Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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dedication G. Ray Haskell That best portion of a good man’s life. - his little, nameless, unremembered, acts of kindness and love. Wordsworth For his many years of faithful duty, we wish to dedicate this yearbook to our principal, Mr. G. Ray Haskell. Mr. Haskell has been a friend as well as a guide, and he has been a source of inspiration for a countless number of graduates. He is never too busy to attempt to solve our problems, and his interest and concern about us are sources of our enjoyment and pleasure in attending Westwood Junior Senior High School. For these reasons and because he has so unselfishly given his time for the betterment of our school, we dedicate the '52 Chipmunk to Mr. G. Ray Haskell.

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in Memoriam Dale Vanderley Out, out, brief candle!Macbeth Robert Madding and Dale Vanderley were good citizens of Westwood Junior- Senior High School, and it was with the deepest sorrow that their fellow stu- dents and their teachers heard of the tragic accident which cost them their lives on November 23, 1951. Robert and Dale were both sophomores when they began the hunting trip from which they were returning when they fell through the ice on Walker Lake and were drowned. The untimely deaths of these two boys have left vacant a spot which cannot be filled, and this issue of The Chipmunk is issued in memory of Dale Van- derley and Robert Madding. 2

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... Contents... I ADMINISTRATION..........Page 5 II SENIORS................Page 13 III CLASSES..............Page 25 IV ORGANIZATIONS...........Page 39 V SPORTS.................Page 63 VI ADVERTISEMENTS..........Page 74 ... foreword... The mountains they are silent folk, They stand afar-alone; And the clouds that kiss their brows at night Hear neither sigh nor groan. They fold their forests round their feet And bolster up the sky. Hamlin Garland Over all of us towers the magnificence of Mt. Lassen, a sleen- ing giant blanketed in a mantel of white. The serenity and soli- tude of this great mountain are a part of us; our lives are ded- icated to the simpler pursuits which are characteristic of mount- ain communities. Mt. Lassen means many things to us; to many of us it means merely an excellent ski slope in the winter. Above and beyond its significance as a center for sport enthusiasts, Mt. Lassen means power, grandeur, beauty, and a sense of security in its permanence. We cannot help but feel the presence of this brooding giant in our lives; we cannot help but salute our mountain. Because of its influence and importance in our lives, Mt. Las- sen was chosen as the theme for this year's Chipmunk.