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

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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

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