Westwood High School - Crusader Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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RUTH TUTTLE Sponsor INALLACE l. DUGAN Junior Playffi, Senior Play-4 All Hiqh School Play-2, B55 kotball-I-3-4 Track-I-3 DIXIE-LEE BRIGGS Junior Play-3, Senior Play-4, Crusader-4, President of Stu- dent Council-4, President of Girl Reserves-3, Cheerleader- 4 Pep Club-I-2-3-4, One New Playa, Glee club-1-L 3-4. AUDREY JUNE HAMM Crusader-4, Student Council- 3, Office Assistant-3-4, Foot- ball Escort-I, Reflector-4, Librarian-2, Pep Club-l -2-3-4, Girl Reserves-I-2-3, Glee Club-I-2. Band-I-2-3, Footluall-I -3, Ono Act Play-2, Minstrels-I-2 Operetta-I-2. KEITH NORMAN MOODY Crusadcrvd, Football-4, Bas- ketball-l-2, Interclass Tourn- amentfd, Track-2. ENID LA VONNE HAMM Pep Club-l-2-3-4, Girl Re- serves-l-2-3, Senior Play-4, Office Assistant-3-4, Re- flector-4, Librarian-2, Oper- effa-l. FAYE LOUISE MILLER Girl Reserves I 2 4 Pep Club-2-3-4 Librarian-2-3-4 Reflector-4 Operetta-1,3 Mixed Chorus-l Glee Club AUDREY HELEN BATY Crusader Editor-4, Historian of Student Council-2, Pep Club-2-3-4, President of Pep Club-4, Treasurer of Student Council-4, National Honor Society-3-4, Librarian-I-2. WALLACE THOMAS STOFFEL Football-I, Basketball-I-2-3 4, Inter-class Tournament-I 2-3-4, Track-l . WI LMA JEAN DAWSON Pep of dent serves-I -23, Office Assist- ant-I-2-3-4, Senior Play-4, Reflector-4, Glee Club-lf2 iii- li-n MII Club-I-2-3-4, President Pep Club-3, Vice-Presi- of Pep Club-4, Girl Re- EDWARD LEON WHITE Basketball-I-2-4, Track-2. I-3 I ' L . IX -:' X' X . X I

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LIAM HENRY BARBERA ANNA CORINNE DALRYMPLE sader-4, Track-2, All High Junior Play-3, Senior Play -4, Pep aol Play-2, Senior Play-4, Stu- Club-l'2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer T Council-4. of Senior Class-4, National Honor Society-4, Annual'4, Reflector-4, Girl Reserves-l-2-3-4. 512501 Cffam Ohfiifozy sl SEPTEMBER, 1940, very young and eager Freshmen came to school. After barely surviving Freshman initiation, at which we wore green hair ribbons and socks-braids and paper hula skirts over knee-length slacks, we went to Deer Creek for a wienie roast. For our first year in school we chose Miss Betty Lambert as nsor, Lloyd Burton as President, Bill Nelson as Vice-President, and Lyman Trefethen as Secretary-Treasurer. The next year a group of slightly more confident Sophomores entered school with the notion of raising wey. We sponsored a Fiesta Dance, decorated all about with sombreros and huaraches. This year we in had Miss Lambert as sponsor, Eddie McClanahan as President, Bill Nelson as Vice-President, Marie mmpson as Secretary and Bettie Callaway as Treasurer. Our Junior year was memorable. Much time was spent on plans for the Prom. We chose as sponsor a. Green, President, Mona McCrew, Secretary-Treasurer, Orville Turner. A Swing Shift Dance was given 1 every one dressed as a war worker. Soon after this came the Junior Play, Nobody but Nancy, with Dixie Briggs and Wally Dugan playing the leads. The Junior Class won the lnterclass Basketball Championship year. The Junior-Senior Prom was the outstanding social event of the year. This Prom was held in the Cathe- Room of the Albany Hotel and in spite of snow it was a huge success. To end the year right, the celebration Ditch Day was spent at Indian Hills. Every one got wet but the fun was anything but damp. As Seniors the accent was on the biggest job of all, the job of life. Bill Barbera was President, Ann Dal- iple, Secretary-Treasurer. We didn't have as much time for parties as we had before but we did manage to 'oughly initiate the Freshmen. Just before Christmas we sponsored a Showed lnn Dance, which put every in the holiday mood. The end of the first semester scared a great many of the Seniors but we soon forgot our fears at the iors' Come as You Are party. The chili was good even after three bowls apiece. Then came the Senior Play, Spooky Tavern. Even the cast was scared when it was presented, One day in May the whole class turned up missing at school. This was officially Ditch Day. Since this the first time for ditching for many of us, we made quite an occasion of it. Later came the Junior-Senior Prom. We certainly enjoyed having it given to us by some one else. Commencement rolled around and we shed a tear or two as we marched down the aisle. We knew that for my of us this was the last time we should see each other. We all felt that we were making a real start with motto: Don't try dying, die trying.

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i ' mg? RAYMOND MATTHEW KARSTEN Junior Track-I, Footlna I I- School Pla . A y Senior Play-4, fih. QE- f- 'I EULALIA P. ODLE .N CLARENCE WAYNE AKES Basketball-I-2-3-4, Football- 2-3, Minstrel-I, Mixed Char- us-I-2, Track-I-2. fw KN V13 EDNA MARIE THOMPSON Pep Club-I-2-3-4, Cheer- lllll -e f'- MILDRED SNIDER Girl Reserves-2, LL BRANDON NNEFIELD usader 3 4 Junior Pla or ay 4 All H School Play I-2, One Play 2 National Honor ci y34 lbrarian-l- Girl Reserves I-2-4, He Sta f I v-3. ig I1 Ad So- 2-4, rald ARLENE ANN WARREN Pep Club-I-2-3-4, Girl Re serves-I-2-3, Glee Club-I-2 3, Sextette-I-2, Operetta-I, Minstrel Show-l. ELMER F. NELSON, Sponsor ORVILLE DWAYNE TURNER Football-I-2-3, Basketball-L 2-3, Track-I-2, Treasurer of Junior Class-3, National Honor Society-4. NORRIS ADAIR NELMS Manager of Basketball Team- 2, Inter-Class Basketball-4 Senior Play-4. 'N 'Q'