Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Boys' and Girls' Leagues Girls League The Girls' League was the largest organization on campus. Its membership included every girl enrolled at Westwood High School. The league's work was very successful this year. Proiects and activities filled the year for the council, and by working with the girls of Westwood, the members gained a valuable learning experience. Many activities were held throughout the year. The first big activity was the Daddy Date. On this night the girls invited their Dads to join them for an evening of food, games and entertain- ment. The league also sponsored a Mother-Daughter Tea to honor the mothers at Mother's Day. The biggest eventof the year was the Coed. This was a semi-formal dance where girls asked that special someone to be their escort for the evening. To set the mood for the dance, there was an entire week of events during Girl ask Boy lG.A.B.l Week. This year the goal of Girls' League was to unify all girls at Westwood in friendship and spirit. ,H r, . ,W fn .D M,,. K 23, sf. -M , U . -4 1. Q JJ W-.4 . f. 5 . .Hi Girls' League members: Carla Neilson,sJoyce Ray, Debbie Johnson, Kay Zohoris, Dixie Adams, Susan Dahl, Connie Stewart, Doreen Freestone, Carol Fuhr. 20 GOVERNMENT l 4 'X lip 1 a ,Avi FY.. .iv , ,si gn. . J' . . Girls' League Officers: Cece Bartow, Secretary-Treasurer. Fay Giaque, Vice-President. Loretta Robson, President. Fathers and daughters enioy an evening together at the

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Publicity It was the Publicity Committee's responsibility to raise school spirit for all sport events and other school functions. To boost Warrior spirit for games, the committee would meet early in the i -ge Y . Nanci Strong, Karla Neilson, Lynn Lopresti, Director, Karen Coleman, Karen Godfrey. Organizations The promotion of all club activities was the major responsibility of the Organizations Com- mittee. lt was their duty to work with the club officers through the Inter-Club Council and to keep them informed of student affairs. The committee members were asked to encourage the formation of new clubs, They decided if the approval of a new club should be recommended to the student council. The committee was also responsible for all of Westwood's organization. Thai-Chewee Week was under the direction of the Organization Committee. The purpose of this week was to give students an opportunity to learn more about the clubs offered at Westwood. lt also helped to increase membership in the different clubs. The Organizations Committee was in charge of the Club of the Year award. This award was given by the student council to the most out- standing club on the campus. This year the committee set up a point system by which clubs participated for the award, 4 fo ',f 9 93' :C N,-f week and make large signs. These signs were placed in the halls where they remained until the day of the game. Then they were taken down and put up at the game. The committee also made props publicizing Westwood's various sports. These props were placed on the lawns in the locker area. The Publicity Committee helped the other student council committees by making signs for school parties, club events, and pep rallies. They also made spirit booster badges. pssdi' villas? Center front. Charlotte Forsythe, Director. First row: Paula Schoonover, Carol Dawes. Back row: Tana Young, Carol Anderson, Corolee Shurtz. GOVERNMENT 'I9

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Represent Entire Student Body 1---u-pg-., 53Me.f Boys' League Officers: David Cluff, Secretary-Treasurer. Gordon Gunnell, Vice-President. David Stiles, President. Boys'League The membership of Boys' League included every boy enrolled at Westwood. Three representatives from each class were selected to be on the league council. The President of the league together with the Student Body President selected these representatives from the student body and submitted them to the student council for approval. The maior proiect of Boys' League was the Christmas Formal. This year the formal was held in the ASU Memorial Ballroom on December 22. This affair was one ofthe most outstanding and well attended dances this year. Selling concessions at all home football and basketball games was another activity of Boys' League. The concessions were sold in coniunction with Girls' League. The purpose of Boys' League was to promote friendship, and give more boys an opportunity to work and take part in school functions. Boys' League provides many opportunities, including training in leadership. The members of this years council learned to work with one another in harmony. They also profited by the experi- ences their jobs provided them. ll. 4 .1 annual Daddy Date sponsored by the Girls' League, Boys' League members: Chip Boyton, Chet Arnett, Jim Goodman, Robert Gadberry Chris Freestone, Don Stapley, Jay Hathcock, Rod Benedict, Warner Greene, Lew GOVERNMENT 2'I Cramer, Danny Baranowski. FIS