Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Upon the conclusion of another year, Action-packed and overflowing, With unforgettable experiences And close-bonded friendships, Uncertainty lingers in the air. Good things never end, But are carried with us As tearfully we break away To begin new journeys Following our individual dreams. Remember, the sky is the limit, for Together we can do it! Introduction-I5

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MM, I Yearbook Dedication Goes To Three The members of the Chieftain are proud to dedicate this year 's volume of the Chieftain to three fine individuals who ha ve given years of service to our school. The first person to receive this honor is Mr, Jeff Harris. .leff Harris, Director of Choral Activities and Chairman of the Performing Arts Department, is in his sixth year of teaching in the public schools. He received his Bachelor of Music H9772 and Master of Music H9782 Degrees from Arizona State University, He is active as an adjudicator for state music contests and area festivals. Mr. Harris is also the Musical Director of Music at Scottsdale United Methodist Church, The second faculty member to receive the honor is Mr. Robert Larson. Robert Larson has taught in Mesa Schools for sixteen years and joined the Westwood faculty as A V Director in l97l. He can be found all over Westwood 's campus trouble shooting equipment, His electronic fingers keep the projectors and the video casette recorders humming. Mr. Larson is an active member of the LDS Church and for the past seven years has portrayed Jesus Christ in the annual Easter Pagent. He is very much involved with young people and enjoys a super relationship with Westwood 's students and staff When Mrs. Nola Beth Tininenko isn 't on the tennis courts, playing bridge, or riding A TC 's with her family, she can usually be found down hall 2 helping students develop stronger English skills, A native of Montana, Mrs. Tininenko graduated from Eastern Montana College of Education in l965. She then went to earn her Masters Degree in education from Arizona State University. She began teaching at Mesa Jr. High School in l964 and has been teaching in the Mesa Public Schools District for I7 years. Arriving at Westwood in I9 78, Mrs, Tininenko quickly established her reputation as an in valuable member of the English Department and the entire Westwood faculty.