Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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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

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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.

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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