Western High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Pridebuilders Important in Football Wins Keeping up with the football team that fought its way to the CIF finals was a full-time job for the Pioneer 'pridebuilders' - the mascots, cheerleaders, songleaders and members of the Pep Club, who worked to keep the school spirit at its height. One symbol of this pride, the Bell, was displayed at all the games. By defeating the Colonists, the Pioneers retained the Bell for anotheryear. Because the Bell symbolized that 'go-ahead' pride, it was placed, most appropriately, on wheels. 6 'Going Places'

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Band and Drill Team Carried Spirit in New York City Parade and Visitation to Washington, DC For Westerns Pioneer Band and Silhouette Drill Team, 3,000 miles isn't too far to go and 569,000 isn't too much to raise to appear in a E parade. At least, if it is the Nlacy's I Thanksgiving Day Parade. gxcfs D- 1 W E S T E R l N This Year the Band and Drill Team flew to New York to appear in the B lVlacy's Parade and to do a little sight Q seeing around town, then spent the 6 next three days touring Washington g D.C. Q Besides the lVlacy's Parade, the Band E and Drill Team performed in local M parades, halftime shows, and the Band and Drill Team spectacular at Anaheim Staduim. X W. fm gl Z , r,f 'WMM ctlnl no 'I 71 3 T , V,,QA- a t :1'f - , 1,0 T q if w. TT li K f D Q' I . 1' 'I K 1 I ,.. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, C C E, si g? ::- ,,:l ,lf1',','f, ze ,i,' Ugg it -rw W 8 Going Places