Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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A .p-' S.- AEN Ss W f W 7' 4 1 OPPOSITE PA GE TOP: Spirited Warrior phantoms redesign the doors of the '34 building for homecoming. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: A giggling senior spends a romantic lunch on campus with her sweetie. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Todd Bennett attempts to impress faculty and friends with his acrobatic talents. CPIease do not try this stunt in your own home. 2 TOP LEFT: Senior goofball Micko Olmstead tries to casually stalk sweet Nellie. TOP RIGHT: The marching band, full of vigor and enthusiasm, try to find their O-tips hats. ABOVE: Claustrophobic sophomores can stretch outside the cafeteria. LEFT? During the Tai Chewee day. David Hippon, ignoring his ROTC pals, is decapitated by the oncoming jet. Fall Acttvltn. s 25

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' Take Five Fall brought the excitement of school spirit and the thrill of not having to eat lunch at home everyday. Many adjusted to both these excitations by eating in the spanking new Chieftain Chow Palace. The construction was completed in I984. but the finishing touches were barely finished when the school year started. The colorful, graphic wall mural was designed to display Westwood's tradition of excellence in every field. Students feasting in the cafeteria also enjoyed a bit of culture in Westwood's art museum. Still others preferred dining at such places as MacDonald's, .lack in the Box and Burger King. Re- gardless, all students enjoyed the precious fourty-two minute lunch break. Everyone looked forward to the weekend breaks in the fall of l985. Many participated in school functions. Spirit reached an all-time high as students wore blue and orange. bought spirit buttons, and released balloons at the football games. Atten- dance at school dances soared to record-breaking level Stu- dents enjoyed every break from their rigorous studies. Num. nv .u .mtaw SNS-,NK N. Ks at X l ff, u

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ABO VE: The Varsity Cheerleaders build a daring pyramid to bring enthusiasm to the stands. ABOVE RIGHT? The Warrior- ettes strike a finishing pose during their half-time performance. OPPOSITE PAGE MIDDLE: Auburn King and Laura Siqueiros dance with enthusiasm for the Warriors. LEFF Let's go Warriorsl cheers Lori Weinberg. BOTTOM: .LV, cheer: Above: Stephanie Holsten, Andrea DiGesualdo, Renee Paulk, Julie Gunnell, Bottom: Nikki Wheeler, Minyon Franklin, Audrey Creed, Tiffany Estrada. 26 Cheer S Poms Pom 8 Cheer Brin Enthusiasm K .' .11 ' i . L, , , '1'va,. ,, .1 1 f N ', ' A 1 ,, tfaaf. Jw , V ,,,, :A 115 K ' - W . ,.,, 1 rl' vga -all K ' ,L ' 1 in M nv V, , !E,,,Jfw:1,'f,ffT,5-,.3,.,g3gf-Jgif, T of .. ' it 'N A. '1'ggfT'?.efi ff5 W st, , U. - t A . Q if v atm V I ,V W. . M ' J A .,. Qu nw -:::3m!1'iget 'fm J y wg 'M .M V A .saw ,ga ' - ' I , W. WARRIORETTES Top Row: Suzi Porter. Carol Udall, Lori Young. Heather Shumway, Laura Siqueiros, Nicole Phehws, Middle row: Lori Box, Riesa Nunes. Kelly Prickett, Angie Dicken. Kristen Richens, Tammy Hancock, Bottom row: Dawn Hellman. Yvonne Rodriguez. Auburn King, Melanie Cluff, Stacey Solomon. Shannon Flindt.