West High School - EOS Yearbook (Aurora, IL)

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THE YEAR - MONTH BY MONTH September ..... Freshman day ..... the freshmen are introduced to the administration .... School board ..... Superintendent Larson ..... Mr. Bergman ..... Mrs. Smith ..... Miss Harris ..... Mrs. Ritzman ..... they meet their teachers and their departments ..... English . . . . . Languages . . . . . Fine Arts . . . . . Commercial . . . . Home Arts ..... Physical Education ..... Vocational Arts ..... Science ..... Mathematics ..... Social Science . . . . . see the custodians working about the building . . . . become acquainted with the Parent-Teachers association . . . . . Freshman class . . . . . three new clubs are organized . . . . . Commercial . . . . . Spanish . . . . . Radio and Drama . . . . . October . . . . . Student Council sponsors homecom- ing celebration ..... Red and Blue busy putting out papers . . . . Freshman Dramatic club is organized . . . . November . . . . . Thanksgiving game highlights football season for the Varsity ..... Frosh-Sophs ..... Jayvees ..... Junior Dramatic club presents junior class play ..... junior class . . . . . December . . . . . a cappella choir gives Christmas program ..... junior choir, noon hour chorus, girls' glee club help with program ..... Girls, club works on Christmas party and Christmas baskets .....

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eoov hx'V'lf'1' X X9 xogxe 'P 9 X Q, h X ,bflfox 'P 50 DEDICATION The memories that high school graduates retain through the years are not always the big events, but also the little ones, which combine together to make up the school year. VVe dedicate this book to the events, large and small, which, combined together in a series of activities, have made our years at VVest High so unforgettable. We hope that as the years go by, the students of the class of 42 will look at their EOS, and through it have their high school years and the events that made them so memorable brought back vividly to their minds. l lAY 7 8 9 I4 I5 I6 2l 22. 23 26 29 30 AF Fill- l8 iz as I4 l5 '6 325 ig 20 2l 29- 23 26 27 25 29 so 1 6 2' I2 345 C, 4 no , bs' 56759 fo fb gf' ff? A 4 e 'vw L ff' 1 -92 3 22122616710 '7 5 30 42 lg 3 5 2 2 O 622 , , UUN6

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january .... Debate club hard at work preparing for contests . . . EOS starts work in earn- est . . . Intramurals continue with volleyball and basketball . . February . . . Band working hard on the concert to be held in March .... Orchestra plan- ning joint program with the band .... Vocational club takes a trip .... Lettermenis club organized, elects officers . . . . March . . . . basketball ends for Frosh-Sophs .... Varsity wins regional tourna- ment for the highlight of the basketball season .... Girls' Athletic association helps with fourth annual Gym Circus . . . Circus held on March 26 and 27 .... Gym club works with the girls to make it a success . . . . April . . . . Camera club takes EOS pictures . . . Sopho- more Dramatic club busy with plays .... Science club goes on trips .... May .... Paint Pot club .... Senior Dramatic club presents the senior class play .... track, tennis, golf are at their height . . . Publica- tion Board chooses candidates for the 1943 EOS editors . . . June .... Senior class .... Graduation ..... National Honor Society . . . Patrons . . . Senior four years in review . . Assembly shots .....