Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Curtain Time Was Excitin 5 Crowd Wowed By Talent Fall activities were off to a great start with the l984-85 Curtain Time. The assembly was a rousing success as it exposed the many talents of some students here at Westwood. The modern sounds of Mirror Image showed their skill in interpreting rock and roll today. A solo by .lill Blankenburg reminded many of earlier love ballads. Dancing was present in two forms. We watched Dance Production perform spectacular leaps and bounds to the music of Scandalf and two groups of breakers brought the intricate moves from the streets to the stage. The four trumpeteers blasted their way into the hearts of the audience, while The Honor Choir wrapped things up with a choreographed tune by Neil Sedaka. Tying each act together with Jamaican comedy relief, were the M. C.s who enhanced every aspect of the Curtain Time Assem- bly. Top right: Future rock star Stacy Lacombe sho ws how casual you ha ve to be on the way to the top Above The Honor Choir sang and danced along to the tune of That's when the music takes me Opposite page top: The dance productions leaped along with Scandal singing lam the Warrior Lower left Trumpeteers Sam Biggs and Karl Huish blast out their rendition of The Lone Ranger. Lower Right The two colorful characters added humor between each act 32 Curtain Time

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Nicholas, Ste wart Take Homecomin Honors Excitement was in the air. The stands were crowded and an air of expectation stirred among the fans. It was Homecoming, l984 and everyone was ready for it. The game was an important one. Marcos was the rival and was a team that had to be defeated if the Warriors were to advance into playoff competition. The crowd was a mixture of returning grads, hopeful fans and anx- ious students. The time was 7:25. Suddenly the field filled with hundreds of students who formed a human corridor. Each held a colorful balloon. As the team raced down the lines of students, the band broke into the traditional, Go Westwood Go and hundreds of balloons fled to the sky and filled the air. The game itself took on a magical quality. Quarterback Chad White broke every passing record ever made at this school while Pat Schabel caught more passes than ever before. As the score mounted in favor of the Warriors the fans went wild. Luckily the halftime entertainment came. As the band fomed at the end of the field a second group also came out - they were the grads of past years. Soon, to the fans delight, the floats majestically came aroung the track. The climax of the evening came as the Homecoming candidates were introduced. Of the ten nominated two were most proud - Kent Nicholas, Homecom- ing K ing and Leanna Stewart, Homecoming Queen. Above are i984-85 Homecoming candidates from left to right: Tracy Johnson, Stacy LaCombe, Melanie Arnett, McCa y McGrath, Lisa Wilson, James Daniels. Monet Valdez, Marc Beasley Above right two cute little children heh: out in the homecoming program. Homecoming Royalit y-3l

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