West Phoenix High School - Westerner Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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The one in the middle, with the cute smile, is Sally Stearman's little sister. y .M Egikii N in 'J' www s is at gk Q i 5 SE i it S Q it is i 1, I K tiiii. ft- --i 6, . . . fs 3 K .. ii it Q gl is ik X it ix 8 . 'ifiisff it it Sex X R il? iw Q, Q gi is if A ' 1 . Rx 3 a Q I--fix-'l Q 1 ab K in Two bits it won't go in. Carl Whisenant and Bob Barth fire off the line, while running through plays in a varsity football practice. 12 Introduction

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The mighty tubasg Jo Car- penter, Bob Sheffield, Gerry Olsen, and Charlie Lester, add the bass to the home- coming assembly. lndustriously working on their science labs in second hour Biology class are Mel- vin Goodson, Patty Clark and Karen Baohman. 14 Introduction