Western High School - Epitaph Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)
- Class of 1979
Page 1 of 390
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Bottom, right, The administrative team headed by Dr. Cram has another stimulating lunchtime discussion. This page, top, Dr. Cram really got into the Homecoming spirit when he gave the faculty chariot that extra momentum. f' . is xx, N' , Wx, use Y X1 N1 X w X Y . Y' Y Y Y XA He' wff XY Ky A A'YlR fX5fN Y w Y Y Y W f f Y fm 1 K fin it Y X, Qi! 'fi Eli Xi Y xi' Y Xl X' Er Y 3? Y Y fig 'Y X F- 1 ,Y air -Q ge I VKV: 1 x r., i Q A fy! N, - X' f-'N X .x .- . K N-.,- 1- - Q ' ,u. .. f ig, .. , Q A nf- , 5 Y ,Q XX N! NX' XY WSF Q f 11, X f 'Hs 1 XY XX 'xx f A mi ' X Tx E.. ..l. . Rf Nr Q , .fi, r Y Y I fi' 5 xg . Q l 1 . ff Y Y K H N,,k ks - W if Te' ,iv - S :. 3' ,W ,. S, 4 f : 4 1 3 ' Y in R A ff ff' W 2 -'Y :-f .,V Kl iih i,2.i 1 ,Q ff ff' Rf if iv 6 ' Q.. . 'lxxkilw g Y xl' ' ff' , f ,wt -f, A I La 'ik X, X ms ' '.- S 'b ROTC marches on to better things Now in its fourth year at Western, the AFJ ROTC moves forward to bigger and better things. Opposite page, top, A Flight stands ready for inspection. Bottom, left, Guidon Bearer Sl21IldS with his flight. Right, Ron and Matt get ready to raise the flag. This page, top, The aerospace extension of ROTC readies for a launch. Left, Col Meyer reviews his troops. Above, The rifle drill team is at parade ready. AFIROTC. . . A part of Western's Pride ROTC's spirit is shown by their performing groups. This page, right, The honor guard adds a special touch to flag raising. Middle, left, Matt, Debbie and Ron are ready to present the flag. Right, The ROTC color guard is a part of the spirit at the assemblies. Bottom, left, The color guard at the football games is another Westernctradition. Right, ROTC cadets relax for a picture. Opposite page, top, The drum and bugle corps practices while the commander looks on. Middle, right, The rifle drill team performs another exacting formation. Right, Its members concentrate on the precision steps. Bottom, ROTC marches on to the future. .. 215 Vi. . ..,..f y ,. -'W R to t . 4 f V fi 3 4212 gi 3 . 1 , Y t l Q yn .img 5728 , , 5 If ' ' - ,f f-Y f iiit .fri-mfgfiff f. 4 I . iw wwf fe MA'f M M' 'O 5 'in ' t. H V 'T ,, 7 .. A 522 i , .. 1' j i Y f 1 ,. J.if'il7iax.ff ,1.,Zi1L.'f? 'qvfii 'I Qi , 'W' -5ii...f ' 4 . 27 ,,,,.,,,, ' . '- '.fi,.f-giiiwwfil ,,,,, V. ww .. . . f , f Ma . .f I 'WVII xx .!!...-+ i ga., ..... . .ff BN-Aww.. N., 6 'M .,........----v .nav V-.N-sw '-N.,NWm -N, , ,M-v W.. nd' in 5 , ,E gm ,gi d fy' , 1 i 4 fm xg, 29 V wma 25461 2222 3 , 3 y W-w-Q www, byw Us , w 1- , l ,,,, kk Nw Golf and Tennis: An advantage to the students and a slice to their schedule Golf and tennis is an elective class which is in great demand. Opposite page, top, Students enjoy playing hockey instead of golf. Middle, John and friend enjoy playing and watching. Bottom, Pushups insure fitness for all kinds of games that high school students enjoy. Thispage, top, Val hits another winner. Right, Don tries hard for a losing shot Middle, Guys demonstrate the different phases of golf. Right, Laurie lunges for the ball. Bottom, Phillip and Suzanne have a spat. Kenny and Trevor just show off. Right, Kevin proposes an offer to Trevor. 4 f 'i - 4 t-':: T. Q., .ws as Q. me S . . s . we Qi - Auto Shop develops mechanical talent Cleaning carburetors, changing spark plugs, and tuning transmissions, are all a part of the curriculum in Auto Shop, the class taken by Western's mechanically inclined students. This page, bottom left, Mr. Waldron explains the use of an auto part to Cord Quinnui. Center, top, Ken Gilmore, David Wilson, Chris Larkin, and Michael Vogt prepare to work on their cars. Center, bottom, These boys are displaying the essence of auto shop: working under the hood. Opposite page, top right, Donald Clewell works on the engine while Gary Willis assists him. Middle, right, Ronald DeMille shows that cleanliness is important in Auto Shop. Bottom right, Eric Hill watches another hardworking student adjust a car part. .3 ,N ,..,....-f-Ng it I, , YY Students show great skill in working with their hands Wood shop offers many opportunities for those who wish to create lasting items for the home from wood. This page, top, Clay, Joe, Shane, and Jim goof off while Mr. Nagel does the work. Bottom, Ron Barkowski. touches up his unique coffeetable. Opposite page, top, David Durett supervises as Craig Caruso hammers away. Middle, Cornell McGinn carefully positions his piece of wood. Steve Priscu examines his wood carefully before he begins to use the grinder. Bottom, Jess Allen rolls up his sleeves and gets down to work. Ronald Rodriguez is shocked to see that his picture is being taken at work. 16 P ' I' Z f 1 H , 1 lf' 4 is X, W.. Q 1 i p -f 5 '51 K fi gf 's ff'- Zxfinj' A is 4 A G ' , ff' 2 J Z Q 4,2 V 1 1: n.:w.fW,, Q5 ,f ,.,L,w.,,1 1 is ' ,: Q is Q Lkhr VVLL , Ti E mg .Kev ggw, , ,,.. .sau ,. XT Qi-?: . -yi' 'TY l - Vl'f1'Q H?-S' xi ww ' KVI' 'M '7?X !'ffQ l-'3-1 x K h', I . ' , l , 1 f ' RQ K ww 'rf' Teachers do it with class. 1 .most of the time The faculty at Western High School is in a class by themselves as they go through the school day. This page, top left, Joann Slade loves the registration rat race. Bottom, John Perri is not amused at the antics of the seniors during the taking of the panoramic picture. Top, middle, Hugh Hawkins flashes his everready smile. Cory Knauss is well suited for Open House. Middle, right, Jack Brailsford, and Gene Grimm enjoy Open House. Bottom, right, Phillip and his date discuss their honeymoon plans with Lynn Knauss. Opposite page, top left, Donna Schaffer is teed off' at the golf team. Middle, left, Ray Dooley looks as if he has lost his last friend. 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Riehztrd Stilgo helps Kurt Lamson get the neeessziry blood for their experiment. Middle. Ginn Nloore etirelully mixes her blood lor the slide experiment. .lohn Polei lreefes as he reads his next diseeting step. Bottom, Jenny Neilson expresses yyhttt she thinks tit the sight ol' her blood, This pttge. top. Lori continues to ent tts Debbie peeks into her speeimen. Bottom, Tvlr. Watkins trys to explain the point of the experiment to Btirbtirti Nlike :ind l.ori. 2 3 Art is the beginning of new creations Western High School has many interesting classes where students have the chance to express themselves. This page, top, Jeff Dunnam takes time out to smile. Bottom, Barbara Aranbacich is bringing out the features of her sculp- ture. Opposite page, top left, Susan Deisher happily shows her unusual cre- ation. Scott Hughes concentratcs on bending the wires just right. Center, left, Kristin Day enjoys talking to Donna while they work on their etchings. Sandy Fletcher is mixing up material for her project. Lisa Reamer and Peggy Paterson also enjoy talking while they work. Bottom, Jaime Dick and Guy Mann work on their pottery wheels. James Prewitt and the gang find it takes a lot of imagination and skill to work on their clay objects. fha. 2 JA ,X -fi! Q. 2,1 . WMQSN-ggmw '95 ,.f..,,,wV'iw 1 Preposterous people pose for a provacative puzzle. if Yi 1 gt Here the world renown high fashion model and glamour queen, Traburg Weibell, gives the public a peek at the latest craze in beach wear that will be appearing this spring-a form-fitting, thinly strapped body suit in a wild and provocative print worn with fur-topped polar boots in basic black, ofcourse. Next, dear ole Ma Madburn shows us the comfortable way to go casual. Her ensemble consists of a bright, flowered tourist shirt and form-fitting slacks in a rich, dark tone. These have been accen- tuated by a pair of the ever-popular tennis show-a joy to the working woman on her feet all day. Next in our lineup is Cornbyrd Smuglas who gives us a look at styles for the full- figured woman. This outfit can be found in a wide array of solids and prints and goes smashingly well with any elegant pair of heels. Now, we have something for the more athletic individual. B.W. Yarney is wearing the latest in geometrieally designed knits--W it's a comfortable, easy-care sweater to lounge or exercise in and is accentuated with a skirt of varying lengths so that it is appropriate for all occasions. The shoes are the basic ballet slipper which allows for grace in one's movement whether it consists ofdancing, exercising, orjust relaxing by the pool. Our final model, is Dwight Sherletti. He gives us a look at the latest in fashions for the upcompromising male. lt is a flashback to the days of the Roman toga, but has been modernized with a wide, flashy print border. This ensemble is best worn with those posh new fur gloves up to the elbow and an airy, open-toe pair of heels--and, yes, only a very short slip will do. 'l i f E 3 KX 'z if X va :P rs an ' .E ii. W va g YM? , A :Q .E lb. N, , ' x ,W i NX I s 'fx A 6 ,EJ 3 W F if Q. K' at e ' 1, - V3 ' fig? L:Y-. TS 5l.. g' 5 i fI V 'ai ,S L. F .. x -2 ,E Partial people perpetuate 3, my , V . , . M t i f E sl as Wt CLJ 'ir fi sf vga 2.1. vs' 5 ' il '-A' 15' - ,lf Htl '55 perverse pleasantrles on the previous page, you saw only parts of these people Here are their whole unadulterated bodies -J 8. 154615 1-iikfgtks as-'l3t5v 'ii'4ff-r T 'l,' -Vie: 55 211. is - ijnt' i A -IQ - Ak 1. if -'Ui 'ff ' Q 21187 t W' ' ' wi if ,if :Si ii ,, 532 QQQ QZ ' f,-, ',,?.gQC , 1 K' 'tw-x as W ,xt ev :ef , P. , ,gif 135 - -. at 4-as A' 1 1 My , 1, .tiff sw Qi . . t - warg - ,gy - if . L r ' ' 2556? 6 - . i 5, 42? - ,X .5 ,Q fag ar ,, pi g, 4 N 3 f rg-i Mi? ' ' f Q i rf i ji 30 x. 0 Z' ..1v?5f' , ,f . ,AL qs. 4 l f v, I find some differences between lJ.S.A. and Columbia especially the language and the customs. like we don't have some holidays and some special partys like Sadie Hawkins and Thanksgiving day. The educational system is very different too. in the school the teachers change rooms so the students are permanently in the same room for all the periods. There, in high school, the students have to take thirteen classes. We have some of them every day and others one or two times in the week. About the climate we don't have four seasons. Our climate is tropical with a lot of rain. Where I live it's warm and it's fun because in this place we have many rivers and I go with my friends to swim and fish there. There is a big difference between Columbia and seine states of the USA, like Nevada. Ari7ona, Colorado, etc. In my country the land is very green. It has a lot of trees and all different kinds of agricultural products especially coffee and cattle. also we have developed many big industries. To know about all these differences between the U.S,A. and my country are very important to me because I have had a great experience and I know a lot of new things about your advanced country. ,gawk For me it has been a good experience, to be an exchange student. I have learned new customs and the most important thing is learning English which is a universal language, With my American parents I am marvelously happy and also with my brothers and sisters. I am also happy to be a part of the Western Warriors which is the best school in I.as Vegas. 644411 EMMA! In this article I'd like to mention some of the difference between American school system and Paraguayan systems. I want you to know that I come from a private school and even in Paraguay these school are different than our public schools. The teachers don't have their own classroom. the students do, We stay in our rooms and the teachers move around every one or two hours. We have to take about ten subjects every year. but we don't have all of them in one day, .95 Everytime someone asks me about the difference between the US. and Spain, I give different answer. and after that I always think I will never be able to explain exactly the way of life in Spain. Maybe that happens because in some ways the two countries are not alike at all, Not only the language makes the difference. but also the customs. food. etc.. Lct's take for example. the school, While in Spain it is mostly an academic place where people cannot choose the subjects and where people go only to study: in America. it is a place in which sports. clubs, and other kinds of activities are an important part of the academic courses. In the other hand. a normal Spanish person goes out more than a person in America does. Transportations and short distances make it possible there. Here, without a car is hard to go anywhere and even if you have it, you just go out on Ifriday and Saturday night. Stopping to think about the drinking age and the problem you always have when you are under Zl and want to find a , place to dance or spend part of the night tnight life is one ofthe biggest things in my countryj you will possibly understand why schools are so important for the young people in America, I.ife is modern here. Iivcrything seems to me so new and big. In Iiurope. buildings, roads, art, etc.. give you the idea of an old country. I-'amily life. politics. religious can be different too. but not too much. rata This exchange has been a new period in my life. because I have had a lot of experiences. One of these is that we can have the opportunity to live with a family that has customs that are different from mine. I have the good luck to have a wonderful family and I feel about them the way I feel about my real family. It was very hard the first weeks for me because I didn't understand the language and I wasn't able to talk to them. I had to use the dictionary alot of the time. But now with their help I have been able to learn the language. Now I will talk about the differences between my own county and USA. Example. The opportunitities for the students to choose their classes. In Mexico you don't choose. All the classes are the same for all the students of the same grade. I think this is better sometimes because this way you can meet all the students in your school. Another great difference is the young people. Sometimes I think they don't have love for the other persons and they aren't concerned about other people, first of all the boys in Mexico are very gentlemanly, Q7 QW Our exchange students expand their horizons The visitations of these students have brought about a greater understanding of the world we all live in. Back row, Carlos Salazar from Columbia, Raul Moreno from Spain. Tony Peynado from Mexico, Oscar Ramirez from Paraguay, and Minna Nurminen from Finland. Front row, Edia Cordoba from Pananma, Irma Vermeulen from Holland, Luciana de Oliviera from Brazil. Always when I talk with somebody. they ask me the differences between the schools in Brazil and the U.S.A. Almost everything in my country is different. We don't choose the subjects. the educational system is really different, the classes begin at 7 o'clock until I2:3O and the sports activities are very different. We have other differences between Brazil and the U:S.A. The people are different, the nature, the customs, the government, the music, art, the houses and buildings and politics. religious, food, law, animals. kind of birds. money, etc.. And this is very important for me because all this different hing have gave to me a lot of new experience and maturity, I have learned a lot of different things, and this things will be very important for me. ls always a good to have experience about different countries. I can learn a lot. It is very difficult when you have a different family but I have had a lot of fun and they really make me feel like a part of their family and I love them very much. dl.,-aw-an -A M. de lffrvcaeq U My name is Minna Nurminen. I'm a foreign exchange student from Finland. The big difference, which I noticed when I came here was the climate. In Finland the climate is like in Michigan. It snows and rains a lot: the highest temperatures in the summer are around 80-85 degrees. Another difference is the need of a car. There is no good bus system. Everybody must have a car to get from one place to another. This really bothers me. The exchange program prohibits driving a carg I cannot do that. I must always ask my American parents to drive me every place I have to go. In Finland we have a good bus system, and I hardly ever ask my parents to drive me somewhere because I use the buses. The school here is much more easier than at home. So I am taking this year like vacation because next year l'll go back to Finnish and I must work harder again. VI'Ldnm.A,ldf I think the American high schools are terrific. especially Western High. You can do so many different things here like typing, foods, Dr. Ed., etc. Most schools in Holland have no sports after school. In Holland I had not the opportunity to play in the Basketball team. The sports here is an important part of the school. About the people in school: I think they are friendly. Everyone wants to help you. They make you feel really comfortable. All together I have a wonderful time in the U.S. My host family is like my real family. l'm very happy that I had the opportunity to spend this year here. XII' G X.Vev1v-ealew .313 M1322 559 E 25 Quest B student aides give a helping hand Quest B aides are a vital part ol' the school. Opposite page. top. Tammy assists Mrs. Cannon by running the filmstrip projector. Bottom. Lori helps Mrs. Douglas by filing senior cards. Chris delivers a TV to a classroom, saving the teacher many steps. This page, top. Sandra makes a thermofax master so she can run a test, Mitzi eollates the papers. Bottom. Glenn uses the large paper cutter to get a clean Cut on the registration cards. Judy checks the files in the library, b'.g,.Z.. mm Registration causes much Mid-term registration brings about depression, frustration, and headaches. Opposite page, top, One junior found it was easier to sit down and sort her things out than to walk around in a daze. Middle, Even though the lines grew longer, Brian Krenzien managed to keep a smile. Mr. Grimm looks at the crowd in disbelief. Bottom, Dr. Cram makes sure the juniors are kept in order. Lori Vitto helps out a poor despearte junior with a schedule. This page, top, Trying to find the right line was confusion enough for this guy. Middle, By the look on Sharon's face, I don't think she got all of her classes. Charlene, Alice and Jim manage to keep a smile through all the comotion-they even managed to make the world's most obnoxious paper clip chain. Many juniors were frustrated as they tried to keep their cool in line. 'A Us wi uwW..A gun.. ' R 5 49 Jf ,year 36 l K Q Ar,W, -1? . was .Y c yt ti. .. .,..,, .. 1 ,.., M, Creative thinking This year's mid-term registration went more smoothly than expected. Oppo- site page, top, Walking around in a daze is a common practice at registration. Mr. Bassing can't believe Mr. Burger wants him to add more people to his class. Middle, A variation of facial expressions can be found on the faces of the lost and confused students. Bottom. left, Sharon Peterson and friend smile gleefully as they wait to be checked out. Mr. Grauberger finds that his cowboy hat gives him the necessary inspiratin to arrange schedules. This page. top, Standing in line is the worst part of getting registered. Denise desperately tries to explain to a student that the class is closed, Mr.Edwards patiently helps a junior with a problem. Bottom, Sherrie is overcome by boredom, as her friend eats to entertain herself. Mrs. Smith always lends a helping hand. 3 1 ff 'fi FK a .et. f 1 -ii- 5 1' 5 5 ax Ex 1 L fm MQW Q ,J 3 W, Q, .vvffj ,kfyw 'ff A 5 I ,ff 1 Q . fr f, MIL 'ff',Xf,'fvf' 7' ff: A E1!Lf.u,f.1k,f1f Q ,X ..,,..,... ,, ,N.......... R 4 N 4 I , TWNKSGIVJNC 0 Av ,-4. . Q- wh ', f. W Q -,,...,,. v ff W sm M v- ll. :JW n lv N. gf, x a, at V, , . 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V , Mr. J 1, 5 ft fimg , ,Q ,I .Q-,J C i ' 1 ki ' - ,wg 39' 5, ' 4' ff- ' , J, , 'qi my ,nge pl 1 wh A, is A , -ew , , ,, ff-5' -sfgesmf 3,511 W 2' t , , r . f , , ,,3,,,',,,, my A-QL,-is 4 5f,.,.,. t, , V, eq ff- ' 4, file jffsfi ? , V ,sash ,Q 5 I i ,,,,ii,7 .uf Q. r I if , k g,: 3gh:1?'Q,w-. ,. , 'iii f 4w5'w1, a,, 'iff M17 , 'i, ft, Teachers at Western receive state honors Faculty' and students alike are proud ol' Walt Jacobson and Amber Conrelius tt ho received awards for outstanding work in their fields. Walt Jacobson xt as chosen as the outstanding art educator for the state of Nevada. llc had taught lor ll years with lo of them at Western lligh. He ls the department coordinator for Practical and Creative Arts Department. He started the ceramics department at UNLV, and has taught Art Methods and Materials there, lie is also the past predisent of the Clarke County Art Educators association and an active member ofthe slate and national art associations. Amber Cornelius who graduated from Western in l970 was recently honored as thc outstanding vocational educator ol' the year for Nevada. lfondly' known as Miss she graduated from LQNR with a degree in vocational agriculture and is the first woman in the state to get ajob in this field. Although she has only taught here lor three years she has brought many' changes to Western. These Changes include starting the plant propagation class as well as being advisor to the Garden Club and Tall Flags. She also runs the Tule Springs Garden and vtord with the CETA program teaching landscaping and welding, As ifshe isn't busy' enougl she is also active in the National Garden Club society. ln her spare time she taps dances. Opposite page. Top lel't, Miss Cornelius's fame becomes known to thc entire school. Mr. Jacobson concentrates on his drawing. This year he designed the cover. cndsheets. and division pages for the yearbook. Students and their plants benefit from Miss Cs help. Bottom. Pottery is only one ol' the main things that Mr. Jacobson teaches. This page. Miss Cornelius shows off hcr awards to Mr. Jacobson. Right, Mr. Jacobson shows his pride in the Art Guild. Bottom. Miss Cornelius checks our the Tule Springs garden. Welding is only one ol' Miss Cs many talents. ' 73 ,,., rf' 'P' ' ,iq 2 39 Questions, questions and still more questions Faculty members find that there is rarely a time in the day when they are free from questions. This page, top, Coach Reed answers a student's question by telling him where to go. Counselors Douglas and Schaefer check the questionable schedules of their questionable seniors. Bottom, Coach Traasdahl has obviously reached the end ot' the road when it comes to answering questions. Shirley Bradley shows the animation that is necessary for a school secretary when she answers still another question at registration. Burger, Cram, and Edwards prepare to lace the question of problem student behavior at the girl's basketball game against Rancho. Opposite page, top, Beverly Mudd shows Tonda Spyhalski the answer to the question, What do you do when Miss Cornelius asks you to make a broom. Nancy Molignoni and her students look at the questionable goings on in the parking lot. Bottom, Mr. Ross answers the many questions of the enthusiastic TV students. tml xii fan .sri Q ft ,le 16 1 3 VW .,.M5g, 'lm 1 Y + '.,9k,g,, 5 5 W 1 ,V ,wdyy W q ,H , 1 ag, . - f - 1 1 Y' f 2 . 5 ' ya ,.,, V A if , M, ' 4 J 5' f , Q , 'Q 'H . Zi'- Zz Wane- ,f fw ' A a . , , fa, fy fffif QW ,Mm M i' V: v 1 , A' Xw , 4 4 1 as nw' 3W W, Q ,M :alQ:,f2'ftj2f5 ' 5 ZW. 1.1- 41 Q, ,,..,..wrr MA 3....,.g:t::x 35 -9-::::.1..z .WJ Q1--Q-WG ,N ,..-.,., M.- . - V ., . 3-. Y v-w... K it-'-Q ' f -154-iff' W . --.3.......g A Q, - ............ . V . N. ,Ma LW 9 , i 1- MQW., . Q., A . 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Bottom, the judges of the Homecoming floats always stand alone as Pam Hicks and Gerald Clark can tell you. When the football team loses there is no one who is more alone than the coaching staff. This page, top, when you march to the sound ofa different drummer, you always march alone-ask Sherman. lfyou are the only agriculture teacher in the city, then you are alone on the farm as Amber Cornelius can tell you. Bottom, an attractive new PE teacher and coach often needs a chance to be alone, as Sylvia Squitari is here. Derald Grauberger takes a moment alone and apart while testing the Juniors. fr vu ' C lslll. l tj? aa aa FA fy Q Q-.. f155,s' f ', -V: . I Y, A QQUPEI v' x7 ig i Man hours have been spent b the School Board of Trustees in trying to better the educational curriculum in classrooms throughout Clark Count The Clark County School District Education Center houses a very competent staff. Opposite page, top right. Dr. Claude G. Perkins superintendent of schools: top center Mrs. Helen C. Cannon board of school trusteesg top left Mrs. Virginia Brooks Brewster board of school trusteesg This page, top, Mrs. Janet Sobel board of school trusteesg center left, Dr. James Lyman board of school trustees: Mr. Tom Semmens board of school trusteesg Mr. Robert Forbuss board of school trusteesg Bottom. left Mr. Donald Faiss board of school trusteesg Mrs. Terry Mannion secondary education division, senior high schools: Mr, Ralph Cadwallader Associate superintendent of secondary instruction. Western thanks the people behind the scenes Thanks to our eustodians. hall monitors. and ealeteria workers we have remained a great school. This page. top. The hall monitors some- how manage to keep students in their elasses, This year these talented people are security guard, Bill Gann. monitors Floyd Brown, Lynda Knemeyer. and Gertrude Moore. Bottom, The night janitorial erew eonsists ol' Alan Kreb. Earl DI'l.llllll1OFld.l1C7.1Ll custodian Terry Mather son. Ralph Herrera, liulic Wigtall. and Bill Vanlilkan. Row' two, Larry Apadalea. Fred Pederson. nivht head Walter lxinier. llenrx' Brown, Nl treello Ros toes Don DeN1ittre ind Robert Golden Opposite pige ell Our illustrious erosstnt t rd 1 tee i in lx helps Di ll ixden to eross the street Rieht The d ixtime eustodt ins ire C hester lohn S ilt tdor Se inex W xlie Pierson ind sitting is VN one llillbr ind Bottom the eileterii workers who mike the temptine eookies ind einn imon rolls ire l ee Birbe tu N1 ir-ie Biieks ldith Sindx Thomp son NN illie Robinson Helen Xlobera ind minttler Xl tix Bow ., X1 dk 'Ji iw' SL-2 , . i wx' .H , auf 'F 8 I , f l ,,i,i. es, . 5 fm fi? E 6 mea' V ,,,f t 2 Xfqc F..............m I w 48 Clerical staff keeps us in order llere are some of the people that keep Western going. Opposite page, top leI't, Shirley Bradley, Anna Longhofer, Gretchen Payne. and Judy Wattenbarger are the smiling llaees in the front olliee, Bottom, lelt, The people make the program in special programs. Here are Gail Ilambley, Sylvia Ogden. Nat Triggs, Antoinette Regan. Juanita Perry. Something is wrong with your eyes if you ean'l read what our graphic arts experts Mae Dobson and .loAnne Alley print. Aly ce Horito keeps the librarian in line and helps the place to run smoothly. This page, top left, Switchboard operator Romaine Kinsey keeps us in touch with the outside world, Top right, Lucille Melieen and Betty Hymas have kept track of our attendance tor lack ol' ill Ramona llorn is the counselor's helpllul secretary, Sharon Reed was a pleasant addition to Western's student store. Our devoted registrar is Ramona Bradley who knows our A, B, Cs as well as our D's and F's. Harriet Sellers handles our school money. Betty Cason is Westerns answer to lflorence Nightengale. I f- WL.. 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I 3-1' The New York Yankees came back from behind to win the American League Pennant, then won four games in a row, after i losing the first two, to win the World Series F' 1 N x l Stephanie Alaimo Jess Allen Ilona Anderson Gregg Ankenman Burba b' ' h Sid Argo Tina Arnone Sandy William Alchley g Wir S aff, if I a ' me A lf Vincent Aulicino Rob Willyard grimaces at the thought of washing another car. Steve Baggs -11 Karen Barber Deborah Barden Jerry Bafkef Barbara Bassi Daniel Bastian Cilpfi Beal Lawrence Baer Larry Bainum Peggy Bartlett Eric Beal A team of 3 Americans from New Mexico crossed the Atlantic Gcean in a helium balloon, thus becoming the first men to make the crossing from the US to France . 4 ,s iz. - X ! V 3 AA Y ,. K ! ,L - lime Halford Bryan Bel' tes another way to support thc school, SIITIOHC Bell Cheryl Benson The thought of getting their senior portrait taken brought many expressions to these seniors faces F' ' g is I X B fi B L 6,t, ,X B 4 it NNW K Angela Bentley Teresa Bewley Jackie Biller Linda Bingham Gina Bishoff Catherine Bishop Lori Beth Black Brett Bleazard California voters passed proposition 13, a bill 131 Q N June Brenner Aflin Ann Brown Mark to cut their taxes, causing serious money problems in state-run programs and payrolls John Borgos Sherman Bradford 3 , ' f Heidi Brother , Rick Brown l t X 60 l? iff' f Marchelle Brox Mark Burkhart Richard Burkhart Dan Busch Doug Busch Brenda Buss LaMonica Butcher Dennis Byrd ilk. 4 ,Z .r Jerry Cahow Derek, Mark, and Mark wait anxiously for their Senior pictures, Toni Cale John Callahan Gary Campbell in 1 si In the world of television, the new ABC series Battlestar Galactica carried on in the Star Wars tradition, and Las Vegas became a set for the series Vegas f' Tracy Campbell Kevin Canton Chuck Carter Craig Caruso Paulette Canty Jeff Carothers E L,,. . K , , ,X S. X , . f is V , .. 6 . Q . , Ka Cassell Donna Cassese Christine Castle Jeff Cavaricci .lul Cause Kevin Chapman Thomas Chavez Lylc -Chandler N Seniors catch up on all the gossip while waiting to be photographed. Denise Christie Donald Clarke Joseph Cikity Anthony Ciliberti W2lllCf Clark Bridgette Coleman I Leslie Clapham . Darnell Coleman ka, Skylab's future looks doubtful as it responds erratically to ground commands and the space shuttle's planned rescue mission is delayed again and again K rpm, f - -X. ,if Julie Collins Dennis Connelly Diana Copp Vicky Cortez David Coon Edin Cordoba Bflggdle Cfiag AIDUCF Crain or girls admire each others pictures. Jtiimc Cram Michael Crawford u.. 1. 122 M-'wb Y- Earline Culverson George Dammeir ls everybody happy? vm? Gretchen Dahlberg Kris Darling e ' x Elene Dalacas Jaime Dale Elizabeth Dashiell Michelle Daubs f if D' p Medical History was made when the worlds first test-tube baby was born in England, and people began to give serious thought to the field of genetics Kim Davenport Karen Davidson Bob Day Charkita Dean Cathy Davis Robert Dawson Phillip Delaney Louis DeZarn Brenda Dee M Cynthia Dixon -l0hl'lFly Dodge W'll' D' k T , Lykh . -- Robin Dodge Max Domschot Kathleen Donaldson --..., ..,.f -ll- 'Rf 4:51 Y x 3 f Leon Doss Shelly Dowdle Bridgette Dunlap Carol Durett Nellie Durkee Pal Eakin Karen Edwards Melanie Epperson Richard Eide X xt Diane Donfrio 1 E Eugene Dunn .lohn Eary Steven Elliott Las Vegas gained a competitor when the state of New jersey legalized casino gambling and opened their first casino, drawing record crowds to the ' Boardwalk Alice Ellis Roy Emery Terry Tlbblts and friend check out the action. M1511 EFVIH Cymhlfl EVHPS Tulmoug Ewell Vcrechla Fairley Ra lzone Sum Feldman W MU-we :-, 3 I,- .-f N-. wi Karen Barber faithfully washes cars for NHS. Denise Fenqzlk Angela Ferrer Darrellyn Flelds Vrvlen Flne in 3 wr-l ff' R Q e efrr l Lynn Fleming Kathryn Folds Barry Fowkes Anthony Fowlkes Sam Fromhart Lori Fuller Ronald Fulp Eric Fusch After the deaths of two Popes, the Conclave of Cardinals took only 8 votes to elect Karol Wojtyla, Archbishop of Krakow, the first Non- Italian Pope in 455 I years Angelina Galindo Blanca Galmdo Kimberly Gann Laurie Gardunlo Edward Galindo Jason Galza Scott and Vince are always delighted to have their picture taken. r '- Natalie Garner Pat Garren Derryl Gaston Richard Gayler Mike and Bill work hard on the wk ff f , William Gazza Pat Geick Tammy Gelbart Maria George Kenneth Gilmore Tom Gleeson NHS window washing project Ruth Generaux Donna Godfrey e sf' Q The Camp David Summit talks with prime minister Begin of Israel and President Sadat from Egypt, ended on a note of optimisim as both sides came to terms Michael Gomez Kari Goodwin Roland Gray John Green Tim Gordon Brigitte Grabst 1' , Elizabeth Greenhut Carol Griffin That Seniors lead very exciting lives is apparent from Randy's expression. Brenda Grlgsby Matthew Gunthorpe .m , y 1 Carolyn Haboush Dana Hailey Deanna Hailey Ron Hair Terri Halverson Darren Hamm Katrina Hancock Danny Hansberry M qgg? Paula Hardin Phillip Hardy Barbara Harriger Radona Harris Terry Harris Donna Harrison .loan Harlry Wendy Hasselfield 5 Still recovering from the death of Pope Paul VI the world was stunned by the death of his successor, Pope john Paul, only 34 days t after his investiture 5, ,A ll: I wg! 'mi' , S y ' Xf- H W A' 535' Janet Hatch James Haugen William Heck Cynthia Helmmtoller Dawn Hayden Pamela Hayes NHS members keep it clean at the car wash. lg s After working hard on the fioat, Mark and Alan patiently wait for the parade to begin. X .lamcs llelvie Deiphine Henderson Laurie Hendrickson David Henson Ken Henderson Michael Hendrick Tom Herbert Linda Herrick Civil War broke out in Nicaragua when a national Liberation front declared war against the President Anastasio F Somoza and Nicaraguan National Guard troops Shelley Helland Pamela Hickman Thomag Hogg .lulic Holley Tracy Hickman Thomas Hill Rexanne and Brian eagerly wait in line for the Sadie Hawkins dance to begin. , Linda Houston 'a H on Lisu Howard Wuclc Howard Debbie Howell Max Huggins rf' ef ff? 2' W--ft 'iu V h law w. PMLYS 6 ,l - f- Q xv., ili9t29s2+1wu,.Mx.a- ,.. ,W gf- rr' ...Q W ,3tjjgEssQgg., , x i ' 1 S - ' ,. i 3 J NM i ' i mf-fa X i ii i 1 oowi H ' Q3 . .f--k,k, t K -- ,..- . ai , ' , .. ' i K of --baggy, f- - ' 1 xxx: .-gggwf - - .o J it oo.', l L' - ,, ze oo'o I - -r I - lj Z1 -.gf .fl 4 X' Q Scott llughcs Lcslic llulsc Tho Scnior Chariot brought out ull kinds ol' unusual support, Cumcron Hurick Susie Hurley Chris Hurlado Michael lrby Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Anne lrish Allironia Jackson Prime-Minister Menachem Begin were awarded joint Nobel peace prizes for their efforts toward peace N' N-,ws XE' Q NM... me new its is W t A , sq, ZR Y xii 5 'Ft ip- Y wa Y iN Andrew Jackson Jonathan Jensen Richard .lcnsen William .luquish Kristina .lcnscn Rcxannc .lcnscn y? M . , 'Mfr E t I X ik I is .lohn Polci gives ll killing look us hc waits for his clzissmatcs lo finish writing their words ol' wisdom in ihc lurkcygrzxms. Kirk Jimmcrson DCHISC Johnson Jenn Johnson A Krislinc Johnson Wuiidu J onus Llggcph klollcb Joncs Tonya Jordan Thomas Joyce Kimberly Johnson Kim Jones Lorruinc Judson N, .. Mexico was hit Ioy an earthquake registering Steven Kanaley Alita Kelley 7.9 on the richter scale, the 2nd largest ever recorded, which caused many deaths and widespread destruction 'S 1. ,W k.., 9 Laurie Kelly Jean Kcmck Q i Q shows oil his bc to Slcphunic and Kar Kcn Kcrscy Geoffrey Kiescr iii i ig Candace King Kim King LaJuunu King Luwanu Kizzirc Tcrrie Kruse Brian Krcnzicn Timothy Kuiuvzl Cheryl Kwiatkowski 51. f 5 6' Bryan Kyle David Lucy Ginn Lumun Tracy Lange Marin Lzinglcy Waller Lunicr Chris Larkin Mark Lursh if 144 people were killed in one of the worst air 'x R Mark Law Bobbie Leavitt disasters in history when a 727 passenger jet was hit in flight by a small private plane over San Diego l l M L l l ' ',.. I Michael Leslie Mark Lestellc 3 r Q' N .. s is -gg., '--- s as at ft f N - -i,' . ,V , I Shelly Diane ff ,L Z 7 4 1.1 A--. si? Mike Longtine Gary Lopez Rosalyn Lourenco James Love Charles MacDonald Nancy MacFarlane Ben Macias Angel Maggard Leola Lopez Daniel Lott Stephen Lundberg Terry Lynn if NS Danny and Teresa's surprised look leads you to wonder what they were caught doing. n Jonestown Guiana in a mysterious mass suicide, most of them members of the Peoples Temple founded by the Rev. jim jones Deborah Mahoney Ted Malina Todd Manzi Greg Marmie .lim Martin Patricia Martin to At the door, Leon turns down yet another offer. Dliinflll MHFUIICZ Fl1lgCr1CiO Martine? Joseph Maslrangioli Robert Matheson Kimberly Mathews Teryl Mayer Paula Mathis John Maurice Charlene Maxwell David McArthur Scott McBride Terry McCall Mickey Mouse, the world famous symbol of the Tim Mc Alan McClure Gaylynn Kcvin Mcfnnn Disney Corporation and beloved cartoon Character, celebrated his 50th birthday in November of 1978 Y 'Wi Dwayne Rodack s thc assembly so others can look back and rcmcmbcr. N le .zz i M Debbie McKnight David Meininger Miehttel Mellott Jun Menseh William Meyer Kimberly Miehztel Dttrrell Millender Charley Miller S, gy John Green und Kitten Dennis decide thttl this is n picture. ot the right moment for tt .lel'l' Miller .lenniller Miller l.nurzt Miller Perri Miller The loattle for women s rights continued as Congress extended the ERA ratification deadline 39 months, for the States who have not ratified Ruul Moreno Corey Morley ind Kathy discuss thc future. 'Q-er Marie Morris 5 Ginger Mulkey Richard Nadeau James Newman V all - ' . , 2419 .i'4z- 5 . W , ., -' 6 Frances Morrow Naomi Mountz Ruth Moya Lisa Murcherson Pam Myers Cornell Myles Dede Narvaiz Michael Naylor Mark Nelson '5ff.,2s'fZ5F3f?fi5f?'?s's',l5,7f5 M Rhesa Newman Alecia Norman Margaret Nuckolls After years of friendly relations with the Tiwanese the United States has finally made an official recognition of Mainland China as the official government of China Minna Nurminen Mary Oesterle Rob and Millie should join thc modeling club. gfgliljrglgglncn Monica Osborne Martha Otero Stephanie Parker Tammy Parker Margaret seems to be vcry enthusiastic about helping Thurlow. Lauren Patt Peggy Patterson Randy Parmcntgr Linda Partipilo Brian Payne William Peat Virgil Perez Cindy Perkins iii!!! 'ffl Kathy Parraguirrc Julie Patrias David Payne . Freddie Perkins Increasing hostifity and violence from the people of Iran caused the Shah P of Iran to leave the is country after weeks of fighting, riots, and demonstrations Clyde Peterson Paula Pctcrson Lori Pierce Missy Pierce Tony Pcynado Tracey Phillips Angelo Porter Betty Prator John Polci Jim Popovich Dionne Prcuggncr Wesley Primm Denise Puerncr M2Il'i0r1 Pullum Lori Quancy Teri Runcati Tuppi Ray Curtis Rccsc Frank Raccl LaCurol Rainey Oscar Ramirez Teresa Rapp Kristy Rathje Erika Ratz W 14 Wendy discusses poiitics with Bob ar' ff ..,--.,,,, is V Q bic. 5-if 1 1-z...,,m 1 satg-....x,...s-.W ,.-fm Lisa Rctimcr Christina Rcvis The American dollar dropped to its lowest rate of foreign causing a loss in power overseas i Q A Mario Reyes Debbie Reynolds Rand Riggs Crickett Rivera K h R d H ' h ennet ezen es azel Ric ard ' exchange in history, American purchasing Karen Rivero Stephanie Rizzardi Larry Robbins Don Roberts Pam Robey Dwayne Roback S p n Rodger Kcllcc Rodman Mark Rodney Ronald Rodriqucz Tamara Roesner Billy Romeo Dawn Rose Donald Ross Derek Roy 1 Ralph Saavedra Dan really has a knack for gift-wrapping, Gloria Sala Carlos Salazar Las Vegas played host to its largest Convention ever in january when the National Association of Home Builders brought 70,000 people from the world-over to Las Vegas 1, ' f X fff,5f:'f K -- 3 A ,J ,.,, L ff 1 J . K as a xx? V 2 ill Gustavo Salazar Tina Sanchicz Jim and Ncllic work well together , Neal Savage Lynne Schoutcn 1 V A 1 Q.,-'M V Qld 4 v l .lanct Scott Robin Seaton Kathryn Shepard Stcvc 'lill' Howard Simon Mark Sinnott Daniel Sinottc l.ynn S gs June Smith John Smith Marin Smith Marnita Smith Dennis Snider Donna Snodgrass Peggy Snyder Greg Somuviii fm ' 'S T 'XX A i ,Qt 5 ,W -ws., ,. ,,.,,,-.M. M L rf. i V ,,,,, W W. .loc Somers Seniors laugh hysterically its the faculty puts in un effort. Sheri Sorenson The pioneer Venus probe achieved orbit around the planet of Venus and 5 probes were sent to the surface to make the first measurements of the conditions on Venus Tondu Spyhalski Lori Stanley Vickie Stratton acl Strc Teresa Sullivan Jennifer Sutton Russell Swain Victor Tanksley Angela Tatum Elise rests up while waiting for the next bowling match. Wea - .twvf Sherrie Sylvester Yuko Takahashi Lisa Thacker Carol Theriault ' Craig Thompson Mark Thrower Cynthia Thompson Teri Tibbetts Vietnamese troops took over the neighboring country of Cambodia, overthrowing the Pol- Pot regime and starting their own new political government Pal Trcichcl Ann Trcmuinc Gail Truman Sandra Truscolt Carolyn Trcpncr Kurt Trollcr -V,k.,.,, 1 kk 5 . of r at oao'i at t ,L .wrev . ' i M 'it' i i irti -i'h' iiii me rrgfrrg gat r,tttt trit ttti t o iiaii ' Lisa Turner Damon Vunbuskirk J :hi .' to express thc y h I I b b g p d p if Edward Vance Heidi Vandcnbrock 'h. R J l Jayne Vanliyheren Emilia Villarreal Woodrow Wagner Pamela Walker ,N 4 or f WWW fa 4 , Q ' lx - I ' L 9 6 n ' Debra Vasknelz Irma Vermeulen Cindy Viclhs Brian Villo Lori Vino .laek Vosburgh Debbie Waldman Leonard Walker Mary Walker Wesley Walker Sheri Wallaee Robin Wallenfang W Former Prime Minister of Egypt, Golda Meir, died in December after years of leading her country in office, and influencing it while in retirement Eddie Webb David Weeks Matt Whitaker Holly White ., , .gd is t ,lik t 1 Frankie Wiest Steve Wilcox Debora Williams Monica Williams Randall Williams Regina Williams Robert Willyard David Wilson 'xv Who looks guilty from the line-up? Earl Wilson Rebecca Wilson William Wilson Susan Wintcrroth The United Nations, in league with their own U.N.I.C.E.F. Grganization, proclaimed 1979 the International Year of the Child and made a Children's Bill of Rights to guarantee the rights of education, health, and love for the world's children Elizabeth Wolfe A Martha Woods Joyce Worrull Laurel Wright Ronald Wright Toni Wright Bryan Yeager Elise Zapatku Timothy Zedaker .,. V ,1.V--, , :Fm 'J' .1 1 ,jam 37537 . 3 'L K N 'Hx 'si 1 i 2 5 Q 2 i 5 F . 1 Sf? ' JW' 'A Y naw i .fi 3 if 5 'W M---,.. W.. 1 Wa 2 fi-2 ,, 0 NWA .v A-W' W W W W R a xy fi Y ,F 'x am' 32 f W., K sk K -0, Q55-,. s x The 1. lunmrl lsvu, Cunmc f . xg! W W W QW X ,lm If Q W, - , , V, X -N Q Y va Wfv' 4' E 6 ' f ' iffy., ,5 'W w ,J ' W 3 S 'Ji M A V ww eff? 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MN r 'riff dl! fffffisvcg M N , mx Wm, Q W Y wwe.. ,ff cad e ff righ 1mm mmm lrc.mura.,r, K mn Kykp if ? ,Q Greg Abron Glen Adams Carolyn Adlam Tcrri Agostini Steven Alba Michael Albanese David Alder Glenn Alexander Ronald Alford Kathy Alger Angela Allbritton Cindy Allender Tanya Allred Vivi Anders Darla Anderson JoLayne Andrews Gordon Anson Mari Antolik Debbie Antonino John Aranbasich Alcyda Arriaga Cory Askin Collette Atherley Dirk Atherley Valerie Austin Brcnt Autry Sandra Avant Ramon Avery Kathy Baer Vera Bahr Kim Bailey Sam Baker Sherry Baker Bruce Balch Ken Barnes Ron Barkowski Shirlene Barney Todd Barry Ray Barnes Robert Bass Debra Bearce Linda Beavers -'wx -1 xi. Qi, ii f 'M i K' A W l w rs, Registration, what a drag ,.. l'd rather be in bed. Frank Becker Dinah Bell Lauri Belt Mike Benassi Bryan Benavides Teri Bender Vince Benneman Alicia Bennett Rene Bennett Mary Bentel John Berger Teresa Bewley Mike Bezley Lynette Bingham lt takes a little coaxing, but she always seems to get Tom to the assembly. Rcncc Bishoff Karen Black Cathy Block Tim Bodnar Nick Bogdanovich Lisa Boggio Dennis Bohannan John Bonaventura Madison Bond Alesc Borane Philip Bouchard Prentice Boyd Kathleen Boyle D'Andrc Branch Linda Brandl Dracy Branigan 5 so , ,Q A in f , t ,,,,,- -1 I -ff H fy A - l iy, . . ,Af 5 l 1 H, 5, 4, an Mr 'M ., Jr N. f' Q5g,3,-- A ,,,, fdb , ftp f l 'K .K til :mx 5 1 .', iw 1 .1 . ' 'iz-QC.: mwkgf ,. Mr wa i 'Q , Lug, 1' .Cr fb 4 3, 1 ,:,, ..- gif: Evcn escaping to the parking lot is better than marching. Sandra Bray Kevin Brewster Harold Britt Bccky Brock Edward Brooks Frank Brown .lorry Brown Lisa Brown Rick Brown Tony Brunmeier Shane Bundcrson Suzanne Bunker Richard Buonantony Patty Burgess David Burns Shcllcy Burns Zolina Burson Carl Buss Rhonda Buss John Caglc Linda Calavan Pcnni Callis Brad Cameron Ncda Campbell Kim Cannon Roberta Cantor Chris Canzonicr Diane Caponigri Laura Caramanica Sherry Cavanah Blake Cavanaugh Chuck Chacon Karen Chapman Lorinda Chapman Tom Chorzempa Stanley Cielak Dan Clark David Clark T.J. Clark Dean Claudy Sandy Clayton Kellie Clifton Joshua Coleman Fred Collie Donna Collins .Iudy Collins Christine Colonna Darrin Condon Mark Connor Ricky Cortez Deirdre Cosse MG ,4 -1 Holli Craik Beverly Crater JoAnne Crawford Russ C rotts Scott Crowell Jerry Crumpler Greg Dahl Garry Dale Patricia Daniels Denise Daugherty Laura Davis Lisa Davis Robert Davis Sharon Dawson Sandra Day Scott Day Charkita Dean Bernard Dease Brenda Decker Kyllan DeFlorentis Susan Deisher Veronica DeMello Ron DeMille Denise Dennis Dwain Dennie Katherine Dennis George Denton Kim Deuel Debbie Dialoiso Frank Dischbein Lenore DiStefano Gwendolyn Dix Diana Dixon Linda Dixon Terry Dobbs Karen Dolan Nick Domschot Kevin Donahoe Debbie Donofrio Frank Dottl Julie Draiss Lucinda Dreibelbis Nancy Dresden Kathleen Duca Bryan Duncan James Dudman Edwina Dunn Jeff Dunnam David Eary Carrie Eccles John Edenburn Karen Edwards Tracey Edwards Scott Egge John Egloff David Ekanger Glen Ellefson Larry Elliott Brad Engebregson Richard England Lori Engle Charla Eubank Chris Fallon Vince Falzone Gary Fannin Dawnette Farnsworth Keith Farnsworth Jamie Fedorsic Kevin Feeley Csilla Fenczik Mike Fillmore Karen Fisher Bobby Fitzgeral Connie Fleig Derek Flores Robyn Forbar Jerry Foltz Scott Fontana Bryan Forbach f , if fa H2 J it R5 Q f 1 it f in Q' . -, ..,..., VW,,,,,,, 9 , , Hair :- -few -ff 52 J 4 J ' ' a Q W il' f -ri: , 3 1 4 , if fy 1 WE 5 V, ' ' ,,', , . fa , M 'W ,f 'YL , lima, y J ,yr f in it .1 QQ? ,, In W ,,,r,,l 2 ' F' ' awaffwl, V, t,-,, J ff 'U , ?f?i2., Y ,gf Q ma A Z W f .Ego tty' at 'fm 4 sm- ' ' ' f tJv,t we A r I Q, ' Af . ,,,,.. ,,., . , ., Z 1., J ti,, ,itQ, ,,,,,,y,.,y to 9, dj , if i 'fk 3 -2 sxzissffazrsswsy- . 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Ben Hoge Wayne Hollingshead Rick Holman Deborah Holmes Shauna Hooley Bobbie Hoover Scott Hopper Buz Horden DuAnne Horn William Horne Stacey Horrocks Jeffrey Hotkowski Ron Hoag Hank Houston Charlie Howell Diana Howcson Deborah Hughes Katrina Hughes .fy Ov N... 1'e -H ,e1. is al K i ' 'gli f 54 e igp s Z. ' K 4--5 ....: .. we at V. s, , ,:g .al ' ,J 1-P as 5 L 'EX ek X Q as S Gif 5 J-. ,mi H N . N , . mmf' ' 3, is A .. Q 4 K ,Q iw Il X , 1l.1.,l .:N. J .ztt ., ,, J- DT. '..F 'm I' J l , t film' . XY A 5 . -, , 1..,i, , - A V 5 .S i V M . 5 J .. Vymyy I L YN. K -ff--P' 1- -. , ly 1. A N iii ' C AL , . I . : iw l . 'fi -' z, Q, R in X A .Ani -' l 4, 3. . ,... ,Q X , -i Q-as s, , 1 -an 5, S , A 'N- , iss., R 5 i ! rt 5 we i, tx 'EYE - le ii ,X Y S ',,L H Q J. ,H Xi 5 f It takes years of practice to be able to drink and open a door at the same time as Carrie is doing. Lori Huhn Theresa Hull Clark Hulse Julie Hunt Tom Hunt Dave Hunter Gary Hunter John Huss Norman Hutchings Tim Hyten Joe Iona Heidi lrby Mark Irvine Deidra Jackson John Jackson Matthew Jackson Craig Jakobiak Bobby James Anette Janczyn Connie Jantzen Catherine Jensen Currie Johnson Cleophus Johnson Dorothy Johnson Glenn Johnson Brad Jones Jon Jones Kimberly Jones Ollie Jones Roosevelt Jones if Af Q J 1 M Happiness is having a boyfriend walk you to class especially when you are late. 35 x - 'ww Y Q 3 , h X I ns 1 , I an t l , at 5. 15 f 'Nt Num' , . JEQQ at Nh. f 1 Q. 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Q Jerry Abbott Paula Abernathy Dave Acampora Arnold Addington Deborah Adkins Theresa Albert Allison Alder Susan Allen Joe Anderson Charles Andrade Norman Antoine Pamela Anton Debra Armagost Clifton Arrowood Steve Arthur Diane Ashworth Kelli Atchley Sheryl Austin Tyrena Banks Kerrie Baratcart Tina Barnhart Brigitt Barry Rich Barschdorf Bonnie Bartlett Connie Bartruff Shawn Bawden Toi Bauer Bowd Beal Melisa Beal Anthony Beam Joan Beeler Cherryl Behrman Linda Belaz Darrin Belford Beulah Bell Paula Bell Rena Bell Jerry Belt Keith Benavides Olivia Benedict Angie Benford Pamela Bennett Traci Berger Karen Bernero Cynthia Berry .lohn Betker Brent Bingham as 311. 4' Vi f f A V ,, f -y a- . , . iff Af 3 1. life? gt if Z ' Q' if fw Donna Young put a lot of thought into her schedule dying' , a f fe'- , 44. V W, X +1- eb , . 6 Nz W. 'Ha' 4 , E' wi A. 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Campbell Jerry Campbell Kevin Campbell Roc Cantu Tracy Canty Lisa Canzonier Michael Carmody Chris Carney Mabel Cartwright Pete Caruso Patrick Castleberry Danny Cau Pate Causey David Chacon Jeff Chadwell Laine Chandler Wendy Chapman Linda Chiaferi Janet Chorzempa Jadi Christiansen Christy Church Harold Clapham Billy Clark Edward Cleland Paul Clemmons Jeannette Cloud Rick Cole Camille Collins Danee Collins Jeanette Collins Arlene Colvin Jay Comparoni Kevin Conger Sandra Connelly Kevin Conover Barbara Cook Stacy Cooper Karl Copp Bob Cordova Vivian Covarrubias Martin Crawford Kathleen Cumberland Brian Cummings sa - 1: ISE a x ' an S- s 4 w A.. t Xxx in slr Za i F 'HM . fa er or A '-' R sf- I' .. - .Z S , 1 if N Sr 3 f Mr PRN' X S 1 Q W 2 Q ' , - ,. , ,' at-ts.:-X .. 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Tammy Cortez Alfonso Cosio Brian Costello Raylene Cottrill Lauri Cox Cynthia Cozart Lynne Crawford Christy Creel Susan Crist Kimberly Crumpler Dawn Cullen Kathy Dalsing Sheila Dalton Tami Daniel Mike Daubs Anthony Davis Lisa Davis Lynn Davis Pamela Davis Vanessa Davis Henri Day Kitty Day Lee Dean Gregory Deas Lori DeBelloy Debra Dee Mary Delanoy Anthony DeNardo Arllic Dennie Betty Denton Debra Dessaints Mike Deuel Mary DeZarn lan Dickinson Brent Dilger Marie Dischbein Tammy Dittmann Ella Dix Nannette Dockendorf Donna Dembrowski Kelly Donovan Scott Dowdle Brenda Downs Diana Drake Ronda Dudley Richard Duffney Ron Eagar Elizabeth Emery Lisa Englert David Erickson James Ernst Mark Essayian Daniel Estelle Pamela Everson Efrem Evaun Morris Falder Cynthia Ferris Maxine Field Stephen Fish Rusty Floyd Kari Foote Mary Fore Bill Foster - Russell Fowkes James Fox John Fox Gordon Frampton Mark Franken Karen Franklin Scott Franklin Kevin Fredrickson Diane Freshwater Gregg Fuhriman Richard Fulp Cesar Galindo Chip Gallagher Cindy Galloway Dorie Garcia Brent Garner Steve Gazlay Cathy Geer Michelle Gelhart Mike Gibson Robert Gigar Matt Giles Beverly Gleason Cindy Glenn Steve Goble Denise Godfrey Alicia Gonser Daniel Gonzales Delores Gonzales Barry Green Janice Green Melissa Green Eric Greenberg Andrea Greve Dana Grigsby Stan Grimes Gary Gripentog Sandy Guarino Michele Gunter Martha Gunthorpe John Gutierrez Bob Hain Mike Hain Greg Hair Stacey Hale Bryan Hall Michele Hall A 1- , 'N fga af Z V ii, t,i l ,4- ,-'Ing js' 1 X fa i Q f A Registration proves to be hectic for some sophomores X 'Rn , ji .,..5 Q R . ,g :X ti te 'E 'Q , - Q if N X Y' 1 ' '31-as Ek T I .. fe- Vq -'f' 'L. as ' 'ir i ,gfisia Y J gg, X ' .ff 'Evil e' Q' 'X' , ,.,,,, N1.: , Q.,:,. 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K tx ' ax Q ,,, R xl Richard Hall Rodney Hall Kay Hamilton Merlin Hamilton Teresa Hamilton Beth Hamlin Linda Hanks Joe Hanly Brenda Hans Jeanne Hansberry Kerry Hanson Ellen Hardy Dana Harlan Kevin Harris Steve Harris Tad Harris Gary Haugen Bill Hawbaker James Heart Robert Henderson Denise Hester Mark Henning Bob Helvie Stephanie Hess Louise Herman Nancy Hertig Kelle Herry Gary Heckethorn Joan Hickman Kyle Hill Steve Hilton William Hinton Jill Hipwell Bob Hiser Susie Hoag Cathy Hoffman Josephine Holland Deede Homm Gary Hood Tracy Horne Rebecca Howell Tony Hudgins Eva Huerene Jenny Humble Teresa Hurley Joe Huhn Kelly Hunt Lisa Humble Lori Hutchings Lorelei Hurick Chris Hybarger Rian lsom Andrade Jackson Jesse Jackson Loree Jackson Jerry Jacobs Chris Jacobson Pat Jacovson Tommy Jeffries Chris Jensen Jimmy Johnson Karen Johnson Kevin Johnson Ramone Johnson Belinda Jones Thomas Jones Marilee Joyce Robin Judd Scott Judd Lisa Kauftheil Teri Keayes Linda Keetch Theresa Kelday Nita Kelley Arthur Keith Greg Kerber Kathryn Kieser David Kimmel Nicole King Teresa King Beth Kinner Wes Kiser Mary Kline Rick Kolstad Linda Kooser Gretchen Krantz Joy Krueger Rene Kruleski Mary Kuhl Kevin Kuiava Randy Kurtz JoAnn Labbe Monte Lamb Ronald Lane Jesse Langford Shawn Larkin Kim Larsen James Lashua Sarah Law Kurt Lawson Mark Lawton Gary Leeper Wendy Lemeta Tracy Leonard Bruce Lewallen William Liddle Michael Liljeroos Donna Lindsey Beth Lisheski Kris Litzenberger John Luna Brenda Lundgren Randy Lurenz Alan Lutz Lorraine Lynch Ed Lynd Adella Logan Gloria Long Ronald Longtine Kenneth Lopez Gloria Lopez Lisa Lorusso Jeff Lott Curtis Myles ' 25551 wg J , Aw 7' l 1 if v f irrx Y x 'K , i , 'KWH M. 1' , , A 1'. ,,fgs,,f,,Q.:,,.t, gw4f 'f' uwkaff 1 f fl i' 41 gf' , 'ff 4 A 'J agp 9 T lf ,,r , ' A , xg 11 3 M wut s 553532 f so ,fe fs, 'T 4 ,W fi , W 15+ lt T J f L A A V J ,, tg ' If . . rmf -' :A .f'. V .., Q:l' l::,.v., : ,l, i f! R J J A ' it Jttst V i Q A J 1 .s,,, f ef W. 75 it T .,,i ,, .L VA H ,E , et-t' . ,T P o r f-A ., e g if -- , .,t , K I 5. t W . If X.. A ii Zi if, :iw , . iw eiiw 'H' 'S if 5' l in -'if11rf l'r' - ' Q iyK 1 'X a 1 Sophomores are bored to death at the sophomore class meeting K A-1 ,..,, ,WTI ,,, ,W L.ff W ' we . ta it 'Q A 'Q- W2 H rv- , y is ,.,,,, if X 1 fu. ,. , V f ., bz:,x,gfi: ' 61 i 4 Q if as uw X I 1 f ,.,, W., I -5 it .. L V , 'A qw? , .. I ff g ' . 1 4.4 ' up I J' s , , , ,WV uf' ,, ff if - f m .f 13' ' 9' if i ' ' it ... is fi fig, i :fax l . ,Q f h ' 49' Wiz . ff ., A we 2 l l 6 4' Pi .. V f WV ' N I rt, . E 'V Tsizf? 1 EIT: S: V' Qifif i it tg : f.'i , ,,-1 ' g 5, I Debbie Maestas Billie Maggard Pat Mahoney Susan Mahoney Joseph Malina Krisanne Malloy Dana Manning Lynn Manzi Patty Morris Tumi Marrs Diana Martin Maria Martinez Marvin Leonard Robert Marynow Lori Mason Kim Matejka Tonya Matlock Rondale Matthews Michelle Maurice .lack Maxfield .leanmarie Maxwell Scott McClone Tami McEwen Christine McFarland Curtis McFarland Randy McGinn Danali McGuckin Shelly McKellar Heather McKinnis Stephen McLain Donald McLane Mike McLean Sheri Meininger Jimmy Meneley Tammy Mercier Irene Meyer Tamme Meyer Kevin Mercier Bill Miller Chris Miller Terry Mills Lisa Minor Ann Minster Mike Mitchell Cherise Moody Dennis Moore Gina Moore Terri Moore Cory Mosa Robert Moya Penny Moyes Tammy Moyes Lori Mueske Dawn Mummey Joni Munoz Dennis Murphy Machelle Naylor Chynette Nealy Betsy Nelson Kathy Newcomer Kim Newell Alicia Newton Jenny Nielsen Charmi Nolles Bill Notdquest Lori Oswald Danny Owen Rick Owens Stacy Padget Robert Pahor Mike Pappageorge Susan Paripovich Cindy Parkerson Jeff Parkes Janelle Partridge Margaret Pechacek ee, .-71 :tft , J, 1 s., bg J i -,X if fi ss nn- se x A.- gee : -. fy -I Sophomores strut on their way to school. wi 'Ri M, ,ii 1.5 3, 'QQ Q During registration, sophomores experience a wide variety of emotions. Wang . :Q 1 .W fvf. .1 t,,,. in -iw , t,,,,,t., ,L , M 1, J' f ag if W sr. 'Wig' .,,. ,ff if, 1 133-v Ry., if Q, Q 1,5 ,,,, 1 , Beverly Perkins Corinne Perkins Valerie Perkins Glenn Perry Mark Petkovich Todd Petersen Diane Peterson Teresa Phillips Terrie Phillips Dennis Pierce Diane Pierce Robert Pierce Gordon Ploeg Julie Potter Sophie Politis Loria Prewitt Darlene Preussner Greg Price f- . , A ..VLW,,.. . is- is m Mk ,. ,X M -i .x.kk ,fi - , S. i 3, 1 , it 'ln vu..-R Philippe Bishop poses as the typical sophomore Q? 4 V,,, M at .V-1 av O , K1- 4' , 'X . . .'. Z , V . . XM! . , , , K . , aw-iv A 'R lg Q - J ' :jfs Jerry Prickett Cheri Prince Robert Prisbrey Chris Prosser Anthony Puerner Debbie Puerner John Pursel Maritza Quinones Susan Racel Sasha Radosavlevic Chris Raffa Ruth Ragland James Rainey Connie Randolph Michele Redmond Jennifer Reed Donna Revis Mary Reyes Meeting the hierarchy ofthe school does not fascinate the sophomores. W- f if f Af X 44 K , Z 9 ' Ae , the Dan Reynolds Mike Reynolds Jack Richards Pat Ridgway Mashell Riebinson Barbara Reid Cori Riggs Andy Rivera William Robarts Tina Robbins Ken Roberts Leonard Roberts Blaine Roeke Nancy Rockowath Debbie Rodgers Don Roe Steve Ross Mary Rowan David Routten Vivian Rudisill Craig Ruff Dan Sabol Bob Saitta Richard Salgo Vic Samuelson Lori Sanders Lenny Sandoval Deanna Sands Lisa Savage Vincent Savage Christina Scelfo Susan Schaaf Deanna Schank J oel Scheer ' z l f , i n iam s , X 1 , t.,,5 R A 3 i l'::, we X X X X 3 Fl, .: ,J ., .... SRV N, XX sa 'S X ,gi . ' ' ' V iE?:':!i:e z: .l :., A- ,. . - gf' - 'K some ' at Ns .ii. 5, :.. z ae! Mr. Scheiner is still a sophomore at heart 5 S ' 5 .Qi 1 . , E 1' r ...,. 'T ii X , ji, xx . . 1 ..age,.. ' -ay . ,SB E Vs . ' .. ,,,, .. . a . 4. Q t rf :aw my .: .1 5 .e v ,fl Y i r - 1L J, fax -ig Ak I k kk Teri Scherrer Kim Schider Tracey Schmidt Linda Schofield Sheri Schramm Chris Schuenman Denise Scollon Steve Searcy Kevin Sease Pennie Seaton Stephanie Seprish Gerald Shadcl Kimberly Shelton Karen Shepard Barbara Sherratt Steve Shines Tammy Shipp Carolyn Shorts Cheryl Simmons Mary Simonsen Michelle Sinotte Richard Skaggs Charlie Smith Elizabeth Smith Lisa Smith Tim Smith Martha Somers Sharon Spencer Roy Sprague Sharon Sproul Thomas Squillante Herb Starlin Glenn Stevens Robert Stewart itt. , t .,.. yy Nqbh H ,,,, , .E L, .qt X fin Q W no Q his Q' I A 'N- ei XE f i 3' tk 9 4 'V ,,.. ,Y 4 I l t , ,,,, Z ..,,n M, , ,.,,, , ,,,,, H ' 'I I Sophomores enjoy playing with the new Merlin game K? f , Stuart-'Iliff' n--f N Y wie Q as 1 gf' .Q MJ' fn- M, ,Q 'av gi J w 'Y i s , A ,A ,. , ta, - U if + Y Wa Q5- 'vt nnnnisuunnl l' ag Chris Stombaugh Lynn Streuber Nathan Strong Jacqueline Sumner Jay Sunder Robert Supin Lisa Sutton Robert Swanson Earl Swift Dave Swider Greg Sylvester Darla Tate Vernita Tatum Joe Taylor Scott Taylor Henry Terry Mike Thaler David Thomas Don Thomas Jerry Thompson Joe Thomson Jonathan Thompson Randall Thomas Everett Thompson Erin Thomsen Kaari Thori Bjorn Thorsrud Michelle Tift Nina Tissaw Mary Tomczak Darlene Torres Martita Torros Jaime Torrey Joe Toadvine Lynne Towbin Janice Toyota Ginger Tremaine Debra Trimble Kent Trodick Renee Tullis Simone Turner Terry Turner Kim Ugarkovich Lance Urban Lisa Valenti Ricki Vanamann Nancy Vaughn Richard Vieths Isabel Villarreal Rudy Villarreal Mark Vitto Joe Vosburgh Cal Wachtel Cecelia Walker Debbie Walker Joe Walker Georg Wallace Warren Wallace Jeff Wallenfang Jenny Wallenfang Richelle Walker ' , be eall K 1 x its 5? l:.E:,.:g :em -gil.: .. .1 J , awe. Tape- - a 5 X X s 'Ll' 1 as E 1 9421 i ' 5- wx J? , ,X elm-f 5 1 Zi A L. . , .r, .,,i ... - i ,::- 1. . .- -ap-. J a -A if fl F X Q 3 x J, L gg :g ,.,, Z Af , a E Q E K 'Rx X 'Q 'V 'G if ei K sa de X Q 'VW' 5' . , 3. 5 r fig 'fa nip' Q' rl Y. - A .,' nl Please help me, is a typical sophomore lelee L 5 . ool L EQ 'N .K l Vlly N 3 L. Q3 415,-f t f if . M fx. z ,-.fir - 'l'-' - K X me Y, eff r if X ' ,M .. X as fr- R-, . - wYa ,i ..f- plea at registration. 5 uf NR T A : L is If X 'Z J- Q, 3 Y s NNN 'EQ 5 , , tg, V , ' N255 Xi if it t X t r Xl Lx i is-' ,L - ,nftmfw : - lroerr Q W ft? 1 -1:5-Whig P YQ XR SX JPL A Q. H if , Q, we N . a tr. ,4 3 5 .s K 'X . ii I I- i . ' 49 E ' A fi ii i 'F I Kip Walters Lisa Walts Vickie Walz Lisa Wanner Daniel Ward Mark Ware Dawn Warrilow Chrystal Washington Lee Watkins Wayne Wedlow Matt Weiser Jerry Welch Eugene Wellnitz Annette Whipple Beth Whitaker Alisha Whitehurst Tammy Whitten Carolyn Wilbert Brent Wilcox Rex Wilcox Lisa Wilgar Cindy Williams Teresa Williams Sharon Wilmore Carol Wilson Charlene Wilson Dawn Windholz Sheryl Wisdom Craig Wojtowiez Debi Wolff George Wood Amy-Rae Wyman .: f M . , if is Q, 751 rii ,yii,,, i -Va-Q 4, 5 I V C my M' K ky , rf: li A 'i L ,f'V A I V ,3 I .M Y' ' 3 if, ! 'fff' V Q. 1 1 ff 235 ef' g ' 5 K 4 5. ,AQ f '- -'Q All C C iii Q 'ig .ff ,, N 3' Y fe, Q 'SEE 2 sessii Q +-QQQG A little time for gossip about what happened during the day makes all the other part ofthe day seem worthwhile 1: J gi 5 52 , ,, ,,., z 2 Q. W A Z 4. 4.44 Q' f ik , 3 if 5 .V A ,f if fm' ,,, ,',, , K, ' '- i J- , 3 Y , I ,A is oil y ' f. 1. 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Donna Young eyes the ball. Donna Salgo demonstrates the talent that really helped the team. 'WI ,, ,N 4 , L, ,, . , . - ,. 2. -Q-,.. 1 , , 1 , N , 1: fi, S ripe: if . in , fx-if W A, I I Q s - t .-f........ ,ww iraq! -sw., sf CT? ff V x Q. 1 i ,sf ig . 3 xxx Wwwww 4 ff L 'S M,:,1, Q Q ff Q1 ,:, . .f wx? 'N it 'M if ff. uf- Q its I ' Q f 'Hi' ff' W, sl n . u yyww hu-.-... Al2iilNaLmk , we 66 - I of ff.-ff Kap-K ,JP emit? SQ ' 1 X it , ,I , t 'Til . N , I E35 :eff 'ww 'Wife . ANTUN5? colorful food Get in the mood for Everywhere on campus, you'll find people munching, sipping, crunching and burping. Opposite page, top, Mike Galardi's sloppyjoe sloppeth over. Bottom, Lisa and Marilee giggle while they eat. Darlene finally gets her cocoa puffs. This page, top, Contrary to popular belief, Phil Hardy proves that cafeteria pizza is edible. This hand is making sure that he gets plenty. Doug Templeton contemplates just one more french fry. Center, Jay Camponi struggles with an Oreo to reach the double stufl ', This disgusting slob prefers to wear her Slush puppy rather than drink it. Pam takes time out from class work to give hcr attention to her all day sucker. Elise tells Jaime to open wide as she feeds him a bite of her Big Wheel. Bottom, Coach Jim Aiwohi is hard to satisfy with a coke-he only wants the biggest one available. ggi , , -, fy ,. ' :iii ' ess- 'Q-n A H 75' -, as .L ,, I , f ' ggi., f 4 iat fw l ' .wt W w 1 63 Qi- f ' ri' t I 11: Qw f it ., -321 is 1 , . W, '- 4f3If ?,Q,1.' riiiillEt li . Mi .. .' ti: ai iff rm ti xii- t . . fifwfwtf .L-5 . iliila-il-?E:1 w 'lil ' ll HQ 4... 52 af . 174 5 i QE wk 4 y Girl's golf tees off with driving force The Western girl's golfyteam ended the season with Laurie Belt and Randi Varrato qualifying for state. They are looking forward anxiously to next season because the entire team will be returning. This page, top, left, Teddie Ford shows off her winning style, lntently. Csilla Fenczik lines up her final putt. Bottom, left, Randi Varrato finds that getting out ofa sandtrap is easier said than done. Kathy Boyle shows the proper way to tee off. Opposite page, top, The members of the team, tclockwisej are Coach Donna Schaefer, Teddie Ford, Michelle Thorn, Randi Varrato, Kathleen Boyle, Csilla Fenczik, and Laurie Belt. Bottom. Team member Teddie Ford helps as Laurie Belt, top low scorer, putts. Michelle Thorn adds a little fun to the game. 'El s. I-f . , , A' .MM-' ,..:f::z:y.1g::: ' Tm ' ---................. 0 .Q IL: X Uffffr , - .PT M- .Z-F 5 , .. 13, 2,-ig,,',, fwffew gb? f fN A -8- 1 1 ... Q Z ,M x .35 X - I vi :aiu J ,ii 1 w gg i2wffs - , ,.!ir-rw-ff'-':1fr1u1n'!rrzzvsiif5-L. 'Ll'7 1 xjwg' l www:-ww f.. :gay 1. A -4 4,4 M4 ' ' H+ oyiffi FL .draw W-+- 1-... 5 , . 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Buz and his Ski-mobile and .leffand his Luv are active around campus. ti 1 My ,M 1 T A e ...g instead of just a way to get there ' 'L 1 25 ? . 5 5 5 If E W. .., Tennis takes a smashing second place in zone The 1978 Boy's Tennis team surprised Chaparral by beating them for runner-up in Zone. This page, top, Members ofthe team Derek Roy. Dan Strcck, Brian Kyle, Richard Salgo, Greg Ankenman, Steve Fishg standing, Coach Entzel, Dave Clark. Dave Coon, Mike Leslie, Nick Bogdanovich, Ron Hoag. Bottom, Dave Clark serves the ball with confidence and style. Dan returns the shot as Steve is ready to back him up. Greg concentrates hard on his game. Opposite page, top, Robert watches the ball carefully. Brian displays his talent with a stern face. Mike Leslie smiles while Richard waves to his audience. Wai Af 4 mg .J 4 v-'sg , 7- ,3- We M f 1 QQ -W N Ei?.','?JN,M Wx ' n I 11.x - , , kw in. ws 1 ,. A Q H iffy- ww, if ,f 'w4'35E !W' V -N ,Wi 4 Wi , Ji 4 Q wish. f ,-,.p ,Q i ,- E Q' . 4- , a. 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Middle, Sharon Davis outjumps the others for a basket. Far left, Kim Jones makes a terriffic attempt to score. Bottom left, Bridgette Dunlap rushes down the court to beat out the opponent. Right, As Beulah Bell knows, getting height is the key to being a good basketball player. Opposite page, top left, Chynette Neely shows how to play a good defensive game. Top right, Sharon Davis looks like she might be the victor in this tangle up of girls. Middle, It's hard to shoot with hands in your face, just ask Kim Jones. The members of this year's team are, front row, Michelle Sinottc, Beulah Bell, Debbie Waldman, Lynn Fleming. Row two, Bridgette Dunlap, Kim Jones, Sharon Davis, and Chynette Neely. Row three, Coach Dwight White, Manager Linda Houston, and Head Coach Jim Aiwohi. W 5? 3 Q .L-:1 .. if Ss ,X if, I I k 1 ,' f QA' X sig , 'Qt Q Q if RWQ 4 1' s QV NEW ! . u -15:3 -1. - Q R fi 5 X . 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Bottom, lt seems to be too early in the morning for Laurie and Debbie. V. 8 L. 5 -4, .. -ff ix xx ?f5 f '!yN nf -. ,--'S 'F K . :Q-1 ' ' A . B . . Sr A 'L z iixx V N234 o 1 t0'w..o . was K- f ' . fp, Nr arriors always played with pride and dignit This wasn't a good year for the Warrior football players. Although the talent was there, the fire and drive weren't. Rebuilding is a painful thing, the team survived it with their pride intact. Opposite page, top, left, Offensive line holds off the defense so that Fromhart can make a pass. Brett Bleazard f7lJ comes in on the assist. Leon Doss runs by the Rancho man with ease. Middle, Wcstern's defense looks good. Bottom, left, Daryl Harris looks like he is in the open after an interception. Coach Smith looks determined to win this game. Coach Traasdahl gives heated instructions to a player. This page, top, A much needed touchdown came at last during the Rancho game. Bottom, The mem- bers of the Warrior Varsity football team were Row one, Mark McEwen, Vincent Aulicino, Ray Falzone, Tony Ciliberti, Leon Doss, Trevor Scheer, Warren Bryant, Trace Marrs, Eric Belford, Jerry Cahow, Arlin Parr. Row two, Tim Kuiava, Jeff Womack, Steve Baggs, Jeff Moore, David Henson, Bob James, Daryl Harris, Kirby Warren, Ricky Hawkins, Rod Elliott, Talmous Ewell, Bob Bass, Eddie Davis, Matt McClone. Row three, Eric Fuseh, Phil Bouchard, Dan Lott, Richard Gayler, Donnie Johnson, Glenn Alexander, Fred Olige, Darryl Gaston, Matt Whitaker, Henry Houston. Row four, Tom Hill, Leroy Wilcox, Steve Wilcox, Brett Bleasard, Wesley Primm, Jim New- man, David McArthur, Rick Brown, Corey Morley, Max Huggins. Row five, Scott Sibella, Ernie Strong, Jim Haugen, Scott Hughes, Alvah Lee, Dan Ott, Marty Melaerts, Steve Marshall, and Al Wilson. Row six, Kelvin Wilson, Terry Harris, David Joyce, Sam Ghoulston, Cleo Wilmore, Darnell Coleman, Marty Demele, and Kevin Donahoe. Q QXQ Q-Q' MN i mA KZ f v-N !?', , E , J .4 'K Q uQ .a0 The '78 Football year was one of building Western's football team, suffering many losses, pulled through the season with a l-8 win-loss record. Opposite page, top, A Basic fumble causes much confusion on the field as the Warriors try to recover the ball. Leon gets stopped just short of the goal line. Everybody chases the ball carrier. Bottom, left, Glenn Alexander successfully evades a Basic tackler. Warrior defense trys to stop any Basic gain. Wesley Primm assists on the tackle. This page, top, Western scores another touchdown. Middle, left, A Warrior player unsuccessfully hurdles an oppos- ing player. Leon Doss looks for an open man down field. Bottom, right, Western and Rancho scramble after the bouncing ball. A Warrior falls hard after experiencing a bone-crunching tackle. i li gy., ..,,,,X ,ww ,M-. ,l M W w ,, ,faq f 5 5 . Ji V H, ,1 3 .,. ,,... ' K. me 'ii' E ,W I 11 ,,,..mwM Western's spirit is never dampened, even by the rain When dawn came on Friday, October 20, Western students were faced with one of the biggest rain storms that has ever drenched the Las Vegas area. Getting to school was a major task and only those who were most intrepid were able to make it. This page, top, As usual when it rains, Decatur became almost impassable. Brian Pyane shows the muscle that helped to push many cars with water-soaked innards out of the way. Bottom, The crowd watches another brave vehicle try to make it through. Brian wades out into the rising waters once more. Opposite page, top, A brave soul wades into the building. Brian Garrett finally made it to school thoroughly soaked after helping to push various cars out of the flooded streets. Bottom, Only a few students came equipped with umbrellas and other rain apparatus. The dash from the car to the classroom was a rapid one. The school buses drove up onto the sidewalks in order to help students get in out of the rain in the shortest possible time. ar hoop keeps up with what's happening The War Whoop staff worked hard this year to accurately record all Western High School news. This page, top, Ray Falzone, like all good artists, is temperamental at times. Bottom, Kathy Cassel doubts the word of her col- leagues. Right, Mrs. Sue Hughes, advfsor, directs the daily assignment ofnews tasks while Teri Halverson, .Ian Mensch, and Teresa Rudkin speculate what they will have to do. Opposite page, top, The members of the staff get together for a group portrait. Members are Karen Kyle, Renee Brown, Tracey Ed- wards, Teddi Ford, Ray Falzone, Missy Pierce, Karen Barber, George Dam- meir, Gary Wieser, Kathy Cassel, and Nita Thomas. Bottom, Karen Kyle puts her heart into her work. George Dammeir puts the final typing of his article before anything else. Jan Mensch is glued to the task of finishing up her page. Qu.. , L 3 ,, ,,,.- ,,.i , A 5,1 M W ' 'm ,m f , ,W , f J W7 ,JA ifafhw , L.. ly' an-, rw-up ,gk , y 4 , , .A,,,, I 1 A 4: W , Wa 'fu- , E ,x I -'S Q gg F 'TZ-1, .U ,F 7.x ' ,jj ,b..1 X 'W Q fy - rj 3 , 1 - h it Mi. fb, 'Aj g .K nj ,L QL KM ., ' MK, J, w , Z, .. ,D - E , ' E ' s. -Q .3 A M- N if . 2 N, Q f Anim X,-1 International Club is not foreign to Western International Club demonstrates cooperation and unity at Western. Top, Alicia files turkeygrams that are soon to be delivered. Alicia is ecstatic over her new sombrero. Middle, Martita and Deede diligently work on turkey- grams. Kathy, Teresa, and Martita ride on the International Club entry in the Homecoming Parade. Bottom, The members of the International Club are Annette Janczyn, Daniel Gonzales, Kathie Bishop, Deede Homm. Row two, Phillipe Bishop, Linda Hanks, .lanell Partridge, Millie Beezly. Row three, Beverly Gleason. Jeannie Hansberry, Alicia Gonser. Gretchen Dahlberg. Row four, Natalie Nordquest, Teresa Rudkin, .Iohn Polci president, Aleyda Ar- riaga, Mrs. Trapletti advisor, Martita Torres. wt' 'oi,, ff eg, 17 'Q ,cf si' 'za Q' 4: 4' it sf 911 ---.93 Debaters are prepared to argue effectively Debaters are topical about energy. The members ofthe Debate group are Ron Barkowski, John Bonaventura, Chris Hix, Barry Fowkes, Mark Lestelle, Row two, Tanya Allred, Lauri Craven, Cory Mosa, Barbara Newsome, Elaine Delacas, Don Clarke, Nina Hooks, Row three, Mr. Nat Bassing advisor, David Phillips, Rhonda Moore, Cindi Ferris, Don McCampbell, Matt Bond. Left, Ron Barkowski unenthusiastically performs timekeeping duties during a debate, Above, Nina Hooks works on a debate rebuttal while Elaine Dalacas dreams about her weekend. 'te 4 JM, 'ff :N ,- , I -W f 5 is E, Q ., , , Y, V ' W W L Wf ?3'1 ag b'W2 2. ,Q Q' Q 531 if f- k 1 'ax' ft K 4' 'W inns. hm iw Q '55 1 2 ng tir if ,,, V ,. is 'V -z, , 'Z Ae' ' ,,,f, x 4 Q- w, ?Zg i? Q 3 'M f ,,,L H H . ' Vill :Yw I . , ' lwr- M ' ,Q ,nf K ,Q M , W .Q V . , V, , is l. l j S iz i if V ,f N i ,K 2 i xxx hi f 'W Q , 'f E, ffm au ..,. liri , I , X 1 ,a3 ,Q - Qgig f Hw?w Haw EM! .5 'X Ar a? ' X W 8 555' 'S if ark 3-'fi' at qs, V ,W gk , x 1,1 Q Garden Club sprouts with enthusiasm Garden Club members get together to learn more about horticulture. Top right, Garden Club members put in long hours of hard work each day at school farm. Middle, Tollola Holland, Yolanda Allan make old fashioned brooms for house decorations. The members of the Garden Club are Paula Mathis, Linda Lourenco, Kim Newell, Maria Sorario, Albert Releford, Pam Davis. Back row, Martha Gunthorpe, Lisa Kauftheil, Glenn Littlepage, Talola Holland, Yolanda Allen. --Q Q, li :Q is t.. C13 ., ,041 ,..,.. A x v is Q : 3' C t g A5 ,kkk L i. 5 at is ii, 1 5 E E 5 2 6119 x, ' t -' 2 x X get R -2 15- ..-,..W,.s-...fm , ., .m....,.t.s.. A . M . Z 1 4.1- 1 454 -X ,rl N we: :gp Mu Alpha Theta adds up the future The Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, works long and hard to solve col- lege math problems. Top, The members of the Mu Alpha Theta group are Steve Helvie, Lisa Sut- tonf Randy Thomas, Mark Es- sayian, Cindy Stotts, Phillipe Bish- op, Mr. Louis Casey advisor. Phil- lippe and Randy figure out strate- gic plays on a chess calculator to improve their game. The calculator was temporarily hidden from view to be more impressive. 191 u T5 54 'RFQ ig JMS iw-f , li an .sf F313 s 5: K Q if if ii 4+ be Qs L. W ie R iv' Q Harriers strive for the top Under the supervision of Coach Weible, the cross country team practiced hard during the summer and school year for a chance at state. Opposite page, top, The l978'79 Cross Country team members are Danny McCloud, Benny Cortez, Robert Pahor, Robert Taylor, Mike Gutierrez, Mike McDonald, Brent Garner, Greg Hair. Row two, David Eary, Chris Fallon, Bruce Balch, Bill Smith, Chester Koehler, Charlie Walsh, Robbie Thurlow. Row three, John Bonaventure, Richy Cortez, Mitch Noorda, Brian Payne, Kevin Rodack, Gary Schofield, Row four, Darren Hamm, Kevin Canton, Ed Spoon, Don Roberts, Angelo Porter, Chris Stimson, Steve Kannaley, and John Eary. Bottom, left, John comes in from a long run. Team members get lined up for the start. Gary maintains the lead over an opposing team member. This page, top, Chris and Chester are relieved as the end of the run comes near. Bottom, left, Darren warms up for the tough run that lies ahead. Runners struggle hard to take the lead in a Cross Country match at UNLV. e 5i lWu'g' Q www viz 'af 1 g wells irvu aims Q I I Q 'il MR, u 5 ,.,, ,..,,.. r ,,,.,,. ,,,. , , . N ,V f ' . , . 1, f -.,. M, .-.H W . i 1 . g .i si . ' ii f f ' in ' . , 5' . f . ' J ' ' it 5: V i : l ., I . . ,, , i s ,,,. Y , , 511 t --I .1 -W .rv ' A A 'fax A ' .., ..., ..- ,,.' 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T'Y':. i .efg iw Wwsga 1. 3. ligisviaggx ' 'zggagmxiayisggzqagwgsgzqqkfi Iwk.ivimtgittmqglgiggigyggi lege N it-, ,N ,ie ' paw + l g fi , an 2. ,LW, 'X is asa 3. ff , ,ii W ii 1 X, .. ,MW l V lr. 1 Acrobats acquire skill 6 V and perfection The Acrobat team did a lot of hard practicing for this year. Top right, The members of the team are Jamie Dick, Terri Halverson, and Kristy Wil- liams. Top, left, Kristy and Jamie are performing a daring feat. Bottom, Jamie and Terri show their flexibility. ,yy , g ig s a iggyih of g r if Q H. , QE 5 5 . Q 1 , ,ifeli . . 'Y-Nw-W - ti ll Deep concentration is a talent of the Chess Club The Chess Club practices involved strategies to avoid being stalemated by their opponents. Top left, Steve, the number one player plans his next move. Middle, Clifton concentrates hard. Randy Thomas watches his opponent carefully. Bottom, The members ofthe 1978-79 team are Mrs. Moats advisor, Kathy Bishop, Don McClaine, Steve McLane, Craig Ruff, Randy Thomas, Phillipe Bishop, Mike Mellot. Row two, Clifton Arrowood, Ira Wallace, Steve Shircliff, Mike McDaniel. 'Y-vw-. . mu may yy-wry' we 2,- 5 V ,gy if Q it ...a Q ' C ,Wi 11 .J 'vm xr . I P x . lla' lr I ii .,.. ' u. fi Liga: - Pfa.o134,s3Qi N be Q1 Q as .L A 940.', ' - Q 8 in Q Q H 1' e as at xiii, Q Q Gi a lege: 9 , ' -ii' 'FQQ . Q. ' 0 I 3 ' O ', 1 L t . A, Q 3 K. -x L-V1 af, Q 'ffia 4 Q ff ' - W.. ' Sir, Jai? .51fQ1'if? '1h- 451 J 111 1 4 ,e:1a :f?- O tfifgwg A :fx A, 3 Q ft v . -,ff e 1 gn, ' f fxfevg rg: QSESI :jf awe f, I my ji V,LL, r it 2122 t . It's fun with favorites Besidesjust school and work, Western High School students find time to enjoy the fun things in life. Opposite page, Jean and the famous KENO duck strike a gracef'ul', pose for this unique and memorable picture. This page, top, left, For a sure way to save money, Charlene learned to sew. Right, Shelly is one ofthe many Warriors who love to cook and eat. Bottom, left Kelly is a Jack of all trades or maybe a collector of all good stuff. Middle, David spends the better part of the day in bed to catch up on sleep lost at night. Letting her talk on the phone, is the one sure way to keep Dawn happy. 198 xx t QM, t ,i 3 10 Q YY! --.... Q uf. ,Q lx, - 'H HW f 'W' Q-M, W. ., . .6 M 512, 1, r AM J' if ,M ,QW W f rf Wai fn ' ' ,aw ,z ff , W if 74-av WW WW WW' hx ,ff , .f 5 1-1 ' ' 4- W, .V biiwvwvnd ,. . Q 44 ...M . J W it , .Q I nr wg: is Qfffsiiwsi W if , A 2' ' . 1 W ,gy ,,.,,.A. M- Q- f fw? ,, s:1:'zwf sw V W' i, Q 4 25 X. g - f . f E r - - - g - ,5sei.?i:e:fs2ff1eef12i - 4f:F?fa::s- f' fsrzfvef'-f' L , X f i pjiIZ.S2fYu ,,,yL 'j f .-5, gf'-iff, . ' 5 1153 - ' ' I3'fs.9E1f9!Y?iJAf55-,, 1 ,, 4L, S ., ,Q 3 h li, ,X 1 i.,6,,.., -Y. ,v f 1 ZW, ' we-,ff a- '- 45, f X Q ' My 1, ff Mtwj Nm . . K -Q A 5f:'.r?'f - G Y' krQ'?4r'!' K - . ?-SM . 2. Q N- . 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Opposite page, top, Flags show their Christmas spirit by dressing up as snowwomen. Janet shows the new steps, Smiling is a big part of performing as Janet and Kim demonstrate. Bottom, Natalie Garner practices hard to perfect her twirling. Cynthia Evans finds the new routine most confusing. 'r Mrf-am20 W'vifUv1-f'Mf 'vVM'wM1WWe'1'ewvir mVi-MMW-'W''s 'r t ' s1uif W l 'f 'W 'M '- W1'W xx W, ,,,, .5 W' ,N -- - ' Mm- f+ 'W 'A jf x Xkf.. M ' ,,,.........-uns ul P 4 . ,... .. ,, ...W , .Q i ...Q fi Q K N pl' 4 655.1 ' . . . -' eg 1 3' f ff fsssxsw 5,sm,,,.,V .L . K Vi 5 Q- , . xml.. -: 5. A 'X' 'Qs gs Do me a favor and get off During the course of a day, many of us would like to tell other people to get off. Opposite page, top, left, As Leslie trys to complete the stance, Christine hopes that she'll get off. Trevor finds that climbing up on the lockers is not viewed with favor by the security guard. Bottom, Tina obviously can't go anywhere until Bret gets off. This page, John Borgos desperately wants John Edenburn to get off. Middle, Coach Holliday tells Protein to get off his case. Right, Although Phillip finds Suzanne's chair comfortable, he has to get off. Bottom, Ricky Cortez wants whatever it is on his hamburger to get off. jay, M if ' W V' -1 A S , nl Z 2 ttri tts t if I r Wwipwi .1-,Q A JMWM, ,.t. ...M 'Ne ,W4 3 54' H+ f. A ww I ,', . sf ' . 1-ff, 5 9 ,- , .Ii W my . ,f-fa' ,A wif' . Q W 'F 4 Practice proves: Perfection comes with age The seniors dominated both practice and the game fin their humble opinionb. Opposite page, top, The members of the Senior team are Carolyn Trepner, Kathy Donaldson, Denise Fenczik, Dawn Hayden, Linda Herrick, Kathy Parraguire, Kim Michaels, Marie Sullivan. Row two, Tappi Ray, Cheryl Kwiatkowski, Sheri Wallace, Kim King, Roz Lourenco, Shelly Galindo, GayLynn McCoy, Teryl Meyer, Kim Gann. Row three, Donna Harrison, Julie Collins, Nellie Durkee, Shawn Madole, Pam Meyers, Ann Brown, Aisa Ervin. Row four, Karen Sullivan, Heidi Van DenBrock, Chris Revis, Sandy Askin, Cindy Vieths, Kym Jones, Coaches Billy Romo, Mike Gomez, Pat Triechel, Jaime Dale, Derek Roy, Middle, Seniors run hard for victory. Kathy is v-i-c-i-o-u-sl Dawn is trying to wake up and still do exercises. Bottom, Jamie, Lisa, and Debbie just have fun. The juniors ruff around. Kim shows what the referees going to see during the game. This page top, Jill thinks fond memories of the days when she was not sore all over. Middle, Kathy must be thinking of taking off. The members of the JuniorjSophomore team are Darla Anderson, Linda Lourenco, Terrie Phillips, Karen Owen, Starla Bennett, Alicia Newton, Angela Lai, Rena Bell, Tina Northey. Row two, Nancy Norris, Charla Eubank, Karen Milam, Karen Shina, Laurie Belt, Teddi Ford, Janice Hanes. Row three, Csilla Fenczik, Susie Heckathorn, Kathy Boyle, Teresa Williams, Cindi Ferris, Cheri Shipp, Kari Miller, Debbie Adkins, Tami McEwen, Barbara Reid, Tammy Shipp, Row four, Laura Harris, Vera Bahr, Susie Powers, Teri Thomas, Suzanne Bunker, Becky Brock, Jill Hale, Carrie Eccles, Karen Franklin. Coaches Vince Falzone, Buz Horden, Mike Beezley, Sam Baker, Dracy Brannigan, and Brad Cmeron. vw E .BL u. 5 , n 3' 1 Q ,M Ns 'il E -N Qgbl Q!!! K L. U - mm., v WMM S' 'vi' ... -il. '-' 'N1n-...- .. --I .., as 2 1- ALI. Q7- 7: Iwi, aff, ' .. t X lm:-gp' O46 32 ll W, 1' ' 5 h .I in-' . i 3 eq,- Jgim 'J 1 wx, i w 1 eggs N g g ' if .5 W6 Q .xv MW vwnvwwwyy mf' ' ' mm' , , Q:-if Y if '33 '36 1 , 4 '515 A .f h V 'I , A ,if S If J . f Q x V51 -. x 'iw' Q. if 'G X, ,B 5- 3 its .3 53 A .QA f. Ti is - ' A in i?,V 4 e -3? 'K ' ffl f,mX 'g ,. H25 ' A . . L 3 Mmm XM f if ei. st R J' 0 , MM 5 5 K y-my Fun with floats Smiling faces and bright colors light up the float building at Western. Opposite page, top, left, Juniors struggle to get their rainbow to stand. Right, Bill Jaquish tops off the pages of the Senior float. Middle, left, Juniors take a break from building their float. Right, Barbara Reid and Marilee Joyce smile for the camera. Bottom, Beth Whitaker says cheese while she has her picture taken, Mr. Dixon finds himself in an uncomfortable position. Eric Greenberg carefully stuffs the chicken wire with napkins. Sophomores take pride in the results of their great efforts. This page, top, The Sophomore float was created by many eager students. Bottom, left, Mark Law staples himself to the inside of the Senior float. Middle, Tammy Gelbart finds float building very relaxing. Sneaky George Dammeir hides behind the Senior float. 211 vm J V+ +L. E 6 ., W N K ffn, . Hp ': ' PQ . f Q Q Rl ,.. L,,E: I il ls? , :L 1 :AA Q ,L , s was a ,, , f,- ,, . M fy 1 I ff, 'vx f 3 qi X 1 The barbeque starts off a successful Homecoming Week Each year it is a tradition to have a barbeque to get people involved with working on the floats, Opposite page, top, Sheri uses her plate to drive off the smoke. Middle, left, Seniors discuss Powder Puff strategy over their hamburgers. Bottom, left, Junior boys show by the large helpings of food that they have a large appetite. Middle, right, Some people just stand around talking instead of eating. Bottom, right, The line for food seems to go on forever. This page, top left, After having served everyone else, Lisa helps herself to a much needed drink. Top, right, Dave doesn't wait in line, he serves himself. Bottom, far left, David debates his food choices. Middle, Some students discuss what it was that they just ate. Right, All the tables seem to be pretty well occupied. 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This page, top, Everyone gets excited when carnations are delivered on the day of Homecoming. Left, Hall decorations keep Mr. Dooley and Bobbie in the rafters ofthe Junior Hall. Right. The Junior Hall shows the years of Warrior accomplishments and a rainbow of colors, Middle, right, Teddy shows spirit by dressing out for Homecoming week. Bottom, Floats keep everyone busy. Rob and Tim pick up the pieces after the floats are completed. -... wana! u-sg' yt 1, '- tm' 'lf i '2 'unit . ..wx of vi 'gif' Homecoming pride is displayed in different ways Western's Homecoming has always consisted of many traditional activities, but every year brings small changes. This page, top, The songleaders perform another fantastic routine. Lower left, Dr. Allen, grand marshall of our homecoming parade, is presented with a plaque of appreciation by Coach Horrace Smith on behalf of the school and the football team. Right, ROTC paints the flagpole in anticipation of making Homecoming even more special. Opposite page, top, left, The singing telegram man and his multitalented gorilla sing a good luck song to the football team courtesy ofthe senior class. Bottom, left, The senior section explodes with enthusiasm. Top right, Vince Aulcino gets ready to shoot up Clark while the drummers beat a fight song for him. Lower, Juniors work on their prizewinning float. df? ,.., if if . sf tj! - -Q - 51-:j11 , ,1,.ysw f 'sg t ' ,.., I 3 y s zg, ki fg..Jf,e gifs Ik- ,ig Q. , K T 1' is -.-ae 1 .gap ?VQ,,i.r if Ni -'...' i , -.i Q, - ffiffga, Qat-e - S Q . if 2-I ,sf Q52 2' i. t z 5 L 5 3,,' ,,1'..ilie ggi' jg 5 . ' I i 1 ae 'L i n ' TQ 1 K K if sei . K ' ., fl f 'lr mvwrzfa 3. sa .f xi! l l' if l it is 3 as, ' 5 ' - it 4' 'L' ii' ,gf 3 if QE was X 1 3 is Q rv 3 S Mk: ' s ' - , - 5 fa S 153 Fo 1 - 'N , f 5 : ,Y z.: 3 -M , , , 1 1 f ' Q I 1 - ,f gy ,, , il iiii ,H Q at .1 ,. . LE 1 f..- iii' MM ii . I 1 ii w 51 V1 ,N f' QWxwuwwM ? 5 s,.i . 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Opposite page, top, left, Marie Sullivan rides her horse in the homecoming parade. Top, right, Laurie Pullan, last year's homecoming queen, and Dr. Allen lead the parade. Middle, Sophomores get really excited riding in their first parade. Bottom, Juniors are shown here taking the victory lap after winning the chariot race. 221 F , W X my ' rw A ,, ' M J , , ,...- .. A ,M , 4 ,w.', .d ,g' , .nf- W 4 F KVM w M. - 1 L Q Q ww V W 14 icq A Q' ' A W ln -I Ji .yzfiiiw silif V uw' w w if win, - S' wg 4 , ,lf 5, fx 'JL JW. . , x . . Nc Lip - M -V WV fm , if if ' Av YY O 22.2 ai x A Ann Brown IZECEIVGS Western'55hlghgstfbonor L fb Y V .gT'5f X 5 -as ,, K ' 1 l t it iight, 5 4:1 1 . 1 , 7392 ' ' fa- S Homecoming Ball was a gala affair Every year the Homecoming Ball is a smashing success, and this year was no exception. This page, left, George Wood and Diane Prestwich smile as they leave the ball for more fun out on the town. Top, Couples dance the night away. Middle, This group discusses where they've been and where they're headed. Bottom, These four enjoy each other's company. Opposite page, top left, Tony and Mike can't wait to get to the dance. Right, Georgejoins his lovely date in conversation. Middle, left, These two couples seem to be having a wonderful time. Right, Karen and Richard enjoy dancing with each other. Darren and Krisanne enjoy dancing more than the simple box step. Slow dancing is a major component of the Homecoming Ball as these four couples portray. 22, I. at , , 5 it -1 A cttw'-, an na J in 'JA is-Q me 993 uid O ,M X W T X, NL' iw f 1 R 'Q Km' ., ,,..f W ,gt z'4f51:if,fi1:'1 , . W 'B'fa-'wzffag f ,Eff v ,fy f 3'w'..F:fZQf3i2 fs V W ,,, .0 , ., 240 . M 6,1 L , M' ua WV 43 1' 'iffiaf' ff Q, ff I' ,M- sg f , at wg? 4 yi W ' Q ay ,C '1 'r , , f ,- , 1 ' if 15 ,uf if Q 65? 7, J 'f-- 4 M 4 f 1 ws f A f .Egg f' V V f' J 1 R 4 ff 1, F ,QM QQZM Q Q 33 af 4? M fr fl .3 X G ,QM 1 ,M ff! 5 11, Zi Q . 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The members of the organization are Teddi Ford. Donna Salgo. Teresa Rudkin. and Csilla l CI1Cllli. Roxy two, Mike Leslie. Gregg Ankcnman. Fran Morrow. Belinda Watson. and Leslie Willyard, Row three. Stephanie Luca. Dann Hayden. Solycig Tliorsrud. Bryan Kyle. lilise Zapatka. Sheri Wallace. Denise Fene7ik. Stephanie Ri77ardi. Linda Longliolcr. Nancy Norris. Sharon Peterson, and Laura Miller. Row four. Kevin Sandgren. Robert Mahterian, Kevin Donahoe. Jerry Kovack. Robbie Mancini. Mark Larsh, Sean Wiegand. Ron lfulp, Jamie Dale. and Geoffrey Kicscr. Bottom. left, Sheri helps out in the library at the eheekout desk. Elise presents Mrs, Sieler with their winning trophy. Bottom. Karen and Donna look up a lew books. ,- fri l F- A in 'I IO!! 1 rublret 9, 5 W came: it . 1515 A if f rt Guild makes Western colorful The Art Guild nas kept quite busy with many activities around school, Top. left. Thurloxw helps put up the Art Guild Christmas bulletin board in the student center. Middle, left, Mr. Jacobson shows off the organization tee shirt. Margaret and l.isa decorate the student center. The Art Guild's ear in the homecoming parade won third place, Margaret shows a newcomer how to silk screen tee shirts. The Art Guild officers are Michele Zahm treasurer, Lisa Thacker sgt-at-arms, Margaret Nuckolls president. Thrulotx Washam vice-president, and Martha Gunthorpe secretary. f 'P f -t it -.e in '5 A K' fy. ... A R - S., l - Q K W . .-,1:,-- is. ,.,,m..st:,t f.a..,t:a..a.W...,,W1 .sW.,- ss. ee..s,- -is Ni 5 A j xg Vm sEg f 'v 5 kj, A L K X x. ' 1. 'fa 'ii 5, . 559,259 fo 3 ,vi 1 K: 5 'dw 6' 216' 5 'E S S '54 4 mf 1 f '22 ri 3 I.. 5 A5 5 fm X, . k 3k.f'-f fins Q, if 4 ' ' K i f lg, xigfk-ww . X Q ii QW 5 , 2 W' 7 pw ' 'B W. I ,A , 1 I ,Ml , . ,vxf M- W ix , 4? A if 3,4 qi . 4' , 1 GA 4 an in gl , 1.5- I M ,f J..- ' ff E M X 1 Q ff QD if xr , if Wil 7- . fx 1, ., 7 V ,, ni-.W 2 xxx-., 232 W it Sf, R325 5 V ,gl 4 J ' f -f : . '- pf- - sf- Qs,-' . 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Tony and Jenny hesitate to get their picture taken at Sadie Haw- kins, Middle, bottom, Sheri Wallace smiles for the cam- era. Jody Wallace is worn out after the chariot race. Billy White unexpectedly receives the basketball from a teammate. Bottom, A variety of facial expressions are displayed during an interesting lab. X... Practice and hard work paid off for the volleyball team The girls on the volleyball team showed spirit, pride, and teamwork throughout the season. This page, top, Jean Kenick initiates the play with her powerful serve. Bottom, The members of the 1978-79 volleyball team are sitting, Lines judges Cindy Williams and Desiree Bruno, kneeling, Jean Kenick, Karen Sullivan, Yuko Takahashi, Dorothy Johnson, Tracy Grasmick, Kathy Parraguirre and Michelle Sinotteg standing, Coach Rick Traasdahl, Manager Maryellen Graydon, Karen Dolan, Christie Creel, Laura Campbell, Julie Collins, Kim Michael, Vera Bahr, and Coach Horrace Smith. Opposite page, top, Christy Creel prepares to receive a serve. Vera Bahr bumps the ball to the front line. Jean Kenick soundly spikes the ball. Center, Christy Creel saves the point. Laura Campbell sets the ball with the finesse that has made her a valuable asset to the team. Bottom, Yuko Takahashi displays a victory sign after a skillfully played game. Juli Collins gets the ball to center Kathy Parraguirre. Yuko Takahashi sets the ball up so Kim Michael can put it away. vs ,ax-iii.: lf' ,ff -ui Q s- sw QM, .. .N W M' 'N 61. I' Q. lWA A ,av ff N, Y Wiffjwf walls-.sJ 'f'0'Mis4,,,,,..,i 5 er X GQ,-at xv 1 .1 ,.-sv - .H.S. benefits both the communit and .H.S National Honor Society devoted much time and effort to better the community and Western. Opposite page, top, Stephanie uses elbow-grease to get her ' d l h ' d ' win ow c ean att e win ow washing project. Sherrie Sylvester takes time out from wrapping Christmas gifts to smile for the camera. Middle, Jim Haugen and Mike Mellott have a good time at the car wash. Margaret's grim determination gets the window sunshine clean. Bottom, The officers of NHS are Sheri Wallace secretary, Rob Willyard vice-president, Vic Entzel advisor, Gregg Ankenman president, Lenise Christopher advisor, Kim King treasurer, Alice Ellis l' ff' . Th' f ' ' ' iason o icer is page, top, The members of NHS are Shelly Galindo, Nelly Durkee, Ann Brown, Shelley Dowdle, Elene Dalacas, Debbie Vasknetz, Sandy Askin, Millie Beezley, Jill Croppcr. Row two, Stepahnie Rizzardi, Karen Edwards, Karen Sullivan, Maria George, Tammy Gelbart, Sheri Wallace, Joyce Worrall, Gregg Ankenman, Row three, Pam Meyers, Sheri Sorenson, Natalie Garner Kim Davenport Gretchen Dahlberg Sherrie Marr K' K' R' , , . , , im ing, isa Ward, Rexanne Jensen. Row four, Toni Wright, Karen Barber, George Dammier, Alice Ellis, Mark Larsh, Danny Sinotte Jamie Dick Rob Willyard .lim Haugen, John Green, James Love, Diana Cobb, Fran Morrow, Tracey Phillips, Row five, Jenny Sutton, Cindy Thompson, lid Spoon, Tim Kuiava, Dan l.ott, Sean Weigand, Matt Gunthorpe, Woody Wagner, Tim Zedaker, Steve Shircliff Steve McKague, Joe Jolley and Bobbie Leavitt Middl l ft NHS , - C, C , members truck on through Homecoming. Danny plays dress-up at the Christmas meeting. Linda Herrick checks out the action behind her. Human Relations Commission brings good will to Western The all new HRC brought about by the school district helps to promote racial harmony on campus. The members of the HRC are sitting, Mr. Sylvester Rodgers, Bridgette Craig, Karen Barber, Radonna Harris, Paula Mathis, Sheri Wallace, Lisa Waner. Standing, Mary DeLahoy, Katrina Hancock, Rene Brown, Linda Lourenco, Gregg Ankenman, Mary Tomczak. ? CZ? 'ln'-f Christian club prays for peace The Christian Club gets together to meditate and reflect upon the coming day. The members are Radonna Harris, Mellyn Moseman, Mary DeLahoy, Lisa Wanner, Mary Tomczak, Shelly McKeller, Linda Lourenco, Tammy Moyes, Mrs. Muriel Dodds advisor, Standing, Mike Winston, Mike Mellott, Lonnie Stephey, Craig Celeste, James Love. i J ? i ,si iss is X f ' M s K 3 K A Girls athletics excel at Western The 1978-79 Lettergirls make us proud to be Warriors. by performing so well in all areas of athletics, Top, Club members are Jean Kenick, Kathy Parra- guirre, Maryellcn Graydon, Yuko Takahaski, Karen Sullivang Back row, Vera Bahr, Julie Collins, Michael, Dawn Hayden, and Dorothy Johnson. Middle, Dorothy's spirits are kept high as she busily makes Christmasgrams. Advisor, Pam Hicks, keeps involved with the club. Yuko diligently supports their moneyraising activity. Bottom, This year's Lettergirls Officers are Vera Bahr secretary, Kim Michael president, Dawn Hayden treasurer, and Kathy Parra- guirre vice-president. They have kept the group strong by being dependable and by supporting the activities held at Western. F.S.A. gets it together As these girls graduate, there will be many employers searching for them because of their many business talents. Top, left, Tammy is efficently filing away her papers for future reference. Carol shows enthusiasm while answering the phone. The club members are Mrs. Dodds advisor, Martha Gunthorpe, Tracie Smith, Crystal Washington, Radonna Harris, Kristin Petty, Marnita Smith, Cornell Myles, Adella Logan, Tammy Gelbart, Carol Jackson, Lisa Kaufthiel, Lynn Skaggs. iw! ,f.w:f,.t1,ffMif , Our girls varsity bowling team takes zone With pride and dignity, the varsity girls bowling team strikes up another left, Sandy lets fly with a perfect strike. Center, Kitten is a graceful bowler. successful season. Opposite page, top, The members ofthe team are Sandy Right, Rene swings into action. This page, top, Susan Schaafand Susan Olson Day, Susan Schaaf, Kitten Dennis, Susan Olson, and Rene Kruleski. Bottom, work hard at their game to bring the team out on top. , ..,, 1 '1 ,. if Z ' ' ' at z. 'H 4 1 ' Ti f Q' V , -ml-r H 1 ji? 41 ny ' rw f ef Q -ws - I o , awww-Q, . i wsmam.-.1 vw . ,im f - Nmmimaimmmm-MW,W .:m,Q.l---A--ww, . . , .J N., . Boy's bowling takes division In spite ofa heated controversy over sanctioning the boy's bowling team survived the year. Opposite page, top, left, Mike Beezley strides into action. Right, Jamie's form enhances his game. Bottom, The team members are Scott Hughes, Jaime Dale, Mr. John Perri coach, Mike Beezley. Row two, Kurt Trotter, Richard Bonanthony, and John Edenburn. This page, top, John lets it all hang out when it comes to bowling. Bottom left, Richard's concentration proves that he is rough competition. Middle, Scott enjoys showing off for the curious onlookers. Right, Kurt enjoys showing his skill. 3 I .1 is ,,,,,, ,uf .. -alfa.: it 't.- . Pla It Again Sam draws raves from enthusiastic audiences The fall play presented by the drama department was a great effort, reflecting wit, humor, and a bit ofthe risque. This page, bottom, Tim Zedaker shows his contempt for Denise Alford, the literal girl of his dreams. Top right, Tim finds that with Rene Dashicll he can be himselfand succeed. Bottom, right, Rob Willyard and Linda McDonald discuss their lifestyle. Opposite page, top left, Barry Fowkes as Bogart give Tim a few pointers onthe how-to's of womanizing. Top right, Rob looks disgusted with the current state of affairs. Middle, left, The disco dancers help to set the mood for romance. Middle, right, Fran Morrow disenchanted in the world, lets Tim know about it, Bottom, Rob consoles Tim and lets him know that things might turn out alright. s 1 , fs ,, ..,. i ' ' A i'-:- 21 :-: ffeffzeessxazw- , 9 , 1' A W z S -si' .Nye ' . .. ,gm -if ' K -. K H1137 M 5 , .,, ' Q. ' r 'S' f f' 'N 'M ' q ' -f wh 5 'W' ff wax ' M wx --9 .. 1 -WVU, ,,,, , nxmg G53 V' V 5 - 2 . Jw'2tw. L 1 ' GSK Au xxx WWW NN... The meaning of Christmas at Western High School. . . Western students showed a lot of pride in their dress and their decoration this year during Christmas week. This page, top, left, The sophomore class had one ofthe nicest bulletin boards. This is one ofthe bells put up in the student center to brighten the week. Bottom, left, The look on the people's faces in the background shows that the finals of Santa says was a huge success. Mrs. Cannon's first period class got first place in the door contest. The workers were Jessie Stewartson, Joan Beeler, Tammy Cortez, and Darla Tate. Oppo- site page, top, Rod Elliot and Greg Sylvester tied for first in Santa says. Bottom, The ROTC entered into the spirit of things with a nice door decora- tion. The songleaders brought Christmas spirit to school by wearing those fantastic uniforms. . if B fly W -, up :-Qivwtf 3 T . ip., mile' iffy. s C N. fue. 1' - o ' fzgigff K VI 3 , ,Lt A , f 5 ri . .-ff ' - . 4, ' A I 4, 5 .SR it jg'-1 ,aa A . y '45 10,3 if v r it 1 2 4 E , H 5 X' riff, s .gf wi? x M 5 :W 'o ,' Av- 5 - -,if A in . .1., ff. ,-.,f,r5. Q 1, X-L ' gi X E ,E S aX4FW3P 'E'ff' N 1' J' ' .L . - V ffm- ' 1 ' ' Og Q .V .ag ,Www S. 91 5 :gf 5. 1 1 ,af H- - H., V.. X. . ., J' ' ,.1 , .r V.. W-fa... my qw-:f 4 rf- mx. , V f 4 K Q , ,fw m af f 0 . f3L'.rf3n ,V jf - 721- Q 53352, Q ax' yd'-iff. . 1 QU 5 ' '13fz?51ef . 'L ' Q 9 L' ' fm X ifazwf-.r H K iff! ., vw ,M Q K iw, ,, 2: -' -f fm- :y 'N A--f F 5-. mf. ,f,,,,f-,, 1. , 1 . fm im, 7? -,rw ,fm 39? ARMS! 1 ' . I ,Y ,gg x fl A x if .51 ' me . 1 Cf MQ. i. .L fm . . . 'um .Q '4rfQ,ij,g 4 Wa. bi. l l l ,7 Y s..,e1r T l 3 lf- Q to-T 9 MM W , ,..,,: .. ' ,khx 1 :bl , a V,:,., dy, f y is 2 A' it if fit' w--vo-w- wfffmwmu. li I--userg-f Is warmth and friendship Western had a good Christmas this year. Oppositepage, top, Lisa Canzonier and Janice Bruttemeso had the best looking reindeer clisyumes that Western has ever seen. Top, Mr. Knauss's class showed their enthusiasm for Christmas by making a really great door decoration. Bottom, Our tree before it was finished showed great promise. This page, top, Santa Claus is giving commands in the finals of the Santa says contest. Bottom, left, These students showed a lot of enthusiasm for the Santa says contest. Right, This door decoration looked the most wintery. 1. R Western's annual Christmas concert creates a holiday atmosphere Harold Hamler's vocal music department gave its first and last performance at the Christmas concert. Top left, Brian Krenzien and Steve Shircliff enjoy the music. Center, Danny Ott awaits his cue. Steve Chapman takes a break. Bottom, Darlene Cagle, Renee Bell, Denise Godfrey, Kelly Hund, Steve Ridley and Marvin Viera. Back row, Debbie Allen, Robin Judd, Lisa Hum- boldt, Cheryl Schroeder, Pat Trimble, Gerald Hankins, Ricky Braggs, Rick Smith, perform in the concert. They are accompanied by Kim King and Mike lrby and conducted by Mr. Harold Hamler. if.. 252 L+ in , . if ff TEM, Jr fa EZ' Q Senate strives to promote spirit The senators have worked hard to strengthen student council. They are Lisa chelle Zahm, Lisa Thacker, Margaret Nuckolls, Melissa Shanahan, Tanya Canzonier, Jody Wallace, Dawn Hayden, Linda Herrick, Csilla Fenczik, Allred, Gina Wallace, Row three, Rob Willyard, Tim Zedaker, Kyle Hill, Karen Barber, Renee Brown, Barbara Newsome, Mary Rowan, Gregg An- Mike Thaler, Sean Blume. kenman, Row two, Janice Brutemesso, Robert Supin, Tammy McKwen, Mi- 4,,.,,AM. '26 'iffy-9 Q.. naw Q Y N Q ., . WA , am. 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Opposite page, top, Scott Dowdle gets rid ofthe ball as Gorman's players move in. Middle, Scott Sibella attempts to head the ball. Danny Hailey quickly takes the ball away from the opponent. Center, Danny is on the move after that ball. The members of the team are George Gonzales, Brian Forbach, Dan Sabol, John Smith, Scott Dowdle, Pat Treichel, Casey McNeil, and Coach Matt Young. Row two, Bill Lofland, Oscar Ramirez, Bobby Kaufman, Mike Dobbs, Buzz Horden, Kyle Everson, Richard Gayler, Scott Sibella, and Charlie Howell. Row three, Alan Wilson, Danny Hailey, Mike Maurice, Rod McKimmy, Jim Kenick, Keith Foster. Seated in front, David Eary. This page, top, Rod McKimmy manuevers the ball in the air as well as on the ground. Oscar signals for Pat to head for the goal. Middle, Scott Sibella is a determined soccer player. Scott Sibella boots the ball into the goal. Bottom, The soccer team listens to Coach Young's speech during halftime. Coach Young watches his team go full force. 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M -v 'K M ,,, Jw: ' K 4 ,, y W , ...W A W., ' 4 1-n 'LQPQTRWWWX Soccer Team finishes second The varsity soccer team fell short of the goal that they had set for themselves this year by finishing second out of a field of nine. This page, top, Danny Hailey skillfully protects the ball from the opposition. Center, Western boots the ball downfield. Western fields the ball. Bottom, Richard Gayler shows his true ballet form in front of the goal. Opposite page, top, Western blocks the interception. The goalie removes the ball from Warrior territory. Middle, Players show some stylish defensive plays. This player has a good head for soccer. Bottom, Danny Hailey trys to steal the ball. Richard Gayler bounds into the air on this play. k? S1 ,,,.e,,-f.,-1...-,.,,......M..a-d.,'w ' A A' ' ....,,. -, - .wWm1,g..s3-its 5 Songs show lots of imagination and style The songleaders introduced jazz, funk, and even some Grease into their routines. This page, top, The squad shows us what the fifties were really like. Center, Suzanne gets into the Christmas spirit. Millie enjoys being a songleader. Shelley and Ann perform at an assembly. Nina gets down during a performance. Bottom, Watch out for Nina, Suzanne, and Millie. Suzanne, Millie, Kim, Kathy, Wendy and Shelley smile for the camera during the Homecoming parade. Opposite page, top, Wendy expresses true Warrior spirit at an assembly. The two co-heads, Nina Hooks and Wendy Hasselfeld, confer with their advisor Mrs. Kathy Harney. Suzanne puts a lot into a pompom routine. Bottom, The 1978-79 songleaders are Kim Bailey, Millie Beezley, Nina Hooks, Suzanne Bunker, Ann Brown, Kathy Folds, and Shelley Dowdle. Not pictured is Wendy Hasselfeld. , 1 is YM -X .WWW I5 w-WWW .fn- f N's VW? S L H . in 5 , 2 L X I A , ,, S 4. ff K 1 1 J . -3 I . X Q3 , V 'H L Rx ' K Ae y ,, , Q L' K ' V I . M Q K ' V .lf -J .. 3 wx 1 i' ai' V N ., t' .lv hmm fn 'luv-V L U? fr 4 1 ff? , R ff 4 , I ,gf ma Q: ,w-,, 'V ff? 44 ' ig .Z j , ,, ,gg E ft rf f J E if Basketball shoots the ho The basketball team heads on to a successful season. Opposite, page top left, D. Busch protects the basket as a Wildcat trys to score. Coach LaRocque tends to Jason's injuries. Ramon White goes for the dunk. Heavy action includes D. Busch, Ramon White, and Lethemia Blake. This page, D. Busch scores two points for the team. The members ofthe 1978-79 team are Darrin Belfordg row two Ray Barnes, Mike Gomez, Frank Brown, row three, Coach LaRocque, Ramond White, Lethemia Blake, Nick Bogdanovich, Jason Glov- er, Eddie Davis, Coach Jim Aiwohig row four, Dan Busch, Billy White, Billy Kane, Curtis Myles, Perry Macklin, and Doug Busch. OP 261 ' gi X ...fag o t Z pf I. . at t Team's record improves as the season progresses Now, being tied for first place in our division, it is possible that we have the state championship team on our hands, Opposite page, top, lt looks like Western has the jump on the opponent. Bottom, left. Billy shows Eldorado the art of slam dunking. Center. Billy again shows that layups are a good way to make points. Nick has the form for making a nice bucket. Right, Dan looks down court to see ifa fast break is possible. This page, top, left, Western is in position for a rebound. Right, Jason can shoot well under pressure. Bottom left, Here is another basket that Billy made. ln this game he scored over thirty points. Center, Frank shows his speed on a fast break. Bottom, Ramon shoots as brother Billy watches. Right, Jason shows how it's done. 1 , l ESV BM B 'W lx 4 Q t I IE- F '1 m' W' ' x as-u..v.., , ,J 'x fins? M. V 1,,'-f-' i - S.O.U.L. Club puts on a great Afro-American week for the students The annual Afro-American History Week was topped off with a fashion dinner show. Opposite page, top, This year's members of the SOUL Club are Cornell Myles, Terry Borinson, Lisa Minor, Ardella Logan, Jeannine Lewis, Judy Collins, Diane Henderson, Adrianne Foreman, Yolanda Allen, Row two, Lisa Murcherson, Janet Collins, Debbie Marshall, Sharon Crater, Cynthia Evans, Jackie Wilson, Sharon Dawson, Renee Brown, Dracy Brannigan. Row three, Cynthia Dixon, Sheila Brass, Dana Witaker, Jackie, Kennedy, Keith Brooks, Dinah Bell, Deidra Jackson, Felecia Hodges. Row four, Terry McCall, Bobby James, Kirby Warren, Ken Gray, Radonna Harris, Kelvin Wilson. The advisor and officers ofthe organization are Mr. Phil Reaves advisor, Felecia Hodges treasurer, Cornell Myles President, Kenneth Gray Sgt.-al-arms, Radonna Harris vice-president. Right, Mr. Buger dishes out the pot luck dinner while Miss Tansey takes orders. Bottom, Fancy clothes were the order of the evening. This page, top, Left, Cynthia shows off her lovely dress. Right, The models wait for their turn to go down the runway. The audience obviously enjoyed the entertainment ofthe evening. Bottom left, Henry shows offthe elegant lining of his coat. Keith enjoys showing off his beautiful suit to an appreciative audience. Jackie models one of the many styles of today. .1 P Q S i ! J., ffrfl.-W,-f 1- to . ai rt.f1,:en:fr: amrewzwzamsfewawf - 11 -,', , 5 fx, ,,,,.,,l., ,,, ,f A- H , .. wif 5 KK,V- jk 1 k L - QW? ,-:' :e11gg' , i,- ' I W Q z2-L S 2 ' A fl Q U if i. 1 xv, Q :SAW A 1 M 'Ji ,W t nl Vw , ,,,, Vx I' , fi Talent and variety highlight the assembl The Afro-American assembly brings out a vaierty of tributes. Opposite page, top, Girls perform an ancient African dance. Nina is her usual self in this skit with Cornell. Middle, Singing was a big asset to the assembly. These girls really swing into the fifties. Mammy dances her way into a backbend. Glenn and Vince ham it up doing the robot. Jeanie, Cheryl, and Janie keep in rhythm. Bottom, People in the stands went wild when Judy and Calvin sang. The audience freakes out because the band is cutting up. This page, top, George graces the assembly with a trumpet solo. Band members tune up before their big number. Middle, Renee, Simone and Cynthia pose in their colorful dashiekis. Radonna Harris and Rodney Elliot were honored with the title of Queen and King. Bottom, Cornell and Radonna battle it out. 'ef---N X- luuqp-an ,f I f 'r 'C T-I9- VG gs rytihm yr 5, I t V, 3 wif .3 -rut 'fl svgtf fi fi- '., - ., s.,,,,f4 , ' l l Soulettes dance, dance, dance for you and I . This page top, The members of the Soulette seated, Cassandra Berry, Lisa Murcherson, Judy Collins, and Jannie Lewis. Standing, Jeanie Lewis, Lynn Dixon, Shelia Brass, Sharon Wilmore, and Pattie Sanders. Bottom, Judy Collins thought that was funny but Cassandra Berry didn't. Opposite page, top, The Soulettes have a ball at Homecoming. Bottom, It looks as if the Soulettes woke up late. Judy watches with great intensity. 268 . , I Ax: bt' X ya , , 97 .74 j 4 4 Q . , fl ' A , 4 6,1 , 10 f .' '. Viz! -4' ' 4 fr' ' Q .I z V r A 4' . , Hu n ,k 'Q' ,U ,. A , , um-, . In ,a .- ' . -W + 1 F, , ft ,A+ ' 1 4 ,Hi 2 rv ,, , -, il 8 Q I 1 55, 55, 1 L f L, In fi .7 K 'vw L' -it V 5? iff: J ff X I SE .,', T Soulettes boogie on down ,I L.. 'Q Q 5 L - 5 ' QZ 1 H.. 1 , A ,Z W, ,, and-'Q A F' Q 1 Vw, V wi 4 'Q Q ,HW My , MHWMMIQW , ' 4 1 ' W1 ,,,: 'WwJ ,MMV 1 '- Q 52 2, O M , sri fi A ' b ' ' ii vu' k X59-L 3 Q E3 5 ..-ln.. V, ,ww 1 Mucho macho men Western has lots of B.M.O.C.'s fbig men on campusj all of whom specialize in being very MACHO. Opposite page, top, Robert Matherian, William Horn, Mike Henze, Dave Phillips, Mike Leslie and Ed spoon pose as the Village People who sang the hit song Macho Man . Bottom, left, Darren Hamm displays the John Travolta image . Bottom, right, Kevin McCord, Steve Baggs, and Kenny Henderson work out , by building up their muscles. This page, top, Philip Bouchard poses with his harem proving that Macho guys always get the girls. Middle, right, Richard Salgo calmly explains to Jim Haugen that Macho is a state of mind not body. Center, Dan Ott and Steve Wilcox arm wrestle as a test of their manly strength while David Henson watches. Left, Billy White displays his famous macho slam-dunk. Bottom, Mike Gal- lardi, Scott SeBella, Charlie Howell, Leon Doss, Billy Lofland, and Ron Hoag, some of Western's lettermen, pose with Mike's Macho Trans Am, displaying two important Macho symbols the letter- jacket and the car. tt fe -f-A -f-'41 f ' ' . . f,f,' , . 3 ,2 . M ,.,,, ,g V, .. p V 92 f C vf,31K1'-2!1S,5 ' 'A I 4 Poise and Personality Produce Perfect Models Practice makes perfect proves to hold true with the outcome of the Modeling Club's successful fashion show. This page top, left, Dei- dre Jackson walks gracefully down the steps, Top right, Lisa Hum- ble stops for a quick pose. Middle, All the models display their outfits during the finale. Bottom, left, Mrs. Douglas sets the mood for the fashion show. Bottom, right, A new chic fashion is modeled by Darlene Torres. Opposite page, top, left, Sissy Lopez and Renee Brown show off their flashy pants. Right, The officers of the Mo- deling Club are Lisa Middleton program coordinator, Sissy Lopez president, Shelly Galindo vice-president, GayLynn McCoy treasur- er, Mrs. Douglas advisor, and Penny Callis secretary. Bottom, The members of the Modeling Club are Shelly Galindo, Sissy Lopez, Vivien Rudisill, Penny Callis and GayLynn McCoy. Middle row, Renee Brown, Jackie Wilson, Sharon Dawson, Lisa Middleton, Lisa Humble, Kathy Boyle. Back row, Carolyn Trepner, Lisa Nor- man, Cynthia Evans, and Charmi Nolles. - - ..z.:::wss:: f f ,N - X .... aww-av M Q N-1 it Q s.:.E,, . .... . . ., m'mi-::. .... .. ' ,.,- rm -'-flifmr' 5 'sf' X1 Nmifliiiil , if-, be 1 , , , wad Western High School's junior Varsity teams . . . This page, top, The members ofthe JV football team are Kevin Harris, Andre Jackson, Kelly Gilliam, Rick Cortez, Pate Causey, Al Lewis, Roy Reynolds, Steve Booth, Steve Gurle, Mike Jones. Row two, Demetrius Dalacas, Mike Bodnar, Jerry Swinney, Tom Popelka, Gerald Hankins, Mark Ware, Cal Watchel, Carl Busse, Ken Shonigg row three, Todd Peterson, Greg Kerber, Joe Anderson, Mike Daubs, Herb Starlin, Jamie Torrey, David Crow, Mike Reynolds, Dennis Pierce, row four, Bill Hinton, Dennis Bohanan, Malcolm Kirk, Mike Garcia, Jeff Lott, Glen Spiegner, Kevin Conover, Stan Cielak, Mike Millerg row five, Richard Perice, Rod Canton, Warren Kirby, Ken Hansen, .lay Sunder, Wade Wagner, Dennis Murphy, Ken Barnes, Vince Savabe, and Tony Ruggeroli. The coaches are Earl McFarland and Scott Lee. Bottom, The members of the JV basketball team are James Rainy, George Taylor, Mike Papageroge, Mike Jones, Greg Billy Clark, Joseph Toadvine, Steve Gazley. row two Coach Dwight White, Andrade Jackson, Anthony Burton, Jim Smith, Anthony Davis, Darryl Galtney, Ron Longtine, Curtis McFarland, Roy Reynolds, and Coach Pat Hayden. SHT' - ., f 2. ,1,' ,,,-12 ,f'::2J Q A- im, , ,V 1 ,hw ,i . ,VV V KZ, J, ' faire- ,, , af f 4 .U - it 'f if rffwfff ' ,C N , ttyi , C, , , N , .. C ttiiitttt u, 1 1. C 'W This page, top, The members ofthe girl's JV basketball team are fkneelingj Shirley Matlock, Tracey Smith, and Adella Logan. Standing, Lisa Lorusso, Sue Allen, Debbie Hughes, lrma Vermuellen, Starla Bennett, Vanessa Davis, and Traci Grasmick. Not shown is Mabel Cartwright. The members of the B team are Scott Morrison, Chuck Rizzardi, Glen Hickey, Darren Belford, David Burkhart, Al Morris, Greg Boon. row two, Kris Bisso, Jim Elvin, Wade Causey, Scott Rose, Bill McDaniels, Robert Prisbery, Bucky Williams, Joe Ruggeroli, Tony Tobler, and Scott Alder. Row three, Coach Matt Young, Donnie Norland, Shan Bawan, Jim McCoy, Ed Urban, Dan Smith, Stacy King, John Fox, David Parr, and Coach Harlow Sawin. Row four, Scott Fredianio, Jim Ploeg, Boyd Beal, Tony Duron, Jim Holland, David Bruins, Jim Blowler, Tim Zorn. Row five, Al Jimmenez, Danny Lowery, Mike Carmody, Kelli Lkaines, Steve Deligotti, Scott Blaezard, Joe Thompson, Walley Whealey, Jim Thompson, Ceasar Galindo. Back row, Ron Burosack, Lonnie James, Bill Craft, Reggie Dunlap, Joe Boxley, Jim Jackson, Ed Smith, Kip Walter, Chris Jackobiank. The names and spelling on the team identifications on these pages were furnished by the coaches. gil Champions of Tomorrow This page, top, The members ofthe girl's JV volleyball team are Ellen Hardy, Donna Prestwich, Coach Nancy Stenger, Chennette Nealyg row two, Karen Franklin, Michelle Gel- bart, Diane Prestwich, Stacy Cooper, row three, Adella Logan, Barbara Newsome, Cindi Glenn, and Cory Riggs. Bottom, The members of the JV girl's bowling team are Teny Phnhps ToniPahon Khn UgarkoWch,LBa Boone and Marie Sullivan. Opposite page, top, The members of the JV soccer team are Dave Durran, John Jaquest, Michael Wilson, Trey Harris, Kevin Coombs, Eric Sabolg row two, Gerald Shadel, Herb Starlin, Kevin Conger, Erik Green- berg, Marvin Viera, Rick Cole, Chip Gallaghe, Pete Nor- wich, Tad Harris, row three, Raul Moreno, Brett Hulet, Greg Sylvester, Lee Bowyers, Wes Kiser, Stevie Esauk, and Coach Bill Byrnes. Bottom, The members of the boy's JV bowling team are Mike Gayle, Jim Remsberg, back, Nick Day and George Dammier. Not shown is Jess Medina. in---h,,,,,,,,,, R D 1i2iiHL1U?I3i3iCZL 5 3 is-iiz'1zsf':rsrse' HDUUUHE3 if :swim UDUBBSIHIX .,..ifi?SEQiE1.,, f , , 6 ff., f x 5 ' -vi 113 ,J ' SEE U WSESSQ flu? , ,q,,f,,2, jf 1 ,, if V1 X? 3' M' 6 .f X Qi V. Cheerleaders provide animated enthusiasm The JV cheerleaders have worked hard this year to bring a great deal of enthusiasm to the school. This page, The members of the squad are ftop to bottomj Jill Hale, Christina Schuenman,Leslie Willyard, KrissAnne Malloy, Kriston Blind, Terri Scheer, and Delores Gonzales. Opposite page, top, Kriston Blind and Christina Schuenman cheer the basketball team on to victory. JV's add to the spirit at the Christmas assembly. Terri Scherr and KrisAnne Malloy uplift the spirit at the JV game. Middle, Terri Scherr, Kriston Blind, and Jill Hale are caught off guard while walking into the gym. 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Bottom, Cheryl's thing is stretch- ing out. n ld i .Ei Q km iiiffiiw ,fi W .r arffrrf gy,-1, -Z . fdfaf V N R, , f .,f f ' ...N K .nfl ,ff ff' , .. :qu at , . 1 Y V sg K A .5 3 I A .sb 5 - fi.. -V. .s . if ,f ,,..g ,',y'4., g. ,J f ol-.er . , ,Mfg A iv k,.f. 4 .,' ef. 9 'f ax if at 282 E? ST s eislkg .s is S ,iv :amy ' ' - ag -W,-aff f raft Z fry, me T Unexpeted snow was welcomed by enthuslastrc Western students The snow was fun whsle tt ltsted Opposite ptge top These students are in the proeess of burldtng a snow wirrror Bottom Thus young lady threttened the photographer with 1 snow ball Mr Hollrdty und at lettermtn brtve the bl177ard Thls page top Many people found th xt walktng rn the qu td was 1 d nngerous thmg Another w trrior prepares forthe attack Not everyone ltked the snow Bottom Shelly G xltndo sexrehes endlessly lor her snowbound ear The halls became btttlellelds and anythmg that moved was ,N Snow creates an avalanche of fun Snow affects Western students in various ways. This page, right, A student makes her way to class. Directly below, A rousing chase through the snow takes place. Bottom, left, A student rellects on the unusual weather and its possibilities. Bottom right, A couple takes a walk in the wintery weather. Opposite page. lop, A girl takes time between classes to get involved. Center, The throwing of snowballs was inevitable, but different styles distinguished the girls form the guys. Bottom left, Snow took this student by surprise. Right, The safest place to launch an attack is behind the protection of a pillar. wr-f eff 9 Us 1 I . 4 Wa., V- V... A . it , ,bV, . a t pr or X' 43 ' QQ ' 4 W -' -ff' ,I n , ,,, if 2 . 1227 32, V f' 4 fi'4 r ,- ,AH H., W ' Q wsn.,, -: f ' 152' Wil . ,,,,. , A 12270 5 . , ,: ,,:: fYm- 5 '11, ity . Q Q w A -,fx , ., . f - iw,pf..fg, , - , V W 4, di' is 4 ,lg L Q .iw fs A My ,wwf ,I 4 Z If fa' J , 5 f ' mf? f 'ff V .f f ' ,, Q WW' 5 fr 04 W if in . 52? p x K,:V, , 4 H Q Q 3' '32, 9? 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Opposite page, top, The members of the wrestling team are Curt Solovan, Melvin Hicks, Victor Tanksly, Vince Aulincino, Pat Geick, and Max Huggins. Row two, Clark Hulse, Hank Houston, Ricky Martin, Kurt Jimmerson, Bill Miller. Row three, Ken Hanson, Demetrius Dalacas, Kelley Gilam, Danny Ott, Kris Gieck. Row four Derek Flores, Brian Vito, Todd Collans, Billy Hinton, Daniel Voss, Steve Alba. Row five, David Bonaventura, Pete Bell, .lohn Smith, David Joyce, Leonard Walker. Row six, Todd Petersen, Tom Gieck, Mark Vito, Dennis Cooper, Bob Swanson, and Ernie Strong. Bottom, This Western player takes down an opposing team member. The other side appears to have the advantage as the two wrestlers grapple for position. This page, top, The Wresterlettes are Darlene Hanna, Mary Rayes, Penny Seaton, Vanessa Davis, Cindy Ferris, Debbie Dessaints, Sharon Sproul, Dinah Bell, Terry Judd, Donna Collins, and Bew Wroten. Here the Western team member has the upper hand. As often happens in wrestling, neither side has a clearcut advantage. Wrestlers prepare to begin the match for the vital point. Again the Western team has the advantage. 292 W. y H T r , gig' ' in wt, Nw . , I W. ' N- -M, N-4 Manx N ' Q., , I K I ,--k, . , i K . The Warriors refused to take off their jackets for anyone or anything. The members of the Lettermen's Club are Qrow onej Jim Haugen Angelo Porter, Darren Hamm, Vince Aulincino, Ed Spoon president, Ken Henderson, Steve Baggs, Allen Wilson, and Gregg Ankenmann Row two, Tim Kuiava, Ray Falsonc, Brian Krenzien, Derek Roy, John Bonaventure, Dan Street, John Borgos, and Bryan Kyle. Row three 'R 'HG zf 'hv 2 'un- f-Maasai x , ,Qi 5 Q xi y 0-V X 1' , ,Y X r if J :W A fs ,f iw? 1 1 7 41 4 T K I Q ' , I ' 4 u X 4 N-ff d X in fffj Varsity quiz masters trivia of toda Varsity Quiz has an excellent season. This page, top, Mr. Bassing quizzes members. Middle, Team members get ready to pounce with their answer to the question. Bottom Dave Phillips trys to help on a team question. Opposite page, top, The members of the Varsity Quiz are fsittingj Chris Grcve, Brian Krenzein, John Borgos, Sheri Wallace, Tricia Knott. Standing, Ron Fulp, Tom Hoag, Dave Phillips, Mr. Nat Bassing advisor, Chris Hix, Jim Helvie, and Geoff Kieser. Bottom, left, Tricia ponders a difficult question. Right, Jim Helvie and Chris Hix confer on a team question. ' W x 1 -- .. J' X Kwai A , Qifxif -Q 1 g9 Q I E X gmmw :Mlm + Sf? 1 1 4. af 1 . w f ,ij M Q, I -: ,i mf 1 l g ?iEi - If wg? ' .fi I I wie I v f X ,5 me mf l ,auf February 14 brings out the need for love in everyone. Janet, Dawn, and Sheri work hard on the Flagtwirlcrs valagrams. Mike writes his innermost thoughts to his sweetheart. Kim and Darrellyn appear thrilled about receiving a valagrams and a carnation. Center, These paraphernalia ex- press true love and friendship on February the fourteenth. Dawn finds that the work of the valagrams often leaves her bored. Bottom, The sayings on these tiny candy hearts show how sweet valentines day can be. Senior ball ends the year in elegance On April 28 the Class of 1979 held its Senior Ball at the Spanish Oaks clubhouse. For the first time two girls were honored with the title of Senior Ball Queen. This page, top, Lovely GayLynn McCoy and Karen Edwards, co-queens of the ball, smile as they pose with King Steve Baggs. Top right, Teresa and Gordon pose outside the clubhouse before entering the ball. Bottom, Somehow Perri and Mike found a moment alone on thc balcony. Opposite page, top, left, GayLynn and Karen give Steve a congratulatory kiss. Rosa' lyn makes sure that Vince is fixing Tim's tie just right. Right, Couples enjoy the conversation pit around the fire- place. Middle, left, Dancing was enjoyed by all those who took advantage of the romantic music. Tim Kuiava and Vince Aulicino enjoy being members ofthe royal court with Kathy Parraguirre as any one can see. Phil and Suzanne take time to gaze into each other's eyes. The entire royal court consisted of Tim Kuiava, Queen GayLynn McCoy, Vince Aulincino, Kathy Parraguirre, King Steve Baggs, and Queen Karen Edwards. Ann seems to enjoy Chris' seranad- ing. V ff , V a ff'Hf,fg57' ,wfgw - ,4 i ,aw af- XP' M., 9 ,p-,X 299 1' r my If 'N l i r e i E TX'tLl Alf1' K y v a 4' 11? Z Q The drama department chose to present a 1920's musical comedy, The Boyfriend! as their spring production. Seen inside the frame are Charmie Nolles and boyfriend Rob Willyard. On the opposite page, top, Raul Moreno, Larry Scott, Brad Beal, and Jamie Dick kneel in front of Lynn Sawin, Sandy Fletcher, Christine Johnson and Charmie Nolles. Bottom, Renee Dashiell, Mark Ren and Christine Johnson perform a spirited scene. The artwork on this page was done by Ray Falzone. . K7 fi 1 fugl, ,K , 115 1 -1, fl, 24' za +L x' f K 'UQ' I 1 QQSQQ 'QC ,fgkrf ,lt B-1 Kdb . uf 'V 0000 K ,VVW an .Qffg I f f 0 . 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Another cheerful donor gets into the spirit of giving blood, Donna Harrison displays her red badge of courage. Opposite page, top, Mark Larsh shows his reaction to the procedure. Top left, Danny Phelan gives blood while a friend gives moral support. Center, left, Cathy Bishop helps herself to the refreshments. Vince goes through the ordeal of having his temperature taken. Elise Zapatka gives all she's got. Bottom, right, Ed Spoon and Susie Powers strip and package blood. Ricky Cortez takes a break, while being drained. t ee when it COHIES to giving blood it G0 'QQ X f .' r .y X , fx xl ll X ,V , v ,,. A ,ex . - , V , sql. . . , V 1 ' If K' . 'iv X-' 1 Q . I 1-va 0 ifll S ug! as 'IS ' 4 l 9. We 3: v P - T. W . 1. 1- .' l'M AN ABSOLUTE CHI CKEN ,gs ' Q 951' ,f 2 fcf A ff' X , fi -l:?'ff' V XX-br!!! ff' 303 3 . 1 Girl's softball is ready for ACTION The girl's softball team is prepared for a successful season because of its superior mix of returning members and youthful talent. 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Middle, Karen has a close encounter with an unidentified flying object. Bottom, Sherri remembers how much fun it can be to swing in the park. When someone says Go fly a kite Joe takes it seriously. T, K? - r .A 3 X. K, I .K I. t lr. I M , , 51. .f Q . Y - ,ig ff f lx 'p yn? ,1 I ' Y, i 5 .af f . . . 'ts , i. AN VNU? V .ff Q tl V if 1' . f M lyk - .. W 2... fa w r . .ge ' -.'l e- an , ..ii 3. , ,,, A V. il ' . ' at 2. ' I . l . ri, .,:.,g ' YZ.. 2 . Ms. ,un N1.r V tl. P ....y T, A 1' UMW! . ,,1f.,...,s, I . my VE U, My , 4 309 .Aer 'if tl' --1 -K 1-alt' w. ff' P 'g 'fi' r -elf f-ff 11.1 X f ff I fm -ff, r n P 5 XD W 555' 2 f : 1 ,6 E 3 1 xv - Q- 5 M., A' 4 iv 2 if Q A, A ' I . ,gziglzgig ,w -ml R 7 rf V J 4. .' like to romp in the park on Saturda After a week of hard work at school, students find Saturday the perfect time to revert back to childhood pleasures. Opposite page, top left, Football is always a fun-for-all activity. The park is the perfect place to find beautiful girls such as these. Middle, left, Geoff climbs to the top of the tower to escape his pursuers. The park really brings out the swinger in Stephanie. Ray Falzone impresses the girls with his fantastic football scores. Bottom, left, Charla finds clowning around in the park is the best way to spend Saturday morning. Joe finds chasing ducks easier than chasing girls. This page, Vince Aulicino has his regrets about trying to conquer the slide. 5 , i e -as SX , , ' 5 Rx ' Y, e e is i , l , X i K N ex S 3 T . We f X r t 2, it , L xx e R ik N yt Z 1 3 .i -NNN W K-4,119 Track goes for a record season The girl's track team faced tough competition throughout the season. Opposite page, top, Katrina Hancock puts in many hours of practice perfecting her event. Heidi VanDenbrock sprints toward the finish line. Center, Chery Kwiatkowski and Minna Nurimen anxiously await the start of the race. Bottom, Cheryl's hard work pays off as she crosses the finish line first. A good start is important for a good race. This page, top, The members of the track team are frow onej Starla Brown, Beverly Perkins, Diane Henderson, Lonetta Jackson, Lawanda Jack- son, Christal Washington. Row two, Patty Sanders, Diana Green, Kay- Kay Boxley, Jacque Kennedy, Lori Mueske, Coralyn Trepner. Row three, Sarah Law, Diana Pierce, Cheryl Wisdon, Wendy Mann, Minna Nurimen, Karen Hansen, and Mary Kay Parker. Row four, Donna Collins, Kim Jones, Beth Hamlin, Suzie Heckethorne, Heidi Vanden- brock, Tracy Edwards, Missy Pierce, Connie Jantzen, and Kelly John- son. Bottom, Heidi, Susie, and Cheryl are tough competition for other teams. . .ra -s, ,-,J M 5' i 2 'mme i S.. y 1 W4 ' iiir R ' JI... ' ge, 4 ,.. ,.,, f if , ,,al.,,... 'Q Boy's track looks for ard to a terrific The members of the boy's track team practice long and hard to improve on past state records. The members ofthe track team are trow onel Rodney Hall, Eddie Perkins, Marvin Davis. Grant Wright, Cleveland Powe. Carl Joshua, Wells Wagner, Ron Boone. Wayne Wedlow, Billy Hinton. Row two. Chris Fallon. Vincent Savage, Billy Miller, Kevin Harris, Steve Ross, Brent Garner, John Guitiererrez, Chip Gallaher, Ellis Green, Ronald Longtinc. Earl Swift. Row three. Brian Redding, Edmundo Reynolds, Chet Koehler. John Bonaventura, Gary Schofield. David Eary, Mike Albanese. Ricky Cortez, Ricky Hawkins. Stan Ceilak, Ken Gray, James Richards. Kirby Warren, Hank Houston, Charlie Walsh, .lesus Ferrer, Jim Remsburg, Ron Henze. Bruce Balch. Row four, Dwayne Rodack. Steve Baggs, Dan Lott. Robbie Thurtle, Darren Hamm, Bill Smith, Kelvin Wilson, Bill Smith, Bo Howard, Don Roberts. Dirk Atherly, Mitch Noorda. Bernard Dease. Talmous Ewell, Terry Harris, Matt Whitaker, and Wade Wagner. John and Don show their expertise in the high hurdles. Kirby. Steve and Tomas stride tothe finish line. 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P7F ' 'ff x Ay, i S G.x'L,0,-'lv-DCfW X W 7, ,' ' .: ?7 'YK We ,H ., ,'M A V fl ' Editor's page N ff !lAfCZ21LQcfgg7, L 7 52 mfzmm Ll! made Ulm W 1' ' . f , -' , f 7 N I ,I , X f .L ,V f, 1 A, f ,f , ' gf ijzffi Q, 5 ng? - ' is , 5 .,' ' fb , K 4 ! f WA' we Q, , . H, wh. .i' 'v 7 H ff., F ,r ,J ni, ,af 3Q?Qa -1.4 l -M, X RNC. wa Wm H 'W , 1 , ' ,Qff if J .,f 41' P' f N at 1 , The members of this year's yearbook staff worked hard to create a book that was as memorable as the year. Opposite page. top. Sherri. Pam, Charlene. Joe, and Alice talk over the ideas for the next deadline as they celebrate meeting the last one with a tasty donut. Center. Sheri Wallace watches Csilla with speculation in her eys, waiting to sec what will happen next, Denise, Dawn, and Donna try to compress the calories from the donuts in a unique way, Charla looks at Csilla with doubt as she hatches still another peculiar plan. Shelly and oth- er staff members work hard getting things done. This page, top. left, Da- vid poses for the picture for the senior appointment card -f-another job that staff members find just a part of the day. Right. Perri and Sherri pose with Mr. Smith in the darkroom where they prepare the proofs forthe staffto use. Ron Fulp carefully prepares to be the last person done on each deadline. Bottom, Geoff ponders the situation while the rest of the staff turns their backs. Ephaph staff creates memories 319 15? L J! .lug ,,i 1 1.7 f w f Qi . ,, iffy g A af f X ff if z pf A, f , ' Af ff V? If fig nv- ,O ,,,.,,,, , ,-, , JDK - 22,0 f -M' me abr M W if ff ' , tg i 1 fi' A ,, 54, gif l 'WWN Q f S Xt. - 3 hc - l .t Vs aff. ,1- 15 1 ' , Creative thinking is hard ork The members ol' the yearbook stall this year were noted for their eeeentrieity. glso for their appetites. Opposite page top, For Christmas the stall' enjoyed a seven and one hall' loot submarine sandwich. Joe. Jim. Denise and Karen proudly hold the work ol' art together alter they finally managed to get it out ofthe car. Bottom, Ann Brown carefully crops the pictures l'or her page, Center, Nancy Norris looks for new ideas lor her marvelous ereation. Julie llunl ponders a caption while Donna Harrison and other check things Gul. Bottom. A patient but not too trusting Senior boy gingerly allows Denise to spray his hair so that he will have no stray hairs showing in his picture. This page, top, Karen. Kim, and l.eslie take time for their favorite pastime-W gossip. Aliee and Charlene work the desk for Senior makeup pietures. Bottom, Jean .Iohnson and Sheri Sorenson share the table for laying all their things out lor their pages. Mrs. Smith listens to Charla dictate her usual strange eaptions, 321 ,Y E E. Qs 'C- ffl K ' -' ,l,., ,.4, ss- , . M ,N F, ll-'rat Es JV ll JI 1 'F l ,jf 4 l.. 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Q - T A I 0 F S een Printing Sublimaii0f1 H Transfers Arr Brush 3744 est eade A Las Vegas, Nevada 89102 OI' ' ! 2801 W WASHINGTON AT RANCHO R L.As VEGAS NEVADA ARCO A if ms JACK GRECO TELEPHONE Pnormzvon C7023 648 9620 GOGD LUCK AND BEST WISHES TO WESTERN HIGH SCHOGL CERTIFIED DISTRIBUTORS P S Sherl Sorenson Twlsted My Arm And Made Me Buy This Ad KITCHEN DESIGNS ' CABINET5 0 APPLIANCES O1 SOUTH COMMERCE LAS VEGAS, NEVADA B BUS. 385-6881 KERRY OSBORNE REB. 732-3711 The Most Complete Food Purveyor In Nevada Pmk s Produce Co The F1rst W1th The Fmest 702f876 1865 JEICII CIZFIC 3275 P ks P a ,hm Zellerg Las Vegas N 89102 BILL KISSAM Assemblyman STATE OF NEVADA Telephone 1340 Seen c Way OfflCC 384 2060 Las Vegas Ne ada 89108 Home 648 7058 TELEPHONE 878 1195 Westgate Drugs 3920 West Ch rlesto Bl d LAS VEGAS NEVADA 89102 C0 Harold Yeager G b Os ald R Ph Ray LeGau1t R Ph Roger Os ald R Ph Greg Londo R Ph Tom Snow R Ph Bob Ryne R Ph Phyll s Lull R Ph Steve Streeper RPh Franklm Vetermary S ppl e ,me sszf.ew,411zf C0 170161 9111313516 D'-'l'lBl'fllCS EDUCBTIOFI 2635 NORTH DECATUR BOULEVARD SS LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89108 A D in I l ce V - H Il V . 2 v . . 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SAHARA COUNTER TOPS LAMINATED PLASTICS BAR TOPS VEGAS LAMINATES 380 W MESQUITE LAS VEGAS NEVADA 702f385 7838 DON DENISON O e l6'c'sf Wzshvs Z0 E716 Cflass Of 79 55,4 60 M76 REALTOR Norman Kage REAL ESTATE C0 4813 PARADISE RD 'l0'l9 S DECATUR 736 3262 870 5136 Slclllall Dllzf' ni HCUSZE HOME DELIVERY 4000 W Sahara 878 1670 252 Convention Center Dr 734 1503 Q-99,1 E VITAMIN DISCOUNT CENTER 732 2573 NEVADA READY MIX BEST WISHES Golbozti Wok RZ5tA1lfA0f Op 12ooAM 1030PM s a y 3 P M 10 30 P M sPEc1A1.1zE IN MANDARIN szEcHuAN 8. cANToN CUISINE 504 DECATUR BLVD LAS VEGAS NEVADA 89107 PHONE l702l 8781596 8781597 BOOKKEEPING SERVICES DATA PROCESSING PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS SERVICES 3 05 W SPRING MOUNTAIN ROAD SUITE 37 l702I 876 0338 AS VEGAS NEVADA 89102 C7021 731 1122 q3.NTlll,y, -4 'gum LYNN P LULL Q Pnms 'SY 18 V ga Ne ada 89109 FLETCHER IONES 444 South Decatur phone 870 9444 We Belleve Baseball Hot Dogs Apple P1e and Chevrolet 6 en: : . .- : . . un a . .- : . . 3 . . . L y ' ' in . 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LAVETA DENNERLY FRANCHISE OWNER H 8. R BLOCK gO Bhy ea W Yo OFFICES THROUGHOUT SOUTHERN NEVADA THERES ONE NEAR YOU 382 5641 or 382 6181 70 Best Wlshes Class Cf 79 VDENNIVSEOEAUETEOWELELCTRIDOL Trans Am and Camaro SPCCIH-ilStS Hlgh Preformance Tunlng Alr Condltlomng Electromc Tune Ups-Carborators Brakes ' 1 .1 D I aff- vi L. , f 883' A 'N Y ... 4. X I , 5 , JT, Ink A I . xgsvz, 5 5 , HT ' ,Q A I xv! I I We so . QB - 5 53 ff' PAT KUBIK L MANAGER LAS VEGAS SAUSAGE C0 M uf 3425 WYNN ROAD LAS VEGAS NEVADA 89103 702f876 4336 :El ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL OF NEVADA 320 WALL STREET LAS VEGAS NEVADA 89102 PHONE C7021 384 4682 mm Z 0 Insulatnon from tag' T, Q 1 Q f , 1 any rs ' America I t t rkof ' 'FN foam fmirigneipleergiifs Foam insulation pumped into your ew or existing home walls fills every nook and cr nny forming an effective barrier aga'nst Heat Cllld and Sound We also specialize in Attic l sulation Spray-On Cellulose Rigid Polyurethane and Styrene. 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COUNSELOR BEST WISHES INDIAN SPRINC S JAMES HOPKINS RICHARD STURTLEFT T HAROLD GOOD 2ND ST GEORGE TEMPLE IOLLIN ROYCE GUBLER MARTIN BUNKER DLX WARD BIDHOV XGHT W Q? Q3 P,9P835a?S QQ. O QQQQ PM Q XC! YA 28TH WAYS MBR I MI NF A5 will WILLIAM CAMP JAMES OGILVIE CARL WOODBURY ARD BISH0 1979 NI Q MOHIM L BRUCE L ABBOTT JAMES KIRK WA RD BI5H0 THE CLASS CRAIC STI-WART K ITII BRYNI R RAYMOND SIMISTI-R WARD ST GEORGE UTAH KARL LARSON CHARLES BRADSHAW CRAIG BILLINGS H WARD BISHO 2587 'C jk! RRIL gkOUS lx' ARNSRN BIS HO P RIC T0 OF I 119 791, I HMM I Jglif Ii ' IS A I K. I E Q 0 I 22rl1D' I 'I I xwji T II, ' I IIII f 1 I I CI. 1 ' 10 Q 71, QRLX . . J i W Af XJXT U 1 Qqsxb . y. YN 1- H . NI 8 ., S2530 WN Q 'AUX Q AN '13 SR 'QI AO Q I . Lp E 47 RI B sb J, S, QXCJ K1 0 ' T - V 0 Facult Index James L. Aiwohi English IIB, Senior Class advisor, Head Girl's Basketball Coach, Ast. Boy's Varsity Basketball Coach Terrence Armstrong Biology and General Science L. Kay Barney Music appreciation Nathan Bassing Advanced Composition, English lll, Debate, Varsity Quiz Coach Douglas Bennion Drawing, Art l, Commercial Art, Fibres, Art Guild advisor Jack W. Brailsliord Marriage and the Family Donald E. Bumgarner General Science. Chemistry, Physics Donald Burger Assistant Principal, Student Activities, School Bank, Math, Science, Creative and Practical Arts, Business and Home Ec. Jane Burrough Advanced Composition, World Literature Josephine Byrd Math Lab, Geometry William Byrnes U.S. Government, Social Studies Dept. Coordin- alor Ast, Soccer coach Victor Calvin Lj.S. History, Weight training Head wrestling coach, Asst. Football Coach Jodie Cannon Clothing, Interior Design Sandy Carley Algebra, Geometry, Math Dept. Coordinator Louis Casey Math Lab, Algebra. Geometry, Mu Alpha Theta advisor Lenisc Christopher English IIA. American Literature. Advanced Composition. National Honor Society advisor Gerald Clark Physiology. Principles of Leadership. Biology. Student Council Advisor Amber Cornelius Banners, Horticulture, Metal Tech.. Plant Propa- gation, Garden Club advisor Dr. Brian Cram Principal Dr, Robert Cremer US. History. Geography Richard Criles English IIA, American Literature ,A -v- i Sm Thomas Daly Biology Robert Dawson Careers Ivy Dixon Drafting, Woods. Architecture. visor Muriel Dodds AV Applied Office Practice, Office Proccdurei counting. Christian Club advisor Raymond Dooley V Psychology, .lunior Class advtwf Dwight Dorman linglish IIA and B Binnie Douglas , d . or . 4 ' 1 's Counselor, Modeling Club a H Senior Class ad- 37 Mike Edwards Assistant Principal Attendance and Discipline, Counselors, Special Programs, Language Arts, Foreign Language, ROTC Victor Entzel Typing, Shorthand, Business Dept. Coordinator, Boy's and Girl's Tennis Coach, National Honor Society advisor William Gallinger Algebra, Trigonometry, Math Lab, Athletic ticket director James Garoufes Psychology Derald Grauberger Head Counselor Sunnie Grigsby Foods Eugene Grimm Counselor, Sophomore Class advisor oe ,, . .,.,.... , .. ,eeo A 1 T t j , ,,,,, t tals Harold Hamler Glee Club, Choir, Ensemble Chorus Kathleen Harney counselor, Songleader advisor James Harris Marching Band, Stage Band, Music Theory Hubert Hawkins U.S. Government Pam Hawkins Basic Communications, Acrobat advisor Pat Hayden Typing, General Business, J.V. Cheerleader advi- sor, ,l.V. Basketball ast coach, Ast. Baseball coach Robert Henningsen Health, Economics Pamela Hicks English Ill, American Literature, Lettergirl's Club advisor James Holliday US. Government. Athletic Director Vicki Holmes Speech and Drama Sue Hughes English IIA, .lournalism I, Advanced Journalism, War Whoop advisor Walter Jacobson Art Metals, Ceramics, Department Coordinator ol Creative and Practical Arts, Art Guild advisor Huey Johnson General Science, Biology .loan Kettelhut English IIB, World Literature Cory Knauss Math Lab, Geometry, Algebra IlfTrig, Junior Class advisor Lynn Knauss English Ill, World Literature Alan LaRocque Cooperative Education, Work Experience, Re- cord Keeping, Coop. Ed. Coordinator, Head bas- ketball coach, Lettermen's Club advisor Scott Lee English IIA and B Ast. Football Coach Lamond LeFevre Beginning and Advanced Auto Shop English IIA, World Literature, Quest A coordin- Lylc Louis ator Lois Mack Family Living, Foods, Homemaking crafts Bonita Madden Spanish, French Robert March Metal Technology Pat Marra CETA .lob Developer Earl Melfarland llealth, llead Varsity Baseball Coach. IV I'ootball coach Nancy Meyer English IIB Col. William Meyer Drill Lab. ROTC Pamela Moats Special Education, Chess Club advisor Nancy Molignoni Physical Education, PE Department Coordinator Henry Moore Counselor Beverly Mudd English ll, Varsity Cheerleader advisor Terry Nagel Woods, Sophomore Class advisor Maxine Newsome Government, Sociology, Soulettes advisor Robert Owezarzak Chemistry, Seienee Dept. Coordinator J. Mervin Owens English llB, English lll AT Club advisor John Perri Algebra llfTrig, Analysis, Computer Math, Sen- ior Class advisor, Bowling coach William Pirtle Art I. Design Crafts, Ceramics Phillip Reaves Helath, Asst. .IV football coach, Asst. Boys' Track Coach Robert Reed Driver's Ed., Driver's Ed Careers Dept. Coordin- , 5 t A ator . ttlli Q nk V M ' ,tti 2 Ronald Ross ,N 1 , W Television Production, Audio-Visual Coordinator v -,,i . 7' s ss Harlow Sawin Math Lab, Geometry, Asst. Football Coach Donna Schaefer Counselor, Girl's Golf Coach J X IM. i X ,Cf Stan Scheiner Careers, Health, Ast. Girl's basketball coach Charles Seiple Special Education Danae Serbu Basic Communications, Flag advisor .lack Shelton PE, Fundamentals of Golf and Tennis, Boy's Golf Coach Elaine Sherman English Ill, Literature of the Supernatural. Pup- pets Cliff Sieler Dean Mattie Sieler Librarian, Library Club advisor Joann Slade Art l, Service Art, Painting, Films, TAC chair- man Elizabeth Sloan U.S. Government, Honors Government, Drime, Civil Liberties, World History, Library Club Ad- visor Barbara Smith English IIB, American Literature Publications, English Dept. Coordinator, Yearbook advisor Dennis Smith English IA, Advanced Composition, Graphic Arts Coordinator, Photography, Publication, Yearbook advisor Horrace Smith PE, Head football coach, Girl's Volleyball Coach, Girl's Softball Coach Karl Spendlove Algebra, Math Lab PE Girls Cross Country Cotch sg 2 ff ' .rf X J wx X it ff 5' 335, P J' E A i i Sylvia Squitieri Z' -I Nancy Stcnger A ' PE, Rythmic Precision, Girl's Track Coach, ,IV Volleyball coach James Story U.S. History, Geography Joan Tansey Dean Erie Traasdahl PE, Weight training, Asst. football coach, Girl's volleyball coach, Girl's softball coach Edea Trapletti Spanish, International Club advisor, Faculty Hearts and Flowers Committee John Vandenreis Cooperative Education, Work Experience James Waldron Beginning and advanced Auto Shop John Watkins Gymnastics, Biology, Zoology Mary .Io Wiebersieck Special Education Dean Weible PE, Boy's Cross Country Coach, Boy's Track Coach Richard Welch U.S. History., US Government Dwight white US History, Ethnic Studies, Asst. Girl's Basket- ball Coach, JV basketball coach Pam Woicicki English as a Second Language Estclia Wollin Assistant Principal, Facilities, Athletics, PE, Health, Driver's Ed, Careers, Performing Arts - w. Mathew Young Dr Ed., Health, Head Soccer coach. ast football 7 R' L' coach Silvio Zinicola Visually Handicapped Shauna Zobel MOD program Statistical information Seven cups of coffee are consumed in any given first period class before a Western High teacher is able to function normally. fEarly birds require eleven.j Four out of ten teachers have a never terminating perscription for the treatment of nervous disorders. Five teachers on campus are Senior citizens. Eighty-nine teachers on campus feel like Senior citizens. Thirty-five have the extraordinary ability to squeak their chalk not less than eleven times during a lecture. Eight coaches have developed fuzzy growths on their upper lips. Fifty-two teachers remember World War II and Adolph Hitler. Twenty-three believe they are engaged in World War II and that they are Adolph Hitler. Seventy-four teachers use the thirty second meditation period to pray to the Egyptian god of survival. Forty-nine teachers speak foreign languages including Yiddish, Swahili, Pig Latin, and several that have yet to be determined. The average time it takes for a teacher to fill out and present a failing notice is 2.6 seconds. The faculty's means of transportation include forty-nine Fords, thirty-three Chevrolets, thirty-one Dodges, twenty-eight Buicks, twelve Toyotas, four jeeps, three Hondas, two Schwinns, and one pair of Keds. The faculty's favorite restaurants include The Library, David's Place, The Vineyard, the Sizzler, McDonalds, Tony's Chinese, Cuban, Kosher Bar and Grill. The total number of years in teaching for the above mentioned staff is 459,376 383 A ACROBATS ART ART GUILD AUTO SHOP B BAND BANNERS BASEBALL BASKETBALL, BOYS BASKETBALL, GIRLS BLACK HISTORY BLOOD DRIVE BOWLING, BOYS BOWLING, GIRLS BUSINESS CLASSES C CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS J.V. CHORUS CHRISTIAN CLUB CHRISTMAS CLASSES: SENIOR JUNIOR SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: SENIOR JUNIOR SOPHOMORE CROSS COUNTRY DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS E EPITAPH 1111131118 EXCHANGE STUDENTS 30 EXECUTIVE BOARD 158 FASHIONS 170 FLAGTWIRLERS 202 FOOTBALL 178 FORENSICS 186 FUTURE sECRETAR1ES 241 GARDEN CLUB 190 GOLF 286 HOMECOMING: BALL 298 B-B-Q 212 FLOATS 210 PARADE 218 ROYALTY 222 HUMAN RELATIONS 238 INTERNATIONAL CLUB 187 .I.V. TEAMS 274 LETTERGIRLS 240 LETTERMEN 292 LIBRARY CLUB 228 MIMES 289 MODELING CLUB 272 NATIONAL HONOR SOC POWDERPUFF GAME PRINCIPAL REGISTRATION ROTC SENATE SENIOR BALL SOCCER SOFTBALL SONGLEADERS SOULETTS TENNIS TRACK V-W VARSITY QUIZ VICE PRINCIPALS VOLLEYBALL WAR WHOOP
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