Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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Top Row—A. Favero, I. Bass. P. Etherton, G. Johnson, J. Lusker, D. Andreoni, P. Cald- well, J. Haas, J. Johnson. Middle Row—R. Ixmnsbury, A. Garcia, M. Hibbs, G. Hackland, M. Wunderlich, B. Jeffries, H. Ennis, R. Stokes, Mrs. Clagett. Bottom Row—E. Serna. S. Hunter, C. Block, B. Butcher, J. Snook, M. Kennedy, J. Moore. Top Row R. DeClusin. J. Sharon, B. Cox, E. Kreuger, R. Bridges, D. Chandler, J. Doering. Middle Row -E. Beadnell, T. Lowe, O. Chavez. L. Maffi, M. Bouyear, M. Giannini, M. Cutright, S. Paris, Mrs. Huggins. Bottom Row—B. Walker, V. Moore, P. Lew- is, J. Bascom. J. Nobles, P. Maltby, J. Pool, M. Beckwith. P. Bork. Top Row—J. Granthem, R. Cooper, B. Barrera, J. Camacho. R. Rucker, J. Sanders, J. Cyr, R. Avery, M. Giannotti, L. Guzman. D. Rasor. Middle Row—H. Strukel. L. Bosetti, C. Rinehart. B. Rhodes. E. Webb, C. June. F. Jones, R. Rader. D. Conklin. L. Breedlove, Miss Diamont. Bottom Row—N. Brousseau, J. Stratton, M. Cooper, M. Rex, S. Roberts, L. Fregoso, J. Callegari, L. Florez. EIGHTH GRADE The 8th Grade had a very active year, consisting of a party and three sales. They won the Singing Contest at the beginning of the year. Raymond Bridges was chosen as president, and Jo Ann Bascom was vice-president. Jo Ann Sharon recorded the minutes and Margie Cooper kept care of the money. Mary Giannini and Lecho Guzman were song and yell leaders. Miss Dorothy Diamont was class adviser. The eighth grade gave the seventh grade a run for their money in the Curtis Magazine selling contest, the proceeds of which were given to the Junior Red Cross.

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Back Row—J. Clark, B. B«cker, H. Hud- dleston. R Brou3seau, L. Lotton, B. Brady, R. Nobles. V. Krois. Middle Row—B. Beavers, D. Cutright, B. MacDonald, L. Haueter, R. Anderson, E. Marshall, A. Robinson, N. Merton, R. Phil- lips. M. Warren, T. Estacio, S. Blackketter, Miss Camp. Front Row—F. Gregory. L. Yarber, C. Nie- poth, A. Cailson. M. Coughman, F. Roper, F. Mayberry, E. Reginato, A. Garret, B. Machen, S. Painter, B. Rex. Back Row—R. Villalovos, J. Hart, F. Padia, D. Tipton, J. Ramirez, G. Cravens, R. Robles. C. Gentry, D. Wagner. Middle Row—F. Latham, D. Arrowsmith, L. Reed, D. Leister. J. Hackland, T. Lucero, J. Powers, P. Lucero, G. Guess. Mr. Brat- ton. Front Row—P. Morehouse. V. Gonxales, G. Zoller, N. Gibson, D. Holscher, S. Cody, P. Allen. I. Aldridge, R. VanBlaricom, V. Breedlove. Back Row—R. Mathews. O. Ussery. K. Camacho. J. Guzman. D. Williams. R. Del Carlo. C. Watkins. L. Ganett, J. Sacco, T. Musso. Middle Row—G. Irwin. A. Sordi, B. Jarrard. H. Tibbetts. V. Lofton. F. Phipps. N. Phipps, M. Cooper. J. Kent. D. Ingersoll. Mrs. Clagett. Back Row—D. Purdy, D. Saia. D. Sievers. E. Soli, W. Craig, I. Covert, M. Smith. N. Earp, D. Gardener. FRESHMEN The 9th grade class this year has proven itself to be full of vim, vigor and vitality, and it had a very successful year. The class had few gath- erings because most of the dates on the calendar were taken, but those they had were enjoyed by all. On March 16, the class had a coke sale in the kitchen and they made a very good profit on it. A party was held March 10 in the high school auditorium from 7 to 10. It was the first night party held by Freshmen and it was a huge suc- cess. The success of the party was due to the cooperation of the class. Dancing was the main activity of the evening. Refreshments were sand- wiches, ice cream, cake and soft drinks. The officers of the year are as follows: president, Don Williams; vice-president, Kevin Camacho; secretary, LaDona Yraber; treasurer, Eleanor Soli; yell leader, Jimmy Guzman; song leader, Nadine Gibson.

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Back Row — Moss VanBlaricom. Harold Collins, Jarl Carlson, Morris Rodman, Lawrence VcnLouven, Pat Dempsey. Middle Row — E. Maxwell, F. Evans, D. Oxford, H. Guyton, R. Coleman. M. Lewis, D Edwards, L. Tyler, Mr. McConnell. Front Row — M. Villalovos. M. Hetzel, M. Wimmer. A. Pool, J. Swanson, S. Avery, A. Sanders, G. Lee. Back Row—R. Zoller, L. Schuldies, F. Stop- pel, D. Wiley, L. Holscher, R. Coleman, P. Smith. C. Bollinger, R. Diggs, F. Gottardo. Middle Row—J. Straube, J. Lauer, J. Florez, R. Wilson, I. Londagin, I. Londagin. L. Sullivan, B. Sims. H. Linhart, Miss Strieker. Front Row—B. Gardner, P. Barnes, M. Fre- ?oso, B. Jones, C. Tyler. J. Vandervate, H. owers, C. Ramsey, M. Cyx. Back Row—Mrs. Rodman, R. MacDonald, A. Collier, M. Visinoni, R. Godinez, D. Boomgarden, H. Martinez, D. Vernon, M. Lara, B. Maffi. Front Row—D. Blockketter, R. Vernon, B. Kannier, G. Romero. F. Atkins, B. Scoville, F. Cooper, B. Kar.nier, G. Berlin. SEVENTH GRADE President . . . Jarl Carlson Vice President . Harold Collins Secretary . . Morris Rodman Treasurer . . Mac Lewis Yell Leader . Patricia Stoppel Song Leader . . Bonnie Sims Executive Committee Representative . . David Edwards Class Adviser . . A. W. McConnell On September 25, 1944, seventy-five seventh graders reported for duty. They spent the first few days getting acquainted with their new surroundings. The next order of business was the election of class of- ficers. Mr. McConnell presided at the first class meeting. During the year the class held a very successful novelty sale, took second pla6e in the annual Song Contest, led in selling magazine subscriptions for the Junior Red Cross, has been active in class and school athletic and social events, and five of its members have served on Student Court.