West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Leslie Hudson Weeks Gregg Camp Leland Andrew Gilbert Greaves The 10 Hesperian Board Donald K. Hudson, Managing Editor. Arnett W. Leslie, Business Manager. Associate Editors Mabel Andrews. Hestor Camp. Alcetta Gilbert. Margaret Greaves. Catherine Leland. Carter Gregg. Howard Plank. James Weeks. Frederick Bruchholz, Junior Representative. HOWARD Ellis, Sophomore Representative. HOWARD Riley, Freshman Representative. Ten

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To the June Class of 1910 LAST year West High School had no history. Its greeting to its friends and patrons was limited to a statement of its aims, desires and ambitions. Today with scarcely more than a year of effort, we note with commendable pride a substantial progress toward a realization of its goal. All of our activities, including Class Work. Musical. Literary and Athletic organizations, are progressing with rapid strides. In so far as opportunity has afforded a comparison of strength with the other High schools of the city. West can have no reason to feel abashed. While all honor is due those who pioneered in the various organizations last year, the pictures displayed in this year’s Annual of our Foot-Ball. Hockey and Debating teams will be scanned with an added interest and enthusiasm. All classes have contributed to this general result, yet we cannot refrain from congratulating the class of June. 10, in particular, for the leading part it has performed in bringing the school to its present level. As to the future, let us hope that our ideals will grow with the years and that the school with a closer union will exert a still greater influence and power. Albert N. Ozias. Nine

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IT is with pleasure that the Hesperian Board presents to their fellow classmates, schoolmates and faculty this annual of the Class of 1910. It has been an enjoyable task to compile this book and as wc have done our best to make it a good one we hope that it will meet with the earnest approval of its readers. This was our first attempt at publishing a book and now that it is done, our only regret is that wc have not another one to get out. We hope that the June Class of 1911 will publish a book next year, using this book as a standard size and continuing to use the name Hesperian. IN the making of this book wc have many people to thank. Besides the faculty and students who so willingly co-operated with us to make this book possible we arc especially indebted to the Board of Control and the various organizations of the school. For business courtesies we have to thank Hahn Harmon, the printers, and especially Mr. Robertson and Mr. Olson; The Bureau of Engraving, Mr. Betting, in particular; The John Leslie Paper Co.; Miller’s Studio; The Western Architect; and Mr. Rawson, of The Minneapolis I ribune. The '10 Hesperian Board. Eleven t