Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1959 volume:

THE CHIPMUNK FOR 1959 EDITED BY: The Journalism Class Westwood Unified High School Westwood, Lassen County California SENIORS PAGE 6 FACULTY PAGE 11 Table Contents ACTIVITIES PAGE 19 Dedication To a man and woman who live before us in a silent manner but who have set a wonderful example to all who have been under their leadership or in association with them in any way ... To two people whose qualities of friendliness, loyalty and sportsmanship have won them a place of high respect, deep admiration, and warm affection among both the student body and the faculty. With deep appreciation for their service to us as teachers and friends we dedicate this, the 1959 CHIPMUNK, to Mrs. Hermine Clagett and Mr. Robert McQuain. A MESSAGE FROM OUR SUPERINTENDENT The huge black stacks, once the symbol of Westwood, are gone. Gone also are the men who felled the trees, drove the trucks, manned the saws, the green chains, the dry kilns and performed the countless other duties necessary to the functioning of one of the world's greatest lumbering operations. Gone, too, are the people whose dreams were fulfilled as a prosperous community built its homes, its schools and its churches to in- sure for it's children the maximum in develop- ment and opportunity. Life, however, for those who remain is no less important than for those who have gone. While this community has only a fraction of its former population each home is as important and the churches and the school are as neces- sary and deserve the same support and care as in the days that are gone. Utilizing to the fullest every opportunity for personal development and accepting the responsibility of services of others remain real and binding obligations. Mr. LEONARD RANDALL, SUPERINTENDENT Our Superintendent, Mr. Randall, and District Secretary, Mrs. Amy Bangle OUR SCHOOL BOARD From Left to Right: Mrs. Earl Speers, Mr. Ted Hoskins, Mr. Vern Healey, Superintendent Randall, Dr. H. G- Levin, and Mr. Victor Simpson. Mr. Jeffries, secretary of the Board was not included in picture. Without our School Board our public schools would have a slim chance for existence. We, Americans, proudly boast of our free educa- tion. The men elected to this office must be cour- ageous, dependable, and trustworthy. The highest standards of education, as well as many other school functions, lie in the hands of these few men. Our School Board deals with all problems confront- ing our school. We are grateful for the careful consideration the Board gives in arriving at each decision. Mr. Louis Jeffries Administrative As sistant Well, let's see now . . Miss Alice Flores District Clerk Where are my keys? Mrs. Amy Bangle District Secretary Out at the lake . . . £ Our dependable Custodians | Mr. Marcel Collier Left Mr. Justin Temple Right Mrs. Marie Shook Cafeteria Manager Man, that's good food. 5 Seniors SENIOR CLASS HOROSCOPE NAME LIKES DISLIKES AMBITION FATE Jill Bingham To dance Milk Gain weight Dairy Farmer Judy Bingham School Teachers School teacher Teacher Dale Block Peggy Beautiful girls Highway Patrolman Teamster Dick Casillas Lynda Nothing President of U.S. Inventor Doug D'Angelo Certain girl '49 Fords T.V. Star Artist Ron Dickson Cars and girls Dances Car builder Hot-rodder Stephen Edwards Hot Rods Shot Buicks To be a man Mechanic Edwin Jones Food Some people T eacher Ditch digger Peggie Klassen Dick and Jim Snobby girls Housewife Widow Dick Mason Carol Poverty Millionaire Carol Faye McCollum Husband Work Housewife ? Gary McKay June 5, 1959 School Graduate Teacher Larry McKay Journalism English Reporter Mechanic Carol Oxford Dick M. Pumpkin Pie Housewife Old Maid Lynda Randall Dick C. Carrots College grad T eacher Dale Snook Food and girls Snobs Rich bachelor Husband Laura Speers Boys Men Outsmart Galan Galan's wife Galan Todd Sports School Sportsman Fly tier Joe Tyler Girls School Millionaire College teacher Sharon Wolferd Harold Lamas Shafter distance Housewife Home Ec teacher Dick Casillas I will what athletic ability I have to my brother, Eddie. Jill Bingham I will my like for ordinary food and dis- like for Pond Scum Soup to Mr. McQuain. A more petite and fashionable lady at Westwood Hi, she was active in GAA, Student Senate and was assist- ant yell leader. An outstanding athlete at Westwood and well-liked by the entire student body, Dick lettered in football, bas- ketball, and baseball and was active in Pan American Club, Student Sen- ate, Senior Class President and President of Block W. Doug D'Angelo I will my hubcaps and drag pipes to Kim Stampfli to dress up his hot bicycle. Judy Bingham I will my ability to get a boy friend to Martha Kelly. A modest, retiring type of student with a permanent smile built into her face, she was active in GAA, Pan American Club and Chorus. Westwood Hi's dream dancer, duck hunter and Angler, Doug was active in Basketball, Student Senate, and Pan American Club. A boy with ability but not inclined to display it often, Dale was active mostly on hot rods during his high school career. One of our more serious and con- scientous students, Ron was active in Basketball, Band and Football. Ronald Dickson I will my crew cut to Mr. McQuain. Stephen Edwards I will my basketball suit to anybody who thinks they can make a basket.” Peggy Klassen I will my beautiful red hair to Mr. McQuain.” Shy, bashful and easily embarrassed probably typify Steve, who was ac- tive in Football, Basketball, Track, Vice-president of Block ”W and Student Council. The handsome, clean-cut and mod- est young man was active in sports, especially Football, Basketball and Baseball. His activities also in- cluded Block W, Student Body President and Student Senate. Dick Mason I will my sunny dispo- sition to my brother, Bill. A most studious, intelligent and ambitious young student who was very active in Band and Radio Club. Edwin Jones I will all my homework to the Juniors Gary McKay I will nothing to nobody 'cause I need everything I got. This little stick of dynamite al- ways added something to school life and parties. Peg was active in Band, Chorus, Commercial Club, GAA and the Drill Team. This personable and sometimes studious individual was very active in Band and English. Larry McKay I will my English books to Clark Edwards. While this student was probably the smallest boy in the class, his heart was just the op- posite He was active in C Basketball, Band and our Chipmunk staff. Carol Oxford I will my ability to get a good-looking fellow to anyone who needs it. One of Westwood Hi's most popular girls and best athletes, Carol was active in GAA, Yell Leader, Pep Club and Student Senate. Lynda Randall I will my determina- tion to any girl who needs it as badly as 1 did. An attractive, quiet- mannered young lady, Lynda was outstanding academically and was active in GAA, FHA, Ski Club and held many class offices. Laura Speers I will my ability to keep my mouth shut to my sister, Betty. This shy and retiring young lady with a heart of gold was active in GAA, President of FHA, Pep Club and Chorus. Dale Snook I will my high science and math grades to anyone who wants them. A studious and energetic individual with bound- less enthusiasm, Dale was active in Basket- ball, Football, Block W, C.S.F. and Honor Roll for four years. Galan Todd I will ... so don't think I won't. Toad as he was known by his classmates had a unique talent for art and was active in Pep Club, Basketball and Student Senate. Joe Tyler I will my music ability to Ivan Jaquette. A stocky, well-built student, Jo-e-e was ac- tive in Band, Football and Chorus. Sharon Wolford I will my sewing ability to Liz Schofield. A fashionable and popu- lar young lady who was very active in FHA, GAA, Commercial Club and Pep Club. Senior Superlatives BEST PERSONALITIES Jill Bingham and Doug D'Angelo MOST TALENTED Sharon Wolford and Galan Todd Senior Snaps MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lynda Randall and Edwin Jones BEST ATHLETES Carol Oxford and Dick Casillas 10 Mr. Robert Mason Coach and Social Studies Come on, we can take this game. Mr. Ron House Music Did I tell you about the time ... Mr. John Bradley Business Education Anyone have a band aid? Mr. Earl Rand English and Spanish A-a-a-1-1- Right! Mrs. Dorothy Davidson Home Economics and Art Quiet down, now, girls. Mr. Ken Cassell Coach and Shop Well, I don't know it Mrs. Hermine Clagett R egistrar and Social Studies Back in T exas ... Mrs. Jean Bradley Girls' Physical Education Don't be noisy, girls JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS From Left to Right: Richard Diggs, Vice- president; Mark Frank, President; Kim Stampfli, Treasurer; Martha Kelly, Secre- tary and KNEELING, Connie Mendoza, Yell JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW from Left to Right: Albert Schofield, Martha Kelly, Joanne Richeson, Nellie Graves, Janet Byrd, Connie Mendoza, Collene Griffice, Lola Blanchard, Faye Cantrell, Bev- erly Medici and Lianna Liperalli. SECOND ROW: Cody Woods, Richard Diggs, Kim Stampfli and Ken Clarkson. THIRD ROW: Arthur Kaupanger, Eddie Casillas, Dennis Amos, Bobbie Hertzig. Wayne Ogburn, Pete Mendoza, Bob Gawthorpe, Mark Frank, Wayne Snider, Ernest Schofield and Clifford Bruner. Get Those Teeth, Man! Jokers 13 Couple of goofs Mr. Rand? Junior Snaps This is education Studious ? Somber Cute Kid? Intelligence ? SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS From Left to Right: Joe Solano, Secretary; Liz Schofield, Yell Leader; Ortensia Cervantes, President and Bill Morris, Vice- president. Bill Faddis, Class treasurer, is ABSENT from picture. SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW from Left to Right: Ann Long, Marie Vasquez, Judy Willey, Betty Speers, Myrna Diggs, Diane Pioclet, Beatrice Tyler, Ortensia Cervantes and Elizabeth Schofield. SECOND ROW: Nolan Morgan, Joe Solano, Paul Morey, Bill Morris, George Richeson, Richard Young, Tom McGee, Phil Hetzel, Bill Mason and Jim Oxford. More pictures, yet' Sophomore Watch it, Bill! Our Sophomores Which one is the skeleton? That's a dangerous machine! Snaps Simply Charming Why work yourself to the bone? 15 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS From Left to Right: Ricky Todd, President; Karen Randall, Yell Leader; Ken Stampfli, Vice-president; Peggy Gillette, Secretary; John Fregulia, Treasurer. FRESHMAN CLASS BACK ROW from Left to Right: Eleanor Bachicha, Ken Stampfli, Ivan Jaquette, Ricky Todd, Dean Carter, Eddie Phillips, Ignacio Solano, Richard Anderson. SECOND ROW: Robin Naef, Claudia Kelly, Floy Cardin, Barbara Gust, Mickey Jeffries, Ray Bustamonte and Darrell Hatch. FRONT ROW: Clark Edwards, Jean Messier, Gloria Prows, Maura O'Brien, Karen Randall, Peggy Gillette, Shirley Cantrell, Edy Clarkson, Katherine Ripple, John Fregulia and Gerald Abbott. Freshman Snaps 17 Eighth Grade EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW from Left to Right: Robert Rather, John Bradley, Bill Phillips, Kenneth Haas, Jack Rogers, Robert Fish, Kenneth Diggs and Douglas Chad- wick. SECOND ROW: Roy Baxter, Mike Theobald, Gerome Reginato, Ber- nice Yderraga, Jan Jimison, Glenda Murphy, Anna Alldredge, Gloria Bustamonte and Linda Kringler and Wanda Herman. BACK ROW: Ray Woods, Douglas Naef, Donnie Edmonds, Paul Speers, Leroy Caldwell, Mae Schofield, Linda Phillips, Lonnie Morris, Ruby Bowman, Douglas Medici and Mike Brown. 18 Seventh Grade SEVENTH GRADE KNEELING from Left to Right: Carl Cardin, Jon Johnson, Ronald Murphy, James Maranda, Peggy Watkins, Sonja Kaupanger, Linda Maloy and Wanda Watkins. STANDING: Buddy Sneed, Mike Bertoluzza, Joe Carter, Larry Glenn, Gabriel Mendoza, Frank Theobald, Carl Durham, Frances Snider and Yolanda Solano. REAR ROW: John Lipparelli, David Davis, Patsy Woods, Velma Harris, Viola Harris, Judy Anderson, and Marilyn Andrews. 11 Robert Hertzig Vice-president Dick Mason President Connie Mendoi, Secretary Stephen Edwards Treasurer Student Senate Carol Oxford Yell Leader STUDENT SENATE SEATED from Left to Right: Ortensia Cervantes, Betty Speers, Jill Bing- ham, Carol Oxford, Connie Mendoza and Sharon Wolferd. STANDING: Mark Frank, Rickie Todd, Dick Mason, Bob Hertzig, Eddie Casillas, Dick Casillas and Stephen Edwards. Our Band SKATED from Left to Right: Ron Dick- son, Edwin Jones, Duane Oltman, Larry McKay, Myrna Diggs, Lola Blanchard, Joey Tyler, and Richard Diggs. STAND- ING: Ivan Jaquette, Nolan Morgan, George Richeson, Darrell Snook, Jill Bingham and Peggy Klassen. Irving Breuner and Wayne Snider Sitting Right End of SEC- OND ROW. Mike Bertoluzza, Joey Tyler and Richard Diggs get a few trumpet pointers from Mr. House. and Drum Majorettes Bernice Yderraga Lola Blanchard Connie Mendoza SEATED from Left to Right: A. Long, E. Schofield, O. Cervantes, B. Tyler, S. Graesch. B. Speers, J. Bingham, L. Speers, and J. Richeson. CENTER ROW: S Cantrell, S. Charbonneau, P. Gillette, K. Randall, M. Willey, J. Bingham, C- Kelly, C. Mendoza. M. Kelly, M- Diggs. Mrs. Bradley. BACK ROW: J. Willey, E. Sneed, R. Naef, M O'Brien, L. Randall, P. Pendergraft, C. Oxford. D. Pioclet, G. prows and S- Wolford. Shave, and a hair cut, six bits U-u-n-n-h!! One, two, buckle your shoe! They said it couldn't be done FRONT ROW from Left to Right: S. Edwards, R. Diggs, J. Tyler, K. Ripple, N. Graves, E. Clarkson, P. Klassen, J. Richeson and J. Bingham. BACK ROW: R. Casillas, G. Todd, N. Morgan, B. Faddis, V. Harris, B. Medici, C. Mendoza, L. Blanchard, L. Randall and Mr. House. KNEELING from Left to Right: S. Kaupanger, L. Maloy and Patsy Woods. CENTER ROW: S. Cantrell, M. Scho- field, A. Long, W. Herman, M. Willey, B Tyler, and J. Willey. BACK ROW: J. Messier, C. Mendoza, L. Blanchard, C. Griffice and O. Cervantes. BAND MEMBERS MEET FAMED TRUMPETER, MENDEZ Clunie Day From Left: Mr. House, D. Snook, W. Snider, J. Riche- son, L. Blanchard and R. Diggs watch Mr. Raphael Mendez give autographs after Chico State College concert. While the Journalism Class was small, its members made a determined effort to pro- duce a well-liked Lumberjack newspaper and worked long and hard to make this, your 1959 Chipmunk a real success It was not always easy to meet Lumberjack and Chipmunk deadlines and many after- school hours were contributed by your Journalism Staff. They are, indeed, deserving of a great deal of apprecia- tion by our student body. Our Journalism Staff “Our Ski Club?” Our Ski Club, under the able direction of Mr. Murray Nelson, got off to a very slow season with little or no snow remaining on the Coppervale slopes until after February 15th. However, following the February 15th week-end bliz- zard, skiing picked up on the slope and Mr. Nelson helped many a novice skier improve his balance and skiing ability. Many a girl was found on the slopes also. With the new tow rope installed and tow engine tuned up the skiers really enjoyed their treks to Coppervale. 24 C. S. F.’ers for 1958-1959 The California Schoarship Fed- eration is an organization which encourages academic achievement in California High Schools. A stu- dent must continually earn B grades or better during his high school years in order to retain his membership in C.S.F. Such scho- lastic achievement is generally re- warded either at graduation with various scholarships or during the student's college career. The stu- dents whose pictures appear to the right are to be congratulated for their academic work. KNEELING: E. Clarkson, J. Bradley, L. Maloy, J. Fregulia, F. Snider, and J. Rogers. STANDING: C. Mendoza, M. Andrews, S Wolford, D. Snook, R Diggs, and D. Hatch. BACK ROW: L. Blanchard, E. Sneed, C. Oxford, K Randall, B. Speers, L. Randall, P. Speers and C. Breuner. From Left to Right: Enola Sneed, Karen Randall, Lola Blanchard, R. Diggs, Lynda Randall, Betty Speers, and Carol Oxford. Westwood Junior- Senior High Honor Roll - 1958-1959 In order to be eligible for the Honor Roll at Westwood High School a student must have either 40, 36 or 31 honor points depending oh the number of periods he or she is in attendance. Academic, as well as grades in attitude, work habits and cooperation are taken into consideration in the selection of students for the Honor Roll. Those students whose pictures appear at the left were so honored for the year 1958- 1959. 25 KNEELING: C. Oxford, L. Randall, B. Tyler, B- Speers, M. Kelly, and C. Mendoza. SECOND ROW: K. Randall, M. O'Brien, L. Speers, L. Blanchard, J. Bingham, G. Prows, O. Cervantes, and Mr. Rand, advisor. THIRD ROW: J. Willey, A. Long, E. Scho- field, M. Willey, S. Graesch, C. Kelly, J. Richeson. BACK ROW: Ignacio Solano, R. Anderson, D. Casillas, E. Casillas, R. Hert- zig, D. Snook, and K. Clarkson. Our Pan-American Club With monthly meetings, the Pan Ameri- can Club is organized to provide an op- portunity for students of Spanish to socialize, have fun, and learn more about our neighbors to the south. There are movies, games, music and refreshments at a typical meeting. The Club also corresponds and exchanges photographs with students of Latin American countries. PAN AMERICAN CLUB OFFICERS THE COMMERCIAL CLUB O. Cervantes, Representative; S. Grover, Sec- retary; K. Randall, Treasurer; C. Mendoza, Vice-president; and President, Lynda Randall. The Commercial Club was organized to give its members a better insight into the business world. Frequent field trips to various business firms and meetings organized in such a way as to better familiarize our members with the commercial world, characterized the Commer- cial Club. OUR COMMERCIAL CLUB SEATED: B. Tyler, G. Prows and C. Kelly. STANDING: E. Schofield, C. Mendoza, B. Speers, O. Cervantes, J. Willey, L. Blanchard, P Klassen, S. Wolford, M. Diggs, M. Kelly, P. Gillette and S. Charbonneau. 26 Our Commercial Club. AMERICA SEATED: L. Speers, J. Ehrmentraut, C. Mendoza, E. Schofield, M. Kelly, and O. Cervantes. STANDING: M. Willey, L. Randall, Mrs. Davidson, A. Long, B. Tyler and Sharon Wolford. The Future Homemakers of Amer- ica is the national organization of girls studying homemaking in high schools of the United States. The overall goal of the organization is to help individuals improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future. The F.H.A. at Westwood Hi oper- ates a nursery for PTA meetings, pre- pares a Christmas box for a Reno Veterans' Hospital, holds a formal installation of officers and dance in November. A Mothers' Day Tea, swimming party and guest speakers from foreign lands rounds out the year's program. Vi F.H.A. OFFICERS A m- ; «I 1 J ■ 4 I - - President, Laura Speers; Vice-president, Connie Mendoza; Secretary, Betty Speers and Treasurer, Lynda Randall. Charming aren't we? Yell Leaders Our Yell Leaders are certainly worthy of the praise and admiration of the student body for their efforts in en- couraging school spirit and keeping our teams' morale at a high pitch. Without the four girls seen here in these two pictures leading us in school spirit we would have had a rather uncheery cheering section. Thanks loads, girls!! From the Left: Eliza- beth Schofield, Carol Oxford, Connie Mendoza and Jill Bingham. Our Radio The Radio Club is a new addition to West- wood High's Co-curricular organizations. Mr. Ron House, the advisor to the club, inspired an interest in radio amongst several students and the radio club was on its way. The club is de- voted to the learning of radio reception and transmission. The club has installed its own transmitter and receiver and has contacted many overseas stations. The members are also trained to pass their amateur radio license exams. Best of luck to this new addition! Club FRONT ROW: J. Miranda, J. John- son, and T. Gailey. STANDING: Mr. House, Rich Anderson, W. Snider, E. Jones, R. Dickson, J. Tyler, D. Snook. 28 Where Are You?? © Pfv 29 W. H. S. Football VARSITY SQUAD Dick Diggs, Right End; R. Dickson, right tackle; G. Todd, right guard; J. Tyler, center; S. Edwards, left guard; Kim Stampfli, left tackle; R. Hertzig, left end; Paul Morey, halfback; D. Casillas, quarterback; B. Morris, left half; E. Casillas, fullback; Dale Snook, halfback and Art Kaupanger, fullback. The 1958 Lumberjack football season was a proud season for the students, community and the players. Although the season was short and it began on a sour note with a 60 to 0 loss at Loyalton, there were many opportunities for rejoicing. A 42 to 12 victory over the Portola Junior Varsity brought the team to its feet and from there on out they were hard to beat. After a hard-fought battle the Lumberjacks lost to Surprise Valley 12 to 20. They beat Beiber 60 to 6 and then almost upset highly-rated Chester in the final game of the season 26 to 12. Hats off to the 14 Varsity men and the six Junior Varsity Men who stuck it out through thick and thin, and also to the student body who gave the team its moral support! Mr. Mason awarding football blocks ! KNEELING: R. Anderson, I. Jaquette, K. Stampfli, Mgr. Todd, C. Edwards, R. Busta- monte, G. Richeson, 2nd ROW: D. Diggs, R. Dickson, G. Todd, J. Tyler, S. Edwards, K. Stampfli, R. Hertzig. BACK ROW: Coach Mason, P. Morey, B. Morris, D. Casillas, E. Casillas, D. Snook, A. Kaupanger and As- sistant Coach Cassell. Block “W” SEATED from Left: Coach Mason, Cody Woods, Ron Dickson, Kim Stampfli, Dick Casillas, Steve Edwards, Eddie Casillas, Dick Mason. STANDING: Dale Snook, Joey Tyler, Billy Morris, Galand Todd, Art Kaupanger, Dick Diggs and Bob Hertzig. BLOCK W OFFICERS Kim Stampfli, Secretary-Treasurer; Dick Casillas, Presi- dent; Stephen Edwards, Vice-president; and Eddie Casillas, Student Representative. Comfortable? Seniors!!! Good Luck!!! Mighty Juniors ! Our Team? ? ? Remember These? 16 12 I 10 How Cute ? Caught You Loafing! Snappy-- Eh ? ? Lost-- 1 Pair of Shoes Our B Basketball Team KNEELING: I. Solano, D. D'Angelo, Jim Oxford, R. Hertzig, B. Mason and Bill Mor- ris. REAR ROW: Coach Mason, Nolan Mor- gan, Paul Morey, A Kaupanger, Ken Stamp- fli and Manager Rickie Todd. Lumberjack Let's Win This One! While the Lumberjack basketball teams had a discouraging season from the stand- point of the win column, it had a successful season in developing teamwork, patience and perseverance. Those boys who finished out the season regardless of the defeats en- countered are to be congratulated for their fine work. The efforts expended by them will pay dividends later in life as well as on the basketball floor next year. Congratula- tions fellows ! All Eyes on the Basket Looks Good Basketball Let's Pull This One Out! Our A Team KNEELING: I. Jaquette, D. Snook. G. Todd, D Mason, S. Edwards, and Dick Diggs REAR ROW: Coach Mason, W. Snider, R. Dickson, E. Casillas, D. Casillas, C. Breuner and Manager Rickie Todd. 33 “C” Basketball Mr. Cassell handing out awards: STAND ING, Left to Right: Mr. Cassell, G. Richeson, R Bustamonte, D. Hatch, D. Snook, M. Jeffries, J. Solano, and L. McKay. The Lumberjack Cindermen The Lumberjack Rookies Westwood's 1959 Baseball Team Track Team getting ready for a trip: Left to Right, SITTING in bus: W. Snider, G- Richeson, D. Snook, R. Anderson, B Morris, K. Stampfli, J. So- lano, D. Hatch, C. Edwards, G. Abbot, L. Watkins, and Mr. Mason. 54 35 Where was this taken? What is it? Bennight’s Variety Store Tht Right Things at Right Pricas Young’s Super Market CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK T 0 THE CLASS OF 1959 CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC UTILITIES COMPANY YOUR PARTNER IN WESTERN PROGRESS Congratulations and Best of Luck Seniors of 59 Y-Market Your Friondly Store Meats — Fresh Fruits — Vegetables At the Y” in Westwood Best of Luck, Grads! Congratulations Seniors keep Going, Seniors!! TUNISON’S CHEVRON Packing Shipping Crating UNION STATIONS WALTER TOY-Poinfer Westwood BINGHAM TRANSFER STORAGE Complete Moving Service For all your sign painting needs CHEVRON Storage Arrangements Made Nationwide SUPREMI Agent, North American Von Linas Westwood Colif. 4UMtf Box 913 Phone 4261 Westwood, Calif. Congratulations to the Graduates HILLCREST GIFT SHOP HILLCREST SPORT SHOP for a complete line For the Finest in of gifts for the Sportswear ond discriminating shopper Sports Equipment Howard's Electrical Service A complete line of appliances and electrical equipment as well as efficient competent electrical service. Congratulations '59 Seniors Builders Supply Co. Courtesy—Service—Price Westwood Mike Phil Cothem Congratulations from: Westwood Plumbing Heating Point Your Friendly Plumbers Window Glazing Linoleum 324 Ash Street - Westwood Phone 291 Nails For Emergency Work — 601 Elm 201 Elm Plumbing Supplies - later Heaters New Used Plumbing Fixtures Bernie Dye Mike O'Brien Don't Stop Now, Graduates!! Best of Luck Y-Pharmacy Don Pavon Best of Luck Graduates!! Lassen Sport Shop At the Y For all your hunting fishing needs Charlotte Congratulations Seniors Greater Westwood Wershaw Weiss Congratulations and Best of Luck, Seniors!! Herman Levin, M.D. THUNDERBIRD LODGE SUMMER CAMP FOR GIRLS Box 557 Chester, California “Congrats” Seniors Mr. Mrs. Bradley Rest of Luck, Grads!! MY-ServiceM For Your Automotive Needs Jim Wharton Congratulations, Seniors!! WESTWOOD BARBERSHOP Wayne Gleason Congratulations 1959 Seniors Collins-Pine Lumber Company Chester, Calif.