West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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, pltlun , DE Student! Manage Fashion Bar tftore Distributive Education is a class set up to help students learn the different phases of business. Stu' dents learn salesmanship, display, advertising and how a proper job application should be made. Each student held a part-time job as part of their class re- quirements. Each job holder may receive credit for their job as well as their regular 5-hour classroom credits. West Distributive Education members managed the Fashion Bar Store in Englewood, without assist- ance from full-time employees. A convention was held at the Cosmopolitan Ho- tel, February 25 and 26. Other projects were a Christ- mas Party for Senior Citizens and an Easter Egg Hunt for patients of the National jewish Asthmatic Hos- pital. , MR. GLECKER MR. WEBBER Ml' Webbef QW95 5eVe 0l Pointers On 50le5m0n5hlP- Gloria Allen, Vice Presidentg Pot Cain, Secretoryg Jill McManus Presidentg Rose Marie Borelo, Treosurerg Mike Piro, Editor I V ll r --.i i 5 .

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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!

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ROW ONE: Mrs. Elmer Smith, Rec. Sec., Mrs. Herman Carver, Pres., and Mrs. Ben Hodges, Historian. ROW TWO: Mrs. W, S. Lord, Fourth V. Pres., Mrs. A. E. Flanagan, Third V. Pres., Mrs. Robert Zick, First V. Pres., Mrs. Alexander Jaramillo, Corresponding Sec., and Mr. Wilford Woody, Second V. Pres. P T A. Hay Rocket Theme As a. vital organ of the school system, the Parent- Teacher Association brings into closer relationship the home, the school, and the community. Each year the P.T.A. activities are based on a definite theme. This year the theme was, A Three- Stage Rocket for Better Living, the stages being the home, the school, and the community. In October, Back to School Night symbolized the assembling of the rocket. In accordance with the theme, Sophomores were compared to eager space travelers. Looking to the future, Seniors are heading for the moon. The P.T.A. sponsors a faculty luncheon annually. 30 D f Q I-.Ld