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

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jewelry making becomes a popular class Jewelrymaking is a class in which the student can become involved in many creative activities with the advise of Mr. Jacobson. This Page, Top, James Carlin and Mike Todd master the art of filing small objects. Bottom, Steve Woodruff faces the monumental task of rounding his ring. Laurel Jackson al- ways finds humor in filing off her fingernails instead of filing her braclet. Kenneth Beatty carefully applies paint with a steady hand. Troy Drew does not quit until his project is perfect. Opposite Page, Top, John Fore is care- ful while using machinery, Debbie Tedescoe looks unsure of her final re- sults. Debra Hardy puts the finishing touch on her ring. Mike Price is pleased with the way his jewelry finally turned out. Jim Friedel has a hard time figuring out just what he has created. Kathy Gilky carefully engraves the metal. e l l l sf' Q J ff K .. ikkwfs jf f.s.st.:'s or ,- Q-'.1'v Xa: 1- 1--.sv . . :iris ig 1 '1 ' ' J K VKL.

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r 1 fs.. .. Eating: Teachers' favorite pastime lt seems teachers always find time to snack- or eat as much as they can find. This Page, Top, Dwight Dorman and others seem very interested in the goodies at the faculty tea. Bottom, Nancy Molignoni enjoys herself drinking up the punch. Opposile Page, Top, It seems that Frank Nails has cleaned up his plate and is thinking oftaking care of Paula's too. Mike Edwards, happily enjoys the birthday party held for him by the office staff. Nancy Stenger is obviously a picky person. Claudia Thompson's enjoyment of the punch leads one to wonder about its content. Bruce Miller and Scott Chalfant found the company to be simply wonderful. Joe Gallia, John Vandenreis, and R.C. Henningson smile itup, like the boys they are.