Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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School Opening Great Westwood started off a new year by having their opening assembly with its traditional teasing of the Sophomores. Many students portrayed Sophomores in their typical lost way. The assembly was directed by the new l982-83 Student Body President Russell Riggs. Many out-going Sophomores decided to run for office. The ones that were elected. are Andy Stewart, President, Monte Ward, Vice President, and Carol Farnsworth as Secretary, each of them promising to lead the Class of '85 to a success- ful year. The student Body was aroused by the new Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders. They led the assembly with many chants and cheers. The Warrior Band rocked the place with many new songs. Dancing to their songs were Westwood's own Warriorettes. l bu-... ABOVE: One of Westwood's own talented Warriorettes performs during the opening week assembly. LEFT: Senior Rick Kiburtz seems to be overjoyed about being back at school. TOP: For Juniors Corrine Nielson and Diana Fowler, getting back to school means being able to read the funnies in the school library. Opening Weeks Il

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Cheerleaders, Warriorettes, Boost School Spirit More than fifty times a year, a group of boys and girls come running on to the stage, football field, or basket- ball court to raise school spirit for the upcoming games. They are the Warriorettes and cheers. This summer the Warriorettes and Varsity cheer- leaders attended a summer camp at NAU. While there, they received awards such as the spirit stick, most superior trophy, and the school with the most people participating. Mrs. Sandy Cooper has been in charge of the pom line here at Westwood for the past four years, and this year she has taken on a new task of working with the cheer- leaders. We appreciate her hard work and dedication. Without the help of the pom and cheer squads, this year's activities would not have been as successful as they were. Above: Pictured is the Junior Varsity Cheerlead- ing squad demonstrating their skill of formation. Top row. Monica Bognar. Second Row: Monet Valdez. Third Row. Kim Gunnell, Stephanie Owens, Wendy Golie, Melanie Arnett, and Lestie Lavender. Bottom Row: April Casto. Top right: Jumping for joy, Senior Julie Clark raises spirit. Bottom right: Sitting pretty is the talented Westwood pom line, the Warriorettes. Top row. Shelly McCracken, Melinda Castillo, Tammy Boltjes, Marni Weinberg, Sharon Green, Michele Loftus, Diana Fowler, Dana Reeves, Katheryn Clement, Julie Russell, Loreli Alexander. Bottom row. Kim Newsome, Kim Kotcher, Sharon Rogers, Lori Carpenter, Sandi Allison, Shannon Schu- maker. 22 Cheer E Pon l , f 'wx 'ly Li X lil f gli! J 1, ,--- ,ax , ,, A ...N H -N... X .