Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

0.7 iis 600 ? 6e onos U£e ine teen fresentecf By tfe Cflnnuaf Staff of tfe l)estwoo f fjr. Sr. Jfiyf Sc A oof Iftestwoof Gaftforma TJofume 40 WESTWOOO UN 1(0 KUO DISTRICT WEST 000 .(AIICMNIA Oecfication We would like to dedicate our 1955 CHIPMUNK to the new Evelyn Walker Junior-Senior High School and all the people connected with it in any way. The new school is estimated to cost about one million dollars. It will he designed to accommodate 450 to 500 students. There will be a much needed auditorium, a modernly equipped science laboratory, an auto shop, and a library. There will also be many modernly designed classrooms. As plans now stand, actual clearing of the ground and actual construction of the building should start as soon as the snow has left the ground this spring. We should stop to think of the wonderful service being done for us by the people working on the building. We of the staff, and of the student body, would like to say “thanks” to all the people who have so graciously and willingly given up their time to help us get our much needed school. A ministration RICHARD L. CORBIN lkmiMT4Rf MlNClRAk JOHN C. LUCAS OfCTRKT lURCRlMTINOCNT ROBERT P. LOCKHART • •« RC WOOl RRIWCIRRI WESTWOOD UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT WESTWOOD. CALIFORNIA PERINTENDE NT'S MESS AGE en we as indiv iduals are discoura ged w At t i emendous problems f today are only o nfi person and the t so tions unce even the meth Oci att ack a re not cle ar. But I can't do any t it is t oo often h I'd like for you t o recall an analogy sugge st rec evelopment s in science. The a tonic U the grea test explo sive force that we know i n phy world tod ay. Yet, what start .s thi s nendo is explosi ve is one single ne utron —— inite simal, inv isible par tide. Th is a c ts kin d of gun which first sets off two other h of these two then sets off two 0 thers on, unti 1 there is a terrifi c force o X d 1 ff sha king dimensions • Wha t is true of th e physical world i also t our soci al and mor al culture ; there Iso w e look vast chain-react ion s radia ting fr individual. Each ne w chang e, each its beginning as a single idea in one individual. Thu s each of us h. potential worth. A ! single individ’ et in moti on the : that may ultimat ely c hange the whi single V -H£ft� -SATXLL U(n certificated € mpfoyees AMY BANGLE ALICE FLOREZ JACK SCHAEFER BILL LYMAN MRS. TOWERS MRS. WILLIAMS MRS. MADDING HERMINE CLACETT Dean of Girls. Registrar. Senior Prob lems, U. S. History. ORNEAL KOOYERS Dean of Boys, Vice Principal, Student Activities, Trig., Solid Geometry, Al- gebra I. LOUIS JEFFERIES Basic 9, Biology, General Science, Life Science, Junior High Activities Director. CP o o o JEANETTE NELSEN Basic 7, Journalism, English IV LOUIS ROTH Basic 8. U. S. History, Geography. RICHARD SCARLETT Art I, II, Mechanical Drawing, Art 7, Arts and Crafts, Art 8. EDITH VENEZKY Basic 7, Girls’ P.E., Literature 8. JOANNF STEED Basic 8, Heading 7, Math 7, Literature. LYNNE GRAHAM Boys’ F.E. KING STEVENS Chorus, Instruments 7-8, Ad- vanced Band, Exploratory Music 7. DOROTHY BRABHAM Homemaking I, II, III, Homemaking 7-8, Science 7. IVAN COLLIER Basic 9, English III,'Reading 8. ROBERT JORRITSMA Bookkeeping, Typing I, Boys’ F.E. WILSON ELLEDCE Woodshop I, II, Woodshop 7, 8, 9, Math 8. LOUISE ALLEN English I, English II, Spanish I, II, III. KARYL TRONSON Shorthand I, II, Audio-Visual, Noon Supervisor, Office Procedures, Typing II, Business Math. PHIL HASKETT Physics, Senior Science, General Sci- ence, Science 8, Geometry 1, Math 8. LARRY ROCHA Basic 7, World History, Driver Train- ing. Classes Seniors Ivan Leister Gerald Transferred 4. Deanna Thelander Dee GAA 1-4. Vice President 4; Rally Committee 4; FHA 1-4, Parliamentarian 1, Rec. 2, 4, President 3; Pan-American 1-4; Girls' League 3, 4; Chico Con- ference 2, 3; Girls’ State 3; The Great Ben Allah 3; Cheaper By The Dozen 4; Sophomore Treasurer; Freshman Vice Pres- ident, Secretary 4; Student Court 2; Honor. Roll 1-4; CSF 1-4; Life Member; Ex. Comm. 3. Shirley Leedy Red GAA 14; Pep Club 4; Pan- American 3, 4; Cheaper By The Dozen 4; Dramatics 2; Library Staff 4; National Thespian So- uis Myers Louie Transferred Chester 1; C” Bas- ball 2; S.B. President 4; Ski Team 3, 4; Chico Conference. 4; Student Senate 4; Sierra Stu- dent Leaders Conference 4; Stu- dent Control 4; Rally Commit- tee 4. Marshall Story Story Graduated at Semester. rCommer- Tdent 4; FHA tarian 2, Vice C A sid ojf 1 Histoi R Roll 14; CAA Student 4; Chico, 3; Girlsl 4; Honor CSF 14; Pep Club 3, 3; Chorus 3; Library 14; fWtril y4; a per Dozen American l4| Annual 4; Chico Coi|fJrence 3; Basketball “C “A.”) Bonnie Gibson Ducklet FHA 14, Officer 14; GAA 1-4; Band 14; Honor Roll 14; CSF 2, 3, 4; Chico Conference 3; Sierra Conference 3; Ex. Comm. 3; Student Body Secretary 3; Class Treasurer 4; Pan-Ameri- can 14. Richard Wann Dick Basketball 14; Football 14; Track 14; Baseball 14; Block “W” 3, 4. Helen Garcia Midge FHA 1, 2; Pep Club 3; Girls’ League 2, 3; GAA 14; Class Song Leader 4; Pan-American 14; Chorus 1; Lumberjack Staff 2, 3. of 1935 Don Tisserand Dennis Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3; Football 2, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Pan-American 1. Carolyn Atkins C. A. FHA 1, 2; CAA 1, 2, 3, Secre- tary 3; Girls’ League 3; Ex. Committee 3; Class Secretary 1, 2; Chorus 3; Dramatics 2; Na- tional Thespian 3; Library Staff 3, 4; Lumberjack Staff 4; Pep Club 3; Ski Club 1. 2; Red Cross 1; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Sierra Student Leaders Con- ference 3. Robert Tyler Bob Pan-American 1-4; Annual Staff 2, 3; Cheaper By The Dozen 4; Great Ben Allah. Manager 3; Chorus 2; Concession Manager 2; Mttfc festival 2. J . Judy Rich July Transferred from Illinois 4; Stu- dent Body Yell Leader 4; Chico and Sierra Conference 4; Stu- dent .Senate 4; Rally Committee 4; Vice President Commercial Club 4; Heaven Can Wait 4; FHA 4; GAA 4; Student Con- trol 4; .Pep Club President 4. Terry Ferguson Fergy Student Control 1; Chorus 2, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2; Block W 3, 4, President 4. Gloria Fregoso Glo Honor Roll 2; GAA 14, Sports Manager 3; Pep Club 3. 4; Pan- American 14; FHA 14, Presi- dent 4; Chorus 3; Chico Festival 2; Redding Festival 3; Commer- cial Club 2, 4; Girls’ League 2. 3. 4. Rene Casillas The Peach Basketball 14; Baseball 2, 4; Football 2, 4; Pan-American 14, President 4; Chico ami Sierra Conference 3, 4; 'Weat aB™ Allah 3; S.B. Treasu� t r 4j dent Senate 3. otij trol 3. 4l' Hon NINE BuTct Butch Chorus 4; FHA 1, 2; GAA 1; Library Staff 1. Scotty Abbott Big Oak Shirley Lucero Shelly FHA 1, 2; Pep Club 3, 4; CAA 14; Girls League 1; Chorus 3; Red Cross 1, 2; Commercial Club 1; Honor Roll 1; Redding Festival 3. Tommy Kolosick Glory Hog Football 1-4; Honor Roll 1; Rally Committee 4; Ski Team 3, 4, Club 1-4; Class Vice Presi- dent 4; Block “W 4; Student Control and Court 3; Pan- American 1. 2; Annual Staff 4. Girls i-3; 2, 4; Student Roll 4; Sierra 4; Annual Staff 4; 3; Library Staff 4; Chorus 3. Chico and Sierra Conference 3, 4; Student Senate and Court 4; Band 1, 2. Francis Kuhn Sheepherder Football 14; Basketball 3, 4; Track 14; Block “W” 3, 4. 4; AnnugJStAH 4; Conuwrt Sedf« 4; St Court Al a|fde 2; Chr A-'cnce 3, |tary ’l!le Co!jb ' nAtj jWT-J; � 27 4. Se W 4£ e(4 (j Tchii HojIrf RoltCommit- tee 4; V W lien Alll 5| Albert Eaton Al Joy Center Trensferred from Winslow High School 3; Library Staff 4;' GAA 4; Commercial Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Lumberjack 4. James Nelse Jim Football 14; Basketball 4; Ski Team, Club 3. 4; Track 3, 4; Block “W” 3, 4; Honor Roll 3; Vice President Student Body 4; Rally Committee 3, 4; Sierra and Chico Conference 4. SlLVANA GOTTARDO Sil Football 1. 3, 4; Student Senate 4; Student Court 4, Judge 4; Pan-American 1, 2; Ski Team 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2; Science Club President 1. GAA 1-4; FHA 14, Treasurer 3, Section Vice President 4; Chorus 3; Commercial Club 3, 4; Girls’ League 3, 4, President 4; Pan-American 24; Ski Club 1, 2; Annual Staff 1, 3, 4; Lumberjack Staff 4; Great Ben Allah 3; Class Song leader 4. Fred Price Slogey Football 2, 3; Basketball 3; Baseball 3. Chico Conference 4. Jim Smith Mole Basketball 1, 3, 4; Baseball 14; Block “W 14, Vice Presi- dent 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4. Dora Lee Dettmar Bone s GAA 14; Girls League 2, 4; Ex. Com. 3; Commercial Club 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Great Ben Allah 3; Sierra Con- ference 3. Monte Coleman Professor CSF 14, President 4;. P4 i- American 1, 2, 3; £la s urer 1; Annual Slal +Vfidojw Editor 2, 4, Phptj E lithr 1; Lumberjack jftaft pChico Con- ference JS fii reat Ben Allah 3; Dran Georgie WttfgRfro$ I JoJo™ GAA 14; FHJ League 3; Pan Pep Club Club, 4; Cljorus 2, J 4; Dramatitj Cj j-f CA Basketball 1; Football 14; Baseball 1, 2; Block “W 3, 4; Red Cross 1. Leota Morini Lee GAA 14; Chorus 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Commercial Club 1, 3; Majorette 1, 2, 3; Class Yell Leader 14; Girls League 2, 4; Rally Committee 3; Band 1, 2; Lumberjack Staff 3. C i -gf ( ffirf Prf ' JR Agustin Perez Tenner Library Staff 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior High Treasurer 1; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Track Manager 3; Red Cross 1; Student Control 1; Heaven Can Wait 4. Roy Butterfield Mosquito MC” Basketball 1; Football 2. 3, 4; Ski Team 3. 4: Block “W” 4; Honor Roll 3; Rally Committee 4; Annual Staff 4. Ramona Guitierrez Little Raymond Transferred 4. Jim Madding Gladstone Gander Chorus 3, 4; Football 4; Bas- ketball 4; Ski Club 14; Ski Team 4. y l 1 Lynne Coleman Shorty FHA 1; Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; An- nual Staff 4; CAA 1; Lumber- jack Staff 2. W S' Worm Football 1, 2, 3; Junior High Vice President 1; Student Court 1; Band 1, 2; Music Festival 1, 2; Ski Club 1. 2; Junior Ski Team 1. Lenora Guess Nora Transferred 4. Richard Olson Floyd Senior Most Likely To Succeed GERALDINE OLAFSON FRED CERVANTES JUDY RICH TERRY FERGUSON NADINE BOWMAN RICHARD OLSON Best All-Around Students DEANNA THELATVDER LOUIS MEYERS Most Talented Best Personality BONNIE KAY GIBSON MONTE COLEMAN DEANNA THELANDER RENE CASILLAS Most Handsome and Cutest CAROLYN ATKINS JIM MADDING W M)A smith FRED CERVANTES Most Intelligent DEANNA THELANDER MONTE COLEMAN Cutest Couple JUDY RICH RICHARD WANN Best Figure and Physique Busiest SILVANA COTTARDO JIMMY NELSON Senior Wi T I, Scottie Abbott, will my cigarettes to Mike Coleman. I, Carolyn Atkins, will not a blasted thing ... I need everything I’ve got. I, Nadine Bowman, will my pink Cadillac to the Juniors for their roving party nights. I,J. L. Bunn, will Miss Nelson to Mike Coleman. I, Jeanine Butcher, will Mr. Steven’s chorus to Adolph Martinez to do anything he wants with it. 1, Roy Butterfield, will my dark, curly hair to Mr. Kooyers. 1, Rene Casillas, will my ability to talk and not go to detention in Miss Allen’s class to any Junior who needs it. I, Joy Center, will my ability to play volley- ball to Pat Nunez. I, Fred Cervantes, will my duck walk to Charlie “Mosquito” Oxford. I, Larry Clester, will my Model “A” to Don Enos and Mark Bonner. I, Lynne Coleman, will the high schools to whoever will have them. I, Monte W. Coleman, will my theatrical tal- ent to Mr. Kooyers! I, Sharon Coleman, will first period gym class to Mr. Collier. I, Jim Cyr, will the gang’s place to Bambert Wallace. I, Dora Lee Dettmarr, will my ability to talk more and say less than anyone else to Carol Oxford. I, Albert Eaton, will my car horn to Mike Hutchens. I, Terry Ferguson, will my speed to Ernie Casillas. I, Gloria Fregoso, will my Senior Problems book to the poor Seniors next year. I, Helen Garcia, will my ability to make wise cracks to Elva Nunez. I, Bonnie Kay Gibson, will my “craze” for Hilbilly music to all high brows. I, Silvana Gottardo, will my cellar to the boys of Westwood. I, Mary Hart, will my ability not to foul in basketball to Jenniffer Jaquette. I, Shirley Leedy, will my everlasting freckles to my minority friend Ramona Sundquist. I, Ivan Leister, will the Chester boys to Diane Clester. I, Shirley Lucero, will my quietness to Alice Ramirez. I, Tommy Kolosick, will my gym shorts to Louie Myers. I, Jim Madding, will all my girls to Charles Oxford. I, Leota Morini, will my ability to stay in one piece to Charles Oxford. I, Louie Myers, will my red Ford, “Cedric,” to Rickie Prior. I, Jim Nelsen, will my ability to get good grades from history teachers to Coleen Bork. I, Ray Newby, will my halfback spot to Rickie Prior. I, Geraldine Olafson, will my ability to speak Spanish to Elva Nunez. I, Agustin Perez, will nothing to no one. I, Bill Schaefer, will the Westwood High School to the Juniors. I, Wanda Smith, will my sixth period study hall to Miss Nelson. God help her. I, Jim Smith, will my curly locks to Rickie “Small” Prior. I, Jim Strickland, will I, Deanna Thelander, will my ability to drive to DeLoy Blanchard. Lord help him! I, Don Tisserand, will my name “the Wild- man” to Charles Oxford. I, Olivia Trujillo, will my height to Ronnie Johnson. I, Robert Tyler, will my grades in physics to anyone who can use them. I, Georgie Wharton, will my cap and gown to my brother, Tommy. Stenior Jio ros cope Name______________________ABBOTT, SCOTTIE Likes___________________________________Girls Dislikes___________________________ Teachers Ambition_____________Get rid of ’40 Plymouth Fate_______________________Used car dealer Name_________________ATKINS, CAROLYN Likes___________________________________Bruno Dislikes_______________________Catty people Ambition__________________Commercial Artist Fate_______________________________Cartoonist Name______________________BOWMAN, NADINE Likes____________Men, Money, and Cadillacs Dislikes ________ Men who don’t have money and Cadillacs Ambition________________________________Nurse Fate_________________________________ Patient Name_____________________BUNN, JOHN L. Likes____________________________________Nice girls Dislikes___________________Conceited girls Ambition...................... Dog Catcher Fate_____________________Pet Shop owner Name_________________BUTCHER, JEANINE Likes____________________________________Boys Dislikes_________Anyone after the same boy Ambition___________________________Beautician Fate____________________________ Scarecrow Name_________________BUTTERFIELD, ROY Likes_________________________________Nothing Dislikes___________________________Everything Ambition______________________________Retired millionaire Fate_____________________________________Hobo Name_____________________CASILLAS, RENE Likes________________________________ Sports Dislikes_____________________________ Nothing Ambition______________..____ Science Teacher Fate___________________________________Basket weaver Name__________________________CENTER, JOY Likes____________________Food and nice cars Dislikes_________Spinach and stuck-up people Go to college and get my MRS degree ____________ Old maid Name--------------CERVANTES, FRED Likes---------------Beauty within and beauty without Dislikes —----------People without a purpose Ambition------------------------Become a lawyer Fate------------------------------------Convict Name____________________ CLESTER, LARRY Likes ................................ Girls Dislikes---------------------Stuck-up girls Ambition —...... President of Girls’ College Fate-------- President of Boys’ Reformatory Name______________________COLEMAN, LYNNE Likes______________________________________Boys Dislikes---------Girls who like the same boys Ambition______________________„...... Housewife Late-----------------------------------Spinster Name _______________ COLEMAN, MONTE Likes----------------------------------Idealist Dislikes -------------------------- Pragmatists Ambition--------------------Be another Einstein Fate--------------------------------------Idiot Name______________________COLEMAN, SHARON Likes--------------------------------------Gene Dislikes -------------------------- Competition Ambition____________________Housewife Fate-------------------------------------Career girl Name---------------------------------------CYR, JIM Likes --------------------------------- Pepsi’s Dislikes ............................ Nothing Ambition------------------------- Sheepherder Fate------------------------Executive Name-----------------DETTMAR, DORA LEE Likes-----------------------Boys, Men and Males Dislikes ---- Distance between Sacramento and Westwood Ambition ............................ Bachelor Fate--------------- Mother of twelve children Name______________________ EATON, ALBERT Likes-------------------------------------Fords Dislikes--------------------“Chevies” Ambition-------------------------Own a new Ford Thunderbird Fate-----------------Owner of a ’37 “Chevie” Fate Name _____________________ FERGUSON, TERRY Likes___________________________________Amalia Dislikes_______________________________Nothing Ambition ___________ _....... Owner of a hotel Fate______________Janitor at the Blue Ox Inn Name .................... FREGOSO, GLORIA Likes-------------------------------------Boys Dislikes_________________ Conceited people Ambition-----------------------------Secretary Fate ____________________Shorthand Teacher Name ____________________ GARCIA, HELEN Likes_________ Air Force Men and good jokes Dislikes ........... - Staying home at nights Ambition__________ Marry a Texas Millionaire Fate____________________________________Pauper Name____________________GIBSON, BONNIE KAY Likes--------------------------------------Fun Dislikes-----------------------Being alone Ambition_________________________Go to college Fate .................... Exiled to Siberia Name_____________________GOTTARDO, SILVANA Likes_____________________________________Boys Dislikes-----------------------Catty people A mbition____________________________Secretary Fate __________________________Scrub woman Name_____________________GUESS, LENORA Likes-----------------------Friendly people Dislikes_________________________________Snobs Ambition________________Work in a small office Fate----------------------------Clerk at Macys Name____________________GUTIERREZ, RAMONA Likes__________________________Richard C. Dislikes_________________________________Nosey People Ambition_____________________________Housewife Fate___________________________Career girl Name_____________________________________HART, MARY Likes___________________________________Sports Dislikes__________People who think they know everything Ambition__________________________________P.E. Teacher Fate___________________________________Plumber Name_____________________KOLOSICK, TOMMY Likes___________________________________Skiing Dislikes.......... Walking hack up the hill Ambition.... Right halfback for the ’49’ers Fate____________________________Box Factory Name_____________________________________KUHN, FRANCIS Likes................... Cooperative girls Dislikes _______________ Uncooperative girls Ambition ____________ Find a cooperative girl Fate_____________________________Be a bachelor Name____________________________________LEEDY, SHIRLY Likes June 3, 1955 Dislikes________________________Bad grades Ambition...................To raise 10 kids Fate_________________________Owner of old home Name_______________________LEISTER, IVAN Likes____________________________________Girls Dislikes __________________________ Teachers Ambition______ Director of an all-girl chorus Fate_____________________________________ Girl Hater Name______________________LUCERO, SHIRLY Likes __________________________ _ Tony Dislikes_______________________________Nothing Ambition_____________________________Housewife Fate_______________________________________Dog Catcher Name_______________________MADDING, JIM Likes____________________________________Women Dislikes__________________________________Mean dogs Ambition.............. To count the feathers on a duck Fate_________________________Pillow Stuffer Name ...................... MORINI, LEOTA Likes______________________Handsome Boys Dislikes___________________Childish people Ambition__________________Telephone operator Fate______________________________Eavesdropper Name_________________________MYERS, LOUIS Likes -------------------------- Fast Fords Dislikes------------------------Faster ones Ambition_______________ Owner of Ford Motor Company Fate ------------------------ Horse Jockey Name Likes ----- ----- NELSEN, JAMES Dislikes Ambition Fate Name Likes NEWBY, RAY . Foothill Dislikes .... Teachers Ambition Fate Father of a football team Name OLAFSON, GERALDINE Likes To sleep and read Dislikes Onions and conceited people Ambition Lawyer Fate - Woman wrestler Name OLSON, RICHARD Likes Cars Dislikes______________________________School Ambition--------------------Be a Veterinarian Fate---------------------- Be a tree surgeon Name____________________PEREZ, AGUSTIN, JR. Likes ............................. Nothing Dislikes ________________________ Everything Ambition-----------------------Is unknown Fate ............... President of United States Name __________________________ PRICE, FRED Likes--------------------------------Hunting Dislikes ____________________________ School Ambition_____________________________Rancher Fate_____________________________________Zoo Keeper Name___________________________RICH, JUDY Likes ------------------------------ Richard Dislikes----------------Richard’s girl admirers Ambition __________________ To live in Hawaii Fate-....................... Go to the moon Name ......................... SMITH, JIM Likes-------------------------------Baseball Dislikes ..................... School Ambition ________________ Head of Barnum and Bailey’s trained “moles” Fate ---------------------- Elephant Trainer Name SMITH, WANDA Likes -. _. Boys Dislikes Stuck-up people Ambition To be a nurse Fate .... Orphanage owner Name STRICKLAND, JIM Likes Football Dislikes Dishwashing A rnbition ... Chemist Fate . Guinea pig for new drugs Name Likes . THELANDER, DEANNA Rich, gooey fattening foods Dislikes ... Grapefruit Juice (ugh) Ambition . To see my name in lights Fate Librarian Name . .. TISSERAND, DON Likes _ Girls Dislikes . . Teachers Ambition . Become a hot rod driver Fate _ ._ Preacher Name . . Likes Dislikes ... TRUJILLO, OLIVIA Food and superb radios Spinach and being grounded Ambition To go to college and graduate Fate . .... Flunk Name TYLER, ROBERT Likes People with good Dislikes .. personalities Snobs Ambition Become president and pass Fate .. a law against school School Teacher Name WANN, RICHARD Likes Judy Dislikes .. Gossip Ambition Fate Senator of California Have his ambition come true Name WHARTON, GEORGIE Likes School Dislikes . _ _ Stuck-up people Ambition To be a nurse Fate Snake Charmer J7 un ors JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Juniors started out the year by having the concession booth Homecoming Game. After the game they went into full swing practicing for the song and yell contest. They made up a song called “Their Old Team.” For their efforts they were awarded first place in the song division. They also got honorable mention in the yell division. During the month of November there was joy unbounded, for the class rings had finally arrived. The juniors had a swimming party and a dancing party and various other activities throughout the year. In March plans began for the annual Stardust Dance. The dance was decorated very nicely, and was a huge success. Later in the year they helped make plans for the annual Junior-Senior Prom, and concluded the year with the Junior-Senior Picnic. OFFICERS—Silting: Annette Wallace, Rickie Prior. Standing: Buddy Wakeman. Joan Miley, Jim Wheelock. Front row, left to right: Mary Bunn, Marie Bouyear, Coleen Bork, Mary Musso, Bonnie Bell, Lindsay Kelpatric, Darlene Gonzales, Ramona Sundquist, Eva Brent. Second row: Thomas Wharton, Jim Wheelock, Victor Edmonds, Jennifer Jaquette, Carol Griffice, Josephine Ulloa, Pat O’Leary. Third row: Ronnie Thoresen, Roland Wakeman. De Loy Blanchard, Dave Calkins, Ronnie Johnson, Danny Sanshez. Glenn Thurgood, Tom Tyler, Clinton Edwards. Front row, left to right: Adolph Martinez, Daniel Lopez, Diane Furniss, Alice Rameriz, Pat Wolfe, Beverly Quinn, Frances Hammer, Deanna Wann. Second row: Frank Donati, Gloria Sims, Annette Wallace, Frances Stone, Amalia Lopez, Joan Miley, Paula Zeller, Bill Kirk Third row: Bambert Wallace, Jerry Fackrell, Robert Glenn, Gary Fullerton, Ronald Johnson, Danny Sanchez, Clinton Edwards, Tommy Tyler. op. 'fiomores At the beginning of our Sophomore year class officers were elected. On November 10, they par- ticipated in the Song and Yell Contest and won third place with their yells. In the earlier part of the year there was a class party. Shortly before Christmas they gave the annual Christmas dance. The theme for this dance was “White Christmas.” To raise money for projects they had various sales and noon dances. In the spring a swimming party was held at Susanville. As the year drew to a close, final exams were held and with the epd of exams came the end of a very happy year. Sitting: Tony Sanchez, Jerry Beavers. Stand- ing: Vivian Comingdeer, Virginia O’Leary, Bonnie Slone. Le Roy Isaac, Jean Heinrich. Belh Coleman, Grover Coster, Petra Nunez, Lynda Glenn. Front row: Carlin Atkins, Dianne Clester, Jean Heinrich, Lynda Glenn, Tony Sanchez, Audrey Philips, Sharon Edwards, June Cantrell, Lucille Wilson, Bill Branscomb, Don Diggs. Second row: Stanley Olafson, Richard Wells, Grover Coster, John Yderrega, Darwin Marto, Barbara Lee, Loretta Summers, Beth Coleman, Mary Armstrong. Edwin Drummond. Third row: Mark Bonner, Don Amos, John Beldon. Sidney Nobles, Dewayne Little, Charles Oxford. Jerry Beaver, Owen Roper, Bob Hart. First row: L. Isaac, M. Temple, S. Looney, A. Sawn, T. Ulloa. Second row: G. Gear, I. Van Blaricomb, D. Schrader, P. Nunez, E. Aftring, V. O’leary, M. Marlow. Third row: R. Doering, S. Nobles, B. Stone, C. Oxford, D. Little, J. Beavers. Jresfunen Sitting: Sharon Casella, John Martinez. Standing: Wendell Bunn, lone Nobles, Lynn Isaac, Bonnie Grifface. The Freshman class has had a very successful year. So far they have had one noon sale and one noon dance. They are planning to have more sales and dances in the future. In the song and yell contest, the Freshman class won second place for their yells. Representatives of the Freshman class are: Presi- dent, John Martinez; Vice President, Bonnie Grif- face; Secretary, Sharon Casella; Treasurer, Wen- dell Bunn; Song Leader, lone Nobles; and Yell Leader, Lynn Isaac. Junior High officers out of the Freshman class are: Rodney Newby, President; Lynn Isaac, Secretary; Wendell Bunn, Treasurer; Pat Kilpatric, Song Leader; and Sharon Prior, Yell Leader. Silting: Margie Blair, Martha Kirk. First rote: Betty Marto, Margie Reynolds, Laura Mooney, Bonnie Grifface, Lorraine Morini, Josephine Lopez, Janice McGinnis, Wendell Bunn, Kenny Kirk,- George Romero, LeRoy Launsbary, Elaine Blanchard. Second row: Carolyn Reginatto, Dolores Martinez, Philip Dill, lone Nobles, Barbara Burrell, Sandra Ferguson, Johnny Sisneroes, Rufus Cervantes, Kenneth Taylor. Third row: Judy Wann. Rosemary Redpath, Grace Beldon, Gene Carrillo, Jerry Branson, Wendell Snook, Orville Aloshen, Melvo Richie. Front row, left to right: L. Cantrell, E. Larson, H. Quinn, G. Wright, M. Coleman, C Perez, W. Tyler. Second row: K. Cox, U. Roper, P. Kilpatric, S. Prior, J. Taylor, N. McBride, S. Casella, C. Martinez, S. Fleig, J. Bouknight. Third row: J. Martinez, L. Roberts, D. Branson, P. Little, R. Newby, L. Issae, I. Trujillo, V. Ogbum. Back row: C. Pilgrim, J. Jorgenson, L. Hoffman, H. Fisher, R. Medici, L. Chappie, R. Morini. First row: M. Butterfield, W. Ogbum, D. Ritchie, E. Llamas, J. Marlow, J. Stone, C. Edwards. Second row: S. Rich, T. Bingham, B. Sloan. P. Haas, E. Florez, V. Hales, S. Wolford, L. Stevens. Third row: C. Coleman, D. Block, E. Jones, B. Ewing, B. Jenderson, J. Dickson, D. Smith, C. Armstrong. First row: 0. Garcia, D. Smith, D. Snook, G. Todd, B. Phillips. Second row: H. Quinn, D. Casillas, L. Speers, J. Bingham. Third row: R. Brooks, E. Bowman. J. Sloan, J. Zoller. Front row, left to right: J. Phillips, L. Mc- Kay, G. McKay, D. Strickland, D. Mason. B. Leak. K. Kilpatric. G. Ramirez. Second row: J. O’Neal. A. Fregoso, D. Hull, J. Ceaglio, M. Wilson, J. Bingham. J. Barnes. Third row: D. Avila, G. Wheelock, L Andreoni, D. Shirts, R. Wharton. D. D’Angelo. F. Herm- rick. 'Seoen i i OFFICERS— Seated: E. Casillas. Standing: T. Holsher, S. Caswell, C. Tassi, T. Ulloa, and L. Blanchard. First rote: K. Heard, B. Morris, A. Russell, C. Colbert, J. Haws, W. Snider, C. Enos. Second row: C. Patten, K. Johnson, L. Shurtz, J. Anderson, L. Shankle, R. Hampson, D. Malcolm. Top row: D. Montoya, B. Medici, J. Trujillo, D. Kirk, N. Pilgrim, T. Hoffman, T. Sims, T. Cox, M. Osier. First row: G. Bruner, T. Ulloa, E. Casillas, V. O’leary, K. Ellard, L. Morini, R. Hamp- son, S. Batterman, F. Cantrell. Second row: J. Cervantes, D. Amos, D. Johnson, P. Skin- ner, C. Mendoza, V. McCullom, C. Griffice, M. Perez, F. Armstrong. Last row: A. Sco- field, M. Avila, L. Marto, P. Mendoza, J. Blair, A. Serna, B. Hertzig, C. Woods, D. Drummond, A. Kaupanger. First row: H. Guess, E. Siepert, A. Scofield, P. Miller, J. Marto, S. Caswell, W. Willdon. Second row: L. Huntsman, A. Fergoso, M. McComas, M. Frank. J. Sisneros, L. Blanch- ard, E. Florez, C. Tassi, E. Hicks. Top row: B. Dighton, R. Diggs, K. Stampfli, B. Bortola, S. Donati, T. Holcher, J. Byrd. c iucfent Senate hirst row: M. Musso, J. Rich, K Stone, V. O’leary. R. Sundquist, M. Hart. Second row: L. Meyers, C. Costar, A. Ramirez, J. Jaquette. W. Smith, S. Gottardo, 0. Trujillo, N. Bowman. Third row: R. Vlakeman, R. Prior, F. Cervantes, R. Casillas, A. Eaton, J. Beavers, and J. Nelson. c tuefent Qjontrof First row: J. Rich, W. Smith. T. Sanchez. Second row: G. Costar. B. Kirk, P. Nunez, N. Bowman. Third row: L. Meyers, R. Casillas, 0. Trujillo, J. Nelson, and R. Johnson. STUDENT CONTROL Student Control was organized twenty-four years ago. Since then there has been a number of changes made. Each class elects representatives. They maintain order in the halls and at assemblies. This year a new system was used. The control was divided into groups. One group was made up of the elected representatives, and another consisted of five judges approved by Student Concillium. These five judges are in office for a period of six weeks. ANNUAL STAFF OFFICERS Left to right: G. Olafson, M. Musso, M. Coleman, R. Sund- quist, M. Hart, J. Jaquette, D. Thelander. The Annual Staff has been very busy this year with the big job of putting out the school yearbook. At the beginning of the year they were busy taking class pic- tures and organization pictures. Money was raised through annual sales, advertisements, basketball (tames, and food sales. The officers are: Ramona Sundquist, Editor; Deanna The- lander, Assistant Editor; Mary Musso, Business Manager; Bon- nie Bell, Secretary; Monte Coleman, Boys’ Sports Editor; Mary Hart, Girls’ Sports Editor; Geraldine Olafson, Photo Editor; and Jennifer Jaquette, Student Senate Representative. For all the staff headaches during the year, a staff party was held late in the spring. The annual staff would like to thank Mr. Ralph Marks and Mr. Ivan Collier for their wonderful photography, and we- especially would like to thank Miss Nelson for the many hours of hard work that she put in to make this annual a success. First rote: M. Coleman, S. Gottardo, G. Olafson, M. Hart. 0. Trujillo, J. Center, B. Snook, D. Thelander, I. Bowen, R. Sundquist. Second rotett R. Wells, S. Coleman, Miss Nelson, J. Strickland, M. Bunn, C. A firing, D. Clester, B. Bell, M. Musso. Third rote: B. Tyler, B. Coleman, J. Jaquette, M. Wells, V. O’Leary, A. Rameriz, G. Wharton, T. Kolosick, R. Butterfield, L Meyers. i rfi Standing, left to right: Petra Nunez, Virginia O’Leary, Monte Coleman, Geraldine O 1 a f s o n. Seated: Deanna Thelander, Olivia Trujillo, Maty Musso, Journalism The Lumberjack Staff has published a bi-monthly school paper and special editions for the Lassen games. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. The paper is being published with Miss Nelson as Advisor; Mary Musso as Editor; Geraldine Olafson as News Editor; Virginia O’Leary as Feature Editor; Monte Coleman as Junior High Editor; Jim Strickland as Sports Editor; and Petra Nunez as Exchange Editor. The officers changed at the end of the semester. Second semester officers are Geraldine Olafson as Editor; Silvana Gottardo as Assistant Editor; Monte Coleman as News Editor; Joy Center as Feature Editor; Mary Bunn as Junior High Editor; Jim Strickland as Sports Editor; and Mary Hart as Exchange Editor. Mary Hart. MISS NELSON Top row, left to right: Jim Strickland, Joy Center, Marilyn Wells. Beverly Snook, Virginia O’Leary, Monte Coleman, Jean Heinrich. Middle row: Miss Nelson, Sharon Coleman, Mary Bunn, Pat Nunez, Bonnie Stone, Silvana Gottardo, Carolyn Atkins. Front row: Olivia Trujillo, Mary Hart, Gerrie Olafson, Deanna Thelander, Mary Musso, and Sharon Loftis. J.JI.'Tl. Front row: Mary Musso, Bonnie Gibson, Alice Ramirez, Judy Rich, Georgia Wharton, Olivia Trujillo. Second row: Beth Coleman, Eva Brent, Lorretta Summers, Wanda Smith, Deanna W'ann, Frances Stone, Jean Heinrich. Third row: Gloria Fregoso, Deanna Thelander, Jennifer Jaquette. Coleen Bork, Silvana Gottardo, Darlene Schrader, Iris Van Blaircom, Nadine Bowman. OFFICERS—Standing, left to right: Colleen Bork. Deanna Thelander, Gloria Fregoso, Bonnie Gibson, Silvana Gottardo, Mary Musso. Sitting: Olivia Trujillo, Nadine Bowman, Eva Brent, hrancis Stone. C.S.9. LIFE MEMBERS ft I WANDA NADINE GERALDINE MONTE BONNIE DEANNA SM,TH BOWMAN OLAFSON COLEMAN GIBSON THELANDER CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION The California Scholarship Federation was introduced to the Westwood Junior- Senior High School in 1932 by Miss Lucille Mahony. Its main purpose is to foster higher standards of scholarship and broader ideals of service throughout the school. The C.S.F. motto is “Scholarship for Service.” In order to be a member one must maintain 10 honor points in scholastic achievement. An “A” is equal to three points, and a “B” to one. “F’s” or Inc.’s automatically keep students from qualifying. A student who belongs to C.S.F. for four consecutive semesters, including one in his senior year, becomes a life member of the organization. This year the group had many fund raising activities. A trip to Yosemite National Park was planned for the spring. D. LIGHTNER R. SUNDQUIST M. COLEMAN T r.easurer Student President Senate Advisor B. GIBSON Projects Chairman W. SMITH Secretary D. CALKINS Pice President First row: E. Aftring, J. Jaquette, R. Sundquist, G. Olafson, D. Thelander, N. Bowman. M. Coleman. Mr. Kooyers. Second row: B. Gibson, A. Wallace, W. Smith, M. Musso, C. Coster, B. Wakeman, G. Thurgood, D. Lightner. SA GU MR. KOOYERS First row: J. Bingham, Nila McBride, S. Casella, L. Isaac. A. Ramirez, F. Zeller, C Bork, L. Kilpatric, S. Prior, L. Morini. Second row: C. Oxford, M. Bouyear. R. Sundquist, I. Bowen, E. Brent, L. Hoffman, K. Taylor, D. Gonzales, J. Rich. Third row: B. Chappie, R. Butterfield. T. Kolosick, L. Meyers, A. Eaton. J. Whellock, J. Madding, D. Lightner, D. Tisserand. 7 earn Front row, left to right: Tom Kolosick, Larry Hoffman, Albert Eaton. Back row: Louie Myers, Roy Butterfield, Jim Madding. The Boys’ Block “W” had a fairly successful year. They chaperoned the Post- Closing Basketball Dance held late in February. In March a dinner was held at The Hideaway in Greenville. Front row, left to right: Mr. Graham. Coach; F. Cervantes, T. Fergerson. B. Schaefer. M. Hutchins, J. Nelson, J. L. Bunn. Second row: B. Kirk, R. Prior. R. Wann. R. Cox, F. Price, R. Newby, F. Kuhn, J. Strickland. J r s' 2 eayue Front row: Diann Clester, Diann Furniss, Lynda Glenn, lone Nobles, Darlene Gonzales, Sharon Prior, Olivia Trujillo, Mary Hart, Leota Morini, Wanda Smith, Judy Rich. Second row: Paula Zeller, Coleen Bork, Lorraine Morini, Carolyn Reginato. Pat Wolfe, Marie Bouyear, Mary Musso, Flaine Blanchard, Pat Kilpatric, Petra Nunez, Silvana Got tardo. Third row: Gloria Fregoso, Ramona Sundquist, Lorretta Summers, Jennifer Jaquette, Deanna Thelander. Lynn Isaac, Frances Stone, Bonnie Stone, Dora Dettmar. GIRLS’ LEAGUE The Girls’ League spent the first part of the year getting money to send six of their mem- bers to Richardson’s Springs for their annual conference. The last weekend of April these six dele- gates spent a very enjoyable weekend meet- ing the girls from the schools represented at the conference. MISS STEED 7iancf Front row, left to right: P. Wolfe, H. Quinn, U. Roper, A. Swan. B. Gibson, A. Wallace. L. Stevens, L. Summers. Second row: D. Beavers, D. Furniss, D. Enos, M. Bouyear, E. Blanchard. B. Lee. Third row: W. Tyler, J. Martinez, L. Chappie, T. Tyler, J. Fackrell, C. Bork, L. Glenn. Fourth row: M. Armstrong. P. Little, D. Thelander, D. Light ner, D. Little, D. Blanchard, G. Thurgood, L. Morini. BAND The Band, under the direction of Mr. Stevens, enjoyed a very successful year. The Band began their performing year with the football games in the fall. They gave their annual Christmas program in December. The program was a huge success. In April the Band went to the Music Festival in Chico. They did a very good job in Chico and received a very high rating. First row, left to right: J. Madding, R. Prior, D. Tisserand, T. Ferguson, A. Perez, B. Schaefer, J. Wheelock. Second row: L. Morini, D. Dettmar, M. Musso, L. Glenn, A. Wallace, J. Miley, C. Bork. Third row: M. Armstrong, E. Brent, S. Cassella, N. McBride, S. Fleig, W. Smith, F. Hammer, B. Quinn, B. Coleman. Fourth row: 1. Trujillo, L. Issae, K. Kilpatric, S. Prior, S. Coleman, J. Butcher. The chorus gave several programs this year. They gave the annual Christmas program and several other small programs. The big program of the year was Show Time. The theme of Show Time was “South Pacific.” Show Time was presented to other schools in exchange assemblies. On April 30 the chorus traveled to Chico to the annual music festival. i i ( •I’fJUtt MR. STEVENS Music Director Or ama tics The Dramatics Class didn’t give a three-act play this year due to the many others that were given. However, they did give a number of one-act plays. They also helped in the Student Body play “Cheaper By The Dozen.” A fairy tale skit was prepared and presented to the grammar school students. Masks of various sorts were made to illustrate the characters more effectively. The Dramatics Class prepared the sets for both class plays and assisted with the properties. MISS VIKSI Director Left to right: Miss Vikse, Darlene Gonzales, Lindsay Kilpatric, Sharon Edwards, Beth Coleman, Bob Tyler, and Roland Wakeman. ‘Cheaper By The Dozen” Dramatics In Action' 7 ie { ? G From row, left to right: A. Fregoso, M. Bunn. G. Carrillo, E. Casillas. R. Sundquist, J. Rich. W. Smith, D. Thelander, N. Bowman. Second row: R. Wells, J. Jaquette, E. Aftring. D. Clester, P. Zeller, I. Bowen, F. Donati, D. Lightner. Third row: R. Wakeman. C. Fregoso. J. Ulloa. R. Casillas, R. Glenn. J. Strickland. J. Miley, J. Beavers. J. Wheelock, B. Schaefer. OFFICERS—Seated: R. Casillas. Standing: D. Lopez, R. Sund- quist, S. Lucero, M. Musso. % merican First row: L. Isaac, R. Frior, G. Costar, L. Kilpatric, F. Cervantes. D. Gonzales, T. Sanchez, A. Philips, A. Sawn, M. Temple. Second row: D. Diggs, R. Haas, L. Wilson, D. Furniss, A. Ramirez, 0. Garcia, M, Musso, B. Bell, S. Leedy, T. Ulloa, D. Schrader, I. Van Blaricomb. Third row: M. Hutchens, C. Reginatto, L. Morini, I. Nobles, E. Nunez, S. Lucero, A. Lopez, T. Ferguson, A. Perez, D. Tisserand, C. Martinez, D. Light ner. B. Gibson. M. Marlow. Fourth row: C. Atkins, B. Hart, 0. Roper, T. Tyler, C. Thurgood, D. Lopez, J. Strickland, J. Madding. J. Wheelock, M. Bonner, B. Chappie, D. Little. MISS VIKSE First row: Dora Dettmar, Frances Stone, Ramona Sundquist, Josephine Ulloa, Alice Rameriz, Nadine Bowman, Gloria Fregoso, Jennifer Jaquette, Annette Wallace, Bonnie Gibson, Georgie Wharton, Joan Miley, Amalia Lopez, Ela Nunez. Second row: Marie Bouyear, Shirley Leedy, Leota Morini, Silvana Gottardo, Wanda Smith, Judy Rich, Iris Bowen, Beverly Snook, Eva Brent, Paula Zeller, Mary Bunn, Alice Woosley, Cora Kennedy, Shirley Lucero. Third row: Pattie Wolfe, Deanna Wann, Gloria Sims, Deane Fumiss, Gerry Olafson, Deanna Thelander, Mary Musso, Mary Cart, Olivia Triyillo, Joy Center, Betty Brace, Mary Hermreck, Helen Garcia, Miss Vikse. aiion 0 F FI C E R S—Standing: Elva Nunez, Gerry Olafson, Mary Hart. Sitting: Frances Stone, Deanna Thelander, Olivia Tru- jillo. Front row: Josephine Lopez, Janice Mclnnis, Loretta Summers, Linda Glenn, Elaine Blanchard, Lynne Issac, Janice Taylor, Sharon PrioL Sandre Ferguson,. Jean Heinrick, Errolyn Aftring, Diane Clester, Aldona Swan. Second row: Irene Trujillo, Tomaso Ulloa, Lucille Wilson, Bonnie Stone, Pat Nunez, Betty Marto, Carol Reginato, lone Nobles, Leota Morini. Lora Mooney. Uwanna Roper, Sharon Rogers, Miss Vilse. Third row: Pat Kilpatric, Nita McBride, Sharon Casillas, Marilyn Marlow. Grace Belden, Audrey Phillips, Sharon Edwards, Barbara Lee, Darlene Schrader, Iris Van Blaricom, Dolores Martinez, Virginia Ogbum, Carmen Martinez. MR. TRONSON Advisor G ommercia af Commercial Club, who’s main purpose is to promote business interest and offer useful informa- tion to those interested, had a successful year with a small membership. Noon sales, movies, a swimming party and other activities kept the club going under the super- vision of Mr. Tronson. OFFICERS—First row: G. Olafson, Secretary; 0. Trujillo. Treasurer; J. Rich, Vice President. Back row: M. Hart, Student Senate; N. Bowman, President. Front row: L. Morini, D. Dettmar, B. Bell, D. Fumiss, S. Gottardo, M. Bouyer, P. Wolfe, J. Rich, B. Quinn. Second row: C. Fregoso, G. Wharton, M. Bunn, M. Hart, L. Glenn, D. Clester, C. Bork, P. Zeller, E. Aftering, N. Bowman. Back row: J. Center, G. Olafson, J. Ulloa, I. Bowen, A. Wallace, 0. Trujillo. The Library Staff is organized to help Mrs. Towers, our librarian, in her duties. They assist her in mending books, both library and textbooks, and in the processing of new ones. Other work includes the arranging of displays and checking out books to the students. They are also on hand to aid students in finding reference materials. First row, left to right: J. Center, D. Gonzales, Mrs. 0. Tower. O. Trujillo. M. Hart, D. Clester. Back row: A. Perez, T. Ferguson. J. Butcher, S. Leedy, C. Atkins, N. Bowman. First row: S. Prior, I. Nobles, J.. Taylor, W. Smith, L. Kilpatric, J. Rich, S. Cottardo, D. Thelander, P. Kilpatric, K. Kilpatric, S. Rich. Second row: C. Oxford, C. Tassi, L. Morini, K. Ellard. M. Musso, A. Russel, D. Beavers, L. Tyler, A. Wallace, B. Snook, M. Wells, A. Ramirez, J. Jaquette, F. Stone, D. Wann, P. Wolfe, N. Bowman. Third row: C. Martinez, L. Morini, C Riginato, V. Ogburn. C. Worthington, J. Cieglio, M. Wilson, G. Wharton, C. Kennedy, P. Zeller, M. Bunn, A. Woosely, L. Summers, R. Sundquist, I. Bowen. Fourth row: S. Grover, E. Garcia. G. Ramirez, P. Nunez, B. Stone, J. W'ann, R. Wakeman, B. Tyler, D. Calkins. Advisor. Miss Vikse. Fifth row: C. Mendosa, T. Ulloa, B. Bell, E. A firing, D. Clester, L. Wilson. Sixth row: D. Gonzales, S. Leedy, L. Isaac, S. Casella, J. Marto, K. Heard, J. Trujillo, B. Lee. S. Edwards, P. Shirtz, L. Blanchard. OFFICERS—Left to right: W. Smith, J. Rich, J. Jaquette, P. Nunez. PEP CLUB The Pep Club was re-organized this year and officers were elected at the first meeting, ihe Pep Club sponsored rallies during football season when school spirit seemed to be at a low. As a result, spirit improved steadily after that. Plans were made to sell hats, bracelets, and pennants. Several noon sales were held. SILVANA GOTTARDO WANDA SMITH DEANNA THELANDER yeff Beacfers LINDSAY KILPATR1C JUDY RICH on or First row: M. Musso, B. Bell, J. Rich, W. Smith, B. Second row: E. Brent, L. Summers, A. Wallace, D. Tii J. Wheelock, I. Leister, L. Glenn, D. Little, D. Diggs, G. Chappie, D. Calkin Lightner. Third rou. R. Wakeman. First row: J. Jaquette, M. Bunn, F. Stone, R. Sundquist, B. Coleman, T. Ulloa, A. Ramirez, B. Gibson. Second row: E. Aftring, M. Marlow, E. Nunez, J. Miley, I. Bowen, I. Van Blaricom, R. Butterfield. Third row: T. Kolosick, G. Coster, M. Coleman, L. Meyers, R. Casillas, D. Thelander, N. Bowman, G. Olafson, C. Bork, J. Ulloa. Front row: Larry McKay, Wendell Tyler. Second row: Joey Tyler, Edwin Jones. Third row: Melvo Richie, Thomas Armstrong. Front row: Bill Schaefer, Louis Myers, Tom Kolosick, Fred Cervantes, Silvana Gottardo, Leota Morini. Second row: Jim Nelson, Judy Rich, Geraldine Olafson, Wanda Smith, Deanna Thclander. GROVER COSTER Business Manager NADINE BOWMEN Publicity Manager WANDA -Mi l II Song Leader JUDY RICH Cheerleader Available OLIVIA TRUJILLO Secretary Our Student Body officers are elected at the end of each year by the members of the senior high student body. These officers are expected to uphold their offices and set an example for the rest of the student body. This year we have been very fortunate in having a wonderful group of students as our leaders. They have done all that is expected of them and have been very helpful in many other ways. Sfacfent GoanC j Front row, left to right: Judy Bingham, Sharon Caswell, Dick Mason. Second row: Pat Kilpatric, Lynn Isaac, Sharon Prior. GRAHAM Coach front row, left to right: F. Price. Manager; R. Butterfield. A. Eaton F. Donati, R. Prior. B. Kirk. T. Ferguson. D. Tisserand, J. Madding E. Casillas. Second row: T. Kolosick. J. Wheelock. J. Bunn, J. Strick land. A. Perez, F. Cervantes, B. Wallace, B. Schaefer, L. Myers, R Casillas, Coach Graham. Third row: Assistant Coach Collier. R. Thore son, R. Cox, F. Kuhn, M. Hutchens, J. Nelson, R. Newby, A. Martinez R. Johnson, S. Windham. R. Wann, D. Blanchard. ()arsiiy 7oot6a SCORES COLLIER Assistant Coach Westwood—There 6 Sept. 18—Modoc (Alturas) 6 Westwood—There 32 Sept. 25—Portola 0 Westwood—Home 48 Oct. 2—Herlone 0 Westwood—Home 0 Oct. 9—Quincy ........ 13 Westwood—Home 33 Oct. 16—Reno Ramblers 6 Westwood—There 26 Oct. 23—Greenville 7 Westwood—Home 12 Oct. 30— Red Bluff 19 Westwood—There 30 Nov. 11—Lassen 7 NAME NO. POSITION WEIGHT HEIGHT AGE CLASS Blanchard 23 End 140 5 1 P 16 Jr. Bunn 32 Tackle 165 6’ 17 Sr. Myers 28 Tackle 140 5 i r 18 Sr. Butterfield 18 Halfback 140 5’ 9” 16 Sr. Casillas. E. 19 Guard 150 5 10 ’ 15 Jr. Newby 30 Guard 170 5 1 P 16 Sr. Prior 20 Guard 150 5’ 9” 16 Jr. Cox 24 Halfback 160 6 16 Jr. Roper 15 Tackle 269 6’ 3 15 Soph. Dnnatie 42 Guard 195 5 8 16 Jr. Eaton 26 Guard 138 5 10 17 Sr. Tisserand 17 Fullback 130 5 4 19 Sr. Hutchens 34 End 180 6 1” 17 Jr. Thoreson 37 End 155 6’ 0” 16 Jr. Kirk 29 Tackle 155 5 1 r 17 Jr. Kolosick 25 Halfback 145 5 10’ 17 Sr. Windham 39 Fullback 170 5 10 18 Jr. Madding 11 Halfback 140 5 10 ’ 17 Sr. Martinez 21 Quarterback 160 5 8 W 17 Jr. Nelsen 31 Tackle 160 5 11V4 18 Sr. Casillas. R. 38 Guard 170 5 11' 16 Sr. Perez 22 Fullback 160 5 11’ 17 Sr. Cervantes 16 Tackle 160 5’ 9 ’ 17 Sr. Wheelock 41 Guard 180 5 11 ’ 16 Jr. Wann 36 Fullback 180 6’ 18 Sr. Wallace 33 Tackle 180 5 1 r 16 Jr. Kuhn 35 End 170 6’ 18 Sr. Johnson 44 Tackle 230 6’ 4 16 Jr. Ferguson 37 Halfback 145 5 8” 17 Sr. Strickland 40 Tackle 200 6’ 1” 17 Sr. Schaefer 43 Center 198 5 9” 17 Sr. ROCHA Coach First row: J. Sisneros, L. Chappie. C. Perez. K. Kirk. M. Rocha. J. Martinez, W. Bunn. T. Sanchez. S. Nobles. K. Dill. L. Hoffman. R. Cervantes, G. Gear. Second row: J. Fakerell. J. Belden. L. Isaac. D. Lopez. L. Clester. D. Enos, M. Bonner. D. Sanchez. B. Hart. D. Marto. L. Roberts. D. Diggs. Third row: Coach Rocha. J. Beavers. D. Little. G. Fullerton. J. Ydcrraga, W. Snook. B. Chappie. R. Glenn. R. Doering. J. Branson. D. Lightner. C. Oxford. H. Fisher. Coach Bonnickson. junior TJarsiiy Joolba f BONNICl Assistant SCORES Sept. 18—Modoc Sept. 25—Portola------------------- Oct. 2—Herlong--------------------- Oct. 9—Quincy Oct. 23—Greenville Oct. 30—Paradise Nov. 11—Lassen 6 Westwood—There 0 Westwood—There . 6 Westwood—Home 14 Westwood-—Home 6 W est wood—There 13 Westwood—Home . 19 Westwood—There 'Junior Uarsity Foster NAME NO. POSITION Jerry Beavers 12 Right Half John Beldon Fullback Mark Bonner Tackle Jerry Branson 28 Guard Wendell Bunn Halfback Gene Carillo 27 Quarterback Rufus Cervantes Guard Benny Chaple 25 End LeRoy Chaple — Halfback Larry Clester 13 Center Don Diggs — End Philip Dill Halfback Dick Doering End Don Enos Guard Hank Fisher Tackle Gary Fullerton 35 End Gail Gear Tackle Robert Glenn Halfback Bob Hart End Larry Hoffman — Tackle LeRoy Isaac Halfback Kenny Kirk Guard David Lightner 21 Center Dwayne Little — End Daniel Lopez 13 Quarterback Johnny Martinez Halfback Darwin Marto Tackle Rodney Newby 28 Halfback Sidney Nobles Guard Charles Oxford Quarterback Carlos Perez Halfback l-arry Roberts — End Danny Sanchez 24 Tackle Tony Sanchez 23 Center Johnny Sisneros 19 Guard Wendell Snook Guard Johnny Yderraga Tackle W Jerry Fackrell 1, 1 V Guard WEIGHT HEIGHT AGE CLASS 140 5 10 15 10 160 5 1 r 16 10 150 5 16 10 145 5 9 16 9 100 4 10 ’ 15 9 160 5 9 16 9 150 5’ 5” 16 9 135 5 8” 16 11 135 5 5 15 9 150 5’ 7” 18 12 145 5 10” 15 10 105 5 14 9 140 5 11 15 10 160 5 8” 17 11 165 5 10” 16 9 145 6 16 11 150 5 8” 16 10 155 5 11” 16 11 140 5 7” 15 10 140 5 7 16 10. 125 5 8” 15 10 125 5 4” 15 9 125 5 10 16 11 145 5 11” 16 10 115 5’ 3” 15 11 105 4 11” 15 9 165 5 10” 16 10 145 5 5” 13 9 135 5 5” 15 10 145 5 5” 16 10 110 5 5” 13 9 135 5 5” 15 9 135 5 10” 17 11 105 4 11” 15 10 135 5 6” 16 9 145 5’ 5” 15 9 135 5’ 9” 15 10 155 5’ 9” 17 11 F. KUHN Co-Captain Front row, left to right: Rene Casillas, Robert Glenn, Bill Kirk, Terry Ferguson, Adolph Martinez, Dick Doering. Second row: Glen Thur- good, Rickie Prior, Francis Kuhn. Richard Wann. Dave Calkins. Deloy Blanchard. Coach Graham. GRAHAM Coach R. WANN Co-Captain “A” TEAM Westwood—Home 57 Dec. 3—Loyalton 23 Westwood —There 24 Dec. 4—Alturas 28 Westwood—There 35 Dec. 10—Portola 33 Westwood—Home 52 Dec. 11—Los Molinos - 46 W est wood—Home 29 Dec. 17—Chester 21 Westwood—Home 29 Jan. 7—Herlong 22 Westwood—There 26 Jan. 8—Quincy .. 57 Westwood—There 48 Ian. 14—Greenville 69 Westwood—Home 35 Jan. 21—Lassen 38 Westwood—There 45 Jan. 22—Los Molinos 64 Westwood—There 43 Jan. 28—Herlong .. 57 Westwood—Home 34 Feb. 4—Quincy . 30 Wrestwood—Home 27 Feb. 5—Reno 43 Westwood —There 46 Feb. 11—Chester 34 Westwood—Home 42 Feb. 12—Portola 33 Westwood—There 48 Feb. 20—Loyalton 30 Westwood Home 43 Feb. 25—Greenville 44 West wood—There 45 Feb. 26—Lassen 49 W'estwood—There 36 Mar. 4—Reno 37 Loyal ton____________________________________32 Dec. 4—Alturas________________________________________27 Dec. 10—Portola_____________________________________ 19 Dec. 11—Los Molinos .. 38 Dec. 17—Chester _____________________________________ 38 Herlong______________________________________31 Quincy_______________________________________15 Greenville___________________________________53 Lassen_____________________________________ 26 Jan. 1—Los Molinos____________________________________39 Herlong______________________________________36 Paradise_____________________________________23 Quincy---------------------------------------35 Reno _______________________________________ 32 Chester _____________________________________42 Feb. 12—Portola .................................... 14 Loyalton_____________________________________48 Greenville __________________________________32 Lassen ______________________________________48 Reno ________________________________________48 Westwood—Here Westwood—There Westwood—There Westwood—Here Westwood—Here Westwood—Here Westwood—There Westwood—There Westwood—Here W est wood—There Westwood—There Westwood—Here Westwood—Here Westwood—Here West wood—There Westwood—Here West wood—There Westwood—Here W est wood—There West wood—There _____44 _____42 _____50 _____35 _____30 _____42 _____34 _____28 _____34 .....36 _____43 _____33 _____42 _____46 _____47 _____47 _____51 _____49 _____54 _____47 Front row, left to right: LeRoy Chappel, Carlos Perez, Jerry Jergenson, Kenny Kirk, Windle Bunn, Sydney Nobles. Second row: Coach Jor- ritsma. Bob Hart, Johnny Yderraga, Oroille Aloshen, DeWayne Branson. UG” T asJteibaff JORRITSMA Coach S. NOBLES Captain Westwood—Home W est wood—There Westwood—Home Westwood—Home Westwood—Home Westwood—There West wood—There Westwood—Home West wood—There Westwood—Home Westwood—Home Westwood—There Westwood—Home West wood—There W est wood—Home W est wood—There 15 Dec. 3—Loyalton 23 17 Dec. 10—Portola 26 11 Dec. 11—Los Molinos — Dec. 17—Chester 22 11 19 13 Jan. 7—Herlong 25 15 Jan. 8—Quincy 24 28 Jan. 14—Greenville 30 17 Jan. 21—Lassen 33 25 Jan. 28—Herlong 24 24 Jan. 29—Paradise 33 18 Feb. 4—Quincy 23 22 Feb. 11—Chester 14 19 Feb. 12—Portola 17 31 Feh. 18—Loyalton _ .23 22 Feb. 25—Greenville _ 33 6 Feb. 26—Lassen 37 '“JracJ? Front row, left to right: R. Newby, J. Nelson, R. Prior, A. Perez, T. Ferguson, R. Wann, D. Tisserand. Second row: S. Abbot, F. Kuhn, J. Madding, G. Fullerton, A. Martinez. Third row: J. Cyr, M. Bonner, B. Hart, J. Fackr ll, F. Donati, D. Little, D. Diggs. Back row: B. Wallace, A. Eaton, T. Kolosick, L. Myers, R. Butterfield, J. Whcelock, I. Leister, R. Glenn, J. Beavers. First row, left to right: Ray Newby, Bill Kirk, Jim Strickland, Augus- tine Perez, Ivan Leister, Don Tisserand. Middle row: Mark Bonner, DeLoy Blanchard, Bob Glenn, Gary Fullerton, Jerry Fackrell, Jim Madding. Back row: Gale Gear, Vic Edmonds, John Belden, David Lightner, Rene Casillas, Roy Butterfield, Jerry Beavers, Jim Wheelock. D n s y ear in Spor s . . As the 1954-55 Chipmunk goes to press, a little over half of the school year has gone by. As I look hack over the past I can see many things; some good, some bad. But in sports, one word will express everything. That word is “success!” Beginning with football in the fall semester, the hoys on the teams showed the world that Westwood was out to win. They did an excellent job. The Varsity became co-champion in the Feather River League, and the Junior Varsity obtained the championship. Several members of the Varsity were listed by the Nevada State Journal as all-opponents. Francis Kuhn (End) received special recognition when the San Fran- cisco Examiner and the San Francisco Chronicle both placed him in their listings of all-north state. Our congratulations to Francis Kuhn. In the field of basketball our teams have made an excellent show- ing. The season isn’t over yet, and there is a possibility of Westwood becoming League Champion. We are also sure that they will do well in the Annual Lassen Invitational Tournament. As for baseball and track, those are in the future. Of one thing we can he sure, though. The teams will do their best to bring the highest honors home to Westwood. yft VMOOD Susanville-2004 Westwood-257 WHITELY'S Everything For the Home One of the Largest Selections in Northern California The Finest In Furniture—The First In Appliance Service ZENITH—EASY—THOR—CROSLEY—KELVINATOR—WHIRLPOOL H. S. CROCKER COMPANY INC. Oakland, California The Best In SCHOOL SUPPLIES—PRINTING THE Y MARKET Groceries Meats Vegetables WESTWOOD, CALIFORNIA 71utoyraphs 7luto(jrap is Autopraph Westwood BEAVERS JEWELRY all wxuzucyi L CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES Congratulations to the Class of 1955 FROM THE CHIPMUNK STAFF Phone 4421 JEWEL'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for Every Occasion Main Store Westwood UTILITY SERVICE The Chipmunk Staff of 1955 would like to say Thanks to Ralph Marks who took the pictures for the annual; to Taylor Pub- lishing Company who published the annual; to the faculty members who helped in any way; to the members of the staff and to anyone who helped in any way; and especi- ally to Miss Nelson for her guidance and help as advisor to the Chipmunk staff. Telephone Convenience Means So Much—Yet Costs So Little CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC UTILITIES COMPANY OFFICERS Ramona Sundquist, Editor; Deanna Thelander, Assistant Editor; Mary Musso, Business Man- ager; Monte Coleman, Boys Sports Editor; Mary Hart, Girls Sports Editor; Geraldine Oalfson, Photo Editor. Again we say Thank You. The Very Finest In Photography RENO, NEVADA J yearb DALLAS . A LITHOGRAPHED — yl l'Htflcfe YEARBOOK TEXAS «pot '■ - • Jr V sx V 5 CfT - - « Jh ■ c- - ”J%L - ' £ W m V V -• -— ..T ' -«� - V - '• =- ■ • - m • ♦ r «T - • -- ;: s.. _ “' e -f f _.' - - v ' - -. - jjrv - - •- - r • -� ««- r r Vjm F ,■ ■ . . '. -- m v ‘ W“ ' - � ‘ + fi p _ (. • -■ ■ J; ' r '.?r c--t-v ■' - • ..-- - ■'-?! —■. 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