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

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Warner HUMAW REL TIGNS The Human Relations Club is more than just any old club. lt's goal is to get you to search deep inside your soul to answer the eternal question: Why you are what you are? This year they spon- sored a canned food drive to benefit the poor, the starving, the needy, and the hungry with a pizza party going to the homeroom with the most cans. Ioe Thomas and loan Lerman have brought meaning to all of the lives they have reached with this class club. lxffx' i-x Row 1: johnny Winston, Nichelle Nichols, Althea Washington-Lin, Tony Bogess, Ingo Re nold Sarah Lolton, Kevin Salter. Row 2: Manzi, Karl Nichols, Mike Belete, NI, Kathy u ianhlgann Alzlughes, Trenay Madison. Row 3: Micheal Care, Londell Burt, Mike Reed Oren Ben-Ami, Toby ,lone Richard Henderson, LaTonya Winfrey. Row 4: Malcom Weaver, Ter: Wfeaver, Heather Knisinsk Karen Symanski, Carrie, Libby Badser, Elizabeth Weber. Row 5: Corey Pay, li, jackie Stewert, Marth Calloway, Rae Ann Miller, DuWayne Lincoln, Leila Reynolds. Row 6' Marc Priebe, Mr. Thomas. Row 1: Heidi Munson, Rachel Krinsky, Ann Scherz, Nicole Marwell, Kirby Schroeder Ms. Palmer: Profound inspiration for her writers Row 2: Becky Schultz, Tanya Bishop, Margarita Strmecki, Dave Bilder, Jen Schulz, Andrew Caddock, Joe Hellerstein, Chris Westgard, john Ogalai, Claire Bender, Cather- ine Missing: Becky Greco, Leora Saposnik, janet Shriberg, Arden Trewartha, Gemma TAPESTRY ZBXHUMAN RELATIONS-TAPESTRY Tapestry, under the supervi- sion of Ms. Palmer, is an organi- zation in which students judge the creative works, essays, and poetry written by other stu- dents. Anyone can submit works to Ms. Palmer or the staff, which will then be evaluated by three judges. Works with high composite scores are printed in the Tapestry publication to be sold during Fine Arts Week. West is lucky to have some- one like Ms. Palmer, who is will- ing to work hard to give stu- dents the opportunity to put to- gether a fine collection of their own literature.

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1? ESL GLISH AS SECO ANC-UAGE low 1: la Tl1ao,Yinja Hu, Yang Yang, Kou Tl'1ao,IVloua Yang, Tuan Troung, Row 2: Ms. McBride, Rong Loun, Annie Onchanlw, Angel Bribiesca, Proeung Nuth, Oscar Erichsen, Fatema El-Habib, Mrs. Rush, low 3: Kai-si Lu, lorge Araujo, Gustavo Delvlczzo .ow 1: Rachel Thorn, Lecie Williams, Meg Came, Katie Williams, Row Rachel Krinsky, Laura Wagner, Rita Kaesle, Petra Stanov, Brett Jielhouse f 4744 A T V hr i 1 I Row 1:gVOuk, Khamdeng Maly, Henrietta Moritz, Ming-Min Zhang, Row 2: Chanlt Ma y, Choua Tltao, Mr. Clearfield, Ce Her, Sarah Zhao, Safaresh Teffera, Heywot Halle-Michael, Fat ESL-DEBATEXZ7

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i When you walk into room 325, you usu- A T ally see a multitude of people tutoring and being tutored. Mrs. Karen Waggoner has set up an excellent system in which stu- dents having trouble in any subject from health to calculus can get help during any hour of the day. Through patience on the part of the tutor and hard work on the part of the tutee, the students' grades usually rise significantly. In addition to the reward- ing tutorial experience, tutors and students can earn up to M credit a year. 'Yi -v-s-r- ' 4. Xcizf A N411 .. Inq M I - I - - ow 1: Chris Scott, Deborah Chagnon, John Arrington, David Peterson, Kurt Lochner Row 2: Ben eed, Charley Rentmeester, Ivan Black, Fritz Staats, Erin Denney, Kent Reames, Mike Alexander TUTORS Row 1: joe Hellerstein, Kirby Schroeder, Beth Lok- ken, josh Lawrence, Anneke Eichoff. Row 2: Lisa Song, Laura Olsen, julia Turner, Claire Bender, Hal Schmidt, Lucus Satter, Tony Rinozzi, Eric Keyes, Amy Waldren, Mike Kleinhenz, Becky Sandefur. Row 31 Sam Nuthalpaty, Kyla Hornick, Shana Fuss, Nl, Agnes Miethke, Andra Nollendorfs, Hel- len Braun, Melissa Drake, Becky Langsdorf. Row 4: Mrs. Waggoner, Mark Hirschler, Amy Webb, Miles Olrich, jeff Gross, Doug Thresher, Chris Dahl, Kris Westgard, Cheryl McMillan. Row 1: Hung Tran, Ann Scherz, Mabel Chung, Heidi Fassnacht, Karen Fassnacht, Dave Chang, john Arrington, Andrew Connor. Row 2: Sara Krauskopf, Sandra Carson, Richard Crabb, Alice Lin, Carrie Wallace, john Ogalai, Dan Mather, joshua Connor, Pat Siegler, Chris Dahl, jen Schulz. kj 3 .... , CHESS CLUB These interpid chess players were herald- ed by one observer as The best bunch this side of the physics rooms. Every Tuesday and Thursday these people alledgedly play chess. They deny all rumors concerning this group: no one, repeat, NO ONE has been injured seriously yet at chess club. They have never received significant mone- tary aid from highly placed Soviet ambassa- dors. If you have any information to the contrary please relay it to john Arrington so he can cover it up. In addition to chess, members play Risk, strange variations of chess, speak Russian, and perform physics experiments on freshmen. In conclusion: Ery lyudy budut perviye na srenye, Kogda nachinayer revolyursiya! Do Svidanya, comrade. TUTORS-CHESSKZQ