Westridge High School - Inlook Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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KATE STEWART COLLINS Head of the Welfare Association Because of her interest and participation in welfare activities, Kate Collins was elected Head of Welfzlre for this year. Kate's ability to speak French is envied by all other French students, and justifiably, too, for she won first prize in a national French speaking contest last year. She has appeared in almost every Mask and Brush production since her arrival at Westridge, and every Wfestridge audience is aware of her classic dramatic talent, In Kate's junior year, she was editor of the Spyglass and her peace essay won honorable mention. In addition to her many literary contributions to Westridge, Kate has exhibited a never-lagging school spirit by spectating at all athletic events.

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MARGUERITE STANLEY POULSON President of the Senior Class Our senior class president has ably exhibited her executive ability in the three years she has been at Westridge in numerous class activities. Gigi's strawberry blond hair, blue eyes, radiant smile, and even her freckles make her one of the cutest girls in the graduating class. Her varying interests have carried her into Spyglass, Glee Club, Mask and Brush, and junior Auxiliary, and her love of children is reflected in her Sunday School teaching. Gigi is usually seen answering one of Miss Ewing's searching queries on religion or philosophy with an equally profund reply. Her liking for a special golden bear will no doubt lure her to Cal next year.

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ANNE LEONARD COOLEY Anne Cooley is alphabetically the first of the three Cooleys . She and Marion are twins, and Caroline is their cousin. Ann, famous for her curly red hair, has many interests, ranging from singing to Girl Scouts, of which she hopes to make a career. A valuable characteristic of Anne's is the sincere interest she has in everything she does, in her friends, and in Westridge. Anne is the proud possessor of two white mice, Jenifer and Judy, and she is often seen carrying Mona's lettuce to their quarters in the biology lab. She won the honor of being selected to spend this summer in Europe working with the Girl Scouts.