Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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FOREWORD The staff members of the Chipmunk for “34” have worked ardently, endeavoring to bring to you a book which contains a truthful but interesting record of the school year. Progress and cooperation have been their aims and they have attempted to encourage these through the pages of this book. In our home town we are afforded the opportunity of becoming fully acquainted with one of the most pro- ductive industries—that of lumber. It is with gratitude for this opportunity that we dedicate this issue of he Chipmunk to “The Mill.” It is with half joy and sorrow that the staff has finished their work and present this book to you to judge how well they have fulfilled their duty.

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THE CHIPMUNK Published Annually By The WESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Vol XIX May 1934 Cashdollar ............................... Editor Wilcox ......................... Assistant Editor Williams, R..................... Business Manager Gazarian ........................... Class Editor Timone ........................ Activities Editor Chatoian ................................ Socials Cooper .................................... Clubs Atkins ...................................... Art Linn ................................ Advertising Olsen ...................... 9th and 10th Grades Fletcher ................... 7th and 8th Grades Jacobsen ................... 11th and 12th Grades Miley ............................. Girls’ Sports Brown .............................. Boys’ Sports Williams, P................................ Humor McAuley .................... Dramatics and Music Herrera .................................. Typist Campos ................................... Typist The Chipmunk this year owes its biggest debt of gratitude to Mr. G R. Bradford, who donated his services to make our sand-blast cover; also we thank the Red River Lumber Company, through Mr. T. R. Wills, for permitting this arrangement, and for donation of the panels. Also acknowledging the splendid work and assistance given by Eileen Valley in Art, Helen Siebe in Clubs, Chester Imes in Humor, and two members of the Lumberjack, Irene Newsham and Elsie Ebell, who kindly assisted us. Special credit is due to the Camera Club, whose photography work made possible a better annual. 4

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RESCUE Its blue cover stained by wind and rain. Its printed pages faded and curled, For years in the attic corner it has lain Where it was thoughtlessly hurled. Baby eyes gazed in glee At its faded pictures of knights so bold. But that baby has grown, you see, And has no use for a friend of old. Maybe it will be discovered someday And recovered from its dusty den, Held once again in a childish way By a brand new little friend. —Dorothy Yanger. 6