Manchester West High School - Thesaurus Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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OTHER SEASCN I Spring is a time of new hope, beginnings, and challenges. The students and faculty of West High faced this spring season of 1987 with the determination and spirit which commonly prevails throughout our school. Our sports teams were very successful and put a great deal of effort into achieving the goals which they set out to reach. Our con- gratulations go out to all the athletes, who through their hard work and perseverance, managed to do so well this season. The students of West who have set very high standards for themselves, and have maintained these standards were honored at the annual Excellence Banquet. West is very proud of these highly devoted students, and their achievements do not go unnoticed. Our school didn't make it through the sea- son without alittle touch of the very common spring fever! Everyone got a little lazy during West Week last year. It was an opportunity for all to lighten up and have a truly fun time! Student Council presented West with a week of excitement which wonit soon be forgotten. As the school year came to a close, the air was full of excitement. The upcoming prom festivities kept everyone busy, but more im- portantly, the seniors were about to graduate! The Class of '87 said goodbye and the Class of '88 moved into the top spot, ready for the exciting times that lie ahead! The DltChll19 ofJay SteVef'lS exemplifies the hafd work and dedlCatl0I1 to excellence that afe a Daff of all OUT SDOITS teams Karen DeShaleS proudly aCCeDtS hel' award DI'eSented by MF. DOI'1egaI1 at the EXCelleflCe Banquet '87. .2

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What if... West Actually had a student parking lot? the school was heated in the winter? Chuck Bayless had a Volkswagen? Ed didn't like peanut butter? Mr. Houle didn't wear red on Wednesdays? Mr. Demers ran out of movies to show? Mr. Harlan admitted he loved us all? Jeff Dalton understood jokes the first time? Sue Ellison didn't say 'fGood morning, Seni ors ? Dave Preston didn't carry USA Today everyday? there was no 6 day limit? Mike Guyette wore a tee-shirt and jeans? Corey Driscoll made it to class on time? the volume was turned down on the mornin Jim Manning didn't have a story for every la Mr. Johnson was a republican? Ann Janelle lost her hands? there were no proper receptacles? Mr. Baines slowed down when walking? Mr. Donegan didn't sound like Johnny Most? Dan's socks didn't always match his sweater? k people who vandalized the bathroom walls the toilet tissue rolls actually rolled? new Sue and Alicia didn't say Can I tell you... ? Mr. V didn't have ta-talsn in his classes? Mrs. Brown forgot how to be comical? there really was a pool on the 3rd floor? Steve Amlaw became President? there were no foreign language cultural eve teachers didn't have apples? Dana Jelley didn't say K'What are you saying Manchester had no school but Bedford did? there was a pizzaless Friday? Brian Tuson didn't Understand',? 77? the egg sandwiches in the caf weren't wrapped? there was no Neil Seethaler Dorkership Fund ? Sue Steinberg couldn't sing football announ Ceme Jen Reynolds had ONE boyfriend at a time? Jessica didn't read for English? Rob Mitchell didn't believe in P.D.A.? Cara and Jackie had different hairdressers? Pamm Warren lost her jewelry? g ann w class? how nts ? nts? ouncements? to spell? N J STUDENT LIFEX17

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MlChelIe Clement during the West Week Lip Sync COI'1teSt D6l'f0flTliI'lQ 3 feI'ldifi0l1 of HUEY LeWiS and The NEWS. k SPRING 87119