Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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,W s.J WHA T'S NE W? STUDENT COUNCIL members met every morning this year as a regular class in the cafeteria. Their office is in the new admin- istration building. BOB WRIGHT, one of the many students who drive to school, leads his harem across the new student parking lot to his car. STUDENTS BENEFITTED from the bells and public address system installed early this INCOMING FRESHMEN are proud of their school year, Occasionally, under the supervision and its new equipment. Brian Miles, one of the of Principal E. R. Brimhall, students are more industrious frosh, keeps the new varsity allowed to use the system to make important football uniforms free of dust in his spare time. announcements. 4

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1 fi . - I A ,ef will Mtfkl dug M 5? Wnf ' Ly fir' R Vt!! Q, f C.1f 2i vwqqg i5'3QzM,lT ticwby lfufflll l2g?'g10 !l rw Qliuglpat W ' 51137 uw I TRODUCTIO Westwood is growing! From the time that students first entered our classrooms, many im- portant changes and additions have taken place. At the beginning of last year the campus consisted of five buildings. The library, admin- istration offices, lockers and bookstore were lo- cated in the main classroom building. Now we have eight separate buildings plus outside lockers The student body has also expanded. We be- gan this year with a new freshman class and the sophomores of last year became the first Junior Class. It takes countless ingredients to build a high school. The most important one is time. Our infant has plenty of time and is well on its way to becoming a full grown high school. 3

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.15 5 s..r..,...t,Qr,..s-an W NEW AREA called humapah. . .Friday afternoon at 3:15. 5 --rf .4-f'P'- STUDENTS CONFER with Mr. Twitchell on troublesome Algebra II problems, one of the courses offered at Westwood for the first time N this year. J' - 'P Q 4 H HUNGRY WARRIORS patronize their new boolstore and refreshment stand for ham- burgers, hot dogs, drinks or candy bars. 5