West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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West is a modem high school with an enrollment of twenty-four hundred students. The fundamentals are all stressed but also are habits and skills, ideals and attitudes, given proper attention. A well-rounded program of studies produces a well - balanced student. ............................................................................................................................................................................. mmwwwnwiimi..........iiiimiiiimmiiiiimmii...................mm uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimuiuiMMNitMiaiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitnHiii

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GORDON ABBEY (328) ... A two-horse powor of personality . ROBERT AKER (328) . . “I'm hero for an education'' . Adv. President; Council '38; Pax Hi-Y; Football. '35. 36. ‘37. Intramural Baxkotball Champ. Basketball, '35; Chairman Cap and Gown Committee GEORGE ALARIK (328) . . “Mysterious as chop suey . Service Club, Adv President. Pax Hi-Y. Football. '35, '36. '37; Track. r36. Class Play Committee; Hi-Y Cabinet. Class Play GEORGE ANDERSON (328) . . . what shall I do to be forever known? . . Spanish Club; Madrigal; Glee Club; Gondoliers; Orion Hi-Y. KENNETH ANDERSEN (328) . . A man deeply engaged in idleness . . Track. Football DELLA BAINTER (110) “Who says nothing never makes mistakes Stiver Triangle. Blue Triangle. G. A A.; U. C BARBARA BARNUM (234) With ever a song in her heart and a smile on hor lips Blue Triangle; U C.; French Club ROBERT BANNON (328) . . He's got 'umlph' ' . . Football. '35. 36. '37; Hockey. '35. '36; President Pax Hi-Y; Vice President All Hi-Y; “W Club. Chairman. Commencement Dance. ROBERT BARTON (328) ... “I like to think of all the roads that lead away from here Football; Hockey. Band; Pax Hi-Y ANITA BASS (403) . . . “She is as likeable as she is lookable . . U C.j Blue Triangle; G A • A . Silver Triangle; Rhythm Revue. Field Day MARY JEAN BASS . . . This whirligig ol life Silver Triangle; luruor Choir; U C; Blue Triangle; Class Play. DAVID BEARDSLEE (110) . . . Ho was not made to climb the tree of knowledge. GEORGE BECKER (328) . . . His speeches leave the impression ol an army of pompous phrases moving across the landscape in search oi an idea . . . Gym Team. '3i6, ‘37; National Honor Society. JANET BEDFORD (403) In her single person she produces the effect of a majority . . Times Stall; French. U C ; U C Merit Pin, Blue Triangle; Silver Triangle; G A A ARTHUR BELAIR (Aud.) . . He can start his voice and go away and leave it talking Times Staff MARY BERG (403) Sho may be quiet, very shy; But we know success won't pass her by . . Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; U. C . French Club; Class Play. DONALD BJORNLIE (Aud.) . . . He is a skilled window dresser of his own personality . . Pax Hi-Y. Basketball. '35. '36. '37; Football. '35. '38. '37; intramural Basketball; W Club LORRAINE BROUN (403) . . . She learned to say things with her eyes that others waste time putting into words . . . G A A MARJORIE BROWN (234) . . . Frivolous as meringue . . . Q A A . U C . Silver Triangle. Blue Triangle; Choral Speaking; Rhythm Revue; Class Play. Hi-larities; Field Day. WARREN BROWNELL (Aud ) . . . Fortune has his address President and Treasurer Alla Hi-Y; Football; Hockey; Band; Hi-Y Cabinet. ELIZABETH BUCHAN (234) . . Sweet is the word for you Silver Triangle Board. Blue Triangle Board. Vice President Blue Triangle; Vice President and President of G. A A . Community Fund Committee. Hesperian Staff. U. C . Baccalaureate Committee. Girls' “W Club CONWAY BURTON (117) . . A mighty man is he Service Club; Adv President JUNE CARDIFF (234) . . “She moves with a faint drawl U C. G A A ; Glee Club; Choral Speaking ELSIE CARLSON (234) “She has a large mind and knows it thor- oughly Silver Triangle. Blue Triangle; G A A . U C ; Spanish Ctub; Choral Speaking. Rhythm Revue. GLORIA CARLSON (234) ... A little rocket of laughter . . . G A A ; Silver Triangle, Blue Triangle; U- C.; Orchestra. Rhythm Revue. ROBERT CARTER (110) . . He is winding the watch by his wit; by and by it will strike . . . Glee Club; Pirates ol Penzance. West Hi-lanties MARY CARY (234) . Her head is poised as perfectly as the crest of a wave . . . U. C.; Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; Junior Glee Club. Honor Roll VIRGINIA CASPER (403) One reason why gentlemen prefer blondes . . . G. A. A ; U. C.; Blue Triangle; Service Club; Silver Triangle Board; Class Play JEAN CHADWICK (403) . . . She knows how to give a man her own way . . U. C.; Glee Club. Spanish Club. Adv President. EUGENE CHATFIELD (117) Doing nothing with a great deal of skill. HARRIET CHAUSS (403) . . . Little bubbles of excitement break through her words . Silver Triangle. Rhythm Revue; U- C.; Blue Triangle. DePol; French Club Board: National Honor Society. Field Day Committee. HARRY DAHLBERG (117) . . . He gets his mental exerase by jumping at conclusions . . . Secretary. Uta, '36; Hi-Y Cabinet Football, '35, '38. '37. Band. Baseball; Student Manager, '36. Class Play jamuvcij ( luss 1938