Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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THE CHIPMUNK [®] THE CHIPMUNK WESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL STAFF Editor...................... Associate Editors........... Literary Editor............. Art Editor.................. Associate Art Editors....... Social Editor............... Alumni Editor............... Athletic Editors............ Exchange Editor............. Joke Editor................. Business Manager............ Assistant Business Managers Jens Jacobsen Harriet Contryman Kenneth Walker Mildred Dixon Emily Newton Joyce Ricketts Everton Wilson Evelyn Chase Elliott Cassidy Agnes Israelson Louis Dixon Margaret Jacobsen Ingerman Jacobsen Reuei. Pray Fred Niepoth John Carniato

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THE CHIPMUNK t7] FACULTY Tracy R. Kelley................District Superintendent Leila D. Drury...............................Principal Mrs. Leila D. Drury........... University of California Mr. Tracy Kelley............... University of California Mr. Hollis D. Miller.......... University of Minnesota Mr. Winn W. Davidson. ... University of California Mrs. Jane Berger.............. University of Minnesota Miss Carol Neill.............. University of California Miss Irene C. Ball............. University of California ............................... English ..................................Latin . Mechanical Drawing, Manual Training Mathematics, Science, Physical Education .................... Domestic Science . . .Spanish, History, Physical Education ....................Commercial Subjects

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TUB (’II I I’M I NK m To all who have in any way helped us in again sending the '‘Chipmunk” to print, we, the students of Westwood High School, wish to express our heartfelt thanks for their co-operation. It was only through this co-operation that we were able to produce our Annual. Your friendly interest was shown when you supported our Indoor Baseball games and again when you “packed” the Opera House on the night of our Oper- etta, “In the Garden of the Shah.” We feel that the many weeks of hard work and all our efforts to make the production a success were most worth while. We feel a deeper and greater inspiration, friends, because of your support and backing, to place before you only our best and most representative work and we leave to your judgment the 1920-21 issue of The Chipmunk. Again we thank you. SCHOOL SPIRIT The greatest thing a student can acquire, next to his education, is School Spirit. It teaches him the value of co-operation. It teaches him loyalty. It teaches him patriotism. It trains him to be a better citizen. There are many ways in which school spirit can be attained. One of these is Athletics. We all like to see a good game. We all like to help play the game, whether on the field or in the bleachers. We have our yell leaders, under whose direction we shout and sing encouragement to our teams. In Westwood High School, since the installation of Student Body Govern- ment, school spirit runs high. School activities have been conducted more smoothly. Our goal is to have every student love his school colors, as he loves the flag of his country. When this goal has been reached, High School life will be the life that we can look back upon with the greatest joy. It is more difficult to be a good loser than a good winner. When we lose a game we must be able to realize that our opponents are joyous to know that they have won. If we have played the game square and clean clear through, we know we have done the best we can. If we have won a game through foul methods and continue to use the same methods throughout life, how can we expect to be sue-