Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Pledges Beokong Memberships Sought The search for spwhed students arose dunng Westwood's annual Thai Chewee Week. Those who were bored or felt out of touch with the school or those who were just interested in a certain subject, were rnanyofthetypesofpeopminvowedinjoHungacjub.A variety of club booths were set up to represent any- thing from dance and drama to work experience. The outcome for joining up was great, but it is doubted that all the members will stick with their clubs throughout the whole year. Thernany dubsto choosefrontbranch oHinto an assortment of directions. Two of the organizations of- fered for spirit raising activities, were the Girls League and the Boys League. As for hobbies, there is chess, sdence HcHon,formgnlanguages,conunHerand sm club. The Speech and Debate and the Key Club helped keep Westwood informed on community projects and Bsues To saumy the dubs unendmg need offunds,the organizations members participated in money earning projects Hke seHing pretzels,fuzzy footbahs, and pro- grams and refreshments at football games. TOP RIGHT- The art of acting was demonstrated while storyteller Cyndee Pagan narrates about Punch and Judy CMathew Driggsb as the puppets perform for Masque and Dagger promotion. BELOW- Sitting at the computer club table are members Rick Wyman and Ann Berg. The computer club is formed to help math interested students in preparation for a computer career. K Q -A 45. tg., ke, -I W 43 :iw K ip .. . X K 1 , Q F 4 +, V Af' r K if t.,-. X g , Q T. . , K 5 Q 'A ' S V, n ' fe if,r 'L' .ie, 1' 3 xv K . . ' .sf 4' ti .Q -W , 915 , 4. G v . .Q . ,Q ,. . . x , 'brfs t., vm :fi -ly' Q., ' 7. Q f .i,,.. Yr? f --1 T731 it is f.., .. ,,,,, ,,,, M, . V E ,.-..........., . M...-,Q uf 3--,xef M A uw T Q it ' In U' v 0 M, , Q ky agen GGG ,,,M+f N .', 4, '. Xl ff- A X 1 'Q -1,643 E .f 4,1341 ' it Wg, 28-Club Week

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ffjb' OPPOSITE PAGE-TOP: Warriorette Laura Durler dances to the fight song after the foot- ball team succeeds in making a touchdown. BOTTOM LEFT: J.V. CHEERLEADERS-TOP ROW: Cristall White, Debbie Miller. MIDDLE ROW: Tracy Bailey, Holly Hamilton. BOTTOM ROW: Patty Bretz. Kris Maughan. BOTTOM RIGHT: WARRIORETTES-TOP ROW: April Brown, Barbara Rye, Beth Beadle, Dana Chapman. SECOND ROW: lsela Garcia, Bar- bara Rhodes, Maricela Garcia. THIRD ROW: JaNeen Jones, Tina Marks, Mary Seaberry, Shara Potter, Lynn Macdonald. BOTTOM ROW: Laura Durler. ABOVE: The cheerleaders comfort the Alhambra rriascott as the War- riors defeat the Lions. LEFT: VARSITY CHEER- TOP ROW: Teresa Brown, Marcee Younker. MIDDLE ROW: Lisa Jaimes, Lynn Pine, Mi- chelle Gilliland, Gwen Anderson, Kelly Dycus, Coleen Johnston, Jan Shelley. BOTTOM ROW: Annette Hancock, Lisa Brown. Pom 84 Cheer 27

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is ,ir ii , C ILN .- i., Ania il if . U',,,' YHYIH 5 TOP: With his sombrero, Anthony Kelper shakes marachas to draw atten- tion tothe Spanish Club sign-up. Above: Kelli Johnson guides Maya Shige- fuji in signing up for the French Club. Right: Attempting to recruit Jim Recker as a new member of the Dance Theater organization is Colleen Johnston.