Western High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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.I I I I I I MAR 13. 2, Y. ' 10 Changes

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xx .Qtr 9:4 - t 'i- El .,-,A 999' Page 8 We've got the score, yes we do .. . Bill Thomas wets his whistle while Coach Linsey explains the plan. Well, l think Ms. Chrest and Ms. Webb take a break. . Heavy rains caused many teachers to start bailing their rooms out. Right, Mr. McDermott? . A Land of Make Believe. Page 9 . Mr. Horton moves in for the day. . After the rains, came the roofers. . A bird's eye view. Q vt! .J Changes 9

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Things outside our corner of the world are changing. lt's im- possible to miss the change in the weather. CaIifornia's long standing drought ended, and several teachers wondered if they were going to be conducting classes from life rafts. Many students also considered renting waders to go out to the park- ing lot, or simply to get around campus. The School Board's decision to go back to basics will also affect Westhi students. The Classes of '79 and '80 may find themselves in such classes as Economics, and working for more credits to graduate than previous classes. Reading, writing and 'rithmatic, here we come! As we change and want bigger and better things, money be- comes a definate need. Pioneers can be found everywhere so do the rewards. Cars, trucks and mopeds are favorite, if not expensive, investments. So are the stereos, rims, and tires that go withthem. After all, if ya' gotta' get to school, ya' might X from Burger King to Judy's to Sears. As the job better as well do it with style! . NG 1. Ms. Campbell and Ms. Payne enjoy a chat on the way in. 2. Shhh! Future muscle man at work. 3. Ms. Mangan's personalized license plate, on her 2802. 4. Westhi students enjoying the sun at lunch. 5. Simple things mean alot to me Page 11 I l l 1. Kathy Rafter and Patsy Stout share a laugh during Spirit Week activities. 2. Patty Timcho takes a minute to write it all up. A.S.B. on the move. 3. Upward 4. Onward 5. Backward? ,x -9 ' Q.