West High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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l XXXXX Q - XXXXX Weekends allow students time to party ' eahl lt's The Weekend! Lets call around and find something to do tonight. Theres no way l'm sitting home alone. Where should we go??? The possible answers for the above question were endless. However certain places sparked the interest of Wests general students. These included both new and old locations for those discontented with the homelife on week- end nights. Traditionally school events and dances took up Friday evenings with trips to But this school year the South Bay Redondo Pier opened its first dance club- Fashions which provided a new alternative to the students' night options. Avoiding a strict age requirement of 18 and over students heartily admitted to using fake IDs: the price ofa fun night out. Some, however enjoyed slightly less adventurous parties or trips to Westwood, while others preferred a quiet evening at the movie theater with good friends, Unfortunately when Sunday nights approached procrastination had to come to an end and the weekly cycle of evenings with homework as the main item on the agenda returned one to the usual routine. Yet students remained grateful for the weekends rejuvenation and Ciidget reruns. Copy and Layout by Alex Park Photos by Chie Furuya Edwards Photography and Kyle Kaino 1 O Y Burger King, bowling games, or cruises along the beach to complete nights. I . , if f ww , - f ' Zi f 5. M W- ' l ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 X t 5 9 ,ag 3 Ag X , , 1. .. . f Y . ' I t A gli 5 5 r W e -nm i nj I ll:l:lfl:lXll'l I: nmilnlnai - 1 i

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fi With mounting tension, onlookers re- fuse to break senior Raymond Changs con- eentration. 'Q Recognizing high schooI's ups and downs, West students demand more on Dis- neyIand's rollercoasters. A ln hot debate over VCR movies, senior Kristi Yamasaki and junior Sean Jones ar- gue passionately. A Holding onto friends for life, seniors take cuddly poses at a school dance. Ignoring ERA, junior Sonny Lee pays for junior Sheri Bagwells Del Amo movie ticket. MW! fx, ,.,A. , I H., -, ,A H fwfflf ., ..,-f .l :W. ,fm f--2 ---W M WW V nf H M ., '- ,, M, fi fir ,f Mm' -,,,ffffQ7TfWMW'::nfWfww W- l'n'Vl ll-4 iyign1g'.EjxIi:i'Ea ii,ii,, , ' , , ,V ..,,, , - W

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