Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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The Branch of the College of Agriculture at Davis is one of four University of Calif- ornia campuses where agriculture is taught. University Fsrn, where much research is car- ried on, has an agricultural tradition which identifies it with the test in California farming. The land, buildings and equipraen t for reasearch and teaching on this campus tire valued at more than $1,500,000. Admission to the Branch of the College of Agricultur e at Davis is open to graduates of high schools or to boys and girls over eighteen years of age. Many varied courses leading to degrees and also of a non-degree character are given at University Farm, Students nay also trans- fer from the Eavis to the Berkeley and Los Angeles campuses of the University of Cal- ifornia. The present student enrollment on the campus is approximately six hundred. All the teaching, library, social, athletics and other facilities of a modern college are available to students attending the Branch of the College of Agriculture at Davis, As an integral part of the University of Calif- rnia, the College of Agriculture has fcoxit- inued to enjoy the most cordial and cooper- ative relations with the other colleges and divisions of the University.

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JUNIORS D.Appenfeller ,V.Bangle,R.Barr , C.Bowden,M.Brown, A.Burrows, N.Butters J .Cameron,II.Carter ,A.Chatoian,H.Cleater , I.Conley , T. tt ■ - -- rnn- r.Mur t- Tipton, Coleman, Ilyer, M. Newman, J. ott, A. Pappa. Tough Hombre ClarJc Bowden in Ion' heavy stnci.es maices his way to the head of the room. With a ten gallon hat pull- ed down over his eyes, c. raw hide whip in one hand and a can» non shooter in the other, he shouts for order. Instantly the room becomes perfectly quiet while ClarJc spits a mouth full of tobacco juice out of ihe window; then in c reaping voice ocillg for the minutes of the previous ct together. “ Timidly Lois Linn slips forward and under the beastly ferocious stare of the Bess managed to stammer over the words telling of their plunder and holu-ups two woelcs before, And how much have we got in the save to pay for the gr. nd shindig? blurts out ClarJc, to which Lois brings forth their banJc booJc and announces; V o have fifty three dollars and eighty cents maJcing us the richest gang in the outfit. Then she gladly rogc.ins her scat. young that Helen Now we’11 have the report of the Spy. A tall, .twisty lady answers the name. The city slicJcers have decided Florence Milcy, Lois Linn, Una Dyer, Marge Garncro and Sicbe should be taJcen for a trip to Richardson Springs April 5. Yeah, pipes up Una, and we're gona brin bacJc plenty of information. ° Then the meeting vamoosed.