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

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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.

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Theater Experiences At West The drama club had another very successful year, perhaps the best year it's ever had. To their success were two plays, Meet Me In St. Louis and a muscial entitled Rock 'n Roll . West's fall play, Meet Me ln St. Louis , directed by Mrs. Hopkins, was a complete sell out on both nights of its presentation. This three act situa- tion comedy took place in 1908, and showed the frantic hay-wire that can happen in the everyday hilari- ous family. The spring play, Rock 'n Roll , a nostalgic '5O's musical, was also a success, directed by Mrs. Hop- kins, Mrs. Taft and Mrs. Freeman. The play was about a dreamy, high school romance. Besides putting on the plays, the club saw various drama programs and certainly made their eslxtence worthwhile. I 1. In West's Meet Me ln St. Louis , Lori Bruner as Rose and Mark Fellows as John unfold their love letters. 2. The smash of the show, Tootie , portrayed by Robbie Byrd. 3. Left to Right: Kevin Do- herty, Mark Fellows, Brian Bergley, Terree O'Niel, and Barb Barnes arguing again? 4. Mrs. Taft, Chris Rutledge, and Mrs. Hop- kins prepare for Rock 'n Roll . 5. John Manos and Mike Weisler are ready and wil- ling to sing out strong! Front Row, Left to Flight: Diane Long-Treasurer, Barb Barnes-Vice President, Mrs. Hopkins- Advisor, Carrie Clickard-President, Mary Locher-Secretary. Second Row: John Manos, Ron Gingrich, Teree O'NeiI, Lori Bruner, Theresa Vrabel, Chris Rutledge, Robbie Byrd, Frank Wilde. Row Three: Mark Fellows, Steve Martinez, Kevin Doherty, Gary Coccia, Gail Nagy, Kathy McClain, Kathy Wiland, Pat Fielder. Row Four: Sharon Pah, Beth Carrie, Cheryl Daw- son, Bonnie Bopp, Jody Sowinski, Corrina Munro, Alesia Bruff, Wendy Damron. Row Five: Anette Boyer, Laurie Kranz, Sharon Walkusky, Diana Markin, Sherri Ettore, Laura Hensley, Robin Lambka. Row Six: Lisa Morroco, Nancy Thomas, Sharon Boyer, Helen Barros, John Yargo, Jeff Pryzgocky.