West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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An anxious student driver leaves West's parking lot under the careful direction of Mr. Holeman. HOLEMAN, JOE A. B.S., M.A., Oklahoma State University Department Chairman HUDDLESTON, MICHAEL A.B., Denver University WOOD HAM, RODN EY A.B., M.A., Colorado State College r riving Student! Learn In Luxury Driver Training is a class composed of eager students willing to master the art of driving. After securing a learner's permit, the students are permitted to drive with the supervision of the instructor. Regardless of the weather, the students are given the opportunity to drive a 1962 Ford Galaxy. Increasing their experience and pass- ing the state test for their driver's license is the goal of student drivers. Mr. Holeman, Mr. Huddleston, and Mr. Woodham, instructors, help to make the future drivers of America safe ones. Mr, Woodhom, Mr, Huddleston, and Mr. Holeman stand proudly bY 'he F962 G0l0XY Driver Training car. Hhs igijfdllfh '. .i 49 .' W :V.A'gez,4 W, We v VA . I 21 1 5 -. H.-rp., 1 N Y.,

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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

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r....?- 7,,,, V ,, , ftudent Assistants Show Appreciation For Teachers Students volunteer their assistance to teachers throughout the building, and are called Teacher As- sistants. They take care of the minor details a teacher is confronted with each day, so that his time may be put to work in the classroom. Invaluable experience and training in office work are beneficial to each individual. A special day has been set aside annually by stu- dents at West as Teacher Appreciation Day. This is just one way in which the student body may show its appreciation of the faculty at West. l LoVerne Griffith, Barbara Dooley, and Joan Cooper serve Mr Gorramone doughnuts and coffee for Teacher Appreciation Day. A competent office worker goes over the daily attendance. l.B.M. assistants file student program Cards, 28 4: ' ual ' u-4-L-r nd-Ah: r '- H 'nu ' '-'HQ' - U ,.,4,,-, J., -MM!