West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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ul -L -I- Ll... Y 1 I , Top row: E. Altlilisch, E. Piekard, D. Dre-es, K. Hutter, Mr. Lloyd Bailey, Sponsor: R, Switzer. G. Zuber, C. Aspergren. TIL-i1'd1'ow: A. Milzer, Lewis, J. Pieknrd, K. Fisher, F. Dzxuglieity, T. XVi11is, M. Green, T. Becker, Second, row: B. Singer, B. Jones, G. XVngner, E. Edelen, F. Carlisle, H. Admins, J, French, S. Carveth, E. Zimnierman. First row: M. McQuade, V, Forsberg, L. Forsherg. M. Evans, J. Btirroughs, E. Neff, L. Morgan. D. McCarty. NATURE CLUB OFFICERS 1953! 1933 ELEANOR NIAGUIRE ...... .......... P resident .....,, ..LAURA FORSBERG ALBERT MILZER ....................... ...Vice .President .,.... ELEANOR MAGUIRE DOROTHY ANN BAIxEFELT .....,.. .......... S ec1'etu1-gf ......, ........ D ONALD DRES LAURA FORSBERG ,..,..,.,......... ..,.... T l'f?ILS1l?'6'7 '....... ..., 3 IILDRED EVANS SPONSOR MR. LLOYD F. BAILIDX' -. This club is for those students who have taken a course in the biological department or who are vitally interested in Finding the enjoyment and the beauty in nature 'and who have some knowledge of biology. Hikes and nature-study trips to museums, Hsh hatch- eries, and the observatory at Denver University form a part of the club activities. Page 115 vt --' .VLK .rl ,, six' .- gf e 4 g U li t N X n i 'Eg il L. X' fix 1 ' . , i f f 'I .bglll A f t, ll .il L ,gl -fdgosll V mv N' Ciwn' l U 'F A H 52 l alvgske P. Dux lu, wif? .Vina Z4 n-..- P.-:2 f 'lil' - 12

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O ill? I: X uvq v A ami ' Ai' . M v' Q s E C. e rc , by a, OA-Dv 'Q ge. '-emwnvw ' I 'fl row: R. G1'94l'll, L. Gieseler. Second row: Mr, Carlton Aylnrd, Sponsor: E. 'Webs-r, M. Sanders. Wrsr Vuzv: F. Rowley, R. Switzer, L. Blll'C'l1I'l1'Ql, F. Jirnza. R. Kurtz. fl ' Q. , f' It 7 -ff? 'lf 0 ' ' M g, J U V4 lib ! we V af Q lp y X will i XX rf X o db Q C Cc? 1 1117 'l F1 5 u or Jr A .',, :qty I5 .ut ,. .QN- RADIO CLUB SPGNSOR MR. CARLTON .XYLARD There are thirty-five thousand persons in the world who have qualified for a Federal license for radio operating and transmitting. Ten of these operators are West High School students, and one is a science teacher who has coached the boys in their radio work. Mr. Aylard and his ten boys, Lloyd Burchard, Fred Fowler, Raymond Green, Roy Graber, Frank Ianza, Ronald Kurtz, Virgil Lamb, Max Sanders, Russell Switzer, and Edgar Weber operate a transmitting station from the lower tower room of the school under the call letters of WQHYD. By means of the code system, communication is car- ried on with other Federal operators in every country in the world. Page 114

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