Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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Q A ATT AT IRISHMEN 9A. Allan,Alverez, Brady,Brown,Cantin,Ceaglio,Ger vantes Cone Cooper f Cowan,Haas,Guitterez,Haas,Hoffman ,Hoxsey f Jones,Ivinser Lauer, McCall, McDonald,MeNeil,Mar tin,Mar tine.Middleton.Miley, Morey,Morford,Newman,NUnez,Potts,Rolfe,Shanks,Stokow, Vander- va t e, Y s Is trom, West, Yang er. Aj verson,Bice,Bradford,Brand,Campos,Cantin,Ceaglio,Ceag- 1 i o, Che iwn, Cyr , Flo t c herFlor e z, Gon zale s, Haas, Haas, Haider man Hull, Krueger , Me Cr ca, Madr i d, Mulker n, Munoz, Meyer, Myor , Morten, Heal,Odette,Osborne,Perry,Saborido,Salem,Salisbury.Smith.Val- ley ,Watson,Williams,Yoager. The Freshmen Movie Studio has teen rlcnty busy this year. They have produced some of the best yiff-niff candy and pop- corn sales. The chief director is Tom Miley who has direct- ed everything successfully. Whon he isn't around,Bob Brown,the official yes man, tones care of things.The script reader is that cute little brunette,Charles Allan,who writes down and keeps tract of the productions.Another script reader is Ruth Perry. Ruth takes care of the funds received from their col- lossal productions, and she»3 as honest at the president (wo hopo).The sound effect people arc Wendal Cone and Pat Jones, and do thoy put up a squawk. The special digger-uppers were Alfred Johnson.Robert Watson,Glenn Haas and John Cooper and they are all expert dirt slingor s. (Kept the class plot.) Tho numerous fans of the freshmen class supported and cooperated with them in every way possiblo and made their year a success.

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jk Wn WM, Stort3 , Preciacio, P.Ti aone,H.Ut z,L.Kir kpetrick,M.Ostorne,J.My or,R.Smith, E. Prusia,E. .' alstrnia,J.Purdy,2.Perry,I.Fraga, w. Quarles, J. J ones , C. Caapos , D. 013 on, F. Fi sh er , F.Bor gs tr om,V. Dyer , J. Mil- 1 er , B. Vi old or, M. Cr. a i g, V. Bri or, C. Sat or i'do. The phono rings. A hand, picks up the receiver and a strong voico says '’hollo ,--sure,right away.Okay,Goodbye. ■Chief of P61ico llicolas Freemyer had answered the phone. Okay. You pays, says Nick , Here is our tig chance. I heard 1». Gecting has a sale open for us. Hop • right over and got it. , , ye’ll grebe it right away, chief, says head sargeant Pete Timone. , Velma prior -puts down the datos they get and takes down the notes when court is in session. When Somebody is fined in their police station, or 11 the sales go over, Joe I.tycr, the clerk, takes care of the money. , The chief sirens or turglcr alarms are Frank Phillips and Minnie Craig.

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EIGHTH GRADE 8A:Brusia, Spinella,Barta,Perry,Conley,Brown, Johnson, White- head , Starr .Bailey .Powers ,Farney, Young,Markee,Storts, Krueger , Snook, Coleman, Johns on, Snos , Perez,Rosas, Ilix, Linn, Preciado ,Nuss Cameron, Sant, Fletcher , Lloyd ,3ickel,Prior . Warden Cox slowly opens the great heavy, iron door which closes the entrance to a long gray hall with gloomy cells where the ith graders are kept. There is going to be an exe- cution. That is, the execution of a meeting. Captain of the Guards, Kay Goodrich, Hight Captain, Betty pinkham, Keeper of the prison Records, IT or ran Snook, and the two Chief Execution- ers, Edward Gazarian and Lenora Prior,slowly file in and take their seats. Kay Goodrich, the Captain of the Guards, rises unhurriedly from his seat and looks’as if he is about to pronounce a death sentoncc, but just tells them they sold the most Carni- val tickets and received a prize for it. Just then a bell rings. The officers jump to their feet. What’s that’.A prison break? ' The excitement on their faces turrtJ to complete disappoint- ment for it’s only a dismissal bell. 8B:Spinier ,Knudsen ,Avila,Huntermnn,Siebe;Y alkcr .Goodrich,Lee, Breedlove, Eb or ts, Cooper , Tunison ,0tt ,Merril,I.Iiley, Gazar ian, Johnson,Becker.Pratt.Chatojan.Shanks.Granger.Yarbrough, Fink- ha ra, Pappa .Sever ns , pi cr c e - flax —• AfiT LE