West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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1). Womrath E. Kurotin H. Darnielle M. Zaugg L. Collison E. White F. Anderson J. Hopkins M. Smith C. Woodruff K. Mather M. Collins A. Davis H. Latimer H. Leighton A. Schulz S. Lclnnd J. Sutherland N. Darrow M. Cuzzort D. Clark D. Chisholm M. Sears B. NVorman H. Bradley M. Kenstermncher R. McNcrncy 11. llaug H. Nelson F. Ward I). Wilson E. Edwards C. Frye F. Hayden W. Reiton R. Mead F. Sitar G. Beat ram O. Martyn M. Freeburg W. McKnmarc I . Grosman R. Slaughter R. GaskiH G. Reibc M. Johnston S. Grouse I. Winslow Alton M. Pratt N. Thorne C. Shannon H. Shaw E. Covert D. Nystuen M. Clow G. Pet rick S. Doodeward M. Allen F. Johnson A. Snurc L. Andrus C. Steffen sen B Clark A. Deutch T. Nolan M. Latin V. Lundquist K. Rutherford F. Conner J. Thrift M. I-ee K. Young C. Jones S. Jackson Soprano D. May berg E. Penn K. Taylor E. Gage B. Hostel ter M. Hanna D. Roberts D. Reynolds M. Giebonhain A. Borland E. Harrington M. Metcalfe R. Coleman D. Laidlaw S. Jones M. Pierce H. Gerdes Batten D. Steffensen W. Morse A. Bren W. Craven Tenor P. Keyes 11. Want H. Lockovit W. Webber A. Moore D. Hammond S. Chapin R. Bates W. Kullberg R. Hutchinson C. Hutchinson G. Hudson H. Betts G. Murphy J. Gitlin H. Fay J. Lyon G. Creavca G. Seymour C. Parker G. Beskin B. Kerstetcr E. Kane C. Johansen

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Arm Lnnuford Jacobwn ScdorburK Jordan Morris Yi-lland Prescott Anderson Boyers Frost Rrminteton Rukk Midi Smith Carter Mr. Chamberlain Mis O'Oordon Miss Bock Miss Wilson Mr. Batchelder Weber Quimby Officers Wallace Remington.........................President Durward Anderson.............................Vice-President Marshall Frost............................Secretary William Meiu..............................Treasurer Honorary} Members Mr. Henry Batchelder Mitt Maud G. Beck Mr. Louii Zadvodsky Mi» Edith M. Penney Mr. Loui Chamberlain Mitt Hannah J. O’Gordon Mi Ruth WiUon TO PROMOTE athletics, fellowship, and co-operation at West has been the purpose of the Aces club since it was formed. The Aces boost good, clean, athletics of all kinds, and do all they can to live up to the school slogan. West Wins. Every member of the Aces either has earned a school letter or is trying hard to do so. It is the only organization of its kind in school, and it should always continue to function as a club which promotes the best interests of West High. This year the club has given several successful social affairs for the school. Meetings are held every two weeks, the members entertaining in turn. At the meetings school problems are discussed and if there is anything the club can do to help out at West, it is always ready. At this time several of the members are graduating; so their places will have to be filled by other fellows who have the old West spirit in their hearts. We who are graduating wish good luck to the fellows in the club next year, and sincerely hope that they will continue the work of the Aces in such loyal manner as shall carry West High to the front rank of the most progressive High Schools of this country. Page 19

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Officers Berkeley Leichton Dorothy Womrath Georce Lancford Noel Deutsch President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Business Manager THE West High School Glee Club is an organization whose object is to bring before the students and public the best vocal talent in the school. A meeting of the club is held one period every day in order to prepare the operas and other musical productions that are given during the season. For this reason the work required of the members is placed on an equal basis with other major subjects. Glee Club productions are worked out in such a manner as to develop mentality, musicianship, self-control, and initiative. This season the patriotic pageant, To Arms For Liberty, was presented in the West High Auditorium. The opera, Chimes of Normandy, was given in the city auditorium, on February 28, 1922. Robin Hood” will be presented during the spring term in one of the Minneapolis Parks. All the members enjoyed the party which was given in March. The Glee Club work is designed to serve two major purposes. The first, and most important, is to make Glee Club members reliable and conscientious workers, men and women who will be helpful citizens, constantly striving to attain high ideals. The second purpose is to produce both dramatic and vocal work of the highest quality. The standards which members of this organization must conform with are very high and one should feel proud to be a member of this active and efficient organization. The Glee Club appreciates the support it constantly receives from the Parents, the Faculty, and the Student Body. The co-operation of the Board of Education, Mr. L. N. McWhorter, Mr. T. P. Gruwell, and Mr. Giddings has made it possible for the Glee Club to accomplish its many tasks. West High School can depend on the Glee Club to support any constructive movement for the betterment of the school and the community. Berkeley Leighton, President. Page 21