Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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THE CHIPMUNK Page Fifteen Seniors ALLEN O’CONNOR President, C. S. F., 3 President Student Gov’t Club, 3 Editor “Chipmunk”, 4 Basketball, 1-2-3-4 Football, 2-3-4 Baseball, 2-3-4 President Block “W” Society, 4 ALICE ROSECRANS Treasurer Student Body, 4 Executive Committee, 4 Student Gov’t Club, 4 Basketball, 3-4 Inter-class Track. 2-3 Glee Club, 2-3 Girls’ Athletic Association, 4 MARJORIE WOOLMAN Basketball, 2-3-4 C. S. F., 1-2-3 Dramatics, 1-2-3-4 Song Leader, 3 Ex-Committee, 2-3-4 Student Gov’t Club, 2-3-4 Sales Committee, 2 CHARLES KOERNER President of Student Body, 4 Sales Manager, 3 Football, 2-3-4 Social Committee, 2 Block “W” Society Football, 1-2-3-4 Inter-class Basketball, 1 BOB GLEASON Football, 2-3-4 Basketball. 2-3-4 Baseball, 3-4 Track, 3-4 “Love Pirates of Hawaii”, 1 Ex-Committee, 4 Student Gov’t Club, 4 ALYCE MILEY Basketball, 1-2-4 C S F 3-4 “Bells of Beaujolais”, 3 Student Gov’t Club, 4 Ex-Committee, 4 G. A. A., 4 Annual Staff, 4 FAY HOYT Basketball, 1-2-3-4 Sugar Pine Reporter, 4 “Bells of Beaujolais”, 3 “Quality Street”, 4 C. S. F., 3-4 Baseball, 3-4 Glee Club, 4

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Page T welve THE CHIPMUNK Senior Class History In the year 1917 twenty young “hopefuls” entered kindergarten. Seven of these students are still with us this year and will graduate with the class of ’30. Five of the students, Robert McKeown, Donald Miller, Jack Rookaird, Robert Gleason and Alyce Miley, have spent all their school life in Westwood, while the other two, .John Keeshan and Ruth Bush left Westwood for some of the intermediate years. The class of ’30 started its Freshman year with the largest class which had yet been in High School, the number being forty-one. But this exceedingly large class lost many of its members the next year. With an added few new members, we had thirty-three in the class. Our Junior year meant a still greater loss, the class having twenty- seven members in all. And now, when we have come to our outstand- ing and most memorable year, we find we have only twenty-two members left, most of whom originally belonged to the Freshman group of three years ago. The Senior Class of ’30 has established a great name for itself in the four years of its high school life, earning many awards and much honorable mention in all athletics and school activities. In our last three years of high school ours has been the outstand- ing class in interclass basketball. We also have come out on top, or very near the top, in baseball and track. Our last year was an outstanding one for us in scholarship, our class having won the banner for each school month and the silver scholarship cup at the end of the year. The class as a whole has accomplished much, and each individual, as he goes out upon his venture in life, hopes to accomplish many more and creditable things. Our last year here marks the third year of existance of the West- wood Junior-Senior High School and therefore we have the distinction of being the first class to complete the Senior division under the new system. Alyce Miley ’30

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Page Sixteen THE CHIPMUNK Senior Class Will I, Faith Brown, do hereby will and bequeath my conservative nature and quiet manner to Marvin Mankins. I, Ruth Bush, will to Albert Utz my ability to pay attention in class. May he profit by it. I, Fay Hoyt, do hereby leave my place on the honor roll to Virgil Hollis. I, John Keeshan, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to act as presiding officer at class meetings to Jack Bush. To Trinidad Gonzales, I, Jack Rookaird, do hereby will my infer- iority complex. I, Lily Baker, do bequeath my exceptional ability in Domestic Arts to Isobel Priest. I, Robert McKeown, leave my left over bottle of Hair Grower to Jack Dollarhide. I, Charles Mollart, do hereby will and bequeath my athletic ability to James Clark. I, Donald Miller, do will my mild and backward ways to Anna May Vernon. 1, Alyce Miley, to Earlys McNevin, leave my poise in shooting baskets. To Earl Fitch, I, Bert Pierson, will my love for chasing around. I, Charles Keorner, having a vast knowledge of financial affairs, do hereby will a goodly portion of it to anyone able to grasp it. I, Nina Helmich, do hereby will and bequeath my becoming giggle to Virginia Lilienthal. I, William Watson, do hereby will some of my speed, brains and brawn on the basketball court to Jack Roquin, knowing that he needs it. I, Raymond Sundquist, do hereby will and bequeath my Spanish appearance to George Gazarian. To Riley McComas, I, Robert Gleason, do leave my gumboots, ever though they may be too small. I, Alice Rosecrans, do hereby will my office as treasurer of the Student Body to anyone willing to take it. I, Dora Morey, leave to Nellie Brown, my position as captain of the Senior Class Volley Ball team. I, Allen O’Connor, leave my position as Editor of the Chipmunk to the next victim. I, Ruth Kinser, do hereby will my singing voice to Sam Knudsen. I, Faith Mullen, do hereby will and bequeath my sedateness to Frank Graham, sincerely hoping it will not prove a burden to him. To Leonard Krueger, I, Marjorie Woolman, will and bequeath my exceptional ability as an orator.