Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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Left to Right: I . Jones, J. Jones, Smith, Perry, Bangle. N. Conley, Hittenberger, Coulter. Vierra, Harker, Mix, White, J. Connelly, Thompson, l.aKay, Becker, Grainger, Snook, Jeckle, Hall, Chaffin. Back Row: West, Jeckle. Hendrickson, Smith. L. Haueter, Schneringer, I.aBay. Tyler, Hittenherger, Mix, Morey, Wilson, MacDonald, White, Mix, J. Jones. Middle Row: Travers, Miller, N. Haueter, Carlson, kreuz, P. Jones, Martin, Olsen, Menchini. oiler, Jacka, (Grainger, Thompson, Chilson, Morey, Jacobsen. Front Row: knecht. Painter. Creighton, Becker, Watson, Smith. Conley, Howery, Covert. Left to Right: Grainger, Thompson, Mix, Menchini, Creighton, Vierra, Painter, White, Jacobsen, Knecht, Conley. (Band, - Ohdrvi bwL - Qh uuA. 26

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Top Row: Abram. Christensen. Hittenberger, Anderson. R. Mix, R. White, Grainger, L. White. Williams. Middle Row: I hompson, Barbee. K. Merrill. Bratton, La Bay, Peltier. Creighton. Bottom Row: Shook, MacDonald, Vierra Knecht, West, T. Mix, Hibbs, Boles. B. Merrill. T°P Row; Pitzer, Haas, Smith, Hunter, Tunison, Gamble. K. Cox. E. Plaetke. Hartley, Morton, Jones. Allen, bundquist,Adams. Second Row: Cooper. F. Shelton, H. Shelton, Patterson. Walker, Weise, Merva, Rivera. Cozzalio, Codemo, Walters, Creighton. Third flow: Jeffries. Nuss. I. Cox. Martin, Newman. McKee, Bromley, Tower, McVey, D. Cox, D. Plaetke, Garcia, Hix. Fourth Row: Simmons, Miller, Conley, Krues, Britton, Staten, King. Bottom Row: Jones, Hall, Perry. A. Rivera. (HL-ty and JaL-fy “To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character.” Such is the pledge made by hoys in Hi-Y led by Boh Creighton as president. Several members attended the Hi-Y convention in Davis where Richard Shook was elected 1941 secretary This year for the first time the Hi-Y made public its formal initiation. “Sailing to Success ’ was the theme not only for the Older Girls’ Conference of Northern California, hut of the Tri-Y in Westwood. The Mothers’ and Daughters’ Banquet in May climaxed an eventful year of activities including a magazine campaign, Christmas party, joint parties with Hi-Y, and a courtesy campaign. President Laura Leta Tower led the girls in a successful year. 25

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OvflAJjjUUL Continuing their effort to make the school music-minded, the hand, orchestra, and chorus under the direction of Mr. Robert Smith have completed another successful season, performing at concerts, assemblies, and home and out of town games. The highlight of the year was the Music Festival at Chico in which the hand and the chorus participated. OllsiqJw Many new pieces enlivened the twyo free hand concerts in February and April in addition to the many other appearances of the band. Janis Jones, drum major- ette, and Richard Mix, hand captain, contributed to the success of the hand. Twenty-eight members of the hand, the girls’ trio, and two soloists traveled to Susanville and Greenville to give concerts in the high schools there. Uinazsi A lively addition to high school life was the dance orchestra. Its ever increas- ing popularity kept it busy playing for dances and concerts. The members were very faithful in attending the regular Thursday evening practices. (Doke Striking in its appearance on any stage was the chorus, dressed in their new cadet blue chorus gowns made hv their mothers. Twenty members atttended the regular Monday and Thursday practices, with many new songs and arrangements being learned. Singing in concerts and at P. T. A. meetings made up this year’s activities. 27