West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Hearn, Agnes Hicks, Richard k sy t ' ,X..X X., V A H. A.B. and M.A. . f. Markkanen, Elizabeth B.A. and M.A. B. S. Meyers, Faith R.N., B.S., M.P.s. - ' ':',. . Horton, Richard james, Irma Vitolo, Thomas A, B. B. S. and M. Ed. B. S. and M. Ed. The West High Counseling Team, headed by Mr . Robert Riddell, Chairman of Counseling and Guidance, Worked to give each student at West, Whether college or vocation bound, the individual attention and guidance neccessary for the vital career decisions which must be made by every high school student. Mr. Riddell was ably as- sisted by Mrs. Agnes Hearn, College Coun- sellor and Mr. Rod Anderson, Educational Career Counsellor. Other full and part-time counsellors Were james, Vitolo, Coleman, Smith, Cooper, Kilgore, Cordy, Mejia, Moore, Peterson, Squires, Parthum, Allison, Martin, Sabell, Scheele, jacques, C-ill, Thompson, and Hayes. lll

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JOHNSON, CARL IJHEUREUX, IRMA B A. and M.A. B.A. and M.A. Speaking, Listening, Writing All names of persons, places, things are Nouns, as CAESAR, ROME, and KINGS. Pronouns are used in place of nouns I think, SHE sings, THEY Work, HE frowns. When the kind you wish to state, use an Adjective, as GREAT. But if of manner you would tell, use Adverbs, such as SLOWLY. To find an adverb, try this test, ask HOW? or WHEN? or WHERE? or WHY? Prepositions show relation, as with respect, or in our nation. Conjunctions, as their name implies, are joining wordsg they are the ties, that bind together DAY AND NIGHT, CALM BUT COLD, DULL OR BRIGHT. Next We have the verbs, which tell of action, being, and state as well, TO WORK, SUC- CEED, ACHIEVE, and CURB--each one of these is call- ed a verb. The interjections show surprise, As OH, AHS! AH ME! HOW WISE! Thus briefly does this jingle state, the parts of speech which total eight. , , , , .ke as 5 Q, , ii 5 v I 'Q I- 'L xv bzngl N K , A BAUMGARTNER, DENHALTER, BETH ALICE B. A. B. S. and M. A. B. A ,, A, . FLOYD, JUDITH ,S w.4I' MARTIN, IDA B A S , ,i it mg f Martin's best friends, the animals. Reading, educational mainstay a .w