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

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1-'H w 1- wfx- kim K a,-fps X. get it as N F le xi M Q kg x N Some days teachers feel like they need to be people THIS PA GE, Counselor, Judy Hughes, appeared to split into several people during registration. Dennis Smith, and varsity cheerleaders Mary Bunker and Robin Rumble, practice the correct way to pose for the camera which will be a large part of their year. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP, Linda Speer induces a big smile from Coach Jack Shelton as he waits and waits for the tennis match to begin, Rube Welch has perfected the fine art ofen- durance at faculty meetings. Councsleor,Larry Davies, trys to help a parent understand the school program dur- ing open house. Chaperoning a dance is another part of a teacher's daily varied program, CENTER, The en- tire faculty gathers to hear Superintendent Guinn speak about the delay in the opening of school over TV, Vice- principal Frank Brusa gets into the spirit of his favorite activity, pep assemblies. Ray Dooley tells Barbara Smith and some junior girls about the problems of supervising float building. Horrace Smith watches the game from the crow's nest, The donkey basketball game is a big part of every coaches life. Jane Burrough and Joan Kettel- hut enjoy haming up forthe TV production. 42 R X

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f- , - , 'S 'fits The School Board experiences man difficulties as the year wears on THIS PA GE, The school board members are Glen C. Taylor, President' Helen Cannon, vice-presidentg Clare Woodbury, John Anderson, Clerk' James Andrus, C. Donald Brown, David Canter Bernice Moten, Clif- ford Lawrence, Deputy Superindendentg and Earl Evans. OPPOSITE PA GE, The Clark County Education Center. Dr, Kenny Guinn, Super- intendent of schools, and Willard Beitz, Associate Superintendent of Secondary Schools.