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

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va 1 Arl Gu i ld New splclsh of colors This yeor's orT guild club hos mode o big splosh oT WesTem. They olwoys moke The school's evenTs more colorful wlTh o llTlle help from Their poinT brushes, ond orl work. Their work con be odmired on The school wolls ond oround The gym, oT Homecoming, ond big gomes ThoT ore imporTonT To The school. All-in-oll, The orT guild helps To give The people oT WesTem The school spiriT ThoT mcikes This such o good school. l.WolTJocobson, Trocy SuTherIond ond Louro Reno ore o biT busy wiTh Their projecTs. 2. Louro Reno is comero shy, especiolly when iT comes To showing off her fonTos- Tic ori work. 3. Mr. Jclcobson ond orl guild sTudenT, Louro Reno, puT Their heods Together To Think up some new subjecTs of orT, A. The sTudenTs in This yeor's orf guild club ore: fronT row: Donno Clork, Louro Reno, Trocy SuTherlc1nd, Top row: Kyle Thrower, WQITJC1cob- son, ond John Curler. 5. Trocy Sulherlond ond Louro Reno ore eTchlng ouT o cloy project 6. Louro Reno, like oll The resT of The orT guild sTudenTs, works hord on her ossignmenTs so ThoT They con be proud To show Them off To The resT of WesTem High School. lPhoTos by AlberT 84 Jomesl ws: . :ss an. 2 220 ArT Guild I' vvx- N ww xv N .ss. nh ...A .

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1 1 2 3 ei m,-Q Ilya ROTC in WE STudenTs Today, generals Tomorrow We are famiIy is whaT The 136 ROTC sTu- denTs say! The family is headed by Bill Meyer, LT. Col., USAF lreTiredJ, and Del Dolan, TSG-T, USAF lreTiredl, who have lead This honorable uniT for 7 years. Among The honors is Honor UniT for Las Vegas, which puTs Them in The Top TOM of The world: over 502, of scholarships ThaT go To WesTem are given To ROTC members. Many of us see The members in Their uniforms and we see Them pracTicing Their drills and we wonder why? Bill Meyers says 'because we sTress making our sTudenTs aware of Their ciTizenship. re- sponsibilITies and one's own duTy in a demo- craTic socieTy.' The program as a whole gives moneTary and leadership advan- Tages in a miliTary service or academy, in college and civilian employment a sense of honesiy, imparTiaIiTy, Towards all people To become a belTer person.' BuT ROTC is also involved in communiTy service. A new prog- ram has been sTarTed which allows an ROTC member To earn a school leTTer Through communiTy services. Bob Holmes and Chris Kiser have been The firsT To achieve This goal. While all of The sTudenTs are ouTsTanding, Billie Jo Edwards, CadeT Commander. Roberl Holmes, and Sheri BruneTT are among The highesT achievers. ROTC is a group of sTudenTs ThaT will be able To face The chal- lenge of life and win. ...................4. 222 ROTC