Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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Top Row: Valley, Jarnagin, Cardwell, Rolfe, Miley. Cantin, Salisbury, Vandervate, Johnson, Allen, Watson, Hoffman. Center: Walstrom. Hull, Anderson, Krueger, Yeager, Fletcher, Williams, Ceaglio, Brown, Gutierrez, Munoz, Mitchell. Bottom : Cantin, Perry, Morey, Martin, Brand. Enos, McCrea. Lauer, Ray, West, Yanger, Smith, Kinser. EIGHTH GRADE Heigh, Ho! The eighth grade have just been sailing along. They have shown outstanding ability in their sales. They’ve given a rip-snorting picnic at Clear Creek and have eaten more weenies at one sitting, perhaps, than any other group. They’ve made a perfect start. Class president was Marian Hull; vice president, Thomas Miley; secreta -treasurer, Ruth Perry; song leader, Marguerite Kinser, and yell leader, Robby Brown. The latter two kept up the class spirit by giving peppy songs and programs. Now, dear people, don’t think they’re the only ones who have done anytihng. Deary me! Heavenly days, no! The class has done plenty—gave the assembly some snappy-ish entertainments and a class play on May 2nd. Mr. Mitchell is the class adviser and a good one, too. We’re a-rootin’ for yuh, eighth grade! Top Row: Newsham, Ceaglio. Chowp, Alberti, Stephens, Mulkern, Neal, Salem, Shelton, Herman, Madrid, Cone, Cervantes. Center: Alvarez, Mullin, Haas, Cooper, Munoz, Florez, Odette, Stephens, Morford. Bottom: Cyr, Hoxsey, Jones, Haas, Shanks. Bradford, O’Brien, Morton, E. Meyer, Saborido, Campos, L. Myer, Mitchell. 17

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NINTH GRADE The Ninth Grade have had much success in starting their high school career. They have learned how to organize. When the presi- dent of the class, Darrell Rookaird, resigned, Dick Knudsen, the vice president, took office. The class had fine industrious officers who were: secretary, Virginia Dyer; treasurer, Nicholas Freemyer; song- leader, Velma Prior; and yell-leader, Frank Phillips. Top Row: Meyer, Brown, Walstrom, Knudsen, Rookaird, Fowler, Mulkern, Phillips, Morey, Reid, Freemeyer. McKeown, Colombero, Bergstrom. Center: Olsen, Prior, Utz, McKee, Dyer. Prusia, Storts, Spindler, Rookaird, Mullin, Rosas, Preciado, Timone. Bottom: Campos, Saborido, Welder, R. Perry, Parker, C. Perry, Craig, Fraga, Quarrels, Christenson, Butters, Pendelton. Fisher. TENTH GRADE Top Row: Hoffman, Campos, Purcell, Markee, Haines, Markee, Pappa, Hoxsey, Andrews, Elam, Ott. Colombero, Dyer. Next Row: Conley. Martin, Hart, Jurgenson, Bangle, Martin, Meyer, McKay, Wharton, Bowden, Fletcher. Next Row: Miley, Garnero, Madrid, Hoxsey, Morford, Moe, Johnson, Knudsen, Stoddard, Chatoian, Stephens, Appenfeller. Dipple, Carter. Next Row: Linn. Cooper, Morten. Brown. Beckstrom, Clester, Leon, Herrera, Salisbury, Mix. Next Row: Smithers, Mankins, Coleman, Leon, Bates.Coleman, Nixon. The “Sophs” have done much this year. A Christmas dance was given with the hall decorated in the Christmas theme. The boys have certainly trained the girls in sports appreciation. When the picnic came, everyone played football. Can you imagine? But the girls not to be outdone by the boys taught the class football hero, Clark Bowden, to dance. Dear Mr. Nixon! He lets them do almost anything and the class worships him! 16

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Top Row: Davis, Hunderman, Pratt, Starr, Prusia, Breedlove, Whitehead, Moe, Gazarian. Center: Bailey, Elberts, Cooper, Rivera, Rosas, Perez, Powei’s, Garnero, McLane, Cox. Bottom: Taylor. Christensen, Preciado, Coleman, Severns, Corbin, Yarbrough, Prior, Cameron, Sant, Miley, Granger, Harker. SEVENTH GRADE Heavenly days, but this old high school is jest a springin’ along. These seventh graders are certainly industrious. Deary me! Have they made the money? Just ask them. Are they getting to be hot! cha! cha! They even danced at their party in the first semester. But with an adviser like Mr. Cox to spur them on what could you expect? Pa-lese don’t think Mr. Cox is the only one to spur them on. Oh, no; the two song leaders, Violet Chatoian. and Alice Linn, and the two yell leaders, Edward Gazarian, and Robert Powers lead them in plenty of pep. What officers does the class have? Boy! I’m asking you. Are they good or are they good? They must be or the class wouldn’t have them, don’t cha know? I ’spose you’d like to know who they are. Well, all right. President, Kay Goodrich; vice president, Betty Pinkham, and secretary-treasurer, Norma Snook. Top Row: Tunison, Siebe, Neil, Johnson, Knudsen, Goodrich, Conlev. Lee, Walker, Becker, Ott, Spindler. Center: Munoz, Shanks, Enos, Mix, Snook, Chatoian, Pierce, Young, Farney, Johnson, Markee, Cox. Bottom: Barta, Nuss, Johnson, Fletcher, Bickel, Storts, Krueger, Pinkham, Pappa, Shelton, Lloyd, Linn. Perry. 18