West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1940 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF WEST HIGH SCHOOL zA uzmaf2o[ii, d l Lmiziota WEST H'.GH c UDRARY 2808 Ho.. J Cps r ZEj-aez to OiUOVlOVJ n v. E EVER LOOK TO THE FUTURE FOR THE GLEANING OF FULFILLED IDEALS. YOUTH IS THE RAMPART OF THAT MORE PERFECT TOMORROW. IN THIS DEMOCRACY. OUR FORTIFI- CATIONS OF FREEDOM AND EDUCATION OFFER PEACE A BROADER OPPORTUNITY. OUR SCHOOLS CREATE A FIRM FAITH IN OUR NATION AGAINST WHICH NO SWORD CAN PENETRATE WITH THE CHALLENGE OF SUSTAINED PEACE IN OUR HEARTS. WE. THE YOUTH OF AMERICA. ARE WORKING THAT OUR RAMPART MAY BE STRONG. WE WANT TO TRUST FEARLESSLY IN A TOMORROW THAT WILL COME. J PTLY TRAINED FOR THE TASKS AHEAD, WE ARE THE MOST PRIVILEGED MINORITY OF THE WORLD. WE GO FORTH FROM OUR SCHOOLS NOT AS A REGIMENT MARCHING INTO AN EMPTY, MUDDLED FUTURE. BUT AS INDIVIDUALS CERTAIN OF THE UNLIMITED PROSPECTS OF TOMORROW. OUR JOY AND GRATITUDE OF LIVING IN THE ABUNDANCE OF THIS DEMOCRACY. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. GIVES US THE NECESSARY COURAGE. OUR ULTIMATE AIM IS TO BUILD CONSTRUCTIVELY ON TO THE BULWARK THAT OUR FOREFATHERS ESTABLISHED BEFORE US. WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO THE YOUTH OF OUR NATION. AS A SYMBOL OF THE VALUABLE TRAINING THAT WILL HARVEST FOR US THE RICHES OF A PEACEFUL AND UNITED WORLD. ,H SUM ME INVtTIN®: 2JabLz of (2ontznt± Book 1 SHOWING THJ WAY c3faminUtuition - acuity IBook 2 THE STRENGTH OF TOMORROW Bias !£! IBook 3 FELLOWS, ALL Clul.i - (Organization! 1Bod 4 MOMENTS THAT THRILL czkftfik tia IBook D MEMORIES THAT LINGER UltuiS! ADMINISTRATORS yOVTH GENERATIONS PASS. BUT YOUTH NEVER CHANGES. AS EVER. IT HAS VIGOR. INITIATIVE AND RESOURCEFULNESS AND A DESIRE TO CARRY ON GREAT CRUSADES. NO MATTER WHAT THE OBSTACLES. IT FEELS THAT IT CAN WIN AND TRIUMPH. THERE ARE GREAT ADVENTURES AHEAD. GREAT CONQUESTS. NO MAHER HOW COM-PLEX OR PERPLEXING THE ECONOMICAL OR POLITICAL PROBLEMS, YOUTH WITH ITS GREAT COURAGE AND INTELLECT WILL SOLVE THEM. YOUTH HAS NEVER BEEN SO WELL TRAINED AND PREPARED. SUCH TREMENDOUS EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AS THE RADIO. UNLIMITED READING MATERIAL. AND INEXPENSIVE TRAVEL HAVE GIVEN YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRAINING SUCH AS HAVE NEVER BEEN EXPERIENCED IN ANY OTHER AGE. THE FUTURE OF OUR GREAT DEMOCRACY IS SAFE IN THEIR HANDS. YOUTH SYMBOLIZES THAT PATRIOTISM WHICH IS AN EXPRESSION OF DEEP GRATITUDE FOR ALL THAT AMERICA HAS GIVEN THEM. YOUTH WILL MEET EVERY CRISIS AND EVERY DEMAND. MR. CARROLL REED. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. MINNEAPOLIS BOARD OF EDUCATION—Right to loft: Mr. Carrol Reed, Superintendent; Dr. C. R. Drake, Preiidont; Mil Helen Bauman, Secretary; Mr. Arthur Le Sueur, PRINCIPAL. ROLE MISS INEZ MAHONEY—Chief Clerk: MISS JO BAKER—Clerk OFFICE STAFF AMONG THE ADMINISTRATORS. THERE ARE THOSE WHO ACT IN AN ADVISORY POSITION TO THE STUDENTS. FOR SUCH WISE COUNSELING. CONSULT MISS HOLT. THE VISITING TEACHER AND REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SCHOOL IN THE HOME IS MRS. CON-TOSKE. IF IT IS A MAHER OF HEALTH. MISS McGEE. THE SCHOOL NURSE. STANDS READY TO ASSIST. A PROFICIENT OFFICE FORCE KEEPS RECORDS OF EACH PUPIL BESIDES COMPILING BULLETINS. CHANGING PROGRAMS. AND TABULATING ABSENCES. MRS. LOCKWOOD. Counsellor 15 MISS McGEE. Nurse; MRS. CONTOSKE. Visiting Teacher SUNLIGHT SERENADE THAT LITTLE GREEN PASS SPRING FEVER ONE MAD RUSH THEY STUDENT AFFAIR S PLAN STUDENT COUNCIL • Row I—Mi Teeter. Sivright. Robert , Van Ornum, Short. Mclellan. Mr. Inglebrot; Row II—Wise. Levy, Van Ornum, Kraemer, Robinson, Hegman. Aarnos; Row III—WiH, McNovin. Huntley, Meyer, Wagner, Purdy: Row IV—Mattern, Cronon, Heynacher, Thoma . Wood , Ryan. Cumming . ADVISORY PRESIDENTS • Row I—Jumper, Smith. Hamley. Shore, Hetland. Metcalf. Hastings. Hanson, Olson; Row II—Bartholomew, McKay, Hodge, Erickson. Smith. Dehn. Shattuck. Lundgren; Row III—Gore. Carlson. Short. Hogman, Kraemer. Poterson, Willcutt, Davit. Svondsen; Row IV—Chandler, McKeroghen, Cottrell. Moyer. Purdy. Wagner. Staber. Messick; Row V—Swanjtrom. Gib on, Becker. Stone, Platten. Duxbury, Whittoker. Bolleson, Miller; Row VI—Roberts, Reed. Emmert, Gibson. Lesley, Mclntire, Sivert . Cummings, Gorberding. Clark. tie U lie I cZ7T fJCLU : s 1. 2. O FOUGHT AND FAIRLY WON HESPERIAN RECEIVES ALL AMERICAN, NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC PRESS. MEDALIST. COLUMBIA SCHOLASTIC PRESS. TIMES WINS NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC PRESS PACEMAKER AWARD. MEDALIST. COLUMBIA. 3. JANET ACKER. NATALIE FITZ-PATRICK. HAROLD MEYERS. EUGENE SMOLEROFF—WORK PUBLISHED IN SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINE. 4. STUART SCHRAM. PATRICIA LANE. MARGARET CLAAR—BOOK REVIEW AWARDS IN EVERYDAY READING. 5. NANCY DORER—ESSAY TAKES FIRST PLACE. EVERYDAY READING. 6. ROBERTA REISS. VIRGINIA BEARG—WORK PUBLISHED IN ATLANTIC MONTHLY. 7. GORDON HARRISON—POETRY TOP RANK IN ATLANTIC MONTHLY. 8. JACK NORSTAD—SHORT STORY FIRST PRIZE. EVERYDAY READING. 9. MARY LOU LARSON WINS SCHOLARSHIP TO MINNEAPOLIS SCHOOL OF ART. 10. ROGER LOPER WINS SCHOLARSHIP TO CARNEGIE TECH. II. A CAPPELLA CHOIR SINGS OVER RADIO—NATIONAL HOOKUP. - 12. A CAPPELLA CHOIR TOP RANK IN CHORUS GROUP—NORTH WEST MUSIC FESTIVAL. 13. MARIE SHEFELUK PRESENTED $500 VIOLIN—NORTH WEST MUSIC FESTIVAL 14. BAND TAKES SECOND PLACE IN NATIONAL MUSIC CONTEST—MINNEAPOLIS. 15. LUCILLE RYE WINS SCHOLARSHIP TO MINNEAPOLIS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. 16. ROY LIUA. BOB BRADFORD REPRESENT WEST ON ALL CITY FOOTBALL TEAM. 17. BETTE ASKELAND—NATIONAL POETRY WINNER—1939—BEVERLY HILLS. CALIFORNIA. 18. SHIRLEY ARCHAMBAULT—FIRST IN DRAMATICS—STATE LEAGUE. 19. KEITH BRUECKNER. ED ROBB. JIM CROSBY BREAK ALL TIME CITY MEDLEY RECORD. 20. KEITH BRUECKNER BREAKS RECORD IN BACKSTROKE. 21. AUDREY NAAS—NATIONAL JUNIOR WOMEN S CHAMPION—SPEED SKATING. 22. WEST DEBATE TEAM WINS 1939 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. 23. GOLF AND TENNIS TAKE SECOND PLACE IN CITY MEETS—1939. 24. VIOLA FERRIS’ ESSAY RECEIVES FIRST PLACE IN STATE LEAGUE OF NATIONS CONTEST—1939. 25. GRACE HEGMAN AWARDED RAUSCH AND TOMB PRIZE FOR SCIENCE. 26. GEORGE FORCHAS AND GRACE HEGMAN WIN AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS. 19 27. ELIZABETH KRAEMER GIVEN D.A.R. AWARD. • ENGLISH... BEHIND THE PAGES OF THE WEST HIGH TIMES AND THE SKETCH BOOK ARE A HUNDRED PENCILS BUSY AT WORK. IT MIGHT BE AN EDITORIAL. A NEWS ITEMt A PRIZE-WINNING SHORT STORY. OR A DELICATE POEM CULLED IN THE IVORY TOWER. THEY ARE MANUSCRIPTS GATHERED FROM LITTLE SEEDS OF THOUGHT. SEEDS OF THOUGHT ALSO GROW IN THE MINDS OF ORATORS AND DEBATORS, CULMINATING IN A FINE SPEECH. IN THE REGULAR ENGLISH CLASSES. A SHAKESPEAREAN PLAY OR A GRAMMATICAL STRUGGLE MAY BE OCCUPYING THE MOMENT. WE MUST LEARN TO WRITE. THINK. AND SPEAK CLEARLY. FOR WE ARE THE AUTHORS OF TOMORROW WHO WILL ENRICH THE AMERICAN CONTRIBUTION TO THE LITERATURE OF THE WORLD. WHAT PEN AND THOUGHTS HAVE WROUGHT Seated—Miss Teeter, Miss Orton. Mrs. Richards, Miss Wagenhals, Mrs. Wells; Standing—Miss Styor, Miss Williams. Miss O’Gordon. Mrs. Walker. Miss Newell. First Row—Miss Backus, Miss Hoy, Miss Murray. Miss Hill. Miss Broon, Mrs. Koan: Second Row—Mr. Newstrand. Miss Kimball, Miss Brown, Mr. Konet, Miss Dendinqor. WRITING CREATIVELY WHEN BUDS ARE BURSTING INTO LEAVES AND FLOWERS, TOUCHED BY THE GENTLE BREEZE OF SPRINGTIME, A CRE-ATIVE WRITER CATCHES HIS FANCIES IN A VERSE OR TWO. OR MAYBE HE IS PROFOUNDLY STIRRED TO CREATE A SHORT STORY OF DARING REALISTIC LIFE. AN ESSAY MAY PORTRAY HIS FEELINGS ON A PARTICULAR TOPIC. OR IF HE WISHES TO EXPRESS HIMSELF MORE DRAMATICALLY, A PLAY COULD BE THE RESULT. JUST SUCH MANUSCRIPTS AS THESE BRING PRIZES OR ARE PRINTED, A THRILL KNOWN ONLY TO WRITERS. THE FIRST CREATIVE WRITING YEARBOOK, THE LOCH-INVAR. HAS BEGUN ANOTHER WEST TRADITION. WITH MISS ORTON AS AN INSPIRATION. THE CLASSES ARE PRODUCING THE BEST IN HIGH SCHOOL LITERATURE. Farmer, Ruch. Acker. Bezoier, Edel� tine, Miss Orton. Dorer, Weinberg. Boarg THE READING OF A MANUSCRIPT IS THE AUTHOR S MOMENT. CAREFUL CRITICISM BY MISS ORTON AND THE CLASS BRINGS THE WEAK POINTS TO LIGHT. THEN—TO ENTER IT IN THE CONTESTS AND WAIT. HOPING . . . SPEAKING EFFECTIVELY OFF TO CLOQUET. MINNESOTA. OR MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA GOES THE STAUNCH DEBATE TEAM READY TO WIN LAURELS IN THEIR ORATORICAL ROUNDELAY. RESOLVED THAT THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SHOULD TAKE OVER CONTROL OF THE RAILROADS. MR. INGLEBRET COACHES THEM ON TO VICTORY . . . HANDY AIDS WHEN THE CLASS PLAY IS IN PRODUCTION ARE THE ART OF MAKEUP. STAGE SETTING. AND ACTING THAT ARE TAUGHT BY MISS SANDBOE. ADDED POISE AND A MORE POLISHED VOICE ARE THE RESULTS OF A TERM OF PUBLIC SPEAKING OR RADIO WITH MISS GREGORY AS LEADER. FOR BETTER SOCIAL CONTACTS. TRY GOOD SPEECH. THREE MENTORS IN SPEECH ARTS. MISS GREGORY. CHAIRMAN OF THE DEPARTMENT AND TEACHER OF RADIO WORKSHOP AND PUBLIC SPEAKING; MR. INGLEBRET. DEBATE COACH; AND MISS SANDBOE. DRAMA AND CHORAL SPEAKING INSTRUCTOR. A VOICE. A MICROPHONE OR AN AUDIENCE ARE THE TOOLS WITH WHICH THEY WORK. Sitting—Stone. Phillips. Selxer. Askeland. Pletten, Miss Gregory. Parks. Helgesen. Coombs. Laidlaw Purdy. Standing—Farmer. P.uch. Grosjma G. Van Doren. Bartholomew, Archambault, Lesley. Gottlieb, C. Anderson. RADIO WORK SHOP SIGN ROOM •THIS IS STATION WEST WITH STUDIOS IN WEST HIGH SCHOOL. SIGNING OFF! AND TOMORROW. A MILLION LISTENERS MAY BE HARKENING TO THAT VERY VOICE THAT KNEW ITS BEGINNING IN MISS GREG. ORYS RADIO WORK SHOP. IN A SMALL STUDIO. A PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM. AND A RECORDING MACHINE THEY PRACTICE THEIR MICROPHONIC MAGIC. THEN COME THOSE DAYS OF REAL BROADCASTING OVER KSTP. WCCO OR WLB, WHEN SOUND EFFECTS. MUSICAL INTERLUDES. AND SCRIPT MUST FIT TOGETHER PERFECTLYI SIGNI SIGNSI SIGNSI WHEN BIGGER AND BETTER ONES ARE NEEDED, MISS BIRELINE'S SIGN ROOM STAFF WILL DO THE JOB. WITH SPLASHES OF GREEN AND WHITE PAINT. THEY FORM THE HUGE LETTERS THAT ANNOUNCE IMPORTANT EVENTS. R. Baumgartner. Bette Askelend, Mary Rose Bartholomew. I LIBRARY WHAT TYPE OF A BOOK DO YOU WANT? HERE ARE SHELVES FILLED WITH VOLUMES OF FICTION, POETRY. PLAYS—ENCYCLOPEDIAS. AND PROSE WORKS. ENJOYABLE BUT PROFITABLE READING IS PROVIDED IN THE ABUNDANCE OF MAGAZINES. IF YOU WANT TO BECOME A LIBRARIAN. YOU CAN START RIGHT HERE. BUT HOW DO YOU GET INTO THIS LARGE ROOM SO FULL OF WISDOM ON PRINTED PAGES? BY A LITTLE LIBRARY PASS. RETREAT FOR THOSE SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS. • Social science . . . SOCIALLY. POLITICALLY. AND ECONOMICALLY WHO ARE WE. AND WHAT CAN WE DO TO IMPROVE OUR STATUS? THIS IS A QUESTION FOR THE SOCIAL SCIENCE CLASSES TO ANSWER. WE ARE YOUNG CITIZENS EAGER TO TAKE OUR TURN AT RUNNING THE WHEELS OF INDUSTRY AND GOVERNMENT. WE HAVE SEEN THE PAST THROUGH BOOKS. AND ARE LIVING AND FEELING THE PRESENT. THE PRICE AND VALUE OF WAR IS PLACED BEFORE US IN AMAZING REALITY. WE HAVE DECIDED. BEWARE! ALL ENEMIES OF LIBERTY AND FREEDOM. STRONG ODDS ARE COMING UP AGAINST YOU. STRONG ODDS THAT ARE LISTENING. LEARNING. AND WORKING PROGRESSIVELY FOR A NEW WORLD BONDED BY PEACE. MAN'S TREK THROUGH THE AGES THE AMERICAN OBSERVER—FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS SIMPLIFIED. MADE INTERESTING—PATRIOTISM-KNOW YOUR GOVERNMENT—PLANKS IN MISS SPAULDING’S PLATFORM FOR BUILDING CITIZENSHIP THROUGH CIVICS. Mr. Inglebret. Mr. Bradley. Miss Palmer. Miss Petri. Miss Sundean, Mrs. Rochford, Mr. Haahoim, Mr. Ilstrup. Mr. Farrell. Mr. Chandler, Mr. Williams. Miss Thomas; Not in picture: Miss Spaulding. Mr. Teeter. Mr. Johnson. • Natural science . . . THROUGH A MICROSCOPE AND A TELESCOPE THE COMPLEXITIES OF LIFE AND MAHER MAY BE STUDIED. THERE IS MYSTERY IN THE ATOMS AND MOLECULES. AND A PURPOSE IN KNOWING HOW MANY SEGMENTS THERE ARE IN A GRASSHOPPER S LEG. IT IS AN EXPLORATION BEYOND THE EYE. INTO THE DEPTHS OF THE OCEAN OR THE INFINITY OF THE SKY. WE LEARN ABOUT THE AIR WE BREATHE AND THE FOOD WE EAT. THOSE PROBLEMS IN CHEMISTRY ARE PRECEDENTS OF A PHARMACIST OR A DOCTOR. THE SAME AS THE STUDY OF FORCES IN PHYSICS PREPARES THE SCIENTIST OR INVENTOR. WE MUST CONSERVE. PRESERVE. AND AT THE SAME TIME USE OUR NATURAL RESOURCES SO THAT THE STORE-HOUSE OF TOMORROW WILL NOT BE EMPTY. € A AMOEBAE AND PROTOPLASM FLASH ON THE SCREEN—MR. MORRIS’ BIOLOGY PUPILS LEARN THE MODERN WAY—BY SEEING—STUFFED BIRDS. ALLIGATOR SKINS AND FOSSILS HELP GET THEM 'IN THE MOOD.” Loft to right—Mr. Anderson, Mr. Norton. Mr. Morris. Mr. Wickstrom. Mr. Houck, Mr. Guetoloe, Mr. Slifer, Mr. Duol. Mr. Holmquist. • Mathematics.. • ISN’T IT A PERPLEXING WORLD? I MEAN THE WORLD OF NUMBERS THAT SOMEHOW GETS MIXED UP INTO TRIANGLES. CIRCLES. AND RECTANGLES. IT REALLY ISN'T DIFFICULT FOR THE PRACTICAL. CLEAR THINKER. BUT A LITTLE OF THIS ACUTE THINKING HELPS TO DEVELOP THE MIND. TRYING TO PROVE TRIANGLES CONGRUENT WORRIES THE GEOMETRY CLASSES. WHO IN TURN WORRY THE TEACHER. AS THIS MAY ALL LEAD TO SURVEYING OR ACCOUNTING. AND UNDOUBTEDLY TO THE REPORT CARD. WE MIGHT AS WELL BUCKLE DOWN AND FIGURE OUT THIS PROBLEM. NUMBERS ARE FASCINATING. AND THEY HAVE A WAY OF FASTENING THEMSELVES TO OUR DAILY LIFE. AS THE GROCERY BILL THERE ARE THOSE STUDENTS. ALSO. WHO GO ON TO ADVANCED MATHEMATICS. THEY MAY BE THE AUDITORS AND ENGINEERS OF TOMORROW. Left to right—Mr. Nelson, Mr. Gruwell. Miss Gudo. Mr. Martin, Miss Beck. Mrs. Williams. Mr. Galin, Mr, Hill. CHORDS. ARCS AND TANGENTS—THE GEOMETRY STUDENTS' HEADS GO IN CIRCLES. BUT MR. GALIN WILL STRAIGHTEN THEM OUT—WAIT UNTIL THEY TRY LOGARITHMS. • Language . . . HOW IS YOUR MEMORY FOR VERBS? LATIN VERBS. FRENCH VERBS. GERMAN VERBS. AND SPANISH VERBS? CAN YOU COUNT YOUR MONEY INTELLIGENTLY IN THAT GERMAN RAILWAY STATION —EIN. ZWEI, DREI? OR MUST YOU ADMIRE THE CHARMING SENORITA? THOSE LANGUAGES WILL SUDDENLY SEEM INVALUABLE WHEN YOU TAKE THAT LONG AWAITED TRIP. THINK OF THE BACKGROUND YOU HAVE FOR A VOYAGE TO PARIS. BERLIN. OR MADRID. YOU’LL KNOW THE HISTORICAL PLACES. HOW THE PEOPLE LIVE. THEIR LITERATURE. THEIR MUSIC. YOU'LL BE GLAD FOR THAT SOUND BASE OF LATIN THAT MADE THE OTHER LANGUAGES EASIER. THOSE WORDS. THE BROTHERHOOD OF MAN. WILL BECOME SO CLEAR. AND YOU WILL KNOW THAT INTERNATIONAL GOODWILL IS ESSENTIAL TO A PEACEFUL WORLD. BON VOYAGEI Standing—Miss Poppa, Mr. McLaughlin, Miss Hiscoclc; Sitting—Miss Dunbar, Mrs. Sharman, Miss Tobin, Mrs. Boquist. GERMAN COMES ALIVE IN SONG— GUTEN ABEND. GUT' NACHTI SINGS MISS POPPES CLASSES—LANGUAGES. TOO. CAN BE FUN. • COMMERCIAL... THE RHYTHMICAL clicking of the typewriters comes from the rows of EFFICIENT SECRETARIES WHO ARE GETTING OUT THEIR WEEKLY BUDGETS. BUSINESS METHODS ARE EMPLOYED. AND THE LANGUAGE OF THE BUSINESS WORLD IS TAUGHT TO THE SHORTHAND CLASSES. THE MATTER OF BALANCING ACCOUNTS IS TAKEN UP IN THE BOOKKEEPING ROOM. A BEVY OF NUMBERS IS SOON STRAIGHTENED OUT. AND COLUMNS ARE TOTALED BY THE ADDING MACHINE. MATHEMATICS COME IN HANDY. THIS TYPE OF EDUCATION MAKES ORDERLY AND SYSTEMATIC PUPILS WHO ARE WELL EQUIPPED FOR BALANCING THEIR PART IN LIFE'S BUDGET. CLICK-CLACK, CLICK-CLACK —AS FINGERS GAIN SPEED AND DEXTERITY. SKILLFUL TYPISTS EMERGE UNDER THE WATCHFUL EYES OF MISS JOHNSON AND MISS MacFARLANE. • INDUSTRIAL . . . OVENS and irons heating, scissors snipping, fragrant smells of luscious DELECTABLES. ALL MAKE UP THE DAILY MENU OF THE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT. THE GIRLS IN-CREASE THEIR WARDROBE. AND LEARN THE WAY TO A MAN S HEART-GOOD COOKING. BESIDES. THEY ARE TAUGHT PRACTICAL HINTS ABOUT FASHION. BUDGETS. INTERIOR DECORATION. FOODS. AND ETIQUETTE. AN EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPER IS THE RESULT. . . . WHERE THE SAWS ARE BUZZING AND SAWDUST FLYING. CRAFTSMEN. WORKMEN. AND ENGINEERS ARE BEING TRAINED. TOOLS AND DEFT FINGERS SOON TRANSFORM MATERIALS INTO SUCH USEFUL ARTICLES AS TABLES AND SHELVES. PLANNING TO THE MINUTE PART OF AN INCH IS THE WORK OF THE MECHANICAL DRAWING CLASS. THEY ARE ALL BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE. Mr. Moora Mr. Southworth Mr. Titsworth Mr . Potter Mits Fairchild Miss Schaefer • Art. . . IF YOU HAVE NOTICED THE POSTER DISPLAYS AND THE BIG SIGNS SPANNING THE FRONT HALL. YOU HAVE SEEN SOME OF THE WORK OF ARTISTS. YOU WILL GET A BROADER VIEW IF YOU TAKE A PEEP IN 319 OR 321 WHERE COLOR. DESIGN. AND AN ARTISTIC MIND PRODUCE DRAWINGS OF MERIT. BETWEEN THESE MASTERPIECES. THEY TRAVEL THROUGH EUROPE AND AMERICA. STUDYING ARCHITECTURE. INDIAN ART. AND FAMOUS PAINTINGS. DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON. FINGERS ARE BUSY WITH CRAFTWORK. AND PRETTYING WOODEN BOXES; BUT A REFRESHING HOUR OF SKETCHING IN THE OUTDOORS COMES WITH SPRING OR EARLY FALL THUS. YOUNG ARTISTS EMERGE WITH A MORE CAREFUL EYE FOR THE BEAUTIFUL A FEW GRAINS OF IN-SPIRATION, AND PRESTO —A PICTURE IS MADEI A YOUNG ARTIST IS ONE MORE STEP ON THE ROAD TO SUCCESS. • Music . . . AND NOW FOR SOME MELODIOUS RELAXATION WITH THE FAMOUS A CAPPELLA CHOIR OR THE GLEE CLUB. COMBINING MANY VOICES INTO AN EXUBERANCE OF TONE. UNDER THE SHADOW OF BACH AND BEETHOVEN. THE OLD MASTERS. YOUTH BURSTS FORTH INTO SONG. IN THE CHORUS AND HARMONY CLASSES. THE FUNDAMENTALS ARE LEARNED. ALL OF THAT PEPPY MUSICAL INSPIRATION AT THE FOOTBALL GAMES IS DUE TO THE BAND. PARADING IN GREEN AND WHITE. THE ORCHESTRA LENDS A MORE DIGNIFIED SYMPHONIC NOTE TO THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT. THEY PLAY A FAREWELL TO THE SENIORS. MUSIC COMPLETES THE STUDENT S CIRCLE OF STUDY. RELIEVES THE DISCORD IN A SCHOOLDAY. NOTES TRAINED INTO MEASURES OF MUSIC Left to right—Mr. Krieger. Mr. Ranks. Mr. Tkach. VIOLINS SOBBING. SINGING—SENSI-TIVE FINGERS QUIVERING—MR. KRIEGER TRAINS FUTURE KREISLERS AND ADDS THE BEAUTY OF ORCHESTRA MUSIC TO MANY AN OCCASION. EIGHTY LILTING VOICES SOAR UNDER INSPIRED LEADERSHIP IN THE THRILLING MUSIC OF TSCHAIKOWSKY. CHRISTIANSEN. AND OUR OWN MR. TKACH. THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR APPEARS IN PROGRAMS AT CHURCHES. HOTELS. AND SCHOOLS. AND BROADCASTS OVER NATIONAL HOOKUPS. IT GROWS EVERY YEAR IN NATIONWIDE FAME. WHILE ITS MEMBERS GROW SPIRITUALLY AND MUSICALLY. THE BAND CONTRIBUTES STIRRING MARCHES TO FOOTBALL GAMES AND PATRIOT-1C HARMONIES TO AUDITORIUM PROGRAMS. UNDER MR. KRIEGERS DIRECTION. IT WINS TOP RANKING IN NATIONAL CONTESTS. DEVELOPS OUTSTANDING SOLOISTS. AND BECOMES AN INTEGRAL PART OF WESTERN LIFE. CHOIR Row I—Waters. A. Olsen. Nordberg, Reinhardt. Engel. Aclier. Peterson. Giles. Jenks. Clear, Beck. Blettner, Ten Eyck. McLellen. Burill, Graner, Bjerke. Brace. Grace; Row II—Mr. Tkach, Svendson. Phillips. Lengum, Endres. Hanson. Rice. Skinner, Crowley, Kulp, Schuck, Boyce. Culver, Gebhardt, Dahlstrom. McNevin, Harris. Bertleson. Leech. Nelson; Row III—Adams. Bexoier . Miller, Pell. J. Anderson, Sharp. Day. M. Anderson. Jensen, 8olstad. Thurston. McKernan, Hudson. Dobbin. Piotrashke. Ackerman. Erickson, J. Olson; Row IV—Prosser, T. Anderson, Brueckner, Wingert, Sinykin, Rose. C. Anderson—Manager. Jordan, Bjorkman, Mclntire, Bloomgren. Buckett. Anderson. Newhall. Mattern. Chance. McDougall. James, Rogers. BAND Row I—Hush. West. Cole. Welch, Nelson. Turner, Louskos. MacDonald. Fasbinder. Row II— Dean. Vroegindowoy, Fn'texe, Weir, Ward. Hanson. Francis, Borry. Kremensky. Kesseins. Krieger, Polluci; Row III—Hainlan, McCarthy. Wolfson, Smith. Bolinger, Eskedahl. Root. Anderson, Townsend. Marshall, Duff. B. Duff. Havorly. Ten Dyko, Miller. Walbrink. Shaw, Johnson. Fredrickson. Leverett, Hodgson; Row IV—Johnson. Moore, Boquist. Penner, Peterson. Bonton. Erickson. Hiseke. Wiggins. Ingle. Rode. Webster. Woods. Bauman. Larson. Swanstrom, Cotrell, MacLean, Morrison, Zemlin, Cooper, McIntyre. Griffith. Melama, Mitchell, Ewald. Dahl, Sehagian, Becker, Cronon; Row V—Hanson. LeSage. Brose. Hugus, Stone, Nordland, Stone. Johnson, For has, Gjestvang, Dungan, Shaw, White, Aarnes. B. Woods. Dillman. Hartzell, Campbell. Bathrick. Hess, Hayward. Hocum. vt 1?, ORCHESTRA • Row I—Snyder. Chase, McCulloch, Kell, Meadley, Cooper, Jenton; Row II—DoWitt. Siedman, Heike, DeMoss. Courtier, Robert!. Cole, Purdy, Faibender, Hugus, Wier. Van Ornum. Bate� . Boquist, Beck; Row III—Wikeen, Wiie, 8ros. Barnes. Wolf. Mr. Krieger, Monroe. Nolson, Johnson, Jacobs. Phillips. Thompson, Bishop, Bocker. Cronon. Points. Roberts. Rosberg, Richter. Piano-Clerk. Shapero. GLEE CLUB • Row I—Bradley. Doyle. A. Matolsky. Hagmann. Askeland . Beroier. Meighan, Rose. Rawson, Murray. Abbott. Thompson; Row II—Kessenick. Blackburn, Walsh. Nelson, Vaughn, Kollgren, South. M. Norris, McNael, Villas. Kjorlaug. Gronvell. Wells. Heimen; Row III—Dale. Wion. Perry, E. Matolsky. Kum, Carlson, Skulstad. Swanson. Buettner, Hyde, Boyor. Kivo, Murphy; Row IV—Mr. Tltach. Hall, Davidson. Eckert. Olesky. Norris. Manyan. Robinson. Kuhlman. Wiltman. Wasserman. Dixon. Halvorsen; Row V—Giestvang. Gehrke. Lee. Swanson, Moan. Daringar. Leges. Davis, Glaefke, Day, Bergman. Youngdahl, Kauba. • Physical education . . ARE YOU A GOOD SPORT7 THE PLACE TO FIND OUT IS IN THAT GYM CLASS. WHERE COMPETITION IS KEEN. CHAMPIONS AND CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS ARE OFTEN DEVELOPED IN THOSE HOURS OF RECREATION. YOU'LL FIND YOUR NICHE IN ONE OF THE MANY SPORTS—SWIMMING. TENNIS. GOLF. BASKETBALL. BASEBALL. FOOTBALL. AND TRACK. FORGET THAT TEST NEXT HOUR. AND RELAX YOUR BRAIN. IT WILL APPRECIATE A REST. IF YOU DON'T MAKE THE TEAM. THERE IS ALWAYS NEED OF CHEERLEADERS WHEN THAT FOOTBALL WEATHER BLOWS IN. AND IF YOU JUST AREN'T CUT OUT FOR ANY OF THAT. IT'S EXCITING ENOUGH TO BE IN THE GRANDSTAND YELLING FOR DEAR OLD WEST. SPIRIT OF COMPETITION IN RECREATION BUILDERS OF MEN MUSCLES FOR SALE! AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG WESTERNERS TO BE MOULDED INTO POTENTIAL ATLASES. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES HURRY TO THEIR GYM CLASSES TO SPEND AN HOUR DEVELOPING PHYSICALLY RATHER THAN MENTALLY. ON WARMER DAYS TIME IS CONCENTRATED ON THE SEASONAL SPORTS WHILE WINTER MONTHS ARE SPENT DEVELOPING CO-ORDINATION OF MIND AND MUSCLE. SO ESSENTIAL IN EVERYDAY LIFE. Mr. Zavodsky and Mr. Henderson. TOES POINTED AND BODIES ARCHED—ESSENTIAL INGREDIENTS OF GOOD GYMNASTS. THE FEMININE SIDE OF SPORTS OHI FOR A BREATH OF AIR IN THE GYM WHERE YOU CAN STRETCH OUT. BEFORE RESUMING THE DAY’S STUDY. STIMULATING GAMES OF VOLLEYBALL. BASKETBALL OR TEN-NIS WILL RELAX THE MIND AND STIR THE MUSCLES. WITH THE PIANO POURING FORTH RHYTHMICAL TUNES. THE GIRLS LEARN NEW DANCE STEPS. A SPORTING GAME OF SHUF-FLEBOARD, BADMINTON. OR BOWLING BRINGS COMPETITION IN RECREATION. AN HOUR OF TUMBLING AND YOU WILL BE READY TO TUMBLE INTO THE NEXT CLASSROOM WITH A BRIGHTER SPARKLE IN YOUR EYE. Mitt Carey and Mitt Sandell A SUPPLE AND LIMBER BODY LEADING TO FEMININE GRACE AND POISE MAY BE ACQUIRED FROM HAND STANDS IN GYM CLASS. • Seniors . . FOUR YEARS FILLED WITH STUDY AND SOCIABILITY WILL BECOME BUT A MEMORY TOO QUICKLY. WHAT THIS GRADUATING CLASS HAS ACHIEVED IN THE FIELDS OF SPORTS. CREATIVE WRITING. MUSIC. SCHOLASTICS. ORATORY. AND ART WILL DISTINGUISH THESE MEMORIES LEFT BEHIND. THEY STUDIED AND APPLIED THEIR KNOWLEDGE FOR THE GROWTH OF THE SCHOOL THEY WERE THE FOUNDATION OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. THE POWER OF THE TIMES STAFF. THE STRENGTH OF THE CHOIR. THE MAJORITY OF THAT CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL TEAM. AND FINALLY THE PRODUCERS OF THE HESPERIAN. ITSELF. UPHOLDING THE HONOR AND PRESTIGE OF WEST. THEY ARE NOW READY TO ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY IN A LARGER WORLD. SEE WHAT TWELVE YEARS OF EDUCATION HAS PRODUCED FOR AMERICA. WATCH FOR THEM IN THE RODEO OF LIFE. JANUARY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MARIE SHEFELUK JEANNE MOORHEAD BETTY LOU MAURSTAD GRACE HEGMAN JEANNE CONWAY MARY BARTHOLOMEW KIMBALL CUMMINGS NATALIE OSGOOD FRANCES RAMSDELL LUCILLE RYE JOAN SHORT JANET SOUTH EDITH STEINER NANCY STEWART JAMES TOEPEL JEANNE MOORHEAD MARIE SHEFELUK Salutatorian Valedictorian CLASS OFFICERS—JAMES E. TOEPEL—Secretary; JOAN L. SHORT—Tr«asur«r; IRENE VAN ORNUM—Vic® Pretidant; GEORGE A. FORCHAS—Pre id®nt. EUGENIE BRUNDIOGE 319 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Baccalaureate Committee: Properties Committee for Class Play. EVA BRUNSON 211 . . U. C.. Merit Pin; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Daubers: Class Play. BETTY BUETT-NER 211 . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; Daubers: Sr. Glee Club; G. A. A. LARRY BURNETT 319 . . ARCHONS; Soph. Football; Wrestling—2nd Place. State and Metropolitan Championship Meet; Boxing. Pres.; Middleweight Champion. FRED BYERS 318 . . Class Play. BETTY CARLETON 211 . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; French Club; G. A. A.; Riding Club. MARWOOD CARLSON 103 . . Boxing Club; Flyweight Champion; Class Play Comm. MARJORIE CARLYON 211 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin. ROY CARTER 318 . Kamere Klub. MARGARET CARY 211 . . Daubors; Silver Tri. Pres.; U. C.; 8luo Tri Board; U. C.. Merit Pin; French Club; G. A. A.; Class Play. ELEANOR CHELMAN 211 . . Silver Tri: G. A. A. BUD CHRISTIANSON 103 . . ALLA. Vice Pres. BETTY COLE 211 . . U. C.. Merit Pin; Madrigal; Bluo Tri; Band: Orchestra. DOLORES COLQUHOAN 211 . . G. A. A.; Blue Tri; Silver Tri. LUCILLE COMITA 101 . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri: G. A. A.: U. C., Morit Pin; Glee Club. JEAN CONWAY 211 . . G. A. A.; Natl. Honor Society. 52 Januartj JANE ANDERSON 211 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; G. A. A.; Property Committee. C ass Play: Honor Roll. JEAN ANDERSON 211 . . MARJORIE ANDERSON 211 . . Silver Tri Board; Blue Tri; U. C. Board. Merit Pin; G. A. A.: Senior Dance Chairman. SHIRLEY ARCHAM6AULT 211 . . U. C.: Blue Tri: Silver Tri; French Club: Maskers; Secy. Natl. Forensic League: Stato Championship Dramatic Dociemation; Class Play. DON ARMSTRONG 318 .. W Club; PAX; Football 38- 39; Hockey. '38-'39. ROBERTA ARNOLD 211 . . G. A. A.; U. C.; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Flower Commit-too. Chairman. JIM ASHWORTH 318 .. W Club; ORIONS: Football. '38-'39: Mgr. Hockey Team. '38-39: Commencement Dance Committee. BETTE ASKE-LAND 211 . . Blue Tri; Maskers: Silver Tri; Declama fory; U. C.. Secy.. Pres.; NFL Pres.; Pres. Sr. Gloo Club; '38 State Dramatics: ’39 State Humorous and Natl. Poetry Winnor; Class Play. BETTE MAE BALDWIN 211 . . Bluo Tri; Silver Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; G. A. A.; Commencement Committee. MARY ROSE BARTHOLOMEW 211 . . Maskers Secy., Trees.; Silvor Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.: Service Club; NFL-Rocordor; Fronch Club: Natl. Honor Society; G.A.A. Advisory Pres.: Second Place State Poetry Reading; Class Play. MARILU 8ATHRICK 211 . . Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Student Patriot; Silver Tri; G. A. A.; U. C.. Merit Pin; Glee Club: Band. MARILYN BILODEAU 211 . . G. A. A.: U. C.: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; French Club VIRGINIA BOLINGER 211 . . Westward Ho Secy.; Latin Club: Orchestra: Band. JANICE BORAK 211 . . Blue Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; Riding Club; Cap and Gown Committee: Honor Roll. BOB BRADFORD 318 . . W Club. Pres.: PAX. Pres.: Football. ’37, 38, '39. Co-Capt. '39: Basketball. '38-'39; Baseball. ‘38. '39; Class Day Chairman. MARJORIE BRAY 101 . . Blue Tri; u. c. LLOYD FAIRBANKS 101 . . Track. PHYLLIS FAIR. CHILD 101 . . G. A. A.- Silver Tri; Blue Tri: Spanish Club; U. C.; Class Day Committee; Hesperian—Sen-lor Editor. PHYLLIS FERGUSON 211 . . U. C.; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; French Club: G. A. A.: Flower Committee. JEANNE FLEURY 211 . . Blue Tri; G. A. A. GEORGE FORCHAS 318 . . Ammilus Club. Pros.-. Quill and Scroll; W Club: LOX: All Hi-Y Cabinet: Swimming. '39. Manager ‘38: Baseball Manager '38: Studont Council; Editor Times: Class President; Am. Legion Award. MARION FOURNIER ] 19 . . Blue Tri: U. C.; G. A. A.: French Club: Quill and Scroll; Bacce-leuroeto Committeo; Sports Editor Times Staff. GRAYCE FUNKE 319 . . Blue Tri; U. C.; G. A. A JIM GIANOS 103 . . Boxing Club: Archons. CAROLINE GILBERT 103 . . U. C.: Blue Tri: Silver Tri; G. A. A. BOB GRAAP 103 . . Class Play. HAZEL GREENWOOD 319 . . U. C.; Student Patriot: Blue | Tri; Silver Tri: French Club; Cioss Memorial Commit tee. MARY GREINER 319 . . U. C.; Cap and Gown Committee. PHYLLIS GROSS 103 . . Silver Tri. MARGARET HA- GEN 211 . . G. A. A.: Silver Tri; U. C. SHIRLEY HAGMAN 319 . . Madrigal; S'lvor Tri Blue Trill. C.; Glee Club: G. A. A.: Class Play Committee. REEVE HANKINS 103 . . UTA; Track; Class Play. 53 _____________________________________________ Januauj Ctai CONNIE CRAIGIE 211 . . U. C. Merit Pit Silver Tri: Glee Club: french Club; Quill enc Property Committee of Class Ploy: Announcom Invitations Committee; News Editor of Times BALL CUMMINGS 318 . . Commencement C tee; Student Council; Advisory Pres.; Nat'l Hon defy. LILLIAN DANIELS 211 . . Silver Tri; Blu U. C.. Merit Pin; French Club; Quill and Scrol Glee Club: G. A. A.; Cap and Gown Commi Class Play Committee. PHYLLIS DARDIS 319 , . ver Tri; Bluo Tri; Bird and Conservation C G. A. A. JOHN DATE 101 . , UTA; Swimming, 36: Class Pla CHARLES DAULTON 318 . . Ammilus-Vico Pres Do Pol; Studont Patriot Club. MARION DAVIES 30 . . Daubers; U. C.; Art Exhibit in Natl. Scholastic Contest. EDSON DE VAY 309. DOROTHY DRAKE 211 . . U. C., Merit Pin; Declamatory; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; G. A. A.; fencing Club; Class Play. ROBERT DRAKE 318 . . HAROLD DUN- GAN 103 . . Orions; Football, 38- 39; Hockey, '38-'39. AUBREY DUNKUM 318 . . Spanish Club: Orions--Treat.; Track, '37, 38. 39; Commencement Committee: Student Council; Class Play. SHIRLEY GENE DURRIN 211 . . Silver Tri; Bluo Tri; Student patriot. BILL EDDY 319 . . ROBERT ERICKSON 318 . . Band. JEAN ESKEDAHL 211.. Blue Tri; U. C.; Silver Tri; Band; G. A. A. Cf.anu.axLj (2La±± BOB HANSON 101 . . Boxing. 36-‘37: Soph. Football. HARRY HARPER 103 . . SIGMUND HARRIS 318 . . LOX—Secy.: Chairman Class Memorial Com-mittoo; Class Play. GRACE HEGMAN 319 . . Silver Tri Board; U. C.; Blue Tri Pres.: German Club: Stu-dont Council: Natl. Honor Society. Vice Pres.: Advisory Pres.: Commencement Committee Chairman; Baccalaureate Committee: American Legion Award. DORIS HENEY 319 . . Script Club: Hesperian Staff. JOSEPH HENRICH 318 . . JOANNE HERMANN 309 . . Blue Tri; Silvor Tri; Sr. Glee Club; U. C.: G. A. A.; Class Day Committee. BILL HIRSCH 318 . . Archons—Secy. JEAN HOCUM 319 . . U. C.: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; G. A. A. BILLIE JEAN HODGSON 319 . . Blue Tri; G. A. A.; U. C.; French Club: Madrigal; Student Patriot Club: Class Memorial Committoo: Class Play Committee; Band. RUTH HODROFF 103 . . Blue Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; G. A. A.; Baccalaureate Committee; Hesperian Staff. ELIZABETH HOLBROOK 319 . . Silvor Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; G. A. A.; Sr. Choir; Glee Club. CHARLES HOLMAN 318 . . French Club; Ammilus: Script Club; Ring end Pin Committee; Quill and Scroll: Class Play: Times Staff. JOANNE HUCKINS 319 . . U. C.; Bluo Tri; Flower Committee. RUSSELL HUGUS 318 . . Properties Committoo—Class Play; Band. ELINOR HULTKRANS 309 . . U. C.; Blue Tri; French Club: Announcements and Invitations Committee: Class Play Committoo. AL JOHNSON 318 . . Gymnastic Team; Boxing '38; Cap and Gown Committoo- 8and. CLIFFORD JOHN-SON 318 . . Class Day Committoo: Band: Orchostre; Danco Band. WARREN JOHNSON 103 . . UTA—Vico Pros.: Class Play. PATRICIA JOHNSTON 319 . . Silvor Tri; Bluo Tri; U. C.; G. A. A. MARION KELLY 319 . . U. C.; Blue Tri; G. A. A. THEODORA KING 319 . . Blue Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; G. A. A.: W; French Club; Silvor Tri; Glee Club. JANET KNOFF 319 . . Sponish Club: Quill and Scroll —Socy.; U. C.. Merit Pin; Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Jr. Choir; G. A. A.; Pin and Ring Committee Chairman; Times Staff. JACK KNOX 101 . . Choss. '36: Football. '36-'37. ANN OREEN KVAM 101 . . Blue Tri; U. C.; French Club; Fencing Club: G. A. A.; Riding Club: Hiking Club. BOB LANG 319 . . Orion—Pres.: Football. W Award: Class Day Committee: Class Play Committee; Advisory Pres.: Times Staff; Student Council. MILTON LARSON 101 . . Track. W Winner; Stato Champion Toam, '37, '38. '39; Drako Relays: Intramural Basket-ball: Diamondball. IVAN LEE 319 . . Archons—'39 Pres., '38 Trees.; Hi-Y Cabinet; Soph. Diamondball; Soph. Basketball: Cap and Gown Committee. SHERMAN LEGAS 103 . . French Club: ALLA—'39 Trees.; Boxing, '37; Swimming. '38-'39. DAYTON LE SAGE 101 . . Band. ROY LILJA 318 .. W Club: Football. '37. '38, '39; Hockey. '39. ELAINE LILLE-JORD 319 . . Silver Tri: Bluo Tri; French Club: Service Club: Class Day Committee. 54 CLa±± JOYCE LIVINGSTON 319 . . Daubers; G. A. A. VIVIAN IUNDAHI 319 . . Bluo Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; Silver Tri; G. A. A.; Class Play: Declamatory; Glee Club. BILL LUNDBERG 319 . . THOMAS LUNDEEN 319 . . Wrestling. JOHN MacGILVRAY 319 . . Orion; Commencement Dance Committee. DON MacINTOSH 318 . . Archon: Track. '37-'38: Times Staff. JANE MARSHALL 101 . . G. A. A.; W Winner: City Wide Winnor. CLIFFORD MARTIN 309 . . Hockey. '38-'39 EDWARD MATHYS 101 . . French Club: UTA—Pres.; Soph. Football. ’38. BETTE MAURSTAD 309 . . Natl. Honor Society; Ammilus; Do Pol; Madrigal; Bluo Tri; Orchestra: Service Club: G. A, A.: All-City Orches fra. GERMAINE MAYO 211 . . U. C. PHOEBE McNURLIN 101 . . G. A. A.: U. C.: Jr. Glee Club. BEN MEYERS 319 . . DONALD MOE 101 . . Speed Skating, '38-‘39: W Winner; State and City Championship. '39: Class Play Committee: Cap and Gown Committee; Advisory Pres. IRENE MONTMAN 101 . U. C.: G. A. A.: Blue Tri; Silver Tri. JEANNE MOORHEAD 101 . . Service Club; Silver Tri; Bluo Tri: G. A. A.—Pres., Vice Pres.; City Wido Award; W Award: Cap and Gown Committoe; Natl. Honor Society: Class Ploy: Salutatorien. ELEANOR MURPHY 211 . . U. C.; Silver Tri. GEORGE MYHRE 101 . . Timos Staff. ELSIE MAE NORTON 101 . . U. C.: G. A. A.; W Winner; City Wide Winner. JOHN O'CONNELL . . Class Play. ROBERT OLSON 319 . . Radio Club. Pres.. Treas. NATALIE OSGOOD 101 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; Glee Club; Closs Day Committoo: Class Play Committee; Natl. Honor Socioty. CLYDE OSTRANDER 318 . . Archont: Swimming. 38-‘39- Band. BOB PETERSON 101 . . Pax; Baseball. '37. '38. '39—Capt.. All-City; Hockey, '38. '39. All-City; Closs Day Committee. FLORENCE PETERSON 101 . . Blue Tri; U. C.: Silvor Tri; Advisory President. MARJORIE PETERSON 101 . . G. A. A.; Silvor Tri: Blue Tri; U. C.; Honor Roll. JOYCE PLATTEN 101 . . Silver Tri. Board: U. C.. Secy.; Natl. Forensic League; Maskors; Bluo Tri: Advisory Pres.; Student Council; Class Play. HERBERT PURDY 101 . . Spanish Club; WIN-X; Baccalaureate; Class Play: Band; Orchestra. MILTON QUALL 101 . . FRANCES RAMSDELL 309 . . Blue Tri. Board: Silver Tri; U. C.; Jr. Choir; Gloe Club: French Club; Service Club; Quill and Scroll: G. A. A., Board: Commencement Dance Committee; Natl. Honor Society; Times Staff; Hesperian Staff; Closs Play Publicity Chairmon. MAURICE REEP 309 . . Chess: Studont Patriot Club. Pros.; LOX; Cap and Gown Committee. MARILYN REINHARDT 309 .. U. C., Merit Pin; Silver Tri; Band. 55 'c'January CLan EUDORA RENDELL 309 . . Blue Tri. 8oard; U. C.; Student Patriot Club. Secy.: G. A. A., Pro .: Chairman of Announcements and Invitations Committee. SUZANNE RICHTER 103 . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri: U. C. FRANK RILEY 103 . . De Pol: Class Play. LUCILLE RYE 309 . . Spanish Club: Natl. Honor Society: Blue Tri., Secy.; Silver Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; Glee Club: Commencement Committee. CATHRYN SCHWISTER 309 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin. RUTH SEASTRAND 309 . . Dauber; Spanish Club: Cap and Gown Committee: Choir. DONNA SEWELL 309 . . ARNOLD SHARTIN 309 . WIN-X; Soph. Football: Class Day Committee; Class Play Committee: Times Staff: Honor Roll. ROBERT SHAW 318 . . MARIE SHEFELUK 309 . . Blue Tri; G. A. A.; Ammilus; Madrigal, Vice Pres.; Natl. Honor Society. Pres.: Orchestra; Chairman. Baccaleuroate Comnittoe: Properties Committee of Class Play: First Prize Natl. High School Music Contest; Valodictorian. JOAN SHORT 309 . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; U. C.; Quill and Scroll; French Cub. Vice Pres.; Service Club: Student Council. Secy.; G. A. A.; Secy. Senior Class: Times Staff; Advisory Pres.; Hes Parian Editor; Natl. Honor Society. NORMA SKUL-STAD 309 . . U. C.: Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Glee Club: G. A. A.; Sign Room; Class Day Committoe. BETTY SLORBY 211 . . Silver Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin. BETTY SMITH 319 . . U. C.: Blue Tri; Class Play. TOM SMITH 309 . . LOX. JANET SOUTH 309 . . French Club: U. C.: Fencing; Blue Tri; Class Play. Student Director: Natl. Honor Society. BEATRICE SPURRELL 309 .. U. C.; Silver Tri. EDITH STEINER 309 .. U. C.: Blue Tri; G. A. A.: German Club; Natl. Honor Society. NANCY STEWART 309 . . Spanish Club; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; G. A. A.. Board; U. C.; Natl. Honor Society. MARY LOU STOCK 101 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; G. A. A. JOHN STOCKBRIDGE 309 . . Gloe Club. HOWARD STUTSMAN 309. JAMES TOEPEL 103 . . Spanish Club: ALLA. Pres.: Class Treasurer: Advisory Pres.; Natl. Honor Society: Class Play; Hesperian Staff. JACK TURLEY 103 . . Kamera Klub; Cap and Gown Committee; Band. IRENE VAN ORNUM 103 . . U. C.. Secy.; Blue Tri; Quill and Scroll, Pres.; Hesperian Staff. Asst. Editor; Spanish Club: Silver Tri Board: Service Club; G. A. A.: Senior Class Vice Pres.: Peptimiss; Times Staff. MARY WALTER 103 . . Daubers; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C. PATRICIA WALTER 103 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; French Club. STANLEY WASSERMAN 103 . . Stamp Club: Glee Club: Jr. Squad Football: Intramural Dia-mondball; Intramural Basketball. MARION WEAVER 103 . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; U. C.; Riding Club; Service Club: French Club: G. A. A.; Cap and Gown Committee. BOB WELSH 103 . . Band: Stag'e Electrician; Class Play. BOB WHITTEN 103 . . PAX; Football; Hockey: Intramural Basketball and Diamondball. BOB WICKLUND 318. 56 Qjanuaxif (2ta±± DON WILLIAMS 101 . . PAX; Boxing. 37. 38. 39; Football. Jr.. '37; DON WILTON 103. TED WOLD 103 . . ORION: Soph. Football and Basketball; Class Play. Publicity Committee; Times Staff. WARREN WOODS 103 . . ARCHON; Baseball: Student Coun-cil; Band. BETTE ANNE YE 103 . . U. C.; Blue Tri: Silver Tri; G. A. A. ALLAN ZDARSKY 318 . . Base-ball; Intramural Baskotball; Boxing. GRADUATING WITHOUT PICTURES Christianson. Harry Deringer. George Hull. Paul Heleve. Winnifred Manzavrakas, Lulu Murphy. Theodora Murray, Frank Nelson. Curtis Reese. James Walrath. Betty Lou Representative seniors GRAtt HtGMAN GEORGE FORCHAS AT THE END OF TWELVE YEARS WE ALWAYS FIND IN OUR MIDST A FEW STUDENTS WORTHY OF RECOGNITION. STU-DENTS WHO HAVE LEFT AN INDELIBLE MARK ON ALL OF THEIR FRIENDS. THEY HAVE CONQUERED THE VARIOUS FIELDS INTO WHICH THEY HAVE VENTURED. BE THEY ATHLETICS. SPEECH. MUSIC. OR SCHOLARSHIP. AND HAVE CAPTURED THE HIGHEST AND MOST COVETED POSITIONS OPEN TO THEM. WE SALUTE THOSE OF THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1940 WHO SO GENEROUSLY CONTRIBUTED OF THEIR TIME AND TALENTS TO OUR SCHOOL BETTE ASKELAND BOB BRADFORD MARIE SHEFELUK 57 JUNE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY VALEDICTORIANS SEATED—MARGARET CLAAR. LOUISE M.cPHERSON STANDING (LEFT TO RIGHT)—JANET ACKER, ARLENE LANGUM. CORA SWIGGUM. SALUTATORIAN—SHIRLEY CATES JANET ACKER CLYDE ANDERSON VIRGINIA 6EARG ROLAND BROWN JANET BURLEY KATHERINE BURTON SHIRLEY CATES MARGARET CLAAR ERRA CORNWALL MARJORIE DAHLSTROM ARNOLD DASKOVSKY BURTON DIAMOND NANCY JANE DORER GEORGIA GJESTVANG MARILYN HAINLIN VITA HARRIS THERESA JORGENSON BETTY JOSEPH BETTY KIESELHORST LA VERNE KNUDTSON ELAINE KOTALA ELIZABETH KRAEMER ARLENE LANGUM LOUISE M.cPHERSON BOB METCALF DARYL MITTON DAVID MORGAN NANCY MORSE CAROL NAUS AUDREY OLSEN KATHLEEN ORR HELEN PHILLIPS TOM ROBERTS SADA SAHAGIAN ARTHUR SWANSTROM CORA SWIGGUM WARREN UNDERWOOD VIRGINIA WATTERS CLARE WEST GORDON WINTHEISER SENIOR OFFICERS GEORGE McKEREGHAN—Pr. id.n� : CAROL NAUS—Vic. Pr. id.n� ; SADA SAHAGIAN—Secretary; HARVEY MEDCALF—Ti U 2£ (2£ciii. BOB ABBOTT 105 . . Studont Council; Pa . Treas.: Soph. Football: Tennis. JANET ACKER 221 . . Silver Tri; DePol; Blue Tri; Nat. Honor Society; Student Patriot; Glee Club; Choir; G. A. A.. Board; Script Club. Pres.: French Club, Pres.; U. C., Merit Pin; W Award; Hasp. Staff; Lochinvar; Seating Com-mittee. Ch. HONORS ADAMS I OS . . U. C.; G. A. A.: Student Patriot: Orch. VIRGINIA L AHLMAN 3l5 . . Home Club. Pres. ETHEL M. AHLQUIST 221 . . Homo Club. JACK AKERS 221 . . French Club: Times Staff: CXC; Ping Pong. DONNA MARIE ALBRIGHT 221 . . U. C.. Merit Pin; Chess Club; Glee Club; Madrigal: Bird and Conservation; G. A. A.: Seating Committee; Seton Hi. Pres.: Times Staff; Choral Spkg. MASON ALKIRE 221. JUNE ANDERBERG 105 . . G. A. A.: Silver Tri; Blue Tri: U. C. ROBERT P. ANDERSEN 105 . . Script Club; Class Day Committee; French Club. Secy.: Maskers. Secy. BONNA ANDERSON 221 . . Blue Tri; U. C.; G. A. A. CLYDE F. ANDERSON I 32 . . Sorvico Club; Studont Patriot: DePol: Quill and Scroll: Madrigal; Camera: Sompers. Socy.. Pres.: All Hi-Y Secy.: 400 Club Rop.; Soph. Football; Basketball; Tennis; Sr. Memorial Committee. Ch.; Adv. Pres.; Hasp. Staff Sports Ed.; Co ed, of Poptimist: Times Staff. Assoc. EH.: Ammilus. Treas.: Nat. Honor Society. Secy.; N. F. L.; Debate; Choir. Trees.; Studont Mgr.; Octette; Doclamatory. DON ANDERSON 132 . . W Club; Orions; Foot, ball. '37. '38. 39—All City. 39; Basketball. 38. 39. '40; Baseball. '38. '39; Wrestling. '37; Times Staff. HELEN ANDERSON 105 . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; G. A. A.; U. C.; French Club. MARY ANDERSON 105 . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri; Madrigal; Choir; German Club. V. Pres. TED ANDERSON 105 . . Camora: CXC; Track: Class Day Committoe: Adv. Pres.; Choir, Shi dent Conductor; Jazz Band; Octette; West Hi-Larities; Vaudeville. BOB ANSELL 105 .. THOMAS ARNOLD 221.. Student Patriot; Chess Club; Hi-Y Cabinet; Alla. Secy.: Ping Pong; Debate. JEANNE BARBASO 224 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; French Club; Class Play Committee: Adv. Pres.; Honor Roll. FRANCES BAR-LOW 221 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; G. A. A.: Jr. Glee Club: U. C„ Board. Merit Pin. FRANCES BARRETT 221 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri-G. A. A.; Jr. Glee Club; U. C.. Board. Merit Pin. BILL BATES 221 . . WILLIAM BAUMAN 132 . . Choral Spkg.; Golf: Band: Orch. BOB BAUMGARTNER 221 . Daubers: Sign Room; N. F. L.: Sempers: Publicity; Homecoming; Peptimist. Cartoonist; Times Staff, Art Ed.; Hasp: Radio Workshop. VIRGINIA BEARG 315 . . Nat. Honor Society; French Club. Board: Script; Daubers. Secy., Treas.: Lochinvar, Ed.; Creative Writing Awards: Hesp. JOHN BELL 105 . . Uta, Secy.: Hi-Y Cabinet; Soph. Football; Adv. Pres. MARY BELL 105 . . G. A. A.: Blue Tri; French Club; Silver Tri, Secy.: U. C.. Board. DONALD BENJAMINSON 132 . . Foreign Policy Assoc.; Baseball: Hockey: Soph. Football; Honor Roll. ROBERT BENSON 224 . . SHIRLEY BENSON 105 . . G. A. A,; U. C.; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Fronch Club. JOY BERGSTEN 105 . . Blue Tri; U. C.; Orch. SHIRLEY BERMAN 105 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; French Club. 59 Junz (2[a±± MARY LOU BERTELSON 201 . . U. C.; Blue Tri; Riding Club; G. A. A.: Honor Roll; Octette; Choir; Carolers: Glee Club. EVERETT BESON 132 . . Base ball. LAVONNE BILLINGTON 221 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Bird and Conservation; Student Patriot; U. C., Merit Pin; Seton Hi; G. A. A.; Glee Club: Marching and Seating Committee: Honor Roll. WIN-NIFRED BISHOP 212 . . French Club; Silver Tri: Blue Tri; Student Patriot; U. C.. Merit Pin. Board: Times. Bus Mgr.; Hesp.; Class Day. RUTH BJORCK 221 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; G. A. A.: French Club; Times Staff; Quill and Scroll: Honor Roll. DONALD S. BJORKMAN 221 . . DePol, Secy.: Student Patriot; Ammilus; German Club, Pres.: Madrigal. Treas.; Choir. Trees.; Win-X. Secy.; Hi-Y Cabinet: Adv. Pres.; Hesp. Staff. Adv. Mgr.; Foreign Policy Assoc.; 2nd Place League of Nations Tost. 39. '40: Service Club. TED BLACK 221 . . Script; Creativo Writing Awards; Swimming. DAVID BLAIR 221 . . French Club; Student Patriot; Golf, 38, 39, '40: Basketball, '38. LAWRENCE BLAIR 201 . . Win-X; Soph. Football: Times Staff. THOMAS LEE BLEVINS 106 . . WILLIAM BODNER 316 . . Boxing: Foathorwoight and Lightweight Boxing Titles. GENEVIEVE BOYD 221 . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; Choral Spkg.; G. A. A. PATRICIA BOYLAN 221 . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; G. A. A.; French Club; U. C.. Morit Pin; Bird and Conservation. HAROLD BRICK 213 . . CHARLES BRIN 308 . . DePol; Chess Club; N. F. L.: Dux; Spurs: Daubers, Secy.-Treas.; Declamotory. BARBARA BROS 221 . . U. C.: Blue Tri; Band: Orchestra: All-City Band. '39. COMFORT BROWN 105 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C. ROLAND BROWN 105 . . Glee Club; French Club; Orions. Socy.: Nat. Honor Society. TONY BROWN 132 . . Win-X; Tumbling: French Club. Secy. DOROTHY H. BROWNELL 315. MILDRED BUE 308a . . U. C.: Blue Tri; Silver Tri; G. A. A.. Board. JANET BURLEY 221 . . Silver Tri; G. A. A.: Blue Tri; U. C., Merit Pin; Riding Club: Times Staff; Hesp. Staff. Sr. Ed.; Student Patriot; French Club; Adv. Pres.; Class Memorial Committee: Quill and Scroll; Honor Roll; Class Ploy. KATHERINE BURTON 213 . . Riding Club: Blue Tri: Silver Tri; U. C.; Nat. Honor Society; Times Staff. GEORGE BUTTERFIELD 105. JACK CARLYLE 117 . . Chess Club. FLORENCE CARR 314 . . N. F. L.; Debate; G. A. A. JACQUE-LINE CARRAHER 316 . . French Club; U. C. SALLY CASSIDY 314 . . French Club; U. C.; Silver Tri. SHIRLEY CATES 314 . . Ammilus: Blue Tri; U. C.. Morit Pin; Riding Club; Student Patriot. Vice Pres.; German Club; G. A. A.; National Honor Society; Choral Spkq. PHILIP CHANCE 314 . . Choir; Uta: Football; Soph. Basketball. JACK CHANDLER 314 . . Swimming. 38, '39. '40: Jr. Football: Orions, Pros., Vice Pres., Treas.: West Hi-Y. Troas.; Adv. Pres.; Band. JUNE CHANDLER 314 . . U. C.; French Club; Bluo Tri; Silvor Tri: G. A. A. 60 2 uns (2Ha±x BARBARA CHARTIER 224 . . IDELL CHIER 218 . . SHELDON CHILDS 315 . . CXC: Swimming: Kamera Klub. JACK CHILSTROM 221. MARY CHILSTROM 224 . . Silver Tri; 8luo Tri; Stu-dent Patriot: U. C. PAUL W. CHRISTOPHER 105 . . Service Club: Bowling. MARGARET CLAAR 314 . . DePol; Madrigal: Silver Tri; Bluo Tri; Script Club: Nat. Honor Society: Commencement Program Committee: Choir. Secy.; Adv. Pres. DORIS CLARK 234 . . Silver Tri; G. A. A.: Seton Hi. Secy.; Timos Staff. HOMER CLAY 105 . . French Club: Chess Club: Tumbling. N. W. Champ.; Bowling. DOROTHY COCROFT 105 . . Silver Tri; G. A. A.: Blue Tri; U. C.; Daubers. DAN COLBURN 132 . . H. S. Ski Tour.. '37. '38. '39. '40; First Place. Second Place; N. A. A. C. MARY COMB. 314 . . Silver Tri; Bluo Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; G. A. A.; French Club. Board. LILA CONRAD 105 . . Blue Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin. JOHN CONVERSE 105 . . Madrigal; 400 Club: Uta. Vice Pres.: Football. DON COOMBS 314 . . DoPoi; Ammilus; Semper, Pres.; Times Staff; Debate: Oratory: Radio Workshop. MARY COOPER 314 . . G. A. A.: Blue Tri; U. C.; Orch.; French Club. ROGER COOPER 314 . . Win-X. Secy.; Band. ERRA CORNWALL 314 . . Quill and Scroll; Nat. Honor Society: Silver Tri: U. C.; Blue Tri; French Club: Hesp. Staff; Times Staff; Ammilus. Troas.; Radio Workshop: Publicity Committee. Ch. KATHLEEN COTTRELL 212 . . French Club; U. C.: Blue Tri. DOROTHY CREGAN 201 . . Blue Tri; U. C. EDYTHE CRIST 105 . . Blue Tri; Seton Hi; U. C. BOB CRONE 105 . . Alla. JIM CROSBY 201 . . French Club; CXC, Troas.; All Hi-Y Cobinot; Swimming; Publicity Committoo. JEANNE CROSLEY 314. DEMARIS CRUMLEY 212 .. U. C.; Silver Tri: Blue Tri; G. A. A.; French Club. MIRIAM CUMMINGS 105 . . Seton Hi; U. C. BILL CUNDY 105 . . Glee Club: Bowling; Quartet; Mayon. HOPKINS CUSHING 132 . . Win-X. Treas., Vice Pres.; Soph. Football: All Hi-Y Cabinet, Pres. ROY DAHL 224 . „ Archons; Baseball; Hockoy. Mgr. HOWARD DAHLMAN 201 . . Spanish Club; Orions. Vice Pres.; Golf; Adv. Pres. MARJORIE DAHLSTROM 314 . . Spanish Club: Blue Tri; Silver Tri; U. C.: Ammilus, Secy.; Riding Club. Vice Pros.; Hosp. Staff: Adv. Pres.; Honor Roll; Choir. MARGIE DALY 314 . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; G. A. A.; Choir; U. C.; Bird and Conservation: Times Staff; Service Club. 61 EARL DOWS 307 . . Kamera Klub. JIMMY DRINK- ALL 212 . . Win-X. Prat.. Trea . Vica Pros: Timas Staff; Band. BILL DUFF 312 . . Du Vica Pres.: Band. LYLE ECKBERG 224. MARJORIE EDELSTEN 312 . . Script: Madrigal; French Club; 8lue Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; Lochinvar, Asst. Ed. SUSAN EICHHORN 312 . . French Club: Silver Tri; G. A. A.; Blue Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; Hasp. Staff. DOUGAS ELLEBY 312 . . TED ELMGREN 132 . . Tumbling. KATHERINE ENDRES 312 . . Madrigal; Script Club; Choral Spkg.; U. C.; Blue Tri; Lochinvar; Choir. DOROTHY ENGEL 312 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; G. A. A.: U. C. DICK ENGELHARDT 312 . . Du : Orch. BEN ENGSTRAND 312 Baseball. 39. 40; Foot-ball. VIRGINIA ERICSON 213 . . G. A. A.; French Club; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Student Patriot; U. C.; Riding Club. THEODORA ERRINGER 308a . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; G. A. A.; Tumbling; Riding; Tennis: Swimming: U. C.; Adv. Pres.: Times Staff. JAY ERST AD 132 . . Boxing. ‘38. '39. '40. PAT EVANS 312. 62 j.unz d[a±± LUTHER DANELZ 314 . . ROBERT DANIELSON 314 . . All Nations' Basketball Tournament. ARNOLD DAS-KOVSKY lOS . . DePol: Maskers: Nat. Honor Society. Trees.; Alla: Gym Team; Swimming Team; Class Play Committee. Ch.; Hasp. Staff: W Club: Service Club. ANN DAVIS 308a . . G. A. A.; Silver Tri; U. C„ Merit Pin; Hasp. Staff; Student Council; Blue Tri, Board; ICC. Pres.; Commencement Dance Committee. HERSCHEL DAVIS 314 . . French Club: CXC; Soph. Baseball: Football. MARY DAY 226 . . Choir; Glee Club: French Club; Ammilus; U. C.; Blue Tri; G. A. A.; Riding Club: Bird and Conservation. Pres. BURTON DIAMOND 308a . . Ammilus: DePol: Nat. Honor Society: Dux: Adv. Pres.; Orch. WILLIAM DION 212 . . Gorman Club: Archons, Treas. JUNE DOBERSTEIN 224 . . EILEEN DOOLEY 224 . . Blue Tri; Seton Hi; G. A. A.; Student Patriot. GENE DORAN 314 . . Basoball. NANCY JANE DORER 314 .. French Club: Bluo Tri; Silver Tri; U. C.: G. A. A.; DePol; Studont Patriot; Nat. Honor Society; Debate; Creative Writing Awards. BETTY DORNACHER 201 . . Bluo Tri; Silver Tri; U. C. BETTY DORRANCE 314 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; French Club; U. C.. Merit Pin; G. A. A.; Flower Committee. Ch. ADDISON DOUGLASS 308a . . Quill and Scroll; CXC. Vice Pros.; All Hi-Y Cab.. Vice Pres.; Basketball; Tennis; Golf; Soph. Football; Publicity Committee; Honor Roll; Adv. Pres.: Business Mgr., Hasp.: Circ. Mgr.. Times. BOB DOWNS 316 . . Rodio Workshop; Chorol Spkg. BRUCE FRUEN 312 . . Win-X. DAN GALLAGHER 308a . . W Club; Boxing; Pot. S«cy.; Football, '38, 39: Track. 37. 40. JACQUELINE GANGESTAD 312 . . Blua Tri; U. C.; G. A. A.; Hasp. Staff; Honor Roll. JEANNE GASKELL 312 . . U. C. KENNETH GATES 114 . . MARGARET GEBHARDT 312 . . Silvor Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; G. A. A.: Choir. JACK GEMLO 308 . . BILL GEORGE 312 . . Lot; All Hi-Y, Troas.: Track; Student Council. BENNA GERBER 314 . . U. C.; Bluo Tri: French Club; Silvor Tri; G. A. A. DAVE GERBERDING 312 . . Adv. Pro .; N. F. L.; CXC. Secy.. Hi-Y Cabinet; Football; Class Day Committee. Ch.; Time Staff; Hesp. Staff, Phot. Ed.; Debate: Extemp. Speaking. JEAN GERTSEN 308 . . U. C.; Bluo Tri; Silver Tri; Spanish Club; Choir. ROBERT GIBSON 3IS . . Adv. Pros. MAXINE GILLES 308 . . G. A. A.; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; Bird and Conservation; Riding Club; Tennis; Baccalaureate Committee, Ch.; Jr. Choir. BOB GIS-SELBECK 31S . . Wrestling. GEORGIA GJESTVANG 212 .. Madrigal: U. C.; Nat. Honor Societyf G. A. A.; Glee Club. BOB GOLDEN 114 . . Archons. Treas. 63 FLOYD FAHLEM 312 . . DONALD R. FARMER 312 . . DePol. Pres.; Ammilus; Student Patriot; Script; N. F. L.. Pres.; Dux. Secy.; Adv. Pres.: Debate: Extomp. Speaking. ROSEMARY FASBENDER 312 . . G. A. A.; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; Band; Orch. DAVID FEIN-BERG 312 . . Pax; Bacc. Committee; Adv. Pres.; Honor Roll: Hesp. Staff. DICK FITTS 308 . . Orions. Secy.; Times Staff; Honor Roll. HARRY FLETCHER 312 . . GWEN L. FLINT 218 . . Blue Tri; U. C. LUCILLE M. FLYNN 218 . . Bluo Tri; U. C.; Quill and Scroll; Honor Roll. JEAN FOLSOM 312 . . Blue Tri. BOB FORD 308 . . Orions. Treas.; Track, ’38. ‘39. '40. LOIS FOURNIER 312 . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; U. C. DON FRANCISCO 312. TED FRANKUS 114. AL FREDRICKSON 312 . .-Band. RAY FREEMAN 308a . . Kamera Klub. Board. MABEL FRITZ 312 .. U. C.; G. A. A. J.u.nz (2[a±± DORIS GOSLING 315 .. Kamera Klub: Blue Tri; U. C.; G. A. A.; Basketball. LESTER GOTTLIEB 308 . . DePol: French Club: N. F. L.; Alla; Commencement Committee: Debate; Declamotory; Radio Workshop; Honor Ro'l. CLYDE GOULD 132 . . W‘ Club; Quill end Scroll; Du . Charter Pres.; Hi-Y Cabinet; Football, '38. '39; Times Staff. ROBERT GOW 315 . . Hockey. ALYCE GRACA 315 . . French Club: U. C.; Madrigal; Blue Tri; G. A. A.; Lochinver; Glee Club; Choir: Octette. Accompanist. LUCILLE GRANER 308a . . German Club; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; Madrigal; Choir; Tumbling. BOB GRANQUIST Aud . . PEGGY GRATTAN 302 . . G. A. A.; Blue Tri; U. C. RONALD GRIDLEY 132 . . BERNARD JOHN GROSS 132 . . Alla. MARJORIE GUSTAFSON 308a . . French Club: G. A. A.; Silver Tri; 8!ue Tri; U. C.: Glee Club; Times Staff. MARILYN HAINLIN 315 . . Blue Tri; U. C.; G. A. A.; Nat. Honor Society; Band. BETTY HALL 218 . . U. C.: Bird and Conservation; Silver Tri: Times Staff; G. A. A.; Commencement Committee; French Club. Board: Blue Tri. Board; Honor Roll. CLIFFORD HANSEN 132 . . Baseball. 37. MER-RILL HANSEN 301 . . Archons: Bo ing; Baseball. DOROTHY ANN HANSON 315 . . Silvor Tri; Blue Tri; French Club; U. C.; G. A. A.; Honor Roll. MARIE HANSON 315 . . G. A. A.; U. C.: Band; Orch. SHIRLEY HANSON 308a . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; G. A. A.; Glee Club. VITA HARRIS 315 . . German Club; Choir; Blue Tri; U. C.; Silver Tri; Nat. Honor Society; Glee Club. JACK HAVERLY 315 . . W Club; Ammilus; Lo . Secy.; Swimming: Football Mgr.; Seating Committoo, Ch.; Band. GORDON HAYWARD 315 . . DoPol; Sompors: Drum-major '38. '39. '40: Band: Declamatory. EUGENE HECK 315 . . DePol; Chess: Du ; Bowling; Honor Roll; Choral Speaking; Debeto: N. F. L. BETTE MAE HEDTKE 315 . . G. A. A.; Blue Tri; U. C. FRED HEISEKE 132 . . Foreigr Policy Association; Tennis. 39. '40; Hockey, '39. '40: Soph. Basketball; Orch. TED HELLER 132 . . W Club; Pa . Treas.. Vice Pres.; Football. ‘38, '39; Hockey. '40; Class Day Committee. MARY HERNING 221 . . G. A. A.; Spanish Club. ANGELINE HETMAN 114 . . Blue Tri; U. C.: Home Club. Pres. BETTY HIMMELMAN 315 . . G. A. A.; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; French Club: Times Staff; Honor Roll. EARL HINNERS 308a . . Pa ; Sempers; Track. 38. '39. 40. MARY ANNE HITCH 315 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.. Morit Pin; Fronch Club; Hesp. Staff; Times Staff; Cap and Gown Committee. Ch. BETTY HODGE 224 . . Silver Tri; U. C.: Blue Tri. MORLEY HORWITZ 201 . . Servico Club: Times Staff; Baseball; Honor Roll. 64 JOHN HOWES 308a . . Radio Club. Secy. ELIZABETH HUGHES 114 . . G. A. A.: U. C., Merit Pin; Publicity Committoo; Blue Tri; Ammilus: Silver Tri; French Club; Riding Club. BETTY HYDE 308a . . Glee Club: Times Staff; U. C., Board. Morit Pin; French Club; Quill and Scroll: G. A. A.; Blue Tri; Masters; Riding Club. BILL HYLAND 308a . . CXC; Basketball; Soph. Foot-ball; Boxing; Adv. Pres.; Times Staff. CHARLES INGEBRETSEN 114 . . Lox. Pres.. Vico Pres.; Hi-Y Cabinet: Basketball; Senior Danco Com-mitteo. CARL INGLE 308a . . Boxing; Dux; Baseball: Band. FLORENCE JACKSON 308a . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; Gorman Club; Daubers; DePol. Treas.; Student Patriot: Tumbling. DOUGLAS JACOBSON 308a . . Hockey. DORIS JENKS 315 . . Bluo Tri; Silver Tri; U. C.; G. A. A.; Choir; Glee Club; Tumbling; Madrigal, Secy.: Seton Hi. Pros.: City Pres, of Seton Hi—2 yrs. JACK JILSON 132 . . Archons. PATTY JOHN 114 . . G. A. A.; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; French Club. MARJORIE JOHNSON 114 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; G. A. A. MARYRUTH JOHNSON 114 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.: Service Club. NATALIE JOHNSON 234 . . U. C. ROBERT JOHNSON 114.. Service Club; Adv. Pres. BETTY JONES 201 . . Blue Tri; U. C.; G. A. A.; Silver Tri. BONNIE JONES 114.. Blue Tri; Silver Tri; G. A. A.; U. C.. Merit Pin; French Club. MARY MARGARET JONES 213 . . Blue Tri; French Club: U. C.; Silver Tri; G. A. A.; Jr. Glee Club: Class Play Committee: Silver Tri, Board; Blue Tri, Board, Secy.. Vice Pres. ROSS JORDAN 114 . . Choir; Stage Crew. BETTY JOSEPH 114.. U. C.; Blue Tri; French Club. LUCILLE KANIAN 213 . . Silver Tri; G. A. A.; Blue Tri. Board; Times Staff; U. C.. Morit Pin; Jr. Gleo Club; Honor Roll; Bird ond Conservation; Hesp. Staff. MARY KARALIS 105 . . Silver Tri. ELAINE KAUTH 114 . . G. A. A. BURTON KEEN 114 . . Kamera Klub, Secy.. Treas.. Pres.: Times Staff; Hesp. Staff. MARILYN KELLY 213 . . Blue Tri; U. C.: Seton Hi. Pres. MARY KELLY 213 . . Silver Tri; Bluo Tri; U. C.: Seton Hi; G. A. A. DOROTHY KENNEY 315 . . Blue Tri; Choorleader. MARJORIE KESSENICH 114 . . Band; Glee Club; Madrigal; French Club: U. C.: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; G. A. A. BETTY KIESELHORST 201 . . Home Club; Honor Roll. JOSEPHINE KIVOVITCH 114 . . Silvor Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; French Club: Choir; Glee Club. ELEANORE KLINE 315 . . Blue Tri; U. C. DOROTHY KNOWLTON 105 . . G. A. A.; U. C. 65 PATTY LEAPER 314 . . G. A. A.; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; French Club. VIRGINIA LEECH 201 . . U. C.; Blue Tri; Service; Madrigal; Honor Roll; Glee Club; Choir. JANET LESHER 316 . . JAMES LEVERETT 201 . . Band; Jan Orch. SHIRLEY LICHTERMAN 201 . . DoPol: Madrigal; Fronch Club; Daubers. Secy.. Pres. ROBERT LILLESTOL 201 . . JOHN LINDROSS 224 . . BETTY LINDSEY 114. MARGARET ANN LINDSTROM 315 . . Blue Tri. CHARLES LISHERNESS 201 . . Boiing; Sempers. GUYNELL LOKEN 201 . . G. A. A. PATRICIA LUTT- GEN 314 . . Blue Tri. KENNETH KRAKE 201 . . Honor Roll. WARREN KROGH 201 .. DORIS KULL8ERG 201 . . French Club: U. C.: Blue Tri; Silver Tri; G. A. A.; Bird and Conservation; Times Staff. SALLY KULP 201 . . Blue Tri; U. C.; Madrigal; Script; Service; G. A. A.; Fencing; Hiking; Riding; Honor Roll; Choir; Second in Apollo Club Contest. VIVIAN LAFFIN 212 . . G. A. A. WALTER LAIDLAW 213 . . Win-X; Swimming; Extemp. Speaking. ELLEN LANGBERG 201 . . Home Club; 8lue Tri. ARLENE LANGUM 213 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; DePol. Secy.: G. A. A.; National Honor Society: Choir; Times Staff; Orch. DON LARSON 226 . . Kamera Klub: CXC: Hi-Y Cabinet. MARILOU LARSON 213 . . Blue Tri; U. C.. Merit Pin; Daubers. Pres.; Hasp. Staff; Art Scholarship Award. LOIS RAE LAUER 213 . . Daubers; U. C.; Blue Tri; Silver Tri; G. A. A. JACK LEAPER 132 . . French Club: Times Staff: Orions; Swimming '38. '39. . 40. ft C .UHE LAVERNE KNUDTSON 114 . . G. A. A.; Blue Tri; U. C.; Honor Roll; W Award: G. A. A.. Board. BOB KORSMO 213 . . Football; Baseball. ELAINE KOTALA 212 . . U. C. ELIZABETH KRAEMER 201 . . Silver Tri; U. C.. Board: French Club: Natl. Honor Society; Student Council; Decoration Committee. Ch.; Adv. Pres.; D. A. R. Award. ALAN MacLEAN 301 . . DePol; Ammilus; Madrigal; Soph. Football: Track; Class Day Comm.; Honor Roll; Band: Hesp. Staff; Alla; All Hi-Y Cabinet. TOM MacMILLAN 134 . . LOUISE MacPHERSON 213 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; DePol. Trees.. Vice-Pres.; Student Patriot; National Honor Society; Times Staff. IAN MacTAVISH 201 . . W Club: Football. 66 EVELYN MATELSKY 201 . . Gloe Club: Times Staff. ALICE McBRIEN 213 . . G. A. A.; Silvor Tri, Board. Vice Pres.: Blue Tri. Board. Trees.; Fronch Club: U. C.; Hesp.: Honor Roll; Flower Committee. EDWARDA McCARTY 201 . . Bluo Tri; U. C.: Quill and Scroll; Times Staff: G. A. A.: Honor Roll; Band: Orch. WILLIAM McCLAREN 226. HERMINE MCDONALD 226 . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri; U. C.: German Club: French Club; Student Patriot; Band; Orch. ROBERT McHENRY 132 . . Tumbling. don McIntosh 226 . . kenneth McIntyre 226 . . Basketball; Band. GEORGE McKEREGHAN 132 . . W Club: Football; Senior Class Pres.: Adv. Pres.: Lox. Vice Pres.; Honor Roll. BILL McKERNEY 221 .. Tumbling; Tennis; RALPH McMORROW 105 . . Alla. JUSTINE McNEVIN 226 . . U. C.; Blue Tri: Choir; G. A. A.: Baccalaureate Committee: Adv. Pres.; Student Council. � ROBERT McWHITE 314 . . HARVEY MEDCALF 132 . . W Club; Lox; Football; Track; Soph. Basketball; Wrestling; Adv. Pres.; Senior Class Trees.; Glee Club. PHYLLIS MEEKER 114.. Blue Tri; Maskers; Madrigal; French Club. Vice Pres.. Pres.; Octette: Choir. LEWIS-MARY MELVILLE 226 . . Blue Tri; G. A. A.; Jr. Choir. EUNICE MERCIER 226 . . U. C.; Blue Tri; G. A. A.; Jr. Choir. BOB METCALF 312 . . Chess Club, Pres.: Table Tennis Club; Stamp Club; Sempers. Secy., Trees.; Senior Dance Committee; Student Mgr.; Adv. Pres.: Ammilus. Pres.; Nat. Honor Society, Vice Pres.; Debate: N. F. L. DELORES MILLER 105 . . Blue Tri; Bird and Conservation. DOROTHY MILLER 105. KENNETH MITCHELL 114 . . Debate; Extemp. Spkg.: N. F. L.: Radio Workshop. DARYL MITTON 226 . . Honor Roll. JEANNE MOHR 314 . . French Club; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; G. A. A. BEN MOORE 226. 2j.unz (2Hai.iL FLORENCE MADSEN 213 . . Blue Tri; U. C.: G. A. A.; Jr. Glee Club. DAWAYNE MARLOW 316 . . Tumbling JANICE MARSHALL 213 . . U. C.: Blue Tri; Riding Club: G. A. A.; Tennis; Bowling; Band. JEANNE MARTIN 316 . . G. A. A.; Blue Tri: Home Club: U. C MARCELLA MOORE 226 . . U. C.: Blue Tri; G. A. A.: Jr. Choir. DAVID MORGAN 226 . . Commencement Comm.; Honor Roll. MARGIE MORISETTE 114.. G. A. A. SAM MORISON 213 . . Tennis: Baseball. 67 C(.iinz (2[a±i. JEANNE MORITZ 213 . . Blue Tri. Board: G. A. A.; Silver Tri; U. C., Merit Pin; French Club: Adv. Pres. NANCY MORSE 314 . . Blue Tri; U. C. ELOUISE MURPHY 213 . . Blue Tri; Spanish Club; Seton Hi, Tree . LUCILLE MUSKE 213 . . G. A. A.: U. C.: Seton Hi; German Club; Choral Spkg. DAVE NAAS 226 . . Alla, Pres.: Swimming. NELLIE NANTZ 114 . . HARRIETTE NASLUND 226 . . Blue Tri; U. C.: G. A. A.; Jr. Choir. CAROL NAUS 213 . . G. A. A,; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C., Merit Pin; Nat. Honor Society; Student Patriot; French Club. Board, Secy.; Student Council, Secy.; Vice Pres, of Senior Class. BETTY NELSON 226 . . Blue Tri; G. A. A.; Band. BETTY ANNE NELSON 316 . . Daubers; Blue Tri; Silver Tri; G. A. A.: Class Day Committee: Choir, Vice Pres.: U. C.. Board; Octette. BILL NELSON 213 . . Lo ; Basketball: Golf; Seating Committee: Adv. Pres. DONALD NELSON 226 . . CXC: Soph. Football: Basketball; Golf: Choir. KENNETH NELSON 114.. Archons. MELBA NEWMAN 226 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; W Award; G. A. A. DOLORES NOLES 224 . . U. C.: Blue Tri. KARIN NORLING 224 . . French Club: Blue Tri; Silver Tri. MARILYN NORRIS 226 . . Blue Tri; G. A. A.; U. C.; French Club: Glee Club: Octette. NANCY NORTH-ROP 213 . . G. A. A.; Silver Tri; U. C.; Fronch Club; Blue Tri: Honor Roll. SHELDON NOTESTINE 226 . . Hockey. JOSEPH O'BRIEN 201. ELINOR OLIVER 226 . . Silver Tri. AUDREY OLSEN 226 . . G. A. A., Board: Tennis; W Award: G. A. A.. City Emblem; Adv. Pres.: Nat. Honor Society: Choir. THEONA OLSON 312 . . Band. PATRICK O'MARA 226 . . Baseball. JUNE OMHOLT 315 . . SYBIL ORENSTEIN 201 . . U. C. KATHLEEN ORR 213 .. DePol. Secy.. Vice Pres.; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Daubers; French Club; Service; Student Patriot; G. A. A.; Senior Dance Committee: Hosp. Staff; Times Staff; Business Mgr.. Advertising Mgr.; Nat. Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; U. C.. Merit Pin: Debate. FRANK PAGE 132 . . Soph. Basketball. PEARL PALMER 226 . . U. C.: Blue Tri; G. A. A.; Jr. Choir; French Club; Times Staff. MARGARET PARK 226 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.: G. A. A.; N. F. L.; DePol. Pres.: Debate: Honor Roll. BOB PARMELE 213 . . Spanish Club; Orions; Hockey; Golf. GLEN PAR-METER 226 . . Band. 68 {J.unz (2ta±i. ROBERT PAULSON 114 . . Track. JAMES PEARSON 221 . . Archont; Football: Hockey. JOHN PEFFER 213 . . JOE PELL 316 . . French Club: Ping Pong: Ufa. Pres.. Treat.: Dance Comm.; Honor Roll: Choir: Glee Club. LAURA MARIE PETERS 218 . . Blue Tri; Bird and Contention. PAUL PETERS 226 . . BETTY PETERSON 213 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.: G. A. A. MURIEL PETERSON 316 . . G. A. A.; U. C.: Band. ROBERT PETERSON 316 . . Gorman Club. DONALD PETRACH 312 . . Football: Jr. Glee Club; Jr. Choir. BETTY PHILLIPS 213 . . U. C.; Silver Tri: Blue Tri; G. A. A. HELEN PHILLIPS 213 . . Choir; Nat l Honor Society; Madrigal; U. C.; Silver Tri; Adv. Prot.: Masquers. Secy.; Service Club. Secy.; Blue Tri: Fronch Club. WILLIAM PHILLIPS 221 . . Chest: Debate. MARY JANE PHILPOT 314 . . Blue Tri; Student Patriot; U. C.. Merit Pin. JANETT PITBLADO 221 . . Silver Tri; G. A. A.; Blue Tri; Student Patriot; U. C., Merit Pin. MARY POOLE 316 . . Bluo Tri; German Club: G. A. A. ARLENE PRESTON 221 . PHYLLIS PRESTON 212 . . Student Patriot: Blue Tri, Board; U. C., Merit Pin. ROBERT PROCK 213 . . Spurt, Pret.; Hi-Y Cabinet; Tumbling; Adv. Pret. BETTY PROSSER 213 . . French Club; U. C.; G. A. A.; Jr. Glee Club' Silver Tri: 8lue Tri, Board, Vice Pres. ROBERT PROSSER 132 . . Choir REBECCA PURDY 213 . . G. A. A.; Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Servico Club: French Club: Bird ond Conservation; U. C., Merit Pin. MARJORIE QUACKENBUSH 314 . . U. C.: Student Patriot; DePol., Secy. DON QUINN 226 . . Band: Spanish Club; Times Staff. RALPHINE RASMUSSEN 234 . . BETTY REDDEN 316 . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; U. C.; G. A. A. KENNETH REDLIN 218 . . JAMES REED 316. PAUL REED 316 . . Lox; Alla; Soph. 8askotball; Jr. Football: Adv. Pres. JUANITA RIPPBERGER 218 . . U. C.: G. A. A.; Blue Tri. EDWIN ROBB 218 . . Madrigal, Pret.; Script Club; N. F. L.: CXC Secy.; Swimming, Capt.: Commencement Comm., Ch.; Student Council; Adv. Pres. THOMAS ROBERTS 114.. Am-milus, Treas.. Vice Pres.: Chess Club: Nat' Honor Society, Trees., Pres.; Quill and Scroll: Lox, Pres., Trees.; All Hi-Y Cabinet. Trees., Pros.; Sen. Finance Comm., Ch.; Student Mgr.: Student Council. Pret.: Times Staff. Editor. 69 j.Lins CAROLINE ROBERTSON 218 . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri: U. C.: G. A. A.; Kamora Klub, Secy,; Commencement Comm. MARY LOU ROBINSON 218 . . Time Staff; Blue Tri; Silver Tri; U. C.; G. A. A.; Commencement Comm.; Student Council. Vice Pres.; Quill ond Scroll ROBERT ROBINSON 316 .. Madrigal; Glee Club; Du . JAE ROGERS 316 . . Boxing; Baseball; Football; Hockey; Speed Skating; Pax. JOHN ROGERS 316 . . Sempers, Trees.; Choir: Radio; Workshop: Times Staff; Hesp. Staff: Track. '40. MAR. GARET ROGERS 218 . . Seton Hi- G. A. A.; U. C.: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; W Award. GEORGE ROOT 316 . . Sompors; Band. ARNOLD ROSE 316 . .Spanish Club; Madrigal; Glee Club. Troas.; Choir. ROBERT ROSE 316 . . Baseball; Basketball. A8BY LOU ROSEN 316 . . French Club: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; G. A. A. BETTY ROTH 318 . . Seton Hi; Blue Tri; U. C.; G. A. A.: W Award. SHIRLY ROUSE 218 . German Club; Blue Tri; U. C.: G. A. A. JIM ROUSER 114 . . ALLAN RUBY 218 . . Kamera Klub. Vice Pres.. Pro .: Adv. Pro .: Hasp. Staff. DUDLEY RUCH 316 . . Script Club. Pros.; DePol; Sorvice. Pres.; Gorman Club: Alla: Lochinvar; Debate; Declamatory. EDWARD RUTOVICH 316. EVELYN RYNCHEK 316 . . Jr. Choir; U. C.. Merit Pin: G. A. A. JERRY RYAN 218 . . Studont Council, Pres.; CXC. Pres.; All Hi-Y Pros.; Swimming Team; Commencement Dance. Ch. MARTHA RYAN 316 . . U. C.; G. A. A.. Secy.; W Award; All City Award. MELVIN SAGAR 316 . . Hockey: Boxing. SADA SAHAGIAN 316 . . French Club; U. C.; Silvor Tri, Board; Moskors; G A. A., Posture Winnor; Riding; Blue Tri. Board. Secy.. Pres.; Servico Club. Secy.; Ho p.t Photo Ed., Ed.-in-Chief; Adv. Pres.; Choral Spkg.; Honor Roll; Senior Class Secy. GEORGE SAVAGE 212 . . DOROTHEA SCHAEFER 212 . . Ger-man Club: Band. IRENE SCHAPIRO 3IS .. French Club; Orch. STANLEY SCHARLING 212 . . French Club: Win-X, Tree .; Times Staff. HARWOOD SCHAFER 218 . . Kamera Klub. MARGARETTE SCHNELLER 315 . . French Club: Blue Tri; U. C. EUGENE SCHROEDER 212 . . Football. '38. '39; Track. '38, '39. '40. MARGARET SCHUCK 213 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; G. A. A.: Choir. GERTRUDE SEAMAN 212 . . Honor Roll. BETTY SCOTT 314 . . Blue Tri: G. A. A.; Hiking. BETTY JAYNE SELBERG 212 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; French Club. 70 CJ-iins. (2[a±± KENNETH SELKE 312 .. Swimming; Glee Club. AVRON SELTZER 218 . . Ammilus; DePol. Secy., Treat., Vice Pres.. Pres.; Archont; Extemp. Spkg. RITA SEXTON 316 . . ROY SHAW 212 . . Band. BLANCHE SIDNAM 218 . . Blue Tri. HAROLD SIM-OSON 212 . . JOHN SIVERTS 214 . . Student Patriot. Treat.; Stamp Club; Sempers. Vice Pret.: Adv. Pret. DAVID SIVRIGHT 212 . . Student Council. Treat.; CXC. Pret.: Adv. Pret. WILLIAM SMITHBURG 114 . . Archon. Pret.. Treat. JOYCE SNOW 318 . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; U. C.: French Club; G. A. A., Roller Skating; Adv. Pret.; Honor Roll. MARCY ANN SOTHERN 2 18 . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; DePol; U. C. JOAN STACK 212 . . Daubert: Silver Tri. RUBY STAAF 315 . . LUCILLE STARN 212 . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; U. C.: Student Patriot Club; G. A. A. DORIS STEARNS 212 . . GEORGE STILLMAN 20l . . CXC. Vice Pret.: All Hi-Y Cabinet; Golf; Debate. JOHN STINSON 212 . . MARGARET LOUISE STOW- ERS 315 . . Home Club; G. A. A., Basketball. Swimming. Volleyball. ARTHUR SWANSTROM 212 . . German Club: DePol; Sempert: Adv. Pret.. Natl. Honor Society: Band. MARILYN SWENSON 212 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; DePol: German Club; Studont Patriot; N. F. L.; U. C.. Merit Pin. SHIRLEY CAROL SKAAR 212 . . French Club: Blue Tri; U. C.; G. A. A.: Times Staff: Choral Spkg.; Radio Workshop. BRUCE D. SMITH 201 . . ROBERT SMITH 316 . . Ufa. Socy.; Soph. Football. Baseball: Junior Football. Baseball. SALLY SMITH 212 .. U. C.; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; G. A. A.. Basketball. Cept. CORA SWIGGUM 316 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; DePol; Nat. Honor Society; Student Patriot; U. C.. Merit Pin; G. A. A.. Bowling. Volleyball. Baseball; Cap and Gown Comm.; Choral Spkg. BOB SYKES 224 STUART TABER 218 . . Ammilus. Vice Pres.: Choir. WILLIAM H. TARBOX 218. PAUL THEURER 114 . . Ammilut: DePol; Quill end Scroll, Secy.: Times. Assoc. Ed.: Peptimist. GERALD THEILEN 212 . . DAVE THOMAS 224 . . Pax. Vice Pret.. Pret.; All Hi-Y Cabinet; Batketball; Football; Baseball; Times Staff. PAUL THOMAS. .uns. dHai.± KATHLYNE THOMPSON 316 . . Blue Tri; U. C.: French Club: Bird end Conservation; Silver Tri; G. A. A. WARREN THOMPSON 201 . . BARBARA TILLOTSON 315 .. Silver Tri; Blue Tri; French Club: U. C. RICHARD TORKELSON 218 . . Soph. Football; Basketball. PEGGY TUCKER 218 . . Blue Tri: Silver Tri: G. A. A.: U. C. BOB TURNHAM 308 . . WM Club: CXC: Basketball; Football; Golf; Boxing; Bowling. GEORGE TYMINSKI 224 . . Baseball. WARREN UNDERWOOD 212 . . DoPol; Adv. Pres.: Nat. Honor Society; Chorai Spkg. FRED VAN DOREN 212 . . Win-X: Track; Swimming; Football Mgr.; Commencement Dance Comm.; W Award. GEORGE VAN DOREN 201 . . Declamatory; Win-X; Swimming; Track: Soph. Football; N. F. L; Debate. HELEN VAN SCHAICK 314 . . Blue Tri. LOWA VAN SYCKEL 316 . . U. C. ARIST VARDOLAS 224 . . Orions; Track; Band WILLIAM VOCHT 132 . . MERLE VRAEGINDEWEY 218. FRANK WALBRINK 212 . . DePol; Dux, Pres.; All Hi-Y Cabinet; Basketball; Band; Jr. Football. BERNARD WALD 213 . . Wrestling; Gymnastic Team. EDWARD WALKER . . Band. ALLIE WALLACE 316 . . Blue Tri; U. C.; Script Club. Secy. MARY ELIZABETH WALLACE 105 . . Blue Tri; Student Patriot; U. C.; G. A. A.; Bird and Conservation; Riding Club. BARNEY WARNER 218 . . Swimming; Hockey; Tumbling. RAYMOND WATTEN 213 . . Kamera Klub. Vice Pres. VIRGINIA WATTERS 213 . . Choir. HELEN WEBBER 213 .. Blue Tri; Silver Tri; French Club. Board; G. A. A. JEAN WEISNER 224 . . U. C.; Blue Tri; G. A. A.; Riding Club WESLEY WELCH 224 . . Radio Club: Sound Crew and Stage Mgr.; Radio Workshop. JACK WELSH 224 . . Stage Crew; Band. CLARE WEST 224 . . Band. AUDREY WESTON 234 . . U. C.; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; French Club: G. A. A. GEORGE WHITE 132.. Orions. Socy.; Timos Staff; Honor Roll. RUTH WILLETTS 224 . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; U. C.; G. A. A. ARTHUR WILSON 226. 72 .uns CCciis. BERT WING 218 .. . JIM WINSHIP 132 .. . Lo : Basoboll; Football. CANDACE WISE 224 .. . Am-milus: Blue Tri; U. C.; G. A. A.; Orcn. STANLEY WOLFSON 224 . . . Baseball; Maskars: Soph. Football. GENEVA WOLLITZ 224 .. . Blue Tri; Bond. WALTER WOODRUFF 224 .. . JACK WRIGHT 224 .. . Radio Club: Stage Decoration Comm.: Adv. Pres.; Class Play: Radio Workshop; Stage Crew. JEANNE YAEGER 224 . . . French Club; DePol; Blue Tri; Quill and Scroll; U. C.; G. A. A.; Declamatory; Times Staff. WAYNE YERXA 224 .. . SHIRLEY YORK 224 .. . Bluo Tri; U. C.; Silver Tri; French Club. RALPH YOUNG 132 .. . Sign Club. JERRY ZALUSKY 132. GRADUATING WITHOUT PICTURES Bottin, Barbara Berg. Robert Christensen, Robert Christopherson. Gordon Davidson. Worren Doerr, Hazel Foster. Charles Harms. Walter Hunt, Robert Jonkin . Dorothy Johnson. Paul Jones. Parke Jorgenson, Theresa Kendall. Bill Koellen. Ted McCulloch. Bill McKirnan. Bill March. Don Robinson. Harold Schwarz. Charles Torek. Ross Vojta. Walter Wintheiser. Gordon Wood. Geraldine Young. Ralph Stowart. Riloy Stubbs. Cherlos Taylor. Suzanne REPRESENTATIVE SENIORS 73 SADA SAHAGIAN 7H OKIAS ROBERTS THEY'VE PASSED A FEW MORE SMILES AROUND. A FEW MORE WORDS—JUST THEMSELVES. YOU ARE THE WITNESSES THROUGH GAMES. THROUGH STUDY. AND THROUGH SERVICE. HERE THEY ARE. AND THERE THEY'LL BE. ALL THROUGH LIFE. GIVING A LITTLE MORE THAN ANYONE ELSE. REWARD IS THEIRS. ■ ■ ■ ■ WE WHO ARE ABOUT TO BECOME • A YEAR GONE BY. AND A YEAR TO COME WHEN THE JUNIORS WILL HAVE BECOME SENIORS. MERIT IS DUE THEM. FOR THEY HAVE PROVED THEIR VERSATILITY IN THE VARIOUS SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. THE ORATORICAL DEPARTMENT IS RAPIDLY BEING STRENGTHENED BY THE VOICE OF THE JUNIOR CLASS. JUST COUNT THEM ON THE HONOR ROLL. OR WATCH THE SPORTS ROSTER FILL WITH THE NAMES OF JUNIOR ATHLETES. THEY ARE ASSUMING LEADERSHIP OF CLUBS AND CLASSES. WHICH WILL BE CLIMAXED IN THEIR SENIOR YEAR. POTENTIAL WRITERS HAVE CREATED EXCELLENT POETRY AND PROSE. THEY KNOW THE SATISFACTION OF SERVING THE SCHOOL SO TEN-GALLON HATS OFF TO THOSE YOUTHFUL WESTERNERS THAT COMPOSE THE JUNIOR CLASS. JUNIORS ADVISORY 306 Row I—Wilson, Warn. Wise. Peterson, Miss Backus. Smith. Sweeney, Nyberg. Perreault . . Row II— Montman, Hoik. Rippborqer. Ward. Boyce. Olson. Wood . . Row III—Moeller, Deblon, Thor son. Murray. Satzer, Butler. ADVISORY 301 Row I—Bunnell. Boice. De� m. Miss Newell. Dusbury, Pappas, Ded-richtson . . Row II — Bolstad, Curie. Borrey. Bondell. Boran. Dwyer. Dickey . . Row III—Cochran. Eaton, Cummings. Begert. Chamberlin, Campbell . . Row IV —Carter. Williams. Clark. Crawford Brodie. Ahlcrona. Campbell. ADVISORY 310 Row I—Fitz-Patrick. Lang. Garner. Hamley . McCulloch. Good. Hor-witz . . Row II—Katzung, Fritsen, Griffith. Brandvald. Milne, Ger-ecke. Fowler . . Row III—Meighan, Entrikin. Heynacher. Leno� . Mad-son. Fourre. Forrer . . Row IV— Hush, Delaney. McLean. Fleck. Mattern. Lilligren, Kepler. 74 ADVISORY 234 Row I—Anderson, Nolan. Miss San-dell, Hanson , Murphy . . Row II —Francis, Hess. Hanson. Meyers, Johnson . , Row III—Kuhlman, Mil-lor. Hanson. Lisocki. Ryman, Mosher . . Row IV—Nutting, Smith, Me Intosh, Malmgren. Goldstein. ADVISORY 302 Row I—Zatulowsky. Van De Wall, Ware. Mrs. Boquist, Gibson , Zoerb. Huweiler . . Row II—Wadsworth, Newman. Warren, Dolliff. Stern, Boyer, Wright . . Row Ill-Turner. Eckborg, Booraem, Tyler. Conrad, Swanson . . Row IV — Thompson, Stevens. Bank, Bunker. Dunham, Barr. Sidnom. ADVISORY AUDITORIUM Row I—Enkemo. Davis. B. Brown Mr. Krioger. Dehn . Bartlett. Cap pas . . Row II—C. Brown, Aitchi son. Broude. Anderson. Carlson Beery, Arneson . . Row III—Byerd Ferrell, Borgsing, Engler, Bloom gran. Bruecknor. Campbell. •Advisory President ADVISORY 117 Row I—Knight, Greenberg. Mr. Titsworth. Low, Gunner, Johnson . . Row II — Gianos. Leemhuis, Gulden, Randall, Larsen. James, Clapp . . Row III — Hearn. W. Johnson, F. Johnson, Fournie, Her-man, Longton. ADVISORY 326 Row I—Docker, Engelm. Dahl, Miss Dendinger. Davis . Erlendton. Bre deson . . Row II—Coad, Fife. Bury, Derickson, Leary, Crown, Vorn-brock. Downs . . Row III—Farnam, Cady, Falbisaner, Foss. English. Dunn, Doyle . . Row IV—Erickson, Diothort, Powors, Helgesen, Cou-sineau, Collins. Cross. Root. ADVISORY 130 Row I—Eastman, Cornish, Em-mart. Mr. Moore. Hodlund. Fran-kus . . Row II—Coburn, Gunnar-son. Hammond. Frangos, Danielson, Fritz, Cavanagh . . Row III— Forchas, Grant, Gorsbach, Gross-man. Conrad, Davis . . Row IV— Harris. Cutlip, Linquist. Darner. Ellison, Elston, Harris. ADVISORY 317 Row I—P. Thompson, Weinberg. Mrs. Wells, Wagner , Holschuh . . Row II — Ward. Mack, Thurston, White. Mosse. Van Schaick . . Row III—Wages. Weigent. lundgren, Tripp. Hinman. Wallaco, Wikman . . Row IV—Vinton, B. Thompson. Larson. Sonnenborg, Townsend. Wilcox. •Advisory President 76 ADVISORY 134 Row I—Shapiro. Rocheford. Me Intire. Mr. Hill, Quint, Polucci . . Row II—McDermott, Solberg. Phillips. Rice, Schram, Oglesby . . Row III—Reinsmith, Rode, Robinson. Norstad. Nelson . . Row IV—-Smelo. Simykin, Schillberg, Piffnor, Shish, Mahoneg. ADVISORY 304 Row I—Oljon. Nelson, V. Olson. Miss Orton, Purdy , Peterson, G. Peterson . . Row II—Blumer, Heinrich. Certer. Powers, Trepanior. Phillips, Olson . . Row III—Penner, Roeu. Berg, Nelson, Norton, Neuman. Otto, Radzom . . Row IV— Potter, Oswald. Olsten, Pharis, Pauly, Newburn, Purdue. JUNIORS ADVISORY 320 Row I—Nelson. Matelsky, Logeros, Lundgron . Jenkins. Mork. Miner .. Row II—Koop, Kenney. Napier, Manzavrakos. McMorrow. White . . Row III—Hendricks, Randall, Le-Tour, Laffin, Johnston, Martin, McCollum . . Row IV—Austen, Gold smith, Christensen, Mebusth, Nelson, Miller, Mayberg. ADVISORY 208 Row I—Batcheller. Bradley. Bauer, Mr. Bradloy, W. Anderson , Bender. Donahue . . Row II—Boyer, Borg, Anton. Andrews, Avard, Bor-qeson, A. Anderson . . Row III— Leo. J. Andorson. Bauer, Brickson. Iverson. Baker. Bjerke . . Row IV— Hanson, R. Anderson. Bauder, Benjamin. Blewott, Kuohn, Courture. ADVISORY 307 Row I—Gilson. Gohrke. Dobbin , Hortig. Hendol, Hoadloy. Reed . . Row II—Hansen, Hoskin, Colburn, Holmes. Cooper, Hogan. Dalton. Hutson . . Row III—Smith, Haedt-ke, Perry, Ftesher. O’Brien, Jewett, Gruenberg . . Row IV—Dean, Everett, Ingmundson, Davison. Fleming, Winters, Heinze, Havillend. Advisory President 77 JUNIORS ADVISORY 216 Row I—Schimmele, Kane. Mr. Williams. Richter . Marlow. Davidson . . Row II—Yoerks, Stevens. Mich-ener. Wise. Holt, McLean, Winship . . Row III—Ross. Conery. Carlson, Merritt. Bergman, Wolf . . Row IV —Campbell. Glessner. Schwerke. Lewis. Shirley, Geary. Goff. ADVISORY 106 Row I—Selberg. Reinhardt. Mr. Inglebret, Shattuck . Scriver. Raw. son . . Row II—Turgoon. Sanderson. Buckingham. Corliss. Seidomann, Sanford. Erickson . . Row III—Buchanan. Rodengen. Bbvins, Schwartz. Russ. Bowman. Scott Randolph . . Row IV — Shahgian, Shew. Reese. Rowe, Schmidt. Rengstorff. Rose. ADVISORY 210 Row I—Bihler, Ostdiek. Miss Beck, Bolleson . Caswell, Bedford .. Row II — Ackerman. Bringen. Rosen. Dawson, McCarthy . . Row III — Burgi. Aernes. Collahen. Bonson, Wheeler. Crail .. Row IV—DeWitt, Lyngdal. Kelly, Cotes. Brancheau, Bolsinger, Blackburn . . Row V— Kuehner. Fox. Chapman, Alexander. Anderson, Barrus. •Advisory President 78 ADVISORY 205 Row I—Gross. Mendow. Aorhus. Miss Petri, Herrick . Hagmann, Murray . . Row II—Garwick, Hay. Grobo. Grothen, Jensen, Johnson. Giles. Gulbro . . Row III—Beugen, Heinz. Dale. Davis. Horwitz. Johnson. Holen .. Row IV—Grier. Gab-lor, Bacon, Honson, Hanson, Hanson. Frye. Olson. ADVISORY 324 Row I—Stono, Ring. Rubol, Mrs Winslow, R. Stone . Spring. Ten Eyck .. Row II—Walsh, Rice. Thom os. Crowley. Wintors. Schmitt Rockwood . . Row III—Peterson Youngdehl, Gardiner, Roston Woodcock, Lewis. Ryborg, Paul . Row IV—Weides. Dillman, Strom berg. Peterson. Schultz. Davis Cowin. JUNIORS ADVISORY 120 Row I—Leary, King, Lind. Mr. Southworth, Lesley , Romele, Lynch . . Row II—Fife. Lindahl, Archam-bault, Johnson, Blau. G. Petorson. Thorne . . Row III—Clark. Kno . Laird. Gray, Hull. Thompson, Gran-bo, Anderson . . Row IV—Jones, Kahn. Golschus. Sturm. L. Peterson. Liilejord, Kauth. ADVISORY 218 Row I—MacFadden, Meiander, Smith, Mrs. Williams. Miller . Me-Lallan . . Row II—Nordland. Kist, McDonnell. Mangney, Reichel, Lang, Tuttle . . Row III—Meisser, Houston, Wittman, Lothspeich, Nordberg, Engle . . Row IV—Mori-son, Lane, Moore, Truax, Olson, Lawrence. Russell .. Row V—Guetz-loe. Nicholson, Zunlin. McSherry, Murray. Mitchell, Olestad, Mel-lema. ADVISORY 404 Row I—Knight, Swiler. Mr. Tkach, Svendsen . Sideris, Sideris . . Row II— Nowhouse, Mallery, Taussig. Grono. Sylte. Starn. Rand . . Row III— Bezoier, Susskind. Lawrence, Snyder. Simundson, Koch, Johnson, Smith . . Row IV—Swenson, Swanson. Souba. Swanson, Smith. Snyder. Phillips . . Row V—Son-nenberg. Anderson, Steiner. Stoi-ner, Smith, Anderson, Stindle, Hobbs. •Advisory President 79 THEIR TURN WILL COME • WHEN HIGH SCHOOL DAYS HAVE ADDED UP TO THE SOPHOMORE YEAR. A CERTAIN GROUP OF WESTERNERS GLANCE EAGERLY INTO THE FUTURE TO GLIMPSE THE RESPONSIBILITIES THAT LIE AHEAD OF THEM. THEY MEASURE THEIR TALENTS BY THE YARDSTICK OF THEIR FRESHMAN YEAR. HAVING BECOME ACCUSTOMED TO A NEW ATMOSPHERE. THEY BEGIN TO BRANCH OUT INTO CLUBS. MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS. AND REGULAR STUDIES. NO DOUBT THEY HAVE ADOPTED THE HABITS OF A THOUSAND FANS ON COWBOY DAY OR AT HOMECOMING. IT IS THEY WHO WILL BE MAKING THE TOUCHDOWNS. OR LEADING THE BAND. THE SOPHOMORES ARE WAITING. NOT IDLY. AND THEIR TURN WILL COME—FOR THE GREEN AND THE WHITE. SOPHOMORES ADVISORY 403 Row I—Clofton, Mattison. Abbott, Mitt Johnson, Bocker . Dahle . . Row II—Bilodeau. Garlock. Bith. Broad, Smithey, Beck, Coolidge . . Row III—Stenton, Epttein, Adams, Coffin, Beck, Batton . . Row IV— Arneton. Canterbury, Evans, Glen-ny, Boneau, Austin. Gehrke . . Row V—Durfee. Dreisbach. Cronon, Gray. Baird. Billingsley. ADVISORY 203 Row I—Spoliopoulot, Pratt. Shar-att, Miss Tobin, J. Peterson . Col-quhoun. Rosen . . Row II—Smith. Solseth, Rees. Rose, Schneider, Norby . . Row III—Moan, D. Peterson, Raslin, Lee. Rodgers. Ahlen, Nelson .. Row IV—Wynne. Sandin, Petschow, Moen. Lundberg. Sefer . . Row V—L. Olson. Newton. Sorenson. D. Olson. Newhall, Ten Dyke. Shortall. ADVISORY 102 Row I—Dustin, Cobb. Calvert . Mr. Slifer. Carlton. Engstrand . . Row II—Gottlieb. Duncan. Brantley. Collis. Bothun. Benson . . Row III—Dredge. Dunlap. Galvin. Gibson, Barlow. Prall, Dahl . . Row IV —Follestad. McDougal. Carlson. Davidson. Gonneila. Brooks . . Row V—Colehour, Bishop, Geiger Good. Dyste, Loveless. Coyen. •Advisory President 80 SOPHOMORES ADVISORY 328 Row I—Nelson, Wikeen. Mr. Johnson, Carlson , Skinner. Van Ornum . . Row II—Varner. Perkins. Teigen, Gronvall, Buddo , . Row III—Sad-loske. P. Johnson. Wilson, Shanahan. Northrop. Riel . . Row IV— Stoddard. B. Smith. Yum, Swanson, Pfister, Murphy. Toylor . . Row V — Zittlemen, B. Jones, Wyatt, Week. Poohlor. Packard. ADVISORY 209 Row I—Marshall. Lajoio. Mrs. Roch-ford, Ingvaldson . Lovy, Kantar. McDonald . . Row II—LaVino, lou-skos. Lee. Jaffoo, Larson, Hanson . . Row III — Lokon, McEachran, Kelly. Mackinstadt. Lowell, Mes-sick, Lamont . . Row IV—Groves. Lundberg, Haodrich. Thompson, Greiner. McMillon. Hall. Zink. ADVISORY 110 Row I—Jacobi. Johnson, Mr. Norton, Rasmussen . McFarland. McDaniel . . Row II—Meier. Villas. Kjorlaug. Hosso. Nelson. Kennedy. Johnson . . Row III—Kunz. Lowery. Lindh, Kouba. Woodruff, Kallgron . . Row IV—Show, MacGibbon. Hunkins, Hudson, Purdy, Lee, Mason . . Row V—Holker, Johnston. Hanson, Sorvo, Mickelson, Hall. Kolgron, Haight. Row I—Abrams, Triplett, Kronick Miss Murray, Willcutt . Filipezak Moe . . Row II—Starnes. Wyman Tucker. Wycoff, Hunt. Nyborg Thom . . Row III—Welzlor, Boise Willetts. Bell. Swonson. Wion . Row IV—Woods, Rivkin, Yo. Stov ens. Barron. Stormoon, Yorks. ’Advisory President ADVISORY 122 ADVISORY 220 Row I—Ring, Reed. Miss Spaulding. Smith , Rolph, Shelton, Mor-isette . . Row II — Schummors Smith, Slioglund, Hoinen, Smilor, Landkemer. Smith . . Row III— Selle. Sperier. Heubner. Palmer. Ueland, Toudey . . Row IV—Slaw-son, Kuhlmen, Fligolman, Rondoll. Raitt, Doan. Mangan . . Row V— Swanson, B e r r a y. Scattergood. Groonman, K o p « I m a n, Stone. Swanson, Towlo. •Advisory President 82 SOPHOMORES ADVISORY 109 Row I—Barry, Foster, Guzy, Mrs. Potter. Fostor . Burnott . . Row II — Flemming, Anderson, Fink. Chares. Pappas, Denison. Benedict , . Row III—Carson. Thorno, Hawkins. Murphy, Potorson. Frollsen . . Row IV—Galvin, Dodds, Cole. Sinclair, Nolson. Coren, Blettner . . Row V—Findsen. Bailey. Jensen. Darcy, Bradley, Johnson. ADVISORY 322 Row I—Kell. Farewoll. Miss Teeter. Sokol . Hess . . Row II—Schene-lend, Phelps. Warnken, Thoreson. Zumbergo, Nelson . . Row III— Naas. Anderson. Johnson, Warren. Terry. Vasatka. Sorenson . . Row IV—Donahue, Webster. Embrot-son, Sidnem. Swenby. Anderson . . Row V—Sutton, Smith, Silber-man. Smith, Hampton. Simkins. Swanson. ADVISORY 313 Row I—Benson. Crislor, Buckley. Mrs. Sherman. Bannochie. Cross. Anderson . . Row II—McKeon. Ko-tola, Boery, Beery, Borne, Cava-nagh . . Row III—Clark, Bresna-han, Crellin. Allen. Cobb. Danielson. C. Anderson . . Row IV— Calof. Cronnon, Cronquist, Roth-onbergor. Sackett, Buchen . . Row V—Benson. Axtell, Blesi. Boquist, Brueckner, Buchanan, Allison. SOPHOMORES ADVISORY 215 Row I—Shadin, Waldron. Mitt Fairchild. Staber , Westlund . . Row II—Vinton. Yoarnoou. Tour-nat. White. Sherman. Theirl . . Row III—Wollace. Wait, Watten. Spratt, Stuckey, Spottiwood.West-bury . . Row IV—Seavey. Williamt. Cohen. Thomat. Yungnor, Stueve . . Row V—Zumborge, Stinton. Polinske, Dean. Ziegler. Worrell. Whalen. AUD. A Row I—Lauer. Marshall. Knudson, Mr. Henderton. Kinney . Martner . . Row II—Lostettor, McKornan, Jones. Walsh. McShorry, Nattier . . Row III—Leeper, Krememet-sky. Optahl, Piotratchke. LeCuyer. Abbot. Naut . . Row IV—Nelson. Paine. Olten. Jonas. Fisk. Little . . Row V—McHardy. Lindquist, Nielson, Sharpe. McCampbell, Nout-son, Getchell. ADVISORY 116 Row I—Mariam. Brown. Mr.Guoti-loe. Black . Cooper . . Row II— Christenson, Pratt, Borg, Cordalit. Bufrill, Butler . . Row III—Bearg, Patorson. Hadlund, Anderson. Batten. Bernier, Anderton . . Row IV— Lacy. Batts. Dahlman. Barnum,' Brace. Conrad .. Row V—Holmes, Bossott, Troinor, Schafer, Bason, auckley, Bajakian. • ADVISORY 403A Row I — Newman, Zacher. Miss McFarlane. Hodges . McDermott. D. Johnson . . Row II—Bowman, Graves, Decker. Ford. Gilman. Hazes, Dosm . . Row III—Fleury, Erikson. Duffy, Palmor, Frederick-sen. Hanson . . Row IV—Houston. Huntley. Hultkrans. Jensen, Jacobi. Jonos. Kelly . . Row V — Grant, Bryan. Gilbert, Fuller, Hatting. Hield. Hondlik. C. Johnson. •Advisory President a SOPHOMORES ADVISORY 107 Row I—Grobie, Hatlivig. Hitch, Mr. Kenot, McKay . Houston . . Row II — McCarthy. Donaldson. Detirt. Eklund. Fay, Dinon . . Row III — Martin. loSago, Kaufmaun. Gulockson. Groettum, Tiatze, Kell . . Row IV—Hartzell. Lyle. Masson. Lillehei. Wolfson, Frankui . . Row V—Maclean. Krononborgor. Duff. Johnson. Corcoran. Carey. Gjest-vang. ADVISORY 321 Row I—Gillbreeth, Johnson. Fred-erickson. Miss Moore. Erickson . Haltzman. Wacholtz . . Row II— Englor, Johnson. Gilmore. Johnson. Jensen. Jones . . Row III—Hoyne. Gratton. Mich. Holter, Jaros. Esh. Hoover . . Row IV—Gunderson. Jensen, Ingebrotsen, Johnson. Flock. Elsie. Fuge. Hawley. ADVISORY 232 Row I — Konkle. Lamb, Knutson Mr. Op for. Shore . Sandgren Reed . . Row II—Koehn. Larson LeTour. Shoohy. Kano. Pooler . Row III—Sanders, Perrin. Keesling Knowlton. Kamstra, Samuelson Jacobson . . Row IV—Ashcroft McElligett, Kisling, Wollta. Lin cahl, MacDonald. Parker, Olson. ADVISORY 202 Row I—Klass. Larson. Mr. Chandler. Meyer . Miller. Lundeen . . Row II—Moeller. McCrea. Howey. Goodhard, Carlson. Gile, Minter . . Row III—Pope. Olson, Norris, Foss. Musko . Ribblo . . Row IV— Oatman. Irons. Nicnols. Myhro. Olson. Giero . . Row V—McCoy. Leach, Hoffman. White. OHsen. Elburg, McGowan ‘Advisory President 84 SOPHOMORES ADVISORY 219 Row I—McClaran, Lukuma. Mr. Haahoim, Mossick . Olsen, Robinson . . Row II—Barbaso. Reinhardt. Sabin, Praus. Sameis, Lund-gren . . Row III—Rosenthal, Million. Pierco, Paulson, Olnoy . . Row IV—Megnuson Points. Owen, Nelson. Hauk. MbKerney . . Row V— Mills. Reese. Nelson Woodson. B. Olson. Smith, Bumford. ADVISORY 303 Row I—Swanstrom. C. Kelly, Coleman, Miss Hiscock. Whittaker . Rogers, Morse . , Row II—Waldron, Nelson, Thurston, Young-quist, Walley, P. Kelly .. Row III— Wells, Wyman. Whitten. Gaynor. Riley, Fowler. Arenstein . . Row IV —Youngdahl, Werdel, Wingert. Kiefner, McKereghen, Hodland . , Row V—Weir, Witt. Young. Wul-ko. Ward. White. Moore. ADVISORY 112 Row I—Acker. Anagnost. Clark . Mr. Anderson, Miller Anthony. Annexton . . Row II—Cole, Christianson, Brower. Bury, Brown, Coon . Row III—Sehuck. Ryan, Blako. Dean, Sampson. Beatly, Crint . . Row IV—Bondsten. Cook. Bouor, Kelvle. Allen, Anderson . . Row V —Cronin, Cary. Crawford, Un-schuld. Bjornlie, Byard. Coppage. ADVISORY 222 Row I — Cartwright. Bergquist, Miss Gudo. Elloby . Adams. Hoffman . . Row II—Gallup, Hitchcock. Eliason. Cannon, Barnes, Kane . . Row III—Doran. Haber-berg, Garon. Eskodahl, Kompton . . Row IV—Fahnberg. Gordon. Ehlert, Gibson. DeMoss, Fleming .. Row V—White. Demopoulos, Bing, Lovacs, Groig, Edwards. Drews. ‘Advisory President ADVISORY 230 FRESH M E N ADVISORY 401 Row I—Wheeler. Wheelock. Roberts . Sutton, Jaquith. Olson . . Row II — Bissonotto. Cogelow, Hood. Hols, Brancheou, Ottum . . Row III—Warner, Green, Jensen, Cerufel, Perreault . . Row IV—Beeson. Gamelgard, Green, Jones. Wansbrough, Cady , . Row V— Richter, Clemens, Ahern, LePinor, Garner. Nelson, Creighton. ADVISORY 311 Row I—Gimbort. Goughnour, Mrs. Richards, Hetland . Samsel . . Row II—Ryhn, Judd. Edblom, Mann. Anderson. Batos . . Row III— Dunne. Entriken, Hale. Wold, Nelson . . Row IV—Orr, Keating. Ros-borg, Vessels. Gillis. Chase . . Row V — Campbell, Bradley. O'Leary, Spear, Slabey. Tufty. Thompson. ADVISORY 207 Row I—Chior, Childs, Miss Kimball, Jumper . Smith, Phillips . . Row II—Paris, McGee. Volk, Wy-lie. Jones. Edgecumbe . . Row III Alfsen. Chapman. Hall, Seed. Latham . . Row IV—Purdy. Poeh-ler. Mo reton, MecRae, Brodio. Coombs . . Row V—Selle, Glaefko. Regan, Knapp, Guobloe. Way. Sweeney. •Advisory President 86 Row I—Paulson, Wold. Gore, Miss Palmer. Murphy . Taylor, Friedman . . Row II—Solhaug. Hertig. Bartlett, Leussler, Jason, Hunt . . Row III—Campbell. Bihler. Feldman, Beaman. Jensen. Hagen, Za-lusky . . Row IV—MacFarlane, Po-trech, Anderson, Ehlen. Arnstrom, Wanous . . Row V — Granbock. Smith, McFarlan. Boice. Spindler. Littlejohn, Nichols. ADVISORY 204 Row I—Holvorton, Cornelius, Mr , Welkor, Dixon , Engstrom . . Row II — Cade, Nelson. Cornwell, Marks, Mackley. Beckman . . Row III — Brace. Brown, Boese. Jones. Thoreson, Soutter, Clark . . Row IV — Funston. Medaris, Heumann, Heike, Vial, Nugent . . Row V— Anderson J., Anderson, Gilbert. Ahlcrona. Pearson. Ahlcrona, Ahl-crona. FRESHMEN ADVISORY 104 Row I—Wells. McKirnan. Mr. Holmquist. Poterson . Sutler . . Row II — O'Ryan. McDaniel. Youngquist, Shimer. Slifor. Lonsdale . . Row III—Arneson, Good-ell. Wray, Stromberg. Kruogor . . Row IV — Chonoy, MacMillars, Adams. Knudson, McFarland. Lingwall . . Row V—Hoffman. Lange. Newcomb. Brown, Olesky. Hall. Ward. ADVISORY LIBRARY Row I—Fowler, Smith, Solon. Dur-rin. Mrs. Hoy, Colle . Torrey, Crist . . Row II—Fontaine. Robortson, Ecfon, Johnson, Olstad. Ansell, Barry . . Row III—Kilbourno. Coleman. Koehler, McDonald, Butterfield, Porry, Millor, Friedmann . . Row IV—Ovostrud. Kelly, Nelson, Bauer. Fraiken, Milton, Murch. McGillvroy. Fraiken . . Row V— Battin. Nyo. Esposoth. Orenstein. Day. Strouts, Krieger, Duoos. ADVISORY 206 Row I — Patterson. Breuer, Miss Thomas. Hastings , Murphy. Lind-strom . . Row It—Fronch, Neander, Hodlund, Hagen, Kirk, Woir . . Row III—Corcoran. Richter, Burnos. Slotterdahl, Turgoon . . Row IV—Fawcett. Moadley, Behring, Lockwood. Mitcholl, Conture . . Row V—Brooks. Barrett, Rieke. Ward, Labatt, Roper. Hyland. ’Advisory President 1937— ALL AMERICAN. N. S. P. A. MEDALIST. C. S. P. A. 1938— ALL AMERICAN. N. S. P. A. FIRST PLACE HONORS. C. S. P. A 1939— ALL AMERICAN. N. S. P. A. MEDALIST. C. S. P. A. 1940— MEDALIST. C. S. P. A. • Hesperian .. . AN INSPIRATION! QUICK. CALL THE PHOTOGRAPHER! .. . WRITE A CAPTION FOR THESE PICTURES . . . ARE WE GOING TO GET THAT AD7 . . . THOSE ADVISORY PICTURES! .. . BETWEEN THE FOUR SMALL WALLS OF 108, YOUR HESPERIAN COMES INTO EXISTENCE. PAGE BY PAGE. EACH PICTURE. WORD. AND DESIGN CENTERS WEST HIGH • Times . . . WHERE'S THAT THIRD PAGE FEATURE? FIND ME THAT STUDENT COUNCIL STORY! WE LL HAVE TO REWRITE THIS ONE— HOWS THIS FOR A HEADLINE? AROUND DEADLINE TIME THE WEST HIGH TIMES PRESS ROOM. OTHERWISE 221. BUZZES WITH FRANTIC ACTIVITY. THE CLICK OF TYPEWRITERS AND THE GROANS OF FRENZIED EDITORS FILL THE AIR. EVEN WHEN ALL THE STORIES ARE IN. MR. NEWSTRAND AND HIS ABLE STAFF MUST SUPERVISE THE PRINTING AND WRITE ARRESTING HEADLINES. THE TIMES ALWAYS COMES OUT. THOUGH. AND IT'S ALWAYS GOOD. THE TOP HONORS IT HAS CONSISTENTLY WON PROVE THAT. EVEN THOUGH GETTING. WRITING. AND REWRITING STORIES. SOLICITING ADS. AND DOING THE MILLION OTHER THINGS THAT GO TO MAKE UP A NEWSPAPER ARE HARD. GRINDING WORK. THE MEMBERS OF THE TIMES STAFF LOVE IT. THROUGH THEIR EFFORTS. THEY BRING THE REAL WEST CLEARLY BE-FORE OUR EYES. JOURNALISTS. FRANCES RAMSDELL. GEORGE FORCHAS. AND TOM ROBERTS WITH THE AID OF MR. NEWSTRAND. KEEPING UP WITH THE TIMES. TIMES STAFF— Row I—Helgeson. BiiHop, Von Ofnum, Daniels. Burls. , Robinson. Mr. Newstrand. Orr. Douglas. Liiligran, Cornwall. Short. Ramsdell. row ||—Roberts. Baumgartner. Leemhuis, Douglass Hearn. Anderson. Hinx. Thom. Johnson, Thourer, Quinn, Keen. 1937—ALL AMERICAN. N. S. P. A. ! 1938—FIRST CLASS. N. S. P. A. 1939—ALL AMERICAN. N. S. P. A. MEDALIST. C. S. P. A. PUBLICATIONS AROUND THE THEME OF THE BOOK. YOUTH— THE RAMPART OF TOMORROW (WE LIKE TO THINK WERE IMPORTANT). MISS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BOBS IN AND OUT. SUPERVISING ALL THE DEPARTMENTS—COPY. PHOTOGRAPHY. SENIORS. AND ART. THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND HIS ADVERTISING AGENTS WORRY OVER THE FINANCIAL END. WITH STEEL RULERS THAT MEASURE TO THE SIXTEENTH OF AN INCH. MISS MOORE AND HER SKILLED AR-TISTS LAYOUT EACH PAGE. NOW HOLD STILL. PLEASE IS THE PHOTOGRAPHER'S REFRAIN AS HE SNAPS IN-FORMALS OF CLUBS. ADVISORIES. AND DEPARTMENTS. WE'VE ALL WAITED FOR THE DAY WHEN 1939-40 IS PUT INTO YOUR HANDS BETWEEN THE COVERS OF THIS BOOK. HESPERIAN ART STAFF— Lichtermann. M ss Moor . Baumgartner. Larson. STAFF HEADS. Seated—Ramtdell. Short. Sahagian. Douglas . Standing—Bearg. Topol BjorUan. i 91 HESPERIAN STAFF. Row I—Kanian. McBrien Cornwall. Hodroff. Honey. Gerberding. Burley. Van Ornum. Bishop. Hitch. Eichhorn. Row II—Davis, Freoman. Ruby. Mr. Anderson. McLean. Keen. Fairchild. Feinberg. IN THE WORLD OF WORDS A VERITABLE DR. JOHNSON S CLUB IS THE SMALL POTENT CIRCLE OF WEST LITERARY ASPIRANTS. THE SCRIPT CLUB. THEIR CHESHIRE CHEESE INN IS MISS ORTON S ROOM. WITHIN ITS WALLS. MANUSCRIPTS ARE READ AND CRITICIZED. AND CONTEST CONQUERED . . . PICK UP A COPY OF THE WEST HIGH TIMES AND READ FROM THE PENS OF QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY MEMBERS. FOR THEIRS IS THE BEST IN JOURNALISM. HIGH SCHOLASTIC STANDING. SUPERIOR WORK WINS HONOR. A PIN. PARTIES. AND A YEAR’S SUBSCRIPTION TO THE QUILL AND SCROLL MAGAZINE. TEN COMMANDMENTS SCRIPT CLUB Row I—Edeliten. Bolstad. Weinberq. Row II—Acker. Hobbt. Taylor. Beorg, Mitt Orton—advisor. Wallace. Row III—Kulp. Robb. Ruch. Potter Mclntire, Levy. QUILL AND SCROLL Row I—Horwiti, Hyde. Mr. Newitrand — advisor. Craigie, Van Ornum, Fournier, Yaeger, Orr, Robinson. Burley, Cornwall. Row II—Short. Theurer. Leem-huis. Johnson. Hearn. Forchas, Lilligren. Gould. Roberts. Ramsdell. 92 SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINE ASKED HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO WRITE TEN COMMANDMENTS WHICH WOULD HELP GUIDE THEIR EVERY DAY LIVING. IN THIS NATIONWIDE PROBLEMS IN LIV-ING CONTEST. A WEST HIGH GIRL. ALPHINE ANDERSON. EARNED FIRST PRIZE. 1. HAVE REVERENCE AND RESPECT FOR THINGS AND PEOPLE DESERVING OF THEM. 2. LEARN TO TAKE SUFFERING PHILOSOPHICALLY. REMEMBERING THAT NO ONE REALLY LIVES UNLESS HE SUFFERS. 3. KEEP YOUR VOICE SOFT AND TAKE A DEEP BREATH WHEN YOU ARE DISTURBED BY ANYTHING. 4. BE SINCERE. 5. RECOGNIZE YOUR FAULTS AND TRY TO CORRECT THEM. 6. ASK FOR AND RECEIVE CRITICISM WITH EAGERNESS AND GRATITUDE. 7. LOOK FOR AND EXPECT ONLY GOOD THINGS FROM PEOPLE. REMEMBERING THE BAD ARE HALF GOOD AND THE GOOD ARE HALF BAD. 8. KEEP YOUR PROMISES OR DON’T MAKE THEM. 9. WHEN YOU DO A THING. DO IT BECAUSE YOU WANT. BUT IF YOU ARE FORCED TO DO IT. TRY TO LIKE IT AND YOU PROBABLY WILL 10. HAVE YOUR OWN CODE OF MORALS AND YOUR OWN LAW OF LIFE AND IF YOU LISTEN TO YOUR CONSCIENCE AT ALL. THEY’LL BE ALL RIGHT. AND SERVE YOU IN EVERY CRISIS. I I SCRIPT OF THE TONGUE BERLIN. HAMBURG. MUNICH ARE VITAL SPOTS IN TODAY S HISTORY AND MEMORIES OF PAST GLORY. THUS THE GERMAN CLUB’S INTEREST IS BOUNDLESS. THE CHRISTMAS PARTY WOULD CEASE TO BE A PARTY WITH-OUT THOSE GERMAN CAKES AND COOKIES. THE INITIATION PARTIES ARE FUN. TOO. PROVIDING YOU ARE AN OLD MEMBER . . . FIRST A TRYOUT IN SPANISH. AND THEN IF SUCCESS IS YOURS, AN INITIATION PARTY WILL MAKE YOU A FULL-FLEDGED MEMBER IN LOS CASTELLANOS. THEIR PROGRAM COMMITTEE IS ALWAYS BRIMMING WITH IDEAS FOR GOOD MEETINGS—SONGS. GAMES. AND SPEAKERS ESPANOlE . . . FRANCE! REINE DES NATIONS! CAME FROM THE FLORIFEROUS MIND OF PERRICHON IN THE PLAY PRESENTED BY THE LE CERCLE FRANCAIS. EVERY MEETING AROUSES AN UNQUENCHABLE CURIOSITY IN A FESTIVE PEOPLE AND THEIR COUNTRY. AT THE DELIGHTFUL CHRISTMAS TEA. GAMES AND SONGS ADDED FRENCH SPIRIT TO THAT JOYFUL SEASON. GERMAN BOARD Eckborq. Schmitt, B orkman, SPANISH Row I—Hoskins. Mr. McLaughlan —advisor. V. Cooper, Dahlstrom. DaWitt, Gertson, $ven-l� on, H. Purdy. Row II—Lane. Erikson. Rockwood Frition, Rose. Lawrence. FRENCH Row I—Meeker, Acker. Hein rick Hodgson, Miller. R. An derson, Min Hiscock—advisor. Row II—R. Smith. Sahagian, Lewis, Kraemer, Naus. South, Webber. 93 EVIDENCES OF HONOR CHARACTER. SCHOLARSHIP. LEADERSHIP. SERVICE-ALL FOUR GIVE THE THRILL OF A THOUSAND EXES WATCHING YOU RECEIVE A MEMBERSHIP CARD IN THE AUDITORIUM. A LUNCHEON AND HUMOROUS INITIATION SPEECHES ADD ANOTHER GROUP OF INTELLECTUALS TO THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROLL A SALUTE TO THE FUTURE VALEDICTORIANS AND SALUTATORIANSI . . . TODAY'S PROBLEMS—HOW COMPLICATED THEY SEEM! MEMBERS OF THE DEBATE AND POLITICS OR DE POL CLU1, CAN CLARIFY IMPORTANT ISSUES BY INTELLIGENT. INFORMAL DISCUSSIONS. MR. INGELBRET S GUIDANCE HELPS THE GROUP PREPARE FOR GREATER UNDERSTANDING AND GREATER POWER FOR FUTURE CORRECTION OF THE SHORT. COMINGS OF TODAY'S WORLD . . . OUTSTANDING SPEAKERS ALL—THE MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE. EXCELLENCE IN ANY FIELD OF SPEECH WORK WILL WIN. FOR A STUDENT. MEMBER-SHIP IN THIS EXCLUSIVE SOCIETY. SELF-COMMAND AND POISE IS DEVELOPED. TOO. THROUGH APPEARING IN THE STATE AND NATIONAL TOURNAMENTS SPONSORED BY THE LEAGUE. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I—Cornwall. Brown. Anderson. South. Short. Ramsdall. Osgood. Moorstead. Hagman, Bartholomew. Cummings, Rye, Steiner. Row II—Shefeluk, Dorer, Gjestvang. Hoinlin, Harris. Kroomer, Naus. Olsen, Diamond. Daskovsky, Claar, Cates. Bearg, Acker. Toepei. Row III—Roberts. Phillips. Swanstrom. Underwood. Wintheiser. Boice. Brueck-ner, Eckberg, Metcalf. Swiggum, Mac-Pherson. Langum. Leemhuis, lilligren, Scfiram. DEPOL OFFICERS MscLmo. wrq«� M-a vmv I Coombv H«awr«r, SeW. v c pr« HkV fOUHS Putty, fcucV SeWiet. Ct SW t q- THAT AMERICAN FERVOR I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG . . WITH THESE WORDS. WHICH OPEN EVERY STUDENT PATRIOT LEAGUE MEETING. MEMBERS REPLEDGE THEMSELVES TO THE FLAG. TO AMERICANISM. AND TO DEMOCRACY. THE LEAGUE BRINGS SPEAKERS TO WEST TO EXPLAIN VARIED PHASES OF THE PATRIOTIC LIFE OF OUR COUNTRY. CARAMELED APPLESI JUST A NICKEL. WHO’S NEXT?” AND FINALLY THE BASKET IS EMPTIED. BETWEEN KICKOFFS AND TOUCHDOWNS. THOSE SERVICE CLUB VENDORS BRING IN MONEY FOR THE SCHOOL’S CONSUMPTION. A PENNY EARNED IS A PENNY’S WORTH OF SERVICE. . . . WITH A ”B” AVERAGE. ONE SEMESTER OF HISTORY. AND THE VITAL INTEREST IN THIS WORLD’S PAST. YOU ARE QUALIFIED TO TRYOUT FOR THE AMMILUS CLUB. SPEAKERS. DISCUSSIONS. AND EXCURSIONS TO MUSEUMS. BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS AND THE STATE CAPITOL MAKE HISTORY A STUDY OF THE PRESENT . . . STUDENT PATRIOT Row I—Polucci. R. Smith. Mist Beck —advisor, Boquist, Tyler. Swenson. Thompson. Row II—Stornos. Mongney. Olson Cates, Schimmole. Phelps. Stern. Row III—Jackson. Pappas. Hodgson. MacPherson. Quackonbush. Swiggum, Forewell. L. Johnson. Row IV—McDonald. Axtell. Rock-wood. Powers. Lowery. Fowler. Samuel-son. Row V—Stindle. Soubo. Wallace. Shir-ley. Siverts. Phiepot. Davis. Newton. SERVICE Row I—Maurstad, Walruth, Kulp Leach. Row II—M oyers, BolstaH. Cross Ryman, Hay, Shattuck. Gertsen. Hein rich. Holen. Row III—Christopher. Pharris. Bjcrk. man. Mr. Chandler—advisor. Hudson Purdy. Ingvaldton, Horwitz. Ellison Ruch. AMMILUS Row I—Meyers. Dahlstrom, Cornwall. Saidemann, Maur-sted. Row II—Shefeluk, M. Day, Hughes. Snyder. Mr. Inglebret —advisor. Cates. Wise, Marshall, Svendsen. Row III—Theurer. Taber. Metcalf. Leemhuis. Mac Lean. Smith. J. Forchas. Butler, Win-theiser, Johnson. Coombs. Speliopoulos. Row IV—Daulton, G. Forchas. Farmer. Anderson. Seltzer. Haverly. Roberts. Bjorkman. 95 FOOD FOR LEISURE CHECKMATE—KNIGHTS—QUEENS—PAWNS—ALL THESE STRANGE TERMS BECOME CLEAR TO THE MEMB OF THE CHESS CLUB. MR. OPFER AND HIS EXPERTS WILL CHANGE A NOVICE INTO A POLISHED STRATEG BY A FEW SESSIONS OF WEEKLY PLAY AT THE KING OF GAMES -CHESS ... BUY YOUR WILD LIFE STAM, RIGHT HERE.” IS THE PLEA OF THE BIRD AND CONSERVATION CLUB. HELP PRESERVE THE BEAUTY 0 OUR LAND. SLIDES AND TALKS ON BIRDS. MOUNTAINS, AND FISHES MAKE VIVID THE MEETINGS OF THESL YOUNG NATURALISTS ... LIGHTS. CAMERA, STEADY, PLEASE-CLICK-AND ANOTHER OUTSTANDING SCHOOL EVENT IS RECORDED FOR THE TIMES. THE KAMERA KLUB PERFORMS THE IMPORTANT SERVICE TO WEST, WHILE ITS MEMBERS GAIN PLEASURE FROM THEIR FAVORITE HOBBY AND EXPERIENCE FOR A POSSIBLE FUTURE VOCATION. BIRD AND CONSERVATION Sooted—Peters, Smith, Dey, Miss Thornes. Schrem. Latham. Standing —Peterson, Miller. Coombs. Pratt. Berg. Hank. Marshall. Buckley. H. Boquist. Boquist. KAMERA KLUB Seated — Holmes. Anderson. Robertson, Kenny. Swanson. Standing — Kless. Morrison, Carter. Watten. Keen. Moore. Woods. Sch la fe r, Schram. Dows. Elleby. Mr. Norton, Freeman. Ruby. CHESS CLUB Smith. Metcalf. Mr. Opfei Robert . Speliopoulus. 96 IN THE SHADOW OF THE MUSES SKETCH. SKETCH. SKETCH—ITS THE DAUBER’S CLUB BRUSHING UP ON FIGURE DRAWING. WITH PAINT OR PEN BEAUTIFUL COMPOSITIONS ARE CREATED. HIGHLIGHTS IN THE CLUBS CALENDAR ARE THE TRYOUTS FROM WHICH NEW MEMBERS ARE SELECTED. AND INSPIRING VISITS TO THE ART GALLERIES. A SINGLE INTEREST—MUSIC—BRINGS THE MEMBERS OF THE MADRIGAL CLUB TOGETHER. ALTHOUGH SOME SING AND SOME PLAY INSTRUMENTS RANGING FROM THE PICCOLO TO THE PIANO. ALL WISH TO GAIN GREATER KNOWLEDGE AND ENJOYMENT OF MUSIC IN ITS HIGHEST FORMS. HA. HO. HE . . . HA. HO. HE” IN BASE TONES. IN SOPRANO TONES REVERBERATES FROM THE CHORAL SPEAKING CLUB, WHERE MISS SANDBOE PLUCKS THE PLUMS OF THE VOICE FOR FURTHER CULTIVATION. THE WORDS OF A POET OR PLAYWRIGHT ARE UTTERED WITH A CAREFUL DISPLAY OF EMOTION. MADRIGAL Row I — soatod. Robb; Andorson Bruockner. Weir, Nolson. Hagmonn Meeker. Phillips. Kulp. Skinner, Hodg son, Jenks. Row II—Mr. Tkach. Grace. Bolstad Endres, Granor, C. Anderson, Robinson. Langum. Clear, Bergman. Row III—Mclntiro. MecLeon, J Brueckner, Bjorkman, Rose. J. Andor-son. Newcomb, Glessnor, Ncwholl. CHORAL SPEAKING Row I—Perreault, Johnson. Endres. Anderson. Swiggum, Pappas. Comita. Phillips. Cates, Van do Wall. Row II—Moore, Pimp. Muske. Bauman, Thierler. Rose. Cowns. Ruch, Sahagian. Daniels, Miss Sandboe. DAUBERS Posina— Lichterman. IN THE HEADLINES OF SPORT CHOOSE YOUR WEAPON! ON GUARDI THIS TIME IT IS THE FENCING CLUB FLASHING THEIR FOILS IN A BRISK PRACTICE. ONCE A WEEK THEY GET TOGETHER TO PREPARE FOR THE STATE AND THE TWIN CITY FENCING MEETS . . . THROUGH THE G A A, EVERY WESTERN GIRL HAS A CHANCE TO WIN HEALTH. FUN. AND FRIENDSHIP IN A SPORT SHE LIKES. SHE CAN EVEN WIN A W THAT WILL BE ONE OF THE MOST PRIZED MEMENTOS OF HER SCHOOL LIFE . . . OUR FOOTBALL HEROES. BASKETBALL STARS. AND ALL OF THE OTHER ATHLETES WHO HAVE TURNED THE SPORTS FANS GLANCE TOWARD WEST. MAKE UP THE W CLUB. BEHIND THOSE GOLD FOOTBALLS AND LETTERS ARE LONG. HARD HOURS OF PRACTICE. HOW WELL DESERVED IS ANY REWARD GIVEN THEMI FENCING Ro —Covert. Jammo, McLean, Neutson. Smith. W CLUB Row I—Gardiner. Baston. Robinson, Lang. Mr. Teeter. Mr. Farrell. Armstrong. Heller, Gould. Schroedor. Row II—Jewett. Haverly. Dun-gan, McKoreghan, Modcelf. Row III—Lilja. Eide. Ashworth. Gallagher. Cowin. Row IV—Anderson. MacTavish, Low. G.A.A. BOARD Row I—Doberstein. Gerecke. Giles, Ryon. Row II — Brancheau. Acker. Boice, Hanson, Roth. Miss Carey. FEMININE VIEWPOINTS TRULY COURAGEOUS MODERN GIRLS ARE THE MEMBERS OF THE HOME CLUB. THEY ARE SUCCESSFUL AT TWO HARD JOBS—STUDYING AND EARNING. THE CLUB THROUGH FREQUENT EVENING MEETINGS. HELPS THEM TO GAIN COMPANIONSHIP AND RELAXATION. WORTHY OF THE EFFORTS OF THE GIRLS—WEST'S FINEST . . . BAZAARS. MARIONETTE SHOWS. PARTIES. SELF-IMPROVEMENT—ALL ARE GRIST TO THE MILL OF THE GIRLS OF SETON HI. THROUGH ITS MANY ACTIVITIES. WESTS JUNIOR CHAPTER OF THE SETON GUILD HAS MADE ITSELF A REAL ASSET TO ITS MEMBERS AND TO WEST . . . DON'T THINK THEY MISS ANY FUN. THOSE FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORE GIRLS WHO PARTICIPATE IN THE SILVER TRIANGLE MEMBERSHIP DRIVE. THEY ARE JUST BEGINNING TO MAKE FRIENDS AT WEST. RECOGNITION SERVICES. TEAS. PROGRAMS FILL THE YEAR WITH SOCIABILITY. i SILVER TRI BOARD Row I—A. Smith. Zacher, Miss Gude. Huntley. Miss Spaulding. Mior. Row II—McKirnan, Rate. Dahl-man, Slawson, Moan, Ueland. Burrill. HOME CLUB Row I—Goodwater, Hetman. Mrs. Lockwood. Mrs. Potter. Row II—McDonald. Gable. Anderson. Row III—Mildextor. Bollenger. Bode. Knutsen. Olson. Row IV—Vormbrook. Owens. Martin. Doorr. SETON HI Row I—Musko. Rasmussen. M. Kelly Jonks, Powers. 8rown, Crist. Nolan, L. Nelson. Westland, Kell. Lisecko. Row II—Seated, P. Kelly. BEHIND THE SOCIAL HEADLINES GATHER TOGETHER TWO REPRESENTATIVES FROM EACH CHAPTER. AND YOU HAVE THE ALL Hl-Y CABINET. THEY ELECT OFFICERS WHO LEAD THE GROUP IN ITS VITAL ACTIVITIES. THEY SPONSOR THE COMMUNITY FUND CAMPAIGN. PROMOTE THE Hl-Y MEMBERSHIP DRIVE. AND ARE HOSTS AT ALL THE JOINT MEETINGS . . . DANCE PROGRAMS. DECORATIONS. AND THAT DATE OF DATES CULMINATE IN THE BLUE TRI SPRING FORMAL. ALIAS PASTEL PROM. AT THE YEAR S END. A SOCIAL FAREWELL BIDS THE SENIORS ADIEU. RECOGNITION AND LENTEN SERVICES STRENGTHEN THE BOND OF FINDING AND GIVING THE BEST . . . YOU'LL SEE THE UPPER CLASS GIRLS STEPPING OUT TO THEIR SPRING INFORMAL OR TO THEIR REGULAR MEETINGS OF FUN AND FELLOWSHIP. WATCH HER BEAM. WHEN SHE RECEIVES THE MERIT PIN. REWARD FOR HOURS OF SERVICE. FOR JUST PLAIN SOCIABILITY. DANCING. CHATTING—THE U. C. HAS NO COMPETITOR. BLUE TRI BOARD Row I—Randall, Jonos. Prosier, Hog-men. McBrien. Mrs. Bernum. Carey. Row II—Walters. Siedormenn, Aarnos. Moritz, Davis. Sahagian, Lilligren, Remsdoll. Preston. U.C. BOARD Row I—Mrs. Boquist, Aske-land. Heynacher. Miss Styer. Row II—Mosher, Hyde. Boll. Anderson. Pletten. Moighan. Van Ornum, Creigio. Row III—Bishop. White. Krae-mer, Heinrich. Barrett. Nelson. Duxbury. ALL Hl-Y Loft to Right—Ryan. Douglass. Mr. Keck. 100 THE Y'S HAVE IT •70 CREATE. MAINTAIN. AND EXTEND THROUGHOUT SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY HIGH STANDARDS OF CHRISTIAN CHARACTER. IS THE CREED UPHELD BY ONE-FOURTH OF THE YOUNG MEN OF WEST. THESE FELLOWS ARE MEMBERS OF THE WEST Hl-Y. THIS ORGANIZATION CONSISTS OF ELEVEN CHAPTERS WITH NAMES REPRESENTING CHRISTIAN IDEALS. DURING THE PAST YEAR THEY HAVE INCREASED THEIR MEM-BERSHIP 10% AND HAVE ACCEPTED TWO NEW CHAPTERS. NO ONE IS EXCLUDED FROM MEMBERSHIP. BUT A TRAINING COURSE MUST BE SATISFACTORILY COMPLETED. THEIR ACTIVITIES DURING THE PAST YEAR HAVE BEEN MANY AND VARIED. THE COMMUNITY FUND DRIVE WAS PUT ' OVER THE TOP BY THE ALL Hl-Y CABINET. DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASON THE SCOREBOARD WAS MANAGED BY THE SEMPER Hl-Y. THEIR CIVIC HELPFULNESS WAS SHOWN BY THE MANY HOLIDAY FOOD BASKETS GIVEN TO NEEDY FAMILIES. THE DEMOCRATIC IDEALS ON WHICH THIS ORGANIZATION IS FOUNDED ARE FULLY CARRIED OUT BY THESE CHAPTERS. CONTAGIOUS CHRISTIAN CHARACTER cxc Row I—Davis, Larson. Childs. Evorett. Link. Wallace. Row II—Ackors. Robb. Crosby. Ryan. Douglass. Gerbarding. Row III—Anderson, Ross. Sivright, Hyland. Wickman. Stillman. Nelson. t _ _ a TO WIN THE CROSS WIN-X Row I—Cooper. S. Scharling. Boran, Eastman. Towle. F. Van Doren. Row II—Remote, Moehler, Cushing, Blair. Bjorkman, Drink-all. Kunx. Kohler. Row III—Ross, Davidson. Johnson. Fruen, Dean. Sahagian. Ladd. B. Scharling. George. G. Van Doren, Brown, PERSONALITY, ATHLETICS, CHRISTIANITY PAX Row I—Lundberg. Baston. Peterson. Abbott, Heller. Hammond. Boson, Greenberg. Row II—Snyder, Feinberg. Armstrong, Whitten, Gallagher, Bergsing. Low. Kinney, Simundson. J USEFUL TO ALL UTA Row I—Jamos. Hienx. Row I!—Smith, Johnson. Mathys. Chamberlin, Poll. Row III—Fleming. Truox. Brodio, Clark. ALWAYS FAITHFUL SEMPER Row I—Baumgartner, Mattern. Penner. Row II—Hayward, Andorson, Bruock-nor, Coombs. Metcalf, Rogors, Hin-ners. Row III—Mclntire, Bloomgren, Madsen, Root, Swanstrom, Siverts. May-berg, Mr. Lauren. REACHING FOR THE STARS ORIONS Row I—Chondler, Vardalos, Fitts. Row II—Dehlman, Ford. Mitchell, Mr. Crocker, Lang. White. Row III—Anderson, Dungan. Parmelee. McGilvray. Dunkcim, Ashworth, Eido. Brown. LOYALTY, OBEDIENCE, CHRISTIANITY LOX Row I—Nelson, Reed. Gardiner, Harris, Roberts. George. Ingebretson. McKereghan. Row II—Mr. Curie. Smith. Oilman, Jowett. Andorson, J. Forchas, Havorly. Row III—G. Forchas. Reap, Oswald. Lindroos. Miller. Win-ship. 102 V DUTY, UNITY, CHRISTIANITY DUX Row I—Robinson, Radzom, Walbrink. McKirnan, Norstad. Row II—Howoi. Heinxo. Hush. SPORTS, PERSONALITY, UNITY, RELIGION, SERVICE SPURS Row I—Brown. Wagner, Smith, Con rad. Mr, Fawkes. Baker. Row II—Bauder, Woodcock, Prock. Davis, Ellison, Engler, Buchanan. LEADERS ARCHONS Row I—Kepler, Smithburg. Lee. Fos-tor. Gross. Hirsch. Row II—Dion. Fossum, Gannis. Woods. Hanson. McKenzie. Pierson. v j LEADERSHIP, ATHLETICS, LOYALTY, APPEARANCE ALLA Row I—Crone, Naas. Legos. Toopel. Flock, MacMillan. Row II—Gray. Odell. Johnson. Gibson. Conrad. Me-Morrow. Ruch. Wittmen. 103 A [omznt± 'ZJfiull Row I—O’Dell, Medcalf, Boston, Gardiner. Thomas. Bradford, Nash. Eide, Cowin . . Row II—Rogers. Hirsch. Kinney, Dungan, Lilja, Fahnberg. Clark, McKereghan . . Row III—Armstrong, Schroodor. Robinson, Low, Korsmo, MacTavish. Gould, Ashworth . . Row IV—Jewett, Gallagher, Heller. Link, Lang, Forchas. Anderson. ON THE GRIDIRON IT’S A TOUCHDOWN! HAROLD DUNGAN BLASTED HIS WAY THROUGH THE WASH8URN LINE LIKE THIS TWICE AND THE COWBOYS TROUNCED THE MILLERS 27-6. CO-CAPTAINS DAVE THOMAS AND BOB BRADFORD LED THE WESTERNERS INTO THE CHAMPIONSHIP PICTURE. THE WEST PLOTTING STAFF CAUGHT DUR-ING A TENSE MOMENT ON THE BENCH-COACHES TEETER. FARRELL. AND ILSTRUP. the little brown jug—always a welcome sight IN a TOUGH battle. ___ there's satisfaction written on these FACES AS WEST LEADS THE MILLERS. 27-6. WITH A MINUTE TO PLAY. FOOTBALL WEST OPP. ST. 20 THOMAS 0 14 SOUTH 7 ROOSE-7 VELT 6 WASH-27 BURN 6 LAST FALL..,FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 17 YEARS THF unnru m tlirrrCn,n ... ' HE 5M00TH-FLAYING GREEN AND WHITE CLAD .OWKW SUCCEEDED IN BRINGING BACK TO WEST. MINNEAPOLIS HIGH SCHOOLS' MOST COVETED IOPHY—THE PREP FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP. WEST GAVE FIRST NOTICE OF ITS CHAMPIONSHIP CONTENDS WHEN IT MARCHED OVER A MUCH HEAVIER ST. THOMAS TEAM IN A PRE-SEASON NIGHT GAME, TEMPER 15. ON THE CADETS' FIELD. ACCORDING TO PRE-SEASON SHOWINGS, THE FIRST LEAGUE GAME. 'EMBER 22, WAS LIKELY TO BE THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME-WEST AT SOUTH. TWO BRADFORD BULLET ES, ALONG WITH TWO BRADFORD CONVERSIONS. TAMED THE TIGERS. AFTER 57 MINUTES OF BRUISING LES AND DETERMINED OFFENSIVE MARCHES. THE SCOREBOARD READ-WEST, 6; ROOSEVELT, 6. IN THIS THRILLER. BRADFORD'S CONVERSION SPLIT THE BARS AND WEST WON ITS SECOND LEAGUE GAME. 108 SCORES WEST OPP. 26 CENTRAL 7 19 EDISON 35 20 NORTH 0 MAR-7 SHALL 6 THIS V AS Ol OARY EM-AROUND CoufS of Tin A FAMILIAR SCENE TO THE WEST FANS-THE COWBOY LINE BLOCKING PERFECTLY, AND BRADFORD OFF ON ANOTHER LONG DASH. N0RTh'S s. ba °N on his 109 ictcbcd THEIR WORST BEATING TO ONE OF THEIR GREATEST RIVALS IN THE uIwasTS I WHITE «LY VICTORY OVER WNSHRURN. fU. THE CEHTRAl TTU HAD BEEN FORECAST AS A BATTLE OE LINES. ANO THAT WAS ERECISELV WHAT IT WAS. HELLER. UUA, ANE JEWITT WERE THE MARGIN OF VICTORY. 0 SUCH A DAY, SO FOUGHT—' BUT LOST. IN WHAT WAS ONE 0 THE MOST PUBLICIZED PREP GAMES IN THE HISTORY OF MINNEAPOLIS FOOTBALL. WEST LOST TO EOISO 35-19, ON THE TOMMIES' FIELD, OCTOBER 20. THE NEXT WEEK BROUGHT TOGETHER NORTH ANO WEST TUC OAl a DC riri p if till AA a aaum.ak paa • m a a. . ..a... .... _ ' . .aaw, m-wm � wiwvvi m ' vv .M I r « w rx « « « rsi THE POLARS' FIELD. IT WAS A 20-0 COMEBACK FOR THE COWBOYS. MARSHALL. DETERMINED AND EA( TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ITS UNDERDOG STANDING. WAS THE LAST CITY TEAM TO FEEL THE CHURN tooI.m™' S,KN W Vt ,AOf°M,'S TAlEN™ ,0t C0NVWn° F0� ,Ht CC� 'otN1 THE BIG FOUR OF CITY DASH RACES TENSED FOR A START—JIM CROSBY AND JACK LEAPER OF WEST. TENNEY AND SUTTON OF WASHBURN. _ _ . T. _ Courtesy of Times TritMM. WEST'S SWIMMING BARBERS—THIS MEDLEY TEAM OF CAPT. ROBB. CROSBY. AND BRUECK-NER SHAVED SECONDS OFF CITY RECORDS. Courtesy of Times-Tribune. IN THE TANK WHEN BIGGER AND BETTER SWIMMING TEAMS ARE PRODUCED. WEST WILL HAVE THEM. FOR THE TWELFTH CONSECUTIVE YEAR WEST'S MERMEN CAME THROUGH THE PREP SWIMMING SEASON WITH THE CITY TANK CHAMPIONSHIP CROWN STILL RESTING SECURELY IN THEIR TROPHY CASE. THE COWBOYS WENT UNDE-FEATED IN 1940 DUAL MEET COMPETITION. WEST RETAINED THE MYTHICAL TWIN CITY TITLE WHEN THE ST. PAUL CHAMPION RE-FUSED THE COWBOY CHALLENGE. IN ADDITION TO THIS RECORD. THE WESTERNERS ANNEXED THE FIRST ANNUAL ST. THOMAS INTERSCHOLASTIC SWIMMING CHAM-PIONSHIP. COACH WICKSTROM'S GROUP WAS NOSED OUT OF THE TIGHTLY FOUGHT GUSTAVUS INVITATIONAL TITLE. HOWEVER. BY A STUBBORN WASHBURN CREW. THIS WAS THE FIRST DEFEAT IN FOUR YEARS FOR THE COWBOYS IN THIS MEET. THE VIRGINIA I 10 oTi! RJ?W LeV° R:9h,-Childs. Loapor, Capt. Kobb. Crosby. Chandlor. Bruocltnor. G. Forchas. Daikoviky. Back Row—CoacH Wickjtrom. Howey. Mclntire, COORDINATION OF EVERY MUSCLE IS NEEDED IN A BACK JACK KNIFE DIVE LIKE THIS. BY SONNY STECKLER. ad IT WAS A SYMPHONY OF MOTION AS KEITH BRUECKNER. BACKSTROKE STYLIST. CHURNED HIS WAY TO ANOTHER RECORD. Mitcholl. Stockier. F. Van Doren, Warnor. EU ion, EHert. Hommond, Caswell. SWIMMING TEAM RETAINED THEIR STATE TITLE. WITH WEST TAK-ING THIRD. THE WESTERN RECORD BREAKERS WERE KEITH BRUECKNER. CITY AND Y. M. C. A. INVITATIONAL BACKSTROKE; THE MEDLEY RELAY TEAM OF BRUECKNER. JIM CROSBY AND ED ROBB. CITY INVITATIONAL AND DUAL MEET RECORD: AND JACK LEAPER, 40 YARD DASH IN THE Y. M. C. A. INVITATIONAL. SCORES WEST OPP. WEST OPP 47 ROOSEVELT 28 40 MARSHALL 35 53 EDISON 21 56 NORTH 19 40 WASHBURN 35 48 CENTRAL 27 58 SOUTH 17 57 VOCATIONAL 18 ON THE FLOOR AFTER COMPILING AN ENVIABLE PRE-SEASON RECORD. THE WEST BASKETEERS STARTED A MARCH THROUGH THEIR CITY BASKETBALL RIVALS THAT NETTED AS MANY LEAGUE WINS AS THE PREVIOUS THREE YEARS COMBINED. IN ALL. THE COWBOYS WON THREE TILTS. LOST FIVE. AND LABELED THEM-SELVES THE UPSETTERS OF THE LEAGUE. ROOSEVELT WAS THE FIRST VICTIM AS THE SHARPSHOOTING OF FLASH ROBINSON AND DON ANDERSON BEGAN TAKING EFFECT. IN THE NEXT GAME SOUTH. PLAYING ITS BEST GAME OF THE SEASON. DEFEATED THE FARRELL MEN. UNDAUNTED. THE WESTERN HOOPERS CAME FIGHTING BACK ONLY TO LOSE A CLOSELY FOUGHT TILT TO CHAMPION MARSHALL. WHEN WEST DEFEATED NORTH. 33-29. IT REALLY WAS AN UPSET. IT WAS FIGHTING FOR THE BALL LIKE THIS AFTER LOSING TWO MORE—A ONE-POINT THRILLER TO WASHBURN. AND A TONY JAROS DRUBBING —WEST CUT ITS SECOND SLICE OF VICTORY CAKE. THIS TIME FROM THE CENTRAL CELLARMEN. NOT CONTENTED WITH THIS. COACH FARRELL PRIMED THE TEAM TO ITS LIMIT FOR THE NORTH GAME. ALEX SHISH'S THREE RAPID FIRE GOALS IN THE LAST MINUTES OF THE TILT GAVE WEST THE GREAT-EST UPSET OF THE YEAR. THIS VICTORY WAS THE CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT OF WHAT HAD BEEN PREDICTED A REALLY GREEN WEST CAGE TEAM. SCORES WEST OPP. WEST OPP. 28 ROOSEVELT 24 30 EDISON 70 21 SOUTH 41 43 CENTRAL 39 30 MARSHALL 44 33 NORTH 29 35 WASHBURN 36 32 VOCATIONAL 47 SHOUT TO THOMAS TO THE BASKET RINGS UP TWO MORE POINTS FOR THE COWBOYS. THE WHISTLE BLOWS. THE BALL GOES UP —AND MURRAY CAMPBELL GOES HIGH FOR IT IN THIS VOCATIONAL. GAME TIP-OFF. FUTURE JOE LOUIS'S Seated—Hanson Bodner, Knight, Mr. Patterson Bowman, Wyman. THEY'RE NOT RESTING—TIETZE HAS JUST PINNED HIS OPPONENT FOR A CLEAN VICTORY. irs A STRICTLY MERRILL HANSON BATTERY—HE PITCHES A LEFT AND CATCHES A RIGHT. IN THE RING 1940 PROVED TO BE A SLUMP YEAR IN THE GRUNT AND GROAN0 AND LEATHER THROW-ING DEPARTMENTS. THERE WERE NO BUTCH LEVYS IN THE GROUPS THIS YEAR. AND ACTIVITIES WERE FEW. BOTH TEAMS HELD WORKOUTS TWICE A WEEK IN EITHER OF THE WEST GYMNASIUMS. THE SEASON HIGHLIGHT FOR THE BOXERS WAS AN INTRATEAM TOURNAMENT HELD IN THE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM LAST FALL. MEANWHILE THE WRESTLERS PARTICIPATED IN FIVE INTERSCHOLASTIC SCRAPS WITH VOCA-TIONAL. ROOSEVELT. WASHBURN. EDISON. AND CHAMPION MARSHALL. THE BEST THEY COULD DO WAS GAIN A VICTORY OVER THE MILLERS. Front—Knight. Garnor. Molandor. Engstrom, Campbell, Waltor Kloinstoubor. Bad—Bob Bowman. Coach Nelson, Tietze—caught in a peaceful moo J. BENJAMINSON WAITED FOR A COWBOY PASS IN THE TITLE SO WITH ROOSEVELT. THE TEDDIES INTERCEPTED. Courtesy of TimevTribune. SHELDON NOTESTINE CAUGHT AS HE FLASHED DOWN THE ICE ON A TYPICAL SOLO DASH. Courtesy of Ster-Jouniel. ON THE ICE FIVE VICTORIES. THREE DEFEATS. ONE TIE—THAT IS THE RECORD OF THE 1940 EDITION OF THE WEST PUCKSTERS. THAT ALONE DOESN’T TELL THE TRUE STORY OF THE FIGHTING COWBOYS IN ONE OF PREP HISTORY’S CLOSEST FOUGHT SEASONS—EVERY TEAM WAS A THREAT. SIX OF WEST’S NINE CON-TESTS WERE DECIDED BY ONE POINT. THE WEST-ERNERS’ GREATEST BARRIER IN THE CHAMPION-SHIP RACE WAS ROOSEVELT. ULTIMATE TITLE WINNER. AND TWICE VICTOR OVER WEST. AFTER FINISHING THE LEAGUE SEASON TIED FOR SECOND PLACE. COACH TEETERS ICE-MEN WENT INTO THE FIRST ROUND OF THE PLAYOFFS AT THE ARENA PAIRED AGAINST SOUTH. AFTER DEFEATING THE TIGERS. 1-0. THE COWBOYS WENT INTO THE FINALS ONLY TO LOSE TO ROOSEVELT. 2-1. IN THE TWIN CITY PLAYOFFS. WEST TOPPED OFF A SUCCESSFUL SEASON BY DRUBBING SECOND PLACE HARDING. 9-1. NOTESTINE AND ALL-CITY FRED HIESEKE SLOWED UP JUST ONCE DURING THE PUCK SEASON—FOR THIS PICTURE. SCORES WEST OPP. WEST OPP. 3 SOUTH 2 2 MARSHALL 3 3 WASHBURN 3 I NORTH 0 9 EDISON 1 1 SOUTH 0 1 ROOSEVELT 2 I ROOSEVELT 2 9 ST. PAUL HARDING 1 AN OPPONENT’S EYE VIEW OF STAR OEFENSEMAN TED HELLER. Front Row. Left to Right—Notest.ne. Davis. Heller. Samuelson. Bunker. Segar. Tyschen. Back Row Dahl. rrgr.. Jewitt. Benjaminion. Campbell. Peterson. Gow. Hieseke Farrell. Coach Teeter. ON THE CINDERS WHO WILL EVER FORGET THAT GREAT COWBOY TRACK AGGREGATION OF 1939? THE TEAM PROBABLY EQUALLED ANY THAT COACH ZAVODSKY HAS PREVIOUSLY PRODUCED. THE RECORDS SHOW THAT THE COWBOYS WON BOTH OF THE MAJOR HONORS—CITY CHAMPION AND STATE HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPION. jjM IN ADDITION DICK KELLEY. BILL ANN- SLEY, MILT LARSON. AND BILL ALEXANDER SUCCEEDED IN CAP-TURING FIRSTS IN THE ONE-QUARTER AND ONE-HALF MILE RELAY EVENTS AT THE DRAKE RELAYS. DICK KEL- LEY ALSO HELD THE STATE DASH CROWN. AND BILL ALEXAN- DER THE STATE 440-YARD RUN TITLE. I. BUILT OF IRON—JEWin AND SHOT. 2. WHERE THAT ADDED OOMPH IS NEEDED. 3. PERFECT TAKEOFF—ONE POINT LANDING? Row I—Jenness. Cronin. Gardinor. Hinnort. Paul ton. Groonborg, Geary. Row II—Jewitt. Mattorn. Pauly. Schroeder, Jamot. Cowin. Lewis. Wallace. Hirsch. Row III—Walbrinlt. Robinson, Russ. Hadrich. Baird. Kauth. Me-Clean, McIntyre. Vardalos. White. Mr. Zovodsky. | | THIS YEAR THE WESTERNERS FACED THE PRACTICALLY IMPOSSIBLE TASK OF DUPLICATING THE SUCCESS OF THE 1939 SEASON. THE CHAMPIONSHIP RELAY TEAM WAS LOST BY GRADUATION WITH THE SINGLE EXCEPTION OF ALTERNATE EARL HINNERS. ONLY THREE LET-TERMEN RETURNED TO FORM THE BACKBONE OF THIS YEARS SQUAD: 1940 TEAM CAPTAIN BRUCE JAMES, JOHN GARDINER. AND HINNERS. HINNERS AND JAMES COMBINED WITH JIM LEWIS AND BOB PAULSON IN BRINGING WEST ITS FIRST TRACK HONORS OF THE SEA-SON BY CAPTURING THIRD PLACE IN THE MILE EVENT OF THE DRAKE RELAYS. WITH THE TUMBLERS BERNARD WALD PROVES THE POINT THAT A COWBOY AND A HORSE MAKE A GOOD PIC-TURE. THAT THERE IS A FUTURE IN TUMBLING IS EVIDENCED BY NEWTON LOKEN. EX-COWBOY MAT MAINSTAY. AND HIS RECENT BIG TEN TUMBLING SUCCESS. 4. WYATT VAULTING TO VICTORY. 5. THAT LAST HURDLE IS ALWAYS THE HIGHEST. 6. DISCUS (TING) EFFORT? ON THE DIAMOND FIVE WINS. THREE LOSSES—THAT WAS THE RECORD OF LAST YEAR S BASEBALL TEAM. THIS .625 AVERAGE WAS GOOD ENOUGH TO EARN COACH DON HOUCK S COW-BOYS A TIE FOR SECOND PLACE IN THE 1939 PREP LEAGUE STANDINGS. PREVIOUS TO THE OPENING OF THE SEASON THE WESTERN BAT-BREAKERS HAD PILED UP AN ENVIABLE RECORD OF SEVEN WINS OUT OF EIGHT PRE-SEASON TILTS. HARD LUCK STRUCK THE TEAM AS THE SEASON WORE ON. HOWEVER. AND THE COWBOYS WERE EVEN DUMPED OFF THEIR THREE-YEAR CARLETON CHAMPIONSHIP THRONE BY A WEAK NORTH TEAM THAT THE WESTERNERS HAD PREVIOUSLY SWAMPED. 8-0. STARS OF THE SEASON WERE BOB PETERSON. PITCHER; DAVE THOMAS. OUTFIELDER; AND BOB SCHUTZ. SECOND BASEMAN—ALL OF WHOM WERE ALL-CITY SELECTIONS. SMACK! IT'S A LINE DRIVE THAT'S GOOD FOR A CLEAN SINGLE IN ANY MAN'S BALL GAME. TOO BIG A LEAD OFF FIRST BASE CAME NEAR RESULTING IN AN OUT ON THIS SOUTH-WEST PLAY. ANOTHER PITCH—ANOTHER STRIKE. IT'S ALL IN A DAY S WORK FOR CARL TYSCHEN. COWBOY MOUND ACE. Row I—Rongstorff. Nelson. Austin. Turgon. Larson, Joffea, John, ton, Snydor, Kolly. Biornlie. Row II—Mr. Wickitrom. Mayer, Mr. Houck. Horwitx, Mr. Sween. Bunker, Morford. Engttrand. Rote. Lowe. Winthip. Shutz. E. Baton. Tytchen. Borgsing, Cattail, Campbell. Lane, W. Baton, Bolleton. OVER SIXTY CANDIDATES ANSWERED COACH HOUCK S EARLY SEASON CALL TO BASEBALL PRACTICE IN 1940. IN THIS GROUP THERE WERE ONLY FOUR RETURNING LETTERMEN, ONLY TWO OF THESE BEING REGULARS. BEN ENGSTRAND. THIS YEARS CAPTAIN. AND HOWIE SCHUTZ THUS FORMED THE BACKBONE OF THE SQUAD. CARL TYSCHEN. JIM WINSHIP, AND MURRAY CAMPBELL GAVE WEST ITS NEEDED PITCHING POWER. AND PRESEASON BATTING FORM SHOWED UP WELL A SLUMP OF THE LATTER POWER WAS THE MAIN FACTOR IN THE COWBOYS LOSING THEIR FIRST TWO LEAGUE GAMES WITH SOUTH AND ROOSEVELT. BOTH SUPPOSEDLY WEAK TEAMS. MAIN OBJECTIVES OF THIS YEAR S TEAM WERE TO MAKE A COMEBACK ON THE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP TRAIL AND RECAPTURE OF THE LOST CARLETON TROPHY. SCORE Wet Opponent 18 South 5 8 North 0 5 Wathburn 6 II Rooievelt 2 6 Central 5 9 Vocational 4 4 Marthall 5 6 Editon 9 IF THE THROW IS ANYWHERE NEAR FIRST BASE. JUST LEAVE THE REST OF THE PLAY TO COWBOY CAPTAIN BEN ENGSTRAND. ON THE COURT THE OLD CENTRAL-WEST TENNIS FEUD BLAZED TO NEW HEIGHTS IN 1939. THE PIONEERS WON —WEST TOOK SECOND PLACE—IN THE CITY PREP RACE. COWBOY STRENGTH WAS MAINLY IN THE DOUBLES DIVISION. DON GUNNAR AND FRED GULDEN. BOTH LETTER WINNERS. WENT TO THE SEMI-FINALS IN THE STATE MEET. WITH BILL McKIRNEY AND TOM DANIELS ADVANCING ONE STEP FURTHER IN THE SAME EVENT. THIS YEAR COACH EVAN HAAHEIM TOOK OVER TENNIS DUTIES IN THE ABSENCE OF COACH WINWORTH WILLIAMS. GULDEN AND GUNNAR BOTH RETURNED FOR THE 1940 SEA-SON. TWO VICTORIES IN THEIR FIRST TWO DUAL MEETS THIS YEAR GAVE THE COWBOYS A START ON THE REST OF THE PREP FIELD. BARNEY WARNER AND JERRY RYAN TEAM UP TO GIVE WEST DOUBLES STRENGTH AT THE NET. TILDEN HIMSELF COULDN'T SHOW BETTER FORM OR DETERMINATION THAN BARNEY WARNER ON THIS CANNON-BALL. Row I—Morrison, Gunnar. Row II—Blomgron, Abbott. Hiasle. 120 Row I—Blair. Dahlman, Nelson. 21 Row II—Mr. Nolson, leery, laidlaw. Stillman, Douglass. ON THE LINKS THE WASHBURN LINKSMEN WERE THE ONLY OBSTACLE IN WEST S 1939 GOLF CHAMPION-SHIP RACE. IN FACT. THE MILLER S TWO WINS OVER THE COWBOYS GAVE THE WESTERNERS THEIR ONLY SETBACKS. ONE OCCURRED DURING THE REGULAR SCHEDULE. AND THE OTHER. 4-3. IN THE CITY PLAYOFF AFTER THE TWO TEAMS HAD FINISHED IN A TIE FOR FIRST PLACE. EACH TEAM HAD WON SIX AND LOST ONE. GRADUATION OF DON TEORY GAVE COACH NELSON HIS ONLY LOSS FOR THE 1940 SEASON. THE GOLFERS DUPLICATED THE NET-MEN'S ACHIEVEMENT OF WINNING THEIR FIRST TWO DUAL MEETS ALSO. IT ALL LOOKS SO EASY—AND IT IS FOR SONNY LAIDLAW, BOB PARMALEE. AND DAVE BLAIR. DRIVING. THE GOLFER’S •WATERLOO.'’ THE SANDTRAP. WAS NO OBSTACLE FOR DON NELSON ON THIS BLASTING STROKE. THE INSIDE STORY MAYBE YOU THINK ONLY BOYS CAN HAVE FUN IN SPORTS. YOU’D CHANGE YOUR MIND IN A HURRY IF YOU SAW WHAT GOES ON IN THE GIRLS’ GYM IN THE COURSE OF A SINGLE DAY. FOR INSTANCE. IN THE ADVANCED SPORTS CLASS YOU’D SEE A COUPLE OF GIRLS SWINGING LONG. THIN-NECKED TENNIS RAQUETS AT A MINIATURE INDIAN HEADDRESS. THAT’S BADMINTON. AND IT’S FUN TO LEARN AND PLAY. NEAR THE SIDE WALL. MORE SHORTS-CLAD GALS WOULD BE GETTING READY FOR AN OCEAN VOYAGE BY PLAYING SHUFFLE BOARD. ON ONE SIDE OF THE COURTS. A SNAPPY GAME OF DECK TENNIS MIGHT BE IN PROGRESS. THERE’S NOTHING tame or uninteresting about THAT CLASS! MODERN INTERPRETATIVE DANCING IS A FASCINATING SUBJECT. TOO. ALTHOUGH IT’S AS PUZZLING TO MANY PEOPLE AS IS SURREALISTIC PAINTING. SUCH DANCING MAY BE VERY GRACEFUL AND 2. THERE’S QUITE A TRICK TO HITTING ONE BIRD WITH ONE BADMINTON RAQUET. 3. WHO’LL CATCH THAT RING? irs A TOSSUPI I. ONE THOUGHT. ONE EMO-TION. AS INTERPRETED BY THE OF GIRL’S SPORTS BEAUTIFUL. IT HELPS ITS DEVOTEES TO DEVELOP THOSE DESIRABLE QUALITIES TOO. FIGURE SKATING CANT. OF COURSE. BE CARRIED ON IN THE GIRLS GYM. BUT IT S VERY POPULAR WITH MANY WESTERN GIRLS. THE REGULAR GYM CLASSES ARE BY NO MEANS THE SMALLEST PART OF THE GIRLS SPORTS PROGRAM. AND THROUGH THEM MISS CAREY AND MISS SANDELL TEACH GIRLS THE FUNDAMENTALS OF SPORTS. HEALTH. AND REAL RECREATION. 4. THIS ISN’T ON A SHIP . . . JUST IN THE GIRLS' GYM. 5. JANE HULTKRANZ AND KATHERINE WHITE . . . MAY-BE WE LL SEE THEM IN THE ICE FOLLIES NEXT YEAR. GROUP ACHIEVE GRACE. SYMMETRY. AND POISE. COWGIRLS TURN MERMAIDS AT THE YWCA POOL. A PERFECT SPOT FOR A BRISK CANTER. LETTER WINNERS THE GA.A. CARRIES GIRLS' SPORTS A STEP FARTHER. IT GIVES MUSCLE ROLLS AND AVERAGE GIRLS A CHANCE TO PLAY IN TEAMS COMPETING IN ACTUAL TOURNAMENTS. THE VARIETY OF SPORTS OFFERED IS PRACTICALLY UNLIMITED. SPEEDBALL. FIELD HOCKEY. BASKETBALL. VOLLEYBALL. AND SOFTBALL ARE MAJOR OR TEAM SPORTS. MORE SPECIALIZED OR MINOR SPORTS HAVE THEIR PLACE. TOO. ROLLER SKATING. ICE SKAT-ING. BOWLING. SWIMMING. RIDING. HIKING. TENNIS. AND 124 STAR ATHLETES—THEY'VE WON THEIR W’� . ROLL ON. O WESTERN ROLLER SKATERS. ROLL KEEP YOUR EYE ON THAT BALL! IN MANY SPORTS FENCING ARE EXAMPLES. NOTHING COULD SURPASS THE THRILL OF SINKING A LONG ONE TO WIN THE BASKETBALL GAME OR THE EXHILARATION OF CANTERING ALONG A LEAF-STREWN LAKE TRAIL AND FEELING THE FRESH FALL WIND IN YOUR FACE. GIRLS FIND THESE. AND MUCH MORE. IN GAA. IF THEY’RE PERSISTENT. THEY FIND A GREEN AND WHITE ,•W.,, THE BEST MEMENTO OF WEST ANY GIRL COULD HAVE. 125 HOMECOMING I WANT A LOT OF STREAMERS— POM-POMS FOR ME— HEY, COWBOY. WHERE’D YOU GET THAT HAT? A WILD WEST SHOW SEEMED TO BE LET LOOSE IN THE GREEN-AND-WHITE HUNG HALLS AS EVERYBODY PARADED IN COWBOY COSTUME. BOB KRONE’S SWELL SWING BAND MADE THE AUDI-TORIUM PROGRAM ONE WE'LL ALL REMEMBER FOR A LONG TIME. THE PARADE WAS GREATER THAN EVER—TWO BIG BANDS—MORE HO°«« —MORE FLOATS—MORE FUN. AND THEN SAME—THE BAND AND MISS CARE MARCHERS WITH A THRILLING DISPLAY B TWEEN HALVES—THE SCORE 6-0 IN MAR SHALL’S FAVOR WITH FIVE MINUTES TO PLAY—A WEST TOUCHDOWN—A KICK-WEST WINS. 7-61 THE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP IS THEIRS! A GRAND WESTERN WHIRL AT COLUMBIA CHALET WOUND UP WEST’S GREATEST HOMECOMING DAY—NOVEMBER 2. 1939. COWBOY DAY I. A LIVING W —SCHOOL SPIRIT IN THE MAKING. 2. TO THE TUNE OF THE DRUMS . . . 3. STANDING ROOM ONLY—UNLESS YOU HAVE A FRIEND ON THE SO. 4. OOM-PAH! PAH I 5. WE LOVE A PARADE! 6. THE WESTERN WHIRL —REMEMBER? THE CLIMAX TO A THRILLING DAY. 7. HOOF-BEATS ON THE WESTERN TRAIL 8. COLORS FOR SALE— GREEN. WHITE. GREEN. WHITE —WHO’LL BUY? 9. MOTHER CAREY S CHICKENS! 10. TILL THEIR LUNGS GIVE OUT! II. YEA-A-A-A. WEST! 12. THEIR FLOAT MAY WIN A PRIZE—IT'S HOMECOMING! IN A MELLOW MOOD 1. TSKI TSKI IS YOUR LUNCH WORTH FIVE HOURS? 2. CATCHING UP? NOT IN SPRING. 5. WEST HIGH BREAD LINE. 6. MEN ONLY. 7. A VITAL PART OF EVERY SCHOOL 3. HUNGRY? NOT AS LONG AS THE SERVICE CLUB IS AROUND. 8. TIMES OFFICE DURING HOURS. 9. ' HARK THE HERALD ANGELS SING. 10. MON BILLETI —LE VOYAGE DE MONSIEUR PERRICHON. 11. TWAS THE WEEK BEFORE CHRIST-MAS. 12. WHO WALKED BY? 13. THE POWER OF A BELL. 14. TO THE VERY LETTER—LIONEL. KAY. AND ARTHUR CHECKING TIMES TYPE. 15. TETE A TETE AMONG TEACH-ERS. 16. WHY SO GRIM. FELLOWS? 17. AN A OR A FLUNK —IT CANT BE CHANGED NOW. IB. FACULTY FIELD DAY. 19. WEST IS ON THE AIRI 20. THE MAKINGS OF A CLASS PLAY. 4. COACH AND CO-CAPTAINS OF THE • CHAMPIONS. SENIOR HALL OF FAME FLORENCE PETERSON IRENE VAN ORNUM . JOYCE PLATTEN . . NORMA SKULSTAD . JEANNE MOOREHEAD MARGARET CARY . . LUCILLE RYE . . . . MARGE ANDERSON . DOROTHY DRAKE . . BETTE ASKELAND . . GRACE HEGMAN . . PHYLLIS FAIRCHILD . JO HERMANN . . . MARIE SHEFELUK . . JOAN SHORT . . . FRAN RAMSDELL . . ELAINE LILLEJORD . . JANUARY SENIOR CLASS . . BEST LOOKING . . . MOST POPULAR . . . PRETTIEST EYES . . . PRETTIEST HAIR . . . BEST ATHLETE . . . BEST DANCER . . . . QUIETEST . . . . . BEST FIGURE . . . . BEST DRESSED . . . MOST TALENTED . . . WILL SUCCEED . . . . PEPPIEST . . . . MOST DIGNIFIED . . . MOST POISED . . . . FRIENDLIEST . . BEST COMPLEXION . . . . CUTEST . . . . DON WILLIAMS . BOB BRADFORD . . BOB PETERSON DON ARMSTRONG HAROLD DUNGAN . AUBREY DUNKUM ... ED. MATHYS . . . ROY LIUA FRANK MURRAY GEORGE FORCHAS KIMBALL CUMMINGS . . . JOHN DATE . . . TOM SMITH . . . JIMTOEPEL . . PAT THOMAS . . MAURICE REEP . JIM ASHWORTH PHYLLIS PRESTON . . MARY LOU BERTELSON SHIRLEY BENSON . . BETTY ANN NELSON . SADA SAHAGIAN . . JOYCE SNOW . . . CAROL NAUS . . . CORA SWIGGUM . . ERRA CORNWALL . . TEDDY ERRINGER . . MARTHA RYAN . . . BETTY DORRANCE . . ALICE McBRIEN . . . ANN DAVIS .... NANCY NORTHRUP . BETTY HUGHES . . . HONORE ADAMS . . BETTY HYDE .... DORIS KULLBERG . . FRANNY BARRETT . . HELEN PHILLIPS . . . EDITH CHRIST . . . MARJORIE GUSTAFSON PATTY JOHN .... BETTY HALL .... JUNE SENIOR CLASS . BEST DANCER . . BEST DRESSED . . PRETTIEST EYES . . MOST TALENTED . . WILL SUCCEED . SMOOTHEST . BEST ALL-AROUND . . MOST BRILLIANT . . . BUSIEST . . . . PEPPIEST . . . BEST ATHLETE . . MOST DIGNIFIED . . MOST TACTFUL . . . FRIENDLIEST . . . MOST POISED . MOST COURTEOUS . . . CUTEST . . . BEST COMPLEXION . PRETTIEST HAIR . MOST CATCHING SMILE . . BEST FIGURE . . . . QUIETEST . . . BIGGEST TALKER . . MOST FAITHFUL . . BEST SPORT . . . JIMMIE DRINKALL . . BARNEY WARNER .... TED HELLER . . TED ANDERSON ... AD DOUGLASS . . . DAVE SIVRIGHT .... JERRY RYAN . . . TOM ROBERTS ... BOB METCALF ARNOLD DASKOVSKY . . . DAVE THOMAS . . DON BJORKMAN . HARVEY MEDCALF . DAVE GERBERDING . ROBERT ANDERSEN ........ED. ROBB . . STAN SCHARLING . . . HOP CUSHING . . DAN GALLAGHER ... BOB TURNHAM .... JIM CROSBY .... ALLAN RUBY . CLYDE ANDERSON .... BOB ABBOTT GEORGE McKERIGHAN IN THE SENIOR SPOTLIGHT DUDLEY RUCH. LESTER GOTTLIEB—REGIONAL DEBATE CHAMPS. MARILOU LARSON —SCHOLARSHIP, MINNEAPOLIS SCHOOL OF ART JACK LEAPER —NEW CITY RECORD. 40 YARD DASH FRED HEISEKE—ALL CITY FORWARD. HOCKEY. AVRON SELTZER — FIRST PLACE IN CITY EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH. GRACE HEGMAN — BAUSCH-LOMB SCIENCE AWARD. MARIE SHEFELUK—WIN. NER. $500 VIOLIN, NATIONAL MUSIC CONTEST. ROY LILJA —AWARDED WELLS TROPHY. FOOT-BALL. YOU CAN’T TAKE IT FIVE MINUTES UNTIL FIRST CURTAIN ... AN AGON-IZED CRY. WHAT HAPPENED TO THE PROMPTER'S BOOK? . . . BETTE. AREN'T THOSE CATS TIRED YET? BETTE ASKELAND. IN FULL MAKE-UP FOR THE ROLE OF PENNY SYCAMORE. IS DRAGGING A PIECE OF STRING ROUND AND ROUND THE FLOOR. TO TIRE THE LITTLE KITTENS WHO MUST PLAY THE ROLE OF PAPER WEIGHT ON PENNY'S PLAY SCRIPT. IN THE DRESSING ROOM. MISS GREGORY IS RUBBING IN THE FINAL DAB OF GREASEPAINT. THE COLORED SERVANTS. HERBERT PURDY AND JEANNE MOORHEAD. ARE PERSPIRING FREELY UNDER THE HEAVY BLACK BROWN MAKE-UP. BOB WELSH HAS THE ROMANTIC LEAD WITH EVA BRUNSON AS ALICE —AND SHE LOOKS LOVELY. TOMORROW NIGHT JOYCE PLATTEN AND JIM TOEPEL WILL BE STANDING IN THEIR SHOES. THROUGH THE KITCHEN DOOR YOU CAN SEE SHIRLEY ARCH-AMBAULT SWEEP MAJESTICALLY PAST AS THE GRAND DUCHESS. OLGA KATRINA! BY HER SIDE IS AUBREY DUNKUM. THE RUSSIAN DANCING MASTER. KOLENKHOV. SUDDENLY THE HOUSE LIGHTS FADE—THE FOOTLIGHTS GLEAM —THE CURTAIN PARTS. AND THE PLAY IS ON! YOU'RE TELLING ME WITH YOU LAST MINUTE TOUCHES—BEHIND THE SCENES WELL. SIR. WE'VE BEEN GETTING ALONG PRETTY GOOD FOR QUITE A WHILE NOW. Vi I llU( WHEN WESTERNERS 1. GRACE HEGMAN RECEIVES THE MERIT AWARD FROM THE AMERICAN LEGION FOR BEING THE MOST OUTSTANDING GIRL IN THE A SENIOR CLASS. 2. THE WEST HIGH OCTETTE ENLIVENS HOMECOMING WITH A FEW POPULAR SELECTIONS. 6. HONORING THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM PECK—WEST'S CONTRIBUTION TO GENERAL PERSHING'S FAMOUS ••100. 7. A THRILLING MOMENT—TO BE RECEIVED INTO THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. 9. CLIFF JOHNSON AND THE BOYS GIVE OUT WITH SOME SMOOTH MUSIC FOR CLASS DAY. 136 GET TOGETHER 3. FORMER WEST GRIDDERS WHO ARE NOW DOING THEIR BIT FOR MINNESOTA. RETURN TO ADD A BIT OF DISTINCTION TO OUR ,,PEP-FEST 4. CLASS DAY OF JANUARY 40 FINDS GEORGE FORCHAS PRESENTING THE TORCH OF PROGRESS TO DAVE SIVRIGHT. B SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE. 5. THE PRIDE OF MISS ORTON S HEART—THE VERSATILE CREATIVE WRITERS GET THE RECOGNITION THEY DESERVE. 8 THE '•LETTER AUDITORIUM —TROPHIES. LETTERS. AND AWARDS TO THOSE WHO EARNED THEM. 10. WESLEY BELLESON. REPRESENTING THE PAX-HI-Y. IS PRESENTED WITH THE TROPHY FOR THE MOST ORIGINAL FLOAT IN THE HOMECOMING PARADE. 137 PLEASE DON'T CALL ME A CANDID CAMERA FIEND. PLEADS JIM. EACH MAN. UNKNOWN GREAT. SHOULD FRAME LIFE SO THAT AT SOME FUTURE HOUR FACT AND HIS DREAMING MEET. YOUTH PLAYS. KNOWING HIS HOBBIES BECOME FRUITS OF THE PAST. WHATEVER HE DOES—BUILD RAILROADS OR COLLECT STAMPS—HE IS FRAMING. TODAY. THE BACKGROUND OF TOMORROW. SHIP AHOYI NOT SAILBOATS OF DREAMS. BUT SAILBOATS OF REALITY. ARE THE FATE OF DICK FinS. MARJORIE BENSON. AND JIM MacRAE. THE PICTURE WAS TAKEN AFTER THE TRIO HAD WON HONORS FOR CALHOUN IN A REGATTA AT PINE LAKE. WISCONSIN. SAILING AWAY WITH THE TROPHIES—DICK. MARJORIE. JIM. Domozioiv PHOTOGRAPHY TO JIM CROSBY IS A FINE ART. HE LIKES TO WANDER THROUGH RACIAL QUARTERS OF CITIES TAKING CHARACTER PORTRAITS. FIVE YEARS AGO FRED EMMERT SAW A MODEL AIRPLANE ADVERTISEMENT AND HAS BEEN MAKING AIR- PLANES EVER SINCE. HIS PLANES ARE MADE TO FLY WITH GASOLINE ENGINES. BRUCE FRUEN. WHO IS TAKING FLYING LESSONS. WILL MAKE HIS SOLO FLIGHT THIS SPRING. HERE WE HAVE A FEW OF THE FUTURE R. R. '’GREATS’ EMBRYONIC STAGE. ARMIGER DREDGE. BOB DUNLAP. WILLARD BLEWETT ARE EXPLAINING THE FINER FACTS ROLLING STOCK TO THEIR CLUB ADVISER. HARVEY MEDCALF LEARNED HIS HOBBY. JAXIDERMY, BY MAIL HIS COLLECTION. WHICH BEGAN WTH BLACK-BIRDS. NOW INCLUDES LOONS. PHEASANTS. HAWKS. AND EVEN A LITTLE RED FOX. BEEN WORKIN' ON THE RAILROAD”—MAKING MODEL ELECTRIC TRAINS. FRED EMMERT AND ONE OF HIS GASOLINE PROPELLED MODELS. OH! FOR THE WINGS OF AN ANGEL. IT’S A WILD LIFE. 139 a U.C Informal A ril 12 Cnlombia Cbftlet • V WE DANCE, WE DINE, WE PLAY 1. LET'S SIT THIS ONE OUT — JANUARY COMMENCEMENT. 2. A DINNER FOR CHAMPIONSI 3. JUST REGISTERING A SMILEI 4. CHAMPS PLUS A TROPHYI 5. WHO SAID SCHOOL IS ALL WORK? 6. ROOTIN' TOOTIN' COWGIRLS WITH THE BLEACHERS AS THEIR BRONCHOS. 7. TANDEM MODELING AT THE PAX EXTRAORDINARY TEA. 8. ONE OR TWO LUMPS OF SUGAR? —AT THE PAX TEA. 9. ONE MAD SQUEEZE — AND THEN YOU'RE INI 10. THE FOREST FROLIC IN FULL SWING! 11. THEY'RE JUST PAX-ILATEDI 12. USEFUL KNOWLEDGE THESE DAYS—HOW TO SHORTEN A SKIRT. 13. LOOK OUT. BOYSI IT'S LEAP YEARI 14. THE ROAD BACKI 15. DEVELOPMENT ON THE SO-CIAL SIDE. 16. BUZZ. BUZZ. 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