West High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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Peer Counseling. Front row: Wendi King David Stenhouse, Keri Bryant, Travis Stephens Wendy Dowell, Michele Goldberg, Lana Gray Kim Causey, Cathy Brown. Row two: Lucy Farley, Amy Wilson, Apeksha Marphatia, Michele Vil 1 lanti, Nancy Kan, Sauron Church, Stephanie Har- matz, Nichol Reid, Suzi Sullivan, Debbie Kim, Su- jin Rhee, Gina Mattix, Wendy Gomez, Mary Anr Cuenco, Melanie Hill. Arrowheads. Front row: Eun Chung Yoo, Kim Hellmann, Donna Holmes, Christine Eninger, Tim Knapp. Row Two: Tom Yi, Bob Mcllhenny, Mike Ber- ry, Liz Little, Diane Kear- ney, Wendy Wells. Top row: Mr. Scott, Doug Bran- son, Duncan Stewart, Sum- mer Rodriguez, Tracey Du- bel, Mike Kafka, Scott Ver- oda, Debbie Harvey, Guy Davis, Tim Griffith. 'D World Goes West, Front row: Audrey Ha. Row two: Judy Chang, Amir Mota- Wong, Terence Chin, Katy Chang, Spon- medi, Tarik Ghazy, Gloria Huang, Joanne sor Margaret Harrell, Cindy Hung, Wendy Lew. 78 Fl I? i2 lf! Ll H E Fl If! 'S V 'Ul,4l enriching literory J' udiea here's that poem? lt's somewhere around here. That translation took me all week and there's still so much more to do , . . The World Goes West and Arrowheads were West's annual literary magazines. Both organizations welcomed art works from inter- ested students and offered prestigious expo- sure for talented artists and writers. Advisor Margaret Harrell guided the World Goes West staff to focus on multi-lingual periodicals comprised of poems, essays, and short sto- ries. Peer Counseling was organized into an offi- cially scheduled class for the first time in three years. Their activities included many guest speakers and intense group sharings. The purpose was to help one another to overcome their personal problems, fears and insecurities. Copy and Layout by Pearl Liu, Debbie Yoo Photos by Charlie Suh, John Auifeung, Li-Chen Lin

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