Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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Jhi uoL tflaAA. Here we are! The freshmen of the sehool! Jimmy Allen, our red-headed presi- dent, led us through a successful year with food and candy sales and a Hallowe’en carnival novelty booth. The decisions of class meetings were preserved by Donna Lee Head, while Kenneth Williams guarded the treasury. Our enthusiasm was put into song under the leadership of Angelina Giannini. J. C. Cowan led the veils. Not a flag was missed and the run was judged a promising one. Be sure to look for us next year in our role as sophomores. Top Row: May. Wilson. Jacka, Phipps. Peterson. Specie. Arenivas. Favero. Pappas, Kannier. Middle Row: Chavez. Camacho, Mackland, Read, Smith, Becker. Perez, Williams. Bottom Row: Vallejo. Simon, Jones, Haas, Branscomh, Rowley. Hittenbcrger. Mix, Schenkcl, Hopkins. Top Row: Williams, Bachicha. Moore. Coronado. Cozart, Marker. Brent. Scoville. Deter. Middle Row: C. Cea lio, Headley, Frazier. Barbour, Cochanour. Jekel. Ciannini. Wallace. Hix. Bottom Row: Nuss. Howery. J. Ceaftlio, Holway, Merrill, Peltier, Hartman, Hay, Harris, Davis. Top Row: Campos. Riley, Bowden, Caldwell. Cowan, Camble, Jeffries, Ronald Morey. Clester. Maltby, Knoll. Middle Row: Bcadncll, Luff. Robert Morcv, Simmons. Meffley, Coxen, Smith, Rayson. Linn. Mr. Bratton. Bottom Row: N. Hunter. W heclock. Shafer. Hummcrstrnm. L. Hautcr. Irwin, Mayberry, Bowc, Newman. Allen.

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S amtL ClaAA, At the height of the ice skating season, the sophomores announced their annual Christmas Dance. Forest firs bedecked “Santa’s-swing-aroo . This successful event followed the triumphant “Fun House at the Hallowe’en Carnival. Mr. Stump, the sophomore advisor, worked hard and efficiently with 1 onirnie Foster, the class president, and the rest of the sophomores to make their social events a success. This class, one of the largest in Westwood High's history, will be long remem- bered for its school spirit and enthusiasm, as well as its up and coming skiiers: Richard Cyr. Bill Seely. Jack Connelly, and Bruce Merrill. Top Row: Foster, Jones. Anderson, Guzman, Cento-, Grecnman, Breedlove. Barbee. Connelly, Seeley, Coulter. Trujillo. Middle Row: J. Anderson. Craig. Saborido, Doering. Hendrickson. McVey. Mr. Bratton. Lauer. Travers. Andrews. Carroll. C. Smith. Snowball. Bottom Row: Mix. Seipert. Lane. Crawford, Freemeyer. Drew, Codemo. Smith. Plaetke. Hix, Creighton. Top Row: I.nnev. Hooker. Shelton. Craig. Wilson. Vierra. Martin. MacDonald. Olson, Sordi. Middle Row: Mr. Stump. Yarbrough. Farney, Zoller. Chilton. Pinon, Compton. Hunter. Parisot. Vanderville. Bottom Row: Morini, C. Valle. Garncro. J. Valle. Maltby, Merva, Cozzalio, Rivera. Madrid. Covert, Cox, Snook. Top Row: White. Gardiner, Funk. Silva. Giannini. Wall, Yanger, Gilbert. Merrill, Cyr. Middle Row: Thompson. Stephens. Watson, Paton, Mrs. Rodman. Simons. Chaffin. MacDonald. Schultz. Bottom Row: Jones. Hall, Perry, Gamble, Kreus, Conley, Miller. DeClusii. Williumson. Stoll.

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Top Row: Whitaker, Coronado, Villalovas, Calderon. Cowin. Purdy, Doering. Rather. Jones, Gonzales, Miley. Middle Row: Stocking. Pinon, Pollard, Baker, Lounsbury, Miaquez, Foster, Morton, Adams. Rottom Row: Tyler. Welch, Mall, Turpin, Mrs. Rodman, Perez, Purdy, Arcnivus, Florez, Turpin. Top Row: Gonzalez. Brush. Gardiner, Gilman. Leckwold, Booth. Rodriguez, Corbin. F'rickson. Middle Row: MacDonald, Lopez, Lance, Mrs. Muggins, Hartley, Ferguson. Pinon, Tyler. Rottom Row: Tipton, Wiese, Bungle, Coxen. Kincaid, Guzman. Riley, Lounsbury. JoWlik, tflaAA. The class of “45' stemmed smoothly into the eighth grade this year captained hy President Billy Whitaker. When Billy was laid up, Charles Morton took charge, while Ardis Welch recorded minutes and Everett Pollard kept track of funds. Billy Foster and Maxine Tipton enlivened class spirit with yells and songs. Mrs. Huggins coached the class in sponsoring a very successful booth at the carnival and also several sales. Their aim was to learn team work for the good of the class and the school. Two of the hig events of the year were the Valentine party and the spring picnic.