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now THE WEST WAS Clockwise from above: Hoping for an Indian Vic¬ tory, mascot Brenda Hill and Cheerleaders Heather Ross, Danna Kaplan, Hyo Sil Park and Beth Merkel cheer from the sidelines. With no one within listen¬ ing distance, Sophomores Stephanie Akwa and Ni¬ cole Rich are startled over the latest gossip. After be¬ ing introduced as Home¬ coming Court members, Seniors Ken LeComte and Brian Weinberg look studly. Donning a sporty tie, Mr. Jerry Turry returns a serve. f b Opening
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Clockwise from below: The Niles West Marching Band leads the Homecoming parade down Lincoln Avenue. At the Homecoming game. Student Union members Erica Stone, Michelle Gorchow, Tami Weitz- man and Principal Nicholas Mannos enjoy the half¬ time show. Another fantastic pom-pon routine and a smile from Senior Kim Lorres. Homecoming King Van Stamos escorts Queen Cindy Atsaves. To help psych her swim-mates, Junior Jacqueline Plonus makes a spirit poster. Before another day begins. Juniors Cheryl Rabin, Dee Dee Lippe and Jill Lebovitz spend some time together. Opening 5
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Clockwise from left: With determination in their eyes, Felicia Bakshy, Andrea Poet and Marsha Telengater give it the ol ' Fresh¬ men try. In the chem lab. Junior Tom Svrcek pours a highly sulfuric acid. On a crisp Autumn day, a student finds the flag pole a good place to lock his bike. The football fans let everyone know this is Indian Territory. Opening 7 52 Another Trail Ride Begins Sunrise. The students of Niles West embarked on yet another trail ride. For some, this was their first journey West, for others, it was another round-up of exciting events, thrilling adventures and non-stop action. We set up camp at Oakton and Edens Expressway. It was here we worked and played, laughed and cried, triumphed and failed. It was here we not only grew individually, but together, as one. They came from the surrounding territories of Morton Grove, Skokie, Lincolnwood and Niles to form a union. While the country battled unemployment, in¬ flation, and a Tylenol scare. West students were rustling with closed campus and Saturday deten¬ tions. The students united to set the West ablaze. With Homecoming festivities, athletic events, and club activities. West showed all it had to offer. The 2,100 Indians formed a tribe that could not be beat. We set our boundaries and let our cry be heard, This is INDIAN territory! Together, we made sure West was one. •
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