Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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faculty Left to right: Mr. Richard Scarlett. Mr. Ron Eb- erharl. Mis Lila Mendosa. Mrs. Lynne Korzil- ius. Miss Btlliejean McElroy. Mr. G. Ray Has- kell. Mr. Harry Knechl Left to right: Mrs. Mary Hovde. Mr. Leonard Randall. Mr. Harttie Menke. Mr. Omeal Koo yers. Miss Dolores Stenback. Mr. Edward Ko: zlllus. Mr. Orrin Hoffman. Left to right: Mr. Joseph Swift. Mrs. Hermine Ckxgett. Mr. Henry Or ns Has. Miss Louise Allen. Mr. Jack Cooley. Mrs. Ellen Collins. Left to right: Mr. Ray Hanson. Mr. Cyril Helton.

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Principal's Message MR. G. RAY HASKELL Our Mt. Lassen is one of the great mountain monarchs. In the summer time it sits on a throne of rocks crowned by the white steam cloud of its own active crater. In the winter time it is crowned with a diadem of snow. In all seasons it stands as a symbol of strength and beauty. There are few hours in life more spiritually uplifting than those spent atop this mountain peak in silent communion with Nature. Facing the west one sees the Sacramento Valley stretching north and south and pushing against the Coast Range Mountains. On clear days the large valley towns appear below and far off as small villages. lust to the north Mt. Shasta, with graceful sym- metry, sits on her own queenly throne. But it is to the east that one looks upon a true high mountain area. Down below are the many placid cold lakes, the rushing mountain streams where the rainbow trout abound, the score of minor peaks, and the high mountain plateau which at one end appears our own town of Westwood. This is truly God's Country. We congratulate the members of the Class of 1952 on the successful com- pletion of their high school work. We pray that their future lives will match in strength and beauty that of the mountain area which has been their home. Ray Haskell 7

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Administrators Mr. Randall Mrs. Clagett Mrs. Bangle Mrs. Amy Bangle Miss Alice Florez ■■■