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

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84 STUDE T I PROVEM FU D DRIV l Class Chairmen chosen to gather stamps and donations. STGYTYPS Collected bY The 'h0U5UnCl5- 1 Three helpers gathering coins at game. Basketball game starring Keno Good Guys for a fund raising proiect. Car Wash held to raise money. i Students enioying treats bought with stamps and money. Western High can be congratulc for the excellent iob it did on the nual improvement fund. This 5 the goal was set at 525,000 f new football stadium. Stud worked vigorously for two w gathering stamps, money, and o redeemable items. Classes were competition basis and each dayj ing 3 and 7 periods they aucti l off various items and participj in other fund raising proiects. winning class was Mrs. Kettlel third period class with an unbel able amount of 31,900 Other cly es can also be recognized for commendable iob they did also. only Western High School but whole city of Las Vegas will re ber Western's extraordinary io raising 525,000

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p presents i 9 much more than The other day bank agreed to 6 per cent the Antitrust was the air last week k 'banks 3 Boston bank's resois- :ther to lift the lusion, Ig 'Denied if them fwere ll 15 8150, ZYQIFKSI fgr Qu-eg gglrgi blnmn of Of the OF 4141 , la defense of the pres- fgunrgi indeed stress the the present restore convertibility unattainable. These 9111251 - have been secured while Gfedlgsgg at relatively high Um? 1 an outstanding contrast 'ne m5.l01' ball years when the vforlcl ' W ml-9 5011 innounced an system was based on 590314 ce Departments principles. Sultan 1111 ision mi ht raise the . , UDB 011 of Conusin. I AT Ed Al W I A Political View swings ba 5 no qgnosionyf 3 ' on e'55 dents of politics, who tend ass: aid. Nobody gets to-ming, ,i'i argl ggflto shy away from things mone- percent n it. No snioke-filledfscym' ilmilixds ms. But it looks that! Sports Ed., Kevin Cameron i c W .... son., ommeis said. In igtie that rhaps in a few weeks, t t L new dimension. ' 'fidont LTll9tl.l'il'l3!'l, Wil- Mirtin Jr., had to refrain Enlight construct a. more positive case for the present arrange- COIUDWSYS, Belh Dixon 59 Jim Clwffee bankers I mentga itlk to def Admittedly. as Mr. Altman A 'services says, they are based upon thelthe Securities Act of 1933, writers can provide r interests of sovereign na.tionslwhivh required that stocks and tix-nate knowledge of constitute a complex net- bonds sold to the public must-rates, keep the lender of national advantages be registered with the Securities because the investment of na- and Exchange Commission. knows the competitive tional rights Registration with the S.E.C.,situation and can cont to the cost of obtainingfassist corporations on t E611 To someone enamoured of di tailed institutional arrange and it often takes more tions, among other thi ments with are report contended. of rights and ' system at to exist at indeed, the if to ii,e 3 QQ ,W 32 interestlhours ancilrescue of the going' month icompairison end of handsomely seemed at the Unigid prospect It can an rates that it is L several gee-it, n he banks: may H9331 mo selective inf bility, 'art '7 A system, najor is the mg Bus. 81 Adv. Mon., Koilwy Oxborrow 8. Beth Robertson A ne nnson I be te that h 1 rate record of 'or eco C35 pany and I , I,M.F. itself, Um? U-EPOSI ling ooi Br. cleGaulle, for tllgrt mag' 1 can point to the as Ogbashkc for rescue of reduhfor say that it On' than 3' edger isl central bank ere hi her in most cases new? ceili the DiGregorio. Ft PO' -., ,.n,.,-.-f. an Page Ed. 81 Assisiontsg Robyn Boyer, Corol Aufferey, Karen McArthur, Charlotte -Crawford, Wondc: Bates. QND ROW: Ellen Mitchell, Terry Borbone, Robin mil Perkins, Glenda Helberf, Kothy Kerivon, Melodye of the lending me bureaucracy, no inter- .-, in t, price, income or in- f n , , ' o'Dj9CUVeS, no sur-. . 0 o1hntfliWenCil.Iil Of Ffemh ,tional Bani the thlIlgS L Novembel dlffiCllll, fted its U1 xtfromfilij a i th . other hand. each Soeutlegfg? to the the present 1' ' ready of C titutign, V V Reporters, Bill Sfoggs, Steve Cole, Arrnide ingtzN8lti0n if 21 Pmffieff that lm Smit he oldest at Q whnfgg constitution an: New Engla tiSUH'V have favored ln' Luc ml.Ui,,rx:1 torture-.1 m,mii,w...W Uvmu H, P!-in-Ie-,-ate f Kl'1'5UEZ9m9UlS, and 'rm' 532395 Pf3P1kS and VHUQYS Oflllnst week in defer! a law, should find thorn- spring Chgrtgh ipmsidemv Johnsnn-S wi among the most voeifer-l A compilation hy M. A. Scha-V The prilxle mteiiisrthd 1595 of the present megpii-0 8l Col. Inc., brokers andichahrge Ieviedmrthe be- l.t,...,rw.x' structure. X while theicienlers in bank' stocks, ohoifvslrisks among 3 bankfs cu i vaiery n the French 5 in September 1963: C Si system has made it 'T main currencies, a result d between 1945 and 1950, 1' of employment in the f situation that prevailed 1 ltary as outside their realm, funds 1

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