Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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dedication Several years have passed since Mrs. Huggins came to teach at Westwood High, and so the Annual Staff has found it appropriate to dedicate our 1948 edition of the Chipmunk to Mrs. J. D. Huggins. Be- cause of your proficiency as a teacher, because of your equality toward all, because of your sincere interest in this school, and because you are liked by young and old, we dedicate this annual to you, Mrs. Huggins, our friend and teacher.

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fyoAeutosid Associated with Westwood, and other lumber- ing towns, is the myth of Paul Bunyan, the hero of all lumber oamps. We think of him, not only as a myth, but as a real person who founded our great lumber mills. Because of his close relationship with West- wood, we are using Paul Bunyan as our theme for Volume XXXIII of the Chipmunk, portraying him in his different phases of life as every American sees him.

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PnincAfuaJJi MeAAcuje This has been a good year—good because of the close cooperation between you students and your teachers, and because everyone has had a part in the success of the school You have felt free to express your idecs, and you have worked to make our school a better place in which to leam. In the sharing of our joys and our disappointments we have all developed a better understanding and deeper appreciation for each other. Of course, as in any society, there have been a few who have found it difficult to conform to the rules, but with your patience and under your leader- ship, they have tended to become better citizens be- cause of their association with you. To those of you who are graduating or may not return to Westwood High, we wish health, happiness and success in life. To those who will be returning next fall: have fun, play hard, work well and come back with renewed health, vigor and ambitions. —I. W. Bratton. 4