Billings West High School - Westward Yearbook (Billings, MT)

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Going for gold West High ’Olympians1 show customary drive to achievement by Aaron Jones For many West High students, school begins promptly at 8 a.m. and ends exactly at 3 p.m., but this isn’t the case for some. There are a few special dedicated atheletes who arrive at school as early as 6 a.m. and leave as late as 7:30 p.m. these athletes endure countless hours of practice and training in their quest for perfection. West High athletes are a special breed; their dedi- cation, hard work, and de- termination are what gives West High its golden win- ning tradition. These long grueling hours of practice are not spent in vain. At West High, athletics are a golden op- portunity to gain scholar- ships, make many special friendships, and to give yourself a feeling of ac- complishment. FOOTBALL FOL- LIES -- Seniors Craig Beddow and Justin Beuhring each attempt to get the football in the championship intramural football game in October. io SPORTS

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WHERE EO yOU OO EOR, LUNCH? P L A C E S 48% 11% Hamburger Taco 26% SOWIN' DOWN - Sophomore Jenny Ram- seth enjoys her lunch at Sandy's, the new lunch area for students. 7% Pizza Cafeteria Studying Uendy's McDonaId's Hardee' s Burger King Sandee's Rax T aco Taco Bel 1 John's Pizza Hut Little Caesar's Godfather's Cafeter i a Candy mach i ne Jock Rock C1assroom L i brary By Todd Oakes Leslie Rimmer OPENING

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LOOKING FOR A BREAK — Junior Mich- elle Carstens looks for re- lief as Merris Harper stands open in the back- ground during the Golden Girls' game against Joliet. COOLING DOWN - Senior Ron Capser rests after finishing the three- mile run during a cross country meet at River- front Park in October. SPORTS