Westwood Junior High School - Warrior Yearbook (Winter Haven, FL)

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On the city's western border, reared against the sky, proudly stands the Westwood Junior High. Proud we are because of high standards maintained by those whom we present on these pages of the 1969 Warrior. The faculty, the students, the non-instructional personnel, and the P. T. A. all work together to achieve a good educational program in a school plant of which we can be justly proud, Q mzkzzlsfrafzbn W, O, JOHNSON HERSHEL NELSON ROBERT NICHOLS Principal Ass't Principal Finance Officer Mr. Johnson is director and MF- Nelson haI1d16S his FUHHY MT- Nichols Verb' aCCufate1Y coordinator of all school activities. duties very thoroughly: discipline, handles the accounts- makes fe' He handles this gigantic task with attendance records, text book supp- Clllisifions for 5uPP1ie5v and teach dignity, patience, and understand- lies, locks and lockers, and super- CS eighfh grade hiSt0fY- ing. vision of building maintenance. be one X

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fbeofcafzbn The yearbook staff of the Westwood Junior High dedicates the 1969 Warrior to Miss Mary Kathryn Coe as a token of appreciation for her many services to the school. She has been a member of the faculty. since Westwood first opened its doors, serving first as librarian and seventh grade English teacher. Miss Coe, now a full-time librarian, is a person of many talents. Her greatest talent, so far as we students are concerned, is her ability to hold a class or an audience enthralled while she reads to them with all the emotion and expression that would be a credit to a person with theatrical experience. Each morning she conducts opening exercises over the intercom. Her duty as librarian is that of audio- visual supervisor. Through her efforts our classes are greatly enriched because of ma- terials that she sees are available. Her great love is Arts and Crafts at which she is most adept. She is particularly in- terested in ceramics. Because of her work in helping others with the crafts and her service to others in Lake- land where she lives, the Business and Profes- sional Women's Club of Lakeland selected her as their Woman of the Year for 1968. She teaches crafts in the summer program in Winter Haven. As soon as this job is over each year, she attends an Arts and Crafts Fair in some other state, getting new ideas and ex- hibiting some of her own work. C. Because of her limitless enthusiasm and her great pride in and loyalty to her school, she is always ready to serve in any way that she can - even as the liveliest member of the faculty cheerleaders. A C Miss Mary K. Coe, we salute you! L at t lg was sr t a an

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- UI ance st fa H K Z 3 la 3 5 . I Two people who work very closelywith stxidents and . 'ooo their problems are Mrs. Marian Lowe and Mr. William 'N 5 :EE 'ef A Mrs. Lowe supervises the clinic. H Mr. Beasley conducts the testing program. 'rr They both help in the scheduling of students. e, y s , They have the task of advising and counseling. They . ,f 1 help students with individual problems and help to orientate new students and to introduce them to the school, our program and policies. They try to help students realize the value of becoming eager beavers, storing up knowledge, and not monkeying around. WILLIAM BEASLEY A - f ss. 1 MRS, MARIAN LOWE V W vip . ,... ix 1 .Afff high ' K 4 I fl Q I b fb U wi r- - . , - t'31'.'-QQ ..- .qi -X ' S J iigiwfp it rs! 1 I ll-- ' ' .KW 'I R K ff ei MV if Q ' u p ' , , ,Iwi - v jf, f 3QMSi5'l' K oinmqfh Q , bfi X Xi .4-N if 1 1 . 'V . I 1 Q CSlIU0QI2f gfsszlsfanfs Debbie Smith, Chuck Mann, Debbie Handshoe, Helen Kalogridis, Betty McLendon, Joan Garner