West Mecklenburg High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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TOP: Mr. Leger and Mr. Wright observe athletes who earned awards in their quest for excellence. LEFT: Coach Bolick presents a trophy to Greg Wilks for his outstanding play in basketball. ABOVE: Cindy Jones, Diane Jakielski, and Ana Valenzuela find that conver- sation and food mix easily. Happenings Athletic Banquet 17

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Outstanding performances receive recognition at annua Coaches and athletes gathered on May 31 for the annual Athletic Banquet. With Coach Carl Bolick as emcee, letters and awards were given to the individuals whose hard work and determination had earned them this recognition. The highlight of the evening was the awarding of the Rusty Meacham Memorial Award to George Gillespie. This award is presented annually to the athlete exemplifying sportsmanlike qualities both on and off the field. TOP: Band member Darrell Hatley waits to receive his varsity letter from Coach Carl Bolick. TOP RIGHT: Varsity cheerleaders re- ceive letters for their efforts in building school spirit. RIGHT: Phil Teague finds the delicious biscuits a perfect complement to the rest of his meal. 16 Happenings Athletic Banquet

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ABOVE: Margaret McAleer works after school to complete invitations to the Junior-Senior. TOP RIGHT: Kim Lathan cuts alumi- num foil to shape stars for decorating the Ranson Mall. RIGHT: Shining stars set the scene as couples dance to the music of Loonis McGlohon’s Orchestra. 18 Happenings Junior-Senior Diligent work by ’74 class Juniors put hours of work into preparations for the Junior-Senior Prom, May 12. Bright aluminum foil stars and colorfully painted zodiac signs brought the Ranson Mall alive. The upper level of the mall depicted the heavens; and the lower, the earth to carry out the theme, “Starry, Starry Night.’ Couples danced to music provided by the Loonis McGlohon Orchestra featuring vocalist Linda Perez.