Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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£i(jbtli Cj iac)e Heavenly days but this old high school is jest a-springin' along. These eighth graders are certainly industrious. Deary me! Did they have a Hallowe en Party Just ask them! They even dressed in costumes. Pa-lese don't think Mr. Allen, the adviser, is the only one to spur them on. Oh, no; the song leader Fama Cowan and the yell leader, Robert Morey, lead them in plenty of pep. What other officers do they have? I s’pose you’d like to know who they are. Well, all right—president, Jimmie Allen; vice-president, Helen Barbour; secretary and treasurer, Colleen Howery. Dorothy Linn was Ex-Committee representative. • Top row: Gamble J. Allen, May, Wilson, Pappas, Arenivas, Favero, Phiops, Peterson, Bowden, Ball. Coulter. Knoll, Kannier, Caldwell • Middle row: Allen, Linn. Bowe, Miller. Branscomb. Williams. Goodman. Schenkel, Mix, Smith, Coxen, Camacho. Vallejo, Chavez • Bottom row: Wider Morford. Simon, Hammerstrom, Haas, Jones, Cowan, Hittenberger, Perez, Newman, Rowley. Read. Haueter. • Back row: Maltby, Scoville. Lounsberry, Harker, Cozart, Riley. Gamble, Cowan, Moore. Post. Campos, Phillips. Brent, Holtz. Haskell • Middle row: Mayberry, Robertson, Holway. Jekel. Clester, Coronado, Morey, Headley. Wiliams, Herrell, Hix, Jeffries, Bachicha Morey. Ceaglio. Huggins • Bottom row: Ceaglio. Howery, Gochanour, Merrill. Peltier, Nuss, Hay. Harris, Becker, Haueter, Giannini, Barbour, Frazer, Smith.

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• Top row: Trujillo, J. C. Anderson, Coulter, Gentry, Saborido, Mix. Craig, Merrill, Barbee, Seely, Olson, Zoller, Roberts • Middle row: Bratton. Guzman, Silva, Parisot. H. Anderson, Breedlove. Stephens, Connelly. Foster, Greenman, Cyr, Haskell • Front row: Andrews, Coxen, Meredith, McVey, Codemo, Freemyers, Hix, Plaetke, Carroll, Smith. • Top row: Vierra, Yarbrough. Callegari, White, Carter. Gardiner, Compton, Chilson, Baxter, Schulz. Faney • Middle row: Hunter, Seipert, Stoll, Cox, Gilbert, Wilson, Stowell, Chaffin, Covert. Gibson, Maltby. Post • Bottom row: Lane. Crawford, Perry. Williamson. Hall, Morini, DeClusin, J. Valle. C. Valle, Cooper, Snook. Creighton. • Top row: Sordi, Thompson, Woods. Craig, Vanderville. Hooker, Martin. Funk, Whitcomb, Shelton • Middle row: Rodman. Rose, Jones, Giannini. Pinon, Wall, Gottardo, Yanger. Doering. Hendrickson, McDonald. Watson, Travers • Bottom row: Lauer, Snowball, Garnero, Merva, Rivera, Cozzalio, Kreus, Conley, Miller. Jones, Smith. jieslimen Yep! Freshmen! And right in the groove of school spirit. This class is really Susie- Q-ing to town' under the leadership of their president, Robert Yanger and adviser, Mr. Haskell. The other officers were vice-president, Jack Connelly; secretary and treasurer, Dorothy Plaetke; yell leader, Kenneth Silva; song leader, Norma Conley. With various parties and sales the class is swinging up into good position in school zest. Swinging, shaggin' on down the floor, the class of 1943 have really cut the rug of school spirit. SIXTEEN

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• Top row: Adams, Rather, Villalovos, Doerirg, Cowin, J. Gonzalez, Calduron, Jones, Morton, Crouch, Mis auex • Middle row: Whitaker, NieDoth. Baker, Lounsberry. Stocking. Pinon, Poi'ard, Foste', Miley, Coronado, Gaffney • Bottom row: Cherimagich, Arenivas, Welch, Crouch, Perez, Parker, Florez. Hall, Turpin, Tyler. • Top row: Lopez, Hartley. F. Adams, Shannon. Landsmith. Lance. Pool, Coulter. Pinon. Ferguson, McDonald. Tyler • Middle row: Gonzalez. Leckwold. Simmons, Purdy. Blocher, Bromley. Hoffman. Brush. Erickson. Gardiner. Corbin • Bottom row: Turpin. Tipton, Riley, Purdy, Shafer, Kincaid, Pack, Bangle, Wiese, Coxen, Guzman. Here we are! The little fellows of the school. We re all pretty small in size, but there are plenty of us. Yes sir! Sixty-five strong. We've only been here a short time but you just watch our speed. Why, with Vernon Simmons as our president, Charles Morton as our vice-president, Billy Whitaker as our treasurer, Buddie Lance our secre- tary, Billy Foster, yell leader, we are clinging tightly to the rungs on the ladder of school spirit. Miss Blocher is our class adviser and so far under her excellent guidance for sales, our class treasury has begun to add up. And with parties we've already rung the bell of school spirit. EIGHTEEN