Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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The five da s before the showdown On September l9, 1975, at the old Jack- rabbit Stadium, the Hares from Mesa High ended a three-year drought, dropping the Tribe football team 13-0. But they shouldn't have. After all, Westwood students attended Jack Rabbit,s funeral only hours before, Ae- tually, the funeral was the final step in rous- ing spirit for the city championship game, Mesa-Westwood Week had begun four days earlier when the Student Council passed out lollipops on Lick 'em Day. Later that week, students wore boots to stomp 'em, frizzed their hair to celebrate Tease the Hares Day, chewed 'em up with gum, mashed 'em up with M 8L M's and wore orange and blue on Color Day. BELOW: Singing the fight song, Theresa Gibbs, De- anna Jones, Robin Cubley, and Katherine Kent urge the Tribe to beat Mesa. BOTTOM LEFT: The junior lawn project, Stahbit the Rabbit is the victim of Steve Turley and Steve Caldwell. LEFT: The Sia- mese clowns, Debbie Doane and Elaine Jarvis, plus emeee Jim Wright, eall on Student Council members to come on down! at the Mesa-Westwood assembly. Gi 'K 1.- nf tt, t ,rpm ,,, , ,u ff: 1 , i A MESA-WESTWOOD WEEK 27

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' : h ' lvmm K, f .iz '5 t 'I' S fi f l . l ix QE ,f f e in , is ' Vial i , . ,Qi BELOW: Yo quiero un sombrero tambienl' exclaims enlistment Joe Martinez to Chicano Cluh members Tilley Canez and Joe Arelline. LEFT: Ignore the time print and sign your name on the dotted line right here, instructs German Club President Brenda Skalbeck to a skeptical Sam Sipes. ABOVE: With just the stroke of a pen, Sharidean Shumway guarantees her participation in the exclusive French Club. The week called 6'Thai Chewee The fourth week in September was Thai Chewee Uoin-a-Clubj Week at Westwood. All interested students had the opportunity to enroll in the organizations oftheir choice, As part of this first inter-club competitive event ol' the year, each participating group set up a booth to advertise the advantages of joining that particular organization. Every club had a gimmick. For example, DECA passed out coupons for free sundaes at Dairy Queen. The troupes' booths were judged by the Student Council on originality, decorations, advertising, and neatness. There were 250 points possible. DECA placed first with 227 points. The FFA snared second place with 215 points while Masque and Dagger had to settle for a close third with 214 points.