West High School - Westward Ho Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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riI3.Xi.i-..... ,. .,,.......W Keep your eye on the ball! Physics Class Row 1: I. Lillywhitc, B. Dye, R. Sweet, G. Schultz, I. Morrell, F. Sehuler. Row 2: D. Graham, F. Krie- sel, T. Becker, D. Hutchins, K. Stone. Go, Van Goghs! Art Class M. Farmer, li. Schwcers, I. Grams, S. Volz, F. Miller. if ' I 'S C 'V Classtastrophe 3 ,-g .,-D' ,, ,i -i VH, . f .. V, ,V -,'.- N .... ,K H .mi f't','., - f' L fs 1, ...iq Y -is v as Typical Typing Tactics You ain't notnin, but an old arnoebal Typing ,Class Biology Class Front to Back: S. Gerson, I, Geller, I. Rasmussen, M. Simpson, B. G. Rieman, M. Schaeffer. Smith, I. Herreid, I. Smith, I. Erikson. fs

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