West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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We foresee that in ten years Charlotte Snider will be court stenographer for President of China. Charlotte Schapiro is the blonde spoken of heretofore. Does she prefer blondes, too. Study! Study! Study! That's all Doris Opie did. A price must be paid for high grades. Our bread cutter struck a dry load, as a result llarold Tefft carried one hand in a sling and the other, plastered up. Audrey llolford was known by the sweater with four stripes, one a ca.ptain's. Do tell! We have heard that Leo Winchester kisses with his mouth openg he must have learned this from u. correspondence school. Pansy Hoffman, alias Mary Garden, is far more attractive with curls. Wouldn't Pepita have looked odd in a boy-bob? 2 Iola Steveson was simply crazy over pumpkin pie. Does a. pumpkin pie pro- duce a fine contralto voice? Harry Winder would make a good ad- vance agent for any show, particularly if he were to sell tickets. Our jazz player, Doris Ferguson, has made many of our hours cheery and will make many more brighter. Louis Nugent spent most of his time at. Greeley and most of his money on special deliveries. We heard so much about Adele Gam- meter's musical ability: it was wished by everyone that she would show some of it around the Ranch. Betty Harned has the agency for shoes from the Stylish-Stepper factory. George Reed serves as a sign board for Hart, Schaffner and Marx. - 1 l.N'ANSY L. HOFFMAN- Puu -Plays Lcmls II1l7'lHOHlUllSl.II Svc. Wlcbsterg Bullml : 1'opit:1 3 D. A. CHQ Student Clillf-2'l'1'SS KRD: lX1ury Gurdon in Jr. lJI'0f.Il'Gllll. Aunnnr lIor.ronn- Chuckie -Ah live-lc! li. A. U.: Athletic Ass'n: Girl Boosters: G. R.: Big Sister: Uommerct- Club. l'IAum: JAciqsoN-1Cdith's Joy Sol, linvlm-1-Shun.w Lrzdivs SYLVIA NIAFFIIN-Slllilf' .1lu1'ks! Wu.LIAM MAn'r1N- Bill -Wild M1'r-ry-Illrrlfwr Ulu-1-1' Imzuler HH: Footlmull lvlgrlti l'rt-s. XVelwstm-rl Pros. Boy Roush-rs: Annual Board 'LEGS Rodeo BERT Ml-:un- liuddie'-Iirllnlilcs Jlivczniizglvsslyl Czistztlizmp Boosts-rs: Alh. Assn: Wm-lm.-Uzist. Delmtm-3 Nut'l Honor Soc-it-ty Roi' lNlII.ES--L0l'!'S Rudrly Jllrridens hos Angeles: Football 1333 Ass't Ed. Annual 'ZIGQ Annual Board '2Tg Roosters LZIJQ Hi-Y Q33 JouN R. Moons-''Johnny -Jolly Rodeo Illun l'1-es. Student Congress: Editor ot' Roth-o ' ts of Hun-tt 1 -. 'l'rczls.1 Junior Progrunig Sera-iitm-ii LEVVIS C. NUGENT- Louit- -Leuras Colle-gc Nwzsmrsr' In-cl:1.nintion Contest: Baselrztll tilg Rusk:-tbzill C153 Truck U55 Hi-Y HJ 3 Junior Program 9

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ANOTHER group of Guides, Tommies Tigers was branded 207 , with the dimpled darling, Marvin Baker, as their leader. Whenever a new good looking boy comes to the Ranch, he receives noteworthy attention and honors. Mary Bassar, the queen of 1926, repre- sented this group at Congress. Cheery ways, laughing eyes, and genial disposi- tion won her all hearts. Alta. Ellsworth gave a series of lectures on the art of dancing. She also gave frequent demonstrations of these lectures. Keith Davis came from afar for our fall round-up. He entertained often with monologues. Geneva Farrel with her dark hair was seen almost every day. but seldom heard except over Radio. The rolls of black hair attracted the attention to the dark eyes of Margaret Conroy. Every Saturday night she re- fused to associate with members of the Ranch. Was there a reason? Giggles and giggles characterized Lucile Arnold, a happy little girl associat- ing with the Tigers , one of the sirens. Emzaella Channing was a Tiger locked in the Clinic cage. For reference, see Mrs. Holaday. A Tiger from Wyoming joined the Tigers of W. D. Ranch. Walter Alls- man won letters and hearts throughout the entire year. Helen Ellsworth became famous by her change of attire when she spilled acid all over her dress. Everyone wondered why Bernadine Brown was so energetic in her desire to learn cookingg with all her talking, she never gave the reason why. Boosters' big boy Bob Ballou bellowed E211 bombastically 'bout bouncing belles. Brave boy, Bobby. The little mouse, Maurine Arnold, moved sweetly among the raging Tigers and never had a hair misplaced. Ortha Curtis, the broadcaster of KOA, was a famous debaterg she traveled cou- siderably during the year of 1927. Our Prince of Wales, Howard Carlson, shook a wicked leg to the tunes of the Merry Widow in the Junior Program. Rosalyn Barry, an active member of our class, entertained us with her humor. She loves editors. Did Aubrey Bryant ever get an English book, or was Lorraine's large enough for two? One of the greatest mysteries is how it could have taken Ethel Dubin's escort four and one-half hours to get her home from Broadway to Logan. Will George Armstrong please tell how he keeps his heart from being pierced by a soft feeling for beauties? Even though Naomi Adamson is quiet, her fingers are nimble enough to fashion beautiful dresses, some of them hang in the exhibition cabinet. Dorothy Calhoun was kept busy inform- ing people that she is not related to Mar- jorie Montague. Bernitos Fehlman, Bernadine's shadow, liked to play basketball. Laurence Custance-did you get your monkey from the monkey-bar poster in the ball park?