West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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stmlo G if tart CLYDE CARPENTER: He grows a tiny mustachio and goes with a girl on the Rodeo. FLEMING CARTER: His poise and manners make others look, as though they were ignorant of Emily's book. From Los Angeles H.S. Track Let- ter, Lieut. R.O.T.C. CARROLL CARVER: As he moves amongst his schoolmates from day to day, he proves he's a gentleman in every way. WILLIAM CAVANAUGH: He is afraid of himself and scared of others: he doesn't consider the stu- dents his brothers. LUCILLE CHARLES: She minds her own business and likes the boys: she's neat and attractive and makes no noise. From South H.S. MYRTLE CHESTNUT: Artistic hands and gracious soul, someday will win for you your goal. Art Club, Spur, Escort and Guard. EVELYN CLEMENTS: A friend at all times is a friend indeed: she always helps you when in need. GLENN COCKRELL: Glenn does much to add to our joys, but we wish he could do it without so much noise. From Oklahoma Prep School, D Club, Boosters, wrestling, All-City Tackle. HENRIETTA COHEN: She treats her friends in a manner sublime and chatters in class most of the time. Girl Reserves. HAROLD COOK: This youth of brains assists in the lab, but he wasn't given the gift of gab. Na- tional Honor Society, Annual Board. IRENE COOK: Her hair is blond, her eyes are blue, but that's no sign she's true to you. Int. Re- lations, Rodeo, Stu. Council. MILDRED COOPER: Popular in sports as well as in school, we know she follows the golden rule. Girl Sports, Art Club, Library Staff, Needlework Guild Pin, Gold D, Big Sister, Escort and Guard. DOROTHY COOPERSMITH: Dorothy's a red-head ho's surely worthwhile, a sincere friend who ears a smile. Annual Board, Pre-school Asst. Post Reporter, Delegate to Press Conference, Spur, Stu. Counc. Escort and Guard, Editorial Ed. Rodeo. DOROTHY CRAIG: Smiling, gracious, ever se- rene: in studies and friendships she's very keen. Nat'l Honor Soc. Spur, Escort and Guard, Big Sis- ter, Annual Board. WILLIAM CRAVEN: He talks all day till to bed he goes: we all wonder where he gets what he knows. Stagecraft, MERRILL CURTIS: He's generous, courteous and tries to please, but we hear he's afflicted with the talking disease. GORDON DADE: It's fine in these days of bustle and hurry, to find a lad who's not in a flurry. BETTY LOU DEAN: Sl'1e's the red-headed girl from Greeley High: until you know her, she seems shy. From Greeley H.S. Rustlers. ORAN DENNISON: He always keeps calm and helps those who're unlucky: he shows the world what it means to be plucky. Boosters, Stagecraft, Drum and Bugle Corps, Vice-Pres. Hi-Y. MIKE DEUTSCH: This good-looking boy with curly hair is one you hear talking everywhere. Clyde Carpenter Fleming Carter Carrol Carver William Cavanaugh Lucille Charles Myrtle Chestnut Evelyn Clements Glenn Cockrell Henrietta Cohen Harold Cook Irene Cook Mildred Cooper Dorothy Coopersmith Dorothy Craig William Craven Merrill Curtis Gordon Da :le Betty Lou Dean Oran Dennison Mike Deutsch Blanche Dillon Twenty-two ,aff

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fray! QW- if ,. ' ff' i9 BLANCHE DILLON: You'll always find her in 325-A: she'll be an efficient nurse some day. Pre- medics. VVILLIAM DILLON: The boy's never angry or im- polite, he smiles at each one with all his might. lnternat'l Relations, Operetta, Nature Club. CHARLES DINSMORE: He's good-looking, polite, and dances well: the girls all think he's mighty swell. Prom Laramie H.S. MARGARET DISMANT: She always strives to reach her goal-to keep her name on the Honor Roll. From Hutchkiss H.S. CHARLOTTE DOBERSTEIN: A happy face, a ready smile, then, now, and all the while. HELEN DODSON: She came this year from far away and keeps to herself most of the day. From Metropolitan H.S. ADALAINE DOMENICOI Her face is lovely and so is her hair, when you need her help, she is always there. G.R., Girl Sports, Operetta, Play Fest., Nat'l Honor Soc., Spur, Big Sister, Escort, Com. Pageant, Gold D. ROSE DOPPELMAYR: Seldom seen when she is blue, but sincere, happy, gay, and true. ELMER DUSTAN: He's a studious-boy while the lazy ones shout, but he'll be there when theyre down and out. Basketball, track, hockey, Spur. ERNEST DURAN: Dark complexioned and very neat: he's really a lad who's hard to beat. From Cathedral and East H. Schools. SEIXIIORS DON EDWARDS: My line is good and I've curly hairy when it comes to the girls, l've more than my share. Wrestling. LEROY EDWARDS: His hair is blond, his eyes are blue, when you give him a chance, he's keen to you. Track, wrestling. LILLIAN EDWARDS: She will smile her way through life and make some man a wonderful wife. Camera Club, Rustlers. PHYLLIS EGGERT: Brunette and fair of hearty swell girl, and oh, so smart. Rustlers, G.R., S.O.S., Pen Ramblers, Annual Board, Big Sister, Spur, Escort and Guard. MARGUERITE ENGERTS: She's blond and quiet and perhaps a bit shy, her work is good and her ideals are high. IUNE EPPERSON: A good student, free from carey girls like her are really rare. G.R., Girl Sports, Escort and Guard, Big Sister, l-lead Girl, Spur, Nat'l Honor Soc., Gold D. E ' DOROTHY FARMER: Sometimes' quiet, sometimes gay, but always in a friendly way. - GLENN FARROW: The modern life: 'consists of workg therefore good deeds l will not'shirk. ROSS FERRY: MaioriBowes should'givel,R'oss the gong: the boy wastes rhis time playing ping pong. Math Club. . ' WALTER ELACHMAN: A',farmer,Z a farmer l'm longin ,fto be, but there must be money in farming IUNE DUXBURY: Studies and work are not in her for We-' y '54 - ,- Q: A line: but, oh, how she likes to have a good time. PEARL' EONTlNE:, N earl jis always, smiling and Jw From Greeley H.S. gayf willing to helpln eyerywvay. ' ' XV Aw . 1, I X. 1 William Dillon Charles Dinsmore Margaret Dismant Charlotte Doberstein Helen Dodson Adalaine Domenico Ro e ppelmayr Elmer Dunstan Ernest Duran Iune Duxbury Don Edwards Leroy Edwards Lillian Edwards Phyllis Eggert Marguerite Engberts Iune Epperson Dorothy Farmer Glenn Farrow Ross Ferry Walter Flachman Pearl Fontine 'K Ian--h.1,,,fZg.ff .. - f Jill! R , r t N r if Twenty-three 'ru .I ,V I ' . f I, ir x i rw ' , 1 jL'w:UL' er-.mV ' 'J t'