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

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Bamgy muh DAY BIOLOGY CLUB-Front row, from left, Amy Austin, Diane Carres, Karen Van Buren, Suzanne Berry, Jeannie Beverly, Nadine Ukeiley, Nancy Moll, Pat Mors. Second 4 row: Bill Been, Eddie Drake, Rod Conant, John Wawerna, Bill Maupin, Joe Christie, John Carlson, Chuck Tayler, Mrs. Peggy Coon, advisor. Due to the extraordinary en- thusiasm and interest expressed by Biology students, both night and day organizations were in- itiated in order to further the study of nature. By dissecting animals, the students learned of the development of life from the one-celled bacteria to man's per- fection. In drawing closer to na- ture, they drew closer to a hap- pier life of understanding and knowledge of the world about them. PREXYS - Delores Could, President of the Day Biology Clubg Scott Bell, President of the Night Biology Club, NIGHT BIOLOGY CLUB-Front row, from left, Pat Kennelley, Peggy Taylor, Connie Arnoldson, Jacki Bliss, Susie Gold, Sharon Beatty, Sharon Graybeal. Second row: Jim Leser, Barry Lagan, Tom Kolasinski, Don Anderson, Paul Everson, Peter Jurmain, Keith Grover, Mr. Nils Bayles, advisor.

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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.

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Latin Club LATIN CLUB-Front row, from left, Tom Burroughs, Mrs. Martha Robbins, advisor, Sandy Titus, Beverly Lang, Diane Carres, Claire Quinte, Andrea Leser, Tom Askin. Second row: Preston North, Sam Pizzo, Peter Purmain, Ioe Christie, Jim Leser, Pat Singer, Bill Poole, Gene Backus. Studying a language enriched by a romantic history and used as the foundation for many mo- dern languages today, Latin stu- dents organized a club with the assistance of their advisor, Mrs. Martha Robbins. The pupils learned of the founding of Home by Romulus and Remus and of its growth, glory, final corrup- tion, and downfall. By realizing the mistakes and accomplish- ments of this great civilization, Latin students learned to take their place in the world of to- morrow fully aware of the chal- lenge ahead. Jim Leser President OFFICERS-From left, Preston North, Treasurer, Peter jurmain, Vice President, Diane Carres, Secre- tary. - 42 -