West Junior High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Taylor, MI)

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L Honor Society Front Row, Left to Right: Mitch Utterback, Ron Gingrich, Lori Bruner, Mary Locher, Mr. Twigg, advisor. Second Row: Chris Rutledge, Beth Carey, Cheryl Dawson, Mary Cuddy, Diane Doherty, Sandra Woodcock, Joyce Akers. Third Row: Kathy Huczek, Amy Czewksi. Dawn Bauman. Carrie Clickard, Patricia Fiolek, Mary Black, Pamela Malenfont. Fourth Row: Jim Thomas, Linda Cook, Carol Chascsa. Wendy Damron. Tamm Christian, Diane Manuel, Pam Keck. Fifth Row: William Dorotinsky, Matt Grabowski, Richard Shook, Jeffery Allen. Not Pictured: Donna Caldwell, Tom Harris, Sherry Dandy, Marshall Ellis, Daniel Fellows, Clifford Quiel, Jeffery Vanhook. ' , NATIONAL Q3 SQQQY The sponsor is Mr. Twigg and g 4. the advisors are Mr. Killing- ? ij beck, Mrs. Grow, Miss Batch- QJ S elder. and Mr. December, .SL i OFFICERS: Left to Right: President-Mitch Utterback, Vice' President-Mary Locher, Secretary-Tammy Christiang Trea- surer-Ron Gingrich. l Qfotocvw The Cardinal Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society was formed in September of 1975. Some 'thirty-six 8th and 9th grade students were nominated by a panel of teachers and Mr. Twigg, the organization's sponsor. Membership in the society carries with it the prestige and honor of belonging to a national organization. Mem- bership reflects high academic performance and the highest standards of citizenship, senlice, leadership, and character. Each year students with high academic grades are reviewed and the nominees are inducted at a spe- cial ceremony emphasizing the highest ideals of our educational system. V

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Q West Spirit Marches On... l I .fl Left to Right:Joyce Evangeliou, L's D ,N D ',G'ld Cp fuentes,CarrieClickard. Not Pictulreiiz t?:PenT?r?rcuLh.avIS I a ' Ei talent There are four bands at Westg Ca- det Band, which consists of 55 membersg Beginning Band, which consists of 30 members, Varsity Band, which has 53 members, and Concert Band. This year's Concert Band is the largest ever. It has 87 members. They work very hard and deserve congra- tulations on the fine job they have done this year. Some of their activities outside of school assemblies are, concerts, marching in the Taylor and Lincoln Park Memorial Day parades, which features the majorettes, and per- forming for visitors at Cedar Point with Varsity Band. Our bands would not be so terrific without their great leader, Mr. Buono. He is the ruling force behind their He reall helps them get it together. Y Combine all of this and you get what we haveg a fan- tastic instrumental program.