Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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THE FACULTY The faculty of our Westwood High Are very grand and yet so young and spry, We students love them all and try to do All we can to make them love us too. George Geyer, ruler of our institute Thought a funny-paper test would be cute. Phyllis Geyer with her sweet and wtnsome ways, Sets her pupils into a forgetful daze. Ellis Nixon, favorite of our ducky school, Makes a joyous game out of the golden rule. Ronald Cox is the high school’s romeo For a shiny silver trumpet he can blow. Stuart Mitchell with news work has so much to do, Not to mention the high school annual too. Miss Wilson is our senior advisor, And day by day she makes us wiser. Miss Green is just a lovely girl, Whose golden hair does softly curl. Mrs. Graham is the high’s commercial teacher, In wood-block work she also seems to feature. Coach Curtice is an athletic man, Who teaches all the healthy sports he can. “Pete” Opsahl is the manager of our ladies’ sports And is most often seen around in shorts. Mrs. Huggins is a pleasant, helpful teacher, A sweet and loving kind little creature. Mrs. Frodsham is a woman so fine, Of education she knows every line. Helen Pendleton is the Home Ec. tutor, Who tells each girl what will suit her. Baxter Geeting, our famous dramatist, On making speeches does insist. Mr. Hahn is instructor in shop, And of 6th period study he knows quite a lot. 8

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THE FACULTY Mrs. Geyer Mr. Geyer Miss Green Mrs. Graham Mr. Geeting Mrs. Opsahl Mr. Hahn Mrs. Pendleton Mr. Nixon Mr. Curtice Mrs. Frodsham Mr. Mitchell Miss Wilson Mr. Cox Mrs. Huggins 7

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STUDENT BODY Rap, Rap. Dick Miley, president of the student body, angrily raps for order. Ah! But he isn’t angry. He glances at Alvera Timone, secretary, and with one of his winning smiles asks her to read the minutes of the last meeting. She has hardly finished when she falls into Dick’s arms in a dead faint. Dick then carries her tenderly to her seat and returns to his position at the front of the hall. Jean Wilcox, treasurer, is then asked for the treasurer’s report, which is given in a very small voice while her winning, blue eyes wander around the room and then center upon one spot. The report is finished and Jean rushes back to the haven of her seat beside--------? Then, like a ray of sunshine after the storm, appears our little “cheerio of yell,” Coy Brown. Coy has impressed us with the fact that the coming game is going to be a hard one and that we should give the team support at the game as well as during the meeting, when who should appear upon the scene but Rosie Chatoian, the meadow lark of the singing world, to lead us in a good old rousing song. Then Dick appears and says that if there are no announcements, the meeting will adjourn from the front. Last but not least comes Dan Merrill, our vice president. Dick kindly steps aside at times so that “Danny” can show us that he can lead our assembly nearly as well as Dick. 9