Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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A R PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE 4-nf KX... if dab- Nw!! MR G RAY HASKELI. Prmclpal May shrpwreck and cclnston icq and hte Rock shoal and other evrls of the sea Be kept from you and may th hearts desire Of those who speed your launchmq come to be lohn Mase-held Launchlnq of the Queen Mary If we think of man as a shrp launched on the sea of life huffeted by wtnds and storm blessed by the warm sun rmd blue sky and endanaered by the rocks cmd shocrls of man s own fralltres the above words of lohn Masefxeld could well descrrbe our hopes tor all of our students cmd esoecxally our qraduatinq senrors as they set forth to sall away from the securtty of home and school We hope that they have learned the value of the srmple vtrtues of kmdness honesty and slncer tty of actron so that thelr voyaae wtll be throuah calm waters We hope that thetr rxqqtnq wtll stand stronq and straight an hored in sound prrnclples of lxvmg and thmktnq We hope that thetr lourney wrll mclude the ports of success and happmess We hope that they have the courage and strength of mtnd and body to auell the present man made storm that threatens man s very oxrstence G Ray Haskell WBBPUIGNUI fin' :inn FOIISNML ,,.f 'F-A-u 'gxjigqlz . J gi ,V,4, Q MR. LEONARD RANDALL Vice-Principal , , .f V , , ffl x fl! X Vpdoff WWW FACULTY FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Ellen Collins, Miss. Esther Firth, Miss. Louise Allen, Mrs. Hermine Claqett, Mrs. Don Wittry, Miss. Edna Van Orth- wick, Miss. Ida Moore, Mrs. Amy Bangle, Miss. Ann Uier, Miss Billieiean McElroy. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ioseph Swift, Mr. Orrin Hoffman, Mr. Richard Scarlett, Mr. G. Hay Haskell, Mr. Richard Hoaq, Mr. Anthony Marrazzo, Mr. Leonard Han- dall, Mr. Stan Black. THIRD ROW: Mr. Donald Glasgow, Mr. Don Wittry, Mr. David Brown, Mr. Cyril Helton. Mr. Henry Ornellas, Mr. Harte Menke, Mr. Henry Samborski. STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Mn. Hermina Claqett, Reqis- trar: Mrs. A. Bangle, Mins A. Florez, Mrs. M. Mar- tin, Oilice Stall. :fl .. 4 f K S '1 fi 'Mf'gLM'4 1 X, r ' 1-fr -5 ' N . , N,-'E' 'A .I X -V . . J . W yr .1 . t t sTUpENT'i3oDY oFF1cERs x R rj it X . , y 43' , rfb .3 png uc, .' Q 'uzwnret' YZTf7 .e - , 473-19 FRANK COCHRAN PHIL TRUIILLO RITE DOERING FRANK TRUIILLO President Vice President Secretary Treasurer This has been a busy, but successtul year for our student body leaders. We have enjoyed National Assemblies, pep assemblies, student conferences, class playdays, and many other activities under their direction. Holding the gavel was Frank Cochran. Phil Trujillo led the flag salute and assembly committees, while Rita Doering kept the records straight. Financial matters were ably handl- ed by Frank Trujillo, and Kay Lou Bates and Phyllis Foster rooted out the school spirit. Others who deserve recognition are appointed Business Manager Bob Sum- mers and Publicity Manager Bill Ceaglio who have worked hard behind the scenes. 10 X i x KAY LOU BATES PHYLLIS FOSTER BOB SUMMERS BILL CEAGLIO Cheer Leader Song Leader Business Manager Publicity Manager Administrative Council The Administrative Council, being the highest governing body in school, is the law making group. Cases may be appealed to it from the Student Courts and it acts on any matter of general student body concern. lt is com- posed of eleven members: six students and five faculty members. The faculty members are Mr. G. Ray Haskell, principal: Mr. Leonard Randall, vice orincipalg Mr. Ioseph Swift, director of student body activities: Mrs. Hermine Clagett, registrar: and Mr. Orrin Hoffman, dir- ector of athletics. Student members are Frank Cochran, student body presidentg Tom McDonald and Bill Ceaglio, senior representatives: Harlan Warwick and Imogene Smith, junior representativesg and Sandra Opsahl, soph- omore representative. The council meets about twice a month and has proven to be very effective in ironing out student body difficulties. Executive Committee The Executive Committee is the main student legislative body. it is composed of all elected student body officers. In addition each senior high basic elects one representa- tive to the Committee. They meet every Monday, fourth period. The power and duties of the Ex. Committee are as fol- lows: 1-To make and enforce any rules necessary for the betterment of the school, its life and interests. 2-To grant charters to clubs and other school organ- izations. 3-To approve all athletic and special awards upon re- commendations of the coach and principal. 4-To supervise all matters concerning extracurricular activities and the payment of bills. 5-All awards recommended by teachers will be sub- ject to the approval of the committee. 6-Shall grant awards other than those ,mentioned above. The smooth management of student body affairs exper- ienced this year is only one of the results of the com- mittee's work. t l l TABLE. left to right: T. McDonald, B. Ceaqlio, H. Warwick. Mrs. Her- rnine Ctaqett, Mr. G. Ray E-Iasxell, Mr. Orrin Hoffman, Mr. Leo'io'd Randall, Mr. Ioseph Swift, F. Coch- ran. I. Smith, S. Opsahl. TABLE, left to right: H. Romero, I.. Calleqari. C. Miller, Mr. Ioseph. Swift, P. Trujillo, T. McDonald, G. Adams, F. Cochran, R. Doerinq, B. Chesshir, K. Bates, R. Narbaitz, G. Hermo, F. Truiilto, F. Beavers. CREW GU. ALDRICH President IOE MARTINEZ Vice President lAN BINGHAM Secretary TERRY EMERSON Treasurer IO ANN GIBSON Song Leader BOBBIE IO CHESSHIR Yell Leader SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The senior class has memories throughout its three years in Senior High As sophomores they had a party in the high school auditorium, a swimming party in Susanville at the Roosevelt pool, and the sponsorship of the annual Christmas dance. Then their Iunior year they had a dinnerdance at the Moose Hall, the March Star Dust Dance, the Iunior-Senior Picnic, and the activity ot the year-the lun ior-Senior Prom. Yesterday they shipped in as lowly freshmen and today they disembark as high and mighty seniors, but they have with them all the memories of this wonderful year. They had a party at the Moose Hall and one at the Youth Cen- ter. In addition ,the highlights of the year-the Valentines dance, a Field Day, the Iunior Senior Picnic, the Iunior-Senior Prom, Baccalaureate, the Senior Ass- embly, and the last activity of their years in High School, graduation, were well worth their remembrances. As the seniors sail into the future, they wish to those who will follow their course, all the pleasures and good times they have been able to enjoy on their clear voyage during the past years. Q ,t Gll. ALDRICH Transterred from Lassen 3 I. V. Football l-2 Basketball 3-4 Vanity Football 3-4 Baseball 3 DON BOLLINGER Six Man Football 1 Varsity Football 2-4 Basketball 2-4 X Track 1:4 , -' I x Lf ' Q F ff 1, .2-f ,fl K LAWRENCE BUTCHER Basketball l-3 Ski Club l-4 Ski Team 4 JOHN CAUGHMAN Band 1. 2. 4 Orchestra 1. 2. 4 Basketball l. 2. 4 Chorus 2. 4 Sr. Play Starving Six 4 BOBBIE IO CHESSHIR G.A.A. l-3 Sr. Band 1 Honor Roll 2 Class Yell Leader 3-4 Block W 3-4 Annual Stafi 4 Chico Student Leaders' Con ference 3 Bally Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Ex. Committee 4 Commercial Club 4 Secrel tary 4 Library Stat! 4 A qv EUGENE AYHES Transferred irlm Lassen 3 I. V. Football 3 Vanity Football 4 LOLA BOOMGARDEN G.A.A. 2-3 F.H.A. 1 Ex. Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Library Stall 4 Commercial Club 4 ELEANOR CANTHELL Chorus 3 Dramatic: 4 BILL CEAGLIO Basketball 1-4 Track 1 Honor Roll 1-4 C. S. F. 3, 4 Boys' State 3 Administrative Council 3 4 Ex. Committee 3, 4 Publicity Manager 4 .Block W 3. 4 Chico Student Leaedrs Con ference 3-4 IEANETTE CLOUD Orchestra l-4 Sr. Band l-4 Chorus l-4 Student Body Song Leader 4 Ex. Committee 4 Hungry Five 3 FRANK COCHRAN Student Body President 4 Football 1.3.4 Basketball 1.4 Orchestra 1.2.4 Track 1-3 Band l-4 Baseball 1.2.4 Student Control 1.Z,4 Student Leaders' Conterence Z Class President 3 Hungry Five 3 Block W 4 Administrative Council 4 Ex. Committee 4 Navy Band Concert 4 Starving Six 4 Band Captain CHARLEY cnqwusxrivl . , 151111, I--f J flu l A 'xy ,V , ,lx at ff ' rt oy' DOLORES DEMSHER Honor Roll 1-3 Annual Stall 1-4 Typist, Editor Girls' Leaque 3-4 Red Cross 2-4 Program Chairman 4 F. H. A. 2-4 Chico Stodent Leaders' Con- ference 3 Iournalism 3 Exchange Editor Ski Club 4 Commercial Club 4 A Soap Box Orators 4 Shasta Youth Conference DOTTXE ELLER Transferred from Westville - Oklahoma Commercial Club 4 STELLA FISHER G. A. A. l-2 Chorus 3 Dramatics -1 . l W . 'X , I JI , ' 1 f ,.., , cv-r, -Q of' x at nu'-fi., 157' IEANETTE CRAIG Class Yell Leader 1-1 Chorus 3 Dramatics 4 PETE CYR Sr. Band l-4 Ski Club 1-4 Track 1-4 Basketball 1-3 Football 2,4 Student Control 3,4 Ski Team 4 Journalism 4 HITA DOEHING G. A. A. 1-3 Student Control 1 Tji-Y 3-4 F. H. A. 2 Commercial Club 4 Student Body Secretary 4 Block W 4 Dramatics 4 IERRY EMERSON Football 2-4 Basketball 1-4 Track 1-4 Block W 2-4, Treasurer 4 Secretary Ski Club l-4 Ski Patrol 4 Class Treasurer 4 Iournalism 4 BEVERLY FLEMING Dramatxcs 1,4 G. A, A, l Chorus 2 4 PHYLLIS FOSTER ski Club s-4 ji G. A. A. 1-4 'J I-'. H. . - J Red Crou l Band 2-3 Student Court K Tri-Y 3 , Vice President P Dramatic: 3 G'rls' League 4 Block W 4 Commercial Club 4 RUBEN GODZNEZ Ex. Committee 1-2 Block W Basketball l-3 Manager Student Court 2 Track 2 WAYNE GREGORY Honor Roll 2 ZW cf' Hi-Y 2-4 Student Leaders' Conference Basketball W K f M' X N 1 pl! 40 7 ' 1 f , ,. . Y -XAAXV 4 1- Vyffl- 18 ,ff JM? L CHESTER HOWARD ski Club 1-4 My Baskotba ll 1-4 Hi-Y 2 K , Baseball 1-4 - Football 4 , Track 4 Ski Team 4 QW WILLEMMA IRWIN Claes Vice President Ski Club 3-4 Dramatics 3 Chorus 3-4 Commercial Cl b f' A-1 X ' ,,.p C-,, , s 1' gz- gl. f ,,: -, ' 4 H, L- -. , 1 -gd - - V...w.,vf-V ... lf 4 Y- .,, 'iii - W - it GY 4 . gfgxl' , QW lO ANN GIBSON G. A. A. l-3 Commercial Club 4 Honor Roll 4 Clan Song Leader 4 Block W 4 RO GRAHAM ton . C. rnali 3--x asebal 3-4 MYRNA HEATH Chorus 3-4 Student Control 4 Library Stall 4 ALDEN HUNTER Ski Club 1-4 Baseball l-4 Basketball l-4 Football 2 Track 2 Class Vice Presiden Ski Team all RIC D l I ,I . .' ' . s Tr - Ex. Committee Student Court 4 Block W 1-4 sfe ed 5hinC1 X t 2 XM MOCCA IEFFRIES G. A. A. 1-3 Library Staff 2,4 Annual Stal! 4 Commercial Club 4 NANCY IIENSEN Dramatic: 3 Tri-Y 3-4 journalism 4 bln Crub 4 IEROME LAUER IACK LUTRELL ski Club 1-4 Ha-Y 1-2 Tom McDONALD' Football 1-4 l- Track 1-4 4 Block W 2-4 Secretary . l Treasurer f L . President ' Honor Roll 1-4 C. S. F. 2-4 President 4 Administrative Cdu l Student Leaders Cox e 2-4 Paul Bunyan Day Gamnut- tee 2-4 Class President 2 Student Body Treasurer 3 Ex. Committee 3-4 Shasta Youth Conference 4 Student Court 4 BARBARA JENSEN Chorus 24 Girls' League 4 Ski Patrol 4 55Qi.'...-cf COM , ,EJ 0'-of 92 iv 'znddwwwf NEOMA IONES I F. H. A. 1-2 Red Cross 2. 4 Chorus 4 MARY LOPEZ G. A. A. 1-4 Girls' QUE 3-4 Presi e ' on o etary C. S. F. 1-4 Red Cross l-4 Block W 3-4 Pan American Club Honor Roll 1-4 Orators 4 lLClass Secretary 1 Nil Ylvx MART as ba - s eb ' ' - -- mittee ' - American Cru 4 X ce President OE ' X B t l 4 Tra - - 1 , i 3 Q l' v 1 4- r. Class President IESS MCNEIL Six Man Football 2 Varsity Football 3-4 Student Court 3 Red Cross 4 Pan Ame 'can Club 4 Aff . .W Ap ,1- fj y, QL? ,WW-f 40 nm-cf-CA' BETTY OGBURN Transferred from Richmond, California Commercial Club 4 Girls' Leaque 4 , L .,.'-- . x ,J 1 I , 1' 'I' ,V I . J - uf.-fs. 'v f- I v , V H A! it --'V 4 1, -r Lfix . 1 I AILENE OXFORD G. A. A. l F. H. A. l Dramatic: 3-4 VELDA PATTEN Transferred from Tulsa, Oklahoma G. A. A. 4 F. ll. A. 4 Thespians Society Commercial Club - - C. S. F. 4 if rw f . I A P l A. I ' 'K . - 1 f 45' Aft ' 3 . ja- . of fbi . YI ' C ROBERT PURDY ROBERT ROBSON Sr. Band l bki Club l-4 Basketball l AM 5 3 af' I 6'3 .ya CB DAVID OLSON Basketball l, 4 Football 4 Track 4 WANDA OXFORD G. A. A. l-4 Ex. Committee 3 Blgck W 3 G ls' League Commercial Club, President 4 Chico Student Leaders ference 4 lv I0 ANN PHELAN G. A. A. 1-4 President Red Cross l Honor Roll l-4 C. S. F. 2-4 Secretary. President Tri-Y 2 Girls' Block W 4 Pan American Club 4 Girls League 4 Soap Box Orators 4 Vice President ROBERT REGINATO ramatics 3 ROGER ROMERO Basketball l-4 Track 1-4 btuaent Court 2-3 Six Man Football Ex. Committee 4 Pan American Club 4 I. V. Football nv Con LAVEH ROPER Ex. Committee C.S.F. l-4 Chico Student Leaders' ference l-3 Hi-Y 2 Basketball 3 GLENN STANLEY Red Cross 4 Commercial Club 4 BOB SUMMERS Red Cross l Hi-Y 2,4 Ski Club 2-4 Con Sierra Student Leaders Con- ference 3-4 Student Body Business Man- aqer Chico Student Leaders' Con ierence 4 MARGARITA VILLALOVOS G.A.A. 1-4 Library 1 Pan American Club 4 C.S.F. 3 Honor Roll 2-3 BEN KAUPANGER P PEGGY WALLACE Commercial Club 4 GAHRY SMALL Basketball 1. 2, 4 Student Court l Track l, 2, 4 Ski Club l-4. Vice President Ski Patrol 1. 2. 4 IACK STEWARD Translerred from C.S.F. 2 Spanish Club 4 Basketball 2-4 BARBARA TERRY Transferred trom Chorus 4 Red Blu!! Susanville 1 BARBARA VNEYARD Chorus 4 Library 4 SENIOR WILL Gllbert Aldrrch w1ll left end to Gardner Potter Fugene Ayres w1ll my happy days rn school to Bob McDonald lan Bmgham w1ll my ab1l1ty to serve as a horrrble example to anyone who thmks xt useful Don Bolllnger w1ll my grades to anyone who wtll have them Lola Boomgarden w1ll my natural blond half to leanette Iohnson Lawrence Butcher wxll my huntmg spotlxght to Mr Glasgow Eleanor Cantrell w1ll my eye lashes to Pat Ieffrtes Iohn Caughman w1ll my broken clarrnet and band hat to Bobby Shook B111 Ceaglto w1ll my basketball ab1l1ty to Felxx Lopez Bobble Io Chesshtr w1ll my yellow sweater to Morrrs Bosettx Frank Cochran will my seat rn Mrs W1ttry s Englxsh class to Mlke Cothern Ieanette Crarg w1ll my red hatr to Tony Florez Charley Crowder w1ll my helght to Melvm I-I1 Pete Cyr w1ll my perlod of hou e planntng to Fred Schott Dolores Demsher wtll my G1rl Scout Troop to Raymond Dlckson Rosemary Dott1e Eller w1ll my bad grades to Mary Klrby Ierry Emer on w1ll my track ab1l1ty to Punky Irwxr Stella F1sher w1ll my four years rn Mr Scar lett s art class to Raul Llamas Beverly Flemmg w1ll my ab1l1ty to comb my hafr wlthout a mxrror to Sandra Opsahl Phylhs Foster w1ll my ab1l1ty to fl1rt to Mane Boukmght Io Ann Glbson w1ll my state of manle sne s to Kay Bates Ruben Godmez w1ll my car 11 ense to Eu gene Nunez Ronald Graham wtl my Janttor rob to Chu rc Mlller may 1t be hrs hte work Wayne Gregory w1ll my basketball ab1l1ty to I' ony Florez Myrna Heath w1ll my pmk sweater to Chuck Wagner Chester Howard w1ll my women to the 4F s Alden Hunter will nothtng to nobody nohow never Wlllemma Irwm w1ll all my extra welght to my slster Punkte I Rxchard lsbell w1ll my athlettc ab1l1ty to Tom my Taylor Mo ca Ieffrtes w1ll Fred Beavers to the lun or g1rls slnce they want h1m so badly Barbara Iensen w1ll my good sportsmanshrp to Rosaleta GOIDS Nancy len en w1ll mv I ght f1nge ed ab1l1ty to borrow penclls to Raul Llamas Neoma Iones w1ll my blond halr to Mr Wtttry Ben Kaupanger w1ll my good attendance rec ord any Iumor needmg 1t Mary Lopez w1ll my ab1l1ty to talk so much and so fast to Betty Monroe Iack Lutrell w1ll all of my out of town glrls to Tony Treckeme Ioe Martmez w1ll Mrs Wxttry to Alcatraz she d reform them n a week Tom McDonald w1ll my helght to Mtke Cothern less McN1el w1ll my flat top to Fred Beavers Betty Ogburn w1ll all my shorthand book to Martha Caslllas Davld Olson w1ll my car to Fred Schott Arlene Oxford w1ll Mrs Wlttry to any dumb Iunror who wants her Wanda Oxford w1ll my vocabulary to Mrs Colltn Velda Patten w1ll my hyness to Raul Llamas Io Ann Phelan w1ll my athletlc ab1l1ty to Raul Robert Reglnato w1ll my old age to B111 Pnce Robert Rob on w1ll my Ford to Tony Tre k eme a Chevy own r Roger Romero w1ll my B1gfeet and height to Leno Callegart Lave Roper w1ll my good marks to Fred Beavers Garry Small w1ll my skung ab1l1ty to Mr Wlttry Glenn Stanley w1ll my ab1l1ty to type to Be t Lear Ia k S eward w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along wrth all the glrls to Pancho Tmnllo Bob Summers w1ll my hour of torture Engltsh to the Iunrors Barbara Terry wxll all my ab1l1ty rn art to Mr Scarlett Phtl Trunllo w1ll my guard posttron tn football to Fred Beavers Barbara Vrneyard w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay on the toboggan to Rayna Narbaxtz Margarxta Vrllalovas w1ll the school to the termrtes and lower classmen Peggy Walla e wn' my record of school at e aance to Dolor s rlaws 4 ' L , I, c I , ' I ' , ' I, s , i ' r ' ' . I, , ' - . i I I' I - - - . . I, ' , ' . ' : . I, , ' . ' , ' . ' L ' I, . , ' s 'll. ' .. . . ' ' S ' I, , ' . . ' s. I I ' I, , ' s . . II I - ' - - Rita Doering, will my littleness to my sister, Llgmgsh . f , If I ' l l A ' I - II S , ' C . S , ' ' ' , e . l I ' I, ' r , ' . l . . l - , ' I' V I I 4 A . l l ' I I, L, , ' ' ' r - I, c t , ' ' ' ' ., . . . F, , , L v . ' ' I' . ., I - 1 . . - I, ' , ' A ' t . . I . . I' C I ,L U A - l , I . l H I 5' . 5--J xd PM--i -4 A 'v : lg' LJ UTS inns' MJ L Eli IME L22 UQ Ho Haan Skis! Slippin' Bobby Nature Boy in 5 sys as is skiing: rgngggu t in ,J nf V ,. K '-KEN, Ii k, sw? :lie f 2.30.3 L Y Posing for us? .1--1 No date, Bates? Model size Karin NOT TWINS! I UN IOR CLASS OFFICERS President ..,.,.,.,..,.. ....,,.....,,..,,,...,.... , .. Clyde Vernon Vice President ....... ,..,,. B ob McDonald Secretary ....,...,,,., .,,.. D elonas Irwin Treasurer ,.,...... ...,... M orris Boleltl Song Leader ,...... ........ I ecm Maxey Yell Leader ..... .,.,.. I. ucille Walker The Iunior Class this year has been one of the most active in school. They started the year oft right by winn- ing second place in both the sonq and yell contests. Iunior class rings have been proudly on display since early in October. Hiqhliqht ol the year was the Blue and While Star Dust Dance. They also shared in the qaiely of the Ir. Sr. Picnic and did their part toward the success of the Ir. Sr. Prom. The years activities were made possible by the splendid co-operation of the class under the direction of Mr. Don- ald Witlry, class adviser. r BASIC IIA FIRST ROW, leit la riqhl: M. Casillas I.. Huddleston, M. Blair, V. Wallace K. Wickman, I. Crum. G. Corbett, M. Kirby. SECOND ROW: C. Miller, B Gibson, I. O'I.eary, B. Lear, B. Gardner, D. Bunch, C. Romero. THIRD ROW: D. Monroe, B. Haas, M. Cothern, G. Pot ter. C. Moliel. Mr. Don Wmry. BASIC IIB FIRST ROW, lei! to riqhl: S. Gaither, L. Walker, B. Mathews, R. Sloan, P. Iellries, D. Welch, G. Morini. SECOND ROW: H. Walsh, B. McDonald, I. Blake- more, V. Biqqs, B. Diqqs, I. Beckwith, I. Slevens, I. johnson, Mr. Cyril Hel- ton. THIRD ROW: M. Boselli, r. Bcnoll, B. Best. H. Warwick, I. E-Iutchens, I. Lerwill, M. Clark, B. Price, B. DeGeer. BASIC 11C FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Garcia, I. Fackrell, A. Blakemore, K. Bates, M. Bouknxqht, D. Cook, Mrs. I-Iermine Claqett. SECOND ROW: I. Maxey, M. Stone, I. Smith, L. Raqlin, D. Haws, E. Larson, A. Treckeme, B. Burns, F. Tru- jillo. THIRD ROW: C. Sundquist, R. johnson, P. Fregoso. G. DeFoer, I.. Silva, F. Beavers, D. Beldon. 'Q 9- si. sl -risw ,f . 3 in-nf 1' Love ? ? ? Cold out loyce? Hmm. pretty qlrlll Hitch-hiking Donna! smqmq soph- Hl nm.. ciyaq steam Pwr! I I I SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore' Class has been very busy this year. They sponsored a school roller skating party in October, the first activity of this kind to be held in Westwood High. ln December they worked hard on their red and green Christmas Dance, which was a great success. During lhe second semester, plans were underway for various class activities including a possible swimming party. . The year's activities swere enjoyed under the guidance of Mr. Anthony Marrazzo, Class adviser. OFFICERS President ,...,,...,,. ..,.......,.r.... .......,,. D a le Brunchcomb Vice President ...... ,..,.,...,..,,.,. F rank Locatell Secretary ..,,,.,,,.,, ,.,.,,. M ary Louise Gregory Treasurer .......r.... .,,.....,,,. ,...,...r I o e Muno Song Leader ....,. .......,,, . . Sue Wilson Yell Leader ....... ....., I oyce Maxwell BASIC IDA FIRST ROW, left lo riqhl: F. Localell, B. Shook, I. Lorlon. SECOND ROW: B. Smalley, N. Holmes, P. Travis, L. Ab- bott, B. Alkins. C, Guess, L. Cassidy. THIRD ROW: B. Olson, I. Sundquisl. l. Majors, V. Sawyer, C. Lee, P. noznour. L. Maxey, Mr. Anthony Marrazzo. FOURTH ROW: R, Byrd, R. Pate, 1. Blakeney, G. Hermo, F. Perez, R. Dickl son, W. Collier. BASIC IDB FIRST ROW. lei! to right: I.. Snook. M Swanson. G. Foster, F. Van Blaricom D. Hutchison, G. Sandlin, P. Marlm SECOND Row. Miss anne lean md Elroy, H. Yarber, R. Llamas. W. Cox B. Monroe B. Pack W. Nobles H. udd . . . I . F. Bouyear. THIRD HOW: B. Simon, I. Coleman, R. Bokelman, S. Heuru, n Meuslmq, G. Adums, A. Mxckelson, D. Lynn. BASIC IOC FIRST ROW, le!! to right: Miss Louise Allen, L. Hermreck, M. Smith, G. Kresqe. B. Wallace. M. Greqory, I. Maxwell, I. Lerwill, S. Opsahl. SEC- OND HOW: F. Blackman, 'LK Taylor, P. Monay, I. Crawford, B. Johnson, A. Cyr, S. Wilson, V. Breedlove, I. Inqer- soll. THIRD ROW: I. Elherion, C. O' Connor, L. Calleqari, F. Belden, R. Ramerlz, F. Boone, B. Sands, I. Musso. D. Branchcomb. ' r nu Q 55 d -v- vu f- . '1 PFS L- Tum? PVP! Posing Maryln I-Oafinq 7 ? Tired Oniol .W J 5 2 f ' iff 3 If ' ' On Our Honor . . Cutie: I I r, sv A Q QA, Q' , N-Q 465 p- ' 3 , , f 3 , - -, f 1 eg K 'Eff A' . 'I it 5 it il I fy ' X-A' ' -pl , A 'i I - I , ' 55 K 1 A , . . Ir' XI , I - Sw Il . E ' ll , X. ,Q xx I - t ' X1 ' V . N 1 I iv. x ' 4 In I mile, Marlene! Bicycle Boy. EYDOIII CGV0 GUI Klllldl A u ii ll ,ff T, U' ffl I V CLASS Hi tif rf' ' ti! ,f,.,7' 'ffl ,ill L gall J! All' Nl? , . V A , . . li' 'rf' . 31' JG The freshman class was rather inactive during the first quarter. However they added to their class treasury through a coke and candy sale and noon dance. During the second quarter they helped sponsor a junior high box supper and dance. As the second semester progressed plans were made tor class parties to be held near the end ot the year. Freshman class adviser is Mr. Henry Samborski. OFFICERS President ,,..,.,. ,...,4............. ....... I o e Crabtree Secretary ....,.. . Karin Opsuhl o W If ,f ff BASIC DA FIRST ROW, lelt to right: B, Maddinq, I. Crabtree, D. Webb, D. Iaquette, P. Mickelson, D. Soli. SECOND nOw: A. McNeil, K. Opsahl, K. Furmls, N. rle.- mant, S. Achenbauqh, V. Boukniqhl, O. Kennedy, M. Smith. THIRD ROW: E. Sands, F. Tons, N. Sanders, C. Parkins, R, Goins, C. Thurgood, L. Biqqler, R. Doerinq, E. Garcia. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Henry Samborski, I. Blackwell, D. Vanderley, E. Sessum, L. Small, B. Cochran, G. Thoreson. A. Haas, T. Wilson, D. Curleman. BASIC 9B FIRST ROW, lelt to right: F. Lopez, W. Colbert, I. Meridith, M. Hill, I. Stone, R. Hades, I. Sloan. SECOND ROW: V. Palmer, V. Martinez, P. Mcinnls, S. MCCrary, C. lensen, L. Miley, A. Kil- putrtc. C. Corbett. S. Todd. THARD ROW: M. Smalley, I. Watkins, B. Bel- don. A. Winchell, N. Franklin, A. Stew- art, M. Glenn, Mr. joseph swift. FOURTH ROW: B. Mayfield, R. Dill, I. Haelele, G. Simon, I. johnson, u. Guess, K. Roper, P. Brean, R. Casillas. BASIC 9C FRONT ROW. lelt to riqht: A. Tyler M. Guess, I. Heard, C, Boone, N. Stone W. Stevers, M. Bates. SECOND ROW: I. Auble, W. Conqer, D. Locatell, D Hackney, R. Ceaqno, 1. Holtman, rt Hate, R. Schott, S. Hertziq, G. Gaither tHtl'lD ROW. A. Watts, lvl. Dwyer, r. Keith, E. Fackrell, E. Nunez, T. Florez, M. Burton, 1. Dill, H. Yarber, rt. Glenn, R. Blair, C. Galleqos, O. Lyman, B. lohnson, M. Wollord, Mrs, Hermrne Claqell. EIGHTI-I GRADE OFFICERS President ...., ..,.. .... R i chard Wann Treasurer Vice-President .. . lame: Cyr Yell Leader 59C1'9'Gl'Y .,....,,,, .. .. Monte Coleman Song Leader .. Augustine Perez . . Sharon Coleman . . lean Bouyear BASIC 8A FIRST ROW, left to riqht: S. Lucero, W. Goins, B. Smith, S. Coleman, D. Marlo, W. Smith. SECOND ROW: I. Smith, L. Wimberly, T. Wharton, N. Bowman, C. Keena, C. Beckwith, L. Guess. R. Tyler, B. Achenbauqh. THIRD ROW: F. Wright, W. Gorden. E. O'Leary, A. Peter. S. Abbott, A. Eaton, W. Steward, B. Ross. Mrs. Dian Wittry. BASIC BB FIRST HOW, left to right: M. Hermreck, M. Hart. S. Null. G. Freqoso, C. Atkins. S. Leedy. SECOND ROW: B. Gibson. G. Hudson, l. Van Leuven, E. Potter, H. Butterfield, I. Nelson, M. Coleman. THIRD ROW: O. Trujillo, I. Bunn, S. Woosley, l. Strickland, R. Casillas. Mr. Donald Witfry, H. Guiterrez, 1. Sum- mers, L. Colbert. BASIC BC FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Thelander, H. Garcia, E. Welch, I. Butcher, L. Coleman, D. Marlo. l. Muntz, G. Whar- ton. SECOND ROW: S. Gottardo, P. Cope, F. Kuhn, B. Schaefer, R. Wann, L. Morini. Mr. Cyril Helton. THIRD ROW: L. Clester, G. Sorrels, T. Kolo' sick, R. Olson, I. Cyr, 1. Maddinq, E. DeI oer. O President . Vice-President Secretary .. BASIC 7A FIRST ROW, leit to riqht: M. Draper, H. Borreqo. R. Sundqutst, M. Wells, M. Musso. A. Wallace, D. Furniss. SECOND ROW: B. Buttet, P. Wolie. E. Brent, P, Zoller, A. Rameriz, G. Moore, B. Snook, D. Gonzales, B. Wolford, E. Sandlin. THIRD ROW: F. Donati. R. Wallace. R. Cox. B. Galleqos, M. Hut- chens, S. Windham, V. Edmonds. E. Casillas. K. Rucker, R. Prior. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Anthony Marrazzo, BASIC 7B FIRST ROW. lett to riqht: A. Wooslev, D. Wimberly, S. Rich. M. Stronq, M Romero. C. Bork, A. Haskell, R. Bor- reqo, D. Schott, B. Bell, I. Martin. SECOND ROW: I. Ulloa, P. O'Learv, M. Bunn, T. Wharton, R, Iohnson, l. Bow- en. C. Doermq. I. Fackrell, R. Thore- son. Miss Billieiean McElroy. THIRD ROW: D. Lopez, D. Blanchard, N. Bran- som, G. Thurqood, B, Kirk, B. Watkins, R. Glenn, T. Tyler, N. Nelson. BASIC 7C FIRST ROW, lelt to right: C. Kennedy, R. Weyant, V. Guess, D. Blakemore, G. Sims, C. Griitice. A. Lopez, M. Heinze. I.. Kilpatric. SECOND ROW: I, Iaquette. S. Maiors, B. lorqensen, I. Wheelock, C. Hutchings, R. Newby, F. Price, G. Beckwith. E. Nunez, D. Wann. THIRD ROW: D. Enos, C. Edwards, D. Sanchez. G. Fullerton, I. Diqhton. R. Haas. B. Chapple, C. Bachman, Mr. Donald Glasqow. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS ,. Charlene Deering Treasurer . Darlene Gonzales .. Alice Rameriz Yell Leader . . Rosemary Borrego ., Annette Wallace Song Leader Mildred Romero Bucknl Brigade Ge! a Horn! Freshman Fixer: rv'- X Vx! Q -qxf X u,X 5 A pun L.. Busy Bunch Brtisls Square Dancin' Chestorites-Peg-Legged Frank Music! Music! Music! Chow Timo An Apple for the Teacher Gord Oh ACTIVITIES ,, .. I ,Ci , Q K . JQ j .. x I N L '- 'N - , FIRST HOW, lelt to riqht, F. Blackmon, I. Ingersoll, A. Watts, L. Huddleston, L. Walker, N. lensen. K. Wick man, I. Maxey, A. Larsen, D. Welch, P. Ieltrles, R. Llamas. C. Vernon. SECOND ROW: B. DeGeer, I Etherton, P. Cvr. R. Grahc m, B. Best, L.. Calleqari, I. Emerson, B. Sands, D. Monroe, T. Taylor, Mrs. Dian Wittry. FIRST ROW. left to right, O Truiillo, L. Morini, G. Whar ton, V. Bouknight, I. Butcher H. Sundquist, A. Tyler. SEC OND ROW: D. Demsher, N Sanders, C. Corbett, O. Ken nedy, K. Opsahl, S. Achen bauqh, S. Gottardo, I. Bou year, F. Van Blaricom, S opmhi, THIRD now: Mui Dian Wittry. I. Sundquist. P Martin, T. Taylor, I. Ether ton, K. Roper, M. Hutchens R. Eades, I. Iohnson, M. Iet tries, B. I. Chesshir. Nr f 5 Vw Dolores Demsher. Editor CHIPMUN K IOURNALISM The Chipmunk statt of i950-Sl was comprised of senior and junior high school students. The annual staff was linanced by the selling of Christ- mas cards, magazine subscriptions, crested stationery, book covers, school hats, dances, game food sales and the Faculty A game. Advertising from local merchants, merchants from Susanville and Chester and national advertisers, plus organization dues made a successful year. OFFICERS Editor . ........ ., ...,.. . .. .. ..... ,....... . . .... Dolores Domshor Business Manager ...... .... T ommy Taylor Literary Editor .. . ..... .... San dra Opschl Sports Editor .... . ,. Iohn Etherton Koston Roper The Lumberiack is printed every two weeks by the students of the Iournalism Class. The students set up page dummies which are photographed and run off by the Sugar Pine Press. Advertising is solicited from West- wood merchants. Editors Fall Spring City Editor .......... Dorothea Welch ..... ........ N ancy Iensen Page I ...........,,.,. Lucille Walker .,...... ..... D orothea Welch Page 2 ..... ......,. T ommy Taylor ......,... Launa Huddleston Sports ..... ........ E ruce Best ......... ......... I erry Emerson Page 4 ...... ..... . .Nancy Iensen ...... .... P at Ieftries SENIOR HIGH FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Stev- ens, L. Huddleston, L. Walker, A. Blakemore, M. Lopez, V. Patten. I. Phelan. SECOND HOW: S. Op- sahl, P. Martin, I. Sundquist, I. Blakemore, H. Warwick, L. Romer, tell, T. Taylor, F. Trujillo. IUNIOR HIGH LEFT TO RIGHT: B, Gibson, D Thelander, M, Coleman, K. Roper Mrs. Hermine Claqett, adviser, A Kilpatric, K. Opsahl, I. Strickland S V t C. S. F. The California Scholarship Federation is one of the inns? honorable groups in the school The only requirement for membership is the achievement of 10 out of l5 points 1n the academic grades. ln the fall a regional conference was planned, but because of bad weather, was cancelled. An enjoyable local chapter party was held instead. Several students were sent to the State Conference in Santa Rosa on April 7. The main project ol the year was the sale of soft drinks at the square dancing meetings every Tuesday night. Much of the club's financial income was from An enioyable picn-ic was held late in the spring, to close a very successful OFFICERS President ,....,.....,,, .,...,,,,,,,,.,.,,.,,,......,.. T om McDonald Vice President ,.... ...,.... H arlcm Warwick Secretary ........ .,..V L auncx Huddleston Treasurer ,,,,,,.,,,,, Lucille Walker Adviser ,... Mrs. Hermine Clagett B. Ceaqlio, T. McDonald. Mrs. Her' mine Claqett. THIRD ROW: I. Smith, C. Guess. S. Wilson, F. Loca- The honor roll IS a group of the students who attcuned hlqh qrade standmqs throughout the year It is d1V1ded 1nto Iumor I-hgh and Sen1or Hlqh qroups each made up of mem bers of :ts parhcular sechon of the school Requirements are the achlevement of e1ther 70 out of 84 pomts or 60 out of 72 dependlnq on the number of perlods of study taken A new hst IS made up every quarter SENIOR HIGH FIRST ROW, left to riqhlz I. Stevens. M. Boukniqht, B. Chesshir. I. Gibson, G. Kresge, I. Phelan, M. Lopez. S. Opscxhl. A. Blakemore. SECOND ROW: I. Smith. W. Ox- ford, V. Patten, M. Cas- illas, I. Bingham, I. Sund- quisl. P. Martin. D. Welch, L. Walker. THIRD ROW: I. Blakemore. T. McDonald. B. Ceaqlio, L. Roper, B. Best. L. Huddle- lfon, D. Cook, H. Iudd, T. Taylor. F. Trujillo, B. Smalley. IUNIOR HIGH FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Opschl. B. Gibson. A. Kilpatric. I. Miley, P. Wolfe, A. Haskell, S. Rich. A. Wallace, R. Weyant. SECOND ROW: D. Thelander. l. Muntz, V. Bouknight. O. Ken- nedy. K. Baker, M. Wol- ford. R. Doerinq. H. Gor- cia. E. Welch. R. Sund- quilt. THIRD ROW: K. 30901. M. Coleman, B. Gallegos. P. Mickelson. l t l l l SENIOR HIGH BAND AND MAIORETTES FIRST HOW, lett to riqht: W. Sievers, M. Bates. I. Max- well, B. Atkins, SECOND ROW: I. Lorton, H. Purdy, I. Blackwell. B. Gibson. V. Biqqs, I. Cauqhman, B. Shook, K. Furniss, N. Her- mant, V. Breedlove. THIRD ROW: K. Opscrhl, I, Crumb. S. Opsahl, B, Mathews, P. Travis, P. Cyr, P. Truiillo, Mr. Henry Ornellas. FOURTH ROW: S. Hertziq, G, Thore- son. I. Musso, I. Steward, F. Cochran, K. Snook. R, Pate. G. DeFoer, B. DeGeer. IUNIOR HIGH BAND FIRST ROW, lelt to riqht: C. Hutchings, E. DeFoer, I. Wheelock, R. Sundquist. B. Bell, G. Fullerton, D, Enos, D. Furniss, P. Wolle, A. Wallace, I. Martin, J. Cyr, K. Rucker, G. Simons. SEC- OND HOW: G. Sims. M. Smalley, L. Morini, O. Tru- iillo, Mr. Henry Ornellas. THIRD ROW: I. Bowen, R Haas. G. Thurgood, D, Blan- chard, W, Steward, I. Auble, B, Ross, 1. Drqhton, M. Hut- chens, Fl. Olson, R. Thoreson. BAND SENIOR HIGH The 1950-Sl hiqh school band has done a qood rob, this year, in rooting out school spirit, The members played at all home qames and several out of town ones. This year, as an extrafcurricular activity, they attended the Navy Hand Concert at Chico. lohn Cauqhman and Frank Cochran, student musicians, played with the Navy Band. The band has been very active socially, this year also. They held several parties which were enjoyed by mem' bers and their dates, and also contributed to the success ol the syrirrq concert. Highlight of 'he year was the Annual Music Festival held at Chico. Reliable band captain this year was Frank Cochran. Packing him up was Secretary Kirin Opsahl. lvlr. Henry Ctrnellas is the condugtor. IUNIOR HIGH The lunior Hiah Band has been very aocd this year. It has in its midst, many promising prcspects fcr cur lute ure High School Bands. Members participated in a combined Grarnrrrar School and Iunior lirqh Band, which gave several excellent performances. Several enroyable parties were held rrr the spring to top cli a very qccd year. Mr. Henry Ornellas is the ccnducmr. CHORUS FIRST ROW, lett to right: R. Nar- baitz, B. Iensen, S. Gaither, I. Cloud, M. Dwyer, A. Winchell, W. Sievers, S. Achenbaugh, I. Smith, A. Blakemore, D. Demsher. SECOND ROW: I. Sayer, G. Corbett. S. Wil- son, V. Patten, E. Larson, N, Iones, B. Terry, B. Monroe, B. Vineyard. M. Heath. Mr. Henry Ornellas THIRD ROW: L. Cassidy, I. Cole- man, I. Musso, B. Haas, I. Caugh- man, F. Cochran, W. Nobles, F. Perez, R. Hale, R. Pate. ORCHESTRA The 1950-51 orchestra has presided from the stage for many of the year's high school dances. Among them are the post Westwood- Susanville football game dance, the Christmas dance, the Valentines Dance and the Star Dust Dance. Many enjoyable hours of dancing are results ci their outstanding pertormances. ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Caugh- man, V. Biggs, H. Tyler, B. Shook, S. Opsahl. SECOND ROW: S. Wil- son. Mr. Henry Omellas, I. Musse, H. Warwick, F. Cochran. MAIORFITES LEFI' TO RIGHT: W. Sievers, M. Bates, 1. Maxwell, B. Atkins. CHORUS I The Chorus has been very active this year. lt has enter- tained at P. T. A., Christmas and Thanksgiving Programs. and Chester Grammar school. The chorus went to the Music Festival in Chico. Sue Wilson is the accompanist. MAIORETTES The band majorettes added the finishing touch to the success ot the 1950-5.1 Westwood High Band. Their red and black costumes sparkled at every home game this tall and added zest to the season's victories. Ioycelyn Maxwell is the drum majorette, and behind her are the three line maiorettes, Barbara Atkins, Marjorie Bates, and Wilma Sievers. ' GLA SENIQR HIGH The Senior H1 G. A. A. has worked and played hard this year, but they have had a lot oi fun in the process. Some of the sports played are basketball volleyball, badminton, tennis, baseball and bowling. . A The social life centered around the Freshman Initiation, G. A. A. play day and G. A. A. banquet. OFFICERS President ..........,. .......................... ....... I o Ann Phelan Vice President ........... ...... --YAAA ,.-, I 6 U M16 Sieve!!-S Seq-eiqfy A,,,...AA,, .,.. ..... M a rgaret Swanson Treasurer -..A. , ,,.... Anna Lee Blakemore SENIOR HIGH G.A.A. FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Bingham, P. Foster, I. Gibson, R. Doerinq, C. Zoller, I. Maxwell, B. At- kins, M. Greqorv. SEC- OND ROW: N. Sanders, C. Corbett, M. Glenn, S. Achenbaugh, W. Sievers, M. Bates, P. Mclnnis, V. Baukniqht, M. Casillas, G. Morini, P. Eaton. W. Oxford. V. Patten. THIRD ROW: M. Lopez, I. Fack- rell, L. Walker, I. Craw- ford, D. Welch, B, Diggs, A. Cyr, P. Monay, M. Villalovas, S. Garcia, I. Phelan. Miss Ann Ufer. FOURTH ROW: A. Blake- more, M. Bouknight, I. Stevens, L. Huddleston, K. Bates, I. Smith, M. Elena, I. Warren, N. Bol- linger, M. Swanson, L. Snook, I. Sundquist, G. Foster. EIGHTH GRADE G.A.A. FIRST ROW, lelt to right: I. Bouyear. S. Gottardo. E. Welch, D. Thelander, S, Leedy, T. Wharton, L. Wimberley, G. Wharton. SECOND ROW: W. Goins. G. Fregoso, H. Garcia, S. Lucero. C. Atkins. W. Smith, I. Muntz, L. Mor- ini, O. Trujillo. THIRD ROW: Miss Ann Uier. SEVENTH GRADE G.A.A. FIRST ROW, lei! to riqht: D. Blakemore, B. Bell, D. Purniss, P. Gonzales, M. Romero, C. Doering, R. Weyant, I. Miley, S. Rich. D. Wann, R. Sundauist. SECOND ROW: C. Bork. M. Heinze, D, Schott, A. Woosley, I. Bowen, E. Nunez, B. Wolford, D. Wimberly, H. Borreqo, G. Simms, Miss Ann Uter. THIRD ROW: A. Wallace, A. Haskell. B. Snooks, A. Rameriz, A. Lopez, M. Bonn. C. Kennedv. B. IOYQGDSGU, M. Bouyear, R. Borrego. A. IUNIOR HIGH The 7th and Sth grade G. A. A. are new organizations this year. However, already the members have shown excellent ability in volleyball, -netball, softball, basketball and many others. The two Junior High divisions also took part in the G. A. A. play day. Elva Nunez is the 7th grade president. All activities were enjoyed with their adviser Miss Ann Ufer. SENIOR F. H. A. FIYZQT ROW, lelt to right: B. Smalley, N. Sanders, C. Corbett. C. Guess, B. Wallace. D. Hutchison, M. Gregory, I, Maxwell, I. Stevens,'L. Huddleston, K, Wickman, I. Fackrell, L. Abbot, G. Sandlin. SECOND HOW: Miss Edna Van Orthwick. L. Herm- reck, D. Demsher, S. Smith, K. Baker. N. Franklin, C, Boone, V. Boukniqht, N. Iones. I- Beckwith, M. Dwyer. THIRD ROW: C. Perkins, A, Tyler, M. Glenn, M. Wolford, I, Heard, M. Bates, P. Mclnnis, V. Martinez F. Keith, A. Neil. IUNIOR F. H. A. FIRST ROW, leit to riqht: R Borreqo, I Ulloa A Flame-ri.: H Borre o M Draoer, D. Blakemore, C Doerinq, A. Haskell, I Miley, C. Bork, M. Hemze, V. Guess. SEC- OND ROW: N. Bowman. H. Garcic, S. Gottardo, M. Bouyear, L. Wimberly Fvt Bunn, B. Wolford, D. Marlo, B. Snooks, I Iacquette, D. Wimberly, THIRD ROVV: M Stronq, D. Thelander, L. Guess, I. Bauyear T. Wharton, W. Smith, W. Go,ns, C. Ken nedy, M. Musso, D. Gonzales, M, Romero, P, Zeller, A, Woosley. ll F. H. A. ' SENIOR .- IUNIOR The Iunior-Senior F. H. A. d:dn't divide this year, but worked uoqether as one group to accomplish their goal. The year was started olf with several popcorn sales at :he fail athletic events. Also noon candy sales helped add 'o the finances, lust before Christmas, the qxrls and their dates eriioyod a suwcesstul party and dance. Several of the members worked hard tc earn the honored Iunior Home Degree. The highlight of the year was the larqe Sprmq Dance held in April. A lea for the mothers was qiven by the qrrls on Mothers Day. The years success was made possible by the splendid cooperation of the qlrls and the excellent leadership of their adviser Miss Edna Van Orthwick. GIRLS LEAGUE The Girls' League was a newly organized group this year, taking the place of the Try-Y. But newness was no hindrance and they went ahead with such success that they are probably here to stay. At the first ot the year, a constitution and set of by-laws were drawn up. The girls were divided into groups to work on various projects. They sponsored a panel at the Sierra Student Leaders' Corilerence in Ouincy, and sent several delegates to both the Chico and Richardsons Springs Conferences. Highlight of the year was the Scavenger Hunt, Dinner and Dance held March 14. This was immensely -enjoyed by both the girls and their dates. The club was open to all Sophomore, Iunior and Senior girls. Activities were carried on under the direction oi adviser, Miss Esther Firth and President Mary Lopez. OFFICERS President ............. .... ................., ..,,,..,,.. M cr ry Lopez Vice President .... ...... C laudia Zoller Secretary ..,.... Phyllis Foster Treasurer .,,. ..... I an Bingham GIRLS' LEAGUE FIRST ROW, leit to right: S. Opsahl, D. Welch, B. Diggs. G. Morini, I. Phelan, V. Biggs, B. Iohnson. SEC- OND ROW: I. Sayer, P. Monay, M. Gregory, I. Maxwell, B. Wallace, S. Wilson, I. Lerwill, D. Hutchison, N. Iensen, B. Iensen, G. Foster, G. Sandlin, C, Guess, Miss Esther Firth. THIRD ROW: M. Lopez, M, Bouk- night, S.'Garcia, D. I-laws, W. Cox, M. Casillas, A. Cyr, L. Huddleston, I. Stevens, M. Stone, I. Sundquist, B. Atkins, B. Ogburn. I, Warren. FOURTH ROW: P. Martin, F. Van Blaricom, D. Cook, P. Wallace, I. Fackrell, L. Walker, E. Larson, K. Bates, I. Smith, L. Snook, M. Swan- son, B. Smalley, W. Oxford, A. Blakemore, D. Demsher. COMMERCIAL CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Dem- sher, G. Foster, I. Maxwell, M. Gregory. C. Guess. B. Wallace. SECOND ROW: 'P. Wallace, C. Zol- ler, P. Foster, I. Bingham, I. Gib- son, R. Doering, B. Diggs, M. Cas- illas, G. Morini, V. 'WallaCe, VV. Oxford, V. Patten, B. Oqburn. THIRD ROW: D. Eller, L. Boomgarv den, M. Ieffries, B. Chesshir, I. Iohnson, W. Irwin, M. Bosetti, G. DeFore, B. Shook, Mrs. Ellen Col lins. FOURTH ROW: G. Corbett, A, Cyr, P. Monay, M. Boukniqht, K. Bates, I. Stevens, S. Gaither, I. Maxey, B. Olson, I. Warren, M. Ellena. COMMERCIAL CULB The Commercial Club is newly organized, open to any student who has taken second year typing or is taking second year typing. The purpose of the club is to form a closer relationship between commercial students of Westwood High School. They enjoyed a luncheon at Clear Creek this spring. President .. . Vice President ..... Manager ..... Secretary .... OFFICERS Wanda Oxford Betty Ogburn Morris Bosetti 'Marth Casillas SOAP BOX ORATORS DRAMATICS The Soap Box Orators, a newly organized group, con- sists of the public speaking class. The group took part in two debates with Alturas. They have given many speeches in assemblies. The Soap Box Orators have sponsored noon dances and food sales. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in public speaking. The dramatic students of W'estwood High enjoyed cr busy year. They presented a play at the annual Christ- mas program. Then in March they presented a three-act play. Our Miss Brooks, a hilarious comedy. This play was undoubtedly one of the best plays given in West- wood tor many years. The plot was excellent, the acting exceptional, and the audience large. The assembly was also entertained by several other plays and skits. SOAP BOX ORATORS FIRST HOW, left to riqht: S. Opsahl, P. Monay, G. Foster, C. Guess, F. Locatell, I. Ler- well, M. Lopez. I. Phelan, B. Diggs. SECOND ROW: L. Hermreck. P. Iettries, D. Welch, D. Demsher, Mr. Cyril Helton. THIRD ROW: K. Wickman, C. Miller, G. Aldrich, C. Romero. DRAMATICS FIRST ROW. lett to right: B, Iohnson, I. Crawford, E, Can- trell, I. Cloud, V. Patten. P. leitries, R. Sloan, V. Wall- ace, B. Mathews, B. lordan. H. Doering. SECOND ROW: R. Narbitz, M. Kirby. 1. Warren, A. Oxford, I. Craig, E. Cantrell, S. Fisher, P. Wallace, M. Blair, D. Irwin. Mr. Cyril Helton. THIRD BOW: L. Butcher, R. Ram- eriz, R. Boketman, I. Hutch- ens, I. Blakeney, H. Welch. H. Tyler. l I GIRLS' BLOCK W FIRST ROW. left to right: A. Blakemore, W. Oxford, B. Chou- hir, I. Bingham, C. Zoller, 1. Gibson, P. Foster, R. Doerinq. SECOND ROW: 1. Smith. l. Ste- vens, M. Villutovas, K. Bates, L. Walker, L. Huddleston, M. Ca:- illas. Miss ,Ann Ufer. THIRD ROW: J. Phelan, G. Morini. S. Garcia, M. Lopez. f VX 12. . f f ' 5 41 Ali' -' , I.', ,SP '- ', .4- ' if ' Aw v. , . V r - ,e :livin ' X a,,,?,.:e F ' 5'X,ff'7' 1 nors' nrocx w FIRST ROW, left to right: M Q7 Boseni. 'r. Mcnonqld, D. Mon i' roe, P. Truiillo, B. Ceaglio. SEC :Q OND ROW: Mr. Orrin Hoffman G. Potter, F. Cochran, I. Emer 'OU' F- Schott. R. Rameriz, H Isbell. BLOCK X' GIRLS' The Girls' Block W has been very inactive this year: however during the second semester a meeting was called and officers elected. The purpose oi this organ- ization is to offer recognition to outstanding girl ath- letes and to encourage participation in sports. To belong a girl must have earned 1000 points in G,A.A. sports. BUYS' The Boys Block W has been very inactive throughout the complete year. However, quite a few boys were eligible for membership in the organization. Before a student may join the club, he must have earned a block letter in a varsity sport. The purpose of the organization is to encourage participation in competitive sports. Tom McDonald was elected president and Mr. Orrin Hofiman was the adviser. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Iunior Red Cross has been quite active this year. In the fall, they held their annual membership drive in which nearly ali the basics responded with 1009? mem- bership. The main project of the year was the sendina of thirty- four gift boxes overseas at Christmas time. They also appropriated SIG for gifts to be sent to veterans' hos- pitals. Many service programs were enioyed throughout the year and several movies were shown. A few students were sent to the annual Red Cross Con- ference in the spring to too off a truly successful year. The years activities were enjoyed under the direction of Miss Louise Allen, adviser. OFFICERS President .........,,,. ,,.,,,....,,, .,,,,,,,,,,,4. Vice President ....... ......,,,......,..... Secretary .,,............. Treasurer .,.,.,....,....,... Program Chairman ..... IUNIOR RED CROSS FIRST ROW, left to right: D Sanchez, I. Crabtree, I. Bunn, A. Perez, L. Cassidy, M. Hill, E. Casillas. SECOND ROW: K. Oo sahl, B. Atkins, C. Doering, D Blakemore, P. Wolfe, W. Goins S. Lucero, I. Muntz, B. Gibson D. Thelander, Miss Louise Allen THIRD How: D. nemsher. sf Opsahl, I. Lerwill, P. Martin D. Welch. M. Stone, D. Irwin E. Larson, A. Winchell, F. Keith FOURTH ROW: E. Fackrell. R Muntz, B. Gibson, R, Meusling, I. McNeil, T. Taylor, I. Etherton, B. Burnes, D. Blanchard. PAN AMERICAN CLUB OFFICERS FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Opsahl, L. Snook, I. Smith, L. Huddleston. M. Caslllas. S. Gaither. D. Welch. -SECOND ROW: K. Baker, T. Taylor. I. Etherton, H. Judd, I. Martinez, C. Hermo, A. Hunter, Miss Louise Allen, H. Sloan. lean Munts .. Sandra Opsahl Wanetta Goins Ethel Marle Larsen .. Dolores Demsher PAN AMERICAN CLUB The Pan American Club was organized for the purpose of making the members better acquainted with Pan American and Latin speaking countries. In the course of the year's events, its purpose was so successfully ac- complished that It was launched on the way of becom- inq one of the most popular clubs in school. At Christmas time a pinata party was held In true Mex- ican style. It was a greatly enioyed activity for all members. Iust before Lent, a program was given to commemorate Carnival Season in New Orleans. The highlight of the year was the Pan American Day program and dance held on April 12th. According to adviser Miss Louise Allen, it was a great success. OFFICERS President ............ .,............... .........,. I. a una Huddleston Vlce President ..., ...,.,.........,..... ..,...,.... I o e Martinez Secretary ..,,............. .... I moqene Smith Treasurer ........,........... ......... K ay Baker Program Chairman ...... ..,.... R ulo Llamas LIBRARY STAFF FIRST ROW, len to right: I. Sayer, M. Heath, D. Cook. B. Vineyard, L. Boom- garden, E. Larson, F. Trujillo, I. Lauer. SECOND ROW: B. McDonald ,I. Bingham, M. Iefiries, Miss Esther Firth. B. Diggs. B. lensen, N. Iensen, M. Lopez. I. Phelan, W. Oxford. M. Bouknight, C. Zoller. IUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COURT The lunior High Court carried proudly this year a complete and satisfactory success. lt consists of nine members, one representing each Iunior High Basic Course. Meetings were held second period Thursday, under the dir- ection of Mr. Henry Samborski, During the fall of the year they were the Cen- ter of attention in an assembly program by the holding ol a fake trial. ln March, Mr. Same borski, adviser, entertained the group at the movies. Robert Glenn and Agustine Perez served commendably as judges. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT CONTROI. ROUND TABLE, lei! to right: S. Wilson, N. Holmes, P. Trujillo, I. Emerson, R. Isbell. F. Cochran, M. Heath. T. McDonald. C. Sundquist. B. Llamas. B. Mc- Donald, B. Gardner, Mr. Ioseph Swiit. LIBRARY STAFF Library Practice students are assistant lib- rarians. Their duties vary from housekeep- ing to full responsibility, under supervision. for certain phases of the work of the library. The tasks are chosen to be practical and to offer opportunity for experience in actual work situations typical in any library. Students are assigned circulation desk duties, reference problems, periodical work, library typing, and displays. Wide reading and greater appreciation of books are objectives of the class program. The development of varied reading tastes has evidenced the accomplishment of this purpose. 4.-.ln IUNIOH HIGH STUDENT CONTROL ROUND TABLE, left to right: A. Haas. D. Blakemore, G. Fregoso, A. Perez, R. Glenn, T, Florez, ll. Casillas, I. Cyr, M. Hutchens. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COURT Westwood is proud of its l95O-Sl student con- trol. lt has acted intelligently and effectively in almost all cases this year. Consisting of lZ members, it met second period every Tuesday to try offenders of school laws and rules. The five minutes between periods saw its members standing on their post in the halls. Frank Cochran, Tom McDonald and Phil Tru- iillo have served with it as ludges during the year. Attending meetings but having no vote was adviser, Mr. loseph Swift. II il NP IO Qgllll I SKI TEAM . . LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Donald Wittry, F. Boone, C Howard P. Cyr. G. Small B Gibson. A, Hun- ter B McDonald, M. Hill, P Mickelson. SENIOR SKI PATROL FIRST ROW, lett to riaht: B McDonald. R. Nar- baitz N Iensen, W. Ir- win I Sundquist, D. Fos- ter D Irwin, I. Stevens, K Bates D. Cook, S. Op, sa D Domsher, I. Smith SECOND ROW: Mr Donald Wittry, C. Howard T. Taylor, G. Thoreson G. Small. I.Em- erson S Gaither, P. Cyr. A Hunter B. Summers, B Haas B. Gibson, I. Lutrell R Iohnson, I.. JUNIOR SKI PATROL FIRST ROW, left to right: P Mickelson. I. Modding, T Kolosic S. Hertzig, M. H111 I Crabtree, D. Soli. ru, SECOND ROW: R. Sund- quut C Bork, A. Has- kell M Glenn, W. Sie- vers D Locatell. M. Bates I Hoiiman, S. Todd N Hermant, K. Op- :N sahl A Haas, Mr. Don- at. .1 ald Wittry. xi .saw ,4 f , .g, 'I-5 4. Jw' -1-1 'ef '44' -F-eg eg 'l,4,,,,z-. ,.jf'r' v SKI CLUB The Iunior Senior Ski Patrol worked toqether as one group this year. Limited snowfall held a restraining hand on the club's activities, but nevertheless six or seven ski trips were taken. To assist in the financial department, sales at football find basketball games were held, whereupon the mem- bers discarded their snowshoes and lent a hand. An invitational ski meet was held in February in which Fted Elufl and Westwood competed. Both schools placed favorably with Westwood first, much individual skill was exhibited. A boys' ski team was formea this year to compete in such meets. Through the club many skiinq skills were formed and improved, according to Mr. Donald Wittry, adviser, and the ski activities were both profitable and enjoyable. OFFICERS President ....... ......,.. . ..,,,...... . ,. .. Bob McDonald Vice President .......... . ,...... . ..., Garry Small Secretary-Treasurer .... .. .. Imogene Smith Sergeant at Anne ..... . .... Jerome Lauer 49 j W , ,, k,,,, ' . Y Aww A H. gg! U 51: 4 N 5 N x ,I ax' Q A Yi? I S 3 W p - Q I 'Sa . - 1 ' - :- 4 ' ' ,.w fl ' :Nh I .1 f 4 - , I i K SPCRTS OOACHB LEFT TO RIGHT: Harrv Knecht, track: Don Wittrv. D basketball and ski team: Richard Scarlett. Joot- ball and 'B basketball: Orrin Hoffman, football. A basketball. baseball: Ioseph Swilt. C basketball. THIS YEAR IN SPORTS This year as last, Westwood was entered in the Feather River League. The school spirit and teams morale helped Westwood finish second in a hard fought season. l.et's review this year's sports and see how well we have done. First, our mighty football team started out successfully, but dropped down to second place by the seasons end. When the Lumberiarks met Quincy on the home field, something happened to cause the Lumberjacks to heat the league leaders 7-6. This year's season was not without a few accidents, however. Two of the worst were the ones that involved Tom McDonald and Gil Aldrich. Tommy's leg was iniured in the Quincy game there, while Gil received a serious head injury in the Quincy game here. The next season we followed was the winter's basketball. Our A's placed sec- ond, winning 7 games and Losing 3. The 'As' however won first place in the Acher tournament, and were awarded a gold trophy which they presented to the Student Body. The B team did almost as well, winding up the season in third place by winn- ing 6 and losing 4. 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 differ- ent 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. With hopes of doing as good as last year, the team was high. To the coaches . . . thanks for the teams of which we are proud. THE VARSITY FIRST ROW. left to right: R. Ramirez. H. Warwick. l. Blakemore. B. Best. B. McDonald. M. Clark. P. Cyr. D. Olson, G. Potter, F. Beavers. SECOND ROW: T. McDonald. F. Belden, H. Yarber, D. Belden, I. McNeil. L. Silva. G. Small. B. Gibson. THIRD ROW: Coach Orrin Hoffman. P. Truiillo. M. Bosetti. E. Avres. G. Ald- rich, I. Emerson. C. Wagner, D. Bollinger, I. Hutchens, P. Schott. M. Cothern, R. Isbell, Coach Richard Scarlett. VARSITY FOOTBALL This year's Varsity football team, asking no quarter and giving none. had a fairly successful season, even if they won only four games and lost five. With Quincy taking first place honors, Westwood took second. SEPTEMBER l5. l950 - - Westwood at Red Bluff Westwood took the lead early in the third quarter. It was a hard fought game but the Spartans of Red Bluff were unable to penetrate Westwood's goal line. Final score 6 - 0. SEPTEMBER 23. 19501 - Westwood at Altuxas Westwood played at Alturas and played a thrilling game. The first score for Alturas was in the second quarter. Early in the third quarter Alturas scored again. On a fumble of Modoc Don Eollinger recovered the ball and went 20 yards for Westwood's first score. Alturas scored again in the third quarter. ln the final quarter Bosetti picked up a fumble scoring for Westwood again. Final score 20 - 14. SEPTEMBER 30. 1950 - - Westwood at Greenville It was a hard fought game with no one scoring until he second quarter, when Gene Ayres carried the ball or Westwood's first touchdown. Richard Isbell drop- icked the extra point. 'he Lumberjacks were not able to score again until .om McDonald ran 15 yards for the final touchdown. Final score 13 - 0. OCTOBER 6. 1950 - - Westwood at Quincy Quincy scored in the first quarter, in the second quarter, and again in the third quarter. Westwood scored in the first quarter, and again in the final quarter, with Belden carrying the ball both times. Final score l9 V 13. OCTOBER 14. 1950 - - Portola at Westwood Westwood lost the first of two games by the score of 7 - 6 to Portola. Westwood played a good game but was unable to penetrate Portola's goal. OCTOBER 21. 1950 - - Greenville at Westwood Greenville invaded the local field. It was a thrilling game, but it tumed out to be another disappointment for the Westwood fans. Final score 7 - 6. OCTOBER 28. 1950 - - Quincy at Westwood The upset of the year in Feather River League play oc- curred Saturday, October 28 when Westwood defeated Quincy 7 - 6 in a downpour. After having lost two previous games by the same score the Lumberiacks were out to tum the tables. Quin- cy was first to score in the closing minutes of the first half. The conversion was missed, making the score 6 - 0. Westwood made its bid for victory when Bob McDonald plunged over the goal line in the fourth quarter. The regrettable part of the game came on the kick-off after Vlestwood scored, when Gil Aldrich was seriously injured when he made the tackle. NOVEMBER 4. 1950 - - Westwood at Portola The Lumberiacks won their league game for the season by downing the Portola Tigers 12-6. All the scoring was done in the last half. NOVEMBER ll. 1950 - - Lassen at Westwood Westwood lost the last game of the season to the Lassen Grizzlies by a crushing defeat to the tune of 27 - 0. The game was closer than the score indicates. There was no score in the first half, but in the second half Westwood lost its spark and Susanville was able to score four times. But regardless of the score the year's team is one of which the Student Body can well be proud. HOW TO HOP THD!! WBTWOOD VI. POITOLA n n Q VARSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER G. Aldrich 'I. Emerson G. Potter F. Schott M. Cothern B. Best D. Bollinger P. Trujillo C. Wagner I. Hutchens R. Ramirez T. McDonald G. Ayres M. Bosetti R, Isbell B. McDonald ' F. Cochran 17 End I 1 End 25 End 16 Tackle 3 Tackle 12 Tackle 15 Guard 13 Guard 1 Guard 14 Center 8 Back 18 Back 19 Back 20 Back 21 Back 22 Back 10 Back 6'O 6'2 6'0 5'10 6'1 6'0 5'8 5'6 5'7 6'l 5'9 5'5 5'9 5'8 5 10 5'6 5'l0 Indicates players who will graduate this year. Sr. Sr. Ir. Ir. Ir. Ir. Sr. Sr. Ir. lr. Soph. Sr. Sr. Ir. Sr. lr. Sr. B. KADOIALD SPARKID IY AYIB WBTWOOD VI. POIYOLA FIRST ROW, left to right: 1. Dill, C. O'Connor, F. Truiillo, R. Ceaglio, H. Romero, H. Iudd, D. Branchcomb. SECOND ROW: G. Nunez. I. Hottman. R. Schott. C. Sundouist. C. Howard. R. Glenn. I, lohnson. G. Thore- ZOIEITHIRD ROW: M. Story, E. Fackrell, H. Llamas, H. Yarber, F. Perez, L. Ccllleqari, T. Forez, C. Vernon, . air. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The Ir. Varsity got oft to a bad start this season when they lost a hard fought game to Alturas, 12-7. But with the leadership of Coach Harry Knecht, the Lum- berjacks came roaring back and took the next two games by decisive scores, Lassen 13-O, and Quincy 20-9. ln the last game of the season the locals lost a close game to Lassen 13-8. The honor of quarterback went to Frank CPanchol Trujillo, and the Captain honors went to Roger Romero. From the way the team played this year, and the material that turned out for the Ir. Varsity, the Varsity for next year should have a winning team. Stop Them, I. V.l How's the Swimming Boys? Let's Go, Gene 9,14 -it 58 Qi FRANK .A- 4? OE Y Jkt .af wh AandB BASKETBALL e UCHE1... STARS ROGER IERRY 'DON FIRST ROW, left to riqht: F. Cochran. G. Small, P. Trulillo, D. Bollinger. I. Emerson. M. Cothem F. q9CV l'l. G. Potter. R. Glenn, manager. SECOND ROW: R. Ramirez. I. Dill, I. Martinez. P. Freqoso, B. Ceaql.o. Coach O. Hoffman. L. Silva, M. Bosetti. G. Nunez. manager. A BASKETBALL The A's , under the coaching of Orrin Hoilman, were entered in the Feather River League as last year. The team started the season in good tnrm, slowed down in the middle Dart of the season. and then sped up to take second place by downing Portola on Portola's court. Westwood also played in a non-league toumament and took first place by downlnq Fall River Mllls, Oulncy and Modoc. The team won a trophy which it presented to the student body. 'LINE-UP Class Posltlon H .ight Year No. 'B. Ceaqlio Sr. F. 5'll 'G. Potter Ir. F. 6' l' 'I. Emerson Sr. C. 6' 4 'R. Isbell Sr. G. 6' l 'R. Ramirez Soph. G. 5'll D. Bollinger Sr. F. 5'1l F. Cochran Sr. C. 5'll P. Freqoso Ir. G. 5'l0 I. Martinez Sr. G. 5'l0 M. Bosetti Ir. G. 5' 9 P. Truiillo Sr. F. 5' 6 F. Beavers lr.' G. 5' 7 M. Cothem Ir. C. 6' 0 G. Small Sr. F. 5'l0 I.. Silva Ir. G. 5'9 I. Dill Fr. G. 5' 6 I TEAM FlRST ROW, left to riqht: F. Trujillo, I. Musso, C. Vernon, H. Romero, C. Sundquiat. W. Greaory, Co- Manuqer R. Glenn. SECOND ROW: Coach Richard Scarlltt. A. Mickelson. C. Howard, l. Steward. l... Cal- lsqari. F. Peru, R. Llcmun, T. Floru. R. Couqlio. Co-Manager G. Nunn. B BASKETBALL The B team, like last year, was entered in the Feather River League. They started out fast and were soon in first place. However, the pace set by the rest of the teams in the league was too fast for the Lumberjacks and as a re- sult they ended the season in third place. Under the coaching of Richard Scarlett, the B team showed itself to be an outstanding example of fine team work and sportsmanship. Q 1 n Q Q L. Callegari . .. ..,.... ...Soph C. 5'11' I. Musso ........... .......... S oph F 5'7 C. Vernon ....... .......... I r. G. 5'8 C. Romero ....... .......... I r, G. 5'7 C. Howard ....... .....,.... S r. F. 5'6 W. Gregory .............,.... Sr. F. 5'7 B. Romero ................,... Sr. G. 5'3 C. Sundquist .............,.. Ir. G. 5'8 B. Ceaglio ....... ......,... F r. G 5'5 R. Llamas ..,...... ..,....... S oph. G 5'8 F. Perez ....... .....,.,,, S oph C. 5'9 T. Florez ...,...,.,. ,,......,. F r, F, 5'8 I. Steward .............,...... Sr, F 5'8 A. Mickelson .,,...,,,.,,,.., Soph C, 5'l l' F. Trujillo .......,, ....,,..,. I r. F. 5'5 it ll B BASKETBALL SCCDRES Reno ..,... ........ 2 1 Quincy ..... .. Lassen ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 4 Greenville . Modoc ,,,,.. ,,,,,,,, 2 7 Loyalton .... Quincy ,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,, 3 4 Portola ..... .. Greenville ...... ....... 3 1 Chester ...... Chester ......... ........ 3 2 Tournament Portola ...... ..,,.,.. 3 5 Lassen . ., . . Loyalton ... ,...... 44 Adin . .. Lassen . ,. ,....... 27 Modoc C TEAM FIRST ROW, let! to riqht: R. Casillas, I. Sloan. D. Soli, E. Garcia. SECOND ROW: Coarh Ioseph Switt, R, Blair, B. Galleqos, A, Haas. G. Hudson. R. Muntz, G. Nunez, Manager 1 J Etherton. Absent K. Roper, C. Gallegos, G, Guess. D BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: D, Lopez, S. Hertziq, I Crabtree, R. Casillas, I. L. Bunn, I. Auble S. Woosley, SECOND ROW Coach Donald Wittry, R. Olson R. Newby, I. Nelsen, F. Kuhn R. Wann, B. Kirk, F, Price. M Coleman, Manager. C BASKETBALL The C basketball team h-.id a poor season for V350 Sl. Their coach this year was Mr. Ioseph Swift. They played eight games, winning three and lasma five. They had little material far this seas:-n with only thirteen trying ont. They played four games with Chester two with Susanville, and two with Greenville. LEAGUE GAMES DECEMBER 1 SUSANVILLE tHl 22-1 1 DECEMBER 2 GREENVILLE IH! 29-20 DECEMBER 6 GREENVILLE IT! 9-29 DECEMBER 12 SUSANVILLE ITJ 9-30 LEAGUE STANDING SUSANVILLE 5-1 GREENVILLE 2-2 wssrwoon o-4 PRACTICE GAMES NOVEMBER 17 CHESTER IHJ 22-ll DECEMBER 5 CHESTER ITD 1 1-24 IANUARY 23 CHESTER IH? 20-14 MARCH 21 CHESTER tHl 23- 1 5 II X1 BASKETBALL The D team being like the C team, did not have a very successful season. They won one game and lost five games. The teams they played were Greenville t2l, Susanville 129. They beat Greenville here. DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER LEAGUE GAMES SUSAN VILLE GREENVILLE GREENVILLE SUSANVILLE LEAGUE STANDING 10-17 17-16 21-10 18-10 SUSANVILLE 4-0 WESTWOOD I-3 GREENVILLE l-3 PRACTICE GAMES NOVEMBER 17 CHESTER tHl 13-1 B DECEMBER 5 CHESTER t'I'l 10-21 BASEBALL The Lumberjack nine, winners of the last two years of Plumas League play, lost only six of last year's men, and therefore had many veterans coming out for this year's season. Ramirez and Isbell were the main batteries while the rest of the field was held by most of the veterans. Orrin Hoitman, as last year, was the coach. The schedule was as tollows: April 24 Westwood at Portola May 4 Bye May ll Qulncy at Westwood May 15 Westwood at Greenvtlle May 18 Susanvtlle at Westwood TRACK TEAM The track team this year had a good field ot men from which to pick and this, added to the coaching ot Harry Knecht, qave our boys a good season. The iirst meet was held with Quincy and Susanville, and plans were beinq made to compete with Reno. The schedule was as tollows: April 7-Susanvllle. Westwood and Quincy at Westwood April l4- Reno. Westwood and Lassen at Lassen April 21-Lassen Invitational at Lassen Aprll 27-Feather River League Meet at Susan- ville May 5-Triangular Meet at Quincy May I2-Qualifying Meet lor State Final at Oro- vllle May I9-Semi Flnalr for State Meet at Oroville May 26-State Meet at Berkeley BASEBALL FIRST ROW, leit to right: B. Mc Donald. B. Cochran, D. Hackney, M. I-Iill, I.. Cassidy, I. Sloan, F. Trujillo. E. Fackrell. I. Hotiman. SECOND ROW: E. Nunez, R. Ram- irez, B. Best, B. Ceaqlio, R. Isbell, I. Dill, C. Howard, R. Gardner, A. Mickelson, P. Trujillo, I. Cauqhman, P. Cyr, THIRD ROW: I. Musso, M. Bosetti, G. Hermo, I. Martinez, H. Yarber, H. Yarber, A. Hunter, R. Graham, G. Potter, T. Florez. D. Monroe, L. Silva. TRACK FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Blake- more, G. Nunez, I. Sloan, R. Rom- ero, R. Llamas. C. Sundquist, D. Bollinger. SECOND ROW: P. Cyr, F. Perez, C. Howard. P. 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ANDERSON COMPANY BENNIGHIS VARIETY School Supphes Conoly Moqozmes Stcruonery Cosmetlcs ELsu: ' BURDEN'S ICE CREAM IN EVERY DELICIOUS FLAVOR WESTWOOD PHONE 5852 1 C Istruments-:-I t ment e irinq 1 win Pianos H mon r cms -2- Rod' -2- Solovox Records -:- Sh tM ' X ' I 7 f UQ, 7 , ' 9 5 -- x, , Q Q,- IIUIIGRHIUIHIIUIIS X CLASS OF 51 74 MU FISHING SWIMMING HUNTING CAMPING ALL TYPES OF ACCOMMODATIONS A R SOULE MOTORS Mk 'mm' L HOME OF THE BIG Susanv111e Cahforrna RAINBOW TROUT CUHGHHIUIHIIUHS BEST LUISHES TO THE CLASS OF 51 TO THE CLASS or-' 51 QBEAVER JEWELRY THE IOHNNY HUGGINS, Prop WESTWOOD, Lassen Co, CALIFORNIA WESTWOOD CALIFORNIA IN , fg - - - 4 I U I Almanor V I ' I P1umasCo. hy ' California . t. I D...w.0.'. Dr. . . Marscm, Owne i an e ewis,Mqrs if HILPHTRIC 81 SUHS Grocery Dept 'A' Meat Market i' Hardware Dept GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES MOTORS HOUSHOLD PAINTS GRASSWARE BIG STORE WESTWOOD BEST WISHES TO CLASS OE 51 BUILDERS SUPPLY CHESTER CALIFORNIA BUILDERS' HARDWARE -:- TOOLS -:- SPORTING EQUIPMENT BEST WISI-IES TO CLASS CF 51 GURDUN IVIACBEATH HARDWUUD CU 2549 San Pablo Averu Bertcelef .4 C,CI1lfOl'l'1lCI HARDWOCD LUMBFR PCR SCH C1 SHCI S NEW METI-ICD CLEANERS VME DCD GLR CWN WCRK WESTW CGD CALIFCRNIA CCEEEY STUDIOS Corfu Q Cahtomtcx C ww 111 LQ I -J L 9 'I X Q 1 ' ' J J 1 E 'C I 9 Better Clecminq if Lcnwest Prices in County W T TIT N w T 1 f A r 1 fw 1 L 1 tn, ' ' Cc QCP W1 WESIWUUD RADIU SERVICE 45 r.p.m., 33V3 r.p.m., 78 r.p.m. DECCA, COLUMBIA, MGM, CAPITOL, RCA, VICTOR cmd mcmy other popuIorr brands GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES WESTWOOD CALIFORNIA Acknowledgment Clrnpmunk Staff e the stuff oi 51 wrsht s our trcrr to those who sport s rr ur rnq on our book T Mr C M C' ftp-.Q Ior cellent prctures and cond ds t yr Q the splenslrd Jr from to Mrs teororrs hours sr om rously sp r to 111 w mrs who Conirlbuted therr lrme 1 d Eifors thunk you for wonderfdl r I' weII done mrrs Dem Ir r num 1 C rn II 1 rr er rrrrr Or s ddIes if Jrns rrrlry A err rrrgh Jr nmo Emuxmgkr u Our e Ic C rn r rolyrr Lcrhet R rn frrfc e H rt r 1 VU nf te Iohnson Pot Martin Leoto Mfrrm Norma S rr lsr Irene cmd Romono Sundqu st Alrre Tylsr Fern Von Blorcorrt Georqre Vtlhrrtorr C.- -.I C O . 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