Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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Top—Dyer, Norton. Hull, Walker. Utz, Burrows, Valley, J. Lorda, Lamson. Phelan, Breedlove. Pinkham, Cooper, Miss Wilson, Lubin, Dippel, McLaws, McKee, Miley. Center—Peltier. Conley, Fowler, Klotz. Front Row—Bates, Bickel, Allen, Johnson, Martin, M. Lorda, Timone, Bergstrom. Prusia. SENIORS The class of “33” has the honor of being the second largest class to graduate from Westwood High School. It was the first to enter the new school as seventh graders, and consequently is the first to have completed the full six years in the new building. The class also has the honor of having many of its students members of the different athletic teams. Some of its members have shown dramatic ability and many student body offices are or have been held by Seniors. In this place we wish to mention Edgar Aznoe, a Senior, who was transferred from Elk Grove too late for his picture to appear but who has cooperated in all class activities. SENIOR WILL In leaving, we, the Seniors, would like to bequeath our Senior Court and the new Senior Bench to the Juniors who, we hope, will make many impi’ovements. To the Juniors we, also, bequeath our ability of always being first in scholarship. To the Freshmen we will our athletic ability feeling that they have made a good start, and hope to see them continue. To the Sophomores, we bequeath our school spirit, knowing that they already have plenty, but hoping our bit will help to head them forward. And last, but not least, we wish the Westwood Junior-Senior High School----Good Luck! 14

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SENIORS CALNEVA PELTIER She is a virtuous reverend lady. and a Order of Homemakers 4 Annual Staff 4 Scholarship 3-4 Operetta 2-4 FAYE PHELAN Though this be madness there is a method in it. Senior Play ................ 4 Basketball .......... 1-2-3-4 Volleyball ........... 1-2-3-4 Ass’t. Song Leader ......... 4 BOB PINKHAM Patience, unmoved. Football ............ 2-3-4 Winter Sport Club ....... 3 Senior Control ........ 3-4 Block “W” ........... 2-3-4 CLIFTON PRUSIA A kinder gentleman treads not the earth. Track .............. 1-2-3-4 Business Manager ......... 4 Senior Control ........... 4 Music ................ 2-3-4 BARNEY TIMONE A devil in an everlasting garment hath him. Football ............... 3-4 Basketball ......... 1-2-3-4 Track ................ 2-3-4 AUGUST UTZ What care I for words. Lumberjack ............... 4 Interclass Track ..... 1-2-3 Senior Control ........... 4 Interclass Basketball .... 1-2 BENNIE VALLEY And thou, a merry devil. Yell Leader ............ 4 “Miss Cherry Blossom” .... 4 Executive Committee .... 4 Annual Staff ........... 4 ROY WALKER He was a man, take him for all and all. Coach Junior H. Football 4 Vice President Class .... 3 Football .......... 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff............. 4 13

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Top How—Knudsen, Gatti, Barry, Williams. Francis, Atkins, Lilienthal, Miley, Fowler, Thieler, Heinrich, Malmgren. Center—H. Cashdollar, Hernandez, Felion, Sharon. Hunter. Merrill, Welder, Brand, S. Johnson, Brown, Hunderman, Chown, Lauer. Front Row—Walker, Johnson, Ebell, Gonzalez, Morehead, Stewart, Miss Feusier, Herrera. G. Cashdollar. Newton, Gazarian, Campos, DuBois, McCall. JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class was one of the most prominent classes of the school this year not only socially but financially as well. After giving: many candy, pop-corn and hot-dog sales throughout the year, they had the distinguished honor of being the richest class in school. They also gave two very successful and profitable school dances. In addi- tion they cooperated with the Seniors in presenting the Annual Junior and Senior Prom with a Banquet carried out in the theme of a Bon- Voyage. The Juniors gave a picnic for the Seniors at Lake Almanor on June 5, and after a very enjoyable day supper was served at BoshofFs camp. The members of the class displayed their wisdom when they obtained their class rings in their Junior year. A large number of the members of the class were quite prominent in athletics and from their appearance, we can rightfully say that the major sports will be very good next year. The majority of the class appeared on this year’s Lumberjack Staff. 15