Westminster High School - Warrior Yearbook (Westminster, CO)

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2nd Sem Letzfermen Club Complete job Begun By Ist Sem. lub The Lettermen Club, 2nd. Semester carried out the wishes of the lst. Semester club, adding touches of its own. Overall, the Club bought books for the library, gave plaques to straight A seniors, held a skating party, a basketball game with the Harlem Clowns, a donkey basket- ball game, and donated sums to the P. E. Classes for gym equipment. By year's end, the Club will have purchased a trophy case for the north hallway and have purchased a baseball pitching machine. nw me ,ae

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,wt 'N .wN'w.Hh'W Afs- . - .ff Ex.. SVS. Take Over C 2.132 ovt. Students participating in Youth Govt. Day, a program adopted by Westminster City Council four years ago, were sworn into office Oct. 12. The stu- dent Council members were: Brian Buell, Lance Tyler, Sharon Anderson, Kathy DiRe, Ray Bundy, Anita Skinner, and Dave Ellis. Bundy acted as Mayor. Council appointments made Dale Bryant, city attorney, Bob Bridges assistant city attorney, Chuck Henkle, municipal judge, and Darwin Beckel, city manager. Student city manager Beckel then appointed Edith Eanes, Steve Hamblin, joe Dusek, Dave Henley, jane Marshall, Bob Sheplar, Gary Craig, and Chuck Anderson to fill out the staff. :ln 'TH Awright. . .Ya wanna dance or doncha ? Curvey Warriorettes practice blocking. , .