West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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MARY OLSON Most Orderly EARL A. PAUL Ever Acts Politely LOUISE S. PECK Likes Seeing Paris MABEL S. RANDALL Makes Swimming Revivify CYRIL D. REED Can Drum Remarkably ISABEL M. REID Is Mighty Rigorous FRED L. RINNE Finds Likely Rustlers IOE L. SCAVOTTO Iust Likes Soldiers ELLA W. SNYDER Ever Working Successfully SHIRLEY R. TAYLOR Submits Rigid Tests VERA G. THOMPSON Veritable Globe Trotter Earl A. Paul Louise S. Peck Mabel S. Randall W TRIPLER Cyril D. Reed Isabel M. Reid Fred L. Rinne Ioe L. Scavoito ' I I n Ella W. Snyder Shirley R. Taylor Vera G. Thompson Grace W. Tripler Generous With TI'CI1'1SCI'1p't101'1 NORTON C. TRUSTMAN BERTHA M. IONES Naturally Curly Tresses Bothersome Mean Iobs I. WARREN TURNER AMEE S' KARRICK Ioyfully Warbles Tunes Always Speaks Kindly DEMETRIUS VAN LANDIN HAM D G . HERBERT H. SESS oes Valiant Labors , Has His System EDWARD I. WATSON Easily Improves Wrecks SARAH M- SHEI-TON WILFORD H WOODY She Makes Sunshine Wonderfully Helpful Worker RUTH R. W AGNER R ll R ' W k OTHERS or THE FACULTY GQ Y equlres or DON F. ALLEN VIRGII.. WASHOM 1 n Does Fancy dvertising Ventable Wqrrlor BARBARA D. COUDEN GRACE E. ZORN Busy Do' g Charity Grudges Every Zero AQ, Sixteen fry I '. -1 -, Norton C. Trustman, I. Warren Turner, Demetrius Van Lanclingham, Edward I. Watson, Wilford H. Woody

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' f Richard T. .fur r II ' :DI 2 ' ' ln' t Iune Epperson Don Solem till? LEADERS Here we are with the kids we've gone all through school with. These head boys and girls look good to me. To me, too, Ann. And what is still more, they were always good to me, not just merely looking so. Do you know I think that Billy Ieffs was the most modest head boy West ever had. There was never the slightest bit of conceit about him. I know that, also. He just went around among us doing everything a person could to make the school better and the children happier. Everybody loves him. He made National Honor Societyg therefore you see he has brains as well as popularity. Why look, Ann, every- one of the head students are in the N.H.S. That's the stuff that group is made of. But I wish that Billy hadn't been so shy of girls: he must have taken Herb McCarthy for his sample to follow. The girls may feel slighted, but we fellows like him all the more for his paying strictly to business. No one ever did more to improve the manners of us boys in the halls and lunch room than Ieffs. I tell you the school is better because of him. Margaret Richardson is very much like him and was liked by the girls just as much as your Bill was admired by the boys. She had a smile for everybody and was the kindest person in the world to the freshmen. l'll never forget the campaign for the head offices when Iune Epperson ran. The halls were actually covered with all kinds of advertising about candidates except Iune. There was just one for her that I saw, but it was so clever that it went into the hearts of all the students. Eighteen Remember it? 'lt's june in january' and it sure was. Did she ever write you any notes? IVle? She never even looked at me. Have I missed something? You decidedly have. She writes them in poetry. I have two she wrote me here in my purse. Let me read them. Roses are red, Violets are blue, The wind is unpredictable, 1 And so are you. n You are my friend, I hope. The Chinese peddlers smuggle dope, The cowboys throw and twist their rope, The astronomers look up thru their 'scope, His followers worship the,mighty Pope, The police have much with which to cope, The poor little love-sick maidens mope, The prisoners never give up hope: And personally, l wash my face with soap. So that's the way she gets 'em. Do you suppose it's too late for me to acquire a line or two. I'll buy her some candy and maybe she'll thank me sweetly. You can't buy Iune's affection, but she'll appreciate the candy. I might have a quiet confab with Don Solem, Ann, and see what he did to win the affection of all the freshmen girls. It was just about the time that all the freshmen began to find themselves that Don hove into sight as a basketball star and shiek, and how the little ladies felll