West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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.f5:ff ' ' Z Top -row: E. Mohr, M. Ke-rin, G. Parks, L. Kintzele, M. Judd, R. Green, J. Leavitt. E. Under- wood, H. Roll. Fourth row: E. Niblo, E. XVa11nee-, YV. Cohen, R. Baber, YV. Sampson, XY. Mellvnin, G. Coop-fr. H. Harris. Third row: A. Preston, YV. Martin, J, Fe-rrin, R. Yoder. H, Hansen, L. Gnssar. Mr. Gourlny, Sponsor. Secogg Haw: F. Day, P. Henderson, H. Dennison, G. Davis, M. Lancaster, J. Le-ninnn, G. Piper, . ay. First row: G. Schaeffer, C. RICl7?Ulfl!-'11, E. Grubin, E. St-howpllin, A, Hnssnn, M. Fellier. J. Daniels. s.! HI Y K swf an g T .fc'ffJ'u ,V . ? i 'n ' ' , ' OFFICERS i J Y 3 . R. President ..............,.... .. ...,..,. ALBERT HASSAN Sf?C'i'6'fflV,ll ..,. ....... 4, ...... GEORGE SCHAEFFER First Vice President ,.,,,.......... ..,... A IERL F1-:LKER C'orre.s1m11diny Set-mtfziqf .......,.. EDW'ARD GRUBIN Second Y-ice President ...... CLIFFORD BICFADDEN TVPIISIIVFI' ...... .......... .,.,...,,,,, E D WIN SCHOEPFLIN SPONSOR All-1. J. PAUL GoUr:1,.-xr Sponsored by the Y. M. C. A., this international organization has one fundamental purpose-to create, to maintain, and to extend high standards ot Christian character throughout the school and community. The members delight in lightening the burdens of the sick at the County Hospital by taking books. magazines, and jig-saw puzzles to those in the tuberculosis ward. Regularly this club meets with similar organizations of the other high schools for get-together dinners and programs, thus creating a good spirit of friendship between the schools. Football lettermen were the guests at the Hi-Y Foot- ball Dance in Novemberg and the following month the club brought the Atwater Kent entertainers to Westis assembly. Page 107 . , L 1 ii '65 , , ijt tram 'N if 3 1 'sl .fs ix U l W. 49. .1 4 L 1 fi H C H'-I Xl VA ,Sc ' fi X 'l I , i 1 V l 9 l 'I ,gl 020 V Mya Us 0 ' - U A' . '2 . JA VS dp . . og - lo I MU ny ffl. . UI lj I v.. A fe-

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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

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. A-A 5 'ir .5 i7 l Q' ' IWQX wx -J I fxw A . 1 , . P-A .g ,g EW: W if f f F h ll to I 3 -1 l'-' W1 P xi.. A rl V lr or . r ND, A' Ad il' hp his 5+ 6 fs? Q10 o .V V' iq Lil U -, . Xu 1. N- .nf Page 6 QFQVVO1' And nozv have come to a close hfty golden years Of attainments, great and sinall, Each fraught ivith nzeinories - Mein ories of cherished friendships that have Enriched our lives, cheered our hearts. We have gained vvisdorn, too. Experience-unrelentin g teacher of life's open hook Has shovvn us the hitter, the siveet, ' The pungent, the sour. Hence from the masters of the teeinin g Orient- Confucius, M ohainined, the Buddhas, The ufise, the enlightened- We have gained precious pearls, Upalescent, changing ivith the varying moods Of the human heart. Around the nech of each dear friend, We, the Annual Board, hang A glittering gem of ivisdonz. A nd ivith our eyes turned to The famed distant Mecca, We involqe the rays of eternal happiness to warm Your hearts to the reception of our humble hook, WESTWARD HO of 1933.