West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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For three years I, FRANK C. GRADE, have been in succession an insignificant freshman, an unnoticed sophomore, and an unimportant juniorp now as a pompous Senior, I am still just an ordinary student of neither A or E standing. I never had a chance to be a big shot, as Head Boy or a lettermang yet, like many others, I am sure I possess the necessary qualities. Probably I overestimate myself. Outside activities! A fellow would much rather major in sports, in some clubs, and in some dances than in English and social sciences. II tried for the different teamsp but never, except on one occasion, did I do other than sit in the bleachers. That one time I played a Wow of a game--I think, however, Tub apparently didn't appreciate my ability, for now I sit in the grandstand and yell with the cheer leaders-and some- times Without them. I've loved my teachers, fond and dear, especially the young supplies. I've strained my brain in the Math Club, trying to manipulate the slide rule, I've Worn out my shoe soles in the co-ed danc- ing classes and at the Y. on I-lobby Night, yet I step on my part- ner's toes. Of course my studies came first-sometimes. Fun! I've squired my best girl, ANN AVERAGE, to all the games, plays, and social hours. I'm proud of her because she was the first girl to buy a student ticket. I-Ier loyalty did help the school and didn't cramp my style or my pocket-book. I-Iere she comes now. I-Iey, Ann! What's that big book? It's the Annual. Isn't it keen looking? I hope to tell you! Let's sit down and read it. D O.K. Frank. Comfy now? We'll begin at the very first page.