West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1934 volume:

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J,f N.- f f Q ,-X pq xky-if if 33,1 , V ,f x 4 1 1 I I 4 1 J i E Y f V I 1 ,,+..L MOUNTAIN SCENE NEAR DENVER 33 M' lim xg., I is il N, r x K M xl if Nt A ix, r , i ' K ,, X Hfpif V X5 RN RSQ ,, Aff if N5 X J'n,jxv'NxX 752 -QQ EQ mv QL -NSY SV., HH5'H '2fZ4UffI5 'ZI1If3'! UU4lI!1'?1l ',ff'J'13I'vVI9I'IlI'NIVIinfI155IIllilflIIIIXFIIZHHIyfINV!!i'l5lv!IH!H!5i3!l'il H 1014 lHilllIHUl I HH 1 I lHlIlH I-.. 5 HILDEGARD S. SWEET Dean of Girls 1 M 1, . 1 x w2 :3.w.1-u.::t'1'Ie---i.' 1 ' Vw Y G? G-'Xl Jffrx -ex! . , :JIT ll, 1 I jj X .1 I ff X , , --Q 4 ,JA-. X , V f 1 ffx? Q1 I ,-5.5 i ' xl XZ! .,,,.E-Wwqa-'li-E-r,g:g gg ' ' ' ' ,ff L! W1 kit jf ff M Q yfffyw 1 fir I ' . rj A 1 1 - 1' K ,x f i F W X 'I Li! if .f .1 Q ' . f f A ,f . XM if X 1- 9 1 B 'YY I ,,,1 Y 1 gf ., We 1,241 ,-X I V' , '1 if ' V A c, 5 ' U Y V . s, . AJ Back row: Morr'is Judd, Clara Jones, Iiussell Swifaedr I V i Ji Front row: Harry Hansen, Betty Gumma, Filed Pfoclrwell . , , I SENIQR CLASS, OFFICERS 3' 1 g 1 ' First Semester- I- 1 1 dt,'Second Semester President ,.,..,.......,.t Russell Switzer R President if ,,........,...,..e Harry HHDSCH VicefPresident ..,., .......... M orrisl Judd 1 Vice9President ..... ..... f . Fred ROCkW6ll Secretary .,.r....... ,............., C lara jones ' , Secretary ................ ...... B etty Gumma THE cLASS or 1934 The Good Ship 1934 was launched in September, 91930, with a seriousfminded crew and happy, careffree passengers aboard, ready for the great adventure. The first storms encountered were those of the Freshman Seas, Latin and Algef bra. Then followed the calm of the Sophomore Strait with smooth sailing for a year. After this came the strong winds of the Junior Sound, Chemistry and Physics, which brought with them a great many troubles and disasters. As the trip continued. through the open waters of Senior Year, although gales were met again, there was more calm and more opportunity for the passengers to enjoy themselves. Cn September twentieth the day was devoted entirely to deck sports and on November tenth the ship touched at the Worldis Fair, Chicago. I Then, all too soon, came the time for the necessary preparations for the landing of the Good Ship 1934 and the end of this adventurous voyage. The last few months of the trip were full of exciting treats and great events. On February twentyfthird the first class passengers were entertained by those traveling second class and on April twentieth came the Concert aboard ship with some of the most famous enter' tainers participating. May fifth brought with it the gala event of the voyage, the formal Promenade and, following close, on May eighteenth, the grand oldffashioned ball with its diversified array of costumes. The final getftogether on June first preceded the landing with its solemn and tearful farewells. ' Cn June fourth the Good Ship 1934 reached its port with its pasf sengers completing their voyage but ready to set out on another great trip through the Seas of Life. I ' p ' ig . ,Ill Lf'.GL.......-'73 L ' .a.......-1 '- ,S . 1'1 1 Cr V is I f'T'7 1 S l X ? 0 l . SENICR CLASS 9 9 CLASS OFFICERS HEAD BOYS AND HEAD GIRLS A Dao.. L ' YQ' bw Twjywa-. ,bwffb .Kwan L'Yx' 9 4 Ufwfwofky ifmqlwjxeo 8 3' 750 39- ' 3 D YW 0 is '15 'Sv f N lgl'Qq ss: if :ii A J S Zed 'ff- 1 L., +1 . ' 30. A F22-':IJf' I f 'AJ 37' W f ffl Q 4 fi 'X R W P L9 L - it 5 'Mlm H 40. W 3. I A I 3 i Afx -Q63 ii in -5 ,,...-v'-'u ll I 4 9 1. ..i,i i7 v x -1-iq' 1 I 2 If '-0 -4 L 4' , 1 ' O 0 3 ai 4 . .'. . LI Q als: ET' -' A 5,3 I g vo' Q ', . 'o v Ot: TL. . am' I 3 v Q ,f ri x I N 7 , 5-2-J vb - K . I: A . r , 4 . 0 4 w . Q v' F . 5 W N , Pav Ax 3 xx w M 4- 'Hart' I X I . K W' A 'V T h ' I sy '. 2' ka , 'v KI? Q3 2' . if , 'AE .' 'am 1 -l' L . .. X .,' S 4 ,D -'ill . L,. Nerf' , f Kifffiw-fsw- , . , - 1 4 ' g , ,gk- f'1g., ' he V . V ' , 7'-' ' '- If .if ' iii fiw fl : if ' L, VJ' 'L I t 5 A QA: 1 ' , Qi 5! il, S YD I n .,lA 5' Q, -, v 1 A L L ' ' :C S L' f A I V- fV5?'J12XXvf-+- 5 --fafP? 'a X ' E V A'A,: 'Z vii , I W Back row: Yizigner D fee, Spurgeon Hayes, Ed Lynch, Paul Hadle, Milton Lancaster Middle roxXkEl.l3rKeith, Edgar Johnson, John McLaughlin, Harold Hitchman 1- . YNX1 .1 v - -1x .1 vr rr 1-1 111-1 rf 17 1 n .. 11 T7 Back row: Jack Erkenbeck, Robert Fulton, Robert Bailey, Melvin Ingles, Leonard Becker Middle row: Josephine Heintze, Helen Huitt, Andrew Edwards, Orville Henderson Front row: Lucille Halverson, Ruth Howlett, LaVon Hoffman, Elva Clawson, Winifred Dubois 'ef :cfm-asrrf we 'M Sill?-LA'-1?-24 f 53? 3' f41553 ' l w l if 7? ,fa ,gf a , l i 2 l l Q l F 1 l K' .1 P' ,Af l , J 1 .A - V. l 3 W-M-MM- WAS, .Q I ...-..........-.i l 19 5 ----' '- ' - S , I -- Q- -' 1 ,g , 1 , l ,. 1' .4 .f ' I ' 1 lr: 'H 2 ' 25 I il i 'O 6 f' 5 '3 m W ' 13 Q F' sg Q 1 V lf ' ' r 2 K 53' y.-- ,, E Q 54 E4 fl' vb W' Vt I .I 7,1 i Back: ,lim Leaman Middle row: Sylvia Goldstein, Lois Randow, Myrtle Simmons, Ruth Mellow Front row: Margaret 'ei Q-, P' f , fm w Eileen Jennings, Martha Baird, Lillie Brown, Helen Wyatt -1 41 v lil ff f ,WJ y .fm Back row: Boh Burgess, Margaret Mitchell, Florence Klein, Ronald Kurtz, john McSweeney .I E i Middle row: Paul POli,0I1lO, lsadore Levey, Esther Kaufman, Fred MeKeown 3 0 Front row: Ida Monicofluarxita, organ, june Keller, Dorothy McCarty. Esther Marquardt il li Q t l is i ,u J 25' , A 4 ai N. We 253 i it will K ' ' iii rx - r- N ,J f' , if: '3 R 35,5 .B e ,,, ,J 4, . , ILM M , ,Q M, S ,,,, -.,.--,.,........---'14 K J K lt 'f t -fe. yf I y v ',.4fJ 1 if jar? ,- J ,fs 'x X JJ :im JI 4 'i r ' xx v , ' J ' S NJ! sb! . L X J . X s y J' ,V Ji H-1 1 , 'I 2 5 .' ,al ix: ' ' -JJ t ' -1 i- J, - f' s it! cz, -.,f..f N I ., ,, .. V, C -1 , 1 - 'I -f .fo bf ff.-sy Cf, , - , x rf-fc., .ff ', f x..f,l Vx, V LV, L, ,I ' ,..---I , f ' - fr ' F gf V 'f L V 9 J. J .f V ,,,-,.v, 1,,, v,,'C Lf Vg, sw f, , I V ,, . , 4- , -J, J, X . . , f 'ffif J' 'f'N'7f'Ri?ff 9'lf17f ' i4'f5'f2 ! ',Z,,4g1- ,V I - ' , . , , , , , SL f ,,.w--wfmf--W - 1 a 5 S-'cow F ,- V ' 1 , f -' L .f-'X-'gf ff .': ' L,-.,f..f-I-',v'g, 'Y' 5 .,,,4.gn, I, I ,' h .ff ,Q I V, - N' c, -. .I Q 1, . f-f -.ep',,L,, ,f 4, V ,wk re i of 5 i I I , ,,, J, Il if ' L'! .QV,,N- , ,. ' 1 1 - -MM ' li W . I' I fr 1 4 . l , i' I i l ,I I I YE 5421! 9 9 , ' AV , 0-Ou J f l if - 15 mi F f in ' ? 1 fl? M g a4. i row: Lyon Woodruff, Charles Zuher, Henry Schmelzle, Douglas Tate, Elmer Westerberg Middle row: Tulular Steward, Fred Schaefer, Geneva Yahvah, Roger Stevens Front row: Zelda T Cleo Sherrill, Lucy Shanks, Ruth Schreiber, Alma Stevens E 4 Back row: Clifford Aspegren, Harry Hansen Middle row: Dorothy Spradlin, Wilma Widmayer, Joyce Carbaugh, Ross Willialll I Front row: Caroline Nelson, Margarette Cullins, Maurine Senior, Frances Paulson, Mary XVidmer l iii f is lil ,a x , or cclc -M.,,, M,,-,C , M-, isrm,o,,u,,,,,m.,,.m.,m,.s......f f E K' ,4gg i1i'U!i?!'!'E'.'4i'i'T!'k1 f ,f.1'.Ii'l54TlQfrQ. E',T ?!EqLQ, z'7 3'?3TrfT.'TQ:lli, ll fin' 1-J-ul, Q - X..- NL, W ,,,,n,.,,,.,,, 11171 ' ko- 'L 'm'-'M ' f ' --5'-QAYQJ4'-Q-i-r '-f' a- '- r '- '- 'M' 'f'Mf M--rf 11'-w-2--5.-A-fffaa. .W-.rzrprra ...LLJJTT Tl'Tf'A --ffgffv-v?1g7I5gx--A ff 531 Back row: Leland Ginn, Will Middle row: Dorothy Grego, Wilma Frederick, Glenn Dever Front ro : Glenn Dill l, Virginia Dill, Alfred Frohlich Fager, Juanita Germain, Helen Gill Back row: Wilbur Howell, Lawrence Geary, David Dow, Carl Fulkerson Third row: Karl Fischer, Robert Morgan, Earl Jones, Dwight Hansen v Second row: Thornton Scherrer, Ralph Price, James Hawthorne, Chas. Ford L3 ' Front row: Alvin Fitzhugh, Louis Heppting f ., Y L ,-.1L.,...J,,....,.,.-,..x,a...Y..a.,.a....a.......-... i W x . i J' - . ' '57 'A' i '7 AT'57..1f'A -I ' 74' I 5, Back row Sosnawsky tum Front row: York, i5JjJ:,9Fa elSmirh f+ Y mi' P- U7 I 1 51 .fi ii rl 'Pl 5 , Y , EQ l Ei fl u ll FJ ,, V Af i 1 A Q i G . Back row: Edward Cornish, Beryle Gilner, Alma Graham, Allan Clevenger, Ruth Durnell l' Middle row: Fred Bennett, Sam Butler, Glenna Dougherty, John Burns f Front row: Rose Marie Dawson, Helene Ferrick, Rosemary DeWilde, Esther Berman, Lillian Anderson i 9 i l - C. li uf ml ,,1 Z-A' 3,4 tl i is Qi fa 5 I i I r r L F 3 l l2SaTIii.a.?.I.,,fs3- -C.-Ii:'l,.g4,L,1,,i.....,,' ,,, ,Lai Q. 'ZIQA J:,2',:g2.T,g .111 ,,?:.'1-z , r f 1 ' if B I f i Back row: Clyde Pace, Sam Pigman, Loretta Potter, John Thiel, John Penna Middle row: Margaret Putman, Helen Orr, Clive Pelham, Mildred Parker Front row: Elaine Neff, Charlotte Noflsinger, Claire Roberts, Ellender Needham, Marie Nissen I - 1 , Back row: John Crane, Gilbert Cruter, Garnet Cruse, Wm. Bollacker, Ceo. Cooper Middle row: Alma Cless, Mary Bennetts, Helen Cawood, Hazel Brothers l Front row: Fred Clark, Mary Crane, Roslyn Baer, Ethel Andreen, Pearl Cooper , V l U f . 1701! IJ! W If X 1 Henry Hudson Back row: Jack Handler, Ernest Middle row: Clara Jones, Betty Edlund Front row: Eileen Eva, Lucille H Lones, Fern Fisher Back row: Chas. Wells, Sam Weingart, Delbert Wallace, Glenn Wagner, Chas. Shelton Middle row: Juanita Williams, Pauline Olson, Edith Vogel, Ellen Sorling Front row: Marion Sandquist, Margaret Taylor, Rosa Povlotsky, Sadye Rothenberg, Marie Off '-'T '- 1 T 'f ' 'W'- 'i 1... 14351 q ' ,gg-.H 'Y,3:. fLZIfiQ1 .f.'ll.l4, if ' QS' 'f5E1TGL..2rff- 4'-11'1f7f73' v 'TKT lil lf 1 HFAQ1- ff, ,. ' , . J' r.,,ar,,:a,a E 'wif 9 'J it 1, iii , , lr 2 . l' gs Back row: Irbie Maraman, Morris Lankolwitz, Harvey Kleiner, Nathan Molinsky, John Kingston Middle row: Billy Mitchell, Dave Klausner, Dorothy Klingensmith, Marie Mulvay Front row: Estelle Kyper, Oliverose Meredith, Lucille McGinnis, Ethel Lefholz., Dorothy McLellan I My QA 'ZA if . n L1 ffl by . . Back row: Donald Akin, Thelma Bingaman, Shelburne Brown, Lila Anderson, Donald Calvert Middle row: Louise owen, aye Burton, Frances Crites, Retha Armstrong Front row: Juanita Chalk, Juanita Abbott, Hazel Bannon, lean Craig, Leona Brennan Y , , v ,MAA,...,4, a--.,g.s....-A.:--2-m J ,va-an F If 1 fi El l Back row: Eugene Kirchgestner, James Kientz, Perry Lane, Virgil Lamb, Elliott Morgan Middle row: Helen Lindsey, Edith MacFarlane, Lucille Kuster, George Milton Front row: Anne Miller, Mary Martin, Pearl Murray, Elaine Meyer, Eileen King Back row: Frank Day, Earl Johnson, Morris Judd, Mary Jo Baer, Marjory Johnson Middle row: Athalee Hankins, Frances Hochscheid, Robert Jefls, Thu low Clinton Front row: Ruth Holzer, Ma ret Johnson, Elean Johnso , Edith E. J es, Mabel Johnson I b 1 ' E H I -f g H --.s, --,,,. ,E , J , -L., W ,M-.,,.,..,.-, E, ,,,, . .. . .- 1, ., - ,B-1 ,,vm:'.,, -f. , '+ .sfvr':1-- ff11.-a ',f 2'vTi'i '-:A :es--gaq.ew:1. - ,-.,::zxrf4,Q.Lj-'jg' ' I . V 'x vu' 'Z gb D J -71, ,Ei J vs. 1,2 lf' A 'I 9111 'J I 0 W A -f f J , l V, 0'-'vi VV, ,ww if-4 -R .X L I J-xofbb ' 47, I I Q if Q 'F , - 4,,,,,,, Timm W' i SCEES' 'A -2'W f' 'l' 'Q T S W L 'f l'h'wf fr 'f H -f- ' M f -7- - -..K-LW.Z3 ,,,, ,,,..,,,,,, , ..,,,,,-H f- W WV -Q ' imnmr X F 0 T Back row: Theodore Ochs, Lawrence Stone, Eugene Silva, Rex Wilcozr, ,Clarence Ridgley Middle row: George Piper, Clifton Wilson, Albert Perlmutter,fRolland Newton Front row: Earl Mendenhall, Hyman XVeing,7t, Dick Vaughn, Fred Roclcwell, Sheldon Stone, r , J , 1 ,il f 1 .'f- Rl 'nfl 1 -ss. Xa' L- fuzf Jfft -1 ' ' ' 'fl E.: if S 'Xin f - A . ' Back row: Louis Yourtz, Calvin Farkhurst, John Speight, Arlynn Preston, Harvey Williams A Middle row: Russell Switzer, Clark Smith, Earl Peterson, Tom Norton Front row: Donald Scheurn, Harry Wynkoop, Lucille West, Rayburn Thompson, Edward Snyder ,I i i Fa-gkxng . vw 'A 4 'Y 'H vdnnng' i M S as V ------:nv :ffH 1'mja HEAD BUYS AND GIRLS I .. ,ry 'V 1 ' r ua' ff iff XX av ff x.. 1 Y -N fr zz ,ff 'X J' , fifzfl VJ E-fd 1 , A ,fp f XI J ff lkji J 'P r :IJ i J J a , -1, T mpg-W-ff-1 W. M, my W M Q I .Q s. Y a- fs l v' J P4 J M, 14 V J 'r -'-'-r'm-1a--v-f--Q,v-q-..-...,.....,,,..,..ff..,.. -'G gy . 4 I x Fred Brigham Oliver Bush Galen Clark Floyd Clevenger joe Coopersmith Billy Duke Elmer Edelen Frederick Fowler Theodore Frangos Joe Goldberg Milton Green Maurice Hayutin jack Henry Epemimio Herrera Roy Hunt Theodore Isaacson Leonard Jenkyns Louis Kaufman Robert Laughlin Aubrey Leigh john Marrs Sidney Miller Rowland Mills A' H1 'AT'TT umm' A OTHER SENICRS George Mitchell Rodney Newton Kenneth Cverholt Tom, Parry Henry Paustian Donald Richards Alfred Richards Hyman Rosen Wayne Sauve Lavern Shepherd John Solano Earl Stein Harley Tegner Sam Torres Chester Wilson Vincent Winn Beulah Balsley Brownie Barr Neoma Blythe Ruth Brocesky Winifred Broom Helen Budd Dorothy Cameron Eva Coopersmith Jewell Farmer Helen' Gates Ardella Hamer Edna A Helenby Gertrude Hicks Theresa Hinder Helen Hochschied Sylvia Lewis . Helen MacGregor Lulu Belle Mclntosh Luella Miller Alice Nash Roberta O'Neill Evangeline Peterson' Helen Proshaska Elizabeth Reid Maxine Rudolph Garnette Thomas Stella Trujillo Helen Wendelin Audrey Winkler Grace Younger w..,..v.i Ag, ..-fa - -V , i- f X .. . L rn l NATICNAL HGNCR SCCIETY The West High School Chapter of the National Honor Society was begun in 1922 with thirteen members. There are now a total of 374 members of our chapter. The active members now in West are: Ida Monico, Pres. jean Craig Marie Off Lucille Kuster, Sec. Winifred Dubois Ralph Price Betty Gumma, VicefPres. Ruth Edlund George Piper Oliverose Meredith Ruth Holzer Lois Randow Lucille Steaphenson Eileen Jennings Marian Sandquist Ethel Stone Earl Johnson Maurine Senior Zelda Triplett Clara Jones Grover C. Smith Mary Bennetts Edith E. Jones Esther Sheiffer i Sam Butler Morris Judd Ellen Sorling George Cooper Edith MacFarlane Lucille West The members of the Society are chosen because of their high qualities of Scholar' ship, Character, Leadership, and Service, which are the four cardinal principles of the Society. I The symbolism of the National Honor Society is portrayed by the keystone which denotes perpetual stability, and the flaming torch which is the emblem of its purpose. To bear forward the searching light of truth, to lead that others may folf low in the light, to keep burning in their school a high ambition for the enduring values of life, and to serve, these purposes are symbolized in the torch. h LLiiTl'2L' f' f i ORGANIZATIONS 6 ii Li!! . Q HGNOR SOCIETY .Q I 1-f : STUDENT COUNCIL X ' r ll CLUBS I ' ' 4 .aff Qi: 9 531,43 av f 04 :S Q 35 of :ff I H 5- ' -I its - .ll I ' it 'W I Q' ' 9 . A .-...-. e-.,, .J ----- 'JI ' U17 X Q' 0. - ' S f I ' lg '?.' f-tif X , ' 1 'AQ T V I S' if Q v ,off ,O . vw ' A ' I ' ., y Fr?-Jn - , ,Q ' ,il F- x Q 8 , 1 A 9 Q it tr 43.54 R X' l K D' I ' 1. .N 5, FQ- 4l111 t'v -I f I fl 'lqfljvyu 5 .,.- rg, u.: w .45 Xa -A' 1 '3 ' ' ' 'H 2 I xv: I-0 . --' vi I f if ' -. I WAWQ I z 'hm I 4 J. eh 'X X5 l n .aafzf f VZ ,ef 1 l' -I n.4-,,,.,6...,,,4,l- . f X ,A fL,L'CfLf4f I,fpfL.fg,f 1264! lf! ,f Qgfwl 4' DOMESTIC ART CLUB ' OFFICERS 3 First Semester ' Second Semester President ...... .. ..,...,......., Mary Widmer President . ..,. ..,.,....... E leanora Johnson VicefPresident. ....,.,,.., Glenrose Mischke VicefPresidentr ,,....... C Lillian Anderson 'N Secretary ...,,,...... ..,,... .,.. D o ris Smith Secretary r,.... ......... O rley Anna Taylor 2 Treasurer, ...,. ...., G race Musgrove Treasurer ......,............, . Pauline Olson Hostess ...... ,..,,.,,.., C lara Jones Hostess ..r......,........r,.. Maurine Senior Sponsors .,,... ............,.. M rs. Josephine Bartosch and Miss Vinnie Marshall Helen Bigcraft Gertrude Budesheim Bette Anne Chambers Alice Conner Imelda Craven Garnet Cruse Ruth May Daniels Bessie Feist Sophie Fish Juanita Germain Alma Gettman A house is built of brick and stone and posts and piers. But a home is built of loving deeds that stand a thousand years. MEMBERS Helen Gill June Gorman Alyce Marie Grego Dorothy Grubb Ferne Hudson Gladys Jensen Mabel Johnson Margaret Johnson Edith E. Jones Ella Keith Rose Marie Dawson Patricia Kelly Blanche Kilheffer Dorothy McLelland Anne Miller Frances Paulson Ann Perlmutter Elizabeth Pickard Rosa Povlotsky Lois Randow Dorothy Rosen Sadie Rothenberg Gpal Rowley lone Rupard Grace Sickler Bonnie Simmons Dorothy Snell Eleanor Tobias Verdene Tomlin Zelda Triplett Mary Widiner QLL af if 'X M ,,,,,,,, ,K N, ,,,,,,, , ,, - f QI a'?f3f1,? 'TJ . .ff MEMBERS 1 1 C ,Q I ',--fV Il' 3 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of West is the governing body of the school. It is comf posed of a representative from each home room and the head boy and head girl. The students must have an average of B to be elected into this group. B The purpose and the aim of the Student Council is to improve the school by fostering a better school spirit and developing in the students a genuine interest in all school activities. y OFFICERS President .,,,,,,,,, , .,,,.,.,,,,.,........... ....... R ussell Switzer VicefPresident ,,..,, .....c........................ . ..........i, Roberta O,Neill Secretary ,,,,,,,,. ,.,. c ,...,. , . .. ...... . ...... ..... E arl Peterson Sponsors , ,,,,,, ,,.. M r. Clark Stone and Mrs. Hildegarde Sweet Leonard Anderson Jessie Barnett ' ony Be lic 5 o err hill Y Y ' ' B gaman erna Campbell Rosaline Carlton Charles Clair Norman Compton Irene Cook Charles Deickman Alice Dill Gordon Faull Ellen Frangos Betty Gumma Mildred Hahndorf Harry Hansen Jere Honnecke Besadora Iaynes Roy Johnson Billy jones Melba Katz Mildred Kennedy Lois Kiltham Eugene Kirchgestner Ernest Leyba Robbie Marcott Rozetta McComb Marilyn Miller Pete Palmer Rose Payne Iris Phibbs Charlot Ramsey Opal Rowley Virginia Schillo Duncan Shaver Nora Smith ames Sowell Robert Stoffel Dorothy Swanstrom Dick Vaughn Marie Weabertin Mildred Weaver MOFFIS Worl ff ,'- ,-,T '3 fav r- N 45? -is-is ,. 5, s s . 1 ill 6. fh,,i,,-,,-i - - gxg . .FJ li sim? Q M-fl 2 xr I F. 1 il C.-- li I l -1 . l ll lr 2 ii i sl il i il ll. Rustlers, the girls' pep organization, was formed to promote the spirit of West that knows no better. The first activity of the Rustlers was drilling between the halves of the football games. In rapid succession followed the carrying of Thanksgiving baskets, the rallies 5 in assembly, the Rustlers' dance, held on January fifteenth, which is to be an annual Q event, and the sponsorship of the SeniorfFaculty basketball game. 5 l Y I MEMBERS I Juanita Abbott Jeanne Burroughs Theresa DeSZ.aack Alice Anderson Irene Butler Virginia Evans Frances Apt Libby Butler Bessie Feist Retha Armstrong Thelma Carney Cecile Farris Brownie Barr Bette Anne Chambers Minnie Flannery Jessie Barnett f Alice Conner Shirley Garlett Aud e,y Ber s om Imelda Craven Evelyn Goldblatt Doro yhill Frances Crites Sylvia Goldstein Helen igcraft Cleo Cross LeFern Couge Margaret Boysen Rose Marie Dawson Beatrice Haldeman 3 i Gertrude Budsheim Kathryn Desserich Lucile Haller ' Marv Us D P , AQ. Qi- ? 5 E -2- -A-KAL . krxvg, l 1 AJSF-TAA kk-QQ' ' ,VNQ3Xf- . . ' 'N Ehud- I..-...gi.,r.. ..-r-,r., c,,,, .,., N-- .--..W w iggle: QTF' .f-, if,,.H.., i,i,f,- ,fr f .. gwwir 5, agp, ,V .-, .1 4. 4,4-,Mah 4 4 J HLYLW-Q Yjmj-JAM! X fi wo , MEMBERS J 727151 rf .EEC W -321222. 85' BCCSTERS' CLUB The Booster Club, consisting of fortyffive members, many of whom are prom' inent athletes or officers in the school, strives to create enthusiasm for all school functions and to preserve good sportsmanship. It also attempts to maintain the spirit and morale of the school. The Booster Frolic is an annual event in honor of the lettermen. The Drum and Bugle Corps is financed and sponsored by this organization. The club is open to all boys who have an athletic ticket. Lettermen are honorary members. John Ambler Floyd Anscombe Sam Butler, Vice Frank Bair Burton Baugh Orville Brelsford Jim Carlton Dean Dennison Bob Ernst Keith Euler Gordon Faul Jack Ford fPres. Ed Greeno George Hale Bob Hambly James Hawthorne Lloyd Heggenberger Carl Hinkle Ed Hunter Bob Hullender Melvin Inglis McKinley Johns Roy Johnson Charles Jonzen James Kientz John Kohn Wilfred Lindsay James McCreedy Harold Moore Tom Norris Mr. Cyril Reed, Sponsor Bob Purcell Robert Parmelee Eldon Riddle Ed Tepper John Thiel Sherman Ungerman Bill Yockey Jack Waltman, Pres. Morris Worl, Sec.fTreas LETTERMEN Morris Worl Sam Butler Dick Vaughn Jack W'altman Tom Norton . ,.-V, Y CW.. -TQ I J , J U 3 t XLXQIL' ig ,CG If is jim 43 ggi-R5 aw ei is , ,gg S A A I ,I ' luv I iw x I M J S 'J TN. I I x XR ll xxx JY M 2? as as l ,ax ,ix sg ,gf E. I WRITERS' CLUB In the year nineteen hundred thirtyfthreeg Actors and orators of high degree, Now proved their versatility, And res6lved to Writers be. Magazines we wrote, galore, And showed them on the second floor, Everyone said they wanted more, To put them on some other floor. On the Carnival we worked with mightg Articles that were just right, The Christmas Rodeo brought our talen light, Things of all sorts we did write. Now that spring has come at last, Teachers have told of Adventure past, Which we're revising to fit the cast, All these things will be seen at last. tt OFFICERS Ed1tors ............ .............,,..,.. ,..........,............ E d ith Craig, Henry Fancher Asst. Editors ...,.,. ....... N ancie Young, Duane Wheeler, Byron Whittenburg Sponsor ............ .......................,......................,................... E mily M. Marrs MEMBERS Robert Bosco Leona Chester Edith Craig Dwight Dickerson Kathryn Desserich Fielden Dupriest Henry Fancher Minnie Flannery Marian Hall Jack Hampton Lloyd Heggenberger Margaret Jorgenson Beatrice Lutes Mildred Kennedy Blanche Kilheffer Warren McQueary Pauline Martinez Margaret McQuade Olive Mellow Verl Osborne Helen Powers Marshall Reed Barbara Risley Grace Sickler Helen Spaar Gertrude Speier Jack Samuelson Elsie Walrath Duane Wheeler Byron Whittenburg Lorna White Nancie Young if J C T T --T 1'Sff '5-vraff-'Q' Leg ' Fifi --'Tar Af wa., MV Jyyfalfff -- 'K W ' ' 2 s..:..- ', -5 - ' .444 , - -n,n1?Qn-Lm.e,xae g.a,a.r gg, Bernice Haulman Edna Higgenbotham Ferne Hudson Besadora Jaynes Gladys Jensen Audrey johnson Betty Johnson Eleanora Johnson LaVeda Johnson Margaret johnson. Mabel Johnson Clara Jones Edith Jones Margaret Jorgenson Patricia Kelly sy Florence Klein l 'Y Dorothy Kyffind Lois Kyffin Eleanor Kundig RUSTLERS MEMBERS Ida Libert Laura Belle Lancaster Elizabeth Linnet Violet Lofgren Myrtle Long Rozetta McComb Grace McDonald Lucile McGinnis Gliverose Meredith Anne Miller Glenrose Mischke Margaret Moran Pearl Murray Anne Perlmutter Amy Peterson Iris Philbas Ione Pings Imogene Reinke Bonnie Simmons Fred Rinne . . . Sponsor Esther Skolnick Dorothy Snell Kathleen Snell Helen Spaar Dorothy Spradlin Emma May Stevens Garnette Thomas Zelda Triplett Eleanor Tuckett Mary Widmer Naida Wiley Florine Williamson Mildred Wise Bernice Worl Bertie Work Ruth Wurtzbach Geneva Yahvah Nancie Young t if cy JN Nr ii , ., If F' Jlalbitkviif'--V Q,JV gf:Y!.J gif, I If V ' JI.-1 7, , I ,l 1 .'J :ff Q I .Ms 1, JJ-' -., jc r ., J, I 3 , M ll , -yy 1 I ,, ' .1 V S' ,1 sf f J . ,,,m,,i,,.,.f'-ff, ' ' T.g:11x iif n-,.1e.u.1.u.,:-:L,.i. gin.. ,ma - X TX I i 5 ! QW' rttc 3, t Si .1 , l I 'J I rg x X CAMERA CLUB Picture enthusiasts ride their hobbies in this club organized to learn the use of the camera and methods of developing film and making prints. Members enjoy field trips for the purpose of taking pictures which they develop later in their wellfequipped dark room. Membership is attained by vote of the club. President . ,....... . VicefPresident ,.... Secretary ,....... Sponsors . .... Floyd Basham Robert Bosco Glen Dever Margaret Campbell Joy Cantley Jean Craig Bertha Elliot Florence Flick Alvin Fitzhugh OFFICERS Eleanor Garcia Horace Gains Wilbur Garrison Arthur Gart Joe Goldberg Charles Hansen Hazel Hill Edgar Johnson Mervin Lewis Clark Smith Eileen Eva Ethel Stone Mr. Shirley Taylor and Mr. Harry Forrest MEMBERS Margaret McGuade Edith McFarlane John McLaughlin Walter Milhoan Albert Perlmutter Hubert Rackets Clarence Ridgley Lucille Ridgley Mabel Roller Eugene Silva Phillip Slattery Alberta Schultz Lucille Stephenson Irene Taylor Rosemary Tifft Thelma Tillman Sheldon Stone Virginia Washburn Ruth Wilson K N L ---WMEL:L,L,L,,,:.-.,LL1LL,,,L, Le- L,LL,,.W,,. L ,N f f' ' V 1- v -- 1 '11:WEf?w5?'rr.vma .. .tw -eww' CAMP FIRE The a1m of Camp F1re IS g1ven 1n the Camp E1re Law Seek Beauty Hold on to Health G1ve Serv1ce Glor1fy Work Pursue Knowledge Be Happy Be Trustworthy The var1ous act1v1t1es promote these rdeals Each member endeavors to stress the po1nt 1n wh1ch she feels herself to be def1c1ent OFFICERS FIISC Semester Second Semester Presldent Carol1ne Nelson Presrdent W1n1fred DuBo1s V1ce Pres1dent Margarette Cull1ns V1ce Presrdent Frances Cf1t6S Secretary Mabel Johnson Secretary Margarette Cullrns Treasurer W1n1fred DUBOIS Treasurer Mary jo Baer Scr1be Reporter Esther Skolmck Scr1be Reporter Ela1ne Salyards Sponsors MISS Mabel Ford MISS Ethel Odgers MISS Grace Trlpler Lou1se Bowen Elva Clawson Lenore Dussel Margarlta Haney Laura Haynes MEMBERS MHICIH M1ll1ken Ruth Todhunter Dacymae Morr1son Charlotte Van Dervort Lucrlle Newell Ruby Vaughn Ione Pmgs Eleanor Wr1ght Max1ne RCHVIS -------------'--------------- . s 9 1 . f mnlmla-,,,m,JJWp SCSASC H M W and , on or .,,c -Nr r,cr Eh,,.,,,r-,-.r,-, B ,-.-,.. ss- f Elklf QQ' .1 ff.l7 :l14 . 2, , , , , ' . , . ' ,,,, ., lit Z ,,,, ' , -14TQ-E1',LQgil'.g-SEALSQI1QL2lIC..fl f'l.'f'...'?l .?fliCL'Iw!5s3L' -6 7 'H - M 2-' 5 ' - - - fi 1 A A im A wwf ig, Y J - X ' 3' 9 J if ,si 1 WW . as as E s J 7 fy 1f' vm-A'ggsg,,,,o .- ,, , gc 1 1 :gf fl . l lv f' ' A l ' , l wx l UN-4jJ,-JSJ A! Lil' ll fi it Ll ,l , in I I - . X O. Mfg., f - Nl ,L-qkxf -- IJ- 5 'fe I! I 'fy - J lv , y' fl 'VJ fc , V. gffj, , f if ,zflf F ivkrfai 1,1 I4 . w' I 4' i yr, ya, fl! ' Vg, I f l . HifY is an international organizationffwhich has as its purpose to creaLce,4mainf V tain and extend throughout the school and community high staridargls of Christian character. V - l I 0 Regularly this club meets with-similar organizations of ,the other high schools for getftogether dinners and programs, thus creating a spirit of friendship between Q schools. The club has been unusually active during the past year and, at the present time, holds the cityfwide HifY basketball championship. OFFICERS President .,..,........ ,,.,... . Jim Leaman Secretary .,.. ...... M orris Judd E VicefPresident .,.,., Harry Hansen Treasurer i.,.. ..,..., R ay Baber Sponsor, J. P. Gourlay E E MEMBERS l Sam Butler Roy Foster Wayne Mcllvain Dale Sampson lg Ralph Carr Robert Graham John McSweeny Walden Sampson i George Cooper Paul Hadle Charles Olson Blanchard Shimm S ,lim Cummins james Hill Clyde Pace Dick Sullivan 56 Jack Daniel Melvin Ingles Earl Peterson Russell Switzer Q Glen Dorman Earl johnson Edward Pickard Earl Underwoods Q Robert DuRoy Robert Jones Sam Pigman Dick Vaughn Fielden Du Priest Eugene Kirchgestner George Piper Earl Wallace 3 Keith Euler Herbert McCarty Arlyn Preston Paul Zingheim Alvin Fitzhugh Lee Mcllvain Ralph Price all-K .li ,sss W ,,,s ,,,s , ,,s,,m,u,,iMwm,.Wr 3 'T T l.Aff 'I: '-.ffllf Iliff . f -Y '11 'QQ'QZi1I,T1fL'.ffffl1lT'.sffl.ElfQ.'fQ1fl'AW ' ' wil yff l I ll l i I I y .......-...N-....... A W l - - i is X R' fi Yi .Nr Af, - . 3 INTERNATIONAL RELATIQNS CLUB The purpose of this club is to stimulate and further interest in current events of a national as well as of international character. Among the club activities of the year has been participation in a model disarmament conference with representatives from other Denver high schools. - The members of the club receive valuable and interesting information from speakers who realize the importance of keeping the youth of America well informed about World problems. The club is one of the numerous small units Working in the interests of world understanding and world peace. OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, L ucile Larson Secretary. ....... ....., . . Ernestine Giggey ViCefP1-egident ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Virginia Diehl Sponsor ...,....,.......,. Mrs. Frances Moore MEMBERS Paul Solis Beryle Sprinkle Wesley Todd Rosamund YVatson Shirley Willson Geneva Yahvah Barbara Lohner Archie McFadden Emma Milhoan George Mitchell Galvin Parkhurst Arlan Redman Marilyn Ambler James Cook Frank Donovan Gladys Fuller LaVon Hoffman Morris Judd 1 WA - , . Vw -K ,N V . .,Y,. ,..n, ., .-.U vi .K UQ- --J-. J S-1-S Af-le ' ' ' ' T' Tn x Y- .-,ef-V' -- - -V ..,-,,..4-4,.,JL h-1A.lM i.I5lF. u.4.4.L..,.-.-. .,...I - ,ll , 'x ,fA' filly , sl gpw PM W . N Q3 odl'Ml2f'm'WW if fiftfk Abeyta Beeman Mary Bennetts Marjorie Brewer Martha Burch Libby Butler Cless Norma Cassity Madge Coyle Bernice Dion Annabelle Drumm Myra Nell Duke Ruth Edlund Virginia Evans GIRL RESERVES To find and give the best. SLCGAN: To face life squarely. OFFICERS Kathryn Desserich Secretary ..... . ,...,.. Paulyne Martinez ' w,,,,,.,,,,,,,rDorothy Kyffm Treasurer Marie Off Special Adviser: Ellen Sorling Mrs, Elizabeth Babcock and Mrs. Lulu King MEMBERS Bessie Feist Bartholomew Helene Ferrick Mildred Finesilver Fern Fisher Evelyn Goldblatt LeFern Gouge Betty Gumma Edna Higginbotham Besadora Jaynes Lucille Kuster Eleanor Kyleberg Lois Kyffin Elizabeth Linnet Violet Lofgren Ida Monico Lorene Raines Charlot Ramsey Lola Roberts Marion Sandquist Ethel Simmons Dorothy Sprad-lin Margaret Taylor Verona Turner Edith Vogel Grace Williams Bernice Worl Ruth Wurtzbach Irma Hall Ida Libert Rozetta McComb Margaret Moran Amelia Perry 'f:5'T2i2f?fgT'7 'gfZL.'.'fZK 4..TFl'g '.TfSf....5?'7 '4- '..' 'lI.1.l.lL. Q ,.,, , ..i..-.cih 451 'x E, ills U , 4, all le Q. l 1 i 13554 ,, NATURE CLUB Students who have had or are taking biology are eligible for membership in the Nature Club. - The aims of the club are to further the study of biological science and to conf tribute to the development of hobbies in this field. The subjects to be studied are chosen by the members of the club. Some of these are bacteriology, animal dissection, collections, taxidermy, slide making and the microscope. OFFICERS President ,,,,,,.,,,.,,,..,, Margaret McQuade Secretary .,..... ......... J eanne Burroughs VicefPresident ,..,.,,..,., Kathryn Sorensen Sponsor, ,........ ........ M r. Lloyd Bailey MEMBERS Donald Calvert Vernon Evans Lewis Lambard Horace Gaens Donald Drels Virginia Gotchey Ed Lewis Ted Willis Mildred Evans Mildred Kennedy ' Eugene Silva L f LIffl'.I fL1 '..'. .LT g.T,T. '. .gk- ..41' 1 nm, 1.45.-1-.'H f . 4 STAGECRAFT CLUB The Stagecraft Club was organized in 1926, with a membership of four students It has grown through the years in number of members and in scope of service. The object of the club is to care for the school auditorium and to prepare the stage for entertainments and programs. It also functions with the Drama Club in all presenta tions by planning and preparing sets, properties, lights, and operating backstage busi ness during the performances. ' MEMBERS Elliott Morgan .,,..,... , . Stage Manager Bob Burgess ........... Assist. Stage Manager Robert Cuddigan James Williams . Bob Burgess . Earl Graves ......,r. Tom McElroy ,.... . Harry Sheldon ...C Electrician Assist. Electrician Property Manager Assist. Property Manager Assist. Property Manager Assist. Property Manager John Crane .,.........,...... .Scenery Manager Thornton Scherrer Assist. Scenery Manager Charles Olsen ..... Assist. Scenery Manager Joe Coopersmith ..,. Assist. Scenery Manager Earl Auten ....... Assist. Scenery Manager Clayton Bruner ......... .. Loft Manager Paul Ferrin ........ .... A ssist. Loft Manager Duncan Shaver ............. Assist. Loft Manager Mr. Waldo Miller, Sponsor 'f'5'-'T5T47i'!.'7'x2'S5'7C'TSF '7 7f , -wmv-figs-,faQ.QQa.-fr---f -ef. J G fi? fidfffff Q- L c, 3 D' wg, I ff E 6 M ry Q J mf!! ffl' if I M I 1 1 i c lf ui 'J p v 6 SPCRTSF XB The purpose of the Girls Sports Club is to stimulate interest in athletic games and to promote a friendly and sportsmanlike attitude among the girls. This organization sponsors a tennis tournament every year and presents a pin to the champion. Many social events are enjoyed by the members, among which are initiation, a hike and parties. HomefComing Party is looked forward to with great pleasure by alumnae of the club. All girls interested in sports look forward to join' ing this club and participating in the good times. OFFICERS President, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,, Q .. June Keller Secretary ......,............,.. Eleanor Westcott VicefPres,ident ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, E thel Lefholz Treasurer ....,..,.. , .,...c ..., J essie Barnett J Mrs. Mabel Randall and Miss Louise McNiff Sponsors ........... ....................... Ruth Barnett Dorothy Berryhill Thelma Bingham Ethel Callen Cec lia a ra Edythe Craig Mary Crane Carica DeCianne Margaret Durocher Violet Forsberg Margaret Gilliam MEMBERS Libby. 9211169 Virginia Gotchey Grace Howatt Margaret Johnstone Mildred Kennedy Irene Lehrer Margaret Jorgensen Lenora Lundberg Esther Marquart Charlotte Noffsinger Loretta Potter Violet Putallez Esther Sheiffer Mildred Westcott Naida 'Wiley Margarite Winkler Jane York Hazel Reddington Violet Robinson Helen Spaar -gg 1 +4 AYVA ,A , ---- rg H ,M PM Hogan gW,,,,,,, N, , ,Hs,+QHH ,. u.'42.s'.Q LQ 5za '1L'2: , -. - -. ' 5 CADETS Exhibiting all the flash and vigor of true Cowboys, the West High School Cadet Corps will complete one of its most successful years in citywide battalion history. The company has received excellent rating for federal inspection and competitive drill. Their athletes annexed both wrestling and basketball championship. The cadet social calendar was made complete by a Military Ball, several officer's dances, and a farewell party. The cadet sponsor, who will receive a silver loving cup, is Roberta O'Neill. W 'K M -n,.,..a,--.a -. a.-r,x- . M- mm C, an ,J '- ..:.-:..rL.,-4.4.-.J .V ' ' wg- .r-.gy . . , , ,,:g-Ep, -1-T-1 - , - - 7,1 L -is -in W - L , dE1?5.H3.?Lw. ga- , ' 37 Jag? -9 S-CD 4 f V f if ig l f:?,iZ'rfiy'tl ff 'eff f Nev'-f 5? ff-ffffgw vm., V, 'J '-,ff,'7iqf, I 'f -I ,,,4,,,,sd? 61 , f ' ' I, If Y f FINE ARTSfi'CifUE i'i .L i The purpose of this club is to devclop in its membership and throughout the school a greater appreciation and understanding of Fine Artsg to render service to the Fine Arts Department in activities sponsored by itg and to ,encourage individuals and groups, members or otherwise, to original, creative work in art. r OFFICERS A President ..,...,,.,,, Oliverose Meredith Secretary ........ .. . Glenna Dougherty VicefPresident .,,,,.,,,..... A Gilbert Cruter Sponsor .......... Miss Rosemary Longan MEMBERS Joe Chilleme Bessie Feist Walter Overlin Gilbert Cruter Garl Hinkle Earl Peterson Glenna Dougherty Roy Hunt Eloise Swearns Myra Nell Duke Ida Libert Lrnest Valencia Gliverose Meredith . 1 g 1 l g V A nd Y W n---H- I 3 Fifi, , AWA-'FAS F7 Q 4. M' f 221'-fi --ff' ' v ' . ' 1 D 1 5 flf' ' X , ', 'Tj IN dsx ,iifk 6, jj MZ. rg 'WA-Il 3 'yi 1 4 9, V. f' X 1 ' 5 f' , 'flu V' 9 J V Q dim I Afi My fi 'V ' ,VIA is fgy I X1 MN l f U. is an I! A if q . -pf W, E N41 , A I K N ,fi ,AV ,Q R ug ' H -' ' V 1' ,, f, U, ,ff 'i :JJ f an lv Ir H . 'J , J 1 Il. wg r :J ' , 1 !, ,, X I yu J. X 1411! 1 f, 'gb- ,L Ur ' 'V' f If I ,W n 9 J J ff x L 'f Y s rf H I Ll X , . f I up 'H lv rf .7 1 3' Q f PW H13 Q Wi? N f SN, ggi? W 7 Y P' ' A 'U-ir-wi' fy-.ggggf.- ,L . . , J Ea f iq ' ' .Ai p . , ...H eq V .1 l H I 1' ' L-N 1 11 I ki l 1' r 5 E s 'I CAPTAIN 1 Ernest Johnson LIEUTENANTS Clark Smith George Piper Robert Fulton Billy Duke Robert Bailey g A SERGEANTS 1 A Burton Baugh Ralph Carr Earl Stein William Le Fevre i s Gerald Clayton Woodrow Rominger Sidney Kaufmann 51 CORPCRALS i Byron Lloyd Homer Peterson McKinley Johns jim Washburn A , Sanford Douglas Robert Hambly Quinten Lewis Qi PRIVATES Lloyd Heggenberger Albert Clement Vincent Hannah Lionel Leon Edwin Giggey Earl Cook Lewis Harper Elbert Lewis Edward Cizeh Vern Evans Lester Hofer Wendell Moate if Herman Austin Birch Glaskin Bernard Johnson Roy Sager Earl Schecter ff Robert Bingaman gl 'T Lennart Bjarnson Rolland Blackburn '. I 55 lil ji? ii E1 H E l l v Jack Steele Samuel Sweetser Albert Taylor jack Hutchinson Walter Johnson Leonard Shevil Earl McKay William Iviayle Bob Sherman Gerald Staln X X tx . ' KSN Pl it 1 N kg 'f' YQ X ' Q -5 QR lxixg Sl 1 1 1 xi Q l X M ii il N 411.0 Y 5 , 5 llmlx E 1 XM 5? 1 X 5.3, Q N x, -.,,-..,,-..,-. .Nt .4 wx Back row: Dick Yoder John Speight Norman Compton John McSweeney, Jack Waltman, Bernard Boysen Calbert Arthur Middle row: Victor Seidenberg Louis Heppting Russell Switzer, Elliott Morgan, Morris Worl, William Ro ers g Front row: Dick Vaughn Bob Graham Sam Butler Harry Hansen, Herbert McCarthy, Chas. Olsen Tom Norton FOOTBALL Although the 1933 West High School Cowboys did not win the championship, competent critics recognized the team as one of the hardest fighting in the city. Only six lettermen from the previous year returned to form a nucleus for a team composed largely of sophomores and juniors. Injuries accounted for much of the loss but the spirit of the team never wavered. A new custom, introduced this year is the presentation of a gold football to the most valuable player on the team, by N. C. Tub Morris, coach. The first player to receive this award was Tommy Norton, all conference quarterback. . TEAM Calbert Arthur, 175 .......,. Quarterback Tom Norton, 15 5 .......... -Quarterback Guard Harry Blackmore, 145 ,. ,,.........,.... Charles Olsen, 150 ...... ,... . ..... End Bernard Boysen, 155 ....... ..-,..., C enter Will Rogers, 175 ,......... i........ G uard Sam Butler, 140 ,. .,,...,,. .,,,. G uard Vic Seidenberg, 140 ...... ..... H alfback Norman Compton, 160 ...... .....,, T ackle John Speight, 15 5 ........ ..... . . ..,, ....... E nd Bob Graham, 140 , ,,..,,,, ..., E nd Russell Switzer, 165 . ...,,.... Quarterback Louis Heppting, 175 .,r.,,..,,,...,.. Tackle Dick Vaughn, 140 ...,.. ..... .... H a lfback Herbert McCarthy, 170 ........,.,,. Eullback jack Vs7altman, 150 . ..... ....., H alfback john McSweeney, 165 ,.... ..,. . Tackle Morris Worl, 170 .......,....,i.... .. Halfback Elliott Morgan, 165 ....., ,,,r,, T ackle Dick oYder, 190 . .. .. Tackle Harry Hansen, 150 .,....,..r,.. ...,,,V.. . , . ., ,,.s.,,. ,...,r...,,... E nd and Halfback fCaptainj SCORES West ....... ....i. 0 Manual 0 West . ...,. ...,.. 0 Manual .. . ,. 0 West .,.... ...... , 19 North . 0 West s...... ...., 1 2 North ,........ 14 West .,.... ....... 0 East 7 West ....... ....., 2 East ....,. , 7 West ................ 0 South .,.., ., West i........,...... 9 South , t , , 6 N Q ' sf' ,I f fx i 2 F I '1 4 E, 'f 59 .B ll .ff ' -l - rv 'ual 5,51 1. E1 Ji' rl A All F ll l L11 Xl W 1' , 10 X. . . ff My f ff i . gal , 5. fjf, ,ff f' 7. jj! J 1 4 f fl xl 'if , . f ,fpvf G ff 4 54 f ,f I lj .fm H P 51 'Ei ii? 155 gin L: 5 1 sg ,. F-. fl - a 5, f' .ll Mn4 ,,.,, ,,.. . .,.,z...,f.ft.sJ,...L.-4, ,tif 7,1 L- , -. .JL ' .' fs - ' .f11'..P:1LJt vw ' - - WSE' eZI'7 'f5'T.,..'2'.1I'lT., '.4.gl'IfI1fI. 1' i7 fiT1T1.g, IL.,.LL'I,,Q1,f .lI:1T'f.. '..L '. I.-.1'7'7 .'. f 427. f34. l1 1 nf, ., TT ' 5 .ll .I .1'I1.4' ATHLETICS yili -I , jj My A BOYS ?PORTS My j -an GIRLS' INTRAMURAL f ,611 , Xl SPORTS CI-IAM1fI 3 S f ,rjyf .lm .i , H 595 fy kj Q 44 f 7, W, . , jg , M QW W,f!!!k I aft!-5: jj 'JJ . 4 , - 1 3925- ffflfjjj ,fx ',f AU!! !!f'JjJj ?'n: ff '1J!,fJ 'f- 'XA fd-K 4 - 'MZ E5 JK KJV ij Wh! ' - . 'V gg., jvpjf jf HQ '!Jj,!QA,fpJ!J ,ff 9- zgjf' ffl jf I V f 1 ' Lua 'I' , Jw ' 4 I ly. fi! jjfjfjf xp 'XJ A ,S V F22-'S'- f My f, ff A 'ls lf, S J Q5 gxjfjfjyfff ' W fl A' ', '?x ' Ji: ,fi ' it , , rn, ? 4 g g?'3Nfg1L1f 1. gb .D F 5. A4 Q q G -, ml 'J Q . rg ' lbgnflllhl-f-A K f -' ff- K-1' 'av -wi ' ws! tm , ' lf K ' Mix f l f -' , MY A ,D ..,,hHLH-4.2.0 ml ,,,,,,,,, .,, .M ...,.... -4' I Aff, f f. X jfill 'i'r'f7 . X , , N 1 if il ffpfjbjuf -. xx X V N vi idk l 9 aww' ,M 1 112.1 T lm c'27bLf7 1 vvlvvyr 'qyvy ' Back row: Earl Peterson, Arthur Rouch, James Fish, Dwight Hansen, Bob Graham, Her McCarthy, Morris Worl, Bernard Boysen. Front row: Vic Seidenberg, Dick Vaughn, Ernest Leyba, John Bowden, Fred Rockwell, John Q Pudlic, Jack Waltman. BASEBALL The baseball season of 1934 promises to be more successful than that of 1933. Four lettermen, Fred Rockwell, Earl Peterson, Morris Worl and Dick Vaughn, will form the nucleus of the team. The pitchers are Vic Seidenberg, Earl Peterson and John Pudlic, with Roy John' son and Warren McQuerry as relief hurlers. John Pudlic and james Fish are the catchers with Pudlic having the edge over his opponents. Jack Waltman, Fred Rock' well, Ernest Leyba and Earl Peterson form the infield. The outfield consists of Dwight Hansen, Dick Vaughn and Morris Worl. Capable reserves are Ambler, Bowden, McCarthy, Boysen, Graham, Rausch, Burns, Allison, Allen and Riddle. -The linefup for the first game of the 1934 season will be: ' Dick Vaughn. ................................,.,..,......,,................. . ............... center field Fred Rockwell ...... ......... s econd base John Pudlic .......... ............... c atcher Dwight Hansen ........ ......... l eft field Jack Waltman ....... ........ ii rst base Earl Peterson ......... .......... t hird base Bob Graham. .......... ........... r ight field Ernest Leyba ,..........,.. ......... s hort stop Vic Seidenberg .......... ............ p itcher John Boroden ......... ....... r ight field --.-.,M,,, 1 V 12' Qiffjf .I' ir ,1 I V Ji 113 A I fi Q4 1 ll T 1 E ,M B W1 4 5 i S 2 Ie 1? fr Jr if 'J 1319-iliwfifiifiTiff?- 3 ' F 1-fllili-lf-'llfsf fl7 f'TT' ' i M '- a-s-- i 7-'llliff S,-X . l I A acyl- K ll ,na 1 . QM Back row: John McSweeney, Paul Hadle, jack Waltman, john Speight, Bernard Boysen Front row: Norman Compton, Vic Seidenberg, Fred Rockwell, Dick Vaughn, Leyba, James Fish BASKETBALL The Basketball team, though not ranking high in the numerical standings, was a complete success from a Cowboy point of view, as it defeated East, our traditional rival, and North, who turned out to be state champions. The Cowboys lost several of their games by close margins. Their defeat of East was one of the most thrilling games of the season, with West winning in the last half minute of play. Norman Compton, sophomore center, was the leading scorer of the squad, which consisted mostly of Sophomores and Juniors. West West West West TEAM Bernard Boysen ..,..,... .,............... Norman Compton James Fish ....,.,.... Paul Hadle ...,..,... Ernest Leyba ,....,. John McSweeney ..,.... Fred Rockwell ,....,... Vic Seidenberg john Speight ,,..,. Dick Vaughn ..,,.... ......,...-....- jack Waltman ,.,... .,................,-.-, SCORES ,,,,,,,.11 South ...M24 West ,,,,,...17 North .....,..16 West 7 Manual 10 West ,,,,,..,12 East ......,16 West Guard Center Forward Center Forward Guard fCaptainj Guard Forward Center Forward .,.....,Guard 9 South ...,.....,.,.... 14 16 North ....,,........., 30 6 Manual 12 East ,....., ........ 1 1 , ,AW I L 1 1 u S f si I E tt I Ei Ei 1: E: rx. E. Q4 3 2 u m -. f u J D if VD 1 Q A x 4' ' v J W 7 S D 0 5 ff 'X 'S A . , N, -X f Z' , 4' A ee Q-Ll ' '. x r Q-' 4 v -ff f- 'yi X oe -. o 9 A N' 0 rx ' X Q ,cf A C, . 1 'il ' N Q lx IAV ry' 1 en 0 r 1 W U - Q ff a K 4 4k 12 K . gg up f W-Q,--.avr Bob Jones, Iere Honnecke, Elden Riddle, Dwight Ha lson, Harold Hitchman WW Tx1orr1s Lankolw1tz., George Cooper Arlynn Preston, Blanchard Shimel 3 'S 5 5 1 5 5' 5 1 W 5! fi Jr si do e e F3 ,R . Ei :K fl LQx3.......,r--e.,..,.,........mM.h,.,,e. W ,e do A. --Q.-7--1-f ..,... .1 ,Q -9 4. F'P 5 I KN' Back row: Chas. Gaskin, Carl Hinkle, Bob Cuddigan, Lawrence Stone, Leland Ginn, Norman Compton, Ed. Walters, Dave Dow, Russell Switzer, Cal Arthur, Allan Clevcnger, Chas. Olsen, Bob Stemnze. Middle row: Dick Sullivan, Alfred Nickell, Fred Chacon, Eppie Herrera, John Mescew, Ed Greeno, Iulius Gobel, Ed Pickard. Front row: Tom Gerbrick, Roy Hunt, Merl Reger, Les Allen, John Gaskin, Lloyd Sanchez, John Crane. TRACK ' Prospects for a track championship appear exceptionally good with four lettermen back and a horde of inexperienced but ambitious first year men. The veterans are Harry Hansen in the sprints and the 440, Bob Burgess in the 880, Gilbert Cruter, city champion in the high jump, Karl Fischer in the hurdles and Cal Arthur in the sprints. Others who look like sure point winners are Gaskin in the sprints, Compton, McSweeney and Olsen in the middlefdistances, Hinkle in the hurdles, Herrera in the mile and Fancher, Scherrer, Rogers, Allen and Nikkle in the field events. ' Y' T' 'fi' ' .g.....i' . .fg1'I.lfsTl,1f.L ,.l...,,'.' .,fj..Q . jf 'i'L'l'.'1M TMM'f'T T X H 'X 1 I 1 ,f 1 all Y '- 'f ,-f--Tfqfyv-frfff--f- '----f --v' - ' -' - ' A ,-, - - A- - - - sf :j,---'---f---'--Hs'----- A N - A gp: K i 5- JI' 'Tl Back row: Aline Newton, Estelle Kyper, Dorothy McCarty, Rita Carroll, Helen MacGregor, Ruth Mae Daniel, Esther Scheiffer, Loretta Potter, Mildred Westcott, Charlotte Noffsinger, Thelma Bingaman, Elaine Neff. Front row: Ellender Needham, Hazel Bannon, Lillian Anderson, Ethel Lefholz., June Keller, Jane York, Anne Miller, Mary Crane. GIRLS SPORTS Athletic honors and championships have been taken by the Sen1or girls this year The first sport in wh1ch they were successful was Tenn S1 June Keller defeated Margaret Jorgenson 1n the finals to win the champ1onsh1p 1n singles and to rece1ve the Tenn1s P1n presented by the G l Sports Club June Keller and Esther Sheiffer defeated Loretta Potter and Flore n in the doubles Speedball Volleyball and Basketball championships were all won by teams captained by June Keller SPEEDBALL L1ll1an Anderson Eleanora Johnson Helen MacGregor Charlotte Noffsmger Thelma Bmgaman June Keller Dorothy McCarty Loretta Potter Mary Crane Estelle Kyper Ellender Needham Esther Shellfer Ruth Mae Dan1el Ethel Lefholz Elaine Neff Mildred Westcott VOLLEYBALL Hazel Bannon Charlotte Noffsinger Loretta Potter Esther She1fl7er June Keller Dorothy McCarty Jane York BASKETBALL R1ta Carroll June Keller Aline Newton Jane York Mary Crane Anne M1ller Helen MacGregor X . . V . '- . . . 5 . 9 . L, f' ':.' 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THE SENIOR CLASS EXPRESS THEIR I ff SINCERE ORATITUDE TO I MISS EVELYN JONES, M U5 IVIAFT, I , ' M GEGRGE L. JENNINGS, ' M Q I MR CLIFFORD MOHR NIQWR. IQIARRY W. FORRES,T I K f AND WOM MR. SHIRLEY TAYLOR QW, 6, aw EOR THEIR UNTIRING EFFORTS X AND TO THE OONTRIEUTING CLUBS A FDR THEIR LOYAL CO-OPERATIGN IN MAKING THIS MEMORY ' BOOK POSSIBLE. I - W II A Welty K, RUR N i X X ,ff 'W iv, 'U 1,7 k MMA' Iv, , Q i J , J., J U I S ' Nj f ' V f I I jo all - 'Q , - - I 5 2,-I Q 0' N L U14 ' O I RA I I 1 I I 1 I I I I 11212 5 vf-3 ' 1 r i y, - A ,, ,N ig, K ,ag - . fp' bl i . . .Lf v- X., vi jx. ffl? 4 ' ', JF' .I 5 f-'avi' :MQ 7l1Q'a'w17 '!'1'-,gf J. 1.51 - V 1-fax 'f- , 'f., 'ff -: ' ' 2, - nw, , f 4. . . .vig 4, V in A .M E 3 - . ,nf ,- avi . . was v N31 fo 2 'fs 'P win: g. R, .A,- 3 v,' in 'F Q -:V ,WX I -