Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Favorite Brand Name C13 Generra KZJ Levis f3J Guess C45 Esprit Favorite Actor CU Patrick Swayzee C23 Charlie Sheen Q33 Eddie Murphy Favorite Actress C17 Demi Moore C25 Glen Close Favorite TV Show CU Alf C25 The Equalizer Q33 Family Ties till Cosby Show .. , ww V .. fe.. -ew, . '11 ,,.-,.,,. .. . These were just a few ot the favorites when Westwood students were polled in lanuary. Other results are: Favorite Beverage: C13 Coke, C25 Dr. Pepper, C35 Milk, Favorite Junk Food: CD Pizza, 125 French Fries, C35 Doritos. Favorite Car: CD Porsche, C25 lag, C35 Toyota MR2. Favorite Hang Out: C15 Dick's Drive ln, C25 Fiesta Mall, C39 loe Burr's volleyball court. And Westwood's Favorite Fad? Acid washed jeans, with backpacks and jean jackets close behind. Another favorite fad was Spud's Mackenzie, but Spud's picture on clothes was banned late in the fall when Westwood followed the lead of schools across the nation and enforced that part of their dress code. Fashions 8 Trends if?

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