West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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fp me , ROW ONE: Mariorie' Vrabel, Heide Reinhard, lenamae Fredrick, Mary Woolman, Rose Smith, Frances Swanson, Vicki Evans, laVonne Green, Paula Espinosa, Madelene Naessens. ROW TWO: Beverly Feyerherm, Kay Watson, Diane Leavitt, Ellen Heaoock, Eileen Reno, Charlotte Hodges, Joan Schrah, Joan Kuehn, Ronald Breuch, Miss Margaret McGroarty, sponsor. ROW THREE: Sue Cadden, linda Frank, Kathy Arnold, lritta National Honor officers -Jim, lritta, Charlotte, and Helen - address invitations to new members and their parents. , aw sr . Q, ik l in l , D K.. , g is K S 5 f x P , Y ' i . 1 Y 'Y-'ff' A Mg .1 R R is . , f f K as v . 2 L3 v. zgsgvi .f ,. - gui iigjivv Mk , Q i ff if is s fs..-vi fy. 13, , fx 1 , - Q 'Z S wr' 2 ,Q i QM, ' 'fi 15 A eh K gg L., 'Q' X EJ H A wg? . I fm vt i L ' V 2 is 1. 5 W ' M, -mf lif F I W S Q Q. -G- T-R' ,,., 5 A f 'at 'E tat wp 'Q I ' A y i' pl a,oo H- Meixner, Sondra Stuart, Rosemary lennett, Carolyn Harris, Kay,SteIImaker, Gary Crellin, Sherrill Glanville, Richard Moore. ROW FOUR: Roger Fesmire, larry Cleavenger, Fred Morrow, Charles Vestal, Ron Weaver, Mike Rice, Tom Oliver, Bob Beer, Dave Bowden, larry Kelley, Dick Kellogg. Honor Organizations C ommend Performance Membership into both the National Honor Society and Quill and Scroll organizations is awarded to outstanding students. This year's proiect of the National Honor Society was a survey of the 1957 graduates. Tabulations from the questionnaire re- vealed the number attending college, how many of those attending college received a scholarship, how many are working, and how many positions and areas of work are being held by last year's graduates. This information was gathered for use by West High and Denver Public School's administrators. Students on the newspaper and yearbook staffs comprise the membership of Quill and Scroll, an international honorary fratern- ity for high school journalists. Scholastically, these students must rank in the upper third of either the Junior or Senior Class and must have displayed superior work in the field of iournalism. E 1 1 1 s QNQTIDNQLE mygm fri iw, j , Last year's members explain the requirements for membership - scholarship, service, leadership, and good character-to the fall inductees.

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.. 7 at Q S - ., gf. wir E YV L ji 'J as ,Q . t . , - ,Wg ' so ew , , - , W sg M I 'R' ,X ,w s 'i' X. if , On? 5 ROW ONE: Heide Reinhard, Jean Montgomery, Sharon Mclrvin, Rebecca Marruio, Diane Beyer, Patricia Hughbanks, .loan Kuehn, Marlena King, Sandra Ruff, Mariorie Vrobel, Paula Espi , Joan Blehm, Mozelle Bateman. ROW TWO: Shirley Acker, Sue Thayer, Paula l. tte, Margaret Cabral, Helen Keller, Marie Roluti, Linda Chance, Lorna Wertx, Louise tone, Janice Ford, Jess Andrews, Sue Lovell, Miss Marie Landen, sponsor, Madelene Naessens, Miss Dorothy McCreary, sponsor. ROW THREE: Beverly The first semester vice-president, Madelene Naessens, pins the traditional carna- tion on each newly inducted member. Collecting dues and making out receipts for the 107 members is a big iob for Dick Kellogg, Spur treasurer. Feyerherm, Sherrill Glonville, Kay Watson, LaVon ttitchman, lritta Meixner, Rose Smith, Ginny Soreide, DeAnn Dawes, Alberta lewis, Shirley Von Forell, Tom Lahr, Kathy Lawler, Guyla Dixon, Charles Vestal. ROW FOUR: Richard Moore, John Kobay- ashi, Mary Lou Poindexter, Roger Fesmire, Kay Stellmaker, Don Novak, Ed Osborn, Steven Atkinson, Larry Higgason, Gary Osse, Leroy Wretlind, Mike Jessee, Larry Kelley, Dick Kellogg, Mr. Richard Mitchell, sponsor. Better Planning of Future Spur's Project This Year Better planning for the future was this year's objective of the local honor society, Spur. College officials, students, scientists, and teachers shared their views on such topics as what personal traits colleges and industries desire in a person, problems of college students, and the numerous benefits derived from a higher education. Sixty-six new members, who qualified for membership by maintaining a B average or better for two semesters, were initiated into the club last fall at which time new officers were inducted by the out-going office holders. i i 5 s v E Lois and Nancy distribute programs to guests ot on evening performance of the Singing Christmas Tree.