West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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-,W--.,,..,..! BE'I'I'Y BERRYHILL Secretary Betty Berryhill, Secref tary-Assuming the re' corder's duties is the high- ly respected Annual Edi- tor. Among Betty's many accomplishments are listed both the G. R. Presidency and a high scholastic rating. 54 PEOPLE 6 President Bill Stamey, President-Chas en by the Seniors to lead the class in its final semester at West, Bill officiated at the jun' ior'Senior Prom, Class Day and the Graduation Exercises, show' ing his ability and goodwill in all instances. Senior Class Officers Second Semester TONY STONE Treasurer 9 Anthony Stone, Treasurer- The popularity of Tony is proved by the fact that he has been chosen by the class for an office every year since his en- trance at West. VIDA RHOTEN Vice President Vida Rhoten, Vice Pres' ident-Vida is wellfknown for her sincerity and def pendability in every re- spect. A member of many organizations, she is a firm believer in the Cowboys' system of government.

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VIRGINIA CARLISLE Secretary Virginia Carlisle, Sec' retary-- Ginger is a school leader whom every person appreciates and admires. She has been West's Head Girl, besides serving as the president, vicefpresident, or secretary of almost every organizaf tion to which she has be' longed. PEOPLE SAM LUSKY 6 President Sam Lusky, President-Well' liked by all his friends for wit and genuine ability in leader' ship, Sam has been heading some activity since his first year at West. After holding such high positions as Editor of the Rodeo, his candidacy for Head Boy was another proof of his friends' affection. Senior Class Officers First Semester PENNY WHITE Vice President Penny White, Vice Pres' ident-Voted Miss Perf sonality by the student body as a junior, candi' date for Head Girl twice, Annual Board representa- tive at the N. S. P. A., class secretary in her jun- ior year, Penny has been an outstanding officer of the class of '40. , F GEORGIA DAVIS i Treasurer Georgia Davis, Treasurer-Eh ficient and industrious, Georgia is one of West's most charming persons. The Senior Class cor' dially thanks Georgia for her very satisfactory holding of the purse strings. f--meef-H - -HW4---+ffrs-H+ a 1

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40 lloborl L. Agee Cecil Emmell Akin 0rvin L. Allen Scudern C-nunql, D I student Council S-Lbggangifggnvll. Play l-estwnl 37. -SB. 39, Buostbr hub Operctm '37, Rodeo Stan'- Basdmll. Clubs: Booster. 50-50, Service. Skatlnll' loan M. Anderson J. D. llreharl Penelope Argiropulos Jr. Escort. Pen Ramblers Student Council, Clubs: Godey, Glee Club Jr. Guards Play Festival '39, Pre-Medics Club Ardylll Joyce Anderson Charles Edward Allison D 0 Rodeo sum Cfsz-55: Plzeigteglli-i'Resex-ves Exchange Assemblies. , , Clubs: Hi-Y, Fine Arms, Service, Spanish, Skating Skating. Rotary. P.E.G. Robley Earl Aspegron George Whealley Armenlo Opera:-Lta '40, R.0.T.C., Football.- Christmas Play '40, Clubs: Fme Ari-S, , Nature Club Stage Craft, Service Margarel Palncla Avlna Cecelia Baer Spur.AJr. Escort, BIZ Sister. Clubs: Girl Reserves, Spanish 4LPres.J, International Relations Bonnie lealha Baird Student Council, Big Sister. Jr. Escort, Olberetta '39, '40. Clubs: Godey, S.0.S., Fmy Sharps and mans rPres.m Bob Baker Ivan Wilbur Baker Student Council. Golf. Football, Swimming. Clubs: D Club, Clubs: Sel'ViCe, D Club ServiCE