Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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BAND Under the capable leadership of Robert Smith the band has completed a very successful year. Their activities included furnishing music for rallies, games, and assemblies. A war department program was presented in November; they held a student concert for the student body in March; and they furnished the music for graduation. Lowell Enos, as Band Captain, was ably supported by Major MacDonald, Jessie Shumate, and Bud Lance, section leaders. The success in music of many of our graduates is very gratifying and speaks well for our music department. ORCHESTRA Swing it, kids, here we go! Swing or slow, sweet or low, the Westwood High Orchestra can really send it! Through their art of playing popular tunes the young musicians have made quite a hit around the school. Their constant aim was to furnish dance music for student and class dances. They played for all school dances and for the CHIP- MUNK dances which were held each Tuesday noon. They were also invited to play for the Quincy Prom. Mr. Robert Smith was the faculty adviser and the student manager, Norma Haueter, presided in his absence. 29

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BAND BACK ROW: N Haueter. D. Outright. Robert Smith W. Craig B. Lance, F. Florez. FOURTH ROW: R. Haas. B. Jarrard W Gleason J. Shumate. E. Serna. S. Roe. THIRD ROW: J. O’Connor. J. Lounsburry. C. Watkins. J. Sloan. R. Lopez N. Nelson. SECOND ROW: B. Maresch, H. Lance. L. Haueter. C. Volante. L. Haueter. L. Enos. FIRST ROW: D. Evans H. Huddleston; D. Franklin, C. Howery, B. Neipoth. D. Olson. ORCHESTRA LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Shumate, J. O'Connor. F. Florez, E. Serna. B. Lance. N. Haueter. Robert Smith. H. Lance. L. Enos, L. Haueter, J. Hammerstrom.

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Hl-Y BACK ROW: Mr. W. Bratton, J. Knoll. J. Allen, D. Luff, B. Fowler. MIDDLE ROW: B. Neipoth, L. Enos, W. Stout, J. O'Conner, S. Roe, F. Florez, J. Sloan, C. May. FIRST ROW: W. Gleason C. MacDonald, D. Kannier, D. Franklin. HI-Y The purpose of Hi-Y is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Hi-Y did a good job of this led by their president Jimmy Allan and their advisor, J. W. Bratton. They also had the help of Douglas Luff as vice-president and Carl May, secretary and treasurer. After their formal and informal initiation they held a party at Mr. Bratton's home. The informal initia- tion for the neophytes was held on March 23rd and 24th. The formal initiation was on March 26th. They also had a party for the neophytes after this initiation. To assist in the social life of the school the Hi-Y held a dance on April 21st. TRY-Y Under the successful leadership of its officers and adviser, the Tri-Y had a busy and purpose- ful year. For the student body, the girls held a Leap Year Dance and sales of coca-cola, candy, and Pom-poms. The Mother-Daughter banquet and senior girls banquet were high points in their calendar. In the spring they sponsored a tea for the prospective members of their club. The Hi-Y- Tri-Y and Christmas parties were enjoyed by those who attended. The aim of the Tri-Y was to carry out and extend a high standard of Christian living throughout the home, school and com- munity. PRESIDENT ................. BERYL BECKER VICE-PRESIDENT . KATHERINE HARRIS SECRETARY ......... DOROTHY LINN TREASURER ......... DOROTHY BOWE ADVISER............ MRS. CLAGGETT TRI-Y BACK ROW: N. Stevens, N. Haueter, R. Hermrick, M. Pool, J. Ceaglio. H. Are- nivas, D. Hart, J. Curry, A. Reynolds, M. Zoller, F. Burrell, A. Siebe. SEC- OND ROW: M. Edgemond. D. Linn, F. Foote, B. Becker. K. Harris, V. Bangle. M. Morris, C. Connelly, S. Mahoney, V. Langley. BOTTOM ROW: J. Hammer- strom, M. Peltier, H. Barbour, D. Bowe, L. Haueter, J. Chavez.