West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Sophomore Class Council Organize Year's Activities The thirty-third Sophomore Class entered the big doors of the present West High School this fall. The halls and rooms were filled and overflowing as the 'll63 bewildered, but eager, tenth graders started their high school career. Organization soon replaced confusion, after class officers were elected, and the thirty-two guidance groups elected representatives to the Class Council. The first project of the Class of '60 was programming the Sophomore PTA meeting where parents, teachers, and students met for the first time to make plans for the future. Sophisticated Swing, the Sophomore Class party-dance, was a major project. The gym was decorated attractively with red and white streame-rs and over size top hats and canes added the touch of sophistication. Enthusiastic sophomores also found time to select class rings, participate in student activity ticket sales, and study parliamentary procedure. The first year of high school was, indeed, a busy and successful one. Council members exchange greetings and newsy tidbits. With all that homework ifs little wonder that Danny comes down the up stairs. Charlotte, Dave, Dick, and Rose hurry to their seventh hour class after their Student Council meeting. ij jj . - . , -M , t 1 - . Q l .sti s f we V it T S i i, s.'. 5 if .K -- is , s .. 3 t Y W' Q J - 's .ilii Sfiru Y ' . . ' f k -- i . ' ' Y .psf . N 's A 1 ' K ,Q , -. ' 'if ii'i ' i '. at L- f g . -r 9 Wir , W . Q, QE' J? V :r fi ,A A , i ., if ,fl s j P gf, it .Dv ts. rf 3.5. V sf . if -A - tj S S . 1 , - I- ,,, .. F1 ,dx 't' ii i is 1 . 4 : B , , .Ai SOPHOMORE COUNCIL-ROW ONE: Wanda Daniel, Barbara Rodrequez, Charlotte Mitchell, Micah Maher, Patty Danhour, Dave Knutson, Judy Johnson, Francine Bugino, Sondra Travis, Pat Hanson, Sharon Facey. ROW TWO: Letitia Mazzotta, .lerri Vaughn, Ronda Coleman, Carol Johnson, Nick Nagel, Dave Carpenter, Donna Moore, Cathy Brandt, Shirley Trujillo, Mary Ann Zahtila, Christie Maes. ROW THREE: Carol Edelen, Catharine Cross, Arlene Groom, Dick Crellin, Dan Long, Bruce Moen, Don Wieshaupl, Nancy Craven, Bob Bower, Linda Westerburg, Delores Christy, Miss Liselotte Kaufmann, sponsor. ROW FOUR: Judy Prentiss, Denny Mason, Jimmie Martin, Diane Williams, Barry Kellogg, Jay Hunsaker, Melvin Gibson, Ray Vicek, Richard Clark, Phyllis Reynolds, Sharon Chavez.