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arriors Busy With Science, Horse Beauty, Speech Contest, Prom . Harley Hardison, Westside's teacher, is to be one of the speakers at the Senior Acadt Science held at ll.'ebraska'e r !or Continuing Education, and tomorrow. rll 7, Westside's Science Club part in the Junior Academy ience held at Omaha Unlver-
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VHS Ranks High n Math Contest ash! Westside comes out on again! llan Horwich, Marilyn Mantel, Terry Kvam, Westside math ents, have been selected as the team in the Nebraska Math test. ver 80 students entered !rom tslde. Allan was third In the ~. Marilyn ho.s ranked In the 20 tor three years, and Terry also In the to-p 20 this year. ~Js Is the tuth year Westside entered, placing 12th In 1958, fn 1959, Srd In 1960, 5th In 1, and 1st in 1962. Anna McConnell, math ~er. attributed this success to J1 student talent and Westside's Math Department. he remaTked, "There has been change fn t.he math program ~nUy. Our Live-year program ~s students more math than e btgh schools, but is similar the program at many other fb schools In this area. These ~dents have done work in math ~Ide class assignments, pursuproblems of interest to them, clly on their own volition."
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get o!f your high-horse and come to t)le Westside Red Cross Horse Show, May 13 at Hillside Stables. Anyone Interested In helping may contact Nancy Simmons or Cathi Eaton or come to the horse show meetings. Miss Omaha Js WHS grad. Sandy Hancock, '61 graduate of Westside, was crowned Miss Omaha April 8. Second runner-up was Westside senlor Janis Kaufman. Congratulations! "FrulWon Js truly a natural career for a woman," remarked Mrs. Gloria Ge!tand, stylist and vice-president of Hou.se at Suburbia. Mrs. Gelfand added that, "Gimmicks will not easily entice today's American buyer. Most women know what they want to buy and are not Influenced by radical changes In fashion trends." At the speech festival at Central
10 Westsiders received these ratIngs: Suoerior-Jeff Parish and Greg Eden. Exeellent--Com Lucas, John Milne, Eldon Franz, Bob Corson, Jon Loitos, John Wupper, Nick Kostos, Kenny Ploss, Judy Smith, and Janice McConkle.
At the state contest at Lincoln Westside tlad tor fourth place from 37 entries. They also received the second highest total speech poin~s in the tournament.
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Buy a mascot! Don't forget to bave your car washed Saturday! Perhaps you've heard these phrases in the past two weeks from the juniors as they raise money for this year's Junior-Senior Prom. At last ret)ort, treasurer Roxi Freeman stated, "We have over $1,000."
Drama Class To See OU's 'Li'l Abner Approximately 33 drama students will attend the Spring Fine Arts Festival at Omaha University tomorrow. Lectures and presentations will precede a luncheon given to all participants and eponsors In the Festival. Afternoon sessions will continue after the luncheon. Also scheduled tor the afternoon will be OO's production of "Li'l Abner." Interest groups wlll Include talks on Modern Acting Tech· nlques, Theatre Production, Publie Speaking and Debate, Modern Dance, and Art.
Library Week Contest
Winners Announced Seventh and eighth grade winners of the "Read and Watch Your World Grow" contest for National Library Week, April 814, have been chosen. They are as tallows: Diana Ervin, Hale Aust, Jim Bruns, Nancy Lake, Terry Eriksen, Glnl Roe, Joanne Saechl, Leslie Moore, and Tom Ross.
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Student Council has rescheduled the annual "Swing Into Spring Dance•· for May 5. . . . two more sock-hops are planned before the dance. . . . See you at the Talent Show April 16!
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