West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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o i n n i ; ii i i i n s • QUILL AND SCROLL—An international honorary society for high school journalists . . . the judging of an article by the national society before admission of any member . . . • SCRIPT CLUB—National and local contests . . . creative minds seeking an outlet by writing . . . Wanda Orton's competent guidance . . . the cream of the school's literary talent . . . • TIMES STAFF— Training in the best principles of journalism,. . . an attainment and a retainment of a superior standard . . . West High presented for your eyes’ delight. QUILL AND SCROLL Row I. Johnson. Sooth. Mr. New-strond. 8ohlor. Nyberg . . . Row 2. Dunphy, Cronon, Holland. Knoff. Alexander. Orr . . . Row 3. Rams-dell. VanOrnum, Tuckor. Bremen, Short . . . Row 4. Holman. Anderson. Hope. Daniels. McCarty. Fournier. SCRIPT CLUB Row I. Shisler. Trees.: Fritter. Vice Pres.: Savage. Pres.: Miss Orton. Warner. Weinberg . . . Row 2. Crowley. Haoberle, Hobner. Criss. Anderson. Potter. Davis . . . Row 3. Michols. Ten Dyke. Bradley. Fried. Lane. Machov . . , Row 4. Holman. Cooley. Powers. West-cott, Ruch, McCullough. Heney. TIMES STAFF Row I. Orr. Jansen. D. Crowley. Nyberg. Editor: Mr. Newstrand, Bremen. Buhler, Burton . . . Row 2. Tucker. Short. Van Ornum. Holland, Dunphy, Knoff. Erringer. Cornwall . . . Row 3. Palmer. McCarty. Leaper, Rogers. Colwell. South, McLaren. Remsdell, Cron on . . . Row 4. Roberts. Baumgartner, Drinkall. M. Crowley. Daniels. Fournier. Johnson. Ten Dyke . . . Row 5. Gerberding. Peterson, Holman. Anderson, Plat-ton. Hope. Horwitj. Davis, Francisco. 22

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SPEECH DEPHRTfUEm Miss Joyce Gregory Coach Betfo Askeldnd Norma Joan Hall Mr. Jackson Coach 1938 STATE WINNERS Ralph Walls James Wanvig Speak not at all, in any wise, till you have somewhat to speak; care not tor the reward of your speaking, but simply and with undivided mind for the truth of your speaking.—Carlyle. Debate—They meet to discuss foreign affairs. 21

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0 R G A n I Z A I I 0 0 5 • CHORAL SPEAKING—Low musical tones of many voices speaking together . . . both poetry and prose given with marvelous expression . . . something different in voice training . . . • MASKERS—Dramatic ability . . . fundamentals of acting, staging, directing, and make-up ... an opportunity for stage talent . . . • DEBATE AND DECLAMATION—Gripping dramatic readings . . . humorous pieces . . . argumentative debates . . . convincing rebuttals . . . preparation for a world in which good speech is essential. CHORAL SPEAKING Row I. Groco. Bartholomew, Anderson, McHardy. Cates. Shat-tuck . . . Row 2. South. Ramsdell. McLaren. Feiten. Archambault . . . Row 3. Monson. Stanton, Johnson, Sahagian, Boquist, Hammond. MASKERS Row I. V. Plattan, Hall, Pres.; J. Platten, Vice Pres.; Miss Gregory. Bartholomew, Secy.-Treas.; Saha qian, Archambault . . . Row 2. Cooley, Haeborle, Eriltsen. Meeker, Askeland. Daskovsky . . . Row 3. R. Anderson, Shopard. Barron. Wolfson, J. Anderson. Conrad. Wanvig. DEBATE AND DECLAMATION Row I. Traff. Walls. Miss Gregory. Mr. Jackson, Hall, Parker, Gibson . . . Row 2. Bartholomew. Coombs. Medcalf, Archambault, Mourstad. Hock, Carr . . . Row 3. V. Platten. Dorer, Barron, Olson. Fritter, Bradley. Holschult . . . Row 4. Landis. Sanford. Ruch, Stone. Crowley. Herman . . . Row 5. Seltzor, Farmer. Craigie. Anderson, Shepard. Garlock, Wanvig. 23