Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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.. , Library Offers Westwood i221ffiff?i?n Students Lea rnin Facilities Fl The school library has been one of w.,' 'ws L . -. L 5 Sue Eskey sifv ,ff lx . f Dorothy Luciani 5 S' f 2 f 3 T Q 7 , S a f J 5 - . . hw an 5. the most useful and busiest places on campus. Over fifteen thousand books were offered to students. Movies, slides and records were also on hand for Westwood students. The librarians have spent many hours selecting materials and books for the library. They had to keep up with the latest developments in every field in order to choose the best mate- rials. They also tried to maintain a good atmosphere of orderliness in which the students could concentrate as they studied. . f, -. 1 lieu. .1 Rearranging the books on the shelves in their proper order is just one of the many different jobs required by head librarian, Mrs. Betty Jackson. Page 26 - Library 12. . W A News A 1 K i 5 1 2 J f . ,M-N' .Q Explaining the use of the card catalog to Mar- lene Shelly, is librarian Mrs. Sue Eskey. f- o-f..,,.,w 'W Custodians: Wilford Whatcott, Ed Peterson, Charles Howell, Roy Coombs, Raymond Nielson, Dan Sherwood, Gene Rowley, Al Geldarski,

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gt E s s Q l . i AT LEFT: Students taking audio visual work very hard. AT RIGHT: Records are kept straight by the sec reta ries. LOWER LEFT: The helps Susan Dahl. 4 ft: A, ll nurse, lVlrs. Anna Cramer 6.95 1 2 E t 7 A we Ei -1 Milli A 33,528 N ' 4 . if I. Junior Stu Hogue purchases his school supplies from the manager of the Trading Post, lVlr. Andre lVlessali. ...... f ,. M ' - Anna Cramer , is ' N L tv: urse Vi h A George Eccles Y, 2' A Photographer I , , , H ,N ,f Don LaVentu re ,. V ' A A. f Audio Visual L ,LVV L, fix i U v , if , ,. M t, - - an -' . ' J .. gasoil, ,V A ,-k, i. -, Verna lVlcCrea Audio Visual Secretary Special Education Olive Brown BillCrook Secretaries Delia Jaimes Ruth Perkins Edith Wolta Special Services Page 25 Q. -'ex fl 5 1' fl' el 9.55 ,y all l

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,M 'S Charles White Ted Rhodes. Delbert Hale, Custodian lVlr. Charles White tends to one of the jobs required by these hardworking men. Workin Personnel Provide Services Keeping our Warriors strong and healthy was the job of the twenty-six women working in the cafeteria. They offered four choices of delicious lunches for 513.40 daily or 51.75 weekly. Profits made were used for equipment or improvement of the lunches. For the first time they ran the a la carte stand where students could get snacks. Keeping Westwood clean and in good running con- dition was the duty of the maintainance men. The upkeep of the lawns and shrubs was as necessary as keeping the grounds clean. Inside the buildings hun- dreds of small tasks had to be completed to keep the classrooms in firstclass running condition. The students of Westwood are indebted to these dedicated people for helping to make Westwood a school to be proud of! i Cafeteria Workers, ROW 1: Sharon Tucker, Lilly Anderson, Odell Keller, lda Schweitzer, Shirley Whitely, Esther Anderson. ROW 2: Jeanette Schieber, Evelyn Hunsaker, Kay Hainbine, Ardith Parson, Marian Thais, Luci Finch, Verna Robertson, Oliva Coury, Vera Mayfield. ROW 3: Dorothy Chapman, Lorene Snyder, Zovah Everette, Louise Hasen, Thelma Vensal, Helen Youngkin, Mildred Schulz, Helen Thompson, Nina Andrews. Cafeteria And Custodians - Page 27