Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Mesa-Westwood Week Activates Rivalry Mesa-Westwood Week 1973 was no ordinary week, for the spirit of Westwood Warriors was evident for five full days. Monday, the 24th of September started the events off with Lick 'em Up day. Students were given suckers to lick up some enthusiasm. Tuesday was Stomp 'em day, with many students wearing their combat boots. Wednesday was Chew 'em Up day and War- riors were treated to bubble gum. Thursday was known as Mash 'em Up day, and M8tM's were mashed in honor of Mesa. Friday, the 28th of September was the day everyone had waited for. A funeral was held for the poor Mesa lackrabbit at lunch time. The week was topped off by a 54-21 victory over our cross-town rivals. 26-MESA WESTWOOD WEEK I . r Thrills, dancing, sadness, and a big win were all part of Mesa-Westwood r-' Week. Left: Clergyman Bill Heob preaches to the crowd on the 'Mesa Mas- sacre! Above Left: We won! Westwood over Mesa 54-21. Top Left: Great job son, keep it in up! congradulates Coach lolly to Tribe quar- terbeck Hector Hernan- dez. Top Right: Perform- M . in durin halftime these .if g 3 f three girls 'cha-cha-cha' to their kind of music. -' Top Far Left: We're gonna wring their ' necks! shouts Danny Staebell. Right: With the support of this spirited crowd, the Westwood Warriors DID win!

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