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Sc ott Gatza and Chris Rugenstein monkey around with bananas. .W I . f ff '7l'Hu, . mg u Tim l- ell' and Cathy Barber are all strung out Western Has Fun for M.D. fs :K www The guys get together tor another rope-breaking tug Sophomore Student Council sponsored the Muscular Dys- trophy assembly. It consisted ot several competitive at tivities including tug-ot-wars and a banana-eating contest. T-shirts were awarded to the class that donated the most money. Mr. RakJh's first hour mechanical drawing class con- tributed the most money, with Miss Ransom 's yearbook class following close behindg both classes received t-shirts, A total of three hundred and ninety-five dollars was raised for lerry's kids. Student lite-f I
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Western Tops in Para de The Homecoming court gives smiles to all. C ,A , .M - Westernettes are high stepping it for St, Pat. Western once again participated in the annual St. Patrick 's Day Parade held on March 16, 1980. The Student Council, Cheerleaders, and Home- coming Court each entered floats, while the Band, Westernettes, and Majorettes also participated. Special awards went to the Student Coun- cil float and the Band for appearance and showmanship. Through the efforts ofall these fine groups, Western was well represented again. JU f Student lite 5'!lQl 'f L... X A., . L g-Tqqkiii The Maiorettes add their sparkle to the parade. Dawn, lan, Mary, and Sue anxiously scan the terrain for guys' Drummers set the pace forthe Band. fffu H..
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luniors Make 0 HIS t y Quarterback Kim Larson huddles together the senior offensive team. W I The senior and junior powder puff girls get together for a quick picture. For the Hrst time in Western's fall powder puff history the juniors beat the seniors in a well-played game 22-0, Sandy Schwandt, the junior quarter- back, led the offense with three touch- downs and a two-point conversion. The spirited seniors dominated the second half but still were unable to get on the scoreboard. 22 f Student Life Kari Broderick dodges the defense. Cheryl Meyian PIOWS two juniors' . . 0 . 2 lunlor Coach Scott Langenburg reviews the plays for ion
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