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

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MORE OF SAME-Here's second half of YVestern,s outstanding band complete with its snappy Red and Blue uniforms. Back row, from left, Richard Vaughan, Gilbert Hefner, Steve Robeck, Phil Roberts, Jerry Cowan, YValter XVashington, Donald Johnson, Steve Hinkle, Dan lVest, Peter Kofoed, Jerry Lyttle, Jim Leser, Ralph Coston, Preston North, Stan Stahl. Third row from left, Gregg VVeist, Verl XVillcinson, Steve Apodoca, Michael Jones, Robert Muldoon, Duncan McCoy, Bill Schamaun, Jim Lowman, Don Anderson, Ray Feil, Bob Cipe, Jerry Mahoney, Roy Coston. Second row from left, Diane Rogers, Alice XVasden, Robert Andrews, Roy Rushing, Christine Ensworth, YVinda Scholes, Duane Clement, Janice Bruner. First row from left, Ronnie Bernkrant, Nikki Budd, Carolyn Hoff, Robert Foote, Cleva Coston. Adding a musical note to Western High Schoolis first year, members of the band patiently practiced and er- formed. The Junior Varsity memhjers eagerly participated in activities and planned for future glory in their field. The Varsity Band members displayed the student Body's musical abilities in parades and school-Wide competition. They set an honorable precedent for future musicians to follow. In their Columbia blue uniforms with White trim, these students raised their heads high and created a proud rhapsody. Working in harmony, band members created a musical unity under Mr. Schwartz's capable supervision. Real- izing the true beauty and refined qual- ities of music, the band saw a future of creativity and culture. J.V. BAND OFFICERS-Sitting, from left, Janice Bruner, Publicity Chairmang WVinda Sholes, Sec., Cleva Coston, Vice-President, Marcia Auer, Librarian, VVindy Bernhard, Treasurerg Susan Schmutz, Assistant Cirl's Uniform Managerg and Alice Wasden, Cirl's Uniform Manager. Standing, from left, Peter Kofoed, Assistant Sergeant of Armsg Robert Foot, Sergeant of Arms, Adam McCoy, Historian, Duncan McCoy, Equipment Manager, and Ronald Owen, President. Absent from picture are Bob Gipe, Uniform Managerg Gary West, Assistant Equipment M anagerg and Rick Battles, Assistant Boy's Uniform Manager. -73-

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Lawrence Lampel and Perri Crawley Dancing among the heart- embowered pillars and colorful streamers, Valentine couples shared a i'Misty,' evening at VVestern High School's first Sweetheart Ballv. The highlight of the dance was the crowning of Ardis Koerwitz as Queen, and Harry Hartsell as King of the junior C1ass's sweethearts. Law- rence Lampel and Perri Crawley were sweetheart attendants. Memories only remain of the planning, decorating, and enjoy- ing of this splendorous specta- cle. As the evening mist begins in beauty and glorifies with time, this danceis tradition will remain symbolic of the romance of Val- entineis Day.