Westminster High School - Warrior Yearbook (Westminster, CO)

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Letterman? C lub L- ..i. Q 6675 'Y' Jack Whitmer Jack Chalmers Steve Snyder President Vice-president Secretary-Treasurer 77 f 7 ea' ez A-fc.azf,C490F L Ld 7 ' 427 ck V! , fblgif X 42 Su ' The Letterman's Club under the direction of Mr. Kaheler and Mr. Nuttal, is one of the largest, most active clubs at Westminster. Among their activities, the Lettermen sell programs at the games, and support the teams by cheering with the white shirt section. The Lettermen undertook a special pro- ject this year by helping to purchase the blue blazers for the Westy Coaches. Members of Letterman's Club are required to earnaletter in one of the eight sports at Westminster. Starting this year a boy who has participated in a sport may earn the year numerals for his jacket, then proceed to earn his letter. 147

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A CTIVITIE Student activities are the evegzday experiences fy' a bg: or a girl- the anticzjnation QF Color Day- preparing jr a class play. Activities create student lfyzaltjz by joining us all together through the bonds fffiendshuo. Bonds that last a lwtime. Through the activities if a school we enrich not onbf our own lives, but the lives fy' our classmates ana' the lfe fyf our school. L