West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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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i a » g u a n • Guttural German . . . Sprechen Sie Deutsch? . . liquid Spanish . . . Buenos noches Senor . . . musical French . . oui, oui, mademoiselle . . dreaded Latin . . . Veni, vidi vici . . . some poor misled Ian guage student counting, Eins zwei, tres, quattuor, quinque, six sept—Mon Dieu! zat was ze mistake . . . comprehension of national crises through European history . . . stimulating correspondence . . . strange customs . . . culture of the Old World. Eleanor Poppo Chairmen 24 Now South America is in question in Mr. McLaughlin's Spanish class.