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“I HEAR AMERICA SINGING” Walt Whitman THE 1947 HESPERIAN PUBLISHED BY THE SENIORS OF WEST HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA Editors - - - - Barbara Methven, Dave Wiggins Business Managers - - Clark Johnson, Don Roisum Literary Adviser.......................Margaret Newell Art Adviser..............................Maxine Baker Business Advisers - - T. P. Gruwell, John E. Morris US HIGH SCHOa STUDENTS (If mu RAUAI MATK1NAUTY I RELIHDUS HERITAGES THE OVERTURE | THIS IS A PORTRAIT OF YOUNG AMERICA: OUR FACES. OUR VOICES, THE THINGS WE DO. IT IS NOT MEANT MERELY AS A RECORD OF ONE YEAR AT WEST, TO BE LOOKED AT AND VAGUELY REMEMBERED; IT IS OUR SMALL SLICE OF THE VAST AMERICAN PICTURE. | WE HAVE CHOSEN MUSIC AS THE THEME BECAUSE IT IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF OUR DAILY LIFE. THERE IS MUSIC IN THE TEMPO OF OUR CLASSROOMS, THE KEY OF OUR LAUGHTER, THE RESONANCE OF OUR SERIOUS THOUGHT. | WE KNOW THE VARIOUS CAROLS OF WHICH WALT WHITMAN SANG—THE SONGS OF ALL PEOPLE EVERYWHERE, THE SPIRITUAL WEALTH OF MANY PEOPLES AND RACES BLENDED INTO ONE CHORUS THAT IS PURELY AMERICAN. WE ARE DEEPLY AWARE OF THl THREE GREAT THEMES, UNITY, UNDERSTANDING, AND HUMAN BROTHERHOOD, WHICH COMBINE TO FORM THE BALLAD FOR AMERICANS. TO THIS HIGH PRINCIPLE OUR BOOK IS HUMBLY DEDICATED. TABLE OF CONTENTS | CONCERT MASTERS | BALLAD FOR AMERICANS t THE PEOPLE'S VOICE | COWBOY ROUNDUP | SYNCOPATION CONCERT MASTERS JOHN E. MORRIS, Assistant Principal and Faculty Manager CONCERT MASTERS GENEVIEVE R. BREEN. English U.C. Adviser- KATHRYN H. CAREY, Physical Education. G.A.A. Co-Adviser; F. A. CHANDLER, World and Amorican History, Service club Adviser, Cheering Squad Adviser. EDANA M. CONNORS. Spanish, Social Studies. Class Play Director: JOSEPHA K. CONTOSKI. School Social Worker; MARGARET J. DAVIS. Physical Education G.A.A. Co-Adviser. ALICE D. ANGST. School Nurse: MAXINE M. BAKER. Art. Hesperian Adviser; W. W. BRADLEY, June Class Adviser, Commercial Law. Modern Problems. VERA M. DENDINGER. English Juno Class Advisor, Red Cross Council Advisor; LOUISE E. DUNBAR, Latin; JOHN DUNNEWALD, Woodworking. FRANCES FORD. Foods; PETER GALIN. World History. Modern Problems- THOMAS P. GRUWELL, Advancod Algo-bra, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Hesperian Business Advisor. THERESE M. GUDE, Geometry National Honor Society Adviser; H. ELSA HARTFEIL, Speech. English, Journalism. West High Timos Adviser; RUTH H. HILL, Shakespeare Drama. English. JENNIE ISABELLE HISCOCK. French. Spanish French club Adviser: D. A. HOUCK, Bioiogy. Physical Education, Football Coach. Baseball Coach; ANCIL B. ILSTRUP. Physical Education, American History, Football Coach. ALICE KEAN, English. Blue Tri Adviser. June Class Advisor: GEORGE C. KRIEGER, Band Orchestra Choir Director, Radio Workshop. Stago Advisor, Dukos Hi-Y Adviser; JANET M. LOCKHART. Librarian. MALVA C. LOCKWOOD. Counselor, Student Council Adviser Ushering Committeo Adviser; LOIS LONG. English; ARCHER H. MARTIN, Mathematics, Swimming Team Manager. Locker Manager. JESSIE G. MARTIN, Mathematics. Occupational Relations Testing; CHAROTTE M. McFARLANE. Typing; DWIGHT McLAUGHLIN, Spanish, Hockey Coach. II J. E. MOORE, Machine Shop; SARA W. MOORE, Amorican History, Modorn Problems. Foreign Policy club Adviser; A. D. NELSON, Geometry. Advanced Algebra. Basketball Coach. Golf Coach. MARGARET NEWELL, English. January and June Class Adviser, Hesperian Adviser: A.D, NORTON, Physics. Kamera Klub Adviser; A. B. OPFER, Shorthand, Typing. WANDA ORTON, Croative Writing. Shakespoaro. Lochinvar Advisor. Script club Advisor, Juno Class Advisor; WILBUR KERMIT PALM. Physiology, Biology, Boxing Coach. Auditorium Advisor, Safety and Health Advisor; MARY J. PALMER. World History. World Problems. U.C. Adviser, Junior Town Mooting of tho Air, Juno Class Adviser. ELEANORA POPPE, German, English. Silver Tri Advisor; EDWARD J. SKIBNESS. Mechanical Drawing, Pro-flight Aviation Science: ARTHUR C. SLIFER, Chemistry. DOROTHY STYLER. Clothing; ALLEN TEETER. Physical Education, Hoad Football Coach, Hockey Coach: CLARA J. WAGENHALS, English. English Departmont Choirrnan. MARY A. WEBSTER. School Lunchroom Managor; ELIZABETH WELLS, English. June Class Adviser; HUGO M. WICK-STROM. Physiology, Biology. Equipment Managor. Athletic Insurance Manager, January Class Adviser. WINWORTH WILLIAMS. Amorican History. Tennis Coach. XL’s Hi-Y Adviser, June Class Adviser; ARLENE WINSLOW. Bookkeeping. Typing: LOUIS ZAVODSKY, Physical Education. Track Coach. Gymnastics Instructor, June Class Adviser. i: The Office Staff Fern Humphreys, Credit Clerk: Alice Edberg, Attendance Clerk: Gladys Lutgen, Evening and Summer School: Agnes Vanderbeck. Stenographer; Inez Mahoney. Chief Clerk. BEHIND THE SCENES The Janitorial Staff Row I: John Nelson, Mrs. Cyrono Earlandson, Oscor Haugen. Row 2: Russell Ward. John Peterson, Keith Legg. Row 3: Tracy Page, Head Engineer; Oscar Bornes. Henry Aim. The Lunchroom Staff Martha Connor, Bess Olson. Hazel Engel. Anna Thelandor, Mary Tebbitt. Gertrude Hansen. BALLAD FOR AMERICANS JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS DONNA COWAN Secretary JERRY HAYES Traaiurar DIANE DAVIES PHIL LENOX Vie President President REPRESENTATIVE SENIORS BOB STENZEL BETTY SCHARMANN MARLYS LINDAHL 16 ROGER HAUGLAND BARBARA METHVEN, V.ledictori.n; DONNA VICTOR. S«luUtori«n; ISABEL TRYON. VtUdicforian. HONOR Elizabeth Milton Bull Donna Louise Cooper Dorothy Jo Anne Corbett Donna Beryl Cowan Diane Davies Lois Murl Hutchinson Marlys Norlene Lindahl Ruth Gretchen Lyle ROLL Charles Fredric Mark Barbara Letitia Methven Ray Edward Olsen Betty June Quell Willbur C. Roberts Isabel Ann Tryon Donna Lee Victor Patricia Ann Wood JANUARY SENIORS LEE ANDERSON . . . Lee.” Boiing, Wrestling, Tumbling. PATRICIA BELL . . . Patric. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, U.C., G.A.A., Ushers Committee, String Ensemble, Orchestra. Class Play, Horizon club representative. RITA BARBARA BEUGEN . . . Sissic. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, U.C., Red Cross Council. Times Staff Cap and Gown Committee. NANCY BRIGGS . . . Nan. Silver Tri, U.C., Blue Tri Board, French club. Script club. ELIZABETH BULL . . . Blue. Silver Tri I.C.C.. Blue Tri I.C.C., Service dub. Secretary Red Cross. Script club. National Honor Society, Secretary Student Council, Lochinvar Business Staff. Commencement Committee. JEAN CAMERON . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Secretary Script club. Speech Contest. Kamera Klub. G.A.A., Band. Orchestra. Class Play, Class Day Committee. VIRGINIA CARLSON . . . Ginnie Silver Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A. DONNA COOPER . . . Louise.” Silver Tri, Secretary French clubt Blue Tri. U.C., National Honor Society, Foreign Policy club. Choir, G.A.A. ROBERT COOPER . . . Bob. President of Kamera Klub. DOROTHY CORBETT . . . Dot. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, U.C., G.A.A.. National Honor Society, Cop and Gown Com. mittee. DONNA COWAN . . . Dusty. Student Council, G.A.A., Silver Tri Vice President. U.C. Board, 8lue Tri, Usherinq Commit tee, Foreign Policy, Kamera Klub, Glee Club, Choir, National Honor Society, Class Play. Sen ior Class Secretary. DIANE DAVIES . . Di. Secretary A Cappelle Choir, Vice President Senior Class, National Honor Society. Class Play. Script club, Ushering Committee. Octette. Co-Editor Lochinvar, Christian Fellowship. Hesperian Staff. BETTY DOMER . . . Betts . . . Silver Tri 8lue Tri. G.A.A., PATRICIA JEANNE DU PAGE . . . Patty. Choir, Blue Tri, U.C.. Class Play. CATHERINE ELSTAD . . Cathy. Blue Tri Silver Tri. G.A.A. HAROLD ENGLER . . . Times Staff. EUGENE EPSTEIN ... Eppy. JOHN FOOTE . . . Jack. Choir, Cap and Gown Committee. JAMES GONYEA . . . Joe. Baseball, Football. Basketball. RUTH GREENE . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Band, Orchestra. WILLIAM HAIGHT . . . 8ill. Choir, Glee club. Football. Class Play, Kamera Klub. RURI-KO HARADA . . . Rudi. Public Speaking. JOHN HARTMANN. ROGER HAUGLAND . . . Class Day, P.T.A. Party Committee, Orchestra, Representative Senior, Class Play. JERRY HAYES . . . Student Council Treasurer, Class Treasurer, Class Play Manager, Vice President of Hi-Y. Swimming. RONALD HOLMES Taffy. Track, Football, Golf. Skiing. ROBERT HORSTMANN . . . Bob. Band, Orchestra, Stage Crew, Track. Cross Country. LOIS HUTCHINSON . . . Hutchie.” Silver Tri Vice President, Blue Tri Vice President. G.A.A., Class Play. National Honor Society, Baccalaureate Committee. MARY IOU JACOBSON . . . Louie. Silver Tri. G.A.A., Blue Tri, Announcement Committee. DON JENSEN . . Football. Hocky, Class ploy. Choir. Du Hi-Y. PATRICIA JONES Pat. Blue Tri. U.C., G.A.A., Class Play. Silver Tri ELEANOR KONOFAOS . . . Kon. Silver Tri, G.A.A., Blue Tri. U.C., Baccalaureate Committee. PHIL LENOX . . . ■Felix. Student Court • cil President, Claw President, Choir Class Play. Ttnnii Team, Red Cross Council, Lochinvar Staff. MARLYS LINDAHL . . U.C.. Class Play. Representative Senior Blue Tri, Announcement Committee. Choir, Silver Tri, Kamero Klub, Policy, National Honor Society G.A.A., LINDE . . Doug. JOYCE CAROL LUNDGREN . . . Joy. G.A.A.. U.C.. Blue Tri, Red Cross. . Foreign DWAlNE GRETCHEN LYLE . . . Blue Tri Board, Silver Tri Board, Student Council. National Honor Society. Class Play, Class Day Committee, Foreign Policy Association, Script club, Lochinvar Staff. CLAR-ICE LYMAN . . . Rees. Silver Tri U.C., P.T.A. Party Committee. CHARLES MARK . . . Chuck. Baccalaureate Committee. National Honor Society. Commencement Speaker. RALPH ROBERT MAW . . . Bob. Hockey. ARLINE McCUTCHEN . Silver Tri. Blue Tri. U.C.. G.A.A., Foreigr Policy club. MARGUERITE MCDONNELL . . . Peg. Class Ooy, Class Play Committee, Blue Tri Secretary, Silver Tri I.C.C., U.C., G.A.A.. Service Club. BARBARA METHVEN . . . 1 B. Silver Tri, U.C.. National Honor Society- Script club, Junior Editor Lochin-vor. Editor of Hesperian. Class Play Cast, Set director, Class Play, Commencement Program Committee, Valedictorian, Class Play Commit-tee. DON MOEBIUS . . . 8and. Orchestra. MARVIN MONSON . . Bud. Boxing. Wrestling, Tumbling. ROGER MOOERS . . . Rog. Commencement Committee. JANE MORINE . Janie. Glee Club, Red Cross Council. Silver Tri, Bluo Tri. G.A.A U.C., Class Play, Cap and Gown Committee. HELEN MOSSBARGER . . . Mossy, Lochinvar Staff. Choir. JIM MOULTON . Saba. Tennii, Ring and Pin Committee. NANCY NELSON . . . Nance. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. U.C.. G.A.A., Servico club, Class Play. Class Dav Committee. DALE NOR-GREN Class Oay Committee XL’s Hi-Y, Swimming Team. Football Team. MARGARET MARY OLSON . Blue Tri U.C. RAY OLSEN . . Ole. Student Council, Na- tional Honor Society. Student Ticket Manoger, Football, Stage Crew. Class Play Business Manager BETTY QUELL . . . Silver Tri Blue Tri U.C., G.A.A.. National Honor Society, Class Play. WILLBUR ROBERTS . . . Bill. (Camera Klub. Class Play. National Honor Society. NORMAN ROGNESS . . . Cap and Gown Committee. 9 BETTY SCHARMANN . . . U.C.. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Orchestra. Choir, French club. Vice President; Class Play. G.A.A., Claw Play Publicity Committee. Representative Senior. Kamera Klub. String Ensemble. ART SCHMIOT . . . -Bill.'1 Cross Country. Track, Claw Play. Band. Orchestra, Stage Crew. Class Oay Committee. JOAN SCHROEDER Jo. Blue Tri. Art Chair- man; Silver Tri. Class Ploy, U.C., Commencement Announcement Committee. G.A.A. JAY SINGER . . . Corky. Band. CHARLENE M. SPLINTER . . Charley. G.A.A., Silver Tri Blue Tri, U.C.. Red Cross. ROBERT J. STENZEL Boo. Track. Cross Country Class Ploy. Representative Senior CHARLES SWISHER . . . Chuck.” SwimminQ, Cheerleader, XL's Hi Y. STELLA TRACH . . . Script club. U.C., G.A.A.. Blue Tri. ISABEL TRYON . Slippy. Student Coun-cil, President Silver Tri and 8lue Tri, U.C. Vice President National Honor Society. Class Play. Valedictorian. Foreign Policy club, Script dub. Choir, Ushers Committee. HARRY A. TUTTLE . . Tut. DONNA LEE VICTOR . . Lee.;' Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., French club President, Class Play. Commencement Program Committee. National Honor Society, Vice President; Salutatorian. EARL J. WHEELER . . . Jaci Cross Country, Track. JOHN WHITE . . . Grubbie. Swimminq Team. Student Council. French club. Commencement Program. Business Manager. Class Ploy. SYBIL WOLK . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri, U.C. PATRICIA WOOO . . . Pat. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Choir, Service club secretory. U.C., Home Coming Attendant 10 B). Homecoming Queen [12 A), Class Play, National Honor Society, Student Council. Vice President; Class Ploy Committee. Glee club, Class Party Committee. OEMETRIOS C. ZIASKAS . . . Du. Band. Orchestra, Track. Cross Country. Class Play. A SENIOR'S BIG MOMENT: THE END OF THE FIRST TRAIL. THE BEGINNING OF ANOTHER. 20 Last minute huddle Hence, ell you vein delight ! Ah, feding joy, how quickly art thou patt. h® deicent Reedy set go! Greduete . now elumni, mingle with the crowd. JANUARY GRADUATION 1. MOST POPULAR Diene Devies 2. MOST TALENTED Barbara Methvon 3. MOST ACTIVE Elizabeth Bull 4. BEST ALL-AROUND Betty Scharmann 5. MOST CONGENIAL Marlys Lindahl 6. BEST LOOKING Donna Cooper 7. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dorothy Corbett 8. PEPPIEST Donna Lee Victor 9. CUTEST COUPLE Patty Du Page 10. BEST DRESSED Rita Beugen II. FUNNIEST Pat Jones Phil Lenox Roger Heugtand Art Schmidt Bob Stonzol Chuck Swishor Dele Norgren Rey Olsen Taffy Holmes Bill Haight Jim Moulton Don Jenson 12. BEST DANCER 13. MOST ATHLETIC 14. PRETTIEST HAIR 15. WITTIEST Nancy Nolson Eleanor Konofaos Pat Bell Gretchen Lyle 16. MOST CATCHING SMILE Arline McCutchen 17. MOST POISED 18. CUTEST Lois Hutchinson Mary Lou Jacobson Marvin Monson Jim Gonyea Norman Rognoss Jack Wheeler John White Charles Mark Diny Ziaskas 19. BEST PERSONALITY 20. BEST SPORT 21. PRETTIEST EYES 22. FRIENDLIEST Donna Cowan 8etty Quell Pat Wood Jane Morino Jerry Heyos Jim Wood Jay Singor Bob Cooper JANE HAUSER, Valedictorian; RUTH ELLIFF, Salutatorian HONOR ROLL Marion Althea Attwood Mary Louise Bennett Robert Harvey Cohn Margaret Nancy Lou Culhane Benjamin Anthony Dvorak Ruth Elliff Mary Louise Evans Dolores Jane Fritz Leland James Green Joan Mae Grife Jane Elizabeth Hauser Marie Theresa Hill Marion Louise Hoffman Jean Constance Jamtaas Terry C. Kelly John Kohler •Joan Dorinda Luscher Helen Maunsell Janet Challman Mayberg Roberi Anton McCraney Marcia Irene Morrison Ruth M. Nelson Marjorie O. Nolte Marian Leta Olson Dorothy Jean Payne Theodosia Vernon Van Fossen Since Joan Luscher has been a resident of Minneapolis only a year and a half, she cannot be the recipient of one of the top scholastic honors to which her grades so richly entitle her. 24 JUNE CLASS OFFICERS VIOLET FISHER BILL MecFADDEN PEGGY CULHANE DOUGLAS HEAD Vico President Treasurer Secretary President REPRESENTATIVE SENIORS LLOYD LUNDEEN GWEN JOHNSEN SCOn BRYNGELSON MARY WICKHAM JUNE SENIORS EILEEN ABRAMS . . . -Si . Blue Tri, U.C., Red Cro Council Trea urer, Rift and Rina Committee. MARILYN ADAMS . . . Glee club. Sil ver Tri, Blue Tri. U.C. Board. Choir. Red Crot Council. U.C Treaturer G.A.A. SALLY ADAMS . . . Glee club. Silver Tri, G.A.A Choir, U.C. 8oerd, Blue Tri, Vice Pre ident U.C. Wett High Time . Red Cro Council. PATRICIA ADAMS . . . Pat. French club. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, U.C., G.A.A., Cla Play, Glee club. LEE ALDRICH . . . Bob. JEAN ALLEN . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri U.C.. G.A.A. BOB AMLAND . . . Bo. DELETTE ANDERSON . . . Dee. MARLYS ANDERSON . . . Marley. G.A.A., U.C., Kamera Klub. SHIRLEY ANDERSON . . . Shirt. U.C., G.A.A., Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Red Cro Council. Clat Play. LEON ANDRIST . . . Andy. JOYCE ANTHONY . . . Silver Tri. G.A.A., Blue Tri, U.C., Commencement Com-mittee. JOAN HELEN ARMSTRONG . . . Jo. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, U.C.. G.A.A., Choir, Uthering Committee. Cop and Gown Committee. LOIS ARMSTRONG . . . Silver Tri Board. U.C.. G.A.A., Blue Tri Secretary, Kamera Klub. Foreign Policy A ociation, Commencement Committee, Hi-Haven Repre entative, Choir. Glee club. ILLA ASLAKSON . . . Ike. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, U.C., G.A.A. MARION ATTWOOD . . . Bub ble . Silver Tri. U.C., Bluo Tri, G.A.A., Choir. French club, Uthering Committee, National Honor Society. JEAN BAER . . . G.A.A. ROBERT BAKER . . . Bob. Glee club. HELENE BAKKE . . . Blue Tri, Silver Tri, U.C., French club. Clai Play Committee. Cla Plov Ca t. Glee club, G.A.A. JOAN BARRETT . . . U.C. Board. Blue Tri Silver Tri. G.A.A., Service club. Preiidenf; Red Crow Council, Clot Play Ca t, Glee club. NANCY 8EDDOR . . . Beddor. G.A.A.. Silver Tri. 8lue Tri U.C., Glee club, Cla Ploy. Cheerleader. LYNDON BENSON . . . Benny ' DON BLOCK . . . Don. Track. Cro Country. RICHARD BLOOMBERG . . . Rich. DONALD BLUMBERG . . . Don. Glee club. MICHAEL BOLEN . . . Mike. Track. Cro Country. XL Hi Y. BEVERLY BORCHART . . . Bev. BONNIE BOYD . . . Pat. Red Cro Council. 26 DON BRANNON . . . Bud. football. DARLENE BREDESEN , . . JAMES BREY . . . Jim Glee club. GAYLE BROWN . Silver Blue Tri, U.C.. G.A.A., Claw Play. Ushering Committee. SCOn BRYNGELSON . ■ Scotty ' Dukes Hi-Y. Treasurer; Senior Representative. Student Coun cil. Football. Traci, Hi-Y Representative. DOLORES BUCKHO . . Mickey. DORIS BURLINGAME . . . Dorry. G.A.A.. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Ushering, French club, U.C. DON BURNETT . . . Boner.” Football, Baseball. VIRGINIA BURNETT . . . VickieU.C. Board Cap and Gown Committee. Glee club, Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Claw Play, Senior Advisory Rep resentative, .A.A. JAMES BURT . Jim,1 CARILLON CARGILL . . . Cami. French dub, Vice President; Service club. Vice Presi dent; Choir, Class Play Committee. Class Play Silver Tri. U.C., Blue Tri. DONALD CARLSON . . . Don.” Football Captain; Track, Hockey MARY ANN CARROLL U.C. President Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Glee club. Ring and Pin Committee. LIONEL CARUFEL . . Tumbling Team NADINE CASSADA . . G.A.A. Christian Fellowship, TERRY CASWELL . Blue Tri Board. U.C-. G.A.A., Service club, French dub, Ushering Committee. Closs Play, Silver Tri. NANCY CHATFIELD . . . Blue Tri, Silver Tri Red Cross. Ushering Committee, U.C., Service dub. G.A.A., JAMES W. CHILD . . J. C CLAIRE CHRISTOPHER . Chris. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, U.C., G.A.A.. Red Cross Council. French club, Times Staff. Glee club. Choir, Clast Play. JEAN CLARITY . . . Service club. Treat urer; U.C., Blue Tri, Times Staff, Class Play Committee. ANN COFFMAN . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Glee dub. Choir. French club. Class Play Prompter Cap and Gown Committee, U.C. JIM COGWIN . . . C. W. Script dub, Treasurer; Golf. GERDA COHEN . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri. French club. Claw Play. U.C- ROBERT COHN . Bob Times Staff, Quill and Scroll. National Honor Society. ARCH COLEMAN . . . Basketball Manager Secretary of Hi-Y, Dukes Hi-Y, President. DICK COONROD . . . Stoop. JACK COTTRELL Letvok. Band. Orchestra, Student Council, Times Staff Class Day Committee. JEANNE COURTEAU . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri. U.C.. G.A.A., Ushering Committee. Class Play, French club. 27 MARY CRANMER . . . Crann'ie. U.C.. Blue Tri, Silver Tri Closs Play Publicity Committee, G.A.A DOROTHY CRONQUIST . . . •'Holly.;1 G.A.A.. foreign Policy. Red Cross, Blue Tri American Youth for Democracy. JOHN CROWLEY . . . Football Hockey. Duke Hi-Y. Pretident PEGGY CULHANE . . . U.C., President; National Honor Society. Senior Class Secretary; D.A.R Award, Vice President Student Council, Silver Tri Baccalaureate Committee. G.A.A. DORALESE DEMMON . . . Demmy U.C.. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Service club. G.A.A., Cop and Gown Committee. THEODORA DeMOSS •Teddie. U.C. JEANNE DOLS . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri, U.C. G.A.A.. Choir. JACK DONEFF . . . Jack. Choir. DONALD DREWS . . . Don. Baccalaureate Committee. Gymnastics Team, Class Play, Dukes Hi-Y. HILBERT DUNCAN . . . Scott ' Bas ketbalt. Hockey. BERNARD DUPONT. LOIS DU SCHANE . . Blue Tri. U.C., G.A.A . Silver Tri. Class Party Committee. BENJAMIN ANTHONY DVORAK . . . Tony. Hockey. Track. Boxing. Gymnastics and Tumbling —City and State. Dukes Hi-Y. Secretary; Auditorium Planning Committee. Closs Play, Decorations Committee. National Honor Society. FAU-STINE EDKINS . . . Dixie. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Red Cross Council. U.C., Class Play, Class Day Program, announcement Committee Chairman. ADELINE EISCHENS . . . Kitty. G.A.A.. Blue Tri U.C., Silver Tri, Advisory Secretary. CAROLYN ELBERT . . . ''Lynn. RUTH ELLIFF . . . Salutatorian, National Honor Society Treasurer; Script club. Treasurer and President; Foreign Policy. President; U.C., G.A.A., Baccalaureate Committee. Blue Tr! Board. Silver Tri Board. Red Cross Council, Lochinvar Staff. Editor and Co-editor West Hiqh Times. Class Play Publicity Committee. JEAN ELLIOTT . . . Band. Orchestra. G.A.A.. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, U.C.. Class Play. PATRICIA ENGEL . . . Pat.1' U.C.. G.A.A., ANN ENGELSON . . . Inky. G.A.A. BARBARA ERICSON . . . Bobby. Closs Play G.A.A. Blue Tri French club. U.C. WILLIAM ERICKSON . . Bill. DONNA ERNST . . . Ginger. MARY EVANS Silver Tri Blue Tri 8oard. U.C., National Honor Society. NANCY EVANS . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri Board, U.C.. Foreign Policy. G.A.A. MARILYN FAET-KENHEUER . . . Font. Foreign Policy Staff. Red Cross Council, Octet. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, U.C., Choir. Class Play, Class Memorial Committee, Round-up Committee. Ushering Committee. G.A.A. KEVIN FARLEY . . . Hockey. Hi-Y. DICK FARMER . . . Football Baseball. Wrestling, Boxinq. XL Hi-Y, Cap and Gown Committee. 28 WALTER HENRY FINK . . . Swimming Team. VIOLET FISHER . . ' Vi. Silver Tri Board. Blue Tri, U.C., G.A.A., Commencement Committee. Class Play Committee, Homecoming Quoen’s Attendant. Vice President of Class. Foreign Policy. DOROTHY J. FJONE . Dorf. G.A.A Silver Tri. Christian Fellowship, Treasurer. MARY JEAN FLANIGAN . . . Rusty. G.A.A.. 8lue Tri. ROBERT FOSS . ... Bob. JANE FOSTER . . . Silver Tri 3luc Tri, U.C., G.A.A.. Foreign Policy JEAN FOSTER . . . Silver Tri 8oord. 8lue Tri. U.C.. G.A.A., Foreign Policy Secretary; Red Cross Council Secretary; Orchestra. CARL FRAN-ZEN . . . Band. Orchestra. Hi-Y, Foreign Policy. Track. CLIFFORD FREDELL . . . Cliff.” Cap ond Gown Committee. Football. 8aseball. RAYMOND FRELLSEN . . . Glee club, Football. DOLORES FRITZ . . . Blue Tri President; Silver Tri, Vice President; National Honor Society, French club. U.C., G.A.A.. Foreign Policy, Choir. JIM GAUS . . . Track. Class Play, Hi-Y. BARBARA GETCHELL . . . Service dub, U.C. Board, Treasurer; G.A.A., Blue Tri, Silver Tri. PHYLLIS GOFF. JIM GOIT . . General. Football, All-City and All-State Hockey, Advisory Representative. Cap and Gown Committee. MARY GOSS . . . French club. U.C.. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. G.A.A., Class Play. ALAN GOULD . . . Butter Ball. Commencement Committee. Carnival Committee, Tennis. Lochinvar Staff.. NEIL GRAFF . . . Stage Crew Manaaer, Student Council. LELAND GREEN . . . r,Lec. National Honor Society, Class Plav Cast, Band. DIXIE GREENMAN . . . Shorty.” G.A.A.. Kemera Klub. SHIRLEY GREWING . . . Choir. G.A.A., 8lue Tri. Silver Tri, U.C. JOAN GRIFE . . . G.A.A., Silver Tri. Blue Tri 8oard. U.C. President; Foreign Policy. Red Cross Council. Kamcra Klub. Trees urer; National Honor Society. Advisory Secretary. Class Play, Chairman of Ring ond Pin Committee. SHIRLEY GROFF . . . Silver Tr Board. Blue Tri Board, Kamcra Klub. Foreign Policy, G.A.A. Board. U.C., Class Play. MARGIE HALING . . French club. G.A.A.. U.C.. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Choir, Red Cross. CALVIN HALL . . . Col. Band. Orchestra Cheerleader. Class Play, Hi-Havcn. MILDRED HAMMER . . . Script club. JEROME HAN-SON . . . Jerry. Track. WES HANSORD . . . Wick. XL’s Hi-Y. President; All Hi-Y Council, Vice President; Class Day Committee. 29 SUSAN HART . . . Su y. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Band, G.A.A., Kamera Klub Secretary; Vice President Red Crow Council, Clast Play Prompter. JANE HAUSER . . . “Janie. Valedictorian. Sil ver Tri, Secretary; Blue Tri Board, G.A.A., Advisory Secretary; Hesperian Start. Foreign Policy, Clast Play Properties, Class Party Committee, Na tionel Honor Society. Ushering Committee. JUOY HAYANO . . Cussy. Silver Tri. U.C., G.A.A Blue Tri, 8accalaureate Committee. DOUGLAS HEAD . . , Doug. Tennis. Basketball and Baseball Manager, Times Start, Class President. LENORA HEDE . . . • Lam. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, U.C.. Kamera Klub, Secretary; Glee club. G.A.A JO ANNE HEINRICH . . . Jo. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Glee club, U.C.. G.A.A., Foreign Policy, Red Cross Council. Service club. MARILYN HELLEY . . . Lynn. .A.A. MARIE HILL . . . Maria. t Blue Tri, Silver Tri. G.A.A., Foreign Policy. National Honor Society. DAVID HIMMELMAN . . . Voose. Orchestra Ring and Pin Committee, Clast Play, Carnival Committee. Memorial Day Start PATRICIA HOFF . . . Pat. Usherina Committee Chairman. U.C.. G.A.A.. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Class Play Committee, Band, Class Day Committee. Decoration Committee. MARION HOFFMAN . . Corky.” Choir, National Honor Society, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Octette. G.A.A., Decoration Committee, U.C. HARRIET HUBER . . . Henri. G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri. U.C., Foreign Policy, Announcement Committee, Ushering Committee. LEON HURTUBISE . Felir. ' JOHN IRGENS . . . BETSEY JUNE ISAACSON . . . Betty - Foreign Policy, Blue Tri. Red Cross, Round-up Committee G.A.A HENRY JAEGER . . . Hank.1 MARILYN JALLEY , . . U.C.. Silver Tri. G.A.A ... Red Cross Council. French club. JEAN JAM-TAAS . . . Foreign Policy, Ushering Committee. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Decoration Committee. U.C.. Properties Committee. National Honor Society. CLARK JOHNSON Johns. Kamera Klub. Treasurer; Hesperian Business Manager. Projectionist. GWENDOLYN JOHNSEN . . . Gwen. Silver Tri Board. Blue Tri, U.C., G.A.A., Foreign Policy, Kamera Klub. Choir, Cap and Gown Committee Class Play Committee. Advisory Representative, Senior Representative. ROBERT JOHNSON . . . Bob. Tumbling Team Ski Team. SHIRLEY JOHNSON . . . 'Shirt. Foreign Policy, U.C., Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Decoration Committee Chairman, French club Kemera Klub. Ushering Committee GEORGE JOHNSTON Football Cap and Gown Committee. ANN JONES . . . ’Jontey.” Announcement Committee. Bluo Tri G.A.A. MARION JUST . . . ALLAN KANGAS . . . Al-Kan. XL Hi-Y, Baseball, Football. Bas ketball, Cap and Gown Committee. ROSELLA KAPLAN Rosie. Silver Tri, Blue Tri U.C. G.A A. HOWARD KARON . . . Howie. Orchestra, Class Play Committee, Carnival Committee. 30 JEANNE LOUISE KAUTH . . . Silver Tri. U.C., G.A.A. JAMES KAUTZ . . . •Jim. Glee club TERRY KELLY . . . Foreign Policy, Notionol Honor Society. BARBARA KENNEDY . Barb. U.C., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Glee club, French club, G.A.A. JACQUELINE KEYES . . Jack- Fronch club, Silvor Tri, U.C. Board. G.A.A., Script club. Blur Tri Choir JACK KIBBE JANE KING . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, U.C . Service club. Red Cross Council. G.A.A. Claw Ploy Costume Committee. Choir. JEAN KLEMAN. NANCY KOEHLER . Silver Tri Board. Blue Tri, U.C.. G.A.A.. Cap end Gown Committee, Foreign Policy. JOHN KOHLER . . . Juan.'1 Bui Hi-Y, Bond, Golf, Chairman Commencement Committee. National Honor Society, Chairmon Hi Y Membership Committee. IRENE KONO-FA05 . . . “Renie. G.A.A., Blue Tri Silver Tri, U.C., Foreign Policy MARGERY KRAFFT . . Margy. Silver Tri. Treasurer; Blue Tri, Treasurer; U.C.. G.A.A., Glee club. Choir, French club. GLADINE KRON . . G.A.A. WILLIAM KUECHLE . . Bill. Class Ploy. SAM KURA-MOTO Blackie. ELIZABETH LAMBERTON . . . Lix. U.C., Blue Tri. G.A.A., French club Script club Commencement Program Committee, Class Play Prompter. MARJORIE LANDMESSER Marge. Script club. G.A.A.. Orchestra DOUGLAS LARSON . . . Doug. JIM LARSON . . Lars Dukes Hi-Y, Football. Basketball, Cap and Gown Committee. CHRIS LEGEROS _ Kamera Klub. Vice President; Decoration Committee, Hesperian and Times Photographer. JEAN LINK . . . Link. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. U.C., Chorus. Glee Club, Choir, French Club. G.A.A. VIRGINIA LOAHR . . . Virgie. G.A.A. WILLIAM LOHFF . . . Bill. XL's Hi-Y. LLOYD LUNDEEN . . . Lr d. Foot ball. Hockey. Baseball. All City; Dukes. Hi-Y. Class Day Committee, Senior Representative. JOAN LUSCHER . . . National Honor Society, G.A.A., Blue Tri Board. U.C.. Kamera Klub. French club, Treasurer; Commencement and Announcement Committee. BILL MacFADDEN Stiff. Dukes Hi-Y. All Hi-Y President, Football. Baseball. Hockey. Student Council, Treat urer; Class Play Committee, Commencement Dance Committee. JOE MACKEY . . . Boning. WILLIAM MAGNUSON . . Bill. Band Class Play, Gymnostics. 31 ADELINE MALTBY . . JACK MANZAVRAKOS JEANNE MARTIN . . Martnotc. 8luc Tri. Silver Tri, Clew Memorial Committee Make-up Committee . ALPHEUS MASON . . . HELEN MAUNSELL Netion.-I Honor Society Script club. French club. President; Silver Tri. ■Blue Tri Service club. JANET MAY8ERG Jan. Silver Tri. G.A.A.. 8lue Tri. U.C.. foreiqn Policy Red Cross Council, Choir, Decorationj for Clan Play. Notional Honor Socioty. BETTY JUNE McCORMICK . . . 'Mac.' Chairman Round-up Committee. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. G.A.A., Bend. ROBERT McCRANEY . . . ' Bob. Presi dent Student Council, Secretary of all Hi Y Cabinet. President XL’s Hi Y. Class Memorial Committee. All-City Baseball, All City Football All-City Basketball, Golf. Hesperian Staff. Dad's Day Program, National Honor Society, 8u Hi-Y. ROSEMARY McDONALD Rose. THER- ESA McDonough . Terry. u.c.. Biu-Tri, G.A.A. Service club Red Cross Council, Foreign Policy. JANET McELWAIN . . . Put-sie.” Quartet. Choir, Orchestra. U.C.. Sevtet. Accompanist. Soloist. Photographer. RICHARD McFarland Dick. Hi Y. President: Bus H -Y, Swimming. Tennis, Tumbling. NANCY McKIRNAN , . . Nance. Choir. Sil-vor Tri Board, Blue Tri, U.C. Board. Secretary; G.A.A. Foreiqn Policy, Red Cross. Class Day Committee. ROBERT McLOUTH . . . Ho e. Swimming. KATHLEEN McNULTY . . 'Kay.' G.A.A., Blue Tri; Silver Tri. U.C. Closs Day Chairman. Ushering Committee, Secretary of Advisory. ANNE MELBOURNE DOUGLAS MESSICK . . . Doug. Round-up Committee. Band. Class Party. JOYCE MEYERS . . . U.C., Blue Tri. Silver Tri, G.A.A.. Class Play. Advisory. Vice Preside ROBERT MlELKE . . . Bob. Football, Swimming Manoger, Class Memorial Committee HOWARD MILTON . . . Howie. JAMES MOE . . . Jimmy. JOHN MOONEY . . . Courts. Cap and Gown Committee. ELIZABETH MORAN . . Beth. U.C.. Silver Tri. Blue Tri Board, G.A.A., Advisory, Treasurer; Red Cross Council. Cap and Gown Com miftce. Service club Safety Auditorium Com mitteo. ROBERT MORAN . , . Bob. Hockey Baseball. Football Manager Class Memorial Chairman. XL's Hi Y. JIM MORGAN Hockey Manager JANET MORGAN Jan. U.C-. G.A.A Silver Tri. MARCIA MORRISON Hesperian Staff Class Play Committee. Script club. Vice President; Blue Tri, Treasurer; National Honor Society, U.C., Silver Tri Board Times Staff. G.A.A Advertising Manager of lochinvar, Class Play Prompter. Foreign Policy, Treasurer; Lochinvar Staff -46. French club. NORIKO MURAKAMI. 32 GEORGIA MURPHY . . . Dusty. Choir. ED MURRAY . . . Diddle. Band. .Orchestra Roundup Committee Chairman, Swimming. DOROTHY MUTHER . . . Dot. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, G.A.A., New Staff. lochinver, Round up Committee. JEFF NATHANSON . . . Chief. Football, Swimming, Tenni . Golf. BONNA BELLE NELSON . . . Bonnie. G.A.A Silver Tri, Blue Tri. U.C., Clast Memorial Committee. Ushering Committee. CARYL JEAN NELSON . . . Jeannie. U.C.. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. French club. GERALDINE L. NELSON . . . Gerry. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, U.C.. G.A.A.. National Honor Society, Secretary of Advisor JIM NELSON . . . Nets.” XL'S Hi-Y, Co-Captain Swimming Team. Football. Hi-Y Representative. JOHN NELSON . . . Dumbo. Advisory Presi dent. XL's Hi-Y Class Day Committee, Class Play. Round-up Committee. NORMA NELSON Silver Tri, Blue Tri, U.C. Board, G.A.A., Red Cross. Service club. Class Day Committee. RUTH NELSON . . . Ruthie. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, U.C., G.A.A.. French club. National Honor Society ANDREW NEUBAUER . . . Newbroom. Bu Hi-Y, Tumbling. Cap and Gown Committee. Advisory President, Advisory Representative. MARJORIE NOLTE . . Marge. Blue Tri, National Honor Society, President Occupations ond Relations Class. WAYNE NORDGREN . ROBERT NORTON . . . Bob. DOUGLAS ODEGAARD . . Doug EVANS ODELL . . . Football Baccalaureate Committee XL's Hi Y. MARY LOU OFSTIE . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri, U.C.. G.A.A.. Cap and Gown Committee. PIERCE OLSON Ole. Swim ming. MARIAN OLSON . . . Silver Tri, G.A.A. National Honor Society, Class Play Prompter. Glee club. Kamera Klub President. RONALD OSHIMA . . Ronn.e. Dules Hi-Y. Cap and Gown Committee. Class Party. Bux Hi-Y. CHARLOTTE ANNE PALMER . . . Char. Red Cross Council President. Foreign Policy, Blue Tri. Class Play Prompter Komero Klub Secretary. JOYCE PARKS ... Red Cross Coun-cii, Glee dub Frencn club. G.A.A. Silver Tri Board. Treasurer; Blue Tri. Cap and Gown Com mittee. Class Play, Advisory Treasurer, Foreign Policy Association. U.C. DOROTHY PAYNE . . . National Honor Society. HARLEY PEET ALVIN PERLMAN ... Ten ni . Golf. NANCY PESEK . . . G.A.A., Silver Tri, Class Play Properties Committee. Chairman Baccalaureate Committee. Hesperian Staff, Junior Attendant to Homocoming Queen, Service club. Choir. BETTY PETERSON . . Pete. Jlue Tri. Silver Tri, G.A.A., U.C., Red Cross Council, Class Play. 3 DOUGLAS PETERSON . . . Doug. Gymnastic . GORDON PETERSEN . . . Gordy. LLOYD PETERSEN ... LA VONNE PETERSON . . . Vonny. G.A.A.. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, U.C., Advisory President, Advisory Treasurer. DOROTHY PHELPS . . . Dottle. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. U.C.. Red Cross Council, Service dub Glee club. Class Play. West Times Staff. Advisory Treasurer, Advisory Red Cross Representative. DAVID PHILLIPS . . . XL‘s Hi-Y. NAOME PHILLIPS . . . Blue Tri Silver Tri, U.C.. Red Cross Council. G.A.A. JOHN PIERSON . . . Gymnastic Team. ROGER POMEROY . . . Rog. JAMES L. PONTIUS . . . Jim. TRENT POWERS . . . SILAS REEDY. RICHARD RAJCICH . . NANCY REIMANN . . . Rye. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, U.C., G.A.A., Glee club, Foreign Policy, Red Cross Council, Service club. Class Play. CURTIS REMINGTON . . . Corky. Track. Tumbling, Cross Country. Class Day, Talent Show. INEZ RIEFF . . . Eye-ncc. Band, G.A.A., President. ALICIA ROBINSON . . . Licia. G.A.A., Blue Tri. Silver Tri. U.C. DONALO ROGERS . . . Injun. Bus HI-Y. All Hi-Y Treasurer, Class Play Committee. Basketball, Baseball. JAMES ROGERS . . . Jim. Class Play Business Staff, Dukes Hi-Y Treasurer, Track, Advisory Representative. Cap and Gown Committee. DONALD ROISUM . . . Don. Hesperian Business Manager, Track. Cross Country, Cap and Gown Committee, Senior Representative. JEANNE RUEDY . . . U.C.. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Foreign Policy. ANN RUTHERFORD . . . 8lue Tri, U.C., Silver Tri, Choir, Class Play. BILL RYERSE . . . B.P.. Track, Commencement Committee. Hi-Y. Vice President XL' . LAWRENCE RYNCHEK . . . Larry. MARGIE SARVER . . . Choir, G.A.A., U.C., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, French club. JOE SCHI-FERLI . . . Bud. Band, Orchestro. CAROL SCHNEIDER . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri. U.C.. G.A.A., Ushering Committee. Class Party Com- I mittce. Class Play Committee. BETTY SCHUSTER. 3 RICHARD SCHWERT Tumbling. XL Hi Y Vice President. Cop and Gown Committee. SYLVIA SEELERT Sylvi. Silver Tri Blue Tri. G.A.A., U.C.. Choir, Commencement Committee. JANE SHEA . . . Janie. Blue Tri. U.C., G.A.A., Clan Day Committee, Silver Tri. CAROL SMITH U.C.. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Time Staff. Clan Ploy. French club. Choir. G.A.A. MARGOT SMITH . . . Little One. Red Cross Council, Glee club Foreign Policy, U.C., Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Cap and Gown Committee French club. BILL SMITH . . ALFRED SOLOMON . . Al. A.Z.A. MARILYN SOL-VERSON . . . Silver Tri, 8lue Tri, U.C., G.A.A. SUZANNE SOMERS . . Sue. Timet Staff Red Cross Council G.A.A., Glee club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. U.C.. French club. ARLA SPLINTER . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Red Cro Council, Ushering Committee, G.A.A.. Clat Day Committee, Cap and Gown Committee. MARY JO I STARK . . . Jo. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A., I Choir. BETTY STINAR . . .. G.A.A., Uihering Committee, Silver Tri, 8lue Tri. U.C., Cop ond Gown Committee, Commencement Committee. Foreign Policy. JERRY STINAR , . , Bond. Claii Ploy. PAUL STREET . . . Football, Basketball. JUNE STUC-KEY . . . PAUL STUDEBAKER . . . ••Studio. Duke Hi-Y, Time Staff, Hockey, Tonnit. FRED TANKEL . . French club. Class Ploy Com-1 mittee. Tcnni . BARBARA TEACHOUT . . . | Barb. Service club. Red Crott Council. Silver | Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A.. Clast Play, Ushering Committee. SHIRLEY THOMAS . . . Tommie. U.C.. Silver Tri Blue Tri. G.A.A JAN TKACH . . . Jonnie. Silver Tri, Choir, G.A.A. BARBARA TOTTEN . . U.C Blue Tri. Silver Tri G.A.A., Class Play, Glee dub. BETTY TRAN-BERG GERALDINE TRUTWIN . . . Gerry. JERRY TURNQUIST . . . Jer. Hi Y. Clost Play Committee, Choirmon Round-up Committee. Chairmon of Safety Progrom. RICHARD TWEED . . Dick. Tumbling. DICK TYCHSEN . . . Glee club. DONNA VAIL . . . Don. Choir FLORA VAIL . . . Flo. G.A.A,, Blue Tri. 5 THEODOSIA VAN FOSSEN . . Miss,. Blue Tri, U.C., Service club, Auditorium Committee. Cep end Gown Committee. Timet Staff. Safety Council, Claw Play Student Director. Advisory Representative. Silver Tri, National Honor Society LES VOEll . . Clan Play. Swimming PAT WAGNER . . Patti. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. U.C.. G.A.A., Glee club, Red Cross Council. Clem Play Committee LA VONNE WEED-MAN. VIRGINIA WESTERDALE . . Gini. Silver Tri. Blue fri. G.A A. U.C. LAUREL WESTLING . . . Silver Trr 8lue Tri U.C., Class Play. Choir. Glee club, G.A.A. MARY WICKHAM . . Wick. U.C- Board, Prcsioent of Silver Tri. Representative Senior. Student Council. Foroiqn Policy. Blue Tri. Class Play Committee. JOHN OAVID WIGGINS Dave.' Editor of Hesperian, Business Manager of Times. Vice President of Dukes Hi-Y, All Hi-Y Cabinet. Chairman of Class Play Committee, Foreign Policy Associa tion, Kamera Klub. Business Manager of Class Play. Chairman of Round-up Committee. BEULAH WILLETTE . . Bea. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. U.C-. G.A.A. Class Day Committee. EDWARD WILLIAMS . . Ed. Football. Base ball. Hockey Manager, Class Day Committee. Bu. Hi Y. ANN WILLIAMSON . . Silver Tr. Blue Tri, U.C. Board Vice President. Student Council Secretary. National Honor Society. Class Play. Senior Class Day Committee G.A.A., Service clue. DELORES WINBURN . . Dee. G.A.A., Usherinq Committee President, Silver Tri. Blue Tri. U.C.. Cap and Gown Committee. Class Day Committee. JOE WITZMAN . . . Yes . Track, Cross country. Times Sports Editor, Class Play, Quill and Scroll. PATRICIA WYMAN . . . Pal. G.A.A., U.C., Red Cross. Silver Tri. Bluo Tri. Service club. Homecoming Queen's Attendant. DOROTHY ZIMMERMAN . . Mickey. Sil ver Tri. Blue Tri. U.C.. G.A.A. BARBARA ZUM-WINKLE Blue Tri, Silver Tri, U.C. G.A.A.. Commencement Committee. JEAN ANDERSON . . . Jeep. G.A.A., DONALD CORSON . . Don. JOHN KUHL- MAN . . . Einmen. Hockey, Golf, Wrestling, Boring HUGH MacMILLAN . . . Mac. 36 OH. THIS SPRING AIR! D AY MEMORIAL Memorial Day is a very significant day at West. Under the direction of Miss Kathryn Carey, assisted by Mr. George Krieger, the twenty-eight West High boys who gave their lives in World War I and the hundred seventeen who made the supreme sacrifice during World War II are honored in a day of remembrance in beautiful and improssive ceremonies. Veterans of the Civil and Span-ish-American wars are also honored, together with Gold Star mothers and members of the women's auxiliaries. At the conclusion of the memorial program, wreaths are placed on the markers of the West High boys of World War I along Victory Memorial Drive. 1. MOST POPULAR Jan Shea Bill MacFaddan 2. MOST TALENTED Jan Mayberg Jeff Nathanson 3. MOST ACTIVE Marcia Morriion Dave Wiggins 4. BEST ALL-AROUND ________ Peggy Culhana ............. ScoB BryngeWon 5. MOST CONGENIAL Gwen Johnson Doug Head 6. BEST LOOKING Barbara Zumwinkte Doug Palerion 7. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ruth Elliff Wat Hansord 8. PEPPIEST ------- 7______Nancy Baddor Don Draws 9. CUTEST COUPLE Bobby Erickson................. Paul Studebaker 10. BEST DRESSED Ann Rutherford Jack Nelson 11. FUNNIEST Batty Paterson Jim Cogwin 12. BEST DANCER Pa Wyman ....... Jerry Turnquijt 13. MOST ATHLETIC Inex Rieff Lloyd Lundeen 14. PRETTIEST HAIR . Joyc Meyer .... Don Carlton 15. WITTIEST Jean Clarify ------.Andy Neubauer 16. MOST CATCHING SMILE Sylvia Sealed...................-...Jim Nelion 17. MOST POISED Joan Grife Mike Bolen 18. CUTEST........... Dixie Edkin —..................Dick McFarland 19. BEST PERSONALITY Violet Fither ___________ Ed William 20. BEST SPORT Mary Wickham Joe Mackey 21. PRETTIEST EYES M.rgi. Haling Bob Mielke 22. FRIENDLIEST Jane King ........ Bob Moran F FAME SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1949 The big shot of junior high has now become the small fry of senior high. It’s quite a let-down to be on the top only to end up at the bottom, but there's one consolation—only two more years and you'll be seniors. It was fun, though, getting acquainted with West and wondering whether you should buy elevator tickets to the fifth floor. After awhile the juniors and seniors stopped listening for the patter of little feet and accepted you as one of them. You realized that senior high wasn't all football, basketball, and auditoriums; for there was a little matter of subjects and homework that had to be taken care of, too. Best of all you were able to know what it was to have that proud feeling when you could say to others, I'm from Westl Row I: Elizabeth Crawford. Donnajean Co . Judy Dean. Mr. Palm, Advitor. Row 2: Botto Do Witt. Shirley Crohn, Carol Hoyt. Davo Fowell. Row 3: Diane Dalpo. Erwin Niemi. Fred Nathanton. Bob Doar, Bob Keogh. Row 4: John Co , Barbara Carufel. Dorothy De Konina, Barbara Nygaard. Mary Anne Cochrane. Row 5: Tom Bultman. Al Crawford. John Carlton. Joan Flobecl. Row 6: Austin Catwell. Tom Cor- rt-'1. Dick Comita. Bob Cluka. Row 7: Claude Cramer. John Chapman. President; Jerry Compton. David Daniels. Row 8: Charles Corning. Pat O'Connor. John Cornelius. Dudley Dille-beugh. Row I: Pat Gunderson. Pat O'Brien. Nance Boyd, Mr. Wick-101 rom. Adviser. Row 2: Mary Brown. Jean Methven. Nancy Hill, Janet Oleson. Row 3: Ronald Thompson. Gordon Fortin, Morgie Odland, Bette Geisel. Row 4: Gordon Evans, Clifford Trogen. Albert Tsuchiha. Jim Dirlam. Row 5: Charles Thiele. Carter Walters. Larry Grant, Kent Tupper. Jerry Weil. Row 6: Dick Gauger, Richard TenDyke. Bill Tryon, Lewis Wehunt. 104 Row I: La Vonne Andrist, Joan Appleton, Nancy Andrews. Mr. Slifer, Adviser. Row 2: Charlotte Bednared. Ardys Barry. Morlene Berkman. Phyllis Berglund. Row 3: Rose- mary Anderson. Bonnie Barkley. Ruth Andrus. Joanne Anderson. Row 4: Anne Axtoll. Duane Baer, Dorinda Bonning- house Kathorine Borgford. Row 5: Paul Bailly, June Bro- berg. Nancy Bell. Corinne Bauor. Row 6: Bob Tumo. Duano Anderson. Dean Ackley. Ken Barcel. Row 7: Dick 8onton. Jerry Belsheim, Mary Loudon, Alyce G. Anderson. Row I: Barbara Bertram, Mary Edingor. Nancy Besoler, 114 Joanno Wolfo. Row 2: Robert Bosaekor, Glonn Bone , Rus- seli Miltor. Etthor Burlingame. Row 3: Doug Nelson, Rich- ard Browne, Dennis Erickson, Jim Burns. Row 4: Patty Blair, Gereldino Carlson, Pat Butler, Clayton Brandt, Rodnoy Bron-non. Row 5: Barbara fioyes, Dona Boor, Margie Brothoude. Loretta Christopherson, Donna Bradbury. Row 6: Dolo Broholm, President; Joan Coppelen, Stan Goldberg, Richard Boehme. 120 ow aro' Sautbino, Pat Rubonstein Shirley Smith, Mr. Skibnoss, Adviser. Row 2; Carolyn Schmidt, Dolores Swanson, Millie Schindler. Margie Ruona. Row 3: Barbara Spaulding, Marilyn Stahl, Alan Salitorman, Jim Stebor. Row 4: Stanley Schweitzer, Don Stowart, Ray Seaman, Suzanne Patrick Stewart. Row 6: Warren Swanson, Richard Schwep-Shartin. Row 5: Douq Borland. Dick Strom, Dick Stellmaker, pe, Bob Soule, President; Harold Porks. Row I: Marilyn Erickson, Clarice Dulian, Norma Duncan, Mr. Gruwell, Adviser. Row 2: Joanno Fitzgorald, Margie Album, Marilyn Flack, Joanne Eikonborry. Row 3: Jan Peterson. Marilyn Foster, Barbara Pearson, Joon Erickson, Row 4: Larry Furman Marilyn Elder, Margarot Lusk Rosomary Geary, George Engol. Row 5: Rose Erdman. Don Gorrison. Pat McIntyre, Dick Larson. Ken Gage. Row 6: John Faus. Presidont; Bob Finch, Bill Edolsten, Jerry Gebhart, Gone Foster. When Tuesday rolls around, the science classes are taught by movios. Row I: Loona Kroll, Tomoko Kawokami, Gloria Houck, Mr, Nolson, Adviser. Row 2: Marilyn Kollar, Marion Kvanbeck, Virginia Kohler, Yaoko Kosoboyashi. Row 3: Marcella Holmos, Patty Koto. Diana Kunian, Mary Korman. Row 4: Francis Kehrer, Nancy Perry, Patricio Kanz, Diane Koating. Row 5: Bob Holmes. Charles McMillan, Kingsley Kerrick. Roy Olson. Row 6: Ted Hoffman, James McRae, Jerry Kline, Roger Lindahl. Row 7: Don Peterson, A Hinman, President: Bill Thomey. Jim Holman, Roy Holman. 307 ow l: Virginia Johnson. Lolamay Jensen. Miss Poppo, Adviser. Row 2: Pat James, Jerry Stulberg, Carletta Johnson, Lome Isted. Row 3: Beverly Hardy, Jerome Of-stie. Potty Hudson. Betty Schuler. Row 4: Bovorly Evans. Pot Bumby, Jocquolino Johnston, Joan Jordet. Row 5: Donna Roitan, Joan Jackson Bob Olson. Mary James. Row 6: John Sandbo, Bob Rush, Bill Johnstone. John Jones. Row 7: Jerry Lavedure, President; Tom Swendseen. William Imhoff. Glenn Johnson, Gerald Kvistberg. Row I: Robort Sandors. Charles Rose. Patty Pryor, Miss Breen, Adviser. Row 2: Tam Quest, Donna Pouliot, Yvonne Rasmussen, Gail Puckett. Row 3: Ann Patitclair. Marilyn Porter, Sara Mercy. Betsy Rand. Row 4: Audreo Romoin, Marilyn Grewort. Lucky Pinqree, Mary Anne Quinn. Row 5: Martin Rosenbluth, Ardyce Olson, Barbara Baskfield. Joanne Radke. Row 6: Harold Risula, Jim Powell, Donald Nelson. Row 7: Dick Rooves. James Poole. Bob Proctor. Lyle Rowe, President. Seniors struggle through the grind in the realm of old 312. Row I: Lois Lindgron, Maryann Leonard. Peggy Lund. Miss Dunbar, Adviser. Row 2: Mary Ann Lexcen, Sally Ann Leighton, Phyllis Tupa. Morilyn Mandeville. Row 3: Joan Mahor, Botty Jane Olson, Martha Ludeking, Nancy Lou Stark. Row 4: Bob McChesney, Lois Peterson, Ann Noreen. Donna Lind. Row 5: Kathy Elliott, BeveHy Lone, Lois Bredeten, Don Anderson. Row 6: Bill Martin. President; Frank Lyon. Jean Taylor, Fran Mayberg. Row 7: John Lundegard. John Maunioll, Jerome Loonard. Kenneth McGowan. Row I: Judio Swanson, Patti Trumblo, Bill Glen. President; Miss Hill. Advisor. Row 2: James Kistler, Joan Buske, Irone Newman, Marcella Wescott, Lola Dungan. Row 3: Lourdotte Trutwin, Dolores Windsor, Magdalino Dalen. Robin Treadway. Row 4: Gaywood Youngquist. Bill Kerfoot. Anita Tweed, Virginia VanDervoort. Row 5: Bob Hartman, Bob Hobson, Bill Wilkins. Larry Wright, Row 6: Eugene 2a r- ling, Ronald Hinn, Donavon Zimmerman, Dick Cain. Wa y 328 Cayeaux. 315 317 Row I; Joyce Hanifan. Joan Hanifan, Orin Gumbrill President: Miss Moore. Adviser. Row 2: Paula Gravdahl, Patricio Haaker. Delores Growing. Marilyn Heber. Row 3: Mary Jane Hoffernan. Patty Olsen, Marilyn Sturley, Wallace Hanson. Row 4: Joan Hayford. Charles Hamp, Connie Custodio, Beverly Tillman. Row 5: Lois Grife. Geraldine Gisselback, Marilyn Nostlor, Nancy Nordquist. Row 6: Patty Hickok, Marilyn Goulott. George Holvorsen. Row 7: Tom Hogland, Jim Ahlberg, Jim Hannaher, Paul Hartig. B JUNIORS CLASS OfjJUNE, 1948 One year of senior high has passed. You’re near the top now and are beginning to think of the day when you will be the proud possessor of a diploma. The time is almost here when you will kid about getting your freedom and then you can smirk at those who are left. As juniors you have more responsibilities and are allowed a larger representation on the student council. You're also taking a greater interest in the different clubs of which you are now the leaders. Dramatic whispers of To be or not to be: that is the question are heard as you struggle through the works of one Will Shakespeare, whom you later found out wasn't such a bad egg after all. They call you upperclassmen now and you begin to realize that the reading, writing, and 'rithmetic have been fun. In fact you realize that after graduation you're going to miss that little red school house called West. Row I: lone Thilmany. Dorothy Wation. Ann Tippy. Presi 1QQ dent; Mr. Illstrup, Adviser. Row 2: Margie Wilsey, Beverly Walters. Joyco Rieff. Carmen Theimer. Row 3: Paula Bab ler, Bob Maxwell, Bob Berg. Mercedes Skaaren. Row 4: Gloria Beck. Betty Wentworth. Celia Norling. George Cease. 214 Row I: Janet Sherman. Gloria Bliss. Bob Berg. President; Betty Ridgway. Row 2: Edith Bloch. Audrey Benson, Bea Barrett, Rosemary Betchwars. Row 3: Jack Bocker, Orie Behme, Beverly Barrie. Donald Anderson. Row 4: Rosanne Bellows. Frank Anton, Tom McGowan. Botty Bakken. Row 5: Pot Benison, Nancy Ahrensdorf, Helen McClain. Davo Ben-dell. Row 6: Tom Bateson. Dovid Boiander, Jock Meredith. Margaret Anderson. Row I: Poto Sakamoto. Dwight Luke. Dick Sawyer, President; Mr. Opfor. Advisor. Row 2: Morsho Silvor, Joyce Soder- berg, Shirloy Smith, Doyle Herlockon. Row 3: Fern San- drotzky. Lit Hansen, Elaine Sardeson, Margaret Patrick. Row 4: Joan Arnold. Pat Gilbreath. Phyllis Von Eschen, Lee Shabetura. Row 5: Betty Smith. Marilyn Sandbo. Jono Schroeder, Betty Schiferli. Row 6: Richard Obermeyer LeRoy Linde. Dovid Seltzer. Bob Rees. 224 218 Row I: Peg McConnell. Sally Lou Miller, Tom Price. President; Miss McFarlano. Adviser. Row 2: Alico Poole. Donna McDonald, Myrna Low, Audrey Ruff, Jacquelyn Lindahl, Row 3: Pat Mogow. Janice Rostratter, Shirley Rolin, Barbara Robinson. Row 4: Jack Rowott. Ronald Rasmusson, Mickoy Robins. Corrine Payne. Row 5: Don Reamer. Kenny O'Donnell, Don Hirsch Fred Robertson. Row 6: Grog Mi- hock Jack Cornwell, Pat Hartigan. Randall Ray. Row 7: Jim Reed. Morris Robinson. Bob Schneider. Bob Morgan. Row I: Jerry Form. Toni Barron. Jerry Kelly, President; OHO Miss Hiscock. Adviser. Row 2: Marlene Wolfenson, Mary McCarvillo. Marguerite Barbaso. Audrey Cross. Row 3: Boverly Roborts. Josephine Dailey. Grace Dickson. Peg Hinr. Row 4: Carol Olson. Masino Held. Ruth Damon, Janet Hanson. Row 5: Bob Pratt, Charles DeMoss. Fred Dickinson, Morris Erickson. Row 6: Toney Eull, Earl Erlandor. Clark Do Veau, Roy Dahstrom, Bob Crockford. OHfi Row I: Jerry Wilson, Elirabeth Ziaskas. Elma Weaver. Jack talker, prosidont. Row 2: Leatrice Ze'le. Joan Weiner. Joanne Watts. Joan Erwood. Row 3: Harriet Wright, Lorna Mullen. Dick lowenthal, Kathleen Chambers. Row 4: Paul Wilton, Barbara Waldron. Sally Lloyd, Judy Elloby. Row 5: Don Woodard. Bill Weidenhamer, Dick Wallinder. Dick Mingo. Row 6: Ray Wisnom John Hickerson. Jack McKee. Dick Laird. Row 7: Garritt Ye. Chuck Wright. Wayne Deline, Eddie Zoorb. Row I: Olqa Lindgren. Delores Hovila, Bud Nelson. President. Miss Wagenhals Adviser. Row 2: Bootsie Nelson, Nancy John. Pat Norin. Myra Okney. Row 3: Mary Mac- Fadden, Corrine Langton. Ann MacGibbon. Sally Northrop. Row 4: Dolores Muri. Bernice Wilkes, lone Nickoletos. Leone Lane. Row 5: Donna Olson. Char Nelson. Donna Ferderer. Sally Frolund. Row 6: Carol Rugland, Anne Nicolas Shirley Mungor. Ann Worthington. Sally Palmer. Row 7: Allen Mercer. Wayne Bauer. Tom O'Meara. Curtis Nolson, Jim Fenlason. 310 Row I: Joan Uptegrove. Pat Clausen. Conn Legeros. President, Mr. McLaughlin, Adviser. Row 2: Sally Thompson, June Trulen, Helene Davids. Betty Stum. Row 3: Marvin Sternberg, Edward Trach, Roger Swanson. Russell Brown, Row 4: Mary Ann Stoner. Barby Numan, Helen Van Wage- nen. Gary Guimont. Row 5: Mil Tompkins. Grace Stehr, Dolores Matelsky, Gloria Strand. Row 6: Peter Thor. Doug- las Gish, Ken Sulom. Paul Martin, Jim Ferderer. Row 7: Q1 | Irving Turner, John McMurchie. Ralph Tyler, Lynn Tupper. OH Roroid Swift. Row I: Joyce Johnson, Ruthie Keehn, Barbara Gilkey. Miss 313 Gude. Adviser. Row 2: Roberta Steenberg. Nancy Stillman, Jackio Henderson, Jackey irons. Row 3: Barbara Nichols. Poggy Ingvaldson, Sara Sprague. Pam Isaacson. Bonnie Justeson. Row 3: John Hodberg. Thomas Jordet. James Flaherty, Rachel Hill. Row 5: Rodnoy Johnson, Arvin Jaskola. Antranik Kavoukjian Henry Hoover, Ronald Johnson. Row I: Mrs. Davis. Advisor: Barbara Booth, Jerry Feldman, Miss Carey, Adviser. Row 2: Botty Bull. Roslyn Brooks. Darloon Cook, June Bray. Row 3: Joan Connell, Shirley Bridge. Margaret Carroll Marilyn Hicks. Row 4: Lola Pertl, Janet Broberg. Lure Whiteneck, Gloria Burkhart. Row 5: Judy Black. Norma Brandon. Nancy McCal1. Tookie Brit-zius. Row 6: Pat Butler, Albert Roberge. Ralph Schoonovor, niA Harvey Brock. Row 7: John Conard. Douglas Briggs. John 310 L Cash, Dick Christianson. 314 324 Row I: Jim Martin, Mary Ann Gutch. Jim Kruger. Mr. Galin, Adviser. Row 2: Edith Lichtenstein. Jane Leslie. Jane Johnson. Marjorie Kniqr- Row 3: Mary Delmore. Mary Arthur. Lois Johnson, Joyce Helium. Row 4: Janyce Keyes. Doris Aanerud. Jill Lossine. Judy Snerenberger. Row 5: Maren Hansord, Joan Lofgren. Phyllis Jean Kutz, Jeannette Kidneigh. Row 6: Dick Lone, Pete Soube. LeRoy Lammer, Barbara Kuehn. Row 7: Don Mueller, Robert Maltby. David Korr, Dick Norgaard. Row I: Beverloo Grawunder, Joan Grinols. Bob Hawkins. Joan Gjorvik. Row 2: Janet Hansen. Shirley Erickson Beverly Greene, Pearl Hall. Row 3: Marianne Gorberding. Mary Lou Harris. Nancy Goodhard. Manila Gottry. Row 4: Dick Greenberg, Margaret Franzen. Ann Frank. Carolyn Comaford. Row 5: Lorraine Gallagher Jeanne Haight. Joe Ferguson. Margaret Carmody. Row 6: Tom Gordon. Dor Davis. Douglas Fruen. Willard Hammel. Row 7: Curt Brandt Charles Davids. James Bolding, Dave Hassinger, Bob Froe Row I: Carol Belshoim. President: Barbara BracMow. Bar- bara Dead , Min Connor . Adviser. Row 2: Dan Bullington. non Solomon Zek, Jean Alleman. Janice Erickson. Row 3: Joyce Rosonberg, Carol Fosdick, Jean Carlson. Elizabeth Abelos. Row 4: Betty Stern. Donna Cherlston, Douglas Fostor, Arloon Broude. Row 5: Pat Brown. Bud 8onson, Frank Johnson. Bob lono. Don Benedict. A JUNIORS CUSS or JANUARY, 1948 Now that it’s almost timo to leave West, you're trying to grab hold of the minutes of high school fun that are slipping by so fast. With the title of senior almost at hand you are looking forward to better seats in the auditorium and some of you are going to try a little harder to make the National Honor Society. As sophomores you used to be pretty mad about the high and mighty attitude of the seniors, but now that it soon will be your turn to look down upon the lowly sophomore, you realize that it’ll be fun to make use of your long-silenced ego. Teachers, fellow students, carnivals, the football championship, and class plays will never be forgotten. It will bo great fun to think of leaving high school, but afterward you'll wish it had lasted just a little while longer. Row I: Eloyno Spivak, Delores Larson. Nancy Wolfson, Ann Stobbins. Row 2: Norma Stono. Betty Thilmany. Thoo Tllllsch, Lavina Webster. Row 3: Mary Wilson Joan Rush, Donn Miller. Dick Zdarsky. Row 4: Dick Prosser. Torr Carlson. Dick Blumenthal, Don West. Row I; Betty Loftus. Sybil Gordon, Joan Kellgren, Presi dont. F. A. Chandler, Adviser. Row 2: Paul Johnson, le- Roy Hanson. Thomas Lewin, Jean Lowo. Row 3: Marilyn onq Swanson, Harriet Hugos, Jan Gunderson. Helen Johnson. OU3 Row 4: Dick Reeve. Phil Anderson. Doug Kompfl. WEST’S fc IDENT I council. .. TV m . — ’ w i tonxm WEST's ■WESTs rUOENT COUNCIL l-WEJ awe ■ 5T';or COUNCIL TAG seoa7 HESPERIAN STAFF ■1 Row I: Nancy Potefc, Bob McCraney. Barbara Mothven, Editor; Davo Wiqgini. Editor. Row 2: Diane Davies. Marcia Morrison, Jono Hauser. Row 3: Jock Rowott. Don Roisum, Clark Johnson, Business Managors; Bill Tryon. Lochinvar Hero are the creative geniuses of West who write and publish LOCHINVAR, a young magazine out of the West. Miss Wanda Orton is the creative writing teacher of West who ignites the sparks of genius and makes them burst into a flame called LOCHINVAR. LOCHINVAR has an impressive list of awards being ranked medalists and All-Columbian by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association for creative literary work. It also has the honor of being All-American from the National Scholastic Press Association. It won first prize in short story from SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINE, third prize in short story from the ATLANTIC MONTHLY, and had two stories published by SEVENTEEN. LOCHINVAR was also winner of all the solo prizes in the fields of short story, poetry, and essay in the literary contest of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. LOCHINVAR STAFF Row I: Judy Snarenbergor, Holen Mossbarger. Co-Editor; Diane Davies Co-Editor; Miss Orton. Adviser. Row 2: Marcia Morrison. Gretchen Lyle. Barbara Mothvon. Pa Norin, L. Barbara BracHlow. Row 3: Barbara Robinson. Stella Trach, Ruth Elliff, Joan Arnold. Row 4: Tom Gordon. Rachel Hill. Phil Lenox. Edward Trach. Times The clickity-clack of typewriters, the chewing of pencils, and the scurry to get the dummy pasted in time to make the deadline bring us into the sanc-tury of the TIMES staff. Under the guidance of Miss Elsa Hartfeil our news hounds race to bring us up-to-the-minute news about school. The TIMES is trying to run a real newspaper with fairness and justice for all. It is holder of the Quill and Scroll International Honor Rating, N.S.P.A. All American, and the Gallup award. In order to raise money so that we could have bigger and better papers the TIMES staff sponsored an auditorium at which Mr. Otto Quale, assistant director of N.S.P.A. was master of ceremonies. Among the celebrities starring on the program were John Ford, who gave the W.T.C.N. news broadcast from the stage; Oz Black, cartoonist of the Minneapolis STAR JOURNAL, who drew caricatures of faculty and studonts, and some of our own West High talent. TIMES STAFF Row I: Jo© Witjman, Roger Woo. Henry Hoover. Lovina Webster Co-Editor. Row 2: Marcia Morrison, Marilyn Faotkenhauer, Nirjeko Kosobayashi. Row 3: Leatric© Zolle, Leone Lane, Alice Podo. Jeon Alloman. Row 4: Pat Ma- qaw, Theodosia Van Fossen, Carol Smith. Carolyn Coma-ford. Jacquelyn Lindahl. Row 5: Tom McGowan, David Soltzor. Judy Black, Celia Norling. Row 6: Bob Lone, Davo Wiggins, Business Monogor; Nancy Wallen, Bob Cohn. FRENCH CLUB Row I: Joan Luschor, Toni Barron, Nanca Boyd. Bill Martin. Row 2: Carillon Cargill Claira Christopher, Janyca Kayes. Sue Somers. Row 3: Jeanne Courteau, Carolyn Comaford. Joan Weiner, Helene Davids. Row 4: Audrey Cross. Jacky Iron . Sara Sprague Dolores Frit . Row 5: Joan Arnold Shirley Bridge. Rachel Hill, Phyllis Von Eschen. Row 6: Margy Kraft. Barbara Waldron, Mary Loudon. FRENCH CLUB Row I: Marian Attwood, Secretary: Paul Martin, Treasurer; Holon Maunsell. President: Miss Hiscock Adviser, Row 2: Joyce Parks. Gail Puckett, Terry Caswell, Marcia Morrison, Row 3: Margio Haling, Barbara Konned , Carol Smith. Marilyn Hicks. Row 4: Ann MacGibbon, Diane Dalpe, Mary MecFaddon, Pat Megow. Row 5: Ann Coffman Beverly Hudy. Dorinda Benninqhouse. Row 6: Jan Gun- derson Joan Rush Pat Gilbreath, Joan Ferguson. SCRIPT CLUB Row I: Jim Cogwin. Treasurer; Marcia Morrison. Vice President; Ruth Elliff, President- Miss Orton. Adviser. Row 2: Gretchen Lylo, Barbara Brachlow. Mildred Hammer, Pat Clausen. Row 3: Janet Shorman, Jeckio Keyes, Elizabeth Bull. Helon Maunsell. Row 4: Barbara Mothven, Sally Thompson, Joan Connoll, John Cash. Row 5: Judy Snarer bergor, Jean Cameron, Sally Northrop. Margaret Carroll. French Club Parlex-vous francais? If so you can enjoy French games, songs, and plays with the French Club where one always parlont francais. The club is under the able supervision of Mademoiselle Hiscock. Movies on France and postcards of famous French landmarks are among the many things enjoyed by the members. A better understanding of the problems and culture of the French people is also gained. Three French families left destitute by the ravages of war have been adopted by the club. Food and clothing are being sent to them. The club has even helped out in the marriage of a daughter of one of the families when they sent the bride's brother a suit so that he could attend the wedding, and the brido clothes, for her honeymoon. And now adieu mes amis. Script Club Young geniuses struggle with their masterpieces at Script Club with the inspiring help of Miss Wanda Orton. In addition to writing they discuss books, authors, and current problems. In order to be a member of Script Club it is necessary that one has a desire to use one's imagination and produce something worth reading. One of the topics discussed by the members was, What do you think about American Education? Members voiced many new ideas on how to improve our educational system. In fact there was so much to say that another meeting was devoted to the pressing problem. This club is definitely the place for you if reading and writing are your hobbies. XL'S Hl-Y Row I: Wes Hansord. President; Bill Ryerve, Vice Presi- dent; Bob Moren, Chaplain; Bill Swanson, Treasurer. Row 2: Bill Lohff. Michael Bolen. Jim Nelson, Richard Schwert. Row 3: David Phillips, Dick Farmer. Allan Kenges. Row 4: Dick Norgaard. Evans Odoll, John Hickerson. Eddie Zeorb. DUKES Hl-Y Row I: Bill MacFadden, Chaplain; Jim Martin. Secretary Arch Coleman. President; Jim Rogors. Treasurer; Dave Wig gins. Vico President. Row 2: Tom Corlson. John Crowley. Lloyd Lundeon, Don Drows. Row 3: Jim Larson. Jerry Kelly, Scott Bryngelson. Row 4: Keith Hilken. John L. Cash, Clark DeVoou, Tony Dvorak. BLUE TRI BOARD Row I: Nancy Pesok, Secretary; Lois Hutchinson, Vice President; Skippy Tryon. President; Mrs. Kean. Adviser. Row 2: Dolores Fritz, Terry Caswell, Marcia Morrison, Lois Arm strong. Row 3: Joan Luschor. Cynthia Mealey. Both Moren. Row 4: Elizabeth Bull, Joan Grifo. Jane Hauser. Ruth Elliff. G.A.A. BOARD Row I: Joyco Soderberg. Beverlee Grawundor. Row 2: Mary Rita Delmore, Inez Rieff. President; Josophine Dailoy. Row 3: Mrs. Dovis, Advisor; Pat Bcnison. Forn Sandretzky, Miss Carey. Adviser. SILVER TRI BOARD Row I: Barbara Kuohn, President. Row 2: Barbara Gilkoy Janet Hansen. Betty Bull. Vico Prosidont, Row 3: Toni Bot ron, Joan Connell. Arlene Johnson. .Carol Hoyt. Row 4: Lois Grife. Phyllis Jean Kutz, Phyllis Von’ Eschen. Rachel Hill Pat Maqaw. BUX Hl-Y Row I: Ralph Tyler. Treasurer: Bob Edlund. Secretary: Ed Williams. President: Ronald Oshima. Vice President. Row 2: Corl Franzen, Jorry Turnquist. Chaploin: Frod Dickenson, loroy Hanson. Row 3: Andy Noubauer John Kohlor Bob McCranoy, Don Rogers. Row 4: Si Reedy. Garrit Ye. Dick McFarland. Josh Form. Mi NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I: Miss Gude. Adviser; Chariot Mark, President; Betty Quell. Secretary: Ray Olsen. Treasurer. Row 2: Gretchon lylo. Donna Cowan, Elizeboth Bull. Marlys Lindahl, Morion Hoffman. Row 3: Isobol Tryon, Barbara Methvon, Dolores Fritz, Geral- dine Nelson. Pat Wood. Row 4: Ann Williamson. Joan Lu-scher. Joan Grife, Diono Davies, Ruth Elliff. Row 5: Carol Belsheim, Donna Cooper. Lois Hutchinson, Jane Hauser, Lo-land Groon. U.C. BOARD Row I: Peggy Culhane, President; Borbara Getche'l. Treas- urer; Pat Wood. Ann Williamson. Vice President. Row 2: Sally Adams. Miss Palmer. Advisor; Toni Barron. Dusty Cowan. Row 3: Joan Barrett, Norma Nelson, Nancy McKirnan, Bar-bara Gilkey. Row 4: Gorrio Carlson, Carolino Covell, Marilyn Adams. Jackie Koyos. Row 4; Mery Wickham. Rachel Hill, Joan Grife, Virginia Burnett. FALCOS Row I: George Forchas. Hi-Y Loader; Gono Foiter. Vice President: Charles Hemp. President. Row 2: Rodney Bran- non. Albert Tsuchiya. Bob Olson. Bill Wilkins. Row 3: Jerry Bolsheim, Jim Dirlom, Bill Edelsten. Row 4: Tom Carrell. Jim Holman, Jimmy Ahlberg. James Poole. STUDENT COUNCIL Row I: Elizabeth Bull Secrotory: Pat Wood. Vice Presi- dent; Phil Lenox, President: Mrs. Lockwood. Adviser. Row 2: Gretchen Lyle. Fran Mayberg, Mary MacFadden. Skippy Tryon. Dusty Cowan. Row 3: Nancy Pesok. Joan Rush. Ann Williamson, Ginger Rollins. Row 4: Bud Benson, Bill MacFadden. Carol Belshoim, Mary Wickham. Row 5: Jerry Ferm, Bob McCraney Jerry Kelly, Scott Bryngelton. Row 6: Neil Graf, Al Hinman. Ray Olson. FOREIGN POLICY Row I: Marcia Morrison, Treasurer; Jean Fostor. Secretary: Ruth Elliff. President: Miss Moore. Adviser. Row 2: Helen Maunsell. Marilyn Faetkenheuer, Gwen Johnson. Joan Jem-taas. Row 3: Lovina Webster Jeonne Ruedy Lois Arm strong, Doloros Fritz. Row 4: Shirley Johnson, Mory Dol- more. Jan Ericson Theo Tillitch. Row 5: Eloyne Spivak. Pat Brown. Joan Luscher. Row 6: Jano Hauser. Mary Wick ham, Joan Grife, Charlotte Palmer. RED CROSS COUNCIL Row I: Jean Foster, Secretary; Susan Hart, Vica President; Charlotte Palmer, President; Miss Dendingor. Adviser. Row 2: Joyce Parks. Eileon Abrams. Sybil Gordon. Toni Barron. Row 3: Holon Maunsell, Boots Nolsen, Martha Ludekinq. Joyce Hanifan. Row 4: Dottie Phelps Mary Arthur, Marilyn Faetkenheuer. Pat Wagner. Row 5: Joan Grife. Lavina Webster, Theo Tillisch. Janice Ericson. Row 6: Helen Van Wagenen, Anno Nicolas. Rosanna Bollows, Barbara Teachout. Row 7: Mary Ann Stoner. Ruth Ell iff Clayton Brandt Phyllis Von Eschon. Pat Magaw. USHERS Row I: Cynthia Mealay. Pat Hoff. Chairman: Mu. Lock- wood. Adviser; Dolores Winburn. Chairman; Joan Arm strong. Chairman. Row 2: Betty Stinar. Harriet Huber Jane King. Boots Nelson. Terry Caswell. Row 3: Nancy Chetfield. Jean Jamtaas. Joan Courteau. Shirley Thomas Grace Dickson. Ruthie Keehn. Row 4: Doris Burlingame Bubbles Attwood. Bonne Belle Nelson Kathleen McNulty Joan Jordot. Row 5: Marilyn Feetkenhouer, Leone Lane Beverly Barrie, Jacky Irons. Pam Isaacson. Row 6: Elaine Shabatura. Carol Schnoider, Gayle Brown, Barbara Teachout Diane Davies. Row 7: Nancy Posek. Dona Mae Enouf. Shir ley Johnson, Jano Hauser, Sally Lloyd. Joan Luscher. There is no organisation more loyal to West than the Service Club. SERVICE CLUB Row I: Jean Clarity. Carillon Cargill Vico President; Joan' Barrett, President; Mr. Chandler Adviser. Row 2: Jean Carlson, Carol Fosdick. Boots Nolsen. Terry Caswell. Row 3: Marianno Gorberding, Ann MacGibbcn. Dottie Phelps. Nancy Chatlield. Row 4: Lavina Webster, Thoo Tillisch, Corrine Langton, Nancy John. Row 5: Jo Heinrich. Nancy Rei- monn, Norma Nolson, Jane King. Nancy Petek. Row 6: Missy Van Fossen, Barbara Toachout, Ann Nicolas. Pam Isaacson. Helen Van Wagenen. Row 7: Lorraine Gallaghor, Jan Gunderson, Joan Rush, Sara Sprague. Jacky Irons. KAMERA KLUB Row I; Charlotte Palmer. Secretary; Chris Logeros, Vice President. Marian Olson. President; Mr. Norton. Adviser. Row 2: Lois Armstrong. Gwen Johnson. Gail Puckett. Vir Johnson. Row 3: Shirley Johnson. Marshall Woinberg, Fred Nathenson. Thomas Lowin. Row 4: Potty Hickok. Vir- ?ima Van Dervoort. Jean Cameron, Joan Luscher. Row 5: usen Hart. Frances Kehrer. Joan Grifo. Robert Sanders. Row 6: Paul Wilton. Don Davis. Lewis Wehunt. Donna Brad bury. Row 7: Davo Wiggins. Dick Prosser Willbur Roberts,-Dick Zdarsky. Sextet Bats: Myrna Law Callo: Pat Ball Viola: Marjorie Landmesser Violin: Gloria Burkhardt, Batty Scharmann Piano: Janet McElwain (not in picture) MUSIC MR. GEORGE KRIEGER. Director Row It Margarot Patrick. Jean Cameron. Robert Norton, Marlin Findsen. Lowit Wokunt. Lolamay Jensen, Rosemary Betchwars. Row 2: Don Moebius, Betty Schiferli. Patti Trumble. Susan Hart, Dick Comita. Gail Puckott, Morilyn Sturloy, Leland Groen, Anita Schwartz. Alice Poole. Colvin Hall, Greg Michock. Row 3: Dick Hellom. Ray Seaman, Pat Burnley. Jack Cottrell. Phil Anderson. Charles Rose. Jack Backley. Leroy Lernmer, Kathy Elliott. Ross Erdman. Bill Martin. Elizabeth Ziaskas. Jean Elliott. John Kohler, Stewart Patrick! Rrtnrl Charles Carpentor. Edmund Murray. Sholdon Rocklond. Jerry Steiner. Joe Schiferli. Row 4: Douglas Metsick, Betty McCormick Dick Moline. Dick Stellmakor, Robert Maltby, Lee Shabetura, Jan Petersen. Bob Borg. 56 Choir Row I: Phyllis Von Eschen, Norma Stono. Flora Vail. Joan Connell, Pat James, Laurel Westling. Sylvia Soelert, Jane King, Bubbles Attwood. Margie Haling, Sally Adams, Dusty Cowan. Dolores Fritz. Shirley Grewing. Marilyn Faetkonhouer, Bobbie Booth, Nancy Stillman. Marilyn Adams, Judy Snaren-berger. Mr. Krieger, Director. Row 2: Janet McElwain, Lela Portl, Barbara Ericson. Georgia Murphy, Marilyn Sandbo, Patty DuPaga. Jeannie Nelson, Margie Server, Gwon Johnson, Marlys Lindahl, Jackio Keyes, Carol Smith, Jean Smith, Jean Link, Claire Christopher, Donna Mao Enouf, Marilyn Stenson, Margy Krafft. Ann Coffman, Jan Tkach. Row 3: Helen Mossbarger. Dorothy Watson. Jecqolyn Johnston. Ann A«toll, Ann MocGibbon. Elonore Britzius. Peggy Ingvaldson, Donna Vail, Loo Harden, Sally Lou Frobund Mary Jo Stark Corky Hoffman, Ann Petitclair, Terry Caswell. Martha Ludeking. Ann Ruthorford. Ann Williamson Gerrie Carlson. Pat Wood. Ginger Rollins, Nancy Pesek. Bob Borg. Austin Caswell, Doug Peterson. Row 4: Roger Josperson, Gordon Evans, John Jones. Bud Nelson, Dick Lane. John Hickerson. Jerry Wilson. Phil Leno«, Morris Robinson, Jack Foote, Bruce Bongston, Bill Haight, Bob Soule, Al Hinman, John Faus, Roy Holman, Bill Thomey, Jack Doneff, Jorry Gobhard, Jerry Compton, Donald S, Jensen, John Peter Koop, President; Jack Walkor. Row I: Betty Scharmann. Gloria Burkhardt, Ronald Johnson, Bob Horstmann, Carroll Stimson. Ray Greenspoon, Marjorie Landmessor, Patricia Bell. Row 2: Virginia Kohler. Bar- nrr Uaetr« bare Boyes. Gail Puckett. Elaine Sardeson. Art Schmtdt. cnesirQ jean Cameron, Don Moebius, Rodney Johnson. Row 3: Dona Boor. Patr.c.a HaaUr Jack Cottrell. Leroy Lammer. ChaHes Rose Dick La.rd. Charles Thiele. Jerry Stinar, Calvin Hall. Edmund Trav.us Jean Elliott. Row 4: Bill Glen. Myrna Law. Rogor Haugland. 57 COWBOY ROUNDUP FOOTBALL TEAM What is it? A Twin City Championship Team. Those were the thoughts of Coaches Tuck Teeter and Ancil llstrup as soon as the gun sounded, ending the most thrilling football game in many a season. The game was with Washburn and the score was West I 3, Washburn 7. No one in the stands had any idea that the Cowboys would come up with that one under their belts, but from that point on sights were set on the Twin City Championship. The rest of the games went along according to expectations until the night of the South game when the City Championship was to be decided. South was previously unbeaten, but the Cowboys romped over them in easy fashion. The climax of a perfect season came with the Twin City game, play-, ed at Memorial Stadium before about 15.000 people. The Cowboys came through with yardage to spare as they whipped one of the best teams to come out of St. Paul in the past decade to the score of 28-13. TVrrm ow Dick F«rmer- Lloyd lundeen. Jim Goit. Bob McCraney. John Crowley, Taffy Holmes, Don Carlson. Jim Gonyea. Bud Nelson. ' '■ Con Legoros. Dave Bendell. Jim Kruger. Row 2: Morry Robinson. Manager; John Conard. Ray Olsen, Jim Rood, Jim Larson. Paul Street. Don Jonsen, Dole Norgron, Ed Williams. Bob Hawkins. Dick Blumonthal. Jerry Form, Miko Johnson. Mickey Robbins. Manager. Row 3: Bob Moran, Managor- Jim Nelson, Jerry Kcosling, Jerry Kelly Jorry Wilson George Johnston, Evans Odell, Bob Miolke Cliff Fredell. Don Burnett. Don Bronnon, Mr. Teeter Coach. FOOTBALL SCORES West .. 13 Washburn ... 7 West .31 Southwest 0 West .. 20 Marshall 6 West. 32 Central „.. 7 West 27 North 6 West... .19 Vocational . .. 6 West... ...26 South .... 7 West... -32 Henry ... ... 26 TWIN CITY CHAMPIONSHIP West 28 St. Paul Harding I 3 61 Cowboy Song A man there lives on the western plain, A ton of fight and an ounce of brain He has yet to buckle under the strain And he goes by the name of cowboy. Reed looks a wicked tackle. Look at thoso face —Twin City Champs. Token to a swell coach. Twin City Jug comes to Wost. Tuck give hi back a few tip and tho team look a though they really tink in. McCraney got ready to pa . Jimmy Gonyea get ome help from Evan Odell and they bring down Harding' 8ob Vogel without much of a gain—for once. Don Brannon come through a hole big enough for a truck—and he really eat up tho o yard . Pile up! It's a touchdown for the cowboys! against Central. Move it. boys!! Here comes Kelly. Ilstrup looks over his pride and joy. Whet a line. Carlson. Crowley, Odell, Goit, and Reed. Who has it? West's underrated quarterback. Lloyd Lundeen, pulls in a Central fumble. It's all part of the game as a Southwest player nearly catches one in the teeth—but the kick was no good. Teamwork! Kelly really hits 'em and Carlton recovers their fumbles. Central finally pushes one over, but don't worry— Score: West. 32-Central. 7. Teetor explains a few of the finer points to his quarterbacks—Bob McCraney and Lloyd Lundeon. Teeter isn't worried. It’s just the crowd that makes him a little nervous. He recovered after the Cowboys copped the T.C. Title. Top: Looks like a little advice for the starting fivo. Loft to right: Jim Gonyoe, Bob McCraney, Jerry Kelly, Mike Johnson, Jerry Lavedure, and Coach Ade Nelson. Lowor Left: They don't get around West's top guard—Jimmy Gonyea. Lower Centor: Jerry Kelly gets set for a quick bucket against Marshall. Lower Right: We finally got a picture of camera-shy Kelly. BASKETBALL The basketball team ended the season just as they started—with a game in the win column, but the games in between didn't go so well. Of the six losses suffered by the Cowboys, at least four could have gone the other way. Anyway, the team standings weren't everything as the Cowboys had plenty of spirit and gave every team they played a game to remember. Only three members of this year's squad graduate— Larson, McCraney, and Rogers. So this is a fair warning to the rest of the league to watch out for next year's Cowboys. West 46 Central .. 45 West 38 Vocational 46 West .. 48 Henry 55 West 50 Marshall 60 West 39 Edison .. . 49 West 40 Washburn 43 West 26 North .... 35 West 39 South 30 Gonyea gets one of his many robounds in one of our most important gamos— B squad scrimmage. Row 3: Mr. Nelson, Coach; Keith Hilken, John Matto , Jack Walkor, Jerry Lave-duro, Archie Coloman, Manaqor. Row I: Jerry Kelly Jim Larson, Jim Gonyea, Co-Captain; Bob Howkins, Don Rogers. Duano Andorson. Row 2: Graham McCor- iindolo, Jim Rood, Mike Johnson, Bob McCronoy. Co-Captain; Dick Mingo. SWIMMING TEAM TEAM Row I: Russell Susag. Tom Carlson Dick McForland and Jim Nolson, Co Captains; Kennoth Gaqe. Row 2: Mr. Martin. Coach; Wallor Finl Lostor Voell. Rodnoy Grubb Jeff No thanson. Jerry Form. Bob Mielke Row 3: 8ob McLouth, John White Dalo Norgron, Chuck Swishor, Jerr, Hayes. Row 4: Pierce Olson, Ed Murray Ralph Tyler. Harvoy Bioci Four of West's top mormon give ou: a personality smilo. Left to Right: Jr Nelson, Dick McFarland. Jerry Haye . ond Dalo Norgren. Swisher gets set to carry off a few more honors for the medley team. The flying fishes got off to a fast start. Nelson, Swisher, and McFarland listen to Mr. Martin givo a fow training rules. Judging by the smiles, maybe they aren't too strict. 69 HOCKEY TEAM Row I: Artie S'rot -I Bob Edmund, Jerry Foldmon. Bob Mor- an, Bill MocFaddn- Captain- Antranik Kavouk|ion, Mr. Mc Louqhlin, Faculty A Row 2: Kovln Farloy, Jim Goi . Faul Studebalof, S ♦♦ Duncan Mr. Morris Faculty Manager; John Crowlay . ohr Kuhlrran, Uoy 3 Lundean. HOCKEY HOCKEY SCORES West 5 Edison ... 0 West 0 Marshall 3 West 8 South 0 West 5 Henry 4 West . 4 South West I West 3 Central 1 West 4 Washburn 0 STATE TOURNAMENT West 6 South St. Paul 0 West 1 Johnson 3 West 5 Eveleth ... 3 Hockey! Another championship team. This season's pucksters not only skated to the city championship, but they placed third in the state tournament in St. Paul. The Cowboys started off their season with a snappy 5 to 0 victory over Edison. The next week they lost to a scrappy Marshall six. but from then on the games weren't too tough. In the last game in league play, the Cowboys blanked Washburn, 4 to 0, to sew up the City Championship. The icemen made a swell showing in the state tournament, losing only to St. Paul's Johnson, while sweeping past South St. Paul and Eveleth. Bill MacFadden, Bob Moran, and Jim Goit won berths on the All-City Hockey Team and Goit added All-State honors for good measure. This it on tirre the Cowboys didn't slip the puck pail the Wothburn goalie. Artie Stroble, star Miller wing, coached the Cowboys into the state tournament. Here's one that got past “Bo Moran at Einman Kuhlman comes in to help. The guns, Ed Williams and Kevin Farley, tighten up their artillery. TRACK TEAM Row I: Bud Nelson, Jim VanDyle. Bob Finch. Jim Keogan. Row 2: Jim Rood. Tuck Caswell Salem Hormighauson, Gene Zarling, Ed Zoorb. Arvin Zaskola. Row 3: Loroy Huro, Dick Hellern Jim Rogers. Don Carlson, Captain; Bill Ryorso. Don Roisum. Row 4: Douglas Kampff. Doug Nel Bolen, Rogers, and Ryerse, ready at tho start, son, Mike Bo'••n, Onn Gumbrill, Don Block, Rodney Brannon. L ow I: Bob Stenjr- BUI Lc-onard, Joe Wifrman Salem Horrririnauv.'r Row 2: A't Schmidt. Captain Don—our leading scorer, tick Stollmacher, Doug Nelson. J nn MoMurchio. Row 3: Mr. Zavcdsky Coach- Dor, Roisum. Ja: Vheelor, Captain; Mike Bolen. Jerry Kvistberg, Don Block. CROSS COUNTRY TENNIS TEAM Row I: Harvey Brock, Joff Nathanson, Alvin Perlman, Ronald Johnson, Fred Tankel. Row 2: Dick McFarland, Jack Mc- Kee, Paul Studebaker, Rodney Johnson, Allan Gould. Row 3: Neil Graf, Dick Norgaard, Keith Hilken, Bud Fink Mr. Williams, Coach. Bud comes up with a fore- Coach Williomi shows us hond. a few pointers. Ado Nelson points out a few faults to his top linksters. Row I: Jim Fenalson, Dave Hassinger. John Kohlor. Row 2: 8ob Bartholomew, Jim Coawin, Bob McCraney, Dick Sawyer, Ado Nelson, Coach. Cogwin looks for his drive on the school lown. Stay off the grass.) GYMNASTICS TEAM Gymnastics Team Row I: Curtis Remington, Fred Nathanson. Eddie Johnson, John Pierson, Don Drews. Bob Pratt. Eddie Trach. Row 2: Richard Schwert. Dicl Renvold Bob Schneider. Dick Tweed. Lionel Carufel, Andy Neubauer. 74 '----------- BASEBALL TEAM Row I: Ken McDonnell. Don Rogers, Bob Edlund, Ken Barcell, Antranik Kavoukjian. Allan Kangas, Dick Mingo. Row 2: Don Peterson. Jerry Kelly, Bob McCraney Lloyd Lundoon, Cliff Fredell. Dick Olson. Roger Sand strom. Bob Moron. Jack Walker. Row 3: Mickey Rob bins, Manager; Jerry Koosling, Ed. Williams Jerry Gebhart. Bob Soule. Graham McCorkingdalo, Rogor Balding, Dick Reeves Don Houck. Coach. The 1946 edition of the Cowboys Base-ballers was the best hitting team I have ever coached. Those were the words of Don Houck, and he was talking about his Twin City Champions of last season who went through undefeated. This year's team wasn't quite up to their standard, but weren't too far behind. Boys like Jim Anderson, Arnie Oss, Art Gunner, Jim Gonyea, and Russ Schultz are hard to replace; but the Cowboys made the best of what they had this year. GIRLS' ATHLETICS Boys aren't the only ones that are sports-minded according to the G.A.A. girls. Tumbling, shuf-fleboard, swimming, volleyball, bowling, basketball, and hiking play a prominent part in the G.A.A. program of activities, which is ably coached by Miss Carey and Mrs. Davis. G.A.A. isn't all work and no play. The girls have many hikes and parties, both ice and roller skating. Competition is keen when the girls vie for the title of posture queen. The winner of the title and the finalists have places on the Memorial Day program, carrying the flags of the United Nations and flowers and wreaths, which are used to commemorate those of West High who have died in the service. SYNCOPATION HOMECOMING Pennants, drum majorettes, balloons, candy, green and white, cheering touchdowns, and victory all spell HOMECOMING. Studies plav a minor role on Homecoming Day when witn the rising excitement you follow Sherman's March through Georgia while the strains of Wo sing for dear old West High— come from the football field. Sherman doesn't last long, however, for the auditorium takes over half the school day. In the past, many celebrities including Bob Do Haven as emcee, Danny O'Neil, Halsey Hall, the Minnesota Terrace Floorshow, and the Aqua-tennial Queen have all entertained us. For this year's triumphant Homecoming, Wilbur Palm acted as emcee and we had such entertainers as Ira Sanderson, head cheerleader from the University of Minnesota, and other outstanding school talent. At last when you're ready to burst with excitement, comes the big game. Wost and Central are rarin' to go and the hopeful supporters urge them on. It's a fight to the finish and the best men win—West of course. Now listen, youse guys. And they crowned her Queen. True to form! A typical West Victory smi!e. The Grand Opera comos to West. Mr. Morris hits a high note. Opponents beware! Like Tennyson, they dip into the future. Cowboys and cowgirls lassoed in money to buy band uniforms at the West High Roundup. Games of skill, a fish pond, boxing, and many other concessions were sellouts in the evening. West's afternoon talent show started the money rolling in. Besides student talent, men of the faculty put on an opera, I Smell Smoke. We didn't know that our teachers had hidden talents. Another talent show ended the carnival in the evening. Dancing, singing, recitals, and an impersonation of Al Jolson were in the limelight. The Roundup is something we'll always remember about West. ROUNDUP 'Hail to thee, Blithe Spirit. Sherlock Holmes gathers clues. He that loves a rosy cheek. Gilding the lily. Vanity, vanity, all is vanity. It there a doctor in the house? Right out of the family albui Our Hearts were Young and Gay. Pretty Please! Oh Purser. Our Student Directors are on the job. C'est bion. Mademoiselles. At your service. JANUARY ACTIVITIES Three memorable events climax the class days at West, the annual final class party, the star-studded program for class day, and the all-too-short commencement dance. Bottoms up! Aftor the brawl. Soups on at tho senior class party. On the opposite page: Here goes six waist lines. And I says to Bill— The three sharps and a flat—typical! Tho Darktown Poker Club. The brush off! A PARTING SHOT FINALE | CRIES OF WEST HIGH! WEST HIGH! YEA! WILL FOREVER RESOUND IN OUR MEMORIES WITH PENNANTS, POMPOMS, FOOTBALL, DANCES, DIXIE CUPS, EXAMS, LITTLE PINK PASSES, REPORT CARD DAY, STEADIES, AND FIRE DRILLS AS A SETTING. WE WHO ARE LEAVING WANT TO YELL, WHOOPEE AND CRY AT THE SAME TIME. IT’S GOOD TO THINK OF LEAVING, BUT NOW WE WANT TO HOLD ON TO THE LAST FEW MINUTES BEFORE HIGH SCHOOL. TOO. TAKES ITS PLACE AMONG MEMORIES. BUT AS THE PAGES CLOSE ON THREE YEARS WE KNOW THAT THIS IS NOT THE END BUT THE INTRODUCTION TO A NEW, EXCITING WORLD. | OUR THEME OF MUSIC IS THE THEME OF NATIONS. SINGING IS THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE AND FROM IT COMES THE PULSING RHYTHMS OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS. OUR CRIES OF WEST HIGH! WEST HIGH! YEA! WILL RISE TO FORM THE BEGINNING OF A NEW AND BETTER AMERICA. Acknowledgements We wish to express our appreciation to those who have given so much of their time and effort to make our school life at West more vivid in pictures. To Miss Margaret Newell for her literary direction. To Miss Maxine Baker for her work on art and layout. To Mr. T. P. Gruwell for his business advice. To Mrs. Lorraine Robertson, Mr. Arthur Segal, and Mr. Arthur Leem-huis at the Bureau of Engraving for their excellent work in making possible the publication of this book. To Mr. C. A. Kallberg, Mr. Paul Escen, and Mrs. Dorothy Anderson for their fine co-operation and excellent photography. To the MINNEAPOLIS STAR JOURNAL and TIMES for several athletic pictures. To Marcia Morrison, Bob McCraney, and Diane Davies for their writing; Carol Belsheim for her art work; Pat Hoff for her typing; Jane Hauser, Nancy Pesek, Jack Rowett, and Bill Tryon for their business help, the members of the HESPERIAN staff who through their work made possible this HESPERIAN for 1947. The Editors. 90 Thank You West High MRS. J. F. ANDERSON Co-Owner The photography required for the 1947 HESPERIAN would have been impossible without the complete co-operation of your Editors, staff, and student body. Please accept our thanks and our best wishes for your future. MR. A. M. DEMLEAVY Co-Owner PUoia-e t STUDIO 2633 Nicollet Ave. COlfax 3119 If I made a pet of mytelf in getting tome of thete candid tholt —maybe the retultt will jgttlfy forgivenett. Thank you. It it alweyt a pleature to handle the portrait! for the HESPERIAN. Thit year wat no eiception. 91 Class of '47—Remember PHOTO CRAFT has a Campus Studio for your convenience. THE PLACE TO GO in Minneapolis Commencement Night or any other night HOTEL NICOLLET'S Smart MINNESOTA TERRACE Dancing nightly to name'' bands . . Sparkling entertainment . . Excellent food . . Never a cover charge . . Connecting garage HOTEL NICOLLET NEIL R. MESSICK, General Manager Where Good Friends Meet for Better Food Music For Every Taste 1451 W. Lake PL. 4725 THE NEW RAINBOW CAFE KENWOOD GROCERY ★ Your Neighborhood Super Market • 21st and Penn Avenue South Lake and Hennepin Kenwood 0020 PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY A. Roy F. Johnson, R. Ph. Prop. THOMAS' JEWEL BOX 1600 West Lake St. at Irving Ave. Telephone REGENT 3431 DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY Service for the Sick 1406 West Lake Street REgent 0755 WESTLING'S 2807 HENNEPIN CONGRATULATIONS . . . Sporting Goods, Tires. Batteries. Bicycles to the Class of 47 Across from School ABDALLAH McNEIL'S FLOWERS AND ARRANGEMENTS That Are Different AFTER SCHOOL . . . Visit the UPTOWN BOWLING CENTER Call KE. 6117 In the Calhoun Beach Club Health and Fun for Everyone 3033 Hennepin Avenue RE. 9233 UPTOWN LIBRARY IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL . . Treat Yourself to the Best in 30091 2 Hennepin Avenue PLeasant 3051 GERBER'S BARBER SHOP GREETING CARDS - STATIONERY 1407 West Lake Street CHAPMAN-GRAHAM, INC. HERBERT LIGHT CATERERS . . . WEDDING RECEPTIONS Fancy Ice Cream, Decorated Cakes, French Pastry. Candies. Nuts. Salad Dressings Equipment Rentals 2923 Hennepin Avenue PLeasant 4488 RADIO SERVICE 3151 Hennepin Ave. REgent 2974 Record Players for Rent KENWOOD PHARMACY CONRAD'S KARMELKORN Home of EVERY-DAY LOW PRICES Tasty Sandwiches - Home Made Pastry FOUNTAIN SERVICE KEnwood 7188 21st and Penn So. Lake and Holmes REgent 9579 Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS . . . EDWARD THOMAS DRAPERY GRADUATES! SHOP, INC. Your 2910 Hennepin PLeasant 4413 UPTOWN THEATRE Courtesy of DINE AT RYANS KENWOOD BARBER SHOP Good Food at Reasonable Prices B. R. Miller, Prop. We Make Our Own Pastry Lake and Hennepin PL. 4037 93 B. R. Miller, Prop. Lake and Hennepin PL. 4037 NOW CONGRATULATIONS Kenwood Radio Electric We Hope That One Day All You Shop Seniors May Be Our Customers Guaranteed Fastest Service in Town 6 Hour Repair Service Fifth Northwestern National Bank SEE OUR NEW MODELS Portables, Phono Combinations, Table Models 2451 Hennepin 3006 Hennepin Avenue Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BIRTHDAY — WEDDING CAKES 7) TO SELL OR BUY REAL ESTATE . . . in SOUTHWEST MINNEAPOLIS JmeZC f fan4etz Use The Calhoun Realty Co. 2215 Emerson Ave. So., Minneapolis. Minn. KEnwood 0700 REALTORS Established 1908 3040 Hennepin Ave. PLeasant 2466 DINE OR BANQUET . . . ANCHOR REALTY CO. at the Don Bradbury REALTORS NEW GRANADA CAFE 2911 Hennepin Ave. PLeasant 4700 Mortgage Loans, Insurance, Appraisals Harold and Irene Netz, Proprietors 1402 W. Lake St. Tel. PL. 2424 CONGRATULATIONS . . . TO THE CLASS OF 1947 From one of the Class of 1918 CLARK E. JOHNSON LA LONE JEWELRY Oil-Elec-Tric Oil Burners Guardian Heat Savers Fuel Oil—Burner Service Diamonds — Watches OIL-ELEC-TRIC CO. 3008 S. Hennepin Minneapolis 1712 4th Ave. MA. 8948 94 • The Perfect End or Beginning to the Perfect Evening For Fine Foods . . . • (o FREDDIE'S CAFE Enduring Hospitality Wilts 2210 Hennepin Kenwood Nine Thousand ★ ★ 605 2nd Avenue South SPECIALIZING IN FROZEN LOCKERS FREEZER LOCKERS KEnwood 3475 PETER'S BEAUTY SALON CARLSON'S RESTAURANT JUST WONDERFUL FOOD The Choice of Women Who Are Particular of Their Personal Appearance 2407 Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis 5. Minn. 2622 Hennepin Ave. KE. 6442 2455 Hennepin KE. 1758 3 E. Diamond Lake Rd. CO. 1288 CASEY FRED AND LARRY'S BARBER SHOP FRENCH DRY CLEANER All Ladies' Garments Strictly Hand Pressed 2537 HENNEPIN AVE. Where Haircuts Are An Art We Specialize in Heinies ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY DON ED'S ICE CREAM GRANADA THEATRE We Make Individuals, Moulds, Merangue Pies and All Fancy Party Ice Cream Make the Granada a Weekly Habit RE. 3540 3008 Lyndale KENWOOD SHOE REPAIR UPTOWN APPAREL SHOPS FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED Emil Scheinost N We Feature Suits, Coats, Dresses and Sportswear, Hosiery, Lingerie, Jewelry and Gloves Children's Wear 2535 Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis. Minn. Cor. of Lake and Hennepin RE. 9865 95 FLOWERS • • • LAGOON FRUIT STORE Dealers in CHOICE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES We Deliver 2900 Hennepin Avenue REgent 6284 5 6 WHEEL GOODS COMPANY KEnwood 1991 2605 07 Hennepin Ave. BICYCLES - TRICYCLES - MOTORBIKES We Sell and Repair Anything on Wheels Bring Us Your Bike I or Dependable Repairs COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS CONVENTION GRILL Specializing in HAMBURGERS. FRENCH FRIES Fountain Service 3912 Sunnyside Road FOR ALL OCCASIONS Minneapolis Floral Co. Emil Olson, Prop. 2420 Hennepin Ave. KEnwood 5560 MARSENS CAFE 1600 W. Lake St. PL. 1322 GOOD HOME COOKED FOOD Hours— Weekdays 11:30 A M. to 8:00 P.M Sundays 11:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M DAVE WIGGINS Hesperian Editor To make on yearbook the perfect picture of high school life If takes the co-operation of everyone. My thank to Mi Holt, Mr. Morri Mitl Newell the faculty and tu dent for their generous help. DOUG HEAD Class President The success of any class- activity depends upon the cooperation and wholehearted support of the students. I am sure it was this class spirit that built such an enviable record for the June class of IW. PEGGY CUIHANE Class Secretary The clots of June, 1947. wishes to thank Dr. Divon, president ©I the Parent-Teacher Asso elation, its members and Mr. Neil Messick. Manager of the Nicollet Hotel, for the wonderful forcwell party given for us. JANE HAUSER Valedictorian We wish to thank Miss Holt, our teachers, and the students who hove made our last year at West a most memorable one. We shall not forget the three years we have enjoyed as students of West High. BARBARA METHVEN Hesperian Editor We'va come to the last page of the Hesperian. At times everyone thought we'd nover finish out you kids were won-dorful about delays. Here's hoping it's o Hesperian you'll remember always. RUTH ELUFF Timas Editor and Salutetorlen Without the backina of thn whole school, the West Hiqh Times could not be published. Therefore, I should like fo thank my co-workers, our ad visar, Miss Hartfell, end the Student and faculty for their co-operation in making the Time an all American school newspaper. BOB McCRANEY Student Council President The entire Student Council owes the student body a debt of thanks. Your co-operation on the annual paper sale really put it over. Its been swell working on the council this year and I want to thank Mrs. Lockwood for her help. OON CARLSON Football and Track Captain Without the splendid coach ing of Mr Tud Teeter Mr. Anpil llstrup and the whole hearted backing of the student body, we couldn't possi bly have won the Twin City Championship. 96 !
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