Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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16-Dedication Wiiiiam Engelsman Jackie Waters Clete Miller

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Chieftain Dedication Goes To Engelsman, Waters, Miller We're Number One- We're Number One. How many times have we all heard that old chant? Yet, how many times has Westwood actually been, Number One? Well, it has been since 1972 at least as far as the orchestra is concerned. For it was in that year that Mr. William Engelsman took over the reins of that group and brought home a 1 rating in state competition each and every year since. But not only with the large group has he had success. Show case Strings, one of his smaller musical groups has consistantly been the organization that has been the most sought after for evening entertainment by local civic groups. We, on the publication staff are proud to include Mr. Englesman among our people to honor in this 1979 volume of the Chieftain. Nouns, verbs, adjectives, and even dangling modifiers-are the forte' of Jackie Waters, Westwood English teacher. She first came to this school in 1963 and after a brief move to Michigan she came back to Warriorland where we hope she will long remain. Her devotion and time to her many students has been instrumental in many of them going on to succeed in post high school accomplishments. lt is the extra time which she devotes to all students Ceven some who are not in her classy which caused the members of the yearbook staff to choose her as one of the persons to whom the yearbook is dedicated. We, of the staff, truly are pleased to honor Mrs. Waters in this 1979 volume of the Chieftain. Up, up and away are some words from an old time popular song but the words do live on. At least they do as far as many students of Mr. Clete Miller's Aviation Science class are concerned. For these people actually do fly up into the skies with Mr. Miller. Once each week he rents an aircraft and gives his students the exper- ience of actually soaring into the wild blue yonder. ln addition to the Aviation class, Mr. Miller teaches chemistry and has been doing so in the Mesa High Schools since 1954. He moved to Westwood in 1963 where he assumed the duties of department chairman of the physical science department. Because of his devotion to his profession, we on the Chieftain staff are honored to include him as one of the chosen faculty members to whom we dedicate this book. Dedication-17