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For New Stadium Y. vi,- ,As 'F Q Lg ili- L. Western students show their spirit. Mr. Syring speaks to promote the stadium at Western Mr. Saxton leads the band, Mr, Wirsing tells us why we should have a stadium at Western 'X -...MX 'sam ag... W , Jple ol all ages enjoy the bonlire. Mr Bryant speaks at the kifkotr with his mwboy hat on
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in.. . , , Western Cheerleaders show their scorn by throwing a Pontiac dummy into the fire. Kickoff was October 78, 7980, and it was the start for a stadium at Western High School, Mr. Bryant, principal spoke about getting a stadium and giving the Warriors a home. Mr. Bloenk, assistant princpal, then psyched up the football players to show their spirit for the stadium by beating Pon- tiac Central later that night. Mr, Wirsing, booster club president, also promoted the stadium. A big surprise to everyone then came. There was a drum roll, and Mr. Sax- ton unrolled a long check for a 51000 donation, while the Westernettes chal- lenged all school organizations with a 550 check of their own. Next was the spirited part of the Kickoff' the cheerleaders burned in the bonfire a dummy to repre- sent Pontiac Central and our beating them in the football game that night. The rally successfully ended with pledges adding up to 53000 for the stadium at Western Hgh School. I6 f5tudent Lite af Spirit Shines Satisfied with the demise of Pontiac football dummy the cheerleaders return to the enthusiastic fans as they begin the drive for a new stadium. Western 's varsity football team tries to stay warm as they encourage Western supporters to support the stadium drive. t rtr- lg
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Sadie Hawkins Wee lerry lano wifz displays his outfit. Sadie Hawkins week was March 24-28, 7980. The week consisted of Hat Day, Sports Day, Hair Do Day, Hillbilly Day, and lersey Day. Students always look for- ward to this week to have a break from their normal routine. 16 f Student Life W Vrwg if I, N 1 . Q y . Sue Berger shows off her unique hat. .g,t., Cowgirl Gail Klepser takes a break from dass.
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