Western High School - Concept Yearbook (Auburn, MI)

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orld Go 'Round 23 'T 2' W. fan-sr X x L x 1119 lulie McPhee looks enthused while playing the flute, . Q X sv 3 1 . 3'9- I j - tsunami, Kara Stein and jill Harper seem to be in a daze while singing. Mike Sqhank ig a professional noise-maker, -5 These clarinet players are an important part of the Concert Band. WCM.-fl '- Academics f I5

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Music Makes I his ls. Concentrating on their flutes are Maggie Elliot, Missy Weber, and Sally Lutze z . 3 Q N r ' A , , , A Af Don 't fall asleep, Da ve Berger! These Cadet Band members strive for perfection. The Marching, Concert, and Cadet Bands, along with the Westernaires, are under the direction of Mr. Keith Saxton. These classes offer the opportunity to perfect musical skills and participate in many outside activ- ities such as concerts and other per- formances. Many Western students take advantage of these elective classes to add a little music to their day. 756 f Academics QW '14 at 'W we it ?7i 'E E-tal give. W W

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'Y' Everybody lift those legs. At Western High School every student is required to take three semesters of Physical Education. Some activities taught in these classes are calisthenics, vol- leyball, basketball track, tennis, swimming and gymnastics. Health class is also required for graduation. Although these classes are necessary, many students prefer them over other classes and would probably take them anyhow. There are many benehts from gym class. Among them are better health and physical fitness. 158 f Academics