Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Dedication Honom For 1980 .u v M- -11 si 1.1. ff' 'S. H S., ,. Hg? .' sfU'yf5ig'.., , r X A 4' ' ' ' 'vm Q, r llwfi3 v2aJ7f - ' ' M 's A -iw, . M QI- - li? M 1 airffififffsffase i, -. of .W fi TOP: Mr. lack Frontone and his wife, Rosemary, enjoy the Westwood football game versus Mesa High. ABOVE: Mr. Ben Townsend keeps a cheer- leader, Patty Bretz, on her feet. LEFT: Bud Doolen helps out on the sideline. S R ...

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Sitting quietly in meditation And letting go of all anxieties. Placing your trust in the God of your faith, Believing that He holds all things in His hands. It doesn't matter what religion a person is Where God is concerned. Everyone practices religion in his own way. Whether Buddhist, jewish, or Baptist. God understands all that we do. We show our love for our God Through our actions. That's what it takes to Be an All-American. y . X H i X ,s fl ' Introduction-15

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Doolen, Frontone, Townsend Share Award Helping his fellow man could well be the motto for Mr. jack Frontone, a Westwood counselor, the first person to whom this 1980 volume of the Chieftain is dedicated. Serving as counselor since 1970, he has truly given of himself to the students of this school. An avid sports enthusiast, Mr. Frontone can be seen at most sporting events as well as on the golf course in his spare time. A former coach, he was a test driver for General Motors, is married and has three children. The yearbook staff is pleased to present this book to such a man. The second dedication of this yearbook goes to a man who has made consistency his trademark. Since coming to Westwood in 1973, he has done an outstanding job in putting the Westwood basketball teams in the limelight of the top teams in the state. As head coach, he has provided the leader- ship and understanding which leads to winning teams and well- rounded young men. This man, of course, is Mr. Bud Doolen. Among his accomplishments are last year's Central Division championship with a small, but talented team. Coach Doolen is married, and has two children, Brian and Brad. The third dedication of the 1980 Chieftain goes to Mr. Ben Townsend, a man who plays an important role in the success of Westwood athletics, but is seldomed recognized. As the trainer for all Westwood sports, boys and girls, he keeps many athletes from getting hurt, as well as taking care of most of their owies when they do occur. Many of his work days stretch into 14 hours or more as he must be present at all practices, Varsity and junior Varsity. lt takes a special kind of dedication for this kind of job. Mr. Townsend is married, and has three children, in- cluding Barry, a current Westwood student. Dedication-17