Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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anybody who is fool enough to take it. To Thelma Long I leave my golden locks. To Thomas Weitzel, I. Lee Ross do hereby will and bequeath my ambition to be Minnie Martin’s sheik. I, Victor Scammon, do hereby will and bequeath my slender figure to Laverne Payne. I, Clayton Boyer, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be the teacher s pet to Lois Taylor. To Marion Norton, I, Anna Jacobson, do hereby will and bequeath my sprightliness. I, Clyde Vernon, do hereby will and bequeath anything I leave behind me to anyone who wants it, but would particularly like to will to Frank Swaim my ability to write English themes. [Nineteen]

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Class Will Faculty: Now, dear Senior Class of '26, do you feel yourselves to be properly instructed so as to make your way in this cruel, wide, world if we should let you go??? Class of '26: Surely!!! We, believing ourselves to be fully encumbered with knowledge, are anxious to try our wings. And knowing that we compose the wit and—(half wit)—of the school and feeling that it would be wrong to entirely deplete the school of such, do hereby bequeath it to the other classes to be divided evenly, perhaps being a trifle generous to the class of '27. Also feeling that we should have no use for the scholarship trophy out in the world we decided early in the year just to let the three lower classes compete for it, hoping all the time it would land in the hands of the Juniors. Because we are all so clever we have several individidual bequests to make. I, Howard Costar, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to marcel my hair perfectly to Robert Gleason, trusting him to make good use of it. I, Earl Lane, do hereby will and bequeath to Thomas Weitzel my melodious tenor voice, and my sheiking possibilities to Don Sommerville. I, Joe Sharon, do hereby will my jet black hair and five jars of “Gloco” to go with it to Marie Phelon (although she really doesn't need it). I, Richard Atkins, do hereby will and bequeath to Richard Brown all my surplus flesh, and to Einar Knutson my vast oil fields. I. Amo Griffith, do hereby will and bequeath to Marion Huggins my ability to be an all round athlete. I, Milton Rosenstreter, do hereby will and bequeath to James King all my freckles. I, Lydia McKinney, do hereby will to Maggie Martin my ambition to become the first lady governor of California. I, Fred Morrison, do hereby will and bequeath to Lewis June my habit of regularly sleeping in classes (trusting he will not snore). I, Edward Felion, do hereby will and bequeath to Pat Ross my ambitions to become a world famous trapper. I, Patricia Pratt, do hereby will and bequeath to Reinette Fowler my sur plus avoirdupois. I, Elsie Steed, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to draw down ones (l’s) to Cifford Ross. I, Harry Gilbert, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to sheik all the girls to Charles Mollart. I, Henry Coyle, leave to Kenneth Lofstedt my ability to play a sax perfectly. To Mary Tisserand, I, Ella Shults, leave my ability to be a master soda jerker. I, Bill Corbett, do hereby will and bequeath to Donalda Felion my talent as a pianist and to Robert Gleason my talent on the “sliphorn.” I, Virginia Sexton, do hereby will and bequeath to Marjorie Williford my habit of regular tardiness. I, Ellis Minshall, leave my position as President of the Student Body to [Eighteen]

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Junior Class Class Roll Opal Alexander, Marjorie Brown, Richard Brown, Delbert Chipman, Mabel Gilbert, Luboff Helmich, Marion Huggins, Bernice Israelson, Lewis June, Einar Knudsen, Robert Lamson. Kenneth Lofstedt, Pauline Minshall, Helen Morrison, Audrey Sangster, Lillian Stroing, LaVerne Shaw, Frances Thomas, Mary Tisserand, Rolland Wakeman, Neva Walker, Thomas Weitzel, Marjorie Williford, Jesse Swaim. Officers Kenneth Lofstedt, President Marjorie Brown, Vice President Marion Huggins, Secretary-Treasurer [Twenty] Colors: Blue and white.