Westridge High School - Inlook Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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They tried to tell us we're too young JUDITH JONES Wheii howls of laughter echo through the halls of Westriclge, it is probable that Miss jones has provoked them. Noted for her sense of humor, skill in gym, inconsistent diet and being in love, there is never a dull moment when jonsie is near- by. Judy is often seen bugging around town in gray and white Buick scaring autos littler than her's. Combining fine organization with her su' perb musical talent, Judy did a grand job as Head of Music Assemblies. Her main loves consist of Southern tobacco growers, beach boys qweekend or full-timej, hi-tis and the Kingston Triog few will forget her pet sayings, Hi Bod and Hey Pneumonia.

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SY. 3-77.22 ANN HORTON Ann's ever willing and pleasant personality has made her a popular member of the Senior Class. Usually seen driving around Pasadena in her new brown and yellow Ford, Ann has for- tunately kept on the safe side of the P.P.D. QPasadena Police Departmentj. Many of her summers are spent in a small mountain commun- ity where she enjoys swimming, lounging in the sun, and the casual social life. Being one of the more dexterous girls in the class, Ann was elected Head of the Art Club, The University of Arizona will be gaining a talented girl when she goes there to further her education next year.

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t peace with the wor VIRGINIA LIEF Ginger is most noted for her pleas in Study Hall for picture money , her love for walking on her tiptoes, and her liberal democratic views, which she will dispute with anyone, anywhere. Her interests are wide-spread: on the academic side she boasts a mastery ol the French accent, or what sh: calls futile attempts thereof, on the other hand she holds a suppressed desire to attend a Bacchus revival. As well she excels in dramatics, bridge, crocheting and knitting, and has attained the fine talent of 'hula-hoopingf Ginger plans to attend Stanford next fall, where she will major in history.