Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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Active and alert were the members of this Sophomore class! By suc- cessfully sponsoring the annual Sophomore Christmas Dance and two sales, they filled their treasury and had a good time. A party in the latter part of the term completed their social activities for the year. President ............................Lily Coxen Vice-President Charles Morten Secretary...................................Ardis Welch Treasurer ..................................Ralph Lopez Top Row: Cameron, Wilson. Foster. Rather. Morton. Villalovas, Erickson, Docring, Adams. Bottom Row: Martin, Arenivas, Pool, Anderson, Hermreck, Weise, Tyler, Florez. Top Row: Brush, Anderson, Dunn, Enos, Gleason, Neipoth, Pool, Barnes. Middle Row: Boezingcr, Guzman. Moe, Laundsberry, Martin, Coxen, Welch, Perez, M. Turpin, R. Turpin. Bangle, Cobb, Bottom Row: Crouder. Stewart, Mlley, McDonald, Lopez, Ferguson, Lance, Pollard.

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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,

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Orchestra The sweet and sentimental music of the High School Orchestra has fos- tered many a romance around Westwood High. Many assemblies, dances, and noon dances have been enriched by this group of young musicians, and they have obtained greater recognition than ever before. Chorus Crooning ballads, love songs, hymns, classical and popular songs, the Chorus, under Mr. Robert Smith’s direction, dressed in their soldier-blue chorus gowns to give many performances. Among these were the Varsity Show, school assemblies, Open House, the Spring Concert, and Sunday morning Worship Service of the People’s Church. Band Under the admirable direction of Mr. Robert Smith, the band has pre- sented a most successful and varied program. Their activities included the Varsity Show, several assembly programs, appearances at the more important football and basketball games, and a prominent part in the Open House pro- gram. The big event of the year came on May 5, when they held their An- nual Spring Concert. Denman Thompson, as band captain, was supported by Kathleen Miller and John Zoller, section leaders. This year, for the first time, the band made records of their morale-building music. Westwood High is honored in possessing such an excellent musical or- ganization. 19