West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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CLARK H. STONE Assistant Principal HILDEGARDE S. SWEET Dean of Girls STUDENT ADVISGRS Here are two people, Frank, whose jobs I wouldn't have for a giftl The kids lead them a wretched life. A person seldom sees their offices-especially Mr. Stone's -without some miscreants and their parents sitting be- fore the desks talking and sometimes crying. You know, Ann, l've been lazy and good-for-nothing as far as studies go, but l've never been mean. I can hold my head up with the best as far as being a gen- tleman goes, l'd hate to have a record that some of the boys have: it will never get them any place. They think now that they are cuties: they are the only ones who have that idea. We girls just hate fellows like that and won't go with them. l notice you boys don't date girls that are constantly in trouble. l should say not: they're nothing but gold-diggers. Coming back to Mrs. Sweet and Mr. Stone, l think they have to be administrators, advisers, censors, counselors, detectives, diplomats, disciplinarians, judges, modera- tors, personnel directors, psychiatrists, psychologists, public speakers, strategists, and tacticians all in one. And what is worse in being all these, they must be able, adroit, alert, clever, dignified, discreet, efficient, felicitous, firm, ingenious, judicious, just, long-suffering, open-minded, patient, poised, proficient, reliant, re- sourceful, self-controlled, tactful, tireless, understand- ing, unprejudiced. Boy! I had more than you did. Hooray for advanced comp.! l give in, Ann. But we just know the meanings of the words, and they have to be them and act them. True! The way these two people do act shows they understand every word we've said. Thirteen

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HOW me the man who is tired of life and I shall suggest a hobby. lf he likes solitude, there are books and music, if friends delight him, games and sports are fine. The nature lover may hike or drive to the haunts that interest him, the aesthete has the world of art to admire. With a position, some leisure time, a bit oi cash, and a hobby, who would care to be a king? 'la

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I I AMES AANDAHL Iudiciously Amorous CARLTON AYLARD Counts Atoms ELIZABETH C. BABCOCK Elucidates Classical Books FLOYD F. BAILEY Likes Funny Bugs I OSEPHINE S. BARTOSCH Iust Sews Beautifully HELEN U. BAYLISS Harasses Untidy Boys FLORENCE L. BILDERBACH Finds Love Beautiful ' ADA L. BRIGHT Always Lending Books OLIVIA BRINKER Obsession: Boats MYRA A. CARSON Manages All Carefully ELBERT F. CHAPMAN Eternally Finding Culprits lames Aandahl Carlton Aylard Elizabeth C. Babcock Floyd F. Bailey losephine S. Bartosch Helen U. Bayliss Florence Bilderbach Ada L. Bright CHARLES R' , I Olivia Brinker Myra A. Carson Elbert F. Chapman Charles R. Craven Cl1CIS1I'1g ROl11'1d COUHITIGS IULIA DALY MARY A. DODDS RUTH L. DOUGHERTY RALPH M. EASLEY LEWIS V. FERGUS ADA G. FOLTS HARRY W. FORREST 'WILLA S. GIRAULT P. PAUL GOURLAY LOIS GRIFFEY EDNA E. GUSTAFSON FACULTY Iudges Debates Makes Admirable Decisions Regulates Letter D's Really Manifests Earnestness Likes Vacation Fishing Admires Good Fiction Helps With Finances Will Smile Graciously lust Practices Gentlernanliness Loves Grease-paint Expresses Easy Grace EDITH B' HAMILTQN Iulia Daly Mary A. Dodds Ruth L. Dougherty Ralph M. Easley , , Lewis V. Fergus Ada G. Folts Harry W. Forrest Willa S. Girault Elucldales Boclkkeeplng Hazards I. Paul Gourlay Lo' G i fey Edna E. Gustafson Edith B. Hamilton Fourteen - ilk MEIN xx