Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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THE CHIPMUNK [25] CLASS OFFICERS President....................................Kenneth Walker Vice-President...................Harriet Contryman Secretary......................................Agnes Israelson Treasurer.............................Joyce Ricketts

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e24] T II E 0 II I P M U N K “THE JOLLY SOPHOMORES” (One-Jet Farce—By Themselves) Cast King Mirth.................................................Kenneth Walker The Queen........................................Harriet Contryman Court Jester.................................................Erwin Morrison Lady-in-Waiting..............................................Agnes Israelson Jolly Sophomores: Carl Allen, Ada Conklin, Mary Coyle, Dorothy Emerson, Mil- dred Garrett, Bernice Houghton, Agnes Johnson, Vera Jones, Reuel Pray, Capitola Quigley, Joyce Ricketts, Edith Williford, Ruth Wilson. Setting Place: Westwood High School. Time: September 13, 1920, to June 3, 1921. Synopsis His Royal Highness, King Mirth, and his Jolly Sophomores declare war on Old Man Gloom. The first skirmish takes place on September 24th at the Fresh- man Initiation. Many pitched battles follow during which King Mirth loses two of his followers, Ada Conklin and Mary Coyle. In spite of these reverses, Old Alan Gloom is routed.

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T II E (' II I 1 . l INK How frightened were we poor Freshmen, on the first day of our High School career! Nothing much happened the first day, so on the second day we were a little braver. But we didn’t stay brave very long. Flow mixed-up the classes were! Anyway it seemed that way to us. After a few days of hard work we finally got straightened out. Next came the Freshman reception. How we shivered in our boots when that dreadful sign was put on the bulletin board. We tried to put on a brave front and laugh about it, but we didn’t make a very good job of it. However it could have been worse. At least we have one consolation: we will get our revenge on the Freshmen next year. Once we were properly initiated, we soon adjusted ourselves to our new sur- roundings. Everyone took great interest in all school affairs and contributed his share to their success. In April we staged a Bonfire Rally, to which the Student Body and Faculty were invited. Everyone agreed that it was a “roasting” affair. Hans Jacobsen F'red Niepoth Beatrice Eckert Mable Callendar Grace Grady CLASS ROLL Stanley Davis Edith Coil Viola Dunne John Carniato Thelma Terrill Roy Mitchell Everton Wilson Marjorie Terrill George Chipman Leslie Torgerson