Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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JUNIORS The Junior class started off with a flash this year by leading the school in finances. Outside of being the richest class in the school they hooked on to Mr. Geeting as their class advisor. With the help of their president, Ellsworth Vandervate, they easily managed to keep the class keyed up in every activity of the year. Also sharing the honors of the staff were: Vice President, Don (Tommy-Gun-Pete) Hoffman, who lived up to his name and helped to keep things humming; Dean (Old Faithful) Fletcher, who spent the year crooning money-sweet notes to listening ears as treasurer; Secre- tary7, Rexalee (How could you) McNeal, so over-run by minutes that on February 13, 1937, she shuffled off to Buffalo, (Okla.). Marian (Trust in me) Hull then took upon her capable shoulders the tedious job of Secretary. Things began to clash wfhen the mighty Seniors began singing “You Can’t Pull the Wool Over My Eyes” but the clever Juniors merely whistled the tune, “I’ve Got a Feeling You’re Fooling” and then pulled off the first big dance of the year. This contributed a tidy sum to the eleventh grade musical box. Then the tune of the seniors changed to “I’ve Got My Fingers Crossed.” The war clouds began to drift away when the seniors surprised the juniors by giving them a party. After the attack of surprise wore off the eleventh grade returned the compliment. On the whole the junior class swung through the marvelous year of 1936-1937 and came out on top by having struck more silver notes in their treasury than any other class in school.