West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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THE CO-PILOTS Bernice Eccen [beams became realities after an attempt at a nose dive. Betty Carpenter G. A. A.; U. C. Sot the name of the ship but the colors it lie»' attracted her. Marie Schmitt U. C. Record holder for looping the loop. Rhea Shavitch U. C A three-point landing Ml her specialty. Jean Cameron U. C. Only a fete appreciated the perfect machinery under the hood. Frances Safford G. A. A.; U. C. B’ith the adeem o the flivter plane, everyone said, So Ford. Edith Nelson G. A. A.; U. C. Superior visibility helped her spot a landing field. Virginia Tenner G. A. A.; U. C. A tolo light by a good tenner. June Bobb C. A. A.; U. C. The Immelman tarn, she finally learned, uat not a dance step. Evelyn Brown C. A. A.; U. C. Hour the longed to be the first rtoicoicay to cross the ocean by plane. Gertrude Smith C. A. A.; U. C Unable to ly on time, the reached up and SK-ung aboard. Miriam Michell G. A. A.; U. C. So coulioas that people thought she couldn't fly. Ttcenly-Ttco

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THE CO-PILOTS Alice Zuppinger U. C., Treasurer ’27, President ’28; Student Council '27, 28. Secretary ’27; Weekly Staff. Board. Associate Editor; Politics Club; Class Play Staff; Secretary June Class. I propeller true and Krone. Charlotte Boutell U. C.; C. A. A. She fletr high, for the neiet desired a thing the didn't get. Verna Thomas (Entered from Omaha Tech.) French Club; Charge of Programs for Class Plav; Hesperian Stuff: Key So- ciety. Strante lands accepted her. Virginia Hare C. A. A.; U. C.; Class Play Staff. JTide-eyed troth to danger and pleasant outlookt. Katherine Elliott U. C. A lira) plane that wandered in the iky. Ruth Kallusch G. A. A.; U. C. And the tailed on and • n. Annette Confeld U. C.; G. A. A.; Class Play Staff. Kter ready to aid the chief pilot. Virginia Johnston U. C. Executive Board; G. A. A.; Girls’ W Club. Kell-equipped to offer comfort in trans-Atlantic trace!. Mary Fallon G. A. A., Publicity Committee. The flier't uniform teat bungle-tome, and oh, those boots. Jeanette Hartman G. A. A.; Class Play Staff. What pride in the thought that air service teas under supervision of the navy. Virginia Sorem U. G; G. A. A. When she had hold of the stick, she soared. Lucille Benson U. C. She lived in a garret uith a sky-light and tcatehed for the airmail. Ttctnly-One

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THE CO-PILOTS Margaret McGinmty U. G Personality—plus rose. Harriet Case G. A. A.; U. C. She beliei l parachuting a gentle teay to reach the earth. Marjorie Irwin U. C. Throbs amounted the speeding up. Gail Hultquist U. C. Chimneys crashed before her landing gear. Betty Jewett U. C. The rushing triad offered an alibi for silence. Doris Read She looked forward and upward. Beatrice Marcus G. A. A.; U. G Orchestration accompanied transoceanic voyages. Lucille Stelzner U. C. Flying to Paris crashed the ranks of the famous. Beulah Smith G. A. A.; U. G ller struts threw the squadron out of formation. Virginia Rowden U. G A show me girl who sailed northward. Harriet Stuart Uplifted wonders filled her with enry and admiration. Dorothy Johnson U. G Sometimes she sat and thought and sometimes she flete. Twenty-Three