West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Class Officers GEORGE LUDOCE Introducing the clast’s leading man GEORGE LUDCKE. president of the Senior Gass. Called by girls, George; by boys, Lud. His greatest honors: a football letter, American Legion Medal. Courage, optimism, perseverance, and an amazingly mature judgment make him a superior class president, respected and admired by everybody. MARGARET KENYON She’s called Peg, Marg, Kenny, Marge, but she’s MARGARET KENYON to you. As Senior Class Secretary her duties have her chiefly confined to counting ballots and recording minutes. Her vote goes to weiner roasts, sieighrides, chow mein, tailored clothes. The general opinion is that Margaret can be a success in any held which she chooses. PEGGY GREIG Gather around, friends. Her name is PEGGY GREIG—no nickname, just plain P KKy but that’s enough for most of us. Her chief duty as vice-president of the senior class is worrying. She likes swimming, tobogganing, horseback riding, red, blue; but dislikes oyster plant, caviar. She's beautifully poised, conscientious, and has good taste. CURTIS AHRENS The Senior Gass’s great financier, chancellor of the exchequer, comptroller general etc. is none other than CURTIS AHRENS. In Curt's’’ own words, though, the class has not found it feasible to place any funds in his hands. In other words the class's pecuniary status is nil. His greatest honor was being elected Hi-Y President.

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Representative Seniors MARY I.OU JONES Everyone is her friend, so she's known co most people as Joncsir. Formally, (hough, we are to call her Mary l.vu Jones. Likes to be thought of as the old fashion girl,” but dotes on dancing and steak-frys. Ambition—to be a social worker in Shanghai; reason. Oh, I don’t know Mary’s deliciously unaffected, a good sport about everything, a true scout, always. DON DICKEY Why does all the trouble of the universe have to fall on one person? Why, why have the fates decreed that Don Dickey, alias D. Bradley Dickey, should have five (that’s right, five) sisters? In commenting upon this horrible misfortune, Mr. Dickey says graphically. Ye , and No.” Don is a bridge addict, knows nothing about pinochle, loves football. HARRY EDWARDS The hardest working individual of the senior class is Harry Legs Edwards Harry has gained more than the average fame and fortune by being editor of this humble folder In a weaker moment he admitted that he has a profound hankering for baseball, bridge and brunette . His tremendous capacity for work and sincerity account for his recognition MARY CASHMAN She won’t tell what her middle name is, but her first and last is Mary Cathman, but don’t leave off the C” if you want to live. She says she’s a whiz at golf; others say she is terrible. She likes navy blue, brothers and cabbage. She ha a line long enough to hang clothe on, a delightful, laughing disposition, very fine judgment: naturally an outstanding girl.