West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Standing: S. Stone, YV. Ray, L. Pe-rseh, L. Bishop. D. Dalton, G. Piper. Sitting: I. Leliner, R. Shapiro, L. McNally, G. Yuhvuh, M. -XXvidlTlBl'. Z. Triplett, E. Jones, E. Jennings. OFFICERS P7-gsiflent ,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,, E DITH JONES SPC'7'E'fCll'y.. ,,,,..,. ZELDA TRIPL1-:TT Tice President ........ ....,.. A Iam' XVIDMER Trerzszfrei' ..... ....,.,, G ENEV.-x YAHVAH SPONSOR Miss JULIA DALY This club is for only those juniors and seniors who are interested in debating and who wish to develop skill in forensic work. The members have held debates with each high school in Denver and with freshmen at Denver University. The first semester is spent chiefiy in preparation for the spring controversies. An annual party in May is the only social activity of the organization. Page 105 FW F? 'f fall 'H X ,I an f' f J lv .1525 X' -i l . . J I.: ., ' ' w ffl!! L ' ,Q lull 1-lag I Dio my Nl QTILQ , will H31 fi. 3537651 ,i ii is T is y A l 'Z . l. 4 cl 4 ' QM- lla 1 0 , U. Ll ' U . ATC V. ' 4 if 2 3 , we f f ai l he ,. - -f ' N E EL- ' 1' Lg: f F 4f N T? e L ?-1 lf: H.

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'Fl' A A 11 ll fl 'E U Xi. 1 i . 5 yhzwq l 'ti' ' W 'Vf r iff, u f., 9 wi fi1I':'L1F-111'- ' ill gg 5 1. .1 . i t 1 .1 L - X- i. 1- , l ' X VY ' i X . I at K J y Q li ,J l 0 'Ds H ith AB O OD l li . We T555 ': .-fl 'Ac luv--' . 'ta' .vf 6-... --.1 t-.ze-,. . 4 er YV, Ray, M. Felker, M. Lancaster, D. Milliken, M. 'VVElgI'lQ1', J. Leaman, G. Piper, C, McFadden ORATORICAL CLUB OFFICERS .P1'i'.si4Ic'i1t.. ,,.... ........... J ABIES LEADI,-KN Vice President .,,,.,,.,, .,...... C LIFFORD BICFADDEN Secrettzrgf ......,,,..,..,., KPELLA FRANCES BIILLIKIN SPONSOR Miss 'VERA THOMPSON As one of the branches of the VVebster-Castalian Club, which is composed of the Debate Club, the Dramatic Club, the Iunta Club, and the Oratorical Club, this organiza- tion has taken part in many forensic activities of VVest. ln the Declamation contest. November 4, Iames Leaman won the first prize of three dollars for a book of his own selectiong and Clilford McFadden won two dollars, the second award. The members of the society prepared orations on the Kiwanis Americanization Con- test subject, Is Capital Doomed? and delivered the same oration for the XVilliam Dwight Meade contest. Della Frances Milliken won the Meade gold medal for her deliv- ery and thought in preparation on the subject, and Clitiord McFadden was chosen to represent VVest in the Kiwanis contest at North High School, February 2-l. P09 L' I 0.9

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gy W3 - E u !' E lg V M Fx? v .- ll' R 2 will . - ff it ' i X-A e nfl' .ffl V i x ,Ra l l all-ij W If O f. 1 .A fs, -'f , Q.. -- , , i J . t we ee , , A lie, 5 lb its -ol GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS 'fi President.. ,.......... ..,.,,,, E VELYN DILLOXV Sfwetrzry .,,,,.., ,. ,,,,, ELLEN SORLING li , Vice PrcsirIf:it,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,... ELIZABETH YVIRE Tl'E'US1l7'f?'I' .,,, , ......,. RIARIE OFF f ll I X ' SPONSOR , J! -. . E. Miss LULU KING ,fer f-'i' 557' 1 Q Affiliated with the Y. W. C. A., the Girl Reserve Club of NVest helps to promote friendship among girls and the spirit of helping others. The many activities include charity work, which is done through distributing baskets of fruit at Thanksgiving and at Christmas. Clothes are also made by the girls for chil- dren in charity institutions. The Girl Reserves operate a second-hand bookstore, which is another evidence of the many activities of this organization. The social activities at the Y. VV. C. A. include an annual Christmas party, the boy-friend party. and the regular Wednesday meetings, which are held for girls from all schools. Page 106