Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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Top Row: Granrud, McDonald E. Smith, Whitman, Trujii'o, Elam, Abrams. Haas. DuBois. Vernon Eggleston, Painter Second Row: Wilson, Farney, Bowc. Connors. Sundquist. Walters. F. Smith, Purdy. Fit7er, Mortor. Bratton. Third Row: „weeney. Breedlove, King, Hartley, Hix, Chapman, Allan. Tunison, Taylor. Britton. Staten. Bottom Row: Ross. Giannim Cooley. Silva, Rodriguez, Mii er. Booth, Mankins. Top Row: Boles, Durkee, Stubblefield, Falletti. Tyler. Dipple, Linn, Johnson, Peltier. Grainger. Mankins. Second Row: Cox. White, Simmons, McVey, Hibbs, West, Applegate. Read. Ott Adams, Blunk, E. Abeggien. Wilson. Third Row: Jmks, Lane, Pacey. Cowan, Plaethe. Cooper. L. Abeggien. Ceagiio. Haas, Brown, Camacho. Bottom Row: Shanks Brand. Wilkie, Giannini, Merrill, Hartley, Menchini, Hardwick. FRESHMEN The class of 42 started off their Freshman year by electing Alvenor Silva, president; Russell Wilkie, vice-president; Jeanne Britton, secretary and treasurer; Marjorie King, song leader; and James Maroney, yell leader. They had many sales and they all turned out successfully. They increased their treas- ury considerably. The Freshmen had many parties including their first night party which was held Jan- uary 13. They had a swimming party which was held at the Susanville pool, October 26. Under the guidance of Mr. Bratton, their adviser, the Freshman class concluded their junior high school year and are ready for Senior High. 9

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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

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Top Row: Shields. Compton. Merrill. Seely. Silva. Olson. J. Conley. Coulter. Anderson. Mix McDonald. Yarbrough, Guzman Craig Foster. Second Row: Hogan. McVey. Watson, N. Conley. Miller. Kreus, Covert. Rose, Snowball, Jones Rivera Saborido. Third Row: Funk. Trujillo. Smith Andrews. Hix. Meredith. Parker. Keeley. Plaetke Lauer. Travers, Cozzalio. Bottom Row: Zoller. Cyr. Yanger. Doering. Giannini. Black. Pmon, Wall. Breedlove. Hendrickson. Top Row: Shelton Petee Carter Parisot, Roberts. Martin. Vierra. Vanderville. Thompson. McCarthy, McDonald. Sordi Calligari Schulz Farney Middle Row: Haskell. Wilder, Barbee, White. Hunter. Coxen. Cox. C. Valie Maltby, Gibson. Creighton. Pappa. Snook. Seipert. Lund. Bottom Row: Smith Williamson. Stoll. Perry. Cooper. J. Vallee, H.x. Carroll, Garnero. Morini, Codemo. EIGHTH GRADE With the top of the mountain as their destination, the class of 43 elected efficient leaders. The president, Kathleen Miller, led the way successfully. Wallace Shultz assisted in keeping on the right trail. Marilyn Pappa kept the records of their climb up-to-date. Norma Conley and Fred Funk cooperated by leading the singing and yelling. Mr. Has- kell, adviser, helped the group along on the climb. Although the eighth grade did not have very many sales this year, they plan on having more next year. The outstanding social event of this class was a party held at the beginning of the second semester. 10