Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Dedication Goes To Munoz, Joll , Free The members ofthe yearbook staff are pleased to dedicate this volume of the Chieftain to three fine individuals. The first, Yolanda Munoz, is a native of Arizona and except for teaching one year in California has spent her entire life here. She taught at Glendale High and Yuma High before coming to Westwood in 1967. She is a competitive athlete in every sense of the word. When competing personally, she plays to win, and when she is coaching her tennis or badminton teams, she coaches them with all of the vim possible to instill within them the desire to win. Her record is indicative of this attitude. She is a spark plug in the girls p.e. department and is always ready with a quick smile. Ned Jolly has been at Westwood for eight years and has served as head ofthe boys p.e. department and as a varsity football coach. Coach Jolly is a hard working football coach and teacher and has the ability to get through to the stu- dents in a way that they understand. At the same time he makes them like the way he does it. Coach Jolly does a great job in all areas and we are glad that he is a Warrior. Bob Free is no stranger to Westwooders-he firstcameas a counselor in 1965. filling that slot ably only to leave us in 1967 for the green pastures of the University of New Mexico. He returned in l968 as an administrative assistant where he did a magnificent job. He left once again for Aledo, lllinois to become a principal of their high school. The pull of the desert brought him back to us, however, and he became our Assistant Principal. ln his quiet. effective and efficient manner he brought about an efficient registration procedure and became a Principal the students truly appreciated. We are proud of all of these people and we're glad that they are all part of Westwood High School.

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