West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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BLATTNER, JOE L. HOLLAND, ERICK M. LEWIS, JACK D. LINDSEY, AMANDA A. 5MlTl'l, RICHARD F. B.S., Kansas State University A.B., M.A., Colorado State B,S,, M.A., Oklahoma AB., DGFWGF UHlVeI'5lfY B-5-1 DefWel' University M.S., Fort Hays Kansas University State University State College Ed. D., Denver University Department Chairman TAYLOR, ROBERT S. WEBB' DONALD D. WHITING, BASlL B. ZIMMERHACKEL, HARRY A-B-. MVA-f Colorado STOTG B.S., Upper Iowa University B-S., Fort Hays Kansas B.S., Colorado State College Sfdte College University Ph.G., Oklahoma University Mr. Lewis, sponsor of the Math Club, discusses disjoint sets with members of the club. 1 8 i'.

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15 Q S DUNCAN, A.B., MA., 'r .- lr. -Q- ,lffh I 7 , K l li 1 .l . l f f REVA E. 'ELLIOT, DOROTHY JOHNSON, CARL JOHNSON, LOIS G. KAUFMANN, LISELOTTE E. Denver Uf1iV9fSifY A.B., Colorado University A,B,, MA., Cglorgdg Sfqfe A.B., M.A., Denver University A.B., Denver University College English is one of the most important subjects of- fered in high school. To assist in giving students a complete background, West contributes one of the NELSON, DONALD A.B., Iowa State Teachers' College M.A.. Colorado University I1 f finest English departments in the Uenver area. Those students interested in publications and journalism may receive credit for their work on the Rodeo and Wert- erzzer staffs, which are the paper and annual staffs respectively. Courses range from basic to advanced fundamen- tals in English. Over twenty different courses are of- fered from standard literature to a college preparatory course. Usage of English in themes and compositions gives the writers practice with our language. S SS Linda Francis outlines the plot of a short story in her American Liter- PRESENKOWSKI, ANNE M. B.S., Denver University CEDARBLADE, EDNA E. Librarian A.B., Northland College B.S., in L.S. University of Illinois NICOLDS, JUNE A.B., Missouri Valley College B.M., Wisconsin University QUISENBERRY, RALPH A.B., Georgetown University M.A., Columbia University LOCKIE, DOROTHY H. ature class. - If .,,.. Librarian B.A,, Denver University

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X K imxb ,- -.. , x .. gala! Bill Hortmon exhibits the solution to ci Geometry problem. Matbe11zaticf fferf Cloallen e For the student who possesses the ability and in- terest classes such as Algebra, Geometry, and Trig- onometry are offered. Extra-curricular activities are also offered to the student who wishes to improve his knowledge of mathematics. The Math Club is offered to such stu- dents. The use of a slide rule, and the functions of higher mathematics are taught. Eligibility requires that the student have successfully completed courses in higher mathematics. A course entitled Business Arthmetic gives the student some knowledge which he may apply to .1 business career. West continues to have a College Mathematics class, which includes elements of Cal- culus and Analytic Geometry. Bob Becker works devotedly to finish a complicated Trigonome- try problem. 19