West Catholic High School - West Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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ACTIVITIES - the growth of social life. Together the Falcons. . . Gain experience in meeting social problems, sharing responsibilities, and learning the meaning of cooperation, Acquire a better understanding of people through the various contacts made at dances, clubs and assemblies, View West Catholic not only as an institution of learning but as Deenie Swierbut and Bob Paniwozik sees it, as a place filled with memories of the best time of their life.

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Wonderland by Night climaxes Homecoming Homecoming 1966 had a spectacular beginning as queen Deenie, perched atop her float, en- chanted all the spectators at Houseman Field. With the victory over Union, 20-12, the spirits were high for the following night. Finally the long awaited night arrived and as the couples passed under the Flower-bedecked arbor, they entered into a star-studded Wonder- land by Night. They danced to the music of the Chaparalls, searched for their stars, and posed for pictures in the romantic garden setting. As the hour of l2 came upon them and the couples had departed the night was tar from for- gotten because of the happy memories formed. The Chaparalls set the tempo for the Queen's Dance. Queen Deenie reigns radiantly over Homecoming festivities. Congratulations, Queen