West High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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exploring personol 'omit ey Mike, check out that electric guitar! What, dude? l can't here you. Let's get up as close as possible. This band sounds rad! The Music Club, originally the Comical Music Club, was a semi-new organization whose purpose was to be exposed to more music . The club members attended various concerts throughout the year and played music amongst themselves. Science Fiction nostalgia, another favorite pas- time of some students, was the main purpose for the Science Fiction Club. Sponsor David Spaid se- lected various Sci-Fi films, such as Flash Gor- don and the original Little Shop of Horrors . Their main objective was to view films out of the ordinary. The Future Homemakers of America were in- volved in many activities. The fundraisers during the year were the Balloon Lift-off, which raised 5300, and they were studio audiences at CBS's Blackout and Win, Lose, or Draw gameshows. F, The members also competed in the Competitive W ' Recognition Event which involved such categories as prepared speech, sewing perfection, and child care. Copy and Layout by Pearl Liu Photos by Jim Tatosian, Hunter Moore in 'vs' F.H.A. Front Row: Maryam Ha- Wendy Wicker, Craig Dennis Carter fezi, Cheryl Severence, Kim Suther- Lucy Mazmanian, Heidi Arzouman land. Top Row: Anne-Marie Chanlee, ian. 5, Q - M1 ivw 'Stu

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5 5 5 ? Q n f ? 5 3,:?Selecting a new movie to watch, Sponsor David Spaid chuckles at club President senior Christina De La Rocha's out- rageous suggestions. 'Q Music Club. Front row: Scott Littler, Jesse Isaacson, Dan Eastep, Stephen Shilhaden, Monique Morrison. Top row: Shawn Purkey, Robert Montgomery, Russ Powell, Mike Eytche- son. Science Fiction Club. Front: Christina De La Rocha. Back Row: Anthony Choe, sponsor David Spaid, Tracy lmhoff. a iam 15 Alibaba a, dome I -Wendy Wicker 'b Reviewing last week 's club minutes,juniors Kim Sutherland and Cheryl Severance organize their thoughts. 70 Elf! E ill IIE F I If T I III PI

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D Taking a break, sophomore Lee Harrison takes a generous bite from his luncn. Testing their stability seniors Jeret Ochi, Mike Yarbro, Omar Belove and Taiho Yamada are poised on the brink of collapse. 'blplay Production. Front Row: Mike Yarbro, Julene Jones, Taiho Yamada. Crhazy. Top Row: Carol Hodson, Steph- Row 2: Jeret Ochi, Trena Custer, anie Scharfman, Rori Standridge, Jason Heather Bradley, Omar Belove, Tarik Volz. spotlighting inner alent ey wait a sec, that wasn't in the script. Where did those words come from? Did l memorize the wrong scene? Am l off cue? Ho, it can't be. All those hours of practice! What happened? . , . That wasn't too bad, it was actually fun! My family and friends were out there and l was great. Hollywood, here I come!! The powerful performances generat- ed by the cast of Play Production never ceased to impress the audience. Along with the dedication and devotion to- wards the Drama Department, the tal- ented actors and actresses polished their performances with much hard work behind the scenes creating and completing the sets presented on stage. Under the guidance of Ron Scar- lata, beginners of Drama were able to go into Advanced Drama without hesi- tation. Eventually the most determined and talented members of Drama would reach their highest destination, Play Production. From there, the sky was the limit. Copy and Layout by Judy Chang Photos by L. Lin, C. mmya, L. Lmfora ' ' - Q is - 'fe 72 F'LFI':! F'i?Ifllfl!,II:TIlfilXi at it M swf.