Western High School - Epitaph Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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VARSITY-From left, assistant coach Carroll Johnston, Bobby Ritsko, Steve Smith, Johnny Ritsko, Randy Green, Steve McCoy, coach Henry Moore. Not pictured, captain Bobby Masterana, Tony Rapone and Steve Kopels. Golf After the bowling season was Well un- derway, the first Clark County High School Golf League was formed with Western again getting in on the ground floor with a promising varsity team. Op- position was furnished by Las Vegas, Rancho, Gorman, Basic an d Nevada Southern University in the six-club cir- cuit . . . Although it was too early to pre- dict how Warrior linksmen would fare, they easily disposed of Gorman in their first scratch match, 7-0, and Las Vegas, 6-1, in the second contest. TOP FOUR-Usually low scratch players for Warrior golf squad during first year falthough order variedl were, from left, Steve Smith, Bobby Ritsko, Johnny Ritsko and Steve McCoy. Mr. Henry Moore Coach -118-

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Bowling VARSITY-F rom left, Mike Moody, Pat Bacon, joe Christy. Not pictured, Donald Varney and Gordon Stewart. Western became a charter mem- ber of the first organized Clark County High School B 0 W l i n g League which also consisted of Las Vegas, Rancho, Basic and Gorman in varsity, junior varsity and girls competition at the Showboat Lanes in Las Vegas and Henderson Bowl, Henderson .... Our three squads rolled a 12-week schedule which was not completed by deadline time. With complete squads back next year, the VVarriors were truly aiming for the future in this sport. GIRLS-From left, Twinkle Blodgett, Suzy Rice, Judy Cianoulakis, Claudia Miller and Judy Snider. -'lI7- IUNIOR VARSITY-Standing, from left, XVarren Timney, Carry Waite, Don Bransford and Alan Holyoak. Kneeling, Jerry Weikel and Jerry Rapone.

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