West High School - EOS Yearbook (Aurora, IL)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On the basis of Scholarship, Character, Service and Leadership, the following members of the Class of 1940 won membership in the National Honor Society. ANDERSON, BETTY KUHN, EVELYN ASHWORTH, BARBARA LUDOLPH, WILLIAM BENNETHUM, EUGENIE LUND, BETTY BILLINGS, ROBERT MC WETHY, JAMES CARLSON, SUZANNE PERRY, NORMA CORDES, ELEANORA PIKE, AL DEINDORFER, ROBERT RASEY, RALPH DOWNER, ELAINE REBENSTORF, HARVEY FERRY, CLARA SMITH, DORIS FROST, CARYL JUNE STOLP, MILDRED GEMMER, AUDREY SWANSON, MAXINE HARIED, JACK THOMAS, ADA HOSLER, BETTY VANVLEET, JANE KNIGHT, SHIRLEY WHEELER, HELEN WILLNER, CHARLOTTE

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MARJORIE TRACY Rivq-rxixlc-llrimliliclll l, 3 JANE VAN VLEET ll1'g1i11,1t1cs -ll l',llS -ll G. A. A. 1, 3, -lL Cyril Club 3. 42 Plilllll C-ininnttce MARY WEINGART llrunigitici 4: HHS 4: Science Clu 5 DAVID WELLER M Cluni' lg Tennis 1 'mb' 7 J wi' K' 1 - if DARLENE WHEELER 'wc-V Z,A Plglttrvillc lligli Sclmfil l, 2, llmiiizitics 4 i' K ' HELEN WHEELER N-V , Y A ' W L, 5 .Q fs, .fr Cluiir 33 Student Ciiuncil 1, 2: Class. President 1g Glee Club l, 35 ? 5ec1'ctai'y J ,1.' :T l HOWARD WILDERMUTH ' Clniir 2, 5, -4, l.C'tlt'l'Illt ll'i Club -lg Football .., 3, -lp Tennis 2, 3, 4: Yiicanifiiial Club 4 JENNIE WILKIE Art Club 3. 4 CHARLOTTE WILLNER Debate l, 2, 3, Drainatici 4, PreQiclent 33 Red and Blue 33 French Club -lg lfmlitm' EUS -lg 3, 41 Iunmr Claw Play, Prinn Cunnnitteep Girls Club Council 3 f ,f . ,.,, my fn 'U 1 9+ wig W- 9 'Science Club 43 Student Council N0 PICTURE ROBERT FURNAS Dramatics 3, -lg Glee Club 2: Fmitball lg Track 1 I FERN HOLMGREN Urclienra 1, 2: East High 3 -y. i EDWARD WILLNER Ricevllle, luwa 2, Ait Klub -l, llI.il1lAIlLN -lg 1105 41 Rui .mil 2 Blue 3 ROBERT WINN CHARLES WOOLNOUGH Camera Club Prexidcnt 4, ICOS 4: Student Council 4 HARRY ZENO Choir 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 21 I fiotball 2: Track l, 23 lntraniurxll basketball 1 Choir 3, 41 Science Club 4: Yiiczitiwiial Club 4 I

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yi ua.. fl ,.'t,ll s cf, I. u ONE FIG!-IT MORE NVhen the portals of XVest High were opened in September, the class of '-ll was eager to partake in the school activities and make their last two years un- equaled. Don Yonck was elected to fulfill the duties as presi- dent and Robert Erickson as vice-president, while 'luanita Barnes and VVilliam lfifer were chosen to do ledger duty as secretary and treasurer respectively. Linder the capable guidance of Miss Pease, head spon- sor, the class was well organized. Qther sponsors of the class under Miss Pease were Mrs. Shepard, Mr. Smith, Mr. liergman, and Mr. Nebergal. 'llhe junior Dramatic Clubs activities began with the ,P xg, . si. tx are , it , E ! f 1 7 6 55 ff Q f an , 2 X M ix Ke W , ig, Q . N s 1 fi s .. i .. sea .- - 2:11 'fa .i x 'i ffikfssl ' -f' aff' , xi, ' 4 q l W . 5 X .M ' I 4 ' M 5- X f ' . ,e,5,, .: Mg gt V X, Mmwwaswgmwmm.. presentation of South Africa, a one act play which proved a success with the entire student body. The 'lunior Class Play, Big Hearted Herbert, strongly backed by the juniors, was given before one of the largest audiences VVest High has ever had, Friday evening, March 15. g ln the field of sport the class was well represented in football, basketball, and track. Many girls were active in the G. A. A. J-spy 2 The climax of the year's social events for 'SQ and '40 was the Junior .l'rom given in honor of the gradu: ating seniors. This spectacle closed the school activities for the year and left a memorable impression on the minds of the seniors. 'llhe class now looks forward to their last year with inspired ambition to meet success and to be proud of the prestige bestowed upon them as seniors. President, Don Vonckg Vice-President, Bob Erickson: Secretary, Juanita Barnes: Treasurer, Bill Fifer. HOMECOMING PARADE WINNERS A ' I ,gmwfm