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

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Warriors' inconsistency jeopardizes their chance to goto state OPPOSITE PAGE, Warriors watch in anticipation as one of their shots goes in. THIS PA GE, TOP, Willie Henry jumps high to shoot over a Vegas player. Mike Hinton goes up for one of the many lay-ins that happened during the game. Western players wait anxiously for Willie to tap the ball to them. Bob Starbird tries to get inside one of the Wildcats in order to set up the play. Calvin Washington catches up to a Vegas player in order to intercept a pass. Leon Smith takes a practice shot during the pre-game warm up.

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Male world Challenged y Western Lettergirls The Lettergirl Club is a new organization which has replaced the Girl's Athletic Association. Since the advent of varsity sports for girls a female version of the Lettermen's Club was needed. In its first year the search for purpose and unity has been its chief concern, The members of the Letter- girl Club are Carolyn Love, Alice Weathers, Valerie Rainey, Margaret Dennison, Linda Kohlman, Lynette Green, Janice Pinder, Debby Taylor, Denise Burgess, Jan Toddy, Eileen Beck, Pam Foltz, Pam Carson, Janice Donaldson, Sherry Bollinger, DeeAnn Carson, and Sandy Taylor. The officers ofthe Lettergirl Club are Pame Foltz, secretary, Denise Burgess, historiang Jan Toddy, president, Miss Carley, advisor, Pam Carson, vice president, and Sherry Bollinger, treasurer. Lettergirl, Denise Burgess receives support from cheerleader Kelly Worthen.