West High School - Warrior Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

Page 17 text:

.MQJUQS X v, 8,- Hurry up there! I'nw hungryI cc1II5 someone from the end at the lunch lIne. I ccm'I wait until I get my Teeth into that food, shouts another, In three luncheon shIfts., rovenous customers come pouring into the cafeterIa to buy the dehcious food pre- pared In the schooI's Mtchen. 'B MONITORS, BACK ROW: J. D. White, H. Puhlas, K. Eastwood, J. Heath, F. Weis, S. Lucas, E. Oh- man, S. BIcck, J. Schoonmaker, M. Messina. THIRD ROW. M. Wc1I'cce, J. Schaefer, M. BIack, C. Thorn- bloom, J. Mcxddrell, L. Bedford, M. Scott, R. Waf- klns, A, Spates. SECOND ROW: D. Warner, D. Turner, D. Franseen, M. Munson, M. Sacco, J. Hancock, S, Shaw, S. Iseli, S. Finley. FIRST ROW: S. Somers, J. Henbest, B. Schleicher, D. Grabow, N. Gentry, I., Wushingion, N. Eklund, S. Smith.

Page 16 text:

S aff. ,. ... R- fwfr 'E ' i. 'ig 1 ' . I T 'if A Ei ., .5 , f Q E . gl-.Q K . .J fi . 1 , A .nga 1' i j f ' R if , rl ... pf, . M ' ef -QQ: i X ii . ' . .- as, -1 .Q I I . . , A F V ' ' f F MARE. -. , 1 Kap z View gp.. r i Escorting visitors through the building, checking student corridor posses, and keeping order in the hulls ore the rnoin function of the monitors, who sacrifice study hoil periods to work c- posts. BACK ROW: G. Chamberlain, R. Ploeger, J, Messrnon, J Anderson, N. Anderson, J. Cieiiesz, W. Monge, P. Spuroro, R. Sanders. THIRD ROW: M. Hollstrom, K. Srodoici, R. Cole, A. Corirossi, Brown, E. Edmunds, B. Holiisey, B. Beck. SECOND ROW. K. Haus, R. Heinzeroth, B. Zipuy, P. Powrie, M. H. Hond- ros, P. Erickson, B. Briggs. FRONT ROW: J. Emery, R. Binger, D. Elfverson, V. Rizzo, J. Lego, P. Rutter, B. Boase, Miss A. Soporiri iadviserb. I -...lk , -- 11 z . 1:44 - N. fi E. 1 ...fi ,fry .6 -fy S, , 1, we as: ' 1 C risk we .. f ,- ,.,ff. .f Q2 541' Q -Q my? ,K V2 2 ww 2 'ms' X Y ggmjf, . rrr.. is Q s .af

Page 18 text:

. ' n -,A Ui Ji i Y in 1 aff jc. R I ky ? ..: ,- 'e's.,,r 6 ' ! f f 'W 'sf , -, of 1.4-.X 3 ' XL d 'Cx X V' - N ff-F br-'. :xhw N ',.A',u1-sux, fi 'hip' .1 s tum' 1' J ii ':,n .i1 1'u'lY- 4 N lu so, rl' ' 1 f . 4 'o 0' 1 - Nl.. . rg 2 Q 2' t ' A' . ' uqililt' , l 1 t 9 .K 8 ,high A I I J'.xf:'a2s1li!l V ' . ' ' i K 1 .l ,ii si I K Y ln front of a maze of campaign posters, candidates Wally Hobart, Ciara Swenson, Nancy Borden, and John Edson examine campaign 'naterial for senior eiections. Front the hopeful looks on their laces, it can easify be guesscd for whorn they are Duiing. A tradition of the May Festna! is the wirdng of the Maypole with its VUriCOlored s'ica'ne:'s Donna GL-rin. Pat Erickson, Dalia Pro, Huw Rr.-tfsch, Rufnanr Rein- hard, Janice Anderson, and Nina Buiiiet perform the intricate dance. f' Explaining the technique of placing a light bulb in ci moy.Q pro- jector ls Mr. T. Horrcll. Listening attentiyely are his faithlui ase sistants who show films to the yarious classes. They are J. Creigh- ton, J. Parlaptano, A. Oriandi, V. Schoanrnakcr, D, Dugar, R. Haskins, and H, Toyicr. i My 1, 9,1 4 c e. 1 Mr. VVort, Mr. Friai-,' and Mr. Parker, fathers at Dick, Mark, and Rex, fespectivefy, attend Dad's Night at Beyer Stadium with Mr. Bedford and M . Morgan, brothers at Luther and Ray. Each year dads at toatbali piayers are honored at one ot tne important home games. , i' A 9 I .l I K. ? I' r ' -. ' '4 f H C f , Q ,a Pr.- i Q65 f tw- J. Y Hail, Queen Nancy Quattlebaum and King Wally Miller! Throughout the year students are eagerly await- ing the May Festival and the announcing of the monarchs and their court. l