West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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ii 'iqp gg I ' , if' . J' I ,-5... ..,.. NL' , EE FxH,f as BENNY pen. A GARCIA , aw, 'isp' ni W fl QI! 1 . 21. if SPY Q -,-4. '- H- EVA! nfs' DIA! if.: l'41 yaDv QR N . .- . f s . bg 1 'S n 5 be E L .. 1 'fag A 1 sw 4 I K4 r. 2 'M 'Z young heart everything JOE is fun GARCIA The eyes hare one language everywhere. LEROY GEER re powerfagthan Hercu- CHARLES GIESELER 'Tis good to'be merry and VVISC 3+ W' LOUISE GOETZ expression is the type of loveliness. PAUL GOLDSTEIN His nature never varies LOLETA GREEN 'Twas the lovelir-st hairl DUANE GROVES hfusic soothes my soul. THEOLA HALE true friend is forever n AUDREY friend. 20 A lit-tle body often harbors n great soul. ,JL rf' SR. PERSONALITIES OF '45 ,. i -at E Q Q . ,re , Q IRENE CARR- LORRAINE CASSIDY Lorraine Cassidy and Irene Carr are the rwo likable and agrer-alile girls that have given their valuable time to the serxiue in the library, A The girls work hard at putting the hooks in llu.-lr proper plates. delivering slips, keeping the book shelves in order at all times, and participating in other routine library tasks. Lorraine has worked in the library for two and a half years. LA VONDA GULLETT RICHARD GUMBAY Mildfmallflfffcf-ly B00d- UH' Continual eheerfulness is a lured and unassuming. sign of wisdom. LORRAINE LEONA HAMM HANDLEY Smiles are the language of lfer step is like a rustling love. ' loaf. TRINIDAD GARCIA The flash of his keen dark eyesi BARBARA GEE Gentle blood will manners bring. gentle PAT 1 GLENN Good nature and ,good sense 3 PAUL must ever Join. GILMORE i This man's as true as steel. fv- JOHN GOODMAN ROSEMARY Be patient, for the world is GOLL Deep brown-eyes running over with glee. av-u ' Fail HAGOOD A square shooter with a host of friends. in 5: 5 .' I 'A aj.. 2 r SHIRLEY As HARRIS Not too serious, not too gay, yet she has a loving way. broad and wide. CHARLOTTE I-IAHL hful friend is the mecli-j cine of life. 3 Mft f ' Q ew ' sf A . ti' - e '4 V- JUANITA HARVEY A sociable as a basket of kittens.

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MARGARET DILLMON e has a noise of gladness. COLLEEN EGAN l'hy fair hair my heart enchanted. BEVERLY ENEVOLDSEN K light heart lives long. DONALD DU OVSKY B Dignified as an executixe EUGENE EISEN Once a gentleman and al ways a gentleman. If i NELL ROSE ENGLAND Calm and serene as a sum- mer day. Wil? '? ' 2 1: 'Q' KV i -Q -I I .2 SR. PERSONALITIES OF '45 in gi Q4 . My TOM PLEVVS- BOB HUPFER 'lioni Plcus is anti-xr-1-llvni and really solid uirnct player. ln '44 he min the slate ronlesl Llurlng music neck . I . . . . A id has the position of fnsl funn totnrl in the band.. I Bob llupfer, showinx: uuislamllug ability. uas vlayin in l g the Concert band three months after he began 'playing th liombone. He also plays first chair trombone in the han :intl is entrant in the state contest of '-45. i LORETTA JUANITA ESTERLING FANNING friend is nature's master- RICHARD A gill worth mevllrlg. Yucca' FAHRIG IONA FORSTER A quiet girl is she. llc holds you with his spark- ling eyes. NADINE FOWLER ln your patience you are strong. JERRY FRANCIS llis smiles will always wir' A5 him friends. DON FEHLMAN For eyes can speak and eyes can understand. SHIRLEY FRANKLIN merry as the day is long e d X MX RA LEE EBY ALBERT This world belongs EARNHARDT energetic. The eye is not satisfied seeing. LILLIE EMMONS ' Always a smile, JEAN 1 .ELLSWORTH I if She is as fznod as she is fair MARY ALICE ESSIG Sweet and attractive. ERMA ESPINOZA Sweet are the modest. I GORDON W IHFLIEGER Lglgglq 0 u'i,..i'Llll2EIn2iiiff' l've taken my fun where I've mr-V found iit. - , ' 3 ,rx ii ' R LETTYBELLE GANATTA The smile that won't9co A face with gladness mer- .spread.

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CHARLOTTE HASTINGS A friendly hear: has plemy CHARLENE of friends. HATCH Her merriment was contagious. 7 EARLEN E HOA GLAN D She who is honest ia noble. NORMA HOOD 'o be liked is to be happy. DOROTHY HUTCHINSON Her care was never to of fend. H1 MARGARET HERRJCKE modezygrgscea discern- ALBERT HILL A very oblipzing young chapr CHUCK HOFFMAN He does not do what is al- ready done. BOB HOPPLE Commun sense is not a com- mon thing. BILL HUTTON As we sow, so shall we reap, ... 'E -fi. SR. PERSONALITIES OF '45 rf! !! DOROTHEA PALM ER- JOE PHILLIPS These Iwo drama students have a lot in rommnn. Doro- thea Palmer and joe Phillips are both Qulstandlng memhers of W'esl's Drama Class, and both hate appeared on the stage many times. ln the many prcductions of the Drama Club there hate not been any other two more pleasing, eapable or more responsible students with whom to work. according to their sponsor, Klrs. Lois johnson. Both haie a flair fur character interpretation and have done well in the rlrama productions of West, SHIZUKA HORITA Honor lies in honest toil. v 'sst at fs t1iVs4' .' Bos JoNEs He has a hidden.soul. RUTH HUMMELL A lovely girl is above all rank. DARLENE JONES Enjoys the present day. ' M PHYLLIS HENDREN Still waters run deep. jx , BARBARA HITCHCOCK A rare thing, a pleasing pe sonallty. 2. WILLA HOLLMAN You may search everywhere none can compare. ROBERT H UPFER GERALD HERRELL Ahsence makes the heart grow fonderl gf , BETTE HOAGLAND She that is loved is safe r- - sw a MELVIN HOLZWARTH Quiet, thoughtful. sincere. PAULINE HURT All who saw admired. hlusic is the universal lan- guage of mankind, RUBY KARAMIGIOS LORRAINE Such is the essence of JONES ness. She pleased you by not studying to please.