Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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The start of something big Although the academic portion of the school year had started three days earlier, the activities associated with fun loving high school students began on September 5th. The opening as- sembly gave Student Council the op- portunity to welcome new students and returning ones, and set a spirited mood for the 1975-76 school year. Boosting the morale of the troops, Principal Jim Sturdevant inspired the student body to make it a great year by caring, Assistant Principal Bill White then swore in Jim Wright as Student Body President. In turn, Jim administered the oath to the remain- ing Student Council members. Finishing the assembly with flair, council presented to the audience the story of Move Up. With Ray Burnell as the Stumbling Sophie and Tony Flores as the Superior Senior narrat- ing, the drama of Wes Wood bringing spirit to Westwood unfolded. In the tragic end, as Wes lay on his deathbed, he admonished the Warriors to, Move upfdon'tjust carry on! OPENING ASSEM BLY 2 l

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