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Page 188 text:
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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..
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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.
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