West Phoenix High School - Westerner Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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'Lg-,rx ,OV .ff N N bv NX X 'if 2 4? 507' LU Y Ja? ONE OF THE most active figures in the West MISS WELTHA Graham lends veteran exper- High music department is Mr. Beryl H. Folks. ience to the development of the outstanding West Under his expert flirection the band has grown Mixed Chorus, Glee Clubs, and small singing to a well balanced, smooth playing organization ensembles. boasting 90 members. BAND rehearsals are fun but lots of work too as our modern bandroom echoes to harmonious blendings of tone or H

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BUYOB' MT- . fts M for xax 3 I H d.5aW -ndusif 00k ' LJU TRP-T1 NG is bsg. 5naPP. i Woodsgggr OnfiiICH' M NS het and th F- J psrggamcs xeac Plastics cgnanyohnzison, an auto urgtor. assroomodeln glllfr, He' msn ' achineslqeflric In the We Are Practical, Too BELOW ARE students engaged in leathercraft and radio construction. In addition to these sub- jects, auto mechanics, printing, plastics, woodshop, and book-binding are offered to West students. 0 I h