West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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JACQUES, GORDON C. JURICH, MICHAEL KARAMIGIOS, JOHN M. KOEPSEL, ERWUN 0. Q H A.B., Fordham University A.B., Denver University A.B., Denver University B.S., Wisconsin University MOHAR XA N -ii? As, ' ,Lf fl! ' f Uifw 54 e2 Moons, MARGARET P. A.B., Hamline University Mrs. Berg explains the spoils system to Clara Jean Gomez in a History class. J s-:S , -sl,1f.-,- . UQ s si-is ess QUISENBERRY, RALPH A.B., Georgetown Un iverslty M.A., Columbia University RIDDELL, ROBERT J. SCHEELE, GLENN A. SNYDER, JOHN R. WHIPPLE, EMILY G. A.B., M.A., Denver University A.B., M.A., Denver University B.S., Denver University A.B., Colorado State Jr. Dept. Chairman University 25 T 4- - X Y r X 1 v X-i ul

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AANDAHL. 5- JAMES BERG, ROSE M. COLEMAN, BENNIE F. CORDRY, HOWARD E. DUNCAN, REVA E. AB., North Dakota University A.B., M,A., Denver University A.B., Denver University A,B., B.S., M.Ed,, Missouri AB., M.A., Denver University M.A., Columbia University University Soph. Dept. Chairman DUNN, MABEL H. A.B., Colorado State College 506161, Science Teachers Inclebteci to tfoczelj Our society maintains schools which train youth lor active participation in life. The satisfactory prod- uct ot' the public school system is an active, intelligent citizen. In order to meet this high standard, teachers in the Social Science department must realize their spe- cial role in developing these high quality citizens. Training citizens is a challenging and time con- suming job. To cope with this responsibility many different classes are offered. These classes range from mandatory classes like American History and Vocations, to optional classes like Psychology and Ancient History. At West this year the best of social guidance is offered. EASLEY, RALPH M. A.B,, Colorado State College M.A., Denver University CARRAMONE, LOUIS R. GARRETT, JOHN E. AB., M.A., Colorado State B.S., M.S,, Oklahoma State COHCQC University GILL. LOIS J. G'RT'N, JACKSON GREENHALGH, SANDRA D. i-loTToN, RICHARD P. i-iuooi.Es1'oN, Mici-mei. M. A45-. MA., Colorado State KB., DOVWCY Uf1iVGfSiTY B.S., Eastern Illinois State A.B., Denver University A.B., Denver University COHUQC V . University PhD., Denver University M.Ed., illinois University 24 ,I - I nn- ' l-ii I 1

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The school service ort closs provides banners for the pep rollies ond posters for other school functions. Art Cluster Encourage reoztirfit The art rooms at West have the facilities to offer every interested art student an opportunity to develop his talents. Students can express their creativity by entering work in the May D 8: F Scholastic Art Competition, or in the Triple A Safety Pictures. Many students are directed toward this field for their vocation. Students learn to express individuality in ceramics, leather work, weaving, and copper techniques. These students may enter work in the Art Festival and other exhibits during the school year. Robert Wilkinson hos chosen pottery os his proie-Ct in the beginning ceramics class. 'hs