West High School - Warrior Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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r K' l E s ORT'S Wyf ,W 1' ING ou'll see th m on the following pages. 5:5 X On the next 199 pages, we show them in detail- I . West's activities H A M N Y throughout the year B R I N G R. IFA' S , r- C .5 e ie vw I ' - X at fi. I lt -I -.l . L 'L..I'I, ,I I ptr Amit I f fltllts ll Vi . . I l BRAND gg Mtusw IDEAS xx. s , N 'NK 1 RX, ,Y G N, A V 'Xl 'Ti-ig lNECESSASFRY X MAN 'TOUCHQES .75 N .MX '35 Xl l' X -' ,,Jx X .J A , .. x x KX 'x Make a basket from here-are you joking? snorts Kenny Scott. p. l34. Let's ga, gang, shouts Bobbie Olson. We're from West High! p. I26. I'm an athIete, explains Bill Snive- ly. See my 'R' sweater? p. 8l. Me? Jim O'Keefe chuckles, Can't keep the girls away from a pigskin hero. p. I28. Dieting won't help, volleyball's the answer, suggests Joanne Doty. p. I I 8. Water, here I come, eiaculates Don Skaor as he rushes into huddle. p. I 28. Warriors, that's whom I'm rootin' for -what a silly question, retorts Ann McDermaid. p. 98. My gosh, it's a homer! Adrian Aske- land must have surprised himself. p. I42. Do not disturb! Looks as if Karol Reitsch is deep in Warrior territory. p. IO2. Anybody got an idea for Blue Pencil? Steve Ellis inquires hopefully. p. IOO. Ever heard of a female paper boy? Alyce Harris cheerfully asks. p. IOO. Let's have o good strong 'A' that's not too flat, dreams Bill Hedderich. p. I IO. Come on, fellas, Iet's live it up, grins Dana Meods enthusiastically. p. IO8. Carol Carter invites us to Zing, Zing, Zing a Little Zong with Me. p. IOS. Shirlee Mutimer insists, You've never lived until you're read Shakespeare. p. 86. Rumba, no thanks. It's too strenu- ous, smiles Mary Leonard. p. 89. Latin's not a dead language, and I'm proof, declares Sue Bartelt. p. 90. '2-I-214, Euclid certainlywould con- s4der me a genius, Ronnie Gilbert ' joshes, p. 92. Umph! I know where the United States is! Tom Mead claims, p. 9I. I'm an intellectual of Forum,and we know all the answers, jokes Delores Brackett. p. 87. No, Jdhnny, Roosevelt was not our first president, corrects teacher Caro- line Geddes. p. 95. Such quality of merchandise, states tomorrow's homemaker, Marlene Dick- mann. p. 93. ' Salesman John Sheagren traps unsus- pecting into buying H-Y pencil. p. 97. I'm tough,see. I don't take monkey business, barks John Fosho as he lays down the law. p. I IZ. .. Oh, forthe peace and quiet of study haII, thinks Sam Needham. p. 99. Wally Peters argues that there is no resemblance between the pin and his nose. p. 80. Taking in money is so much fun, sighs Ed Laue from his table in the corridor. p. IO: Atlas has nothing on me, Jack Ber- ryman points out as he lifts a heavy volume. pi. 85. MJ Chief Dirty Feet, Spirit of west High. Me likum dance, chants Jim Pohle. p. IO9. With my eyes wide open, I sow him pushed out the window, reports Mar- gie Liddle. p, 94.

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