Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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Back Row: Gentry, Kelly, Guzman, Pinion, McDonald, Coulter, Wiley, L. Craig, Lane, Codemo, Andrews, Gardiner, Mr. Haskell. Second Row: R. Craig, Jeffreys, Cozzalio, Robinson, Mix, Watson. Madrid, Scipert, Chaffin. Third Row: Steadman, Olsen, Anderson, Cyr, Connelly, Parisot, McVey, Miller, Langley. Conley, Fremyers, Merva, Simpson, Jekel, Plactke, Gamaro, J. Valle, Maltby, De- Clusin, Snowball, C. Valle. Fourth Row: Merrill, Wall, Schulz, Yanger, MacDonald, Seely, Thompson. Zollar, Molson, Doering, Jones, Perry, Foster, Kreus, Mr. Bratton. 1938 . . . Gee, what a letdown to come from Grammar School, where we were the “big shots,” to the school where those seniors look at us as if we were still in rompers! Marilyn Pappa, our president, stood up for our rights, though. We sure were proud when we won the Singing Trophy! I guess we showed those upper grads, all right! 1939 . . . Katy Miller led us this year and we had loads of fun at our fre- quent parties. You should see how those little seventh graders look up to us! £ n 1940 . . . Boy, do the Freshmen get kicked around in this school! Bob Yanger showed them though. We had our first night party so I guess we are really grown up! 1941 . . . How did we ever get to be Sophomores?! Tommy Foster did a bang-up job as president. Highlights of the year were our swimming party at Susanville and the picnic at Clear Creek. 1942 . . . We really got a hand in things this year—but those seniors! Anyway, we buried the hatchet long enough to have a grand time at our joint picnic and prom. Kenny Silva cut out the work for us to do and everyone lent a hand. 1943 . . . It's unbelievable! It just couldn’t be! Imagine—we little kids are SENIORS! Allen Gentry is our president and he handles his job cap- ably. I wonder if those seventh graders look up to us like we did to the seniors? So many of our boys left for the service, but we were proud to see them go. SENIOR COUNCIL Back Row — Left to Right: Jones, Mer- va, Thompson, Mil- ler, Plaetke. Front Row—Left to Right: Gentry, MacDonald, Cyr, Gardiner.

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ZOLLEB, JOHN Football 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Tennis 3. 4; Orchestra 4. do 4 3 X SORDI, MARIO Track 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3; Boxing 3, 4; Armed Services. ZELLERS, JOHN Transferred Burlingame High, 4. NGER, BOB Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2.3, 4; Block W 3. 4; Student Body Treasurer 3; Class President 1; Ex. Commit- tee 2, 3; Administrative Council 3, 4; Student Control 4. WATSON, SYBIL Student Control 3; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Chorus I, 2. WALL. GLENN Ex. Committee 2, 3. VALLE, JOSEPHINE VALLE, CARMEN THOMPSON. DENMAN Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Captain 4; Dance Orchestra 1, 2 3. 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer 3, President 4 Student Control 4; Sen- ior Council 4. TRUJILLO, ZACHARY

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4 Back Row: Cowan, Caldwell. Simmons, Beadncll, Allen. Bowden, Knoll. Peterson, Campos, Jacka, Bottom Row: Merrill, Barbour, L. Hauctcr, Peltier, Linn, N. Haueter, Mrs. J. Huggins, Foote, Harris, Becker, Haminerstrom. (Insert) Jacka. Those fun-loving Juniors jumped right through the year, romancing, dancing and prancing, to keep their morale high and to boost the other class- es also. Everyone has been talking of the success of the Junior Victory Dance at which defense stamp corsages were sold. They have done well on their many sales. Teamwork of the Junior and Senior classes resulted in maxi- mum profit—economically and socially at the Junior-Senior Prom and Picnic. President ............................ Paul Jacka Vice-President ........................ Joe Knoll Secretary ..........................Beverly Irish Treasurer ......................Kenneth Williams In Memorium JUDY COBB - Back Row: Wallace. Ceaglio, How- J ery, Read, Williams, Mayberry, Second Row: Mrs. Hermine Clag- ett, Ceaglio, Cutright. Bachicha,