West High School - Trail Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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l CHEERLEADERS We are the Pioneers .... The cheerleaders spent many hours during the past year working up new cheers, perfecting old ones, and attend- inq all the games. For the first time in the history ot West, five of our cheerleaders were juniors. Lynda Scott, head cheerleader, was the only senior. Lynda Scott Head Cheerleader Judy Christopherson Marie Alpha Nancy Woodland Rozelia Stiger Shown in action at the first basketball game are cheerleaders Rosie Noriega, Nancy Rosie Noriega Woodland, Lynda Scott, Judy Christopherson, Marie Alpha, and Hoselia Stiqer. 28

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A new club at West this year is Archery Club. Hcgneful Robin I-Iood's are - TOP ROW: Terry Graham, Warren had- wick, Danny Frlsbie, Norval Alliston, Lanny Wallace. THIRD ROW: Larry Bartz, William Hardqroveg Alan Tucker: Bob Covalp Alfred Ford, Jr. SECOND ROW: Joshua Bm-ton, David Roblnson, Robert Jarry, Woodrow Dykes, Gary Jenkins. FIRST ROW: Mr. James McDowell, sponsor, Don Sells, Lloyd Davis: Bob Kralicekg Mike Steadman. 0 LETTERWOMEN Girls who have earned 500 points in after'-school sports and became Letterwomen are - TOP ROW: Anita Chacon, Judy Murrary, Codye McDaniel, Cora Macy, Sandra Herrington. FIRST ROW: Miss Lols Wisler, sponsor, Sandra Haynes: Kay Massey, Carolyn Passmore. LETTERMEN Many hours were spent by these boys in ecrminq their West High letters. Sklnned knees, bruises, cuts, hard work, and sweat are all a part of the maroon and gold emblem they wear so proudly. Lettermen picturedare - TOP ROW:Tony Blake, Wayne Jenkins, Paul Donham, Ken Coleman, Jere Bankston, Pat Hogan, Gerry Wlnkle, Jim Hock, Daryle Godown. SECOND ROW: Howard Baer, Dale Corning, Gary Fisher, Dennis Brace, Mike Carter, Mike Danford, Robert McCabe, Mr. Charles Polk, sponsor. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Dennis Bretz, sponsor, Monty Brown, Larry Fuqate, Mike Blue, Bill Munn, John Mason, Jerry Dobbin, Bruce Roberts, Cliff Utter, and John Zinn. 27

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The Majorettes, under the direction of Marilyn Johnson, work many hours preparing and prefecting new routines. They marched with the band and performed during half-time at many of the football games. One of the most active clubs at West is the Girls Pep Club. Their many activities include planning the football dance, attending the games, and promoting school spirit. Members also sell programs at all home games. J if Majorettes are Marilyn Johnson, Jerry Stillwell, Jean Madole, and Sandy Johnson. Girls Pep Club D1'eSeniS G pleasing sight as they stand in their new W formation. Cheerleaders and cabinet and coun- cil members form the first two rows. 29