Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1950 volume:

WESTWOOD JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL c h i p m u n k 19 5 0 VOLUME 4 4 WESTWOOD JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SHOOL • WESTWOOD, CALIFORNIA FOREWORD... In the Lassen area of the Sierra, high above the Feather River Canyon, a life close to nature goes hand in hand with our pursuit of knowledge in preparation for adult life. We are in- deed fortunate to enjoy the hunting seasons: deer, duck, geese, pheasant, dove, bear, antelope, and fishing. From November to March, students ski at the Sulphur Works on Mt. Lassen. Three or four lakes supply us with skating: Almanor, Walker Lake, Mill Pond, and Chester Causeway. Hiking, swimming, and camping are other sports enjoyed in the area. DEDICATIO!!... The 1950 Chipmunk staff dedicates this edition to Mr. Richard Scarlett, art teacher and coach, in recognition of his long service to the students of Westwood Junior-Senior High. He has taught us to appreciate the usefulness of art In our everyday life and the beauty which it may bring into our homes. Mr. Scarlett also coached the B basketball team to the 1949-50 championship in the Feather River League. TABLE OF COlUEmS •ADMINISTRATION • CLASSES •ORGANIZATIONS • SPORTS •ADVERTISEMENTS Just as the mother quail leads her young to food and safety, so the administration and student officers lead the youth of our high school in growth and maturity. ADMINISTRATION PRIIKIPRL’S messAGE A long time ago Emerson wrote, The true test of civilization is not the census, nor the size of cities, nor wealth—no, but the kind of a man a coun- try turns out. Today, those words still ring true. MR. G. R. HASKELL Principal If we accept the purpose of education in our country to be the improvement of our American democracy through the development of the individual, what kind of a man should we be trying to turn out ? He should certainly be armed with knowledge and skills needed to become a pro- ductive citizen. He should have an attitude of respect for the dignity and worth of the individual. He must understand that selfishness and self-centeredness must give way to a new emphasis on shared values and the promoting of the general welfare. In order to guard his personal liberty and freedom he must be willing to take an active interest, as a good citizen, in all levels of government. Our warmest congratulations to our graduating seniors! We have faith in the future of America be- cause we have faith in them. lUk v j BOARD OF TRUSTEES FIRST ROW. Uft to right: Mr. Jack Sawyer. Mr. Fred Hull. SECOND ROW: Mr. Glen Thurgood, Mr. Francis Snook. ABSENT: Mr. Arthur Barrett, resigned. 7 MR. LEONARD RANDALL Vice-Principal MRS. MARGARET FRODSHAM Registrar FACULTY FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Dian Wittry, Mrs. Ellen Collins, Miss Louise Allen, Miss Esther Firth, Mrs. Hermine Clagett, Mrs. Margaret Frodsham, Miss Edna Van Orth- wick, Miss Ann Ufer, Mrs. Amy Bangle, Miss Alice Florez. SECOND ROW: Mr. Tony Marrazzo, Mr. Richard Hoag, Mr. Richard Scarlett. Mr. Ray Haskell, Mr. Harttie Menke, Mr. Hoyt Baker, Mrs. Albina White, Mr. Stanley Black. THIRD ROW: Mr. Donald Glasgow, Mr. Henry Ornellas. Mr. Orrin Hoffman, Mr. Leonard Randall, Mr. Cyril Helton, Mr. Joseph Swift, Mr. Henry Sam- borski, Mr. Donald Wittry. CUSTODIANS Mrs. Freida Wunderlich Mr. Max Wunderlich Mr. Donald Glasgow Basics 7. 12. Citiz. 8. Mr. Cyril Helton Basics 8. II, Dramatics. Mr. Richard Hoag Science 7, 8. Biol. Sr. Sci., Read. 7. Mr. Orrin Hoffman Boys' P.E. 7-12. Mr. Anthony Marrazzo Basics 7. 10, Read. 7. Mr. Harttie Menke Shop 7-9, Woodshop 2. Shop Maint. Mr. Henry Ornellas Chorus. Jr. High-Adv. Band, Instru. Prac. Mr. Leonard Randall Sen. Prob.. Citiz. 8, Worta Geog. Mr. Henry Samborski Basic 9, Bkpg. 10-12, Bus. Math. 9. Pre-flight. Mr. Richard Scarlett Art 7-12, Arts Crafts. Mr. Joseph Swift Basic 9, 12. Math. 7. Gen. Math. Miss Ann Ufer Girls' P. E. 7-12. Miss Edna Van Orthwick Homemaking 7-12. Mrs. Albina White Basics 7. 10. Math. 7. Mrs. Dian Wittry Basics 8. 12. Eng. 12, Journalism. Mr. Donald Wittry Basics 8, II, Math. 8. LYLE CLOUD President MOSS VAN BLARICOM Vice-President JO ANN SWANSON Secretary tommy McDonald Treasurer I LA LONDAGIN Yell Leader AUDREY SANDERS Song Leader STUDEI1T BODV OFFICERS This year has been a busy and successful year for our student body officers. The office of president was fulfilled by Lyle Cloud; the assembly committee and flag salute was led by Moss Van Blaricom; the secretary’s notes were kept by Jo Ann Swanson; Tommy McDonald kept the finances in order; while Audrey Sanders led the songs and I la Londagin rooted out the yells. The appointive student body officers were David Edwards, business manager, and Rogelio Godinez, publicity manager, who did splendid jobs in fulfilling their offices. The student body officers who attended the Chico Student Leaders' Conference on February I Ith were Lyle Cloud, Moss Van Blaricom, Jo Ann Swanson, Tommy Mc- Donald, Audrey Sanders, and David Edwards. This conference was for the purpose of discussing school problems with other schools. The student body officers who attended the meetings of the Plumas County As- sociation of Student Councils were Lyle Cloud, Moss Van Blaricom, Jo Ann Swanson, and Tommy McDonald. The purpose of this conference is for working out school problems with the other schools in the Feather River League. The student body officers showed great skill in the fulfillment of their offices this year. 10 ADminiSTRRTIUE COUflCIL EXECUTIUE COmmiTTEE The Administrative Council, being the highest court of the school, helps govern student and school affairs. The Council is composed of ten members, five students and five faculty members. The faculty members are Mr. Ray Haskell, principal; Mr. Leonard Randall, vice-principal; Mr. Joseph Swift, director of student body activities: Mrs. Margaret Frodsham. registrar; and Mr. Orrin Hoffman, director of athletics. The student members are David Edwards and Dorothy Goins, senior repre- sentatives; Tommy McDonald, junior representative: Harlan Warwick, sophomore representative: and Lyle Cloud, student body president. Throughout the year the Council was con- fronted with a number of problems, both school and com- munity. One of the problems concerning the school was un- excused absences and tardies, which resulted in the assign- ment of detention periods. The community problem was traffic. In the Council, a student committee was formed to improve the safety habits of our students. This committee worked to- gether and put on assemblies concerning the safety of the students and adults of Westwood. The Administrative Council was very successful in working out the problems which confronted them. The Executive Committee meets each Monday during 6th period under the guidance of Mr. Joseph Swift. It is composed of all student body officers. In addition, the tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades each have three elected representatives. The powers and duties of Executive Committee are: 1— To make and enforce any rules necessary for the better- ment of the school, its life and interests. 2— To grant charters to clubs and other school organizations. 3— To approve all athletic and special awards upon recom- mendations of the coach and principal. A—To supervise all matters concerning extracurricular ac- tivities and the payment of bills. 5— All awards recommended by teachers will be subject to the approval of the committee. 6— Shall grant awards other than those mentioned above. ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL FIRST ROW. left to right: T. McDonald, D. Edwards, B. Ceaglio, L. Cloud. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Margaret Frod- sham, D. Goins, H. Warwick, Mr. Jo- seph Swift, Mr. Leonard Randall, Mr Ray Haskell. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW. left to right: C. Petty. L. Walker, I. Londagin, A. Sanders. L. Boomgarden, W. Oxford. SECOND ROW: T. McDonald, D. Edwards, L. Roper, M. Van Blaricom, R. Isbell. B Gardner. THIRD ROW: F. Stoppel, L. Cloud, Mr. Joseph Swift. ABSENT: Jo Ann Swanson. 12 MAXEY, OUR JANITOR MR. DONALD WITTRY MR AND MRS. CYRIL HELTON MRS. MAX WUNDERLICH MR. DONALD GLASGOW MISS ALICE FLOREZ AND MRS. AMY BANGLE MRS. DONALD WITTRY MRS. MILLIE MARTIN MR. HOYT BAKER Just as the trout swims upstream each year to complete its natural instinct to spawn, so the students of Westwood attend classes to complete their preparation for life. NALD VERNON President MARIO VISINONI MARY SELENE KEITH CLIVE BOLLINGER IDA LONDAGIN HELEN POWERS Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Yell Leader Song Leader SERIOR HISTORV Entering our Sophomore year, our activities were limited, but the highlight of the year was the annual Christmas Dance. As we approached our Junior year we were quite active, sponsoring the Junior Stardust Dance, and sharing the Junior-Senior Prom and picnic with the Seniors. During the first quarter of our senior year we had a Junior-Senior Football Game. This is the first year that a game of this sort has been played. The game was followed by a Senior Pot Luck held at the Westwood Jr.-Sr. High School Auditorium. The second quarter we got off to a good start by having a Barn Dance at the Moose Hall. The Valentines’ Dance, which we sponsored, was held in the third quarter and open to the student body. The last quarter was filled with many activities including Baccalaureate, Senior Banquet, the Junior-Senior Picnic, the Junior-Senior Prom, Senior Luncheon at Lassen Junior College, Senior Field Day at Cal-pine Resort, the Senior Play, Girl Shy, given May 19, 1950, and to finish up the gala year, Graduation. 15 CECIL ADKINS Transferred from Shaffer Union High 3 Basketball 3 DARRELL BARNES Journalism 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 2, 4 National Thespian Society 4 GERRI BOSTIAN Transferred from Berendo Jr. High Dramatics National Thespian Society 4 LYLE CLOUD Student Body President 4 Ex. Committee 4 Administrative Council 4 Student Court 4 Student Leaders Conference 4 Rally Committee 4 Football 3. 4 Track 3 Block W 4 HAROLD COLLINS Ex. Committee I Sr. Band 1 3 Dramatics 4 National Thespian Society 4 Chorus 3 Football 3 Student Court 2. 4 Prom Committee 3 16 RICHARD COLEMAN Chorus 3 AUGUST COLLIER Six Man Football 3 Block W 4 Baseball 3, 4 Chorus 3 Dramatics 2 FLORA JUNE COOPER G. A. A. 1-4 Block W 3. 4 Journalism 2. 4, Editor 2 Annual Staff 4 Drill Team 2 Honor Roll 4 TED CURTEMAN Dramatics 2 Track 2 KENNETH DILL Transferred from Broak- haven High School 3 Football 3-4 Block W 4 RALPH DIGGS Football 1-4 Basketball 1-4 Baseball 2, 3 Block W 3. 4 DAVID EDWARDS Student Body Bus. Mgr. 4 C. S. F. 1-4, President 3 Hi-Y 2-4 Ex. Committee 4 Administrative Council 2-4 Rally Committee 4 Student Leaders Confer- ence 2-4 C. S. F. Conference 2, 3 Honor Roll 1-4 BEVERLY FLEMING G. A. A. I Tri-Y I. 2 Dramatics 2 Ski Club 2. 3 MERCED FREGOSO Journalism 4, Editor Annual Staff 4, Literary Editor G. A. A. 1-4, Athletic Mgr. 4 Block W 3. 4 F. H. A.3,4 Honor Roll 1-4 C. S. F. 4 DOROTHY GOINS G. A. A. 1-4, Treasurer 3, President 4 Block W 3, 4 Class President 3 C. S. F. 2-4 F. H. A. 4 Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 2. 3 National Thespian So- ciety 4 Rally Committee 4 Senior Play Girls' State 3 Honor Roll 1-4 Administrative Council 4 Tri-Y 4 JOSE7 FLORES Student Court 4 Block W 3. 4 Baseball 2-4 Basketball 1-4 Football 1-4 Dramatics 4 National Thespian Society 4 ROGELIO GODINEZ Block W 2-4, President 3 Student Body Publicity Manaqer 4 Baseball I, 2 Basketball I. 2 Football I, 2 Track I, 2 Ex. Committee 4 Rally Committee 4 FULVIO GOTTARDO Basketball 2-4 Football I Block W 4 Six Man Football I, Mgr. 17 MARIE HETZEL Transferred from Ackley High I Chorus I Dramatics 4 National Thespian Society 4 F. H. A. 2 J. D. HUDSON Transferred from Westville High 3 GEORGIA ANNE LEE G. A. A. 1-4 Ski Club 3. 4 Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 2, 4 National Thespian Society 4 Tri-Y 4 IDA LONDAGIN G. A. A. 14, Treasurer 4 Class Yell Leader 4 Tri-Y 2-4, Treasurer 3 Ski Club 4 Girls Block W 3, 4 Honor Roll 4 Dramatics 2 Student Leaders Conference 3 LAWRENCE HOLSCHER Baseball I Football 1-3 Block W 2-4 Dramatics 4 National Thespian Society 4 Student Court 2 Student Leaders Conference 3 MARY SELINE KEITH C. S. F. 2 4 Class Secretary 2. 4 Class Vice President 3 Honor Roll 14 MARYA LERWILL Chorus 4 Dramatics 4 National Thespian Society 4 Tri-Y 2 4 ILA LONDAGIN G. A. A. 1-4 Student Body Yell Leader 3. 4 Tri-Y 2 4. President 3 Ski Club 4 Girls' Block W 3, 4 Dramatics 2 - . Honor Roll 4 , Student Leaders Conference 3 i ip ■ HENRY MARTINEZ Basketball 2-4 Baseball 3, 4 Honor Roll 2, 3 C. S. F. 3 JOEL MOONEY Band I, 2 Hi-Y 2-4 Ski Club 1-4 Class Treasurer 3 Student Court 3 Basketball 1-4 Football 3. 4 DORIS MYERS Tri-Y 4. Secretary Dramatics 2. 4 National Thespian Society 4 CONNIE PETTY Transferred from South Emery High 4 Ex. Committee 4 Dramatics 4 National Thespian Society 4 F. H. A. 4 Journalism 4 Tri-Y 4 HELEN POWERS Class Secretary 3 Class Song Leader 4 jClass Secretary I G. A. A. 14 Block W 3. 4 Tri-Y 2-4 Journalism 2, 4 Rally Committee 4 Honor Roll 1-4 EUGENE MAXWELL Orchestra 1-4 Band 1-4 Hi-Y 3. 4 C. S. F. 4 Six Man Football 3 Baseball I BETTE MURRELL Annual Staff 3. 4, Business Mgr. 4 Tri-Y 2-4, President 4 Dramatics 2-4, Secretary 4 National Thespian Society 4 C. S. F. 2-4 Honor Roll 1-4 Prom Committee 3 Student Leaders Con- ference 3 DENVER OXFORD Baseball I Band 2 ANNA MAE POOL G. A. A. 1-4 Chorus 3. 4 Annual Staff 1-4 Editor 4. Photo Editor 3 Journalism 3, 4 Block W 3, 4 Library Staff I Prom Committee 3 Student Leaders Con- ference 3 Honor Roll 4 MARILYN RAGLIN Transferred from Areata Union High 4 19 JERRY RICE Dramatics 2. 4 National Thespian Society 4 LEE ROY SCHULDIES Football 3, 4 Basketball 1-4 Baseball 3, 4 Track I Student Court 4 AUDREY SANDERS Student Body Song Leader 4 Dramatics 2,.4 President 4 National Thespian Society 4 G. A. A. 1-4 Block W 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3 Drill Team 2 Ski Club 4 Tri-Y 2 4 Ex. Committee 4 Rally Committee 3. 4 Class Song Leader 3 Honor Roll I. 2 Student Leaders Con- ference 4 BETTY JEAN SCOVILLE G. A. A. 1-4 Block W 3. 4 Journalism 2. 4 Annual Staff 4 Photo Editor Honor Roll 3. 4 C. S. F. 4 ROSELLA SLOAN G. A. A. 1-3 Drill Team 2 Chorus 4 Dramatics 4 Journalism 3 JO ANN SWANSON Student Body Secretary 3. 4 G. A. A. 1-4 Block W 3. 4 Ski Club 3. 4 F. H. A. 3 Tri-Y 2-4 Drill Team 2 Ex. Committee 3, 4 Rally Committee 3, 4 Student Leaders Con- ference 3. 4 Honor Roll 4 20 FRITZ STOPPEL Basketball I, 2 Track 1-4 Six Man Football I. 2 Football 3, 4 Hi-Y 2-4. Treasurer 3 Block W 3. 4. Treasurer 3 Vice President 4 Band 1-3 Student Court 2. 4 Ex. Committee 2-4 Student Body Publicity Manager 3, 4 Student Leaders Con- ference 3 JOHN STRAUBE MOSS VAN BLARICOM Student Body Vice Pres. 4 Class Treasurer I, 2 C. S. F. 3. 4 Honor Roll 2-4 Track I Ski Club 3. 4 Basketball 3 Ex. Committee 3. 4 Student Court 3. 4 Assembly Committee 4 Rally Committee 4 Boys' State 3 Student Leaders Con- ference 4 J LARRY VAN LEUVEN Chorus 3 Journalism 2. 3 RONALD VERNON Band 1-4, Captain 4 Orchestra 2-4 Ski Club 1-4, Vice Pres. 4 Hi-Y 2-4 Class President 4 EDDIE WILBUR Track I Football 2. 3 Ski Club 14 Hi-Y 2-4 MR. DONALD GLASGOW Advisor Basic I2B DONALD VERNON Band 2-4 Ski Club 1-4 Football 3. 4 Basketball 1-4 Student Court 2 Ex. Committee 3 MARIO VISINONI Football 1-4 Basketball 2-4 Baseball 2-4 Block W 2-4 Class Vice President 4 CLARENCE WRIGHT MR. JOSEPH SWIFT Basic I2A MRS. DIAN WITTRY Basic I2C 21 DOZING KEITH FISHER—EDWARDS TAKING IT EASY MODEL POOL SENIOR CAPS PIGTAILS—UGH!! LOVERS QUITE A CROWD QUITE A GUY HANDSOME CURLY TOP HUBBA-HUBBA! SKIERS MONKEY ATKINS FRENCHMEN SHOWOFF 22 SERIOR WILL I, Cecil Adkins, will my car to anyone who is brave enough to get in it. I. Francine Atkins, will my shortness to my sister Barbara. I. Darrell Barnes, will my intelligence to anyone who can find it. I, Clive Bollinger, will my good nature to Mocca Jean Jeffries. I, Gerri Bostian, will my ability to tame boys to Jeannette Cloud. I, Lyle Cloud, will my orange hair to next year's football team. I, Richard Coleman, will my hair to Mr. Swift. I, August Collier, will the knock in my car to Gene Ayres' Ford. I, Harold Collins, will Mrs. Wittry to some poor un- fortunate junior. I, Flora June Cooper, will my ability to change the color of my hair and make it look good to any junior girl that needs it. I, Ted Curteman, will my ability to ditch school without getting caught to Charles Miller. I, Ralph Diggs, will my football shoes to Tony Florez. I, Kenneth Dill, will my purple football pants to anyone who can fill them. I, David Edwards, will my three years of Latin to Lloyd Small. I, Beverly Fleming, will my ability to catch a man to Willemma Irwin. I, Jose Florez, will my weight to Felix Timbue Lopez. I, Merced Fregoso, will my ability to play baseball to JoAnn Phelan. I, Rogelio Godinez, will my basketball ability to Eugene Egg Nunez. I, Dorothy Goins, will my temper to my sister, Rose- leta. I, Fulvio Gottardo, will my teeth to Ruben Godinez. I, Marie Hetzel, will my hair to Ailene, Fama, Dot and Glenna. I, Lawrence Holscher, will my football ability to James Hoffman. I, J. D. Hudson, will my curly hair to Claude Mclnnis. I, Mary Selene Keith, will my wonderful memory to Nancy Jensen. I, Georgia Ann Lee, will my knowledge of geometry to Mrs. Frodsham. I, Marya Lerwill, will my fire engine red lingerie to Clyda Guess; it should go well with her red hair. I, Ida Londagin, will my bookkeeping ruler to Kay Bates in hope she will find good use for it. I, I la Londagin, will my assortment of freckles to Lola Boomgarden; God be with her. I, Jackie Lorton, will my infatuation for Susanville boys to Bobbie Jo Chesshir. I, Bruno Maffi, will my pole vaulting ability to Tony Florez. I, Henry Martinez, will my Algebra II book to Felix Lopez. I, Eugene Maxwell, will my height to Laver Roper. I, Joel Mooney, will my basic courses to some happy- go-lucky junior. I, Bette Murrell, will my height to Karen Wickman. I, Doris Myers, will my ability to skip school and get caught to any senior of 51 . I, Denver Oxford, will my seat in English to Buddy Gibson. I, Connie Petty, will my appreciation of the oppo- site sex to Mary Lopez. I, Anna Mae Pool, will my ability to drive a truck to the fool who thinks very little of himself. I, Helen Powers, will my trip to the Tri-Y conference in Mr. Wittry's air-conditioned car to any un- fortunate candidate next year. I, Marilyn Raglin, will to my sister Leslie my ability to pass U. S. History and not study. I, Jerry Rice, will my regrets to the girls I leave behind. I, Audrey Sanders, will my love scenes in dramatics to Mr. Helton. I, Lee Roy Schuldies, will my position on the foot- ball and B basketball teams to Rulo Llamas. I, Betty Scoville, will my rosy complexion and daz- zling blue eyes to Mary Lopez. I, Rosella Sloan, will my blonde hair to anyone who can do it and keep it. I, Fritz Stoppel, will my ability to argue politics to whoever wants it. I, Patsy Stoppel, will my long wavy hair to Richard Isbell. I, John Straube, will my height to Harlan Warwick. I, Jo Ann Swanson, will my skiing ability to Bobby Summers. I, Moss Van Blaricom, will my Model T Ford (Bucket of bolts) to the auto mechanics class. I, Larry Van Leuven, will my Shot Rod to Jerry Emerson. I, Donald Vernon, will my gold teeth to Jimmy Bell Canada. I, Ronald Vernon, will my hair to Mr. Wittry. I, Mario Visinoni, will my football ability to Leno Callegari. I, Eddie Wilbur, will my success with women to Gene Ayres. I, Ronnie Wilson, will my week ends to Bill Sievers. 23 Jo« Rorei ‘'Ducky Vornon Mo� � Van Blorieom Bruno Meffi Georgia Anna Laa MARYA LERWEIL Dorothy Goin� Do� i Myar BEST ATHLETES BEST PERSONALITY MOST INTELLIGENT NEATEST Denver Oiford BaHy Scoville J. D. Hudton Audrey Sandar� Mo� � Van Blaricom Dorothy Goin� ; Oh wad some power the cjiftie gie us . . . to see oursels as others see us! -Robert Burns Harold CoNin� BEST DANCER Cecil Adkim Froncine Atkin CUTEST COUPLE Beverly Homing BEST DANCER SeniOR HOROSCOPE ro cn NAME LIKES DISLIKES AMBITION Adkins, Cecil ...........Francine ....................................Conceited people..............Auto mechanic ...................................... Atkins, Francine ........Cecil .......................................Poor sports...................Housewife .......................................... Barnes, Darrell .........To eat.......................................Work..........................Photographer........................................ Bollinger, Clive . .....Big meals ...................................Poachers......................To be a family man ...................... Bostian, Gerri...........Boys.........................................Democrats ....................40-room house with 20 maids......................... Coleman, Richard ........Women........................................Husbands......................To be a baker....................................... Cloud, Lyle..............Sports ......................................English classes...............Engineer ........................................... Collier, August..........Loafing .....................................Work..........................State policeman .................................... Collins, Harold..........Wine, women and song.........................English class.................Box factory......................................... Cooper, Fiora June.......Tall, dark and handsome boys.................Pork chops................?...Be editor of a big newspaper........................ Curteman, Ted ...........Food ........................................Westwood .....................Gunsmith ........................................... Diggs, Ralph.............Sports . ...............................Cold weather..................Lab technician...................................... Dill, Kennith ...........Football ....................................Republicans ..................Engineer..........................................._ Edwards, David...........Los Angeles .................................Cabbage ......................Psychiatrist ....................................... Fleming, Beverly.........My husband ..................................Oysters.......................Housewife .......................................... Florez, Joe..............Everything ..................................Conceited people..............Grow a mustache..................................... Fregoso, Merced .........Be around people.............................Rude boys ....................Boa secretary....................................... Godinez, Rogelio.........Rosie........................................Working nights ...............Body and fender man................................. Goins, Dorothy...........Most people..................................Homework .....................Homemaking teacher.................................. Gottardo. Fulvio.........Sports ......................................Essays and homework...........Mechanic ........................................... Hetzel, Marie............Jim, dancing and pie.........................Catty women...................Play the accordion.................................. Holscher, Lawrence ......Mary . ...................................Work..........................Cattle rancher...................................... Hudson, J. D.............Everything ..................................Box factory...................Millionaire ........................................ Keith, Mary Selene.......Summer vacation..............................Cooking ......................Homemaking teacher.................................. Lee, Georgia Anno........Food ........................................Boys ...........................Marry a millionaire with one foot in the grave.... Lerwill, Marya...........People, especially of the opposite sex.......Spinach ......................Commercial artist................................... Londagin. Ida............Members of the opposite sex..........v.......Members of my own sex.........Bookkeeper for Jack Benny........................... Londagin, I la...........Canasta .....................................Prunes with chocolate syrup...Sales clerk at Sears Roebuck...................... Lorton, Jackie...........Blond-headed boys............................Freckles......................Get through college................................. M arfi, Bruno .Sports ..................................... A a Iking ro sc h ool Cd r pen ter ....................................... Martinez, Henry..........Everything but homework.........................Homework ..................Be a chemical engineer.............................. Maxwell, Eugene..........Cars .......................:................Dishes .......................Teacher............................................. Mooney, Joel ............Good looking girls.............................Conceited people............Logging engineer.................................... Murrell, Bette...........Pineapple upside-down cake.................Aggressive people ............Dental nurse........................................ Myers, Doris.............Quiet people.................................Rowdy boys ...................Dietitian .......................................... Oxford, Denver...........Baseball ....................................Cars that don't start...........Travel ........................................... Petty. Connie ...........Everyone.....................................Homework .....................Be a telephone operator............................. Pool, Anna Mae...........Kerbie...................................... Loud people..................Be a good wife...................................... Powers, Idelcn ......••••••••..•••• Food Bad sports ...................Beautician «mm � ............... Raglin, Marilyn..........Music and seafood..........................Conceited people..............Bo a receptionist or bookkeeper..................... Rice. Jerry..............Vivacious feminino pulchritude................Work ........................Bo a millionaire.................................... Sanders, Audrey..........Gil..........................................Boys (Ha!) ...................Professional badminton player....................... Schuldies, Lee Roy.......Sports and food..............................Brunettes ....................Draftsman........................................... Scoville. Betty..........Good times ..................................Braggers......................Reporter............................................ Sloan, Rosella...........All men......................................Cats .........................Private secretary................................... Stoppel, Fritz ..........Food ..........................................Democrats ..................Business executive . ................. Stoppel, Patricia .......Music and sports...........................Spoiled people ...............Second Louis Armstrong ................. Straube, John............Just about everything........................Getting up in the morning.....Get up in the world................................. Swanson, JoAnn ..........Boys ............................... ........Getting up in the morning.....Marry a millionaire................................. Van Blaricom. Moss ......To eat ......................................English ......................Architect .......................................... Van Leuven, Larry........Staying out all night........................School........................Millionaire ........................................ Vernon, Donald (Ducky) ..Girls .......................................Green cheese..................Mechanic ..................;........................ Vernon, Ronald...........Girls .......................................Catty women...................Electrician ........................................ Visinoni, Mario (Bombo)..All sports...................................Box factory...................Mechanic ........................................... Wilbur, Eddie............Women........................................Conceited people..............«Get out of Westwood ............................... Wilson, Ronnie...........Joanne ......................................School........................Forest ranger ...................................... FATE Bachelor Old maid Artist's model Breeder of rabbits Housewife Plumber Lifeguard Alcatraz inmate Street cleaner Dye tester Mr. America, 1953 Grave digger Thin man in circus Interior decorating School teacher Barber Usherette Shoe shine boy Inmate at Happydale Dentist Snake charmer Sheep herder Gambler Mother of 10 children Bigamist Beautician Toni twin Beauty parlor girl Bathing suit demonstrator Floor walker Night watchman Dishwasher Heavyweight champion Horse doctor Tap dancer Live in Clear Creek Bar fly Mrs. America. 1954 Manager of a mental institution Housewife Working at the box factory 20th century Delilah Town busybody Night club dancer Cat farmerette Democrat president nominee Housewife Stilt walker Marry a tramp Salesman Hot-rod racer Fly to the moon Bachelor Shoemaker Dentist College professor Qwwa. This year was a very active year for the class of 51. They started their junior year by winning the song contest and taking second place in the yell contest. They worked hard on their blue and sil- ver Stardust Dance which took place March 31. Financial backing for a swimming party, dance, junior and senior picnic, junior and senior prom was the result of selling candy and cokes. Mr. Donald Wittry was the class advisor. The juniors received their rings a er Christmas vacation. OFFICERS FRANK COCHRAN. PHIL TRUJILLO..... JAN BINGHAM....... PETER CYR......... BOBBIE JO CHESSHIR JIMMIE BELL CANADA .....PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT ....SECRETARY ....TREASURER .YELL LEADER . SONG LEADER Glamour Gal Pin-up Cloud Summer Time BASIC I IA FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Fisher, B Martin, W. Oxford, J. Gibson, M. Jeff- ries. B. Chesshir, E. Colbert, J. Cloud. SECOND ROW: Mr. Donald Wittry. P Cyr, L. Butcher, R. Smythe, K. Thomp- son. V. Simon, B. Sievers. THIRD ROW: B Kaupanger, A. Hunter, R. Robson. G. Aldrich, P. Trujillo, J. Lauer, C. Howard. BASIC I IB FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Edmonds, E. Cantrell, J. Craig, L. Boomgarden. P. Foster. B. Conger. N. Jones.SECOND ROW: D. Bollinger, J. Lutrell. H. Tyler. G. Ayres, B. Jensen, B. Terry, Mr. Cyril Helton. THIRD ROW: G. Small, R. Purdy, K. Snook, D. Olson, C. Mclnnes, R. Godinez, R. Romero. BASIC IIC FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Villalovos. N. Jensen, P. Conger, D. Demsher, J. Phelan. M. Lopez, J. Bingham, B Og burn. SECOND ROW: D. Eller. A. Ox- ford. J. Canada. R. Doering. W. Irwin, G. Stanley. W. Gregory, T. McDonald. J. McNeil. Mrs. Hermine Claqett. THIRD ROW: F. Cochran. R. Isbell. B Summers. L. Roper. R. Graham. J. Mar- tinez, B. Ceaglio, R. Reginato. 27 SopJwmjoiSL ClaMu This year the Sophomore class was one of the most active classes in the whole school. They had a very successful Christmas Dance which was held in the Westwood audi- torium during the second quarter. Different types of sales were held in order to obtain money for their parties and other activities. During the third quarter they held a picnic and in addition, a skating party the fourth quarter. All of the students cooperated with their advisor, Miss Louise Allen, thus making their Sophomore year one they will always re- member. OFFICERS HARLAN WARWICK...............PRESIDENT MORRIS BOSETTI . VICE-PRESIDENT ANNA BLAKEMORE.............. SECRETARY bobbie McDonald..............treasurer MARLENE RICE......................SONG LEADER MARY SANCHEZ YELL LEADER BASIC IOA FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Demsher, B. Lear. C. Romero. B. Burns, B. Gard- ner. SECOND ROW: B. Seals. V. Wal- lace. L. Huddleston, D. Funk, K. Wick- man, G. Corbett, M. Casillas, U. Com- ingdeer. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Albina White, C. Wagner. B. Haas, M. Blair, C. Killpack, A. Larsen, D. Irwin, C. Zoller. FOURTH ROW: S. Casperson, C. Moffitt; B. Gibson, G. Potter, M. Cothern, P. Wallace. C. Miller, D. Monroe, J. O'Leary. BASIC I OB FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Stevens. C. Gaither, G. Morini. R. Sloan. B. Diggs, B. Mathews, J. Beckwith, L. Walker, R. Davidson. SECOND ROW: G. Elliott, D. Gooderham, J. Blakemore, J. John- son, R. Narbaitz, R. Casebeer, M. Bo- setti, B. Price, Mr. Anthony Marrazzo. THIRD ROW: R. Hodges. R Brent. J. Hutchens, J. Lerwill. M. Clark. T.Schott. B. McDonald. BASIC IOC FIRST ROW, left to ri ht: P. Brousseau, C. Vernon. C. Sundquist, F. Trujillo, D. Colbert. SECOND ROW: M. Stone. A. Blakemore, M. Bouknight, D. Crane, J. Maxey, S. Garcia, D. Haws, B. Adams, J. Adams. D. Cook. THIRD ROW: Miss Louise Allen, L. Raglin, K. Bates. R. Davidson, M. Rice, I. Smith, M. Sanchez, D. Mullen, E. Larson. FOURTH ROW: L. Silva, F. Beavers, L. Killpack, P. Frego- so, R. Johnson, D. Belden, T. Treckeme. 29 ■ • S� •i k iJ; K !� :5il}WSS School Days? Acrobatic! Strong Wind Comical ??? Catching Flies Gloomy Gus! Friendly i! What a Shape JiJiSL hmML 'Lol a. The class of 1953, one of the largest classes in school, had a very successful year wifh many interesting things to remember. They started the new Junior High Court, went to the Annual Playday in Susanville, had extensive participation in athletic events as well as a skating and swimming party. OFFICERS FERD PEREZ . PRESIDENT GLEN ADAMS . . VICE-PRESIDENT ANN CYR SECRETARY MARY LOUISE GREGORY TREASURER CLYDA GUESS SONG LEADER JOYCELYN MAXWELL YELL LEADER 30 BASIC 9A FIRST ROW. left to right: B Smalley, I. Sundquist. B. Olson. L. Maxey, C Guess, M. Smythe, C. Lee. SECOND ROW: B. Atkins, S. Wilson, P. Hoznour. S. Opsahl, V. Sawyer, N. Bollinger, P. Travis, W. Cox, Mrs. Hermine Clagett. THIRD ROW: L. Wright, J. Blakeney, H. Center, F. Perez, R. Deemer, G. Adams, R. Dickson. R. Pate. B. Shook, J. Lorton. BASIC 9B FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Jones, F. Bouyear. D. Lynn, T. Purdie, B. Cloud. SECOND ROW: M. Swanson, L. Snook, F. Van Blaricom. D. Hutchison, J. Craw- ford. P. Eaton, G. Foster. THIRD ROW: R. Byrd, F. Boone. W. Collier, B. Mon- roe. P. Cope. C. Stewart, R. Llamas. F. Barrera, Mr. Henery Samborski. FOURTH ROW: H. Yarber. D Branch- comb. S. Heard. B Leader. R Bokel- man. G. Hermo. R. Meusling, J. Nelsen. B. Simon. BASIC 9C FIRST ROW, left to right: V. Breedlove. F. Blackmon, L. Cassidy, F. Locatell. SECOND ROW: M. Ellena, M. Gregory, J. Maxwell. B. Johnson, B. Lyman, A.Cyr N. Saunders, B. Wallace. THIRD ROW: Mr. Joseph Swift, C. Smythe, B. Leck- wold, J. Musso, J. Coleman, J. Lerwell. L. Hermreck. P. Monay. FOURTH ROW: L. Callegari. B. Sands, F. Belden. R. Lanham, T. Taylor. J. Ingersoll, C. O'Conner. 31 EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS President ..................... Phillip Mickelson Vice-President Arvid Haas Secretary .................... Carolyn Thurgood Yell Leader Marjorie Bates Treasurer Roseleta Goins Song Leader Joan Davidson BASIC 8A FIRST ROW. left to right: J. Crabtree. D. Soli, D. Jaquette, C. Lear. SECOND ROW: N. Sanders.'R. Goins. K. Opsahl, R. Doering. R. Avila. V. Bouknight, O. Kennedy, C. Thurgood. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Dian Wittry, E. Sessum. J. Hoff- man, L. Casella. U. Byrd, V. Schubert. N. Herman!. FOURTH ROW: B. Mad- ding, D. Vanderley, E. Garcia, A. Haas, G. Simon. G. Thoreson, L. Small. BASIC 8B FIRST ROW. left to right: L. Miley. P. Mclnnis, A. Kilpatric, B. Belden, V. Martinez. M. Glenn. C. Corbett. M. Bates. N. Franklin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Donald Wittry, S. Todd. B. Adams. P. Huddleston, M. Smalley, B. Johnson, A. Stewart, B. Nelson, G. Sandlin. THIRD ROW: R. Dill. J. Haefele. M. Story, G. Guess, G. Hetzel, K. Roper, R. Casillas, F. Lopez, W. Colbert, R. Eades. BASIC 8C FIRST ROW. left to right: J. Sloan. J. Auble, S. Hertzig. SECOND ROW: M. Wolford. K. Baker. J. Heard, S. Smith, J. Davidson. W. Sievers, K. Furniss, O. Lyman. THIRD ROW: A. Tyler. M. Guess. J. McClendon. R. Schott, R. Blair, R Ceaglio, Mr. Cyril Helton. FOURTH ROW: R. Glenn. E. Fackrell, T. Florez. J. Dill. M. Conklin. H. Yarber. J. Johnson, E. Nunez. 32 SCUCI1TH GRADE OFFICERS President Charles Gallegos Treasurer . Vice-President Richard Wann Yell Leader Secretary . Monte Coleman Song Leader Jimmy Cyr Leota Morini Pat Bonner BASIC 7A FIRST ROW. left to right: S. Woosley, W. Gordon, J. Strickland, T. Kolosick. SECOND ROW: J. Butcher. 8 Gibson. L. Colbert, D. Marto, S. Lucero, R. Gutierrez, N. Bowman, D. Thelander. THIRD ROW: R. Muntz, R. Wann. C. Beckwith, P. Langley, S. Leedy, L. Mo- rini, Mr. Donald Glasgow. FOURTH ROW: J. L. Bunn, A. Perez, M. Cole- man, S. Baker, P. Cope, G. Schubert, B. Rice. BASIC 7B FIRST ROW. left to right: M. Hart. J. Muntz, L. Coleman, J. Bouyear, S. Achenbaugh, D. Marto, G. Fregoso, O. Trujillo. SECOND ROW: P. Brean. E. O'Leary, F. Kuhn, L. Wimberley. T. Wharton, C. Atkins. Mr. Anthony Mar- razzo. THIRD ROW: J. Madding, R. Tyler, J. Smith, C. Gallegos. J. Van Leuven, A. Colbert, R. Casillas. BASIC 7C FIRST ROW. left to right: S. Null. P. Bonner, M. Hermreck, G. Wharton. S. Coleman, W. Goins, H. Garcia. SEC- OND ROW: B. Ross, L. Davidson. C. Richey. R. Olson. W. Smith, L. Guess, Mrs. Albina White. THIRD ROW: J. Cyr. R. Butterfield, A. Eaton, M. Wilson, F. Wright, L. Clester, B. Achenbaugh. 33 work nno PLflv Mechanical Drawing Senior Wilbur at Work Senior Math Orchestra Dramatics Auto Mechanics What a Class? Wow! Mechanics—8th Grade Future Flyers Wood Shop Fire Drill! 34 5 Just us the goose is symbolic of organisation and leadership in flight, so the students are recipients of experience in organising extracurricular activities. ORGANIZATIONS CHIPMUNK FIRST ROW. I«ft to right: H. Powers. M. Fregoso, B Scoville, F. Cooper. B Murrell, F. Van Blaricom. SECOND ROW: S. Opsahl. I. Sundquist, V. Schubert, G. Lee, L. Casella. K. Opsahl, D. Domshor, P. Eaton. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Dian Wittry, P. Stoppel, V. Bouk- night, T. Taylor. K. Roper. G. Schubert, R. Eades AB- SENT: Seth Hertzig. IN- SERT: A. Pool. JOURNALISM FIRST ROW. left to right J. Bingham, C. Petty. G Corbett. F. Cooper. B Scoville. D. Demsher. SEC OND ROW: Mrs. Dian Wit try. P. Stoppel. H. Powers R. Sloan. M. Fregoso, C Zoller. THIRD ROW: D Barnes. R. Graham. J. Moo ney. B Sievers. ABSENT: J Cloud, R. Smythe. CHipmunK JOURnnusm The Chipmunk staff of 1949-1950 was comprised }f senior and junior high school students. The annual staff was financed by the selling of Christmas cards, magazine subscriptions, crested stationery, book covers and game and food sales. Advertising from local merchants and merchants from Susanville and Chester plus organization do- nations made it a successful year. The Lumberjack is printed bi-monthly by the stu- dents of the Journalism class. The students set up page dummies which are photographed and run off by the Sugar Pine Press. Advertising is solicited from Westwood and Chester businesses. The 1949-1950 editor was Merced Fregoso. OFFICERS Editor . .. Anna Mae Pool Business Manager Bette Murrell Literary Editor Merced Fregoso Photo Librarian ............................... Betty Scoville Boys' Sports Editor.......................................... Pat Stoppel Girls' Sports Editor............................ Dorothy Goins Art Editor......................................Clive Bollinger 37 SENIOR HIGH C. S. F. FIRST ROW. left to right: M. Villalovos, J. Phelan, M. Lopez, M. Fregoso, B. Mur- rell, J. Bingham, F. Atkins. SECOND ROW: L. Walker. L. Huddleston, C. Zoller, J. Stevens. R. Davidson, K. Bates, B. Scoville, D. Goins. M. Keith. Mrs. Hermine Clagett. THIRD ROW: T. Trujillo, T. McDonald. B. Ceaglio, H. Warwick, A. Blakemore, I. Smith, L. Ro- per. M. Van Blaricom, D. Edwards. JUNIOR HIGH C. S. F. FIRST ROW. left to right: I. Sundquist, S. Opsahl, C. Guess. S. Wilson. SECOND ROW: F. Locatell. T. Taylor. K. Roper, Mrs. Hermine Clagett. C. S. F. SENIOR HIGH The California Scholarship Federation is composed of students who have maintained 10 honor points in scholastic achievement. An A is equal to 3 points, and a B to one. F’s or Inc.’s automatically keep stu- dents from qualifying. The 1949-1950 year the members have held food and coke sales to finance sending delegates to the conference of the Northern Region at Marysville March 25, 1950. JUNIOR HIGH The junior high members of the C. S. F. are af- filiated with the senior high group. The requirements for membership are the same and the senior officers represent both groups. OFFICERS Jo Ann Phelan President Moss Van Blaricom Vice-President Bette Murrell . Secretary Harlan Warwick Treasurer 38 HOnOR ROLL SENIOR HIGH To be on the honor roll, a student must earn 60 honor points on his report cards. Of the four grades on each card for subject achievement, responsibility, social concern, and work habits, an A equals 3 points, a B, 2; C, I; D, 0; and F, —I. Each quarter period the honor roll is printed and posted in each basic course. JUNIOR HIGH The junior high honor roll system is parallel to that of the senior high, with 60 points the minimum re- quirement for membership. Each quarter the junior high honor roll is also posted in basic courses. SENIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Oxford, G. Stanley, B Lear, T. McDonald. P. Tru- jillo, B. Maffi, R. Romero. SECOND ROW: M. Villa- lovas, J. Phelan, M. Lopez. M. Fregoso, B. Murrell, F. Atkins. J. Bingham. THIRD ROW: J. Richey. M. Rice, L. Huddleston. C. Zoller, J. Stevens, R. Davidson, K. Bates, B. Scoville, D. Goins. M. Keith. J. Swanson. M. Bou- knight, B. Ceaglio, C. Ro- mero, D. Edwards. FOURTH ROW: A. Garcia, L. Walker. A. Pool, H. Powers. I. Lon- dagin, I. Londagin, A. Blakemore, I. Smith. H. Warwick. L. Roper, M. Van Blaricom. JUNIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Eades, D. Jaquette, K Roper, T. Taylor, W. Col- bert, E. Nunez. SECOND ROW: T. Kolosick. I. Sund- quist, S. Opsahl, C. Guess, L. Snook, B. Smalley, B. Olson. P. Mickelson. THIRD ROW: B. Sands. A. Kilpat- ric. L. Miley. W. Goins. W. Smith, N. Bowman, G. Fre- goso, S. Lucero. B. Gibson. K. Opsahl, S. Baker. FOURTH ROW. M. Cole- man, R. Doering. W. Cox.C. Lee. M. Wolford. K. Baker. C.Thurgood, Frank Located. JUNIOR BAND FIRST ROW. left to rioht: R. Eades. J. Auble. B. Rice. S. Hertzig, J. Cyr, K. Fur- niss, N. Hermant, P. Bon- ner, B. Gibson, K. Opsahl. SECOND ROW: S. Todd, W. Sievers, M. Bates, Mr. Henry Ornellas. THIRD ROW: K. Roper. G. Schu- bert. J. Lorton, L. Cassidy, G. Simon, R. Pate, B. Sands, R. Deemer. SENIOR BAND FIRST ROW. left to right: J. Maxwell, B Mathews. P. Travis, J, Cloud, A. Mick- elson, B. Shook, S. Opsahl. SECOND ROW: G. Thom- son, C. Vernon, D. Vernon, C. Smythe, J. Musso, G. Adams. P. Trujillo, P. Stop- pel. THIRD ROW: L. Kill- pack, K. Snook, R. Vernon, R. Purdy, Mr. Henry Or- nellas. b n n d SENIOR HIGH The 1949-1950 Senior Band traveled to the Quincy and Susanville games. The members also played for every home basketball game. P. Stoppel and F. Cochran played a trumpet-and-base duet to win third prize in the Westwood Amateur Show. R. Vernon attended every function as band captain. JUNIOR HIGH The Junior Band is in its early stages of develop- ment. The Junior Band provided musical background for the Junior High assemblies. 40 ORCHESTRA GIRLS’ GLEE The 1949-1950 high school Orchestra first played for the post-season football banquet which was held in the Masonic Hall. The orchestra was also hired to play at the Sopho- more Christmas dance. Mr. Henry Ornellas is the conductor. The Girls' Glee performed at the pre-Christmas concert. S. Gaither and E. Colbert sang the soloist roles. The sextet, composed of B. Fleming, J. Cloud, E. Colbert, B. Jensen, A. Pool, accompanied by S. Wil- son, performed for civic and religious organization. The Glee Club also performed in the spring Music Festival held at Redding. ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW. left to right: P. Stoppel, J. Cloud. Mr. Henry Ornellas. SECOND ROW: H. Tyler, H. War- wick, R. Purdy, R. Vernon. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW. left to right: R. Narbaitz, W. Irwin. B Jensen, J. Maxey. B. Wal- lace. S. Wilson. SECOND ROW: J. Cloud. M. Ellena. A. Pool. S. Gaither, L. Maxey, E. Larson, L. Walk- er, C. Stewart, D. Hutchins, Mr. Henry Ornellas, P. Stop- pel. THIRD ROW: J Craig. E. Cantrell. R. Edmonds, R. Sloan, M. Lerwill, D. Crane, B. Lyman. TRI-Y FIRST ROW. left to right: V. Wallace, R. Doering, J. Bingham, M. Rice, K. Bate , R. Davidson. D. Mullen. SECOND ROW: J. Swanson, I. Londagin, A. Sanders, I. Londagin, B. Murrell, M. Lerwill. THIRD ROW: Miss Esther Firth, L Huddleston, C. Zoller, P. Stoppel, J. Stevens. R. Davidson, L. Walker, P. Foster. D. Myers. J. Phelan, D. Cook, M. Blair. FOURTH ROW: D. Demsher, H. Powers, F. At- kins, M. Lopez, C. Petty. D. Goins, G. Lee, N. Jensen, I. Smith, A. Blakemore. F. H. A. FIRST ROW. left to right: B. Johnson. M. Wolford, J. Davidson, L. Snook. J. Max- well, L. Miley, A. Kilpatric. V. Martinez. SECOND ROW: M. Swanson, S. Got- tardo. B. Smalley. J. Beck- with, R. Davidson, K. Bates. R. Davidson, J. Stevens, C. Petty. V. Bouknight, L. Hermreck. C. Guess, M. Gregory, P. Eaton. THIRD ROW: C. Atkins, J. Butcher. N. Bowman. J. Bouyear, L. Coleman, W. Goins, D. Demsher, D. Goins, L. Hud- dleston. W. Smith, I. Smith. A. Blakemore. S. Lucero, G. Fregoso, O. Trujillo. TRI-V F.H.H. During 1950, the Tri-Y enjoyed many activities. The girls started the year by having their semi- formal initiation and banquet. Later they had a successful potluck, soonsored a dance after a basket- ball game, and sold homemade food. On March 26-27, Lucille Walker, Francine Atkins, Bette Murrell, Helen Powers, Phyllis Foster, Luana Huddleston and Connie Petty were elected to go to the Richardson's Springs Conference. Miss Esther Firth was their advisor and accompanied them on their trip. OFFICERS President Bette Murrell Vice-President Phyllis Foster Secretary Doris Myers Treasurer......................................Rita Doering At the beginning of the year the F.H.A. had their state convention at Asilomar in Pacific Grove. Ruth Davidson. Ruby Davidson, Kay Lou Bates, and the advisor, Miss Edna Van Orthwick, attended the con- vention. Later on in the year they had initiation and a potluck. There was another convention at Fall River Mills in April. The purpose of F.H.A. is to train young girls to be successful home managers. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS Ruth Davidson Mary Louise Gregory Imogene Smith ............... Ruby Davidson 42 STUDEHT SENIOR HIGH The 1949-1950 Senior High Student Control con- sisted of nine members and the president and vice president of the Student Body. Each basic course, 10-12, elects one representative. Their duties are to enforce Student Body Laws. The members meet every Wednesday, period 6. Mr. Joseph Swift is the advisor. COnTROL JUNIOR HIGH The 1949-1950 Junior High Student Control con- sisted of eleven members chosen by election from their basic courses. Its duties were to enforce the Student Body Laws. The members alternate weekly on two hall posts and all serve during junior high assemblies. Junior High Student Court meets Thursday, period 5, each week in room I. Mr. Henry Samborski is advisor. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT CONTROL FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Stoppel, K. Bates, P. Foster, H. Collins. SECOND ROW: Mr. Joseph Swift, J. McNeil, B. Haas, M. Van Blaricom, J. Florez. THIRD ROW: P. Cyr, L. Schuldies, L. Cloud, M. Bosetti, R. Romero. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT CONTROL FIRST ROW. left to right: S. Opsahl, J. Davidson, M. Gregory. SECOND ROW: Mr. Henry Samborski, T. Wharton, R. Muntz, L. Cal- legari, R. Llamas. THIRD ROW: F. Wright, R. Eades, T. Florez, P. Mickelson. GIRLS' BLOCK W FIRST ROW. left to right: M. Fregoso. F. Atkins, F. Cooper, B. Scoville, J. Swanson. SEC- OND ROW: A. Sanders. I. Lon- dagin, I. Londagin. D. Goins, R. Doering. A. Pool. THIRD ROW: P. Stoppel, H. Powers. M. Lo- pex, J. Pholan, J. Bingham, B. Chesshir, W. Oxford. BOYS’ BLOCK W FIRST ROW. left to riaht: T. McDonald, H. Tyler, A. Collier, L. Schuldies, F. Stoppel. SEC- OND ROW: P. Trujillo. B. Ceag- lio, R. Isbell. R. Diggs, J. Flor- ez. L. Cloud, G. Ayres, G. Al- drich. THIRD ROW: R. Godi- nez, L. Holscher. J. Emerson. F. Gottardo, M. Visinoni, K. Dill, B. Sievers. BLOCK “UJ” GIRLS’ The Girls' Block W has been very inactive this year, but during the 2nd semester a meeting was called and officers elected. The purpose of this organization is to set off the outstanding girl athletes and create more interest in sports. Also to make important de- cisions for the year's activities. All girls are required to have 1,000 points before entering this organization. BOYS1 The Block W was very inactive throughout the first semester; however, in the second semester they became more active. The organization had a large membership showing that there was a large amount of interest in the organization. Before a student may enter the organization, he must have earned a Block W in a varsity sport. One of the purposes of the organization is to increase participation in com- petitive sports. This was accomplished this year by ihe large turnouts for our teams. 44 G. fl. R. SENIOR-JUNIOR The Senior G. A. A. has been very active this year under the supervision of Miss Anni Ufer, advisor, and Dorothy Goins, president. Softball was the first sport this year. Each class elected its own captain. Due to the bad weather conditions, softball playoffs were canceled and volleyball was started. These playoffs were very exciting with the seniors winning first place. Basketball was greeted enthusiastically with both teams offering close competition. After these group sports, such individual activities as bowling, tennis, badminton, and table tennis followed. Memorable highlights of the season were the hilarious initiation of new members, the playday at Greenville, and our own playday here, and numerous sales. The Paul Bunyan Day at Westwood this year proved to be as much fun as the original one which started last year. TJ16 end of these activities was marked by the annual banquet, held at the High ochool auditorium. New officers for the coming year were announced. SOPHOMORE-FRESHMAN , participated in the same sports as the Senior G. A. A. every Monday and Wednesday. There are more members in this group than in the Senior group. They are working very hard toward their Block W and gold bracelet. SENIOR-JUNIOR G. A. A. FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Dotring, J. Gibson, J. Bingham, M. Lopez, J. Phelan, W. Oxford. SECOND ROW: B. Chesshir, A. Sanders, F. Cooper, P. Foster, B. Scoville. M. Fregoso, M. Villalovas. THIRD ROW: H. Powers, F. At- kins, I. Londagin, I. Londagin, A. Pool, D. Goins. SOPHOMORE- FRESHMAN G. A. A. FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Swanson, D. Haws. P. Eaton, B. At- kins, S. Wilson, J. Max- well. SECOND ROW: P. Monay. W. Cox. I. Smith, C. Zoller, M. Smythe, L. Snook, I. Sundquist, A. 8lakmore. N. Bollinger, A. Garcia, M. Casillas, G. Morini. A. Cyr, M. Ellena. THIRD ROW: M. Greg- ory, D. Foster, L. Hud- dleston, R. Davidson, L. Walker. M. Rice, J. Ste- vens, R. Davidson, K. Bates, B. Johnson. JUNIOR RED CROSS FIRST ROW. left to right: M. Lerwill, C. Petty. P. Eaton, L. Coleman. R. Doer- ing. S. Opsahl. SECOND ROW: A. Treckeme. B. Summers. J. Craig, C. Zoller, P. Stoppel, E. Lar- son. C. Thurgood, O. Ken- nedy, D. Demsher. Miss Louise Allen, F. Stoppel. THIRD ROW: S. Woosely. F. Wright, D. Lynn. J. Bunn. R. Eades. J. Crabtree, A. Collier. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Oxford. D. Eller. M. Jeffries, B. Chesshir. Miss Esther Firth. SECOND ROW: A. Blakemore, N. Saunders, R. Godinez. T. Taylor. JUI1I0R RED CROSS LIBRRRV STAFF The Jr. Red Cross was one of the busier organi- zations this year. The members collected donations from basic courses and filled Christmas boxes for the needy children in foreiqn countries. They had a very successful membership drive and enjoyed many movies about different countries. All of the Jr. Red Cross members corresponded with someone in a foreign country. Miss Louise Alien was their advisor. Student library assistants are members of the class in Library Practice. Their duties are numerous and varied and each one helps the library to be pleasant and give service. By performing housekeeping du- ties, giving individual help to students, compiling bibliographies, doing clerical tasks such as filing, and shelving, the library assistants not only learn skills valuable to themselves, but make Westwood s library better than it could be without them. OFFICERS President Rosemary Doering Vice-President............................... Sandra Opsahl Secretary...................................... Ora Kennedy Treasurer . .Tommy Taylor 46 SKI PATROL SENIOR HIGH Because of a light snowfall in the Westwood area, the school skiing was done at Mt. Lassen this year. In the ski meet held at Sulphur Works, Mt. Lassen, Chester Howard won the giant slalom followed by Lawrence Butcher, second, and Pete Cyr, third. Chester came back in the afternoon to win the senior downhill, Gary Small, second, and Alden Hunter, third. Bobbie McDonald won the senior high trophy. JUNIOR HIGH Members of the junior ski patrol made several trips to the ski area at the Sulphur Works in Lassen Park this year. In the Rotary Ski meet at Lassen, Bobbie McDonald placed first, Phillip Mickelson, second, and Bobbie Brand, third, in the junior giant slalom. The junior downhill was won by Bobbie McDonald with Bobbie Brand, second, and Phillip Mickelson, third. Phillip Mickelson won the ski trophy for the second year in a row. The trophies are awarded to the out- standing skier who excels in (I) sportsmanship, (2) ab:l- ity, (3) team spirit and (4) leadership. SENIOR HIGH SKI PATROL FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Vernon, P. Cyr, L. Butcher. A. Hunter, J. LuTrell. H. Collins B. Robson. Mr. Donald Wittry. SECOND ROW: B. Summers, J. Swanson, P. Foster, W. Irwin, G. Lee, K. Bates, I. Londa- gin, I. Londagin, P. Stoppel. M. Stone, D. Cook. THIRD ROW: B. Haas, P. Brousseau. B. McDonald, E. Wilbur, G. Small, C. Howard. J. Lauer. JUNIOR HIGH SKI PATROL FIRST ROW. left to right: Mr. Donald Witt- ry, S. Opsahl. I. Sund- quist. K. Opsahl, M. Glenn, J. Hoffman. A. Haas, J. Crabtree. SEC- OND ROW: D. Soli, P. Mickelson, S. Todd, M. Bates, K. Furniss, D. Foster. THIRD ROW: J. Cyr, S. Hertzig, J. Sloan. FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Florez, D. Barnes, C. Bollinger. SECOND ROW: A. Sanders, C. Petty. W. Irwin. J. Maxey. M. Hetzel, G. Bostian, Mr. Cyril Helton. THIRD ROW: L. Raglin, J. Johnson, C. Zoller, P. Foster. M. Lerwill, M. Stone, A. Ox- ford, J. Rice. FOURTH ROW: L. Roper, B. Murrell, G. Lee. H. Collins, D. Goins, R. Sloan. N. Jensen. D. Myers, R. Regi- nato, J. Lauer. DRflmflTICS The dramatics class presented One Mad Night, a three-act comedy early in the first semester. In the second semester, the class presented three one-act plays: Smokey Rides Again, Who Gets The Family Car, and Pyramus and Thisbe. The class also presented programs over Station KSUE, Susanville. Aren't GA.A. Girls the Funniest People? 9ur Slti ChamP? Guess Who.? Smalleys Paul Bunyon Gals and Guys Going Someplace? Hunting?? M ty • « fl.« the pheasant is hunted seasonally by the students out-of-school hours, so football, basketball, track and baseball are scheduled to take their seasonal place in the sports picture at Westwood. SPORTS ORRIN HOFFMAN RICHARD SCARLETT TONY MARRAZZO Coach Coach Coach THE VEflR in SPORTS In past years Westwood High has competed against schools more than eight to ten times its size, but in the sports picture 1949-1950 the Lumberjacks turned to a new and smaller league which enabled us to fight for championships or ties for first place. The new league also has pepped up school spirit and the team's morale. Let us run back on this year's sports and see how well we have done. First, our mighty football team took the field and came out in second place, playing strong Quincy for first. The next season we followed was the winter's basketball. Our A's tied for first against Portola and our B's'' were terrific; no one could touch them for speed and team play. With the championship win, B players were awarded gold basketballs. In the spring, track and baseball seasons opened. Taking track first, we shall see how the boys did. Everyone knows that track is built on at least ten different positions, with each man having his special field. The most outstanding were the dash and mile runners and the pole vaulters. In baseball our chances for the championship were great. Having beat Portola out for the championship last year, the team's hopes were the same this year. To the coaches . . . thanks for the teams of which we are so proud. 51 FIRST ROW left to right: P. Trujillo. L. Schuldies. H. Tyler. G. Ayres. G. Aldrich. F. Cochran. D. Belden SECOND ROW: Coach Orrin Hoffman. A. C Hier. C. Mclnnis, T. McDonald. K. Dill. D. Bollinqer, B. S.evers F. Stoppel. F. Schott. C. Smythe. Coach Richard Scarlett. THIRD ROW: R. Diggs, J. Florez. M. Vismom. R. Isbell. S. Casperson. R. Smythe. J. Mooney, P. Brousseau. L. Cloud. URRSITV FOOTBALL This year's Varsity football team, asking no quarter and giving none, had a fairly successful season, win- ning 4 games and losing 4. The boys played well in every game. Losing their championship game, they took second place in the Feather River League with Quincy taking first place honors. SEPTEMBER 24, 1949—Alturas vs. Westwood at Westwood. Alturas scored in the first quarter and held the seven point lead until the third quarter, when the Lumberjacks came back to score their only T.D. A 90-yard march cinched the game for the Modoc Braves. Final Score 14-7. OCTOBER I, 1949—Greenville vs. Westwood at Westwood. The first quarter was unprofitable for both teams but then Westwood made 4 T.D.'s in the second quarter, and from there on the team ran wild. Westwood scored 6 times, and made a safety and 2 conversions. Greenville scored once in the fourth period to end the game 40-6. OCTOBER 15, 1949—Westwood vs. Portola at Portola. Lee Roy Schuldies intercepted a pass on the first play to set up a touchdown for Westwood. Stoppel played a good game making 2 T.D.'s and passing 2 more. A spectacular touchdown was made by Ayres. Westwood held Portola scoreless and won the game 37-0. OCTOBER 8, 1949—Quincy vs. Westwood at West- wood. This was undoubtedly Quincy's game but West- wood never gave up. A 25-yard pass from Florez to Stoppel in the third quarter gave Westwood their only T.D. Final score 26-7. OCTOBER 22, 1949—Westwood vs. Greenville at Greenville. Florez’s passing arm scored 18 points for West- wood and then he ran for a good touchdown: West- wood went on to win 43-0. OCTOBER 28, 1949—Westwood vs. Quincy at Quincy. The hardest fought game of the season was this game. By winning this game Westwood would have a tie for first place. Quincy scored their only T.D. in the second quarter. They held their thin lead till the final gun. Score 6-0. NOVEMBER 5, 1949—Portola vs. Westwood at Westwood. This game was not such a pushover for Westwood. They fought to win 12-6 over Portola, with Florez and McDonald scoring for Westwood. Final score 12-6. NOVEMBER II. 1949—Lassen vs. Westwood at Susanville. Once again for the annual game with Lassen Union High School the Lumberjacks came back defeated but, not without a fight. Lassen scored in the first quarter, twice in the third quarter, and once in the fourth. Westwood started their march too late, though they scored twice in the final period ending the game 25-12. 52 Block That Kick Westwood vs. Alturas Caught Behind the Line Westwood vs. Alturas Knock Down-Drag Out Westwood vs. Alturas 53 FIRST ROW, left to right: B. McDonald. F. Trujillo. C. O'Connor. D. Goodarham. SECOND ROW: G. Pottar. G. Elliott. R. Casabear, K. Snook. F. Beldan, J. Musso. C. Smytha. THIRD ROW: M. Bosatti. F. Beavers. C. Wagner. R. Ramarix. H. Yarber, F. Boone. JR. URRSITV FOOTBALL The Jr. Varsity team got off to a bad start this year, losing 4 and winning 0. How- ever the boys, in different positions, did show good material. With the quarterback calling of Carlo Smythe, the team did score in their games. Coach of the team was Ferd Florez. Next year we may expect to see some of these young hopefuls representing West- wood on the Varsity. 54 Westwood vs. Alturas Forward Wall The Kick-Off 55 G. AYR £S FULLBACK J. FLOREZ HALFBACK F. STOP PEL- HALF BACK R.BROUSSEAU GUARD R. SMYTHE HALFBACK C.MclNNES - TACKLEt nnji cio«LL jyUAU FIRST ROW, left to right: R Isbell. D. Bollinger, F. Gottardo, B. Visinonl, L. Silva. SECOND ROW- G Aldrich R. Rameriz, D. Vernon, G. Rotter, R. Diggs, J. Mooney, Coach Orrin Hoffman. “A” BASKETBALL The A's, under the coaching of Orrin Hoffman, found themselves in a new league this year and wound up in a surprising position after a slow start. In the beginning of the season the boys were slow to catch on to the pride of winning and then like a fire, they started winning game after game. Drawing the season to a close found our A team tied with the Portola five for first and championship. It was a heart-breaking game with Westwood on the bottom end of a 31-36 score. However, set for revenge, they played in the Lassen non-league tournament to take second place after outplaying both Portola and Alturas and losing first place to Lassen. •Line-Up Class Position J. Florez............. Sr. F. D. Vernon............. Sr. F. B. Visinoni........... Sr. C. R. Diggs....... Sr. G. G. Aldrich ........... Jr. 0. G. Potter.............. Soph. F. R. Rameriz............. Fr. G. J. Mooney.............. Sr. F. D. Bollinger..........Jr. F. L. Silva............... Jr. G. F. Gottardo............ Sr. F. Games Westwood Opponents Red Bluff 14 23 Alturas 32 16 Lassen 22 41 Greenville .... . 48 23 Portola 25 30 Quincy 29 41 Loyalton . 45 26 Quincy 41 40 Height Year Number 5'9 4 12 6' 4 9 6' 3 13 6' 1 3 15 6' 1 2 17 6' 1 2 6 5’ 10 1 16 6’ 1 4 5 5'8' 2 2 8 5'IOi 2 1 11 6' 3 10 Games Westwood Opponents Loyalton 34 26 Herlong 19 24 Reno ....... 44 31 Herlong 33 34 Greenville 34 32 Lassen 31 36 Portola 22 26 57 FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Musso, C. Smythe, C. Howard, R. Romoro, C. Romero. SECOND ROW: R. Smythe, L. Schuldies, L. Callegari, B. Ceaglio, L. Roper, P. Fregoso, B. Maffi. M. Bosetti, Coach Richard Scarlett. “B” BASKETBALL After dropping out of the Big Six League, the Lumberjack ' B's settled themselves in the new Feather River League to take the championship with an undefeated record. Under Coach Richard Scarlett, the team showed itself to be an outstanding example of fine teamwork and sportsmanship. •Line-Up Class Position Height Year Number L. Schuldies Sr. F. 5'8 4 4 R. Smythe Jr. F. 5'8 3 16 B. Maffi Sr. C. 5'9 4 11 B. Ceaglio Jr. G. 5'9' 2 3 7 C. Romero Soph. G. 5'6 2 9 L. Roper Jr. C. 62 1 8 P. Fregoso Soph. C. 5'9' 2 1 3 M. Bosetti Soph. G. 5'8” 2 F3 J. Musso Fr. F. 57 1 17 C. Howard Jr. F. 57 1 15 R. Romero Jr. G. 5'4 2 10 Games Westwood Opponents Games Westwood Opponents Red Bluff 19 14 Greenville 38 28 Herlong 45 46 Lassen 33 21 Greenville 32 21 Alturas 26 22 Portola 29 24 Reno 40 28 30 24 Lassen 44 19 Loyalton 43 23 Herlong 36 28 38 23 Bieber 54 35 Loyalton 60 27 Fall River 31 36 58 JUMP BALL WESTWOOD VS. QUINCY DUCKY” SCORES AGAIN FACULTY VS. A TEAM DON’T FIGHT. BOYS'. WESTWOOD VS. LOYALTON EVERYBODY GETS INTO THE ACT! WESTWOOD VS. GREENVILLE ’’THE REFS’' AT QUINCY STAR-GAZERS WESTWOOD VS. QUINCY SMYTHE IN ACTION WESTWOOD VS PORTOLA AN INDIAN SCORES WESTWOOD VS. GREENVILLE TWO POINTS WESTWOOD VS. PORTOLA C BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, laft to right: C. Smythe, C. Varnon, T. Florei, R. Llamas, P. Trujillo, J. Coleman. SECOND ROW: P. Barrera, F. Perez. L. Callegari, J. Dill, Coach Joseph Swift. D BASKETBALL FIRST ROW. left to right: J. Crabtree, D. Soli, J. Auble, S. Hertxig. R. Casillas. SECOND ROW: E. Fackrell, E. Garcia. K. Roper, R. Glenn, A. Colbert, J. Sloan. THIRD ROW: Coach Joseph Swift, R. Ceaglio, M. Story, G. Hetzel, E. Nunez, M. Barton, J. Johnson. “C” BASKETBALL “D” BASKETBALL The C team, under the coaching of Mr. Joseph Swift, did a good job this year, winning 5 games and losing 2. The team lost the championship to Lassen by I point. Their seven game season was with Susan- ville—3 games; Greenville—2 games; Chester—2 games. The D team, being quite the opposite of the C’s, won 2 games and lost 5. Their season op- ponents were of the same schools as the C's, but in the D division. 60 BASEBALL TRACK The Lumberjack 9, winners of last year's Lassen- Plumas League championship, lost only 4 of last year's men, and had about the same team. Florez and Isbell were the main batteries, while the rest of the field was held by mostly all veterans. Orrin Hoffman was coach. SCHEDULE April 28—Westwood vs. Greenville at Westwood. May 5—Westwood vs. Quincy at Quincy. May 19—Westwood vs. Portola at Portola. May 26—Westwood vs. Lassen at Susanville. The track team this year had a good field of men from which to pick, and this added to the coaching of Tony Marrazzo who gave our boys a good year. The first meet was held in April, and plans were made to compete against Davis April 15, Corning April 22, and one here at Westwood April 29. BASEBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Bokelman. R. Meusling, C. How- ard, J. Florez, P. Trujillo, R. Smythe, H. Martinez. SECOND ROW: A. Huntor, R. Diggs, A. Collier, L. Schuldies. F. Belden. B. Ceaglio, C. Romero, D. Bel- den. G. Small. THIRD ROW: B Gardner. R. Graham, D. Mon- roe, G. Hermo, J. Martinez, M. Bosetti, B. Price, B. Visinoni, G. Potter. Absent: Coach Orrin Hoffman. TRACK FIRST ROW. left to right: R. Romero, L. Callegari, B. Maffi, F. Perez, R. Llamas. F. Barrera P. Trujillo. SECOND ROW: C. Howard. C. Romero, P. Frego- $o W. Collier. T. McDonald. P. Cyr. THIRD ROW: Coach T. Marrazzo, K. Dill, J. Emerson. G. Adams, B Gibson, F. Schott. G I R L S’ 10th-12th Grades FOLK DANCING Period 3 9th-12th Grades BASKETBALL Period 6 I0th-I2th Grades VOLLEYBALL Period 3 SPORTS 7th Grade GAMES Period 4 8th Grade SPEEDBALL Period 5 I Ith-12th Grades FOLK DANCING Period 3 Lawn games? Let's dance! Tommy! L 's al1 dance! 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TUNISON VERN RICKETTS tjOOcL (flaAA. ofc. '50 7 ■r ■ QoUmdu fijuuL THE CHIPmunK STAFF EDITOR: Anna Mae Pool SNAP EDITOR: Betty Scoville BOYS' SPORTS: Pat Stoppel TYPISTS: Flora Cooper, Merced Fregoso, Dolores Demsher, Helen Powers AD EDITOR: Bette Murrell ART EDITOR: Clive Bollinger ADVISOR: Mrs. Dian Wittry STAFF MEMBERS: Seth Hertzig, Virginia and Grover Schubert, Virginia Bou- knight, Ronnie Eades, Irene Sundquist, Fern Van Blaricom, Karin Opsahl, Tommy Taylor, Peggy Eaton, Ronald Graham, Darrell Barnes, Georgia Ann Lee, Kes- ton Roper. ACKnOUUEDGmEIIT We, the members of the 1950 Chipmunk staff, wish to express our appreciation to all the people who have contributed to the annual. We thank Mr. Coffey, Mr. Clem, and Mr. Ver- non for their fine cooperation in taking pictures. We also thank Mrs. Dian Wittry, our advisor, for the many hours she spent in working and in worrying about the annual. To the many others who did little things but added to the big cause, we say thank you. 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