West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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MIRIAM BAX -our voice is a melody. HERTA BEECHER nbition is the gro every climb. DONNA BONNETT celestial JACK BAXTER Ilis mild and magnificent eye. wth of BEVERLY BENDELL Calm, cool, and collected. he blushing beauty of a modest maid. SHIRLEY BOWEN S0 witty to talk with, . nf R, me ' v KENNETH Q YSWQQ fFQ Qf BROWN 'fe Tffffri man cannot spend all his life in frolic. '51 T .i h u! -rz, if' AGNES BYERS he spoke no evil FRANK BRUSO Blest with reason and sober sense. , 4 f Iii. ,H X gs .,.v A ,ix A ,i i i VV0l'd ' CALHOUN There is nothing like having a lot Of fun. M mf. 31 fi -, tif ll! -as 1'1 ,.. -if SR. PERSONALITIES OF '45 AGNES BYERS- MARY JEAN MOHR Agnes Byers and Nlauy ,lean Mohr haxe been Outstand- ing in Ollife practice during their years at Vliest. The girls are always pleasant and willing to take letters for inenihers of the faculty and Often spend time alter school and during the lunch period in cutting stencils, and in using the niimeogranh and the duplicators. R - MARY BUCSEEAN E BUCHWALDER Hein find 3 way' She has a smile l: gjN1IIt MARTHA BETTYJANE CALUUVAY CAMERON She liked whatever she looked You are sweeter than sneer upon. and she looked every- honey, where. RUTH BEALL MARJORIE Silence personified. BAYLORD ' ,, Who is' not ready to flirt just a little? A A PAT H Y ff BINFORD LILA LEE I'ie'got those happy BERRY Her cheeks like apples which the sun had reddened, JEANNE BRITTAIN m ller eyes dance with a DOROTHY 'Hugh- BRIELS ' As merry as the clay is long. - JOHNNY BUTLER - A :nan of action, BUSTER Golden hair, like sunlight streaming on the marble of her shoulders. 1 FRANCES CANNON DOROTHY The inilclest manner, and CANNON the gentlest heart. Sing away sorrowg cast away carel

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.1'C'Z'! .-Asa -Q 4 -.. -.rms -.4-urn. -, am Ia-'JA rf. 1 ir. -v. huh .nuns swan Pest nits saw 9 A V. -'S 13 9,-Q ga if iz Sir Q42-. IWW 549' MARGIE SETVIN , .'.-. ...A-,YT-. O OLDER, WISER, HAPPIER SENIURS E were Freshmen in 1941! But there was little comfort in being one of the largest Hfreshieu classes. We were still mighty bewildered and a little scared by the new rules and regulations, all the halls, and rooms. Only a few of us were brave enough to join extra curricular activities that year. Our first competitive assembly was thrilling-remember? And then the first Orange and Black Day! This was important in our young lives for only one reason-no classes! With 'ffreshien pride we boasted of our good start at West. CHARLES R. CRAVEN FAC U LTY Then we became high and mighty Juniors. We were somebody! For the first time we began to look for- ward to the time when we would be Seniors. Again we won the Orange and Black Day competition and gave a successful assembly. As Seniors we tried to break every tradition and precedent of previous classes so that we c o as the original MINNIE ADAMS my eyes wide open I'm dreaming. uld be remembered Phe Senior W 5 . i DANIEL AKS h, flatter rne. for love lights in nraisef 1 g goy y si ,,i . CHARLES ANGERMAN Serene yet strong. 16 if BETTY AVERITT Ambition has no rest cle- Sophomore year was fun. We felt important and considered ourselves upperclassmen. The freshmen of that year were initiated enthusiastically several times a day during the first week. At last we had courage in our abilities and made splashes as journalists, de- baters, actors, musicians, and athletes. Also remember we won the V y r, OLIVIA I BRINKER 1 S Q O r a n g e a n d A Black Day ,L Zfyy GEORGE competition and in HEYWQQD made the over- ,y V' yy.,K - seas book drive a if ,L,, ..r . SPONSORS O -A ' A 1 Y Q Party and the Junior and Senion -lOEIi1ZDI-SIENE' Promenade held December 27 in- MARY A. FINCHER fChairmanQ stead of the usual May dateg Senior assembly, caps and gowns . . . all made us a most enthusiastic class. We're proud of our record and eager to begin new things. The years at VVest High School have been full, making a sound foundation for later life. ,Q 3 ELMER NELLIE ALEXUS ALLEN A toiling rnan intent on Iler ways are the ways ol worldly gains. pleasantness. DORIS MAR-IORIE AVIS BAHR FOOIIYCC I WUI-'lf-l EU- She speaks with her eyes if iii LEROY ANDERSON Clean as a whistle. EILEEN ALSTATT The ,only yvay lo have a friend. is lo lac one. JACK BALLMER MARY Rnggedk and understanding individualism. A jolly companion wherever she goes.

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I. A ,- 4 4 f' Q , ,. flffl W tiki? IRENE Y A CARR . has a xoico of goodness. L OR RA I N E CASSHJY V Slut 6' with manners kind DEAN 4 CHRISTENSEN Tir' 1: 'st l - 'l ni liniiixl iliulw tltm iilatglmliirri CLARK The sweet exprehsion nl' that face. SELINA COATE5 luxe lieht in her eye. COHEN Oliyfinzllu enll1LtsinTtit'. nntl lnlL'l'L'sllnx'. RENA COSTON ance, no gum min- pnrt-s nilh the eyes of MICHAEL n lwctultiful girl. Esteem all things that are euml. IO ANN DAGUIE LOLA Charmmgly different. DAHMS 18 A girl full gf. worth ancl qualltres. ar 'Y J 555 2 . ite SR. PERSONALITIES OF '45 l would he friends with you. RACHAEL, MACLEAN- ROSEMARY GOLL Rachael XlafLez1n and Ruscrnary Gull. two vim, vi and vitality Cowyzirls collected uxer a ton ol paper in lirxt paper ilrixe of thi' your giving their room lst prize within the srlluwl and winnlnu lst place lor intlividual honors, These girlb hate certainly prowd that they lt-el the spirit nf VYQQL. ROSALINIX COWAN Her noise is ever soft gentle. and DARLENE DALE A thing of beauty is a forever. 505' JUNE COWEN With,gracious words :intl little pleasantries. LAVONNE DENNHARDT Simplicity and truth dwell in her. g0l' th GEORGE 'CHASE' E Cggge mwhrmnmrm Silence more musical than any song. VVANDA CLOWERS A Nlost earnest in all thing CLINTON OPHELIA CORDQVA She makes iltfgiisine ln shad COOPER D0n'L let :A thing Change you . X iwihftf ,Q isli ' ,I L, I QM3lh,QQEi A PATRICK CROLEY MARY' JANE You alone please mel CREUTZ Industrious with a capital HUBERT IDIEDRICKS NICK Soul-deep eyes of darlce de SIMONE flight. A master at pleasing.