Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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TOP ROW—D. Gooderham, C. Parker, G. Hackland, L. Sing. SECOND ROW—Mr . Hsrmins Clagget, A. Garcia, B. Jollriss, W. Bow- man, M. Wunderlich, J. Lusker, M. Hibbs, H. Lindstrom. FRONT ROW—M. Jones, V. Le Ford, L. Breedlove. M. Kennedy. P. Cald- well, A. Favero, J. Sharon. D. Andreoni. TOP ROW—J. Doering. D. Chandler. R. Bridge . E. Krueger. C. More- house, A. Kaupanger, V. Krois, E. Beadnell, B. Sargent. MIDDLE ROW -Miss Camo, D. Martin, M. Giannini, S. Pari», L. Malli, M. Cutright, J. Adams, J. Diggle, T. Elliot. FRONT ROW—P. Maltby, J. Noble . J. Ba com, M. Bouyear. E. Ca ia . B. Serna, M. Beckwith, J. Pool. 9 C— TOP ROW—L. Bosetti, R. Avery, R. Cooper. J. Sanders. B. Barrera. J. Camacho. L. Guzman, M. Giannotti. R. Green. MIDDLE ROW—Mr. Nelson, R. Rucker, J. Cyr, D. Conklin, B. Rhodes. L. Fregoso, J. Callegari, L. Florez. BOTTOM ROW —M. Re . C. June. F. Jones, R. Rader. M. Cooper, N. Brousseau. S. Roberts, M. Brent. The Freshman class had an active year with Ray Rucker as President. Assisting him were Louis Bosetti, Vice-President; Earl Beadnell, Treasurer; and Jo Ann Bascom, Secretary, with Lecho Guzman, Yell Leader, and Margie Coop- er, Song Leader, keeping their spirits up. The class sold novelties at the Hallowe'en Carnival,,had several coke sales and a Spring party. Mr. Robert Maggoria was class adviser. 19

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The Sophomores, who, with their 72 members, made up the largest class in school, were led through a successful year by a capable, alert group of officers, made up of Jimmy Guzman, President; Aldo Sordi, Vice-President; Dorothy Outright, Secretary; Frieda Gregory, Treasurer; and Eleanor Soli, Song Leader. The Sophomores started out the year by presenting the Spook House at the annual Hallowe'en Carnival, which formerly had always been sponsored by the Seniors. The Assembly Singing Trophy was won this year by the Class of ”48”- repetition of their victory in the singing contest when they were seventh graders. The tenth grade, confronted with putting on the Christmas Dance, the first of their high school career, showed themselves very capable. Many sophomore boys took part in school athletics—12 were represented on the football team and 11 on the basketball teams. 10 A— TOP ROW—A. Sordi. K. Camacho. J. Sacco, R. Stone, C. Watkins, G. Irwin. T. Musso, W. Jarrard. MIDDLE ROW—Mrs. Bratton, B. Elliot, J. Guzman, D. Saia. W. Stone, D. Williams. D. Pitts, S. Serna. D. Ingersol, Mrs. Clagett. FRONT ROW—F. McCary, J. Hart, M. Cooper. E. Soli, I. Craig, D. Sievers. S. Jeffries, I. Covert. 10 B— TOP ROW—G. Guess, P. Lucero. F. Wright. J. Hackland, D. Tipton, R. Mathews, G. Cravens, R. Villalovos. ... . MIDDLE ROW—Miss Mastin. J. Powers, F. Latham. W. Bums, D. Wag- ner, C. Gentry. J. Ramirez, T. Luero. M „ FRONT ROW—I. Aldridge. D. Roberts. V. Gonzalez, N. Gibson. D. Holscher. R. Van Blaricom. D. Leister. J. Evans. 10 C— TOP ROW—S. Blackketter, L. Haueter. L. Atkins. B. Becker, B. Mac Donald. R. Cloud. T. Estacio. E. Marshall. MIDDLE ROW—Mr. Nelson. F. Roper, M. Caughman, R. Phillips. F. MaybeiTY, L. Lofton, R. Nobles, L. Yarber, A. Minshall. FRONT ROW—D. Silver. E. Reginato. S. Painter. F. Gregory. C. Nle- Doth. A. Carlson. B. Beavers. D. Cutright.

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The eighth grade started its activities cfi this year by having a cake sale. Later in the semester the members had a very successful class party, and second semester plans included another party and picnic. They sold magazine subscriptions for the Junior Red Cross, school caps and pennants lor the school rooting section, and ice cream at the Hallowe'en Carnival for the student body. Boys' and girls' athletic teams were organized and the games played gave good promise of good material for future school teams. It was a good year— lots of fun—lots of work—lots of friends. Much of the success of the program was due to the work of the class advisers and class officers who kept things going. Th« « officers were: Rogelio Godinez, President; David Edwards. c® resident; Donald Vernon, Secretary; Morris Rodman, Treasurer; Ronnie MacDonald and Fritz Stoppel, Yell Leaders; Anna Mae Pool and Helen Smith, Song Leaders; Mac Lewis, Ex-Committee Representa- ble. The class advisers were Miss Mastin and Mr. Bristol. 8 A— TOP ROW—G. Berlin, M. Lewis, D. Boomgarden, M. Van Blaricom, L. Van Leuven, E. Wilbur, R. Coleman, D. Edwards. B. Kannier, D. Oxford. THIRD ROW—Mrs. Huggins, L. Edgeworth, B. Alemeda, M. Rodman, R. Diggs, J. Carlson, M. Villalovos. SECOND ROW—G. Romero, I. Lcndagin, I. Londagin, J. Swanson, P. Stoppel. Waggs, S. Avery, A. Pool. FRONT ROW—D. Vernon, E. Maxwell, D. Blackketter, L. Tyler, L. Cloud. F. Stoppel. 8 B— BACK ROW- J. Florez. A. Collier. R. MacDonald. F. Gottardo. M. Visinoni, R. Godinez, L. Holscher, J. Scott, R. Vernon. THIRD ROW—Mrs. Rodman, C. Bollinger, M. Cyr, B. Gooden, R. Sloan, F. Cooper, B. Scoville, C. Tyler, L. Sullivan. SECOND ROW—J. Mooney, R. Coleman, M. Hetzel, C. Ramsey, A. Sanders, G. Lee, H. Powers, M. Fregoeo, F. Atkins. FRONT ROW—H. Martinez. J. Straube. R. Lambert, L. Schuldies, R. Wilson. M. Lara. B. Maffi.