Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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ZnecMtiae Gam+nMee Back row: C. Sundquist. C. Smythe. Mr. L. Randall, Advisor. D. Wil- liams. I. Guzman. B. MacDonald. J. Powers. Front: S. Painter, B. Gooden. F. Roper, J. Craig. F. Stoppel, B. Sharp, W. Burns, L. Roper. Th© Executive Committee is composed of the student body officers, Mr. L. Randall, student body advisor, and of representatives of each class. The seventh, eighth and ninth grades have one representative each. The tenth and eleventh grades have two, and the twelfth grade has three representatives. They meet every Thursday morning at 8:00 o'clock in Room 20. The duties of the Executive Committee are to make and enforce rules, to pay bills under $25 and to okay athletic awards. This year the Executive Committee revised the handbook and formulated the third section in the Code of Fair Play. C044 l(Ul MEMBERS Mr. J. W. Bratton .................. Principal Mr. E. Stump .................. Vice Principal Mrs. M. Frodsham ................... Registrar Miss J. Camp .................. Dean ot Girls Mr. L. Randall................ Dean of Boys Bob MacDonald .........Student Body President Lowell Haueter...........Senior Representative Margie Cutright ....... Junior Representative Indalecio Guzman ........Junior Representative David Edwards ......Sophomore Representative Back row. left to right: D. Ed- wards, Mr. E. Stump. Mr. J. Bratton, Mr. L. Randall, I. Guz- man. Front row: B. MacDonald. M. Cut- right. Miss J. Camp. L. Haueter. Not pictured: Mrs. M. Frodsham. Composed of five faculty members, two seniors, two juniors and one soph- omore, the Administrative Council governs student affairs, helps solve prob- lems facing the student body and makes laws. Regular meetings are held every Wednesday morning at 8:00 o'clock in Room 10. Special meetings may be called in an emergency. —15—

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StudesU QoJLtf OjfficeSiA BOB MACDONALD DON WILLIAMS LOUIS BOSETTI Having been exceedingly capable in the fulfilment of their offices, our Student Body Officers deserve much credit. This year, Bob MacDonald asked, Are there any announcements? Don Williams led the flag salute and headed the assembly schedule, Louis Bosetti kept the money, Jeanne Craig and Eleanor Soli rooted out our school spirit, and Donna Lou Sievers kept the secretary's notes. In March, the officers attended the Student Leaders' Conference at Chico. Others who also deserve praise are: Business Manager Wayne Bums; Publicity Manager Bradford Sharp, and Rueben Godinez as Athletic Manager. DONNA LOU SIEVERS JEANNE CRAIG ELEANOR SOLI -14-

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“When Paul Bunyan invented logging he had to invent all the tools and figure out all his own methods. There were no precedents. At the start his outfit consisted of Babe and his big ax. No two logging jobs can be handled exactly the same way so Paul adapted his operations to local conditions. In the mountains he used Babe to pull the kinks out of the crooked logging roads; on the Big Onion he began the system of hauling a section of land at a time to the landings and in North Dakota he used the Seven Axmen. The Grindstone was invented by Paul the win- ter he logged off North Dakota. Before that Paul's axmen had to sharpen their axes by rolling rocks down hill and running along side of them. All of Paul's inventions were successful ex- cept when he decided to run three ten-hour shifts a day and installed the Aurora Borealis. After a number of trials the plan was abandoned because the lights were not dependable. —Paul Bunyan and His Big Blue Ox By W. B. Laughead. SECTION II GlaAAeA, —16—