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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34-l984 Orwell 's Play A Success! The l984 Fall Play was an astronomical success. The play was based upon the world- wide best seller, l984, by George Orwell, which portrayed the world as a place where everything volun- tary was illegal. The world was constantly watched over by the ominous 'Big Brother who controlled every move. The cast rehearsed for over a month under the direction of Mr. Jones, head of the drama department. The supreme effort paid off with a spectacular good show that was enjoyed by all. The superb acting, lighting and scenery came together in a show that was thoroughly thought provoking. TOP LEFF Cassandra Lee goes through a costume transformation to play the role of the 'prole landlady. BOTTOM LEFT: Goldstein. portrayed by Arthur McNair, dares to defy Big Brother. BOTTOM RIGHT: .Iulia and Winston, played by Whitney Richards and Christopher Haddad, find privacy away from Big Brother's knowing eyes. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP. Guards, Charles Lancaster and Bill Flake, carry Chris Haddad off to the dreaded room lOl. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT. Julia and Winston drink to the overthrow of Big Brother. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Big Brother watches Syme. played by Stephen Clement, as he awaits his punishment for treason.