West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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19 2 9 (THV) GWEN DOLYN WEHME t'. C.: G. A. A. Like the mow, the drifted. FRANCIS WEIL French Club: U. C. Snowshoei were not meant for htr. MARIANNE WILDER C. A. A.; U. C.: Econ . • eourageously along. MYRON WILLIAMS Tumbling ’26; Cog . I itill go up thr mountain after the moon. October 22 Smarts Stud ax receive? record of all A s; B Sent of boys ditto in. sixth letter' of the? alphabets. JANE WOOLLEY Dcl’ol; French Club: (J. A. A.: U. C., Hoard: Chairman, Clothe Committee. Bright star, would I ware steadfast at thou art! FRED YOKE C. X. C.: Band; Orche»tra. Here's to the pilot that weathered the storm. OTHERS Boys WILLIAM BERTRAND GEORGE CRANBROOK HARRISON DEAL NORMAN DYSTE GEORGE ROHLEDER JAMES STAN DAL LAMBERT SUTHERLAN VICTOR I NO VELASCO Girls ADELECONNOR FIDELIA DEAR LOVE JESSICA EWING ALBERTA McCOMBS VIVIENE McGLYNN FRANCIS MARTOCCIO PHYLLIS TURRITIN ISABEL WRIGHT Nineteen

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HESPERIAN AMELIA SMITH G. A. A.; U. C.: Claw Play Cart. In norm and tunihine the freterved an tvrn temferature. AUDREY STEVENSON G. A. A.: U. C.; French Club: Key Society: Cla»» Play Start. Winter hat no terror for youth. JOHN TATAM Sw ini mi nc ’28 : V Club : Cla»» Play Ca t: Orcliotra : HauJ. Height the holly! Thit life if moil jolly. BURTON THOMPSON Swimntinc '26. He broke the iee. October 19 — Wiirren ■ Bugbec?, Helen• MacConnell, Vtnnie? Harris, and Mary Jane? Coleman • chosen to beat'' B Senior flag. EVELYN TUCKER V. C.: G. A. A. .-I ere ft the fact that winter h unfailing. BERNICE VAN FATTEN L’. C.; G. A. A.: Tenni . Captain '27: Girl ' W Club; fc'com. Oh, ‘tit iark glee, to flay in the tnow and to be free. JAMES WARN Program Committee: Glee Club, Opera Pickle : Claw Play Ca»t. Thick and hazy. KENNETH WALLACE Alla: Orchettra: Clatt Play Ca«t. Why to fate and wan, fond loverf Eight ee i

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OUTSIDERS.,,; the? school as so much concrete?, so many feeto ft um hei , so many tons of yellow brick, so many dollars worth of furniture ? and equipment.But.' that.' is only the ? skeleton of the? school, the? mere? physical outline? of a spiritual concepts. The? school itself lives, breathes, and has its existence? in the? generations of feet.- thaU-tread its halls and the? fluctuating faces thatbend ova? its desks. The? complete? record of these? faces atj any time? is a picture? of the? school at.- that.-period.