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

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SCOREBOARD WHS Mdlches win win win win win win win win win win win 77 Wesfem Low score Clark Bonanza Gorman Boulder City Rancho Moapa Valley Eldorado Chaparral L Balsic as egos Valley Zone Eldorado State Reno Redd Eldorado WINS OPP loss loss loss loss loss loss loss loss loss loss loss 23 Girls' Cross Country 125

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IRLS' CROSS COUNTRY C.C. is non-stop With the help of Mrs. Tegano, the girls' cross country team was locally undefeated. They placed second in zone and fourth in state. The star runners were Jenny Nelson, senior and Pam Banta, sophomore. All of the girls on the team were outstanding. The girls ran everyday except Sundays. Most of the girls run all year long and stay in shape forthe upcoming seasons. Each day after school the girls did wam'1-up exercises and then ran for two hours. They ran intervals onthe sports fields and track and onthe streets over a distance of eight to ten miles. Mrs. Tegano rode her bicycle along side the girls as they ran. Mrs. Tegano has been coaching this sport for the last four years. When she came to Westem. there was only a boys' cross country team and a few girls were involved with that. When asked what she liked most about teaching. she replied, l enjoy watching the girls get involved with this sport and improving as the season goes on. l enjoy the meets because that's what the girls work for. 1. As the crowd looks on, Heidi Hulse struts her stuff. 2. Truckin' around the field, Robyn Wynn gets into shape. 3. At the Warrior Invitational, Pam Banta, receives the award for the best female time. 4. Holding the lead, Heidi Hulse and Gina Croxen won't let their Valley opponent through. 5. Support from Mrs. Tegano is important to the moral of the girls at the beginning ofa race. 6. The cross country team consists of Coach Tegano, Heidl Hulse, Jr: Vivian Barrett, Fr, Donna Burkhart, Jr: Robyn Wynn, So: Pam Banta, So: Teresa Barrett, Sr: Gina Croxen, Jr: Jenny Nelson, Sr: Erin Payne, So. Not pictured: Jannel Hardy. So. 7. After a long run. Heidi Hulse enjoys a rest. 8. To reach the finish, Pam Banta struggles. lPhotos by J. Storyj 124 Girls' Cross Country . as V' iii L. ' ,.. J ,iff RSE., is 5 -V x . if f . 1 a .s -g 1 , -. 5' .seem-1:f:r Q Q T is . ssl lm.4 ,ssL4:4i39?fi' ' - gs'f?4'QlfF fkwsPf tilQ.j, ff'+-N . af ,, of '- .v . 'f.1QfT.Q' jfjiipfi - T .sf Q.. , . wtggggg -. ,Ms-' . Q .- . V ' ,1- . :g,v,9 l' ' ' . 5. .E W w -T -1 f-.bi :T ' . ,..... .. Q-v. --T . W... , , ,.. . 2 S A

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GIRLS' VARSITY ASKETBALL T l i 1 ShooT for The sTars Under the direction of lvlr. Hall, head coach, and Mr. Ross, assistant coach, Westem had what is said to be a urun and gun girl's basketball team. Although height was one of the problems facing The team, They managed To pull iT off and go to The zone toumament. Simone Perkins, captain of The team, led Them to a season of 6 wins. 1. The game begins at Basic and Western tip off. 2. Up, up, and away jumps hlgh flying Simone Perkins. 3. Elise Carter plans to make a basket despite the efforts ofa persistent Bonanza Bengal. A. Basketball can be a very confusing sport at times. 5. Coach Hall calls a huddle to discuss their next strategic move. 6. Standing: Simone Perkins, Paula Dumire, Elise Carter, Texanna Dennis Wlanagerl, Sonja Holland, Glenda Smith, Daili- cla Daniels, Rosie Mathews. kneeling: Veronica Fleming, Lisa Durran, Kelly Thomson, Maureen Colvin, Tracey Dunn. lPhotos by Albert 8a Jamesl 126 Girls' Basketball