Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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President JOE KNOLL Publicity Manager PAUL JACKA Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ROLAND CAMPOS DONNA LEE REED BOB BEADNELL Athletic Manager Yell Leader PAUL BOSETTI FERD FLOREZ Business Manager JIMMY ALLAN Song Leader JEAN GIANNINI STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The Student Body has had a very successful year under the leadership of President Joe Knoll. Roland Campos, vice president, helping by arranging good assemblies; Dona Read took the minutes, and Bob Beadnell handled the accounts. One of the main events of the year was the Student Body Dance on Hal- loween. Free coke was served and no admission was charged. Other student body officers were song leader, Jean Giannini and yell leader, Ferd Florez, who helped keep up the school spirit; Publicity Manager, Paul Jacka; Athletic Manager, Paul Bosetti; and Business Manager, Jimmy Allen. 23

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Sept. 27—School opens Oct. 10—Soph Party Oct. 29—Senior Party Nov. 6—Big Game Nov. 19—R.O.H. Thanksgiving Hop Dec. 3— Growing Pains Dec. 17—White Christmas—Soph Dance Jan. 14—Block W Dance Jan. 21—Basketball vs. Susanville Jan. 28—Tri-Y Dance Feb. 11—Basketball vs. Shasta Feb. 12—Basketball vs. Red Bluff Feb. 18—Valentine Dance—Seniors Mar. 8—Athletic Banquet Mar. 10—Chipmunk Hop Mar. 23—Tri-Y Mother-Daughter Banquet Mar. 31—Sadie Hawkins Apr. 14— The Family Upstairs Apr. 21—Hi-Y Dance Apr. 22—Tennis vs. Susanville Apr. 28—Tri-Y Banquet Apr. 29—Track vs. Susanville May 2—Ninth Grade Picnic May 5—Soph Party May 6—Track vs. Chico May 9-—Baseball vs. Greenville May 10—Baseball vs. Susanville May 12—Annual Staff Dance May 19— Don't Take My Penny May 26—Senior Picnic June 2—Senior Prom June 9—Commencement

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STUDENT CONTROL BACK ROW: Chuck McDonald, Ray Rucker, Joe Knoll, Bob Ferguson. MIDDLE ROW: J. W. Bratton, Billy Davis, Wayne Speegle, Don Williams, Roland Campos. Gene Bowden, Joe Doering. SEATED: Betty Monay, Shirley Painter, Virginia Gonzales, Helen Davis, Francis Burrell, Rose Marie Collier, Lois Moore. STUDENT COURT Student Court has had an active year. They met every Monday, sixth period, in the Round Table Room. Many offenders were tried before the court for wrong doing. Third time offenders were sent to the Administrative Council. Students were turned in for the following things: running in the hall, tripping, walking three abreast in the hall, cutting corners, blocking traffic, wearing hats in the building, disorderly conduct at school or at school functions, throwing snowballs, unsanitary acts, ruining school property, throwing missiles, in the hall without a slip, playing in the auditorium without permission, molesting an officer on post, skipping assemblies, use of profanity, not obeying an officer, playing on tennis courts, malicious mischief, or smoking within a block of school. Students found guilty wrote essays or worked after school so many hours. The girls worked for Miss Virginia Brown and the boys worked for Max Wunder- lich. Some of the essays were put in the Lumberjack. Punishment was dealt out by the Chief Judge, Joe Knoll; Joe Doering helped as Assistant Judge; Wayne Speagle was the Bailiff; and Rose Collier recorded the minutes. Mr. J. W. Bratton was the adviser.