Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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Page Ten The Chipmunk Senior Record HUGH H. ADAMS: Freshman Class Presi- dent, 1922-1923; “Princess Chrysanthe- mum.” 1923: Scholarship Rules Com- mittee. 1 923: 'Ze Moderne English ' 1924: Circus Committee. 1 923. 1 924. 1925. Laura CHAFFIN: Baseball. 1923. 1924. 1 925: Circus Committee. 1924: Senior Side Show. Circus. 1925: “Seven Keys to Baldpate. 1925. FRED Davis: “Situhe,” 1922: Business Manager. “‘Chipmunk. 1924: Editor- in-Chief. Chipmunk. 1 925: Vice President Student Body. 1 925: Track. 1925: Valedictorian. CLYDE Easley: Transferred from Floral City High School. Florida. 1 923: Bas- ket Ball. 1924: Baseball. 1924. 1925: Circus Committee. 1924. 1925. VINCENT PELION: Transferred from Ake- ly High School. Akely. Minnesota. 1922: Princess Chrysanthemum. 1 923: Basket Ball. 1 923: Circus. 1 923. 1924. 1925: An Economical Boome- rang. 1924: Come Out of the Kitch- en. 1924: Baseball. 1924. 1925: Edi- tor-in-Chief. Chipmunk. 1 924: Track. 1 925: Seven Keys to Baldpate. 1925. CLAY Fisher: ‘“Grumpy. 1 922: Vice President. Sophomore CLss. 1 923: Ex- ecutive Committee. 1 923. 1924. 1925: Baseball. 1 923, 1 925: Circus. 1 923. 1925: Student Body President. 1921- 1 925: Senior Class President. 1924- 1925: Basket Ball. 1924. 1925: “The Trysting Place. 1924: Seven Keys to Baldpate. 1925. RUDOLPH KLUTZ: Transferred from An- derson Union High School. California. 1924: Basket Ball, 1924. 1925: Base- ball. 1924. 1925: General Chairman. Circus. 1925; Track. 1 925; Salutato- rian. MARYANN Martin: Basket Ball. 1923: Princess Chrysanthemum. 1923; Cir- cus Committee. 1922. 1923. 1924. 1 925: Assistant Editor. Chipmunk. 1924; Nominating Committee. 1924: Senior Representative, Executive Com- mittee. 1924-1925; Vaudeville. 1924: Business Manager. Vaudeville. 1924: Literary Editor. Chipmunk. 1925: Property Mistress. Seven Keys to Bald- pate. 1925: Typing Contest. Alturas. 1 925. ANGELINE PETTERSON: Transferred from Crookston High School. Minnesota. 1 923; Circus. 1 924. 1925: Property Mistress. Come Out of the Kitchen. 1924; Literary Editor. Chipmunk. 1924: Vaudeville. 1 925; Property Mis- tress. Vaudeville. 1924: Basket Ball. 1924. 1925: Vice President. Senior Class. 1924-1925. ROSEMMA PRIEST: Transferred from Berke- ley High School. California, 1923: Princess Chrysanthemum. 1 923; Cir- cus. 1924. 1925: Come Out of the Kitchen. 1924: Vaudeville. 1924; “ Seven Keys to Baldpate. 1925; Art Editor, Chipmunk, 1925. f Leona Summers: Grumpy. 1922: Freshman Representative. Executive Com- mittee. 1922: Princess Chrysanthe- mum. 1923: Secretary. Sophomore Class. 1923: Circus. 1923. 1924. 1925: Economic Boomerang. 1924; Bas- ket Ball. 1924: Girls’ Athletic Manager, 1924-1925: Come Out of the Kitch- en. 1924: Vaudeville. 1 925; Seven Keys to Baldpate.’ 1925. ALICE SwaiM: Transferred from Red Bluff. California, 1 923; Secretary. Treas- urer. Junior Class. 1 92 3-1924; Basket Ball. 1923: Secretary-Treasurer. Senior Class. 1924-1925: Vaudeville. 1924: Circus, 1925: Legislative Committee. 1924-1925; Seven Keys to Baldpate. 1 925.

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The Chipmunk Page Nine CLASS ROSEMMA PRIEST HUGH ADAMS FRED DAVIS LAURA CHAFFIN LEONA SUMMERS RUDOLPH KLOTZ

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The Chipmunk Page Eleven Horoscope Nickname Pastime Appearance Expression Ambition. To Be Doc . Soap box orator . Decrepit .... Doggonit! . A beauty specialist. Laura. . . . . Gossip reporter. . . . Plump Oh. say! . . A Phi Beta Kappa. Bun . Vamping Rough'n-ready . Maybe. . . . A doctor of Fords. Blackic . . . . Talking backwards. . Sunburnt O-wich! . . A musician. Vince. . . . . Provoking people . . Ministerial . . . I got it! . . . Mayor of Westwood. Fish . Radioing Keen Say, Buddy! An Arrow Collar ad. Rudy . . . . . Crabbing Snappy Look out! . An interior decorator Martin . . . . Making faces Pretty nifty. . . Huh—well! . A champion typist. Angie . . . . Tickling ’em Hard-boiled. . . Oh. fish! . . Always changing it. Bud . Envying Galli-Curci Happy-go-nutty Holy cow! . Dimpled. Peggy . . . . Squabbling Thrilling. . . . Oh. bluey! . A dancing mistress. Sparky . . . Arriving late. . . . Sleepy Number? . . Willowy. WESTWOOD Where the steel of commerce winds away Through the pines, and the sky at close of day Is charged with a sooty sorrow. There is high in the west the glow of a fire That dies not. nor fears again to aspire To the heights of heaven on the morrow. For the train of the logger makes never a stir In the pines that scorn its fretting. And the spirit of men is not dimmed by the blur Of the smoke when the sun is setting.