West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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SENIOIQS , f. ,E . -,:: .K ' vb ttrt i. , 'iijvavl , p g lf. , V ,V N J, . .7 like MX 1 .sffzfy Qi Nfl , tg 3 M G X xpgtwv Ng. . ,,.P. IN P2 A, f X Bs' T3 A Ni LQ 'Q Sanford Alpert Leonard Anderson Merlin Arbogast Ruth Barnett Twenty Margaret Amick Alice Anderson Leo Anderson Lillian Anderson Lohren Applegate Margie Aragon Bert Bales Iohn Ballos Agnes Barber Dora Basham Harold Basham Dolores Bashefsky SANFORD ALPERT: When he should be talking, he's very quiet: but in study halls he starts a riot. Football, wrestling. MARGARET AMICK: Very cute with hair glossy and black: at drawing and painting she has a knack. Nature Club. ALICE ANDERSON: Wherever you see her, she's on the go, at the dances, in classes, and Rodeo. Rustlers, Art Club, Escort and Guard. Stu. Int. Com. LEO ANDERSON: This bashful boy has a cheery smile, that makes his friendship worth the while. From Los Vegas H. S. LEONARD ANDERSON: He's quite attractive, jolly, and funny: he squires a girl when he has the mon- ey. Math and Camera Clubsp hockey, baseball, Spur, Nat'l Hon. Soc. LILLIAN ANDERSON: Full of pep and a little rowdy, she makes sunshine although it's cloudy. LOHREN APPLEGATE: A woman hater, so we're told: he's very tall but isn't bold. MARGIE ARAGON: Aragon's here without Cas- tillep wherever you see her, she's ever genteel. G. R. and Rustlers. MERLIN ARBOGAST: A jolly and carefree lad is he, no matter how hard the task may be. From North H.S. Wrestling, baseball. NX. BERT BALES: He starts his trombone at early morn, but was never known to toot his own horn. From North H.S. Band. IOHN BALLOS: He argues at the drop of a hat: he knows everything about this and that. AGNES BARBER: She's not bold nor does she boast, but she has a brain that's better than most. Girl Sports, Spur, Escort and Guard. RUTH BARNETT: To teachers she's the cream of the crop p to many schoolmates she's the top. Masquerade-rs, Spur, Treas. and Pres. of Girl Sports, Nat'l Hon. Soc. DORA BASHAM: She's never known to speak aloud and always remains aloof from the crowd. Iunior Escort. HAROLD BASHAM: A fellow who dances must be a loverp yet Harold keeps his affections under cover. Pre-Medics, A Cappella, Annual Board. DOLORES BASHEFSKY: She's gone to North, to East, to West: we wonder which one she likes the best. Rodeo. SAMUEL BASHEF SKY: In neatness Sam makes a very high score, and he talks, and he talks, and he talks some more. From North and East H. Schools. BERTHEA BAUGH: Berthea is really quiet and shy: she's surely a credit to old West High. Need- lework Guild Pin. WILLA BERKS: Cute and pert with saucy blue eyes: many fellows think she's a prize. G.R., Play Festival, Operetta, Spur. BRUCE BERRYHILL: ln Iunior High he was known as shy, but here in West, oh my, oh my! RICHARD BILLINGS: Be merry if you are wisep 'tis in mirth that happiness lies. ROLLAND BLACKBURN: On West Denver he yelled to the gang: with willing response the echoes rang. Hi-Y, Pre-Medios, R.O.T.C. Cheer- leader, football, wrestling.

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SENICIQ OFFICERS Not just the freshmen, Frank. There are scads of Senior girls who would have given their eye-teeth for a date with him or just even a teentsy-weentsy smile from him. Hush, Ann, you must have had a crush, too. I don't care if I did. He's a keen looker, keen actor, and a keen dresser. l'll never forget how dandy he looked in that blue outfit he worel Well, let's go on and I'll forget my secret sorrow number one. Cast you teary eyes on the next page and sigh some more. There's dear old Cliff Tryon, our first president. Gee, but I liked him. He was forever and ever working for the school, always doing something .kind and bene- ficial. You're right, Ann. Cliff was and still is, for that mat- X. ' ter, the best all-round boy in school. We fellows think N' . he's true blue. 0 ' t Bob Hahn, Frank, is another of my secret sorrol sph Nuf ced He's too bright to live long. I was in ondxlof his classes-by mistake, I take it-and he always ade a hundred in recitations and tests. I wonder ho? he does it! - I ' , The bulletin said 'five per cent inspiration and the rest il perspiration.' He's hot stuff! ' I- . Which do you think is the better looking oflour two I vice-presidents? , I ' . v' yi . That depends, Ann, on which you prefer, blonds or ' 'X brunettes. I . ' I X- x L ' Can't say as to that, Frank. But I doxlchow that Don Trout is the biaaest tease in school, I was' trulytfglord when he was shut up most of the timehn the radio room to superintend the broadcasting. wel girlsthadxa , . little peace then. X' 1. J - If . 1 P - . Q Now I know. You prefer Ralph Ginn jlfst because yffl ' couldn't rate with him. He never bothered ygou for It l second. He's another who left well enough alone vid , t followed the narrow path of duty. I N , . A I think a little bit of love is a duty. You do. tool else we'd never have had all the fun of the last four years . . while we were in West, would we? Q .IP Xu ' x You can't be a first class lover like me, Ann, and a scholar as well. I think it must have been fate that made Margaret and Vivian the secretaries of our class. Those two never did one thing independently: one was the shadow of the other, but I can't say which was t e 0, solid matter and which the shadow part. Don't fool yourself: they're both made of the best so matter in the world. Vivian is an all A student: I've been in her classes and have felt like a nonentity every time she recited. Frank, when I look at these first two pages - of our classmates, I'm proud of the Class of 1937 be- cause it had gumption enough to elect such desirable ' year and good looking students to lead us through our last A ' GQ Our class is a good classy now let's turn the page and read what is said about the rest of this year's grad- uates. tl ' I - 5 l Clifford Tryon Robert Hahn Dcn 'Trout Ralph Ginn Vivian Raines Margaret Richardson Nineteen

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