Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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ROBERT E. CRALLE Principal EMERY J. CURTICE Dean of Boys Physical Education Boys Coach CECILE FEUSIER Dean of Girls Physical Education Girls Coach 4

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FOREWORD The surroundings of the Westwood High School determined the theme that permeates this edition of the “Chipmunk”. Our school is set in the center of forests like those in which reigned Paul Bunyan, the hero of our “only American Myth”. Some of the marvelous exploits of Paul Bunyan, master woodsman, happened when the Red River Lumber Company decided to delve into the great forests of the West. Prominent loggers suggested that Paul Bunyan be sent for, because he always did things in a big way. Paul Bunyan came to Westwood in 1913, and the lumber industry here has grown tremendously under the direction of this notable character. Perhaps our high school, too, received some of its good qualities from this famous timber- man. It may have been from him that it ob- tained its spirit of never giving up, and of supporting its activities with fine whole-heart- edness. As Paul is noted for the huge scale on which he carried on his business, so this high school is becoming known for its many sports and the success of its student government. It is hoped that in reading through our annual you, too, will become better acquainted with Paul Bunyan, and with our school. 3

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Lillian Arthur, English; Gladys M. Campbell, Mathematics; Margaret R. Frodsham, Registrar, Mathematics and Latin; Dolores M. Caspar, English; George H. Geyer, Director of Curriculum Making, English, Social Studies, Mathematics; Phyllis Geyer, English, Social Studies, Mathematics; Lucile Green, Music; Bruce J. Hahn, Industrial Arts; Edith G. Kettlewell, Social Studies and English; Lucille Mahoney, Science; Fred J. Metzler, Nature Study and Arts and Crafts; Helen Pendleton, Home Economics; Carol Rodman. Director Student Activities, Spanish; Lucile West, Commercial; Ruth Wilson, Social Studies, English.