West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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M prM race! n - 1 rn'i rrrp Harowku. French Gorgkn Dkkknbalch ’resident Vice I'resident Secretary Treasurer The Class of March, 1923 The class of March, 1923, has two distinctions; it is the largest and the last class to 1m graduated from West High in March. We started at the first of the year to make our last term at West a worth while one. hut we were disappointed, for the School Board dissolved the March Class liefore we had become fairly well acquainted. However, I do not think anyone regrets having Im cii a member of it. Although our class will he forgotten, we shall never forget the four years we spent at West together. In closing, on behalf of the class members, I wish to say goodbye to the faculty at West who, with untiring interest, have helped to make us lietter young men and women to do our part in the world. Ciiari.es Bakdwki.l, President. 24

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Ji more? HOOdl PerTa'nI iI Hall of Fame Most Popular Boy.........................................Barrett, Bros, Farmiloe Most Popular Girl..........................................Abrams, Both, Merrill Handsomest Boy............................................Barrett, Lytell, McCoy Best Looking Girl...........................................Lawrence, Hoag, Lusk Most Talented..............................................Bowen, Hoag, McCoy Most Studious.........................................Henryson, Burdoin, Wilson Noisiest..............................................Thompson, Craig. F. Kelly Cutest...........................................................Goldberg, Chase Wittiest...........................................Goldberg, N. Kelly, Hoffman Most Conceited.................................................F. Kelly, McCoy Best Dressed..............................................Barrett, Chase, Abrams Cleverest.................................................. Hoag, Gram, Hoffman Best All-around Boy......................................Bros, Barrett, Kogentine Best All-around Girl.......................................Hoag, Abrams. Merrill Laziest...................................................Lytell, N. Kelly, Argo Biggest Flirt...............................................McCoy, Barrett, Argo Biggest Flirtee.......................................F. Kelly, Merrill, Thompson Most Flirted..........................................Barrett. F. Kelly, Abrams Shortest.......................................,......Straus. Goldberg, Nickells Tallest.....................................................Beal, Lytell, Tryon Narrowest..................................................Nickells, Beal, Bowen Biggest Boss.......................................F. Kelly, Thompson, Nickells Biggest Bluffer......................................Goldberg. McKinnon, Barrett Nerviest.............................................Thompson, Merrill, F. Kelly Best Boy Athlete.........................................Bros’ Farmiloe. Barrett Best Girl Athlete.......................................Goldberg, Wilson, Gilbert Best Dancer.............................................Lawrence, Barrett. Abrams Silliest..............................................Craig, F. Kelly, Thompson Peppiest...............................................Craig, ThomPson’ F Kel,y Most Bashful...............................................chasf- MacLean’ Cra 1 Favorite Spot...............................................Fronl Hal1- Room 328 Future Ambition.......................................Catch Miss Penney loafing 23

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A MOS A N DERSO X......................Macalester “Such is the foree. of wit! But not belong To me the arrows of rat trie tong. Leona Anderson—“Lea” . . . . U. of M. Swimming. Strict judge of her own worth; gent lent of mind; First to follow truth and last to leave old truths behind. IIaki.an Baixbkidcf................................ See from this counterfeit of him, How stem of lineament, how grim. Charles Baiidwell—“Chuck . . . V. of M. Glee Club ’19; Class President. He peered and poured and glared, and said, ‘Fore, wore, I’m even now as wise as I was before.’ Donald Bkacc— Bragg” .... Undecided ’Tis they fail as I am failing. Dizzy, lost, yet unbewaUing. Leslie Bkose—“Les”.....................U. of M. “Flowers ruins, statues, music, words are weak. Thy glory they transfuse with fitting truth to speak.” Akkiktta W. Davis—“Hubbles” . . U. of M. U. C. Club; G. A. A. “Whether smile or frown be fleeter. Whether smile or frown be sweeter. Harold Defenbauch—“Def” • • • Berkeley Hi-Y; Mathematics Club: W. H. A. A.: Spanish Club; Treasurer March Class. ‘'What was it that we never caught. What was he and what was he not? John Fallows...........................U. of M. Mathematics Club. To tell uprightly which did which excel, He viewed and viewed, and vowed he could not tell.” Kathryn French—“Kate” . . . U. of M. G. A. A.: U. C. Through light and shadow thou dost range Sudden glances sweet and strange.” 25