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

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rf ,,fw. A f E--P Powder Puff brings the traditional win to seniors Girls play football like guys but with a very different technique. This Page, Top, The sophomore and junior players are Susan DiBella, Margaret Matyas, Deede Canton, Danna Daniel, Denise Tuller, Renilla Dunlap, Melissa Hinson, LeAnn Fix, Jeanie Stimpson, Blanda Ferrer, Row Two, Treva Gardner, Cherie Price, Judy Kern, Nancy Purcell, Lori Skousen, Brenda Dennison, Ted Deelstra, Laurie Reese, Kathy Robinson, Susan Stimpson, Cathy Edwards, Linda Scheunman, Janet Sprague, Jo Daniels. Row Three, Terry Brooks, Arleen Canton, Angelia Sheehy, Sondra Romeo, Sherry Hagen, Laurie Crine, Brenda Dodge, Debbie Daniel, Karen Parker, Carolyn Hardaway, Gloria Baker, Joel Catozzi, Back Row, Alice Jorden, Sherry Pittman, Kim Jackson, Kim Walton, Laurie Smith, Karen John, Julie MacKey, Randee McClone, Don Frommer, Rose Coe, John Wilcox, Theresa Jackson, Julie Heck, Jerry Hill, Jim Amundson. Middle, Mel Bonnell blocks a great pass at practice. Juniors and Sophomores give coaches a ruff going over at practice. Bottom, Stephanie and Heather figure they have it, but Janell comes out with the ball at the end. Opposite Page, Top, Tina Marrs out maneuvers her opponent and runs the ball for a touchdown. Mel Bonnell gives pointers on the next play. Bottom, The senior players are Becky Patten, Becky Gray, Denise Schreibner, Tammy Robb, Marcyne Becker, Donna Baity, Lucretia Wilson. Row Two, Colleen Prisbrey, Debbie Snell, Shirley Jantzen, DeLeah Owens, Kim Price, Kelle Bishop, Kathy Borane, Tina Marrs, Lisa Dillingham, Stephanie Goss, Janell EngeBregson. Row Three, Michele Forrest, Sheila Ayers, Cathy Edwards, Heather Comer, Diana Murph, Mel Bonnell, Nancy Mlynek, Sandi Dye, Suzi Amundson, Patsy Reese. Coaches are Terry Adler, Richard Stucki, Byron Brock, Richard Christensen. 210 W ff it

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