Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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ANN UAL STAFF Although this year's annual staff worked under the handicap of a limited budget it did not keep them from doing their best to put out a book worthy of the student's money. The staff was as follows: JO JEAN LLOYD DORIS MOREY DON PRUSIA.. AUDREY NUSS NORMA SNOOK JEANNE NELSON .... EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER . ..SENIOR EDITOR ACTIVITIES EDITOR The following students contributed write-ups: classes, Norma Snook, Marie Pappa, Mary Jane Garcia, Alicia Rivera; sports, Bill Simmons, Kay Goodridge, Terry Becker; activities. Don Spindler, Don Whitehead, Bob Emerson, Mary Jean Patterson; horo- scope, Bob Barta, Pat Perry; poem, Betty Ruth Ball. Mr. Allen was the adviser. R. O. H. The Royal Order of Homemakers met on the first and third Friday noons this year. The club which is limited to thirty members, sponsored many sales, a Sweetheart Dance, and a dinner in 1938-39. Seventeen of the members attended the annual convention on April 15, at Chico. A point system is used in connection with the rewarding of R. O. H. pins. Credit is given for such things as being an officer, serving on committees, and good attendance. This year all of the girls have earned their pins under this system. PRESIDENT................................................ ALICE LINN VICE - PRESIDENT JANET MIX SECRETARY KATHRYN PAPPA TREASURER........................................ RHODA SILVERTHORNE CAMERA CLUB This year's Camera Club members, under the guidance of Mr. Allen, worked in the dark room learning to develop their own pictures. Darkroom workers have a chance of belonging to the Wrong Bottle Club, of which Ed Chatoian is a new member. One mis- take—and he was automatically enrolled. The first hike was taken to Deerhart last October. A second hike was held in April. This active club also conducted four candy sales, and sold coffee and cake at the Ath- letic Carnival. The club sponsored the yearly Camera Week contest, awarding three prizes for the best snapshots to Ellis Rose, Phyllis Haas, and Nolen Williamson. PRESIDENT JOHN KING VICE-PRESIDENT .... VERNON SCHENKEL SECRETARY ELLIS ROSE TREASURER LA VERNE CARTWRIGHT 17

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 ANNUAL STAFF Top Row: Barta. Spindler, Becker, Emerson. Knutson, Goodridge. Boardman. Allen. Middle Row: Pappa, BaI Covert Rivera. Bottom Row: Patterson, Garcia, Nuss, Prusia, Lloyd, Morey, Snook, Perry, Nelson. R. O. H. Top Row; Kowallis. E. Johnson, M. Pappa. McKee. Grainger. K. Pappa. McKeown, Siebe. Powers. Pinkham. A. John- son, Chatoian, Barker. Bottom Row: Linn. Mix, Russell, Jeffries, Miley. Rosas, Wunderlich, Duer, Adams, Wheelock. CAMERA CLUB Top Row: Allen. E. Smith, Chatoian, Woods. Likins, Breedlove, Bailey, Carroll, Wilson. Middle Row: N. Haueter, L. Haueter, Smith. Newman. Bottom Row: Kreus, Carroll, Vallejo. Cartwright, Schenkel, King, Rose, Morford, Covert. 16

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BLOCK W Top Row: Coach Maxey. Jackson, Giannini. Merrill. Whitehead. Moe. R. Emerson. Benedict. Bottom Row: Becker, Goodridge, Prusia, Johnson, Gazarian, Chatoian, B. Emerson, Creighton. BLOCK W The Block W was enlarged this year after the new members were initiated. The boys sold candy bars at all basketball and football games and sold peanuts at the Carnival. They sponsored a dance on February 17 for the Modoc and Westwood High School students after the Westwood-Alturas basketball games. On January 16 the new mem- bers, Brysen Doering, Kevin Merrill, Richard Emerson, Bob Emerson, Dino Giannini, Alvenor Silva, Bob Creighton, Harry Benedict, Darrell Wilson, Clayton Newman, Bill Moe, and Terry Becker were initiated. Older members who did the initiating were: Ed Chatoian, Frank Whitehead, Kay Goodridge, Wesley Prusia, and Coach Gene Maxey, faculty adviser. Last year the boys earned enough to buy track suits and they hope to accomplish this again. PRESIDENT.............................. .... EDWARD GAZARIAN VICE-PRESIDENT VENDAL WILKIE SECRETARY AND TREASURER.... ............... CLAYTON NEWMAN 18