Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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THE CHIPMUNK for 1922 Page 27 Freshman Class Class Color: Green, of course! Officers: President.........................................Elsie Stout Vice-President .............................. Harry Mitchell Secretary...................................Lydia McKinney Treasurer .............................Ethel Bonney On the twelfth day of September, nineteen twenty-one. a class of twenty-two trem- bling Freshmen began its active career in the High School. It was as large as the largest class enrolled in Westwood High School to date. Of the original twenty-two, we still have twenty left. The Freshman Class has taken an active part in all school affairs. As provided for by the Student Body Constitution, a representative of the Freshman Class was elected to the Executive Committee at the beginning of the second semester. Leona Summers has filled this office efficiently. L. M.. ’25.

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Top row (left to right)—Grace Lowry. Junius Dixon. Alice Hall. Harry Mitchell. Rita McIntyre. Lois Mc- Intyre. Harold Beech. Leona Sommers. Mildred Lamson, Arvid Sangster. Maryann Martin. Dorothy Dix. Center row—Maxine Forcum. Frances Simpson. Lydia McKinney. Laura Chaffin. Pearl Peck. Albertha Hayes. Elsie Stout, Ethel Bonney, Charlotte Gilbert. Lower row—Fred Davis, Milton Jensen. Clay Fisher. Joe Enos.

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Page 28 THE CHIPMUNK for 1922 MOANS, groans. “Oh. Gee! Do we have to? and so forth, filled the room. What was happening? You've all been through the same experience so you should know. Mrs. Eby was announcing that the Annual was to be put out and that a story was wanted from everyone. But. despite all the protests, the stories were handed in. in flocks. The editor was so busy looking over themes for a few days that all one could see was a head sticking above a pile of papers. You know pupils like to be persuaded a lot. and to put in a lot of protests, but when it comes to a final show down, they arc usually there with the goods. So it proved with W. H. S. Poor judges! After weeding out enough best stories for five annuals they had to weed out again and again until they themselves looked weedy.” If you don’t believe it. go ahead and read them. And. believe me. you won't have to tell a fib when you say. “Some stories! E. C. 74.