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

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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

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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.