Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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325323 FV riziffel M . Andre Messali, a native of Pari France, replaced Mr. Orley haw as bookstore man- ager th year. Another new- er the bookstore staff is Era I rengle. E school day. School Nurse Anna Cramer has been in the nursing profession for thirty years and she enjoys her work im- mensely. About 60 patients come to her office each school day. Mrs. Cramer also sponsors the Future Nurses of America and hopes more students will con- sider nursing as a career. SCHOOL NURSE Anna Cramer fills out a medical reportxfor one of her patients. 14 SPECIAL S RVICES SALU TED LUNCH TIME proves to be a work hour for the bookstore student helpers. Students can purchase sandwiches, cold drinks, ice cream and candy to provide them with enough energy to complete their Shirley Olson Plant Engineer Mr. Olson has the complete charge of all electrical and heating facilities for Westwood. It is his task to maintain proper classroom temperatures so stu- dents can learn more effective- ly. l

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COU SELORS PROVIDE GUIDA CE 54' Cynthia M. Elson Larry F. Dixon James E. Scoresby Counselor Head Counselor Counselor The purpose of an organized guidance program is to assist the individual to an understanding of himself and his environment so that he will select suitable courses of action contributing to his personal, educational, and vocational development and adjustment. Counselors collect, organize, and interpret information about students and their opportunities. This includes registration information to assist with schedule planning, college requirements and available scholarships, part time employment, and vocational information. Counselors also give assistance to teachers, administrators, other school personnel, and parents in matters concerning irregular attendance, subject failures, and social and emotional problems. ! 1 Harold M. Benhardt Merrills R. Smith James P. Ziolkowski Counselor Indian Counselor Binet Program 13

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HA TSOFF TO CHOOL HELPERS CUSTODIANS: Day Crew, Ray Coombs, Charles Howell, Al Geldarski, Charles White, Fred Lee. Our school cafeteria staff has the difficult task of sewing over 1, 000 lunches each day of the week, and these ladies should be commended for their effort to feed our starving warriors with delicious we11-bal- anced meals. Lunches cost 35d:, but students may save by purchasing weekly meal tickets for 51.50. Hats off to our helpers! Our cus- todians are seldom commended for their dedicated job of keeping our campus spic and span. Student litter bugs seem to ignore the fact that these patient and tolerant men have to clean up after them. The year- book staff salutes our custodial crew for their important contribution to Westwood. CUSTODIANS: Night Crew, Dan I-laws, W. L. Katlin, Gale Cluff, Delbert Hale, Raymond Nielson. I 9 , i I Q1 ,. S, N S no '- N , .- ',, 'M X . , H M! Aki, ki - nz.: . f. CAFETERIA WORKERS, FRONT ROW: Odell Keller, manager, Cara O'Harrow, Babbette Land, Georgia Mel cher, Leara McCormick, Vema Robertson, Erma Pewitt, Ida Schwitzer, Gladys Wilson. BACK ROW: Margie Brown, Edith Glover, Lona McKee, Nan I-Ielring, Elizabeth Stinson, Emma Wright, Shady Wise, Nettie Pea- cock, Shirley Whitley, Marian Thorsen, Dorothy Ray, 'llhelma Farnsworth, Louise Coombs. 15