Belleville Township West High School - Bellevinois Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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CO . 4 - O — c o .52 0 ) c - a3 ® c 3 02 (0 : D t O d) co it co 7. 77ie Wa 7 Building spoke a silent message of worth to every student. 2. For the lucky owner, this report card meant a pair of free tickets to two St. Louis Cardinal baseball games. 3. Signs weren ' t necessary to direct the way to the art rooms. 4. A sunny day found the sun¬ dial pointed to lunchtime. 5. The art department ' s Rag¬ gedy Ann and Andy take a cake break on the north¬ west wall of the cafeteria near the snack bar BELLEVILLE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOLS PtST- 201 GftAOUATKM dWXTS SUBJECT FRtN ! -6 « LG LHctKLtAuEH S fcH HEftT r LK UN NAN t Llt-E rAN ANEh iLUfcU Aol to WKt SIMiSTtfl 1 10 WKS A A A A A A P P A A A A A A A 12 A Crazy Quilt

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1. Brett Rayburn, the mighty junior , drew hisses from the seniors during the Hobo Day arm wrest ing contest. 2. Cheerleaders performed their award-winning routine during the first assembly. 3. The cold weather was just too much for Ed Holdner. 4. Licorice sticks anyone? 5. Hey I Hold up your end

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1. The spreading branches of the syca more tree between the Main Build¬ ing and the Auditorium promised a shady place to meet friends. 2. The cafeteria possessed one of many showcases around campus that displayed West ' s accomplish¬ ments. 3. Just remember when these artists are famous . . . you saw their work here first! 4. A beautiful sight to student and teacher both! 5. The phantom Walrus, a former grad¬ uate, left his mark after a late winter snowfall. Beauty to the individual is as many-faceted as individuality itself. Hi A Crazy Quilt 13