Westridge High School - Inlook Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Reader of the classics ELIZABETH CURRIER The combination of beautiful red hair and soft green eyes is Betsy's most outstanding feature. She is an advocate of art in all of its phases and her talents in the field have been displayed in Mr. Frames art class and by her sketches of the in- ternal structure of the crayfish in Biology Lab. With Betsy as Vice-President of the Mask and Brush, the club has taken great strides forward in organization as well as production. She enter- tains a love for Balboa where she spends part of her summers sailing and swimming. Betsy plans a future on the West Coast and will be a great addition to the college of her choice.

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Intellectual curiosity? ANN CALLAWAY Ann is our tall and witty Senior who has con- tributed much to the literary department of West- ridge. In class, while looking studious, she is always ready for the teachers head to turn. Ann was Editor of the Ouflook this year but always had time to write a satiric article for the Spyglmr. On the week-ends, Ann might be found under a history book-but probably with her eyes in a closed position. She loves California, its horses, weather, and its people, but will head East for college next year.

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lllinois, here I come! NANCY ENNIS Adding 'shadef' ol' color and gayety to the Senior Class, Nancy cannot be beaten. She is usually heard discussing a namesake ol last year's class, Harry , The Mask and Brush productions of this school year have been aided tremedously by Nancy's help and interest. Sh: spent her junior summer in Europe, bringing back many Bohemian customs and a white MGA. Noted for her bursts of enthusiasm, acting ability, and intellectual prowess, Nancy will have a wonderful time at Northwestern where she plans to continue her studying.