Westminster High School - Warrior Yearbook (Westminster, CO)

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Aw come on, Let's dance! Get to work, Shirley. 'Hmong These earphones give me a headache, Majorettes look sharp in top hat and cane rout ine . Q 2 4 N 4, ' Q- I ' 45 . in he 4' ' 533 Z . 5 1. , 1 fx- K .. ' Q ' . i f . f shshh 1 f X ' ' 1 6 1 Now they can't stand up in front of us

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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. , .

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Gut ofimany - the Class of 1963-405 indi- viduals united in a three-year Crescendo culrninating in graduation. In September, 1960, they set foot in the high schoohfor the firsttime, giggling, fearful, -selffi conscicugs,i and intrigued. Soon, dddgd e and through gdgl glgdg beciazngsistrong. Classrooms , l ggg gddldggdd - g corridors, buildings be-came dgdgd ground, acceptable. The school accepted i the challenge of influencing these young active minds toward intellectual, moral, and social growth, Days passed into months, months into years. Now, on the threshold of life, these seniors graduated and walked a world of their own. s gg l again 'through the doors of the school - into 1