West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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.MILDHLD UAVlb (403) . . . Busy as a button . U. C.. Blue Triangle. Silver Trianglo; French Club Board. National Honor Society. Choral Speaking. O. A A.; Adv President; Rhythm Revue; Hesp Stall Class Play. DAVID DEVINS (110) Easy does It Lox Hi-Y. Hi-Y Cabinet. Community Fund Commitloe; Class Play Committee CAROLYN DIXON (403) . . She stands three deep in men Student Council. Blue Tnangle Board; Adv President U C College Day Committee, Secretary. Senior Class. Silver Triangle President; Hesperian Stall; Vice President and Treasurer. Daubers MARY LOU DOLL1FF (234) A iriend to have, and keep forever . Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle U C VIRGINIA DOUGLAS (110) . . . Better a little breozo than a dead calm MURIEL ECKERT (403) . . . Silence Is the one great art ol conversation U C : Blue Triangle; Secretary. S. P. L, '37; Silver Triangle Rhythm Revue Spring Festival. G A A CLARA ELSTAD (403) “II knowledge is bliss, there isn't much she'll miss G A A . U C . Spanish Club. Honor Roll DAVID ENGDAHL (117) ... A quiet man but quite a man. STANLEY EPSTEIN (117) I had a monumental idea this morning but I didn't like it 'W Club; Football, '36, '37. Captain Trathc Squad. Pax Hl-Y; Commencement Committee. Ht-Y Cabinet; Captain Baseball, '35. '36. '37; Intramural Basketball Champ. Sophomore Basketball. BEATRICE ERICKSON (117) 'Good to the last drop ' . Blue Tnangle; U. C.. Silver Tnangle. Riding Club IOHN ERICKSON (117) . Cherchez la lemma . Class Play BETTY EWALD (403) . . . Just a little Ko Kette . . . Blue Triangle. Silver Tnangle. U. C; G. A A.; Band LEONARD FAIRBANKS (110) . The devil may care but Fairbanks doesn't . . Track Boxing; Wrestling. DAVID FARRELL (117) . . He's wriftng his aliblography. ROBERT F1LIPC2AK (302) . . . An embalmed smile . . root-ball '36. 37 PEARL FINEMAN (328) . . This quiet girl belongs to sleep and music U C.j G A A.; Blue Tnangle CHARLES FINK (117) Knocked unconscious by a train ol thought PHILIP F1NKELSTEIN (117) He's a comrade you can depend upon Choir. Secretary French Club. 37; Baseball. '35. '36. '37. Baccalaureate Committee. ESTELLE FISHER (403) A pretty girl Is like a melody Blue Triangle; Sliver Triangle. U C.; S P L DOROTHY FLESHMAN (403) Her modesty is a candle to her virtue G A A , Silver Triangle, Blue Triangle; U. C. ALVIN FORSMARK (117) ... He stoops to nothing but the door and all look up at him . . . Adv President. Treasurer Choir; Treasurer Glee Club. Choral Speaking. Service Club. Baccalaureate Committee; Basketball. 35. ‘36 ELSIE FORSMARK (403) The very essence ol sophistication G A A Board; Blue Tnangle. U C, Spanish Club; “W Club MARVIN FREMMING (302) We know him. yet we know him not Onons Hi-Y. Basketball ROGER TRUEN (117) . You can'i arrest me. I n a senator . . . Lox Hi-Y. Stage Crew. 35, 36. 37 BETTY LU FULLER (403) . Her dancing is exquisite, a filigree ol movement Blue Triangle Board, Silver Tnangle. U. C ; G A A., Spanish Club; French Club. Hesp Suit; Vaudeville Adv President. Hi-larities. 36. ‘37. MABLE GABLE (403) . . . The 'eyes' have if Rhythm Revue. U C . Blue Triangle. G A A JEANNE GAMMONS (403) They say that brains in a blonde are rare, but not so . . . Treasurer Silver Tnangle. Blue Triangle Board. U. C. Merit Pin. President French Club. National Honor Society. Student Council. Adv President. College Day Committee; Class Day Committee BILL GARSTANG (117) . . . Bold as the bark ol a puppy French Club. Glee Club Hall Duty; Class Play. HARRY GERBER (117) . . . He lets his light shine without turning the spot on himself Football Co-Captain '37; Co-Captain Hockey 36. '37. Student Council; Treasurer and President Student Council. Pax Hi-Y. President Hi-Y Cabinet. W Club. Class Day Committee PATSY OETCHELL (234) . The Harlow ol West . . . U. C-; Blue Tnangle. Glee Club; Class Play MARY JANE GILLESPIE (403) . . . When a teller needs a Iriend . . Silver Tnangle Secretary. Treasurer; U. C. Merit Pin. Board President. Student Council. Blue Triangle. Marionettes; Community Fund Committee. Class Day Committee. Class Play BERNICE GOLDSTEIN (403) A lady ol authonty . G A A.. U. C.; Blue Tnangle; Silver Triangle; Madrigal; Rhythm Revue. Choir. Hesp Stall anuati y Cslass c 1938

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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

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a JUNE GREER f403) . . . She ta a long stalk of loveliness . . . U. C.; G A. A.; Blue Triangle; French Club. MARY ELLEN HALVORSEN (328) . . . Grades speak louder than words ... G. A A Board; G. A A : Blue Triangle; Stiver Triangle. French Club. French Club Board. Honor Society. BETTY JANE HAMPTON (403) You bring the ducks. BILLY HANSON (328) ... A man ol cheerful yesternights Scrapers. Vice President; Hi-Y; Choir; Boxing. WARD HANSON (117) . . Beware. 1 may do something great yet” . . . Sophomore Basketball, Sophomore Football. Uta Hi-Y. Vice President; National Honor Society. Secretary ol Service Club. Basketball. 38. '37; Junior Football] Adv President; Council Class Treasurer ARTHUR HARRIS (328) He can stand the gall' Chess Club MARY HAYES (403) . . Eyes meditative as twilight Stiver Triangle. Blue Triangle. U. C ; G A A CLEO HEINTZ (403) . Giggling Gertie . U. C.; Blue Triangle. Memorial Day; Field Day. Rhythm Revue Seton Hi. U. C.; U. C Merit Pin GENEVIEVE HERSEY (403) A merry little Quakeress holding her hymnal upside down G A A Silvor Triangle. Blue Triangle. U C , U C. Merit Pin. Spring Festival, '35. Times Ad Stall, Rhythm Revue. Field Day LUCILLE HIRSCHF1ELD (234) . . . It isn't the girl that counts, it's what she stands lor” G A A.; Junior Choir PERSHING HOLM (302) His attire pivots the passors-by Football; Basketball; Swimming Manager. Student Patriot League Heap Stall JOYCE HOLZER (403) She has an expression ol enameled sell-assurance Cheer Leader. Secretary Daubers; Blue Triangle. Silver Triangle; U. C.; Q. A A..- Vaudeville. BETT1E HOWARD (403) Oh. these Humdingers . . . U C i G. A A. FRANK HUNT (117) . . . I'm on the brink ol a great career, somebody push me oil . . Radio Club BESSIE HUSMAS (234) . . . Content to find her own amusement G A A U. C,. Blue Triangle; Silver Triangle. Orchestra HELEN INGALLS (234) . . No idea is worth much unless there's a lirst class mind in back ol it G. A A . Silver Triangle. U. C . Rhythm Revue DONALD JOHNSON (302) . . . His thoughts are as Reel as his loot . Track. Letter KENNETH JOHNSON (302) . . . He and his smile are always in the way. IAMES JOHNSTON (302) He stopped to make a merry lest In the midst ol an important test . CHARLOTTE JONES (234) . . The Sarah Bernhardt ol the future G A A j French Club. Blue Triangle. GAYLORD (BOB) JONES (302) He skims the water with lightning speed, and never goes beneath the surface Stamp Club RUTH JOSSE (403) She loves but one at a time . . Sliver Triangle; Sliver Triangle Board. U. C . G A A . Adv. President; Rhythm Revue. Field Day. Blue Triangle. U. C. Merit Pin National Honor Society ROBERT KERN (302) . . . So lively was his line that his fuse burned out . . . Swimming. '36. Adv. President; Glee Club. Football. '3S. '36; Hi-Y Cabinet. Win-X. Orions; W Club; Class Play MARY SUSAN KING (234) She turns the glittering shears ol her endeavor on irtend and loe alike G A A U C . Silver Tnangle. Junior Glee Club. U C Merit Pin. Girls W Club ROBERT KING (302) Why settle down?” . . . Hockey. '36. '37. '38; Basketball. '36. Junior Football. 36. Intramural Basketball. '36, 37, '38. ROBERT KINSELL (302) Roll of! Band. Orchestra KATHRYN KOTH (234) . . . Co- Ediquette Band. Orchestra Debate. French Club Mayon. U. C i Blue Triangle Silver Triangle All City Board JANE LARRABEE (234) . . . Oh sure, sure, sure West High Times; Blue Triangle; U. C ; U. C. Merit Pin. Glee Club. Rhythm Revue. BETTY JANE LARSON (234) A mirth-quake of laughter . . G. A A : Blue Triangle. Silver Triangle; U C Merit Pm BEVERLY LAWRENCE (403) An appendix girl—the kind that gets taken out Silver Triangle; Blue Tnangle; Vaudeville. '35; Rhythm Revue, ’36; Float on '34, Mayon. '37; Spanish Club; Madrigal; Glee Club. Gondoliers; Quill and Scroll; G. A A ; Hasp Stall. Times Stall. Editorial Page Editor; Hi-larities; Field Day; U. C.; U C. Merit Pin; Choral Speaking. Class Play GORDON LEARY (302) . . . He is every other inch a gentleman RUTH LEITCH (234) . . . We may be as good as we please—If we please to be good . . G. A A.; U. CSilver Triangle. Blue Triangle. ')■ an mitt. M 1938