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

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Sharon Beatty Editor Press Club Members of both the yearbook and newspaper staff joined in creating an organization devoted to common journalistic interests. Entering school activities, the club sponsored a Surfers' Stompv which was held in the early spring. Later in the year, qualified members were honored by initiation into the national so- ciety of 'gQuill and Scrollv- Seri- ous minded in their endeavors, and concerned about their fu- ture, these students inscribed their names on the role for future journalists. OFFICERS-Kris Adler, Secretary Suzy Rice, Coxnptroller. NOW HEAR THIS-Mauna Sue Hawks, Assistant Editor, Mr. Ross Tucker, Advisor. PRESS CLUB-Front row, from left, Janie Kasino, Pat Clark, Karen Wicklund Tracey Coetel, Judy Cianoulakis. Second row: Chris Gresham, Marie Campbell Susie Wilson, Austa Potter, Suzanne Berry, Joyce Fox, Mary Lou Davis. Third row: Mike Hughes, Terry Leavitt, Gerald Biby, David Jamison, Mike Blandford Fred Willis. - 39 -

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Thespians Lana McCormick Vice President THESPIANS-Front row, from left, Barbara Farr, Cil Kenyon, Rosemary Burke, Nan- cy Gabrielli, Toni Mau, Virginia johnson. Second row: VVindy Hendrix, Anita Stans- berry, Terri Barbone, Ian Young, Karen Van Buren, Linda Smith. Third row: Jamie Staples, Suzzette Hooper, Tarina Kirkeeng, Don Sylvester, JoAnn Travis, Pat Mors, Karen Wicklund, Darlene Marshall. -38- jimmy Rodgers President All the world is a stagef' Following in the tradition of the theatre, the Thes- pians, in displaying Western High Schoolis dramatic abilities, brought real- ism, laughter, and fantasy to our school year. Noel CoWard's Blithe Spiritv re- vealed the capability of these novice ac- tors. Striving for better relationships among schools, the Thespians partici- pated in an exchange play program with Virgin Valley High School. Through this program, Virgin Valley presented the first play of the year, Night Must Fall , by Emlyn Williams. Acting on the stage, or acting in their roles as students, these club members complemented their abil- ity and their school. They prepared them- selves for even a greater role-the role of success in future life.

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.Z-iudio-'Visual Squad OFF ICERS-Jim Crine, Treasurerg Janis Fillip, Secre- tary. Mr. Phil Koscinski, advisor. AUDIO-VISUAL SQUAD-Front row, from left, George Schmidt, Gerald Biby, Alvin Nygaard. Second row: Vicki Hunter, Ginger Clough, Kay Hunter, Vera McDonald, Sheryl Gramrner, Carol Quasne, Joyce Krandt, Vicki Hokanson, Charleen Hill, Sue Allen. -40 Frank Kostelac President The Audio-Visual Club con- tributed its valuable service by donating time and talent to the classroom movies, and acoustics for dances, assemblies, and plays. The gratitude of persons was expressed throughout the year for the service of these ac- tive and capable technicians. In lighting a way for a brighter fu- ture, the members aided the fac- ulty in presenting an interesting and enlightening curriculum to the student bodv.