Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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Gertrude Graf: With good common sense, I will to Dolores O’Brien the art of making oneself conspicious. Rae Fisher: Oh gee! I’m going to will my perspective sex appeal to Phyllis Hull. Then she may be able to get her suppressed desire. Anna May Vernon: Why, of course! I certainly will bequeath my thunderous voice to Gaines Parker. Poor fellow, I feel so sorry for him when he can hardly be heard. Mitchell Huggins: Well, I’m growing up now so I’ll bequeath my fondness for playing marbles, run-sheep-run, etc., to Harry Bates. Isobel Priest: Gee, you know, I think I’ll will my athletic powers to Mary Lorda, I’ve always wanted to do somebody a good turn! Carlie Fowler: I, as a devoted disciple of psychoanalysis, will my intellectual looks to “Red” Gittings. It should straighten up some of her numerous difficulties. Maxine Gilbert: Yes! and I want to bequeath my vampish ways to Marian Dyer, a young girl just entering the early stages of life at its wickedest. George Gazarian: Yeh! Yeh! Well listen, I wanta give my “Little Ricco,” look to Jack Lamson; then he’ll look like an overstuffed lilly. Frank Graham : I’m gona bequeath my ability to disagree to Rosy Myer. It might help her out sometimes. Trinidad Gonzalez: And, I’m sure that Catherine O’Connor would appreciate having my black sparkling eyes. They’re so beautiful. Mildred Hornshuh : Oh, I don’t know, I haven’t much to give. You don’t suppose anyone would accept my feminine agressiveness, do you? Jo Hunter: Well, I’m going to bequeath my ability of holding “My man” to Wilma. She needs it. Willis Lackey: Say, guy, I’m gonna turn my ability of bragging about my numerous feats over to Roy Walker. Then we’ll know more about his business. Sam Knudsen: Oh boy! Oh boy! here’s where I get rid of my white hair. Give it to “Red” Barry. It’ll lighten his features. Esther Linn: Sav you! I wanta get rid of my hot temper. So therefore I will it to Faye Phelan. She can use a little more. Marguerite Kent: I don’t know what to will. But then I can go without my Chemistry ability, so I’ll give it to Lester Duer. Abbie McKay: Well, is that so, I guess I can will my musical ability to Bob Moral if I care to; what do you think about that? Duane Newton: I’ll tell you. I’m willing to give my ability to do “math” to Vic Myer, if he won’t brag about his own ability. Jack Dollarhide: Hey, Varsen, Campos and I have decided to donate our dark hair to Seth Johnson, to neutralize his white hair. 8

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SENIOR WILL “Listen, everybody, I’ve got ’hot news! No kiddin! it’s fresh from the fire. I’ve just overheard the senior class making out the class will and testament. Here’s the way it listens to date.” John Archibald: Oh, yeah, that’s right. I guess I’d better give my gum chewing ability to “Dot” Gifford. It might help her out. Ardath Batten: Well, I’m quite sure Earlys will benefit by my giving her the low down on how to get men and hold them. John Benson: Heck, yes! I’ll gladly give my ability at working out business problems to Bill Maraska. I’m always willing to help fellows out. Jack Bush: Aw, gee, I’m so modest; but I do think Jack Lamson would appreciate having my winning ways with the fair sex. Nellie Brown: Why, certainly, I’ll readily give up my dancing ability to Mattye. Heavens knows, she can use it. Lucille Bergstrom: Hey! youse guys, I wanta give my ability to fight and be hard to Bessie McCall. Earl Fitch: Yeh? Well, listen, just to help the poor kid out, you can give my managing powers to Dan Merrill. Aileen Champ: Why, no, I don’t mind if I do reward Shirley with my winning wiles and ways. Gordon Boyd: Mr. President, I’d like to give my crabby manner to Roguin. Maybe he will benefit by it. Marguerite Erickson: I’d like to bequeath my studious ways to Earline Breedlove, the poor girl. Arthur Campos: With the Class of ’31 as witness, I hereby turn over my ability to play the guitar to Francis Bickel. James Clark : I, with unsound gray matter and what not, be- queath my dancing powers to “Red” Hollis, I am sure he will benefit by it. Eulalia Young: Say, I’m going to bequeath my “Conceitedness” to Jamie Burrows; he’s too popular with the girls. “Babe” Scammon: Just to show everybody I’m not cheap, I’m going to leave everybody ten free lessons on “how to get a woman and then give her the air.” Clinton Peltier: Hey, I wanta get rid of some of my brawn; I have no use for it. I’ll give some to “Snipe” McNevin, so he can show that sister of his where to head in. James Watkins: I have an excess of dancing ability, therefore I’m bequeathing some of it to Fred Hull. Not that he needs it, but it will supply that finishing touch. 7

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NELLIE BROWN Interclass Track, 1, 2, Dramatics, 1 JOHN ARCHIBALD Little Theatre, 4 Operetta, 2 AILEEN CHAMP Treas., G. A. A 4 Volleyball, 3 4 GORDON BOYD Yell Leader. 3 Student Gov’t. Club. 2, 3, 4 Dramatics, 2, 3, 4 EARL FITCH Block “W” 3. 4 Senior Control, 4 “Chipmunk”, 3 GRACE CARLSON Assistant Librarian TOP ROW JOHN BENSON Trans, from Sacramento Pres., Sr. Class, 4 Chr., Senior Control, 4 LUCILLE BERGSTROM “Chipmunk”, 3 Song Leader, 4 Athletic Mgr., 4 9