Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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Top Row: Clester. Smith, Seipert. Davidson, Emerson. Morgan. Craig, Woods, Likins. Wilson. Middle Row: Huggins. Morey. Siebe, Breedlove, Cooper, Lee. Olson, Wilkie, Spencer, Miley. Miller. Haske . Bottom Row: Sweeney, Gian- notti, Dunn, Pappa, McKeown, Tunison, Florez, Rodriguez, Neal, Wilcox. Top Row: Wooden. Brown. Costello. Cyr, Martinez. C. Newman, McDonald, R. Newman, Benedict. Ott, Rose, Coronado. Middle Row: Sherman, Prusia. Giannotti. Anderson, Chatoiar. Carroll. Cartwright. 3oles. Smith, Durkee. Hopkins. Ceag io. Haskell. Bottom Row: Whitehead, Olson, Duer, Moe, Lofstedt. Curry, Huyett, Wunderlich, Wilkins, Stuller, King. JUNIORS The class of '40 started their year by electing an ambitious and reliable corps of officers to serve them through the year of '38 and '39. Go-getting Harry Benedict was elected president, while capable Richard Emerson, was elected vice-president. Doris Olson and Delbert Smith were respectively elected secretary and treasurer. The class then elected Roberta Lee and Doris Olson to the important posts of representing them in the Executive Committee. Miss Wilson was class adviser. And so, with sales, dances, and parties, the junior class advanced toward the summit of Junior Mountain, which was crowned with a glorious Prom and a grand picnic. 7

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SENIOR HOROSCOPE NAME... NICKNAME . . . FAMOUS FOR . . . AMBITION . . . FATE . . . Nolen Williamson Sonny Eloise Get married Divorce lawyer Roger Denney Goo-Goo Two-bit words Geologist Beach comber Audrey Nuss Aud Sophomores Spanish teacher Night club hostess Marie Pappa Peaches Boy friends Bathing beauty Laundress Roy Boardman Bordie Skirt-tagging Newspaper man Street sweeper Don Spindler Spin Saxaphobia Music instructor Janitor Edward Knutson Toots Slowness! Non-worker Logger Henry Jackson Hank 8th grade girls Mortician Health board director Virginia Wilkins Virgie Hair ribbons Stenographer A boss Clara Belle Pierce Belle Motorcycle Married Notorious divorcee Kay Goodridge Peach-fuzz Red nose Track champ Marathon walker Keith Merrill Jr. Teasing Lion tamer Pencil pusher Patricia Perry Pat Brain Doctor Quack Bob Barta Charlie Sarcasm Golf champ Caddy Morris Markee Muck Loud mouth Crooner Zoo keeper Norma Snook Snookie Temper Criminologist Gun moll Jeanne Nelson Red Baby talk Teacher Cigarette girl Bill Tunison Tuny Wisecracking Policeman Public enemy No. 1 Terrill Becker Terry His violin Paganini II Organ grinder Charles Siebe Dutch Fishin' Forester Street car conductor Al Vera Johnson Al Bashfulness Nurse Adviser of bash.ul gills Jo Jean Lloyd Jo Bronx brogue Language teacher Women’s club lecturer Walter Ott Ottsky His orchestra Navy man Chinese junk owner Artie Brown At Hunting Big-game hunter Dog catcher Charles Stoll Chuck His pipe Physicist Glass blower Irene Young Rene Listening Phone operator Wire tapper Betty Pinkham Pinky Gum-popping Movie star Housekeeper Claire Monay Kay Vitality Straight hair Wig manufacturer Alice Linn Chubby Good nature Housewife Home breaker Evelyn Johnson Evie Flirting Beauty operator Housewife John Walker Squeaky His barbershop Bank owner Errand boy William Ebberts Billy Cartoons Cartoonist Sign-board painter Ruby Anderson Muscle Big brown eyes Beauty operator Mask manufacturer Bill Simmons Willie Class romances Newspaper man Copy boy Margaret Miley Muggs Henry Lovely hair To be bald Violet Chatoian Vi Winking Typist Hood-winker Edward Gazarian Gas House Paper route Don. Budge II Racquet stretcher John Hunderman Blondie Avoiding work Out of work Head of WPA Duane Bailey Bail Former car A do-nothing Mountaineer Jane Barker Sparkie Clowning Typing expert Proof-reader Bert Breedlove Lovey Guitar Hill-billy band Piano tuner Harold Neff Bud Batching Navigator Submarine D-1 Collin Pratt Kinky Woman-hater Bachelor Family man George Cooper Corky Absences Bartender Wine tester Dewey Davis Duke His jalopy Mechanic Plumber Brysen Doering Dizz Non-talkativeness Say nothing Orator Edsel Haws Ed Gift of gab Fire chief Washing fire hoses Oscar Johnson Occ 440 Mill foreman W PA workman Janet Mix Mixie Her laugh A husband Hyena imitator William Moe Bill Muscle-bound Farmer Ditch digger Robert Neal Bob Lois Be a good husband Grass widower Joe Perry Joseph Dancing ability Dance instructor Gigolo Wesley Prusia Wes Stuttering None Circus barker Lenora Prior Fat Hair-do's Civil service typist On relief Helen Rosas Rosie 60 words Dress maker Rag cutter Jack Christensen Christy Thumb-sucking Be a jitter-bug Waltz instructor Estelle Rivera Estie Quietness Kindergarten teacher College professor Esperanza Perez Espie Smile Champ-speller Inventing new words Donald Whitehead 1 Don Roller skating Graduate Lecturer on Success

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Top R w: Stockholm, Gould. Davidson, Schenkel, Creignton, Mix, Pinkham, Christensen, Vicrra. Middle Row: Rodman, Brown. Nuss, Weise, Martin, Jeffries, Sloar,, Wheeiock, Bowe, Hogan. Bottom Row: Russel , Walker, Watson, Abila Shanks, Hood, McDonald, Jones, Powers, Ball. Top Row: Bratton. Anderson, Knecht, Schneringer, Ebberts, Scoville, Robertson, Emerson, Smith, Covert Tipton, Williams, Jarrard, Hogan. Bottom Row: Tower, Keeley, Garcia, Rivera, Utz. Russell, McKee. Bergstrom, Grainger, Cox, Patterson. SOPHOMORES We, the class of 41, were determined to climb the mountain of our Sophomore year successfully. We chose Harry Knecht as our leader and Bob Emerson as his assistant. Wilma Powers kept our finances and other valuable information that we were going to need. Miss Hogan was our adviser. On November 10, we won the singing trophy. In December we sponsored the Yule Swing, which turned out to be one of the best dances of the year. We were getting tired of climbing by January, but our yell leader, Imogene Russell, and Janis Jones, our song leader, saw to it that we didn't lose our pep. 8