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

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WesTern Warriors Come Home WiTh Pride Friday, OcTober16Th was very memorable for The many people who crammed inTo The gym here aT WesTem. Many felT ThaT The Home- coming assembly was The besT assembly since 1978. The alumni were awed by The amounT of spiriT displayed by all. Even many faculTy members commenTed abouT The sTudenT enThusiasm. Every- one parTicipaTed in The cheers, sang along wiTh The songs, and had a really good Time. The senior class seemed especially rowdy wiTh The joy of seeing old friends and The Thrill of winning The many com- peTiTions. AlThough The sophomore and junior classes were suffering from defeaT, They exhibiTed more spiriT Than many of The alumni had ever wiTnessed. Many alumni said They could noT have been prouder To come home. 1. Preparing To presenT The flag aT The Homecoming assembly is The Jr. ROTC color guard. 2. Coach SmiTh delivers his Tradifional WE speech aT The Homecoming as- sembly. 3. Displaying TheirspiriT, many seniors wearTheir headbands. 4. Homecoming forThe alumni is reuniTing wiTh old friends. 5. The beaufiful Homecoming backdrop was designed and painTed by Leah Hall and ChrisTine Ferguson. 6. EscorTing Coach ShelTon, 1981-82 Homecoming Grand Marshal, is Laura Walsh. 7. Sally Rhoades al- ways performs wiTh a smile. 8. 1980-81 Homecoming Queen, Krisanne Malloy, and her escorT, BrenT Gamer, refum for The Homecoming assembly. 9. Showing Their enfhu- siasm and spiriT are seniors Maria Juergens and Laura Coon. 10. Joining TogeTher To increase school spiriT are The sophomores and junior classes. 11. Being nominafed for Homecoming queen is Truly an honor for Barbara Keemp and Sfacy James. 12. Tom Geick Tells Marie Brown noT To be nervous while Mary Kay Brandf smiles aT The audi- ence. lPhoTos by: Alberl 8: James - 2,3,4,5,6,8,9,10g S. Deskin -11 J. Woodward - 7,11,12J 3 102 Homecoming

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Building FloaTs Requires Time, Hard Work,dnd UniT WhaT do flaTbeds, chicken wire, plywood, and napkins make you Think of? When oil These fac- Tors are involved, a person Thinks of building floaTs. Once a year people gaTher in greaT abundance To hammer wood and sTaple nap- kins. Why do we build such Things? lT is The exciTemenT of Trying To have The besT floaT, and Trying To achieve The besT floaT ever builT. This year's floaTs were builT behind The auTo shop. The classes had four days during The week To build Their floaTs, and while building The floaTs, The auTo shop area was a real mess. Even Though iT was a mess, iT was well worlh The Time and efforT everyone puT in To make iT a greaT year. 1. While Kerry Gallageher sTuffs napkins, Laura Walsh looks aT The compeTiTion. 2. Building a good floaT is serious business To Melissa Jackson. 3. Lisa ATherly and Danny Boland work To- geTher To finish The sophomore floaT. 4. The design of The senior floaT had Paul RusTon and Bryan Malone consTanTIy working. 5. lT's Friday moming and The junior fIoaT is almosT finished. 6. UniTy is shown by The sophomores as They build Their floaT. 7. As everyone rushes To finish Their floaT. Things gel really hecTic. 8. Things were sTirred up Friday as Dana Rose received a singing Telegram. 9. STephanie SmiTh, Marcy Cooper, and Anna Carlile look wiTh exciTemenT as They build a greaT floaT. lPhoTos by: T. Nooner - 5,o,7: J. STory - l,2,3,4,9: P. WhlTeman - 81 uu..,,,,u.,g ,w- ' M L l i i. . ., 1 . I . L Q' 2 104 Homecoming