West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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We 5 l fr'i . fi ., V11 lx I 'l 1 ' , All fi f ts 5 F.: S? ' a Third Row: C. Martinez. B. I-Ianes. F. Kennedy, Second Row: A. Bergstrom, G. Nlusgrove. G. Sickler. D. Thompson. I. Libert. L. Larson. First Row: Cv. Jensen. D. Rosen, D. Smith. T. Tiillman, V. Tomlin, B. Kilheffer. V. Washburn. Domestic Arts Club li OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester DORIS SMITH ee,.eo..,.o, ,B .... - ,.,.... ,....,, P resident .......... C.- ......V... BLANCHE KILHEFFER GLADYS JENSEN ....,.....,...,.........,.,....,... Vice-President ........... . ......... LUCILE LARSON BLANCI-I KILHEFFER. ,,.,,,,,,, Y ,,,,,,,, D ,,,,,,,,,, Sefrefdfy ..,..,.. .. .,.,..., ,...,.. G LADYS JENSEN DOROTHY ROSEN ,,,,,,,,,,,, C ,,.,,,.,, . ,,,,,,, Treasurer ,...,,, .,,... ..,.,. V E RDENE TOMLIN GRACE MUSGROVE .................................,.. Hostess ............,........... , ................... DORIS SMITH Sponsors: IVIRS. .IOSEPHINE BARTOSCHJ MRS. HESTER HOLADAY. Motto: Modesty, Justice. Charity, Sociability. One of the oldest girls' clubs in West, the Domestic Arts Club, is active in promoting many of the social and school affairs. The purpose of the club is to develop the personality of the members and to help them to become more charming girls and women. There are many traditional activities during the club yearg two of them are the semi-annual rose initiation for new members. and the Mother-Daughter Banquet in the spring. During the year many prominent men and women give valuable addresses at the meetings. Included in the club's social calendar this year were a mountain outing, the boy-friend party, a box supper, an ice-skating frolic, and several picnics. Alta Bennett Audrey Bergstrom Wilma Frederick Blanche Hanes Gladys Jensen Pat Kelly MEMBERS Blanche Kilheffer Fern Kennedy Lucille Larson Ida Libert Helen Manion Corrinne Martinez Grace Musgrove Cirayce McDonnell Janet Perlman Dorothy Rosen Mabel Schmelzle Doris Smith 96 Grace Sickler Della Thompson Verdene Tomlin Thelma Tillman Virginia Washburn

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' T :.. 5TiT'i- il! if Fourth Row' H Fancher E Wallace E Pickard Mr G Third Row: E. Underwood, B. Jones. J. Thomas, J. Wise. B. LeFevre, M. Lewis, . Wilson, Second Row: A. Nikkel, R. Cuddigan, J. Hampton. D. Sullivan, G. Dorman, W. Clup, B. Shimmel. First Row: K. Euler. B. DuRoy. H. McCarthy, F. Lardent, F, DuPriest, G. Perry, W. Mcllvain, D. Sampson. I-li-Y Club OFFICERS EARL WALLACE ...... .......................... ....................... P r esident FRANK LARDENT .... ........... . . ......... Vice-President JACK THOMAS ........... .................... ........ S e cond Vice-President ROBERT JONES ......................................................................... Secretary GLEN DORMAN ..................... ................................................. T reasurer Sponsor-MR. J. P. GOURLAY The purpose of this organization is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Semi-monthly meetings of the Hi-Y are held at the Y. M. C. A. Promi- nent Denver men speak to the boys on various phases of life and its interests. The Initiation this year was held in the mountains: and during the year a dance, sponsored by the Hi-Y, proved to be a social success. The Hi-Y basket- ball team has won the championship of the metropolitan area for two conse- tive years. The club joined with the Girl Reserves in giving a Christmas party for the needy children of the neighborhood. The Hi-Y also meets With the Reserves on Wednesday evenings after school at the Y. W. C. A. to learn dancing, dramatics, arts, and handicraft. MEMBERS Ray Baber Ralph Carr Robert Cuddigan William Culp Glen Dorman Fielden Du Priest Robert Du Roy Keith Euler Henry Fancher Roy Foster Jack Hampton Robert Jones William LeFevre Frank Lardent Mervin Lewis Herbert McCarthy Lee Mcllvain Alfred Nikkel George Perry Ed Pickard Dale Sampson Blanchard Shimmel Dick Sullivan Jack Thomas 95 Earl Underwood Earl Wallace Duane Wheeler Billy Wilson Jimmie Wise Paul Zingheim AF l l l ,O ' 2 I

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Second Row: R. Russell, R. Brady, M. Roller, G. Downs, N. Compton. M. Millikin, E. Swearns. W. Sampson, First Row: H. Montague. S. Garlett, I. Libert, D. Burger, Miss Griffey, K. Desserich, C. Trujillo, I.. Heggenberger. Masqueraders OFFICERS IDA LIBERT .................. ........................... ..,....,... P r esident KATHRYN DESSERICH ........,... ...........,,.,...............,....,...,.,. V ice-President MARCIA MILLIKIN ............................................,...,..... Secretary-Historian Sponsor-MISS LOIS GRIFFEY One of the most exclusive clubs in the school is the Masqueraders, West's Drama Society. Membership in the club is limiited to twenty-five students who show dramatic ability. After trying out, the candidate is voted upon by the club with regard to character, interest in dramatics, and scholarship. The dramatic ability of the applicant is determined by the sponsor and her com- mittee. New members must undergo public humiliations for a Week previous to the painful process of initiation. The main activity of the club is a one three-act play given in the spring. The club must be prepared to render service to the school in the way of drama- tic presentations Whenever it is called upon. In the annual speech conference at Denver University in the spring the Masqueraders represented West. MEMBERS Jennie Berger Geraldine Downs Howard Montague Eloise Swearns Ruby Brady Shirley Garlett Mabel Roller Bob Taylor Dorothy Burger Lloyd Heggenberger Robert Russell Cleo Trujillo Norman Compton Ida Libert Walden Sampson Kathryn Desserich Marcia Millikin Clark Smith 97 li' l y l l rl K P l