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

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HERO 1: Kirk Stoler, Kathy Anderson, jan Lange. Row 2: Cindy Smart, Lisa Haug, Maria Soliz, Becky Michelle Mcliinstry, Meg Scudera. Row 3: Susan Buechner, N,I., jean Morrissette, Stacy Haertel. 1 Heather Martin, Danielle Dirienzo, N.l. REGE T REVIEW w 1: Chris Olson, josh Mjaanes, Dan Schultz, Sandra Carson, Kendra Carson, Row 2: Ms. Travis, jeff xjaanes, Madelain Fain, Mary Richardson, Cammy Voss, Margarita Strmecki, jeff Oaks, Suzy Dove HERO-RECENT REVIEWXZ3

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DECA Row 1: Sue Schwagerl, Nichell Nichols, jean Zevik, Laura Berkan, Sandy Brown. Row 2: jean Adler, Sandy Slawe, Missy Endres, judy Tappendorf, Lois Wells, Zong Thou, Blong Thoa, Tony McDowell. Row 3: Cindy Pillar, jennifer Blanche, Paul Wei- denhoeft, Sam Warick, DuWaynYeYQncoln, 'llcml Eggggss, Wayne Bullesbach, Dean DeVrie's, Kent' Nichols, jerod Sheldon, Todd Richardson, Mr. Hinner. Row 4: Gary Parman, Norman Bass, Karl Kruska, Bill Berkan, Schawn johnson, jeff Store, Roger Whiman. X . I P' C ff ix V1.1 f X-fi: , ,Xi ' 4 . ff ID V g A X 'R i N 6. i nt T fl lift W.. X, , f x f Ci-A-JI , s I ESTWCDRD The Westward staff, under the direction of Editor Mike Zuberbier and Advisor Ms. La- zar, had a fruitful and fulfilling year. The publication - now in its second year - was able to go beyond the point where other West publications had stopped. Through its use of in-depth, informative reporting, the magazine was able to educate the student body on such important, school-related is- sues as crime, Army Recruiters, and Indo- chinese students. The year did not pass solely in glory, how- ever. A major problem the paper faced was financing: because it is not at all subsidized by the school, the staff had to go through the pain of getting advertisments and . . . when worse came to worse, the staff picked up the tab themselves. Another problem Westword faces is that a large number of staff members are graduating this year. In any case, the staff should be commend- ed, and thanked, for providing West with an interesting publication that presents both new ideas and different viewpoints. zzfpiscfi-wssrwoizp Z? Row 1: Chris Taylor, Mike Zuberbier, Nl, Robert Skidmore, Row 2: Laura Wagner, Maria Schneider, Er Clune, Becky Schultz, Ms. Lazar, Row 3: Madelaine Pfahler, Charles Clover, Erik johnson, Ma Hirschler, Jessie Rabenhorst. Missing: Claire Bender.

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PEP CLUB Pep Club experienced a change in poli- cy this year that had a dramatic effect on the future of athlete's stomachs and lockers. The Big BrotherfLittle Sister plan, in which freshman girls baked cookies and made encouraging signs for varsity athletes, was abolished. Appar- ently, many parents and faculty consid- ered this tradition sexist. The club, led by Danieann Demitros, hopes in the fu- ture to rouse the student body with bake sales, flower sales, and enthusiastic signs. 'gm U- Row 1: Tanya Templeton, Krista Manciomis, Kathy Roscoe, Rebecca Winke. Row 2: Danie Ann Demitro Tiffany Raffill, Sarah Breckenridge, jennifer Busch, Nancy Reynolds. SCDCIAL CCDMMITTEE The Social Committee is the driving force behind the preparation of the for- mal dances at West. The committee plans Homecoming, the Valentines Dance, TWIRP and Prom. They sched- uled the bands, woke up bright and early a few Saturdays to decorate the cafe for the formals and also conducted court elections. When the Social Committee was not busy planning for a dance they were at Mr. Manke's house watching videos, eating pizza and SOCIALIZING! 24fPEP CLUB-SOCIAL COMMITTEE s wi' Row 1: Leslie Myrah, Graham Willoughby. Row 2: Beth Parish, Shannon Olle, Kim Schleisman, Chris Mo Jenni Saari, Laurie Biddle, Stacy Haertel. Row 3: Marissa Onheiber, Laura Wiley, Kathleen Garvey, Ki jones, Michele Gorman, Stephanie jones, Missing: Amy Mergen,'Robyn Boeck. !