Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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LLIOTT • vCASSIDY ELIZABETH MEINTOSH EMILY sNEWTON NORM A 1 WlERRILl TL. WALKER. JR. ENS JACOBSEN IN-JONES ENOCH • ISRAELSON REUEL- PRAY. INGERMAN JACOBSEN

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The Chipmunk Westwood High School STAFF Editor - Elliott Cassidy Associate Editors (Ingerman Jacobsen Bess Coil Literary Editor Elizabeth McIntosh Social Editor Norma Merrill Art Editor - - Emily Newton Associate Art Editor - - Jens Jacobsen Athletic Editor - - - Marvin Jones Joke Editor - - Fletcher L. Walker, Jr. Exchange Editor Mildred Dixon Business Manager Enoch Israelson Assistant Kenneth Walker I Reuel Pray Business Managers

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EDITDRIHL5 CO our friends and all those who have been so kind to us in these, the first two years of our life, we extend Greetings. Although we have only been in existence twenty-four short months we are beginning to feel aged and gray haired. Perhaps that might only apply to the Editor, but then we think that getting out two consecutive issues should establish the fact that we are in the school annual world to stay, unless we are visited with an earthquake, a stroke of lightning, or some other unforseen occurrence. Last year we were very imperfect and asked to be forgiven on the grounds that we were young and had been fashioned hastily. This year we think that we have improved in a large degree but we still ask that our readers treat us with leniency. This year, however, considering the fact that we think our- selves so aged we have no grounds on which to base our claims for mercy. But gentle reader harken to that which we have to say. We are always desirous of making a good appearance and of having nice things said about us. For that matter, who isn’t? But here is one thing that we want all the world to know and that is as follows: We are in this “cruel” world “forever and aye,” regardless of what people say about us. So we proclaim to future genera- tions and to this that in the coming years The Chipmunk intends to be a permanent resident in the forest primeval of High School Annuals. Selfishness Oil, I’m not selfish. Why, I would give up anything for my friends.” Yes, most of us believe that, and if we were to forfeit something of importance, to make a sacrifice that people would notice, there is not one of us who would not gladly do it. But in the little everyday things, are we always unselfish? The world names it carelessness when we use thoughtlessly some other’s valuable time or forget to do a serv- ice requested. But the reason we forgot or were careless, [ 1 PS ,