West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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9,'s7LC'p. JUCAP' RUTH BA UM, Webster I remember only hours of sunshine. D. HARR Y CARLSOM Castalian liaskethall '10, '11, Captain of Basketball '11, Captain of Track '11, t'He has the heart to conceive, the understand- ing' to direct, Aud the hand to execute. CECIL JUNK, Webster Secretary of Athletic Ass'n. '10, '11. HA daughter of the Gods, divinely tall, And most divinely fair. 5 cdfor-J . j, LESLIE SKERRK Casmlian, New +'f 't' SA' 'I' Prize Debate '09, '10, Winner of Oratorical L5'r '1'-K Eh 5 '10, Treasurer of Castalian '10, Ass't l3edQa1CcL-Wand Manager of Heraldo '09, '10, President Ce +e of Castalian '10, Junior President of Class '10, Christmas Play '10, Com- mencement Oration '11, Editor-in-Chief of Senior Annual '11, Born for success he seemed. '5't'Q l lc-f S+eu 651.5 HARRIET WARFEL, Casfalian H me 56-TCM t?eh'nl4aj . 4 Ogaon- S4 6 She is a woman, theretore to he woo'd 2 LI, ip, She is a woman, therefore to he won, ' hi'-S -Guy Wal- Pal 77

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Ruth Larner and Marie Lutes run a circus, in which one of the attractions is a violin duet entitled, A Senior's Revery in Double D Flat, by Marion Grant and Hazel Richards. Ethel Keen is billed to sing a solo, called Oh, My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose. The program includes Earl McLellan and George Saunders, tight-rope walkers, Reuben Gustafsen, ballet-dancer and high kicker, and Robina Storrie, who does the Highland fling. A paying feature is the side-show where Miss Stevens makes faces at Dorothy' Boyd and Elsie Altvater. Edna Grant is a knife thrower. Sarah Monical and Josephine Fletcher appear in a playet, 'tThe Message of the Violet, Or What Celia Found. . . I observe that Leslie Skerry is a senator and still harangues committees. Maynard Boring is a missionary to China. Ruth Baum and lrene Seller, noted bacteriologists, have discovered the germ that produces tardiness. Curtis Drake is agent for Sunday School pins which he is introducing into the high schools. Edna Lewis now wears one of them instead of an S. R. pin. Marquis Streator has realized his ambition, he drives a vegetable wagon, and Marguerite Wallace, the milliner, gets all her trimmings from him. Ethel Palmer- ton is writing a play, 'tLove and Cabbagesf' Harry Carlson, having amassed millions manufacturing ice-cream, serves it free to every Senior Class. Claudia Spillman has developed quite an interest in Art, Bill Stringham's favorite oath is still, Well, bicarbonate. Mina Zirkle has purchased the Royal Theatre on account of associations, Herbert Merman runs the pictures for her. Philip Barker teaches decorum in a young ladies' seminary. Gladys Mason is a beauty doctor. You will sigh to hear that Sidney Mclntosh, our sure shot in basket-ball, throws bombs for the nihilists. Cecil Junk, having married an Earl, has moved to Yorkshire. Our demure Irene Bryden is a nun. I see a bill-board announcing the last chance to hear Mr. Jasper Yowell, assisted by Elsie Binning and Margaret Uebelhoer. Ruth Williams and Hannah O'Brien have a sugar farm where they raise cane. Mr. Alfred Agamem- non Peabody is writing an epic, 'tOne Minute Late, or, The Untimely Jumping of the Clock. Edith Coleman, suflragette, wins thousands of luckless men by her oratory. Gertrude Joseph is now speaker of the House of Commons. Helen Russell is happy, they are waiting for the millions of Morgan, the railroad king. Lois Leonard and Katherine Stackhouse have joined the Jumpers. Madge Bowler is advance agent for a breakfast-food company and Lillian Greene chaperones parties to Europe. Adda Burnett, after vainly pursuing the men for years, gave up in despair and is starting an Old Maidls Home. The Crystal is clouding, the figures disappearing. I can see no more of Nineteen Eleven. ADDA BURNETT. -uff.. 21

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ETHEL PALMERTOM Castalian Class Repr. '10, Prize Debate '10, Oratorical '11, Winner of Shakespeare Contest '10, Class Secretary '10, Christmas Play '10, Cadet Play '11, 1st Prize, Heraldo Story Contest '10, W. C. T. U. Essay Contest '10, 3rd Prize S. A. R. Contest '11, Com- mencement Ode '11, Ass't Editor of Senior Annual '11. ALFRED PEABODYQ Webster Pr- 552114. TE WMV 'B Second Lieutenant, Company D, Cadet Play '11. His manners were gentle, complying and bland, His pencil was striking, resistless and grand. MARIE GARRISOM Webster Winner of D. A. R. Essay Contest '10, Win- ner of Prize Debate '10, Secretary of Webster '10, Christmas Play '10, Cadet Play '11, Commencement Essay '11, An- nual Statf '11. None knew thee but to love thee, Nor named thee but to praise. THAD SEARS, Castalian, Doe.+or- - De High School Orchestra, Treasurer of Castal- ian '11, Treasurer of Class '10, '11, Man- ager of Senior Annual '11. He was a man take him for all in all, I shall not look upon his like again. HELEN RUSSELL There is nothing half so sweet in life as love's young dream. . 23 Park I' Dcnvdf' HVCP