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

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- - QTY 5? and W 1' Qi..-. ' '5'7?... .. A lil' fl, F, 4 , 1'--r. Q Y 'Tr - plz., 5 -wills Tri .-MJ T .gli T. .1 23551: 3 SouleTies BeTTer Than everl The Soulefles have been a parl of WHS for Ten years, buf This year They're beTTer Than ever! WiTh new uniforms and more pariici- panTs, They have managed To insTill a new spiriT inTo WesTem. This year, as in The pasT, They have parTicipaTed in parades and as- semblies wiTh a sense of school pride ThaT is hard To beaT. They've polished Their dancing skills wiTh before and aflerschool rehearsals, and Then performed Their complex rouTines for us aT assemblies. The SouleTTes are defi- niTely a parl of The WE in WesTem. T. A dazzling duo, Jackie Clay and Rhonda Fleming pair off To show us Their dancing skills. 2. The SouleTTes were responsible for generaTing much excilemenf af our pre-game assemblies. 3. The SouleTTes practiced long hard hours To perfecf Thier dancing skills. 4. Adding a sense of spiriT To our assembly, Jackie concenTraTes on This difficulT rouTine. 5. The 1981-82 SouleTTes are: sfanding, Marion Wrofen, Judifh Jackson, LaTosha Dean, Nifa Parker, and Jackie Clay. SiTTing, Felicia Johnson, YveTTe Nelson, Michelle Smifh, Elise Carler, and Rhonda Fleming. 6. The SouleTTes were a main aT- TracTion aT many of our assemblies. 7. Busy wiTh acTivi- Ties during Homecoming week, Judifh Jackson and Jackie Take Time ouf To pose wiTh Coach Hall and Mr. Warrick. 8. IT Takes precision and sTyle To be a SouIeTTe, as demonsfraied here. lPhoTos by: Alberl 84 James - l,A,5,8: S. Deskin - 7: J. Story - 2.3.61 4

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