Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Contents 20-39. . .SEARCHING FOR EXCITEMENT 40-75. . .SEARCHING FOR VICTORY 76-l l5. . .SEARCHING FOR INVOLVEMENT II6-139. . .SEARCHING FOR ACHIEVEMENT l40-l53. . .SEARCHING FOR KNOWLEDGE 154-235. . .SEARCHING FOR YOURSELF Anticipation. Your heart Leaps. What next? A wild exhilaration flows Through your being. Excitement fills your Spirit. Challanges. Obstacles. All to be overcome. Inner strength to Depend upon. Hard work, but all: Worthy ofa victory. Warm friendships, a Feeling ofdoing something You like with Others you esteem. To be wanted. To be Involved. 'II did it! The cry Ofa creator . Pride in an acomplishment Is great. Innerjoy is realized Through achievement. Why? The eternal Question. Always searching For answers. Striving To quench the continual Thirst for Knowledge. I. Myself. The One ofa kind. My convictions, my Mind. What I want. What I am. Know Yourself.

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jvv- ff -,.-,A-M X if Q if i i . 1 f f : , 554 .5 i I J W if Am, E And that's just how it is! quotes Mr. Summers fabovej as he discusses the exciting history of America with his brillant class, while showing his students fbelowj their grades. Gazing with surprise are four of his pupils, from left: Mary Shultz, Scott Reddy, Tim Bordner, and Shan Wilmarth, School Pays Tribute and Men of the Mind In our era the epoch seems to be the repudiation of the mind. It is no longer 'fcool to be a man of the mind. A teachers job is to teach, and it is indeed thankless. The teacher who teaches well is often unrecognized and unap- preciated. The teacher who has the ability to transend the barriers of his position, and become a paragon of educa- tion, lives a daily world ofxfrustrationand anguish, as his efforts go unrewarded. We herewith offer our esteem to one such mang Mr. Vannie Summers. If one is willing to take but a small step toward him, he will provide the stimulus for the dedication to reaching one's full efficacy. His reward is intelligence, and the signs of intelligence shown by young developing minds. To attempt to show our gratitude, we hereby dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Vannie Summers - a man of and for the mind. Just as a challenging teacher is necessary to the classroom, an enterprising businessman is vital to the functioning of the school. Born in Paris, France, Mr. Andree Messali has lived and traveled throughout the world. He is now managing the Warrior Trading Post. There he provides students with quality products at low prices, handles all the finances for virtually every school function, helps with the class ring selection, and the list goes on Working behind the scenes at all hours Mr. Messali revives Warrior spirit and enthusiasm whereever he goes. Dedication and enthusiasm such as Mr. Messali has exemplified for the past seven years are rare. We would like to show him our appreciation by co-dedicating this yearbook to Mr. Andrei Messali.