West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)
- Class of 1938
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M ,ff A ' ,fn -V .v fzfffwfffwww J 1 ' 3 9' +53 1'-A-1-X My--1 , A ,, ffQ 1f3gWM0if gg, -, Jef pd' 'A 9 ,- M Lg, :FU Www. 'v,,fffdw'f'ffW ' K .Xf 5 ., Qzwfyfff W A f 'M'r :lf L k Gig ' 4 Q ' Q f ? 5 . p' . 5 91' If fy A , 5' if cj. V .I ,. If: as JF K, ,INK z N w The dmalgamafed iff e- High Studio DR. ALEXANDER I. STODDARD PRESIDENT V7 MMM 9E5f'M MW Wm' ., Studio W p1'eSe11.'lS A Drama of Real Life v K .ny 1 wg M -,-:: '?7' nupmq .mm lux' 4 ,TY - W I tlr Q, .H 11 m n-,NA A . 1 X Q f A eryp M lgf' .X P, Y X ' zm'Wh GP M mn! f' and Real Youth Seven The Class of 1938 presents We twa d- Ho Eight kph 5 'Q In appreciation to SAM R. HILL For his unbounded energy and practical ideas, We, the Class of 1938, dedicate this Annual. ln him We have again a principal who personifies the demo- cratic spirit of education, Wherein the individual is most important. His ability to make friends with both pupils and teachers has endeared him to us. 'We hope that West will continue to be the lucky recipi- ' ent of his able leadership. Nine Storewvrd This year's WESTWARD l-IO attempts to catch and hold the drama of nine months of work and play, success and defeat. l-lere your Scenario Department has tried to place, in permanent graphic form, the action, the color, the gla- mour, and the high comedy produced by two thousand lives brought together daily in a spirit of hope and enthusiasm. You will find in these pages the records of our successful productions and our box-office flops. In them you will meet the directors and the cast, the stars and the poor little stand- ins, and the fans. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is here, and the somewhat lesser but still important Actors' Guild. We have kept the records of the stunt men. The .Associated Enterprises all Cwe hopel are shown. The publicity men, the cameramen, the Executive Board, and even our own Board of Censorship are present. We bring you once more our hard.-working Casting Directors fwho not only cast, but sometimes cast outl. We give you the four out- standing performers of the year, and the six highest-paid stars. For every department of a big producing studio has in West High its counterpart. And now, our new Producer has made his bow. The scene is set, everybody is in his place, and the show is on. Lightsl Sound! Camera! ACTKDN! Ky Way of fxplanation Amalgamated Five-High Studios .......,.,............,. Denver Public High Schools President ..........,...A...........................................,........, Superintendent Stoddard Vice-President in charge ot production .,V,......V.............,...,..,..,. Principal Hill Casting Directors - S Assistant Principal, Clark H. Stone 2 Dean ot Girls, Mrs. Hildegard S. Sweet Directors ....,............. ...................,,,..............,,.................... T he Faculty The Players ,.,.,,.., ..,...,,.... Students Stars ..,..............,.......,l Featured players .....,.. Supporting cast .,.,.,,.. Stand-ins ..........,..... Studio W ....,.,.., Studio M .,.... Studio E ,,,.,.. Studio S .......................... Studio N ......,,,.,,.,,,...,......... Scenario Department ......,.. Publicity Department ....,..... Cutting Department ......... . ..,..l.,. Seniors ....,....,.,,,,luniors .........Sophomores Freshmen .,..,,...,.....West High .,,.,,,..Manual High .............East High ..........South High ,....,....North High .,..............,.....Annual Board .........,.Bodeo CNeWspaperl Staff Iennings and Printers Art Department v,................,..........., ..............,...... M r. Allen and Classes Music Production Department ........ .,...... Cameramen .,........,..................... Associated Enterprises .,........ Academy of Arts ........,.... Actors Guild ............. Executive Board ..,.,..,.,, Players' Union ................. Board oi Censorship ..,....... Stunt Men ..............i.....,... Outstanding Performers ....,.... Highest-paid Stars ............... The Fans ..............,.......,... ., Additional Attractions ...,..,. Bands, Orchestras, Glee Clubs . ........,. Mr. Taylor and Assistants ,,...,.,...Student Organizations .....,...National Honor Society CLocal Honorj .......Student Interest Committee ...............,....,,,...Siudent Council ......,,....,..............Student Court .......l-lead Boys and Head Girls .............,..Senior Class Officers .........Supporters of the Annual ..,.....Candid Camera Shots Eleven ziw x . A, A a .-,Lg r' -fs 'As' Z 'Q Sam Z Hill Production fa mm, 1 ,Q w 1 ss 1 f Q :sw xx B za .,n, W Twelve gn ms am ss a E as A Kgs ss gs m gs gm Q mm nu K, . ,A Q mgxm A 5 nw-3 H: mi K. EQ? ggi an sm ss CASTING DIRECTORS A triend, guide, and counselor to all who seek his aid is Clark H. Stone. His ready and inexhaustible Wit, his broad-minded solutions ot problems, and his eagerness to know and help have made him a general favorite. Throughout his progressive ideas one thought is paramount, obviously expressed in every- thing he does . . . One learns by living and lives what is being learned. The social arbiter of West, Mrs. Hildegard S. Sweet is appreciated equally for her gracious poise, her keen insight into human and educational problems, and her deep understanding of troubled and maladiusted students. Her guid- ing philosophy is, What is the best thing tor the student? Thirteen Fourteen OUR DIRECTORS IAMES AANDAHL Social Studies , ww I L xx ON F ,ff t ,J 11 ,X 47 RUTH ANDERSON Records Clerk CARLTON AYLARD Physics ELIZABETH C. BABCOCK Latin LLOYD E. BAILEY Biology IOSEPHINE S. BARTOSCH Home Economics HELEN U. BAYLISS Maihemaiics FLORENCE BILDERBACK Secretary ADA L. BRIGHT Library Clerk OLIVIA BRINKER English MYRA A. CARSON Biology E. F. CHAPMAN Physical Education BARBARA D. COUDEN Spanish OUR C. R. CRAVEN Commercial JULIA DALY English MARY A. DODDS English RUTH DOUGHERTY Physical Educaiion RALPH M. EA SLEY Social Studies L. V. FERGUS Mathematics FLORENCE PICKETT FOLTZ Librarian DIRECTORS HARRY W. FORREST Machine Shops MABEL R. FORD English MARY GARGAN Spanish WWA, ' if .0 mf 4Qf fH lg' 'i ghs 5 PAUL GOURLAY Commercial LOIS GRIFF EY Dramaiics A E, GUSTAFSON Librarian Sixteen OUR DIRECTORS EDITH B. HAMILTON Ccmmercicxl LLOID B. IONES FLORENCE S. HARPER Social Studies IOSEPHINE HARVEY Commercial English LULU M. KING Commercial MARIE LANDEN LORENA M. HOCKING English jj . KX , x A xyxf .fm English VLQQQA' DOROTHY LEPPEH jg Nurse VX Isl me t GEORGE L. IENNINGS Printing Jf ri ROSE M. LON GAN BERTHA M. lONES Finance Clerk Art Attendance Clerk EVELYN G. lONES Home Economics EMILY E. MARRS English 3 OUR DIRECTORS VINNIE MARSHALL Home Economics EDGAR R. MEYER Electricity 'WALDO S. MILLER Woodworking CLIFFORD F. L. MOHR Science NEWTON C. MORRIS Social Studies MARY W. MURRAY Social Studies LUCILLE O'DEA Social Studies I 1 - f .123 V C ETHEL T. ODGERS ELMORE P. MOORE R. O. T. C. FRANCES K. MOORE Social Studies f f figfvzf'-fC49749'9C' Social Studies MARY OLSON Social Studies ff EARL A. PAUL M Kzpbalagf fzy Physical Education MAX T. MOORE Commercial LOUISE S. PECK French Seventeen OUR DIRECTORS MABEL S. RANDALL Physical Education ELLA WALKER SNYDER Home Economics CYRIL D. REED Mathematics CLARK H. STONE Assistani Principal as sa S8 is ISABEL M. REID Spanish ZJMIW MW' IEQEGARD S. SWEET M ' Dean of Girls Wei! FRED L. RINNE General Shop S. R. TAYLOR Chemistry TOE L. SCAVOTTO Mathematics VERA G. THOMPSON English H. H. SESS Mechanical Drawing GRACE W. TRIPLER Commercial ' HELTON NORTON C. B. TRUSTMAN d Music Eighteen OUR DIRECTORS I, WARREN TURN ER Music D. VAN LANDINGHAM Mathematics RUTH R. WAGNER English STEWART T. WALTON Social Studies EDWARD I. WATSON Auto Mechanics JF 1 A H .1 ADDED ATTRACTIONS x , H, , ' I f7.h-v 'Y' .L 611 , .1 . ,-' r ,, ri -gl, WILFOHD 1-1,,w6oDY Social Siudics GRACE E. ZORN Social Studies Nineteen 49 'L JN... My , D gain: V J' 'sw .KX X '39 K if X W k , F , . M., ,.,.- lvf I -' Zll A - 1 ar Xe z 'Z' Q ,DI ' f .zma Z f fffff Hi' fi E, K f, !. Wee P aye Twenty-one THE STARS The Highest-paid Stars of the Year 1938 A First Semester s President .,.................................. Maurice Smock Vice-President ,..... .,..,. W anda Wilson Secretary ..............,............,....,.,, Kenneth Hobbs Maurice's executive ability already war- ranted him a high position in school affairs. His clever and humorous speech won him Maurice Smock Wanda Wilson Kenneth Hobbs Twenty-two great applause. As Senior President he was a conscientious and interesting leader. Wanda Wilson was the feminine view- point of the officers. She assisted a great deal in the plans for the Stars' Party, and her personality is always a welcome addition to any group. She had already held a number of positions in various clubs. Kenneth Hobbs, a letterman and popular young man, was our Secretary. A member of Spur and an outstanding student, he was a popular choice. ' Second Semester President .......................................i Iames Keisler A r Vice-President ..,... ....... .l....... H a rold Haddon Secretary ......,......,,...............,..... Barbara Weiss Iames Kiesler, already active in other school organizations, was elected President. As Editor of the Rodeo, he showed signs of , ability. He helped a great deal with the plans for Graduation Exercises. Harold Haddon, a brilliant student and let- terman, was our Vice-President. Ordinarily a retiring and modest fellow, Harold showed real leadership on occasion, and served as an able second to lames. Barbara Weiss, our Secretary, was promi- nent also in many other associated enter- prises. The only girl among the officers, she fs nevertheless ably represented the feminine viewpoint, and was a participant in many policy-forming discussions, besides serving in her capacity as Secretary. Four years ago the first members of the 1938 company of stars timidly into Studio W. As stand-ins for a year, they had a chance to learn rules of the game, and develop the characteristics of good troupers. The next year they helped boost a championship football team on to vic- tory, and helped install and pay for the big public address system of Studio W, as members of the cast. Last year they had become featured players, and were responsible for many of Studio W's most conspicuous successes. As the year drew to a close, they joined in grateful farewell ceremonies with which Studio W bade farewell to its honored Vice-President in charge of production, Mr. Harry V. Kepner. And with a new year came a new Vice-President to Studio W. With the seasoned stars of '38 in the lead, spirit has reached a new high, and innova- tions too numerous to mention have been started. And so . . . time . . . marches ON! THE STARS DOROTHY MAE ABBOTT: An all around good sport. Girls' Sports Club, Big D, Gold D. ROBERTA BARNES: California, here I corne. EDNA MAE BARR: Happy-go-lucky, full of fun, pep and ability, all in one. FRANCES L. ADAMS: She thinks not of one, but of all. Iunior Guard. MILDRED BARROWS: All work and no play makes a very dull day. Pre-Medios Club. NORMA ANN BASSETT: Her gaiety is held in reserve, while her ability and intelligence shine brightly. BERNARD ALLEN: Always willing to lend a helping hand. Camera Club, Spur. LEO BAXTER: Oh, he twangs the guitar with the greatest of ease! IUNE LOUISE BEAMER: A smile that drives the blues away, plus personality and pep. National Honor Society, Spur, Finance Committee, Rustlers, Fifty-fifty Club, Godey Club, Iunior Escort, Girl Reserves, Big Sister, Student Coun- cil, Operetta, Annual Board, Play Festival. CHRIS ALLISON: He has a Word for it. VILLETTA IEANNIE BECKER: Contented with little, cheer- ful with more. Rodeo Staff. ELLSWORTH BELL: This quiet boy certainly dislikes Ornnes Gallia. DONALD ALVARADO: He who speaketh seldom gener- ally speaketh wisely. Spur, Stage Craft Club iltffanagerl. HENRY BERGMAN: The devil is a sissy-beside me. I-Ii-Y Club, Boosters, Drum and Bugle Corps. ABE BERNSTEIN: He never troubles work until work troubles him. Service Club. IOI-IN ARANDA: Look out! That Wire's hot! Stage Craft Club, Track, Spur. IOHN BERRY: A big little man, like Columbus and Na- poleon. HAROLD BERSCHE: Why don't you grow up and see rne some time? D Club, Basketball, French Club. IUNE BANNON: Mightly mite of the athletic sisterhoocw Girls' Sports Club, Pre-Medics Club. W ,w-4J-Ufb NAYDENE RUTH BISHOP: What do I care about an an- cient history date, When I can have a modern one at a quarter after eight? Girl Reserves, Pre-Medics Club, Iunior Escort, Godey Club, Big Sister, Carnera Club, Play Festi- val, Annual Board, Spur, National Honor Society, Fifty- fifty Club. dv QM,0.9. ,UAW- ARCHIE H. BITTNER: Topping old chap, 1 eau . Rodeo Staff, R.O.T.C. Twenty-three T' Twenty-fo ur THE STARS TWILA EDITH BLACK: Tall, dark, and refined. What more could one ask? Girl Reserves, Pre-Medios Club. IUNE BOGARD: l'm' not a flirtg I'm just good-natured. Rustlers, Godey Club, lunior Escort, Girl Reserves, Spur. IOHN W. BURCI-I: Have you ever been a target for lohn's sharpshooting snapshots? Camera Club, Radio Club, Na- ture Club. FREDERIC WILLIAM BOI-IL: Individuality may be con- cealed. FRANCES MARIE BOILLOT: . . . nor name her but to praise. Spur. FRANK AR BU :, Scott was Wrong: here is the last minstrel. d, estra, appella Choir, Dance Or- char LEST 1 Since when is muscle to be scorned, yktrength igned? Swimming, Wrestling. A 'fl INA ELEANOR BOYCE: A friend is a master- piec of life. Rustlers, Girl Reserves. EDITHMARIE BURGER: Her interests are extra-mural. Camera Club. WILLIAM ROBERT BOYD: Dots and dashes, and lots of flashes-of What? Fifty-fifty Club. WARREN BRADLEY: He certainly makes a dull class brighter. ROBERTA BURGER: Her friends? Many. Her foes? Few. Girls' Sports Club, Big D, Gold D, Godey Club ilbresidentl, Iunior Guard, Fifty-fifty Club. ROTI-IY L. BROSE: A bright-haired lassie Who is gra- cious in her smile and friendliness. Masqueraders, Cos- mopolitan Youth Forurn, Girl Reserves Gode Club, S ur 1 Y P 1 National Honor Society, Needlework Guild, Iunior Guard, Big Sister. MARGARET L. BRECKENRIDGE: A petite, demure miss, with just the right proportions of dignity and mischief. S.O.S., Girl Reserves. ISABEL MAE BURGESS: Exceptional in intelligence, en- thusiastic in friendship. S.O.S., Rustlers, Editor of Book, Iunior Escort, Typing Medal, Bible Study Club, Spur, National Honor Society. RUTH BROSSMAN: The best things in life are free-and easily overlooked. IONE BROWN: Never let Worry worry you. Girl Reserves. BILLIE BARBARA BUSSEY: . . . or, if you like, Brisk, Bon- nie, Blithesorne. SAM BUCKSTEIN: A Well ted man does not believe in hunger. Football. DOROTHY LOUISE BUECKERMAN: A bad-for us-case oi reserve. Girls' Sports Club, Big D, Godey Club lTreas- urerl, Iunior Guard, Fifty-fifty Club. GERTRUDE FRANCES CAIN: There is no limit to her good deeds. Pre-Medics Club, French Club, three Typing Cer- tificates. ' THE STARS NANCEY CALLEN: The friendship that makes the least noise is very often the most satisfying. FRANK CLINTON CHASE: Silence is golden-or is it? Pen Ramblers, Service Club, Honorable Mention in Sons of the Revolution Essay Contest. I. MYRON CHASE: Sterling virtues never dazzle the eyes. GENEVIEVE CAPRA: When we put much into life, we get much out oi it. Rodeo Staff, ,Girls' Sports Club, Gold D, Fifty-fifty Club, Glee Club. SUSAN MARIE CHAVEZ: Laughing eyes and a fl shing smile. Godey Club. FERN M. CHERRINGTON: Works without a sigh: rates among the high. lunior Escort, Spur, National Honor Society. FRANK B. CAREY: A speedy lad who runs in circles on spring afternoons. Track, CLetterman, Medall, Spur, Mas- que-raders, Operetta. . MARGUERITE CHURCH: A gay lass never in want of friends. R. ALBERT CIBULKA: They say brains will win over brawn, but what do I care? I have both. Nature Study Club, Spur. CARL CARLSON: Good nature is always a success. FRED I. CLARK: Who says value is measured by size? Track, Booster Club, Student Council, Student Interest Committee, Drum and Bugle Corps. ROBERT REED CLARK: Small, but every inch a gentle- man. Cosmopolitan Youth Forum, Rodeo Staff, Service Club, Masqueraders, Senior Play, Masqueraders' Play, Perfect Four Years Attendance. .Q ' IACK LAWRENCE CARLTON: Built like Adonis, sings like Eddy, to offer his service he's always ready. Operettas, Baseball, Hi-Y Club, Fitty-fifty Club, Service Club, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir. ANITA E. CLAXTON: A pocket edition of cheerfulness. Fifty-fifty Club, Art Club, Girl Reserves, Big Sister, A Cap- pella Choir. MARY CLEMENTS: Modesty exceeded only by real worth. Pre-Medics Club, Student Council, Camera Club, Iunior Escort, Spur. CHARLES CARROLL: His future lies in the life of an artist. ESTELLE DOROTHY COVILLO: Light as a feather on her feet: she's a girl you really should meet. Iunior Escort, Godey Club, Glee Club, Art Club, Spur. CARL GEORGE CRIBARI: Conspicuously inconspicuous. Student Council, Rotary Club, Spur. ELAINE MARIE CAVANAUGH: Where words are scarce, they are seldom spent in vain. Girls' Sports Club, Big D, lunior Escort, Big Sister, Girl Reserves, French Club. DOROTHY M. CUNNINGI-IAM: Short on stature but long on ability. After-school sports. CLIFFORD DAVIS: The best throw of the dice is away. Twenty-five THE STARS PEGGY LOU DEAN: Highly intelligent, and taking oppor- tunities to prove it. Pre-Medics Club, Drama Club, Orches- tra, Rodeo Staff, Spur, Shafroth Contest. LUCILLE H. DELANEY: Her nimble fingers are surpassed only by her charm. Girl Reserves, Cosmopolitan Youth Forum, Radio Operator, Operetta, All-city Orchestra, State Solo Champion for the Piano, Iunior Guard, Spur, National Honor Society. AGNES MARIE DRISCOLL: The Way of life is lighted. GERALD DICKINSON: A friend to everybody and every- body's friend. HELEN DILL: Graceful and well-poised, yet possessed of a rare sweetness. lunior Guard. MARIE V. DURFEE: She is just the quiet kind, whose vir- tues never vary. Cosmopolitan Youth Forum, Bible Study Club, Fifty-fifty Club, Spur, lunior Escort. MILDRED A. DILL: Cute and blonde, of her you'd be fond. IESSE DILLAHUNTY: Oh, for the life of a bachelor! Hi-Y Club, Fifty-fifty Club, D Club, Annual Board, lunior Class Officer, Football, Basketball lCaptain and most valuable playeri. RUBY DURFEE: Graduates in 1939. LORRAINE DINSMORE: So rare, you put the sparkle in old West High. Girl Reserves, Godey Club, lunior Escort, Rustlers. IEANETTE DODGE: She speaks, behaves, and acts just as she ought. Masqueraders, Camera Club. DAVID DURRILL: Troubles are to him like the giant Go- liath was to David of Israel. Fencing Club, Camera Club. KATHLEEN IULIA DOLLAGHAN: Known for her deeds, not her words. Spur. FRED DOPPELMAYR: He conquers all obstacles in a straightfomrard way. Cosmopolitan Youth Forum, Head Boy. ' IRVING EISEN: Gently does it: make haste slowly. LOUETTA GLADYS DOPPELMAYR: Charm, Wisdom, and grace. Could there be more? Art Club, Student Council, Spur, Iunior Escort. KATHLEEN DORSEY: Love is sweet-at times. Girl Re- serves, Rustlers, Godey Club, lunior Escort, A Cappella Choir. WANDA EVELYN EISIMINGER: 'Tis the answer, 'tis the end and all of living. WILLIAM LEON DOTSON: Witli a smile on my lips. Fifty- fifty Club, Hi-Y Club. KATHRYN MADGE DOUGLASS: Laughter and depend- ability are mine. S. O. S., Girl Reserves, Rustlers, Student Council, Godey Club, lunior Guard. RUTH ELLIOTT: Fairies and she have much in common. Art Club. Twenty Sv- 'D ef - fi? H Mrs ffgeff THE STARS IOHN ENLOW: Fun-seeker, lun-finder, fun-maker. BOB FLIEGER: At athletics a whiz, that's what Bob is. Football lCaptainl, Basketball, D Club, Fifty-titty Club. I-IAZEL M. FOUTS: Quiet in her own sweet way. Godey Club. CLIFFORD M. EPPERSON: He keeps the teachers jump- ing with his impishness. Basketball, Math Club. DORIS TRENT FOWLER: To be happy is better than to be wise. Iunior Guard. VICTOR A. FRANK: Little man-what now? Art Club. HARRIET M. ETHERIDGE: She reminds one of a poem, but only she may hear it. IACK FRISHMAN: He's tops. Booster Club, Drum and Bugle Corps, French Club, Tennis, R. O. T. C. SHIRLEY IEAN FULLER: Known by everyone in school, she observes the Golden Rule. IEAN IOAN FABIAN: Work is no obstacle in her pathway to happiness. Girls Sports Club, Big D, Gold D, Junior Guard, Godey Club. FLORENCE ELIZABETH GATHERIDGE: F lowers that bloom in the spring are no fairer. Girl Reserves. LeROY GAUTI-IIER: A noble heart is this. SAM H. FELD: Now if my eloquence would only do chem- istry. Track, Football, Baseball, Spur, Student Council. DUDLEY GELWICK: No passa da English. NINA VELETTA GELWICK: A good word and a smile for everyone. I-IERMAN H. FELDMAN: Me-and Pagliacci. Glee Club, Debate Club, Spur. HARRY GILLIAM: Fun lor all and all for fun. BESSIE GIVENS: I am sure care is an enemy of life. ALICE W. FELTON: Her voice and manner are ever soft and gentle. Library Staff, Needlework Guild Pin. MAYBELLE GOLD: Readin,' writin', and 'rithrnetic aren't all that count in lite. SYLVIA EDITH GOLDMAN: Her silence and dignity call for respect. Library Staff. Twenty-seven K Y ,.-,t Twenty-eight THE STARS LORRAINE RUTH GORMAN: Fire and the heart of man are mysteries. Girls' Sports Club, Girl Reserves. VERA GRAFF: Sweet, petite, and small, just like a kewpie doll. Art Club, Girl Reserves, Pre-Medics. RAMONA IOSEPHINE l-IAYNES: Happy-go-lucky, fair, and free, never a thing does bother me-except the boys. Big Sister. BETTY IANE GRAHAM: She takes advantage of disad- vantages. S. O. S., Fifty-fifty Club, Godey Club, Iunior Escort, Big Sister, Art Club. MARGARET LOU GRAUEL: Sixty-one and one-half inches ot mirth and mischief. Girl Reserves, Pre-Medics Club, Glee Club, S. O. S., Library Staff, Nature Study Club, Fifty- fifty Club. BOB HEGGENBERGER: Faint heart never won fair lady. -Shakespeare. Booster Club, Art Club, Finance Commit- tee, Math Club. IOHN GREGORY: This package marked value received. HELEN B. GROVE: Surmounting obstacles is small work for her. Godey Club, lunior Escort, Spur, National Honor Society. ARDYCE HENDRICKSON: Armed with friends. Debate Club, Pre-Medics Club, Girl Reserves, Big D. AVALON YVONNE GUILD: l don't know where l'I'1'l go- ing, but l'm on my way. Masqueraders, Fifty-titty Club, HAROLD G. HADDON: Track, Tennis, Basketball, D Club, Spur, National Honor Society, Rotary Club, Math Club, Vice-President oi Senior Class, Service Club, Student Council. FRED HENDRICKSON: Records tell, not words. FRANCES HAGLUND: Believe it or not-that blonde hair and intelligence belong to the same girl. Girl Reserves, Masqueraders CSecretaryJ, Masquerade-rs Play, Cosmo- politan Youth Forum, Assembly Committee, Student Coun- cil, Spur. LEONA LEE HANDELMAN: Of steady temperament. Pre- Medics Club, Operetta, Play Festival, Godey Club, Spur, National Honor Society, French Club, Rustlers, Big Sister, Camera Club, lunior Escort, Kepner Gold Medal for Speech. EDWARD A. HENLEY: To study is to live, but to live is not always to study. Service Club, Math Club. EDWARD HANSEN: A man among men, yet a friend to the women. ALICE HANSTEIN: Ravines are but ditches to her. Rust- lers, Godey Club, lunior Guard, Big Sister, French Club, Spur. AM an lb ELSIEQQYE ES RD: A ays peppy and r dy to go. Oper tt, , A Cappella Choir, Girl Reserves. RUTH MARION HARBIN: Her virtue is racefulness Girl g . Reserves, Cosmopolitan Youth Forum, Needlework Guild Pin, Operetta. PRISCILLA HARMON: Not very tall, but admired by all. Girls' Sports Club, Pre-Medios Club. ANNABEL HICKMAN: There is no end to the good one person can do. Rustlers. THE STARS FRANCES CORRINE HILL: Let's all sing. Operetta, A Cappella Choir, Girl Reserves, Pre-Medios Club. DOUGLAS HOPKINS: l'd like to be energetic and helpful. Fifty-titty Club. ELMER HOUTSMA: Ever ready, lohnny-on-the-job, and other expressions of dependability. Student Council, Hi-Y Club, Service Club. GERTRUDE LENORE HIRSCH: At last we know the mean- ing of comradeship. ALMA HOWE: If ever a girl was full of fun, I'm sure you'll find that this is the one. Rustlers. LEONARD HURST: Strong minds develop in strong men. KENNETH HOBBS: If smiles were money-they'd call him Wall Street. Football, Fifty-fifty Club, Math Club, D Club, Spur, National Honor Society. ALICE ELLEN IENSEN: 'Tis a privilege to attend West, with Alice there. S. O. S., Spur, Iunior Escort. CHARLES P. IOHNSON: Works of worth come from months of study. Bible Study Club, R. O. T. C. DOROTHY ANITA HOFFMAN: Her smiles are fairer far than dreams. EMILY ELIZABETH IOHNSON: A blue-eyed blonde, sweet and lair: natural, too. Isn't that rare? Fifty-fifty Club, Godey Club, lunior Guard, Spur, National Honor Society. HELEN IOHNSON: Never a dull moment. Rustlers, Girl Reserves. ANNE LUCILLE HOKE: Her beauty also goes beneath the surface. Rustlers, Girl Reserves, Nature Study Club. EVAN L. IONES: Iones-common name. Evan-rare per- son. Hi-Y Club, Math Club, Student Council, Tr ck, Rotary Club. BETTY IUNE IORDAN: Intelligently she thin js, wisely she speaks. Camera Club, Rodeo Staff, Masqueraders, Iunior Escort, Spur, National Honor Society. CONSTANCE HOLDER: Polished with manners. RUBY WlLLETTE KEMRY: Sweet and lovely. Band, A Cappella Choir, Orchestra, Spur, Iunior Escort. ul. ,.. MARY DELL KENNEDY: One girl in a million-lots of ability, dependability, and brown eyes that laugh. Iunior Guard, Big Sister. 7 Y 'fu -I ROBERT H. HONLEY: Aside from the uniform, there are the brown eyes. R. O. T. C., Annual Board. IAMES KIESLER: A wise man thinks before he speaks, and then speaks well. Fifty-fifty Club, Hi-Y Club, Operetta, Rodeo Editor, Baseball, Student Council, Student Court, Student Interest Committee, Service Club, Spur, Kiwanis Contest. LOIS KILLHAM: Taken-ain't it a shame? Fifty-fifty Club, Girl Reserves. . Twenty-nine t I ie Thirty THE STARS GENEVA MARIE KIRBY: Carefree, and not too fond ot study. Big Sister, Perfect Attendance Record. DOROTHY KIRK: Her greatest joy is dancing. Always in high spirits. GERALDINE NORMA LEE: Be good, sweet maid, and let those who will be clever. HAROLD S. KLEINER: Alias Caruso. Operetta, Tennis. IANICE KLUGE: Like a bright ray ot sunshine. SHERIL LEONARD: He has a way with him-one that brings friends to him. RUBY KNAPP: Full of life and youth and health. Art Club, Big Sister, Student Council, lunior Escort, Spur, Na- tional Honor Society. ' HAROLD I. KRAUT: No bracket to hold up a stack of books, but still-a thinker. IACOB LERNER: A spirit of ambition will always win. Baseball, Tennis. RUTH KRAUT: Man is nature's sole mistake. Play Festi- val, Godey Club, Big Sister, Spur, Iunior Escort. FRED KREYER: Reasoning is rnan's highest power. SAM LEVINE: Football is one way to get a kick out ot school. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council, D Club. IRMA ELIZABETH KUEHN: Ever sensible and true: a friend to me, a friend to you. Camera Club, Girl Reserves, Nature Study Club, A Cappella Choir. HELEN LILLIAN KUSTER: She speaketh not-and yet there lieth conversation in her eyes. Gocley Club, Iunior Escort, Big Sister, Spur. ROBERT LEWIS: In his own quiet way, he has the spirit of West. Math Club, Spur. GRACE E. M. KYELBERG: She has the divine giit of mak- ing friends. Rustlers. ROY E. LANE: It all the girls were across the sea, what a swimmer I would be. Football, Swimming, Wrestling, D Club, Hi-Y Club, Pre-Medios Club, Fifty-fifty Club, Camera Club, Operetta. RUTH ETHEL LINDOUIST: Frank and charming, and win- ning oi way. Big Sister. MARY IANE LAVEY: Liking people is a job that pays big wages. Glee Club, Basketball. RUSSELL E. LAYTON: Character is the total of fine quali- ties one has. Hi-Y Club, Rodeo Staff, Math Club. IOYCE LINWOOD: A good conversationalist is a rare thing. Fifty-iitty Club, Spur. I 1 ' 'K I . 1 I , J r' X I M . -.. .. , , nf' 'E THE STARS ELDA LOHR: Why take life seriously? You'll never get out of it alive. Girl Reserves, Big Sister, Glee Club, After- school Sports, Spur, National Honor Society. VIRGINIA MAUCK: Sincerity, and courage, and loveli- ness here come altogether. Girl Reserves, Big Sister. GEORGE W. MAURER: Try anything once-twice, if you can get away with it. Camera Club, Band, Rodeo Staff. IEROME FRANK LOOPER: Culture is the measure of a rnan's environment. Service Club, Fifty-fifty Club, Art Club. MILDRED MAXFIELD: Look at her hair, and forget there's darkness in the World. PEARL BERNICE MAYBERRY: Poise and ability, charm and a reserve of quiet strength. Fifty-fifty Club, Girl Re- serves, Big Sister, Art Club, Rodeo Staff, Annual Board, Camera Club. VIVIAN MARTIN: True friendship needs no public address system. Rustlers, Girl Reserves, Spur. LILLIAN LOUISE MCCAINZ 'Tis better to be little and shine, than to be big and cast a shadow. Godey Club, Glee Club, Iunior Escort. PEGGY MARIE MCCOOL: The mildest manners and the gentlest heart, but in every mischief she takes a part. Girl Reserves, Big Sister, A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Fifty- tifty Club, Pre-Medics Club, Radio Operator. AMY MARTINEZ: Her eyes are Windows to a true soul. BETTY LOU MCDONNELL: Lots of mischief and gay friendliness you'll find in her. ROWENA MAE MCDONNELL: Quiet and modest, a girl anyone would like to know. Camera Club, Spur, lunior Escort. ANNA BELLE MARTINEZ: Our vigor and vitality girl. Rust- lers, Girls' Sports Club, Big D, Gold D. NANCY LUCILLE MCFARLAND: If she had as many friends as she has enemies, she would have no friends at all Girl Reserves, Big Sister, Girls' Sports Club, Orchestra. GE MCINTYRE: I am Romeo-who are you? MILDRED MASTERS: Oh, for one glance of those lovely dark eyesl Godey Club, Iunior Escort, Girl Reserves. LEWIS MCWILLIAMS: Gladly would the girls turn danc- ing teachers for him. Art Club. IAMES S. MERRITT: Merits, or clemerits-I'm good at both. LESTER MATI-IEWS: A colorful young man Who keeps his own council. Art Club, Service Club, Fifty-fifty Club, D Club, Golf. FLORINE MESSENGER: Small in body, big in heart. Girls' Sports Club, Gold D, Rustlers, Camera Club. MARGARET B. MILI-IOAN: Contentment is a natural wealth. Glee Club. Thirty-one Thirty-two THE STARS ADA HOPE MILLER: Silence is a precious jewel to hold. Godey Club, Iunior Guard, Glee Club, Big Sister, Typing Award. DONALD MILLER: He's quiet, but sincere. ALECIA I. O'NElLL: Without fanfare of trumpets, she is still a conqueror. Glee Club. RUFUS C. MILLER: He keeps his frowns and gives his smiles away. Masqueraders, Masqueraders' Play, Cos- mopolitan Youth Forum, Rotary Club. - HARRIET ESTELLE MILSTEIN: A quiet lass whose virtues never vary. Rustlers, French Club, After-school Sports, Club, Spur. ELNA IUNE OPHEIKENS: The definition of a lady is more easily seen than said. Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Big Sister. CAROLINE F. MOHR: An attractive girl who rates high among her friends. After-school Sports, Girl Reserves. GLEN MONTGOMERY: He has a gift of gab-and a rusted Whippet. Spur. CHRISTINE P. OSBORNE: Who is a friend, shall have them. FRED MONTANO: Everything he does is done well. Pre- Medics Club, Service Club, Cosmopolitan Youth Forum, Astronomy Club. MARGARET E. MOORE: Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. Girl Reserves, Big Sis- ter, Fifty-fifty Club, A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Operetta, Annual Board. VIRGINIA O'SI-IEA: A favorite with those who know her. Girl Reserves, Big Sister, Cosmopolitan Youth Forum, lun- ior Escort, Sp r. f 1 , . . Qt. Y fr XX ' 5 ' KENNETH MORRIS: Deeds-not words. ROBERT MORTON: A smiley day keeps the gloom away. ELDON OSMUN: The mark of a man is steadfastness. IEAN M. NELSON: Each day she gains a new friend. Fifty-fifty Club, Godey Club, Spur, National Honor Society, Iunior Escort. BETTY NEWTON: Her smile, like sunshine, guides people along. ERMA PACHECO: It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. SAM L. NIKKEL: VV here there is a Nikkei, so shall there be girls. Hi-Y Club, Masqueraders, Fifty-fifty Club, Student Council, Safety Council, Spur, National Honor Society. MARGUERITE HOPE NOCE: She's little, but worth notic- ing. Godey Club, Iunior Escort, Spur. GEORGE PAGLIASOTTI: There goes an imminent execu- tive. Hi-Y Club, Play Festival, Operetta, Rotary Club. ba. THE STARS VIRGINIA E. PANCHER: There is no substitute for the genuine. Girl Reserves. FRED T. PENNIE: I'rn a Woman-hater, but the Bible says, Love your enemies. Fifty-titty Club, Student Council, Student Court, Student Interest Committee, D Club, Annual Board, Football, Hockey, Track, Spur, National Honor Society, Hi-Y Club. ESTHER PERDUE: We all like you, so we don't blame him. Student Council. BARBARA C. PARKER: She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. S. O. S., Big Sister, Spur. OTTO PIETSCH: Anything for a quiet life. Spur. BETTY PONDER: A 1938 edition of vivaciousness. HELEN PARKER: She has judgment, and uses it. Girl Re- serves, Godey Club, lunior Escort, Cosmopolitan Youth Forum. MARY POWELL: Not too serious, not too gay, yet she has a loving way. Spur, Iunior Escort. KYLE PRATT: A man is known by the character he keeps. way over all obstacles. Cosmopolitan Youth Forum, Iunior Escort, Spur IOSEPHINE PARSONS: Her intelligence shows her the . I . EARLE D. PRESCOTT: No much to sayfbut fl to think and do. Hi-Y Club, Rodeo Staff, AnnugB 'tlii . LOUISE R. PREUIT: Her heart, her talents, and her hands are free to all who need them. IOHN PATTERSON: There abideth iaith, Hope, and charity-and the greatest of these is NOT charity. Foot- ball, D Club, Fifty-fifty Club, Rotary Club. SUSAN PUTALLEZ: Plays not for gain, but for sporty brisk and blithe. Girls' Sports Club, Big D, Gold D, Pre-Medics Club. ALICE MARIE OUINN: Whatever she does is never done poorly. Student Council, Iunior Guard. EVELYN PAYLOW: A jolly girl without care or troubles, whose voice with laughter always bubbles. Spur, Iunior Escort. IAMES N. RAINS: Strong in body, strong in soul, he is sure to reach his goal. Fifty-fifty Club, Service Club, Band. BETTY RAKESTRAW: Carol the larks mid the myrtles in flower. HELENE A. PEKRUL: Silence more musical than any song. After-school Sports, lunior Escort, Big Sister. IRENE RANDALL: A friend in need is a friend indeed. ROBERT REDUS: Truth and honor meet at the cross-roads. THE STARS ORVILLE A. RICE: Where there is a will there is a way. Camera Club. WARREN GRAVER RICHARDS: Knows how to win friends and influence people. Hi-Y Club, Fifty-fifty Club. WINFRED R. RUSSELL: What's sweeter than a maidens blush? A touchdown? Football, Wrestling, D Club, I-li-Y Club, Fifty-fifty Club, Annual Board, Radio Operator. INQIIAXINE RIDDLE: She who sows courtesy reaps friend- s ip. HELEN ROBINSON: My magnificent obsession-doing things and doing them well. Camera Club, Godey Club, lunior Guard, Girl Reserves, Library Staff, Math Club. GEORGE SALLEE: Do your work when you have nothing else to do. NEOMA FERN ROBINSON: Where there is fun to be had, Neoma will be. Glee Club, Big Sister, Iunior Escort. HOWARD RUSSELL ROLL: Friends, friends, friends! Girls and boys. We've lost count. re tling, F t al, ub, Hi-Y Club, Fifty-fifty l X iff 2323124223 GLORIA SAUVEHH-ea worth cannot be hidden for always. Cosmopolitan Youth Forum, Godey Club, Operetta, Iunior Escort. DOROTHY MAE ROLLER: A girl of magnetic personality, fine accomplishment, many friends. Girls' Sports Club, Pre-Medics Club, Godey Club, Camera Club, Rodeo Staff, Iunior Escort, Big Sister. SYLVIA BETTY ROSEN: Ouiet, yet not wholly inconspicu- ous. Rustlers, Pre-Medios Club, Godey Club, lunior Escort, Camera Club, Rodeo Staff, Big Sister. ROXIE ELOISE SAVAGE: She has a pleasant smile and a gentle way. Godey Club, Iunior Escort, Glee Club, Big Sister, Spur. OUENTIN ROSENBERG: Friends, Romans, countrymen. Lend me your ears. Rodeo Staff. RAY B. ROSSBACI-I: Gentlemen prefer blondes-why not the ladies? Hi-Y Club, Booster Club, Drum and Bugle Corps, Rodeo Staff, Fifty-fifty Club, Service Club, Band. EARL L. SCHECHTER: His presence in the class relieves the Aiken pain. Masgueraders, Spur. EVELYN BEVERLY ROTHSTEIN: A quiet girl with a style all her own. Godey Club, Iunior Escort, Big Sister, Spur. LAVERNE W. ROUNDS: Not so bashful, not so bold, chival- rous like knights of old. Baseball, Basketball, Fifty-fifty Club, D Club, Operetta, A Cappella Choir. HELEN LUCILLE SCI-IERWITZ: She's given quite a rush by the boys: it's tag day she mostly enjoys. Operetta, Play Festival, Iunior Escort, Student Council. ALFRED ROWLAND: Not much to say, but a great deal to do, and it's well done. BOB W. RUSSELL: He has a sense of perspective in more ways than one. Art Club, Annual Board, Fifty-fifty Club. KATHERINE MAY SCHLESSMAN: Not on the roll-call oi common girls. lunior Guard, Godey Club, Glee Club, Play Festival, Girl Reserves, Big Sister, S. O. S., Spur. iff THE STARS ENID ELAINE SCHONEWEIS: Full ot sweetness, pep, and go, she's a girl you ought to know. Debate Club, Girl Reserves, Big Sister, Fifty-titty Club, S. O. S., Rodeo Staff, Annual Board, Student Council, Student Interest Commit- tee, Student Court, Kelley Gold Medal for Debate. LEONARD SILVERBERG: A iirewagon ball player, and withal a student betimes. Basketball. BETTY SIMMONS: Her smile has won her many friends. LEONARD PHILIP SCHTUL: Sportsm hip is my ideal. Baseball Q., BILL SIMMONS: Oh, the clock stglok fougind everything stopped for tea. Masqueraders, Cosmopolitan Youth Forum, Editor of Rodeo, Senior Class Play, Masqueraders' Play. ROSELLA SIMMONS: As changeable in hairdress as the weather, but steadfast otherwise. ROBERT SETTERGREN: A quiet man, but quite a man, especially as a salesman. IAMES DODGE SMITH: Does what he has to do like he knew how it was done. R. O. T. C. MAURICE L. SMOCK: Will the following please meet me in the social room? Hi-Y Club, President of Senior Class, Fifty-fifty Club, Stage Craft Club, Annual Board, Finance Committee, Student Council, Rotary Club, Baseball, D Club, Student Court, Student Interest Committee, Head Boy, Spur, National Honor Society. IEANETTE SHAFER: She is little, she is wise, she is a ter- ror tor her size. RUTH SNEAD: It's not sophistication: it's just poise. Art Club, Girl Reserves, After-school sports, Iunior Escort, Spur. NAPHTALI SOLIS: As did my brothers, so will I carry the torch. Stage Craft Club. OPAL SHANNON: She who laughs and loves is sure to succeed. Glee Club. DOROTHY IANE SOMMERVILLE: The lady was a lovely thing. After-school sports. ROBERT SOTTLAR: It's the quiet people who do the work. ALBERT SHERMAN: There's a lull in his life-school. LORRAINE VIRGINIA SPRING: Speech is silver, silence is golden, and deeds are precious jewels. Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Annual Board, Pre-Medics Club, Library Staff. HAZEL DEAN STAMBAUGH: The end of life is well-earned happiness. DOROTHY S. SIEGLBAUM: To her friends she's known as Sue-Seldom found one quite so true. Camera Club, Godey Club, Iunior Guard, Spur, Big Sister. HARRY E. STANWOOD: To be useful is better than to be conspicuous. Service Club. ELLEN M. STEVENS: It she were half as popular as she is, she would still be one of the most popular girls we know. Girl Reserves, Big Sister, S. O. S., Fifty-fifty Club, Pre-Med- ics Club, Glee Club, Rodeo Staff, Iunior Escort, Play Festi- val, Operetta, Spur, National Honor Society. L if Thirty-six 9 1 i UW THE STARS MARTHA STEVENS: Her way is sweet, her manner mild. Godey Club, Iunior Guard, Cosmopolitan Youth Forum. ISRAEL I. STREAR: Never a dull moment. CCorne on, you sevenll DORIS THORNTON: She's busy, and happy, and as nice as she can be. Fifty-titty Club. VIRGINIA H. SURFACE: Thinks twice before she speaks, and then says it to herself. VIRGINIA MAY TABLER: She's quiet and rather small, but a twinkle lies behind it all. Glee Club, Iunior Guard, Spur. ROBERT G. TROUTMAN: Tell Mr. I-Iill he has my o. k. on that plan. DEWEY ALEXANDER TAPP: A versatile young man with a gift of making himself useful. Band, Orchestra, Dance Orchestra, Booster Club, Camera Club, Track. MELVIN TAUNT: The most valuable thing in life is ster- ling character. VIRGINIA TRAVIS: Post Graduate. AMOS TERRY: Football I like to play. Did you ever see a girl who didn't like a letter sweater? Football, Service Club. ELMER THIEL: Witty and clever, he's jolly ever. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Fifty-titty Club. IAMES UMBARGER: Culture, accomplishments, and the rare old courtesy that is the mark of a gentleman. Cos- mopolitan Youth Forum, Pre-Medics Club, A Cappella Choir, Operetta, Glee Club, Annual Board, Senior Party Committee. DAVID, THOMPSON: Prize packages are always small. Hi-Y Club, Math Club, Spur. RUTH ANN THOMPSON: Laugh when I must: be candid when I can. Glee Club. BILL URAN: The high dignity ot true scholarship is his. DOROTHY FAY THOMPSON: Gracious charm and ready wit and lots ot fun with all of it. Masqueraders, Masquer- aders' Play, Rustlers, Girls' Sports Club, Fifty-fifty Club. ROBERT TI-IORNE: A man we must look up to, in more ways than one. IOSEPI-I VALDEZ: There goes a gentleman to the manner porn. Masqueraders, Masqueraders' Play, Cosmopolitan Youth Forum, Rodeo Statt, Rotary Club. BILL THORNEY: Vim, vigor, and virility put Bill out in front of the crowd. Football, D Club, Hi-Y Club, Fifty-titty Club, Rotary Club, Service Club, Student Council, Rodeo Staff, Spur. MARY THORNGATE: There's mischief in her e'e, and a bit o' heaven in her smile. Glee Club, Spur, lunior Guard. WILLIAM F. VANDER WEYDEN: Chief foster-father ot the spirit of the school, but we just call him Bill. Boosters Club. THE STARS DELL.A VASQUEZ: Little, but . . . oh, my! Girls' Sports Club, Rustlers, Big Sister. FLORENCE WANLESS: If everyone in the world had a dis- position like Florence's, wouldn't this be a grand place to live? GLENN WALTER WEAVER: Thank goodness, the table is spread. Camera Club, Physics Lab Assistant. KEITH BERNARD VERBURG: A thoughtful man who can talk but little. Service Club, R. O. T. C., Astronomy Club. BUDDY H. WEBB: There's that musical man. Fifty-fifty Club, A Cappella Choir, Operetta. CHARLOTTE H. WEHR: Always ready to start something . . . worth while. Girls' Sports Club, Pre-Medios Club, Rus- tlers, A Cappella Choir, Operetta. ELLA PEARL VIGIL: I may be quiet now, but some day you'll get the surprise of your life. BESSIE WEINREICH: I should worry! Big Sister. EDWARD WEISENBERGERI Ouick witted, but pleasant spirited. HOWARD WAGNER: Why do they have school with foot- ball? Football, Masqueraders, Fifty-fifty Club, D Club. BARBARA I. WEISS: Sweet and gentle, true and kind, one of those girls you seldom find. Godey Club, Iunior Escort, Art Club, Nature Study Club, Fifty-fifty Club, S. O. S., Girl Reserves, Annual Board, Finance Committee, Spur, Secre- tary of Senior Class. GLENN WHIT TEN: Worth is seldom shaken by sound waves. CONNIE L. WALDEN: Get thee behind me, Satan . . . and push! Masaueraders, S. O. S., Girl Reserves, Rodeo Staff, Fifty-titty Club. ELEANOR VIRGINIA WHOWELL: Everything nice about her . . . even freckles. Girl Reserves, Operetta, A Cap- pella Choir, Iunior Escort. RUBY WILSON: They have cowboys in Texas, too, but those in West suit ine just iine. Central High School, Mus- kogee, Oklahoma: Pep Club, Service Club, Library Staff. CHARLES W. WALKER: Cute, isn't she? Who? ..... Ah! Safety Council. WANDA EILEEN WILSON: Life has loveliness to sell, and Wanda has a corner on the market. Girl Reserves, S. O. S., Fifty-fifty Club, Spur, National Honor Society, Head Girl, Student Council, Vice-President of Senior Class. Annual Board, Iunior Escort, D. A. R. Representative. KENNETH E. WORL: The bigger they are the harder they fall. D Club, Football, Hockey, Fifty-fifty Club, Stage Craft Club, Booster Club, Drum and Bugle Corps, I-Ii-Y Club. ETHEL WALKER: A stunning brunette, whose assets are her friends. Rustlers. DOROTI-IEA V. WRIGHT: Let's get going! Girl Reserves, Fifty-fifty Club, Rodeo Staff. EVA MARTHA YANTORNO: Can a woman's silence be natural? .631 Thir -se e Thirty-eight Honor Society. Broadcasts. BE'I'TY YOCKEY: A wonderful personality and a brilliant mind, surpassed only by her beauty. Girl Reserves, Big Sister, Rodeo Staff, S. O. S., President of Iunior Class, Head Girl, Booster Queen, Spring Fiesta Oueen, Spur, National MILTON YOELIN: Don't rush meg I want to think this over. Pen Ramblers, Youth in the Modern World Radic MARY IANE YOUNGREN: Ambition is a gracious master Spur, Junior Escort. South High. THE STARS SOPHIE ATHENS: Who is Sophie, what is she, that all her friends commend her? French Club, Masqueraders, Girls' Sports Club, Masqueraders Play, Big D, Gold D. CHARLES APT: An honest man can speak for himself. WALTER BERNSTEIN: Full of life and iol- lity as anyone can be. IACK BERSTEIN: Quality is the greatest measure of a man. IAMES BERRY: Industrious all the day, and part of the night. ALBERT BETTRID GE: A merry heart makes a merry countenance. BILL BICKLEY: Trouble, no end-that's Bill. R.O.T.C. LOUIS BOH: He does nothing common nor mean. IACK BOLAN: Although he has much wit, he's very shy in using it. HAZEL BOYCE: None know her but to love her. WARREN BROOKS: The need of mankind is understanding and judgment. ELMER BRYDEN: And still the Wonder grew. GEORGE BURCHARD: Iuliet, Iuliet, where art thou? WEBSTER TOM BURROWS: Whence comes that stirring strain of music? ROBERT CALLOW: Oh, he rolls o'er the rink with the greates' of ease. GRACE CALLOW: Books! Books!! Books!!! Oh! for the life of a librarian! Rodeo Staff, Library Staff. MARY GENEVA CLAWSON: Most earn'- est in all things. Godey Club, Pen Ramblers. FRED CLAY: Diminutive in size, but gi- gantic in power. Spur, National Honor So' ciety. .GEORGE CLAYBERG: Earnestness is nec- essary in all things. PALMER ROBERT CLEMENTS: Mussolini and I have something in common. FLORA DEMOK: Outwardly elusive and retiring, inwardly effervescing with good humor and friendship. IRMA DINERSTEIN: Loveliness is deeper than beauty. KENNETH DuBOlS: Speak quickly, girls -there's only one of me. V.l.A. CPresidentl. LUCILLE ELLIS: The nature of charm is indefinable. DON EULER: sparkling as his brown eyes. Hi-Y Club, Booster Club, Nature Study Club. Don's personality is just as LEE GARCIA: Sincerity is the originator of friendship. BILL GIRTIN: name. Hi-Y Club, Fifty-fifty Club, Football, Baseball, D Club. ROGER P. GURULE: The first requisite for success is persistence. Band. EARL HACKNEY: Todo esperdo. Yo pi- ensof' RUTH ALICE HALVERSON: Sweet, seri- ous, and quiet. Orneriness is his middle LOUIS HARPER: Monkey see, monkey do. ARTHUR HIXSON: Diligence is the gate- way to reward. PAUL HIXSON: Who has sincerity has a iewel to adorn his personality. ALBERT IAECKE: A friendly heart with many friends. BARBARA IOHNSON: A sunny girl from the sunny south. S.O.S., Iunior Guard. GAIL JOHNSON: Dance, laugh, and be merry. CHARLES M. IONES: With a song on his lips and a girl on his arm. Orchestra, Band, A Cappella Choir, Operetta. GARNETT MABLE LARSON: Quiet and sincere, staunch and true. RICHARD LAWSHE: Everybody's friend, and everybody's glad of it. LOUIS LEVEY: Worth makes the man. BILLY LIND: Small in stature, large in deed. Math Club, Golf, Fifty-fifty Club, Basketball, Student Council. MYRTLE LOVELY: She keeps her own counsel. IACOB LUBERSHEPSKY: And still the wonder grew, that one small head could carry all he knew. ENIORS IN A GROUP PICTURE First row--Mary Clawson, Sophie Athens, Grace Callow, Irma Dinerstein, lack Milton, Charles pt Hershel Smith, Billy Lind. Second Row, Charles Maestas, lack Bernstein, Herman Schachter, lack Vigil, Russell Yunck, Louis arper Palmer Clemenis, lacob Lubershefsky, Third row, Clarence McClure, Tom Trujillo, Albert lacke, Bill Maddox, Homer eaman Earl Patterson, Charles Sprinkle, Fred Clay. Fourth ro W, Bill Bickley, Arthur Hixson. THE STARS EILEEN MAAS: She finds a way or makes one. CHARLES MAESTAS: Can't couldn't, but I will did. BOB MARKER: Happy am I, and from care I arn free. Why aren't they all con- tented like me? CLARENCE F. MCCLURE: I don't adver- tise, but I have my merits. R.O.T.C. IACK P. MILTON: Silence is golden, and I'n1 a miser. Service Club. ERNEST D. MORGAN: Good sense and good nature go together. Hi-Y Club. LEE R. OVERMAN: Efficiency is the result of enthusiasm and hard work. EARL S. PATTERSON: To have friends is to be one. HELEN K. PINION: A girl we have to know to appreciate. South High School. DONALD L. ROGERS: Gee, I wish this class were over. I-IERMAN SCI-IACHTER: By the work one knows the workrnan. RITA SCHOTT: Was there ever a school- mate stauncher, ever a friend so true? lOl-IN SERGO: A hard-thinking fellow who thinks of how not to think of school. HERSCHEL B. SMITH: Perseverance and thoroughness are the price of success. RUGBY V. SPODEN: Silence is the essen- tial condition of happiness. CHARLES R. SPRINKLE: He does good, regardless of consequences. MARIAN STUART: She is good, she is fair. DORIS SWANSON: A girl who deserves our respect. TOM D. TRUIILLO: 'Tis the mind that makes the body rich. IACK VIGIL: By the work one knows the workman. MONTE IOI-IN VINCENT: He is a very unassuming person, but a true friend. IACK G. VINE: Hang sorrow! Care will kill a cat. MILDRED WAILES: There is no truer hearted. ERNEST HARRIS WILLIAMS: A rare corn- bination of common sense, nonsense, and a sense of humor. ELAINE WILLIS: She doeth little kind- nesses which others leave undone. HENRY O. WINKLER: It takes a long time to get to the W's, but it's worth it with Henry among them. ALBERT L. WOLFE: Today I am a man- I hope! Pen Ramblers Club. CHESTER YOUNG: He'Il take the Cowboy spirit on through life and win. ROY W. ZICK: Drives away care by his friendliness. Thirty-nine ?' A. f W 1'P..w af Eenie, Winnie. Hooray! ! ! - ior Bob? Above: Hozellcl pitches some 1 Minie -- Whoa! nelpqg hail. and so forth fa . . . .img -YQ - . K ,f .Q 2' x Look out Mr. Mohr! Oh, Grandmcxmcl. what big ieet you I! Lunchee' Below: She pitches some s I 2 2' ! ' ,f H .. i K - ' x ' n-iw-1--3, , wa.f -f 0 -..iw 'za wa- o- ffkca viii., J , 3, ,hm 4 Fgfwiwi .- 3' .,11wf39 xi , VT' -, V . oQ iff L if A . Qgiiffif f'5?3f9f . f ,J - ' G eez: 21- WY . 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M . or - Q- - . - 223-25?3T:5 l ' W ini-s,::1 Eg 'ifnfi' 'J-5' Q, . - - I ' - 2 A . .:5..5..:.:,i.:,3-m,,E3xi E.: 5 LL - o - v ' l v W I A it am. :I-,I-rw. z. - 'A ,M QWMQSVOB FEATURED PLAYERS AND STAND-INS BILLIE ARROWSMITH '- LELAND DOUGHTY PAULINE EKLER H RAY BAKER LUCILLE ELLIS MARIE FISCHER FRED BREIDENSTEIN BERNICE GOLDSTEIN LEWIS GREEN FED BROWN DON HALOIN WEAVER HAMILTON TOMMY BRYDEN DOROTHY HARRIS MARIE HEGGENBERGER RUTH CAIN HELEN HELFER DICK HENLEY VIRGINIA CARLISLE CHARLES HOWARD GWENDOLYN HYDE Forty-on FEATURED PLAYERS AND STAND-INS BARBARA INNIS BEVERLY IEFFREY S TED KARAMIGIOS BOB KING MARIAN REID MAX KERR MARY LYNN ROBERTS DONALD KLAREN ELAINE LAME BOB MCMICHAEL MILDRED ROBINSON ANNE MAYS I EVELYN ROGERS BERT METCALF GENEVA ROGERS Foriy-lwo VIVI ANNE MILZER LOUISE PADON BOB N EVILLE VERNON SACI-IS LAVONA PATTON RUTH SETTERGREN FEATURED PLAYERS AND STAND-INS MARGIE SPENCER RUTH UMBARGER VERNON SMITH GLADYS VAN LOON RUTH WAITE CHARLOTTE STOCKARD PENNY WHITE DONALD WOURMS LUCILLE ZAGAR fi H1 M -I-I r 2' Gimme, Tools V, lThe Magazine Princess! Y Forty-three F1 L-:Ill 1?- f T Forty-four f.- L.-K-3.3: ' J' EI jj- 1 '. vfffe .-v 1. .ff rf' Zn THE FANS CANNUAL SUPPORTERSJ UPPER PICTURE First row-Charline Chindgren, Beulah Woodward, Eleanor Lewis, Connie Pille, Frances Harding, Zilpha Grosvenor, Anna Rogers, Olive Ethridge, losephine Valentine, Helen Pekrul. Second row: Louise Conde, Shirley Hunter, Lurline Brantley, Vida Rhoten, Virginia Weigand, Iulia Heger, Frances Trestick, Carmen Verdeal, Mary Lynn Roberts. Third row: Clarice Carlson, Monie Latta, Kathleen Murray, Minerva Wilson, Hattie Mae Bullock, Pauline Mason, luanita Frost, Helen Trestick, Harriett Ethridge. Fourth row: Torn Hyder, George Martin, Ramona Hawley, Shirley lones, Lol- raine Gorman, Mary Thorngate, Betty Culp, Manuel Lauriano, Frank Hudgins, Leo Baxter. Fifth row: Iarnes Mason, Charles Delio, Lewis Walker, Gerald Curnrnings, Galen Bald- win, lack Spear, Charles Greeno, Everett Schroll, Carl Logan, Louis Peterson, Otto Pietsch. LOWER PICTURE, First row-Dorothy Green, Rowena McDonnell, Evelyn Paylow, Virginia Farrell, Mary Powell, Goldie Right, Harriett Williams, Dorothy Washburn, Shirley Ferguson, Evelyn Shriber. Second row: Suzanne Putallez, Roberta Messenger, Katherine Schlessrnan, Ioyce Linwood, Margaret Thrillkill, Margaret Milhoan, Virginia Sandquist, Mary lane Kallstrorn, Margie Clark, Helen Vigil. Third row: Lorraine Win- terhalder, Nancy Callen, Sylvia Rosen, Doris Vfooster, Dorothy Harris, Charlotte Graves, Emily Iohnson, Iuanita Dill, Irene Randall, Enid Schoneweis. Fourth row: Bill Iones, Bob Crandall, Vernon Woodward, Glen Whitten, Charles lohnson, Maurice Srnoclc, Winired Russell, lake Lerner, Ed Fisher, Seiph Gonzoles. Fifth row: Harold Luers, lack McLachlen, lack Cecil, Iarnes Maher, Buford Messenger, Gene Thomas, Leland Doughty, Bob Mc- Michael, Ioe Chinn, Roy Suiter. THE FANS U-XNNUAL SUPPORTERSJ UPPER PICTURE First row-Mary Margaret Dodge, Louise McCain, Ianice Kluge, Gladys Van Loon, Helen Dill, Florence Ouickenstedt, Maxine lennings, Ruth Haskins, Irma Kuehn, Mamie Young. Second row: Evangeline Lane, losephine Parsons, Hazel Fouts, Elaine Cavanaugh, Kathleen Dollaghan, Iacob Hailpein, Russell Roe, Bill Scott, Arthui Cullen, Harry Gilliam. Third row: Cecile Youngblood, Eloise Savage, Lavonne Hauser, Pearl Lewis, Helen Boothroyd, Tom Hastie, Albert Cibulka, Albert Gorman, Dudley Gel wick, Melvin Harvey. Fourth row: lrrna Pacheco, Darleen Clark, Bob Neville, Bill Beston, Melvin Henley, Bob Marker, Ralph Smith, Ronald Pickens, Don Craig, Glen Bauer. Fifth row: Paul Yhvh, Bob Ross, Walt Starr, Albert Field, lack Vine, Don Rogers, Bob Thorne, Elmer Houtsrna, Bob Schlessrnan, Ed Fisher, Roy Sager, lerorne Looper, Otto Swanson. LOWER PICTURE First row-Ethel Walker, Adaline McNeal, Corinne Breckenridge, Marie Followell, Louise Padon, Esther Perdue, Ancil Scott, Warren Bradley, Eldon Osrnund, Herman Feldman. Second row: Evelyn Luhrs, Alice Maypole, lean Mullen, Christine Osborne, Mary lane Youngren, Alice Ienson, LaVaughn Hubbard, Bob Sottlar, lack Kruse, Tony Aranda. Third row: Amber Lewis, Vivian Martin, Twyla Boyce, Marjorie Crosby, Alrena Brown, Adrienne Smith, Twila Black, Harold Haddon, Clifford Madrid, Myron Chase. Fourth row: Fanchon Stockton, Charlotte Stockard, Ruth Settergren, lack Carlton, Edward Henley, Charles Detrick, Carl Cribari, Burnett Nichols, Robert Settergren, Fifth row: Homer Trout, Winired Russell, Carl Carlson, Kenneth Hobbs, Lee Overrnan, Sam Levine. Forty-five it Y ifx f MXH , ,,,, Forty-six THE FANS KANNUAL SUPPORTERSl UPPER PICTURE First Row--Doris Hayes, Evelyn Hefner, Thelma Morgan, Ardice Ludwig, Marguerite Sherick, Mary Elizabeth Ichns, Cleo Carleton, Madeline Grego, Eleanor Who- well, Marie Heggenberger. Second row: Ieanette Shafer, lda Clark, Dorothy Hoffman, Edith Bailey, Dorothy Abbot, lames Rogers, Lester Mathews, ludson Hall, Francis Raglin, Ivan Baker. Third row: Mary lean Arnold, Shirley Schelling, Loretta Pittroff, Dorothy Roller, Ethel Flachrnan, Herman Ochs, Billy Baillie, Charles Sprinkle, Alfred Clarke, Franklin Foust. Rourth row: Dorothy Gilliam, Norma Lake, lackie Evans, Shirley Flieger, Virginia Mauck, Bill Tyson, Albert Wolfe, Wesley Farnsworth, Iohn Hunter, Don Haloin. Fifth row: Tom Henley, Bob Sumner, lack ludd, Richard Miller, Don Herbst, Ernest W' il- liams, Robby Aspengren, Charles Stansberry. LOWER PICTURE First Row-Grace Kyelberg, Nelda Huddle, Kathryn Douglass, Villetta Becker, Betty Ponder, Florence Herbertson, Elaine lohnscn, Rosella Simmons, Rosemary Stickrod, Henrietta Vasquez. Second row: Ruth Kraut, Wanda Eisiminger, Ludora Harbin, Alice Monaghan, Ramona Haynes, Helen Quickenstedt, Florine Messenger, Leona Ed- monds, Maxine Blay, Gloria Childers. Third row: Ruby Knapp, Evelyn Rothstein, Martha Iune Baugh, Ioella Peryam, Winifred Richi, Clara Thompson, Ruth Thompson, Florence Vifanless, Virginia O'Shea, Nellie Gephardt. Fourth row: Florella Eplay, Marjorie Boyer, Alberta Schrah, lrene Doppelmayr, Morilla Mae Harvey, LaVern Lambert, Maxine Riddle, Ruth Mappin, Earle Patterson, lim Meritt. Fifth row: Melvin Taunt, Frank Chase, Kyle Pratt, loe Christenson, lim Pagliasotti, Ray Allen, Bob Ochs, Fred Kreyer, lames Lucas. f lf- D -4 I, 414.-J Qfzfpa., .j,1Afvffr.,A, 'ff' .14 ,' F '1 'L -'-'I 1 yt, ,Q 'yvL,f,, THE FANS CANNUAL SUPPORTERSD me-4 q ns-1,A.cee,r, UPPER PICTURE First row-Lucille Schurr, Gertrude Cain, Elaine Lame, Della Gurtner, Virginia Dreith, Phyllis Lane, Mary Ellen Vawter, Gail Washburn, Ada Hope Miller, Mary Dell Kennedy. Second row: Phyllis Roush, Leona l-landelman, Harriet Milstein, Dorothy Sieglbaum, Ruth Nelson, Elizabeth Lewis, lean Anderson, Dorothy O'Neal, Helen Robinson, Margaret Grauel, Kathryn Rappis. Third row: Sabina Palafox, lune Forster, Annabel Hickman, Lolita Bunnell, Bonnie Parham, Alice Felton, Marie Eaton, Margaret Moore, Norma Bassett, lune Bannon. Fourth row: Roberta Burger, Dorothy Bueckerman, losephine Gararnore, Betty Newton, Hazel Starnbaugh, leanne Gill, Florence Huxley, Genevieve Capra, 'Thelma Brothers, Opal Shannon. Fifth row: Billie Arrowsmith, Nina Hamilton, Betty Wille, lune Eva, Dorothy Thompson, Gloria Knapp, Ieannette Dodge, lvah lean Scherar, Naomi Boddy, Marie Fischer. LOVJER PICTURE First row-Robert Mullen, LaVern Kingry, George Pagliasotti, Warren Richards, Leon Dotson, Reynold LeDoux, Ruth Cain, Virginia Surface, Beverly Ieffreys, Virginia Nikkel. Second row: Frank Brocesky, Thomas Perry, Charles Stott, Bill Haska, Bob Mitchell, Warren Brooks, Gail lohnson, Loren Pace, Robert Pace, Lewis McWilliams. Third row: Eldora Skiff, Madeline McAlroy, Kathleen Dorsey, Frances Hill, Florence Newton, Richard Fahrenbruck, Glenn Dodge, Mack Rogers, Neil Magee, Evan Iones. Fourth row: Ardice Scull, Shirley Youngblood, Corinne Haskins, Dorothy Clark, Corinne Schultz, Louise Brizendine, Clara Miller, Donna Davis, Georgia Davis, Albert Field. Fifth row: Margie Spencer, Cecilia Guth, Elda Lohr, loseph Vigil, lack DeVare, lohn Rowland, Bill Graham, Archie Hansen, Leslie Legault, Harry Shafer. Forty-seven kill K' . tl it 5 N N Q-,X Ejgi. xx i ii X. 1 X rl. lt I, K I' V fa! 11 K' 1-'L' Q 1.. rjffv Cne down and two to go. lThe Saturday Evening Ghost! Forty-eight THE FANS CANNUAL SUPPORTERSJ First row: Priscilla Harmon, Estelle Covillo, Mary lane Lavey, Virginia Carlisle, Betty Berryhill, Maxine Besore, Dave Romero, Cliff Olin, Arthur Ebert, Louis Cohen. Second row: Helen Pinion, Dorothy Erfurdt, Ruby Glenn, Ruth Ethel Lindquist, Charlotte Wehr, Marjorie Myers, Bob Crites, Willard Dye, Stanley Dye, Harvey Pings, Franklyn Hall. Third row: Iames McKee, Leroy Gauthier, Earl Gelwick, Elton Vitzel, David Durrill, Henry Becker, Orrin Sprague, lack Hutchinson, Paul Smith, Don McQueary. f. 'f 1 f Yu if if-'xl Wi K 1 J- ' v .ik nl - r F. I 1 fx-' ,' w illlmlt 4 ll All ff! , ft, i L fl il F lj ,D J I Av ij 1 'V ,' , Q t My J 5 V' A ' fi- A f , 1 r 1 l K t The Coaches '. C. Morris ,.....................,,...... Football f. H. Woody .............,...,...... Basketball . F. Chapman .........,......,....,,,.,.... Track . L. Rinne ........ Wrestling, Swimming . A. Paul ,...,..... Baseball, Tennis, Golf lll' Stunt llien S W Q l Forty-nine , 'U . 1 Ng, Q. ' . to me skew 'Wiser THE VARSITY S Pete Ambler, Henr y . 'im West ....... West ...... West ...... West ...... .'. l F ff N' il 4 A Q ' 1 ft., A - v t , ,, 'H 4 I .4 Ty I tl kt ' will f 1 3 Y 1 up . , - r 1 Q I - f ..-...-:we--i . . - 1- 'L - I , .., - t ...I 'G' '-'TX 5 . tf,...' '?:'1 ff..-21.1 ' -,. gjffi' I B , . 4 W A f ' f ' , ,fe-ag-' ff. M., .... , . A . 5 . It rf JL. 'I mfg:-3.4.-VI. In Q 4 r F ff, . ,I lil' 'L .,, wa x, sg?-5 A. .,, .N -2 - -2. I ' V W- -,ft 1 ,--1 af.-e '1 . f A :'. ,fLQvf.. 'li 'cy-wr... sg-it V-jgz., '32 4: 3, -, 35ffT'3Q4- Q' if-5EY52,,5f:. 'f,.g ' A 195' A- IL L B 1.etQQ EL'9 il:'fa.,-L 2 :',T'-'-?'vl 4 'E 1?'1-'E'T?'1 -,I ,,:fg,y:al3'?Qa'!f ' N1 ,h . as-f!2?'?F 3tf Affgd T , ,,-4. -3:11 1. -'Qtr Q ! 'fjg 'igiz'-35 -. 'ii . I ' ew-sri? .-- , -1 We .I-'Ir .' - Eff I-15 '- -fri-ki' - ..-S+ - 4.11- 4-, - I :H if- af- '- 1' r:'.?2f'5 ' I ew-ff i?i5,bw,g v,,525,'2 . wg 1' if get- f' l X -A' - -'r-. 1 ' ' f'f e ' ,ff-I f Nas, .- ,.' f '- ., , ' -'V :ru ., L . M -- ' I 1 ..f,iS.,,-st I. n f' -.. , vt : !'1,.r2:'f's37V4 Fifty FOOTBALL VARSITY SCORES South ....... ....... 2 7 West ,,,,e,, ,,,,,,. O Manual ,,.... .,...., l 3 West ...,.., ,,,..,, O North ,..., ..,... l 3 West ,,,,,,. ,,,,,,, 7 East .... 6 West ...,... ...,,,. 7 LEAGUE STANDINGS South East North Manual fu gtg-,asf West ROBERT FLIEGER Oaptain Most valuable player ERNIE SMITH Bill Beston, Fred Br Sam Buckstein, lack Dillahunty, Nathan Feld, Bob Flieger, Bo Bill Girtin, Don Ha neth Hobbs, Carl Stanley Johnson, R Sam Levine, Carl L ford Messenger, Bert Richard Miller, Elm Rex Morgan, Iohn Winfred Russell, B Ernie Smith, Euge Carl Stanley, Elm Gene Thomas, How ner, Eugene Whitak Worl. All the school Wa and grieved at the lctter in the year, of ley, athlete and gentl friend. The editors Ward I-Io! Wish to things that were sa at that time. ......2U South Manual ..,...20 North ..,,. ,,r,,, I 3 East ..... ,,.,., l 3 53 Ag if ' . V 125 1522 , - ts. 1' - 1 . X, i lx 'Z 1!'Q ' .-C. K 1 a i - ri: 't , s- - Qt ,az-E g W E , E 23 4 Q U - 1? 'TE 'sz-'N ': ' ,siifst 'FSU ' -1:52. -' Q' jr 351, iff 5 1: '-7 t -.' 1 ' , ' f I gms-Q12 4' V , ' wg ' ts , ,. -5 , btw Q ' - . 1 ie' Mitt:-eff-' I f S ' ' iffiiti-ff f '2 -r ' Y 'I 5- 1 ff 9-1LJ4. 5'If . , r- ,V B-3 - ,B ,Z .wie 'NASE 1 if at :Lf ,,.,,,?,i,,,,g3rf:' V, W-.v,, s N g-,A -f ,P I1 s.,,,,g 'ist N' ,' I Q,f, ,-:F --f get 1. 1 f ., 2 'axfgty ' i ff' ' +I I sf- - - ni Q N l. A V A ,. 1 -'21 ...... ral-if ' M ': 1' B'-1 , ., -I-W JW 'V . .. :. tiff 31 ' -1 5' T' , -V ' their tribute, to the xl THE SOPHOMORE SQUAD Nathan Feld, Ted Iackson, Richard Miller, Elmer Moore, Don Fteckseen, Gerald Roberts, Bill Starney, Harold Shafer, Art Snyder, Robert Wilson, Roy Anderson, Bob Baker, Don Girtin, Carl I-lobwood. Frank Hutchins, Dick Maes, Sidney Milzer, Tom Neville, Burnette Nicholas, Bill Snyder. SOPHOIVIORE FOOTBALL Coach Wilford H. Woody was greeted by the largest squad of sophomores ever to turn out at West, last tall. Although we failed to win the championship Cfor the first time in three yearsl, We rnade a creditable showing, Winning two and losing two of our garnes. The outstanding players among the sophs were l Nathan Feld, led Roberts, Ted Iackson, and Don Girtin. ,NI ' sconrs kj Vtfest .,,.,., .....,.,. 2 l North... X , Xi 'Nest ....... ..... 7 South .. Vlfest ....... ..... U East .... West ....... ...... O Manual ....... . STANDINGS East .......... .............................. Manual ....... ........................ West .... South ..... 'Y North ..... Attractions, 2-in-l. ht-Are we down hearted? tat do you think? Above-The same old story-an injury. Fifty-one X. ln their initial league deb the Cowboys lost to the Sou High Rebels to the tune of 27- Bill Smith is shown making large gain, but to no avail. as 81? a nu m i As shadows steal across if field, Elmer Thiel, West hc: back, returns a North kick-oil l a large gain. The Cowbo came out on the short end oil 13-O score. West vs. East Falling before the belated rush of the st Angels, the West High Cowboys ifered their fourth straight league ss. A bad break! Levine drops a ss in the end zone that would have d the score. West vs. Manual Vifest. weakened by the inillfy Of me oi its regulars, fell before Man- g1's steady, pounding attack, 20-O. ie Ambler, slippery little West half- Ck, is shown thrilling the crowd w1th 20-yard gallop around Manual's end. r I, . yi, '25, f rz3:2,1,,,, 1!..'LL-L.: West vs. South The Rebels, out to avenge the 35-O trouncing handed them by the Cow- boys two years ago, used their reg- ulars throughout the contest, and managed to score a 20-U win. Two of the scores came on long punt re- turns by Paul McC1ung. Elmer Thiel, 'West half, is shovtm being downed after catching a pass. ' 1 W ,gre r, .. N Q 23234 Wtzbgnsh W ' Y, , , A . - Fifty-three West vs. East Again flashing a powerful pass- ing attack, the Cowboys started an all-senior lineup in their last game. The Punchers left the field at the half with a 7-6 lead, but failed to hold it, and lost a heart-breaker, 13-7, Fifty-four West vs. North The Westerners flashed a powen ful passing attack, with Pete Amble flipping them hither cmd yon, ant led at the half 7-6, but superio weight and more reserves caused our second loss to the Vikings. me-G I 3 Cheer Leaders Russell Roe Harvey Pings Elaine Johnson Don Wourrns Ardy Hale QR GOLF he Lind brothers, Bill and rles, led the West High golf to third place in the ue this year. South, with erior reserve strength, took championship, but the stunt- mashiernen of Studio VV only gave the champs n for their money, but were ged out of second place by narrow margin of one game. GOLF earn W L outh ...,.. ......,,,....,......., l l l ost i,...... ,...... 8 4 Vest ........ ..,,,.. 7 5 1 di., 5 7 3 9 i -n .i il SWIMMING Ioe Ruscio Donald Wourms Henry Potter Don Klaren Bernard Sione Coach Rinne , maj, 1 'og Q A Y' 3 IH l, 'fl - n S 1 l I TENNIS Gordon Parker Marvin Berger Jacob Lerner Harold Haddon Fifty-five WRESTLING ,. me X -ea eg, , ., , Y Y A?v,v.,r. : N34 .WMV ha ga -mmf' . Ii W Arlen , gi: x I 1 4 f - -M Kr H. ' , K- .K y , I t MEMBERS OF THE WRESTLING SQUAD First Rowwl-Kay Fouls, Lavern Kingrey, lim Raines, Charles Stotts, Neal McGee, Bob Tegner, Iames Turner. Second Row-foe Lucero, Carl Hobwood, Winnie Russell, Ernie Smith, Rex Morgan, Earl Paiterson, George Maurer, Coach Rinne. Fifty-six SKETBALL IESS DILLAHUNTY Captain THE VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD lirnrny Allen, Bill Beston, Rudy Borga, Ted Brown, Walter Giesler, Don Haloin, Ted Iackson, lack Kruse, Iohn Lewis, Bob McMichael, lames Maller, Lewis Peterson, Gerald Roberts, Bill Smith, Ioe Wedgle. Lettermen-Harold Bersche, less Dillahunty, Bob Flieger, Bill Lind, Charles Lind, Sam Levine, Elmer Thiel, Bill Thorney, Leonard Silverberg. LEAGUE GAMES EXTRA LEAGUE GAMES West ....... ......,,. 2 2 South .,....... .,.....i. W est ,.,............... 44 Fort Collins ,............... Z1 West ,......... ......... 3 4 Manual ..,..... ......., W est ......., .....i. 3 5 Fort Morgan ..,........... 20 West ....... .....,,.. 2 8 North .,....,.. ......,. W est ...,.,., ....,.. 2 7 Sterling .....,,,..,,..,......... 38 VVest ....... .,.,..... 3 l East ........... ........ l Nest .,.,.... ....... 3 8 Fort Morgan ........,,,,,. 28 West .,..,.. ....,... 1 7 South ........,... ....,... W est .,,..... ....... 5 l Greeley ..,,....... ...,.,, 2 6 West ....... .,,..,... 2 4 Manual ..,..... ........ W est ....... 46 Englewood ,.,.... .,..... 4 2 West ....... ......,. 2 6 North ..,...... .,...... W est ....,,.. ......, 4 0 Longmont .,........ ....... 4 6 'West ....... ...,.,... 2 3 East ......,. ........ W est .................. 21 Colo. Springs ..,........... 28 West ..,.,,. 49 Wheatridge ....... ,,..,.... 2 l West ........ .....,, 4 6 Loveland ...,,..... .,,,... 2 0 4 LEAGUE STANDINGS North Manual East South West Fifty-seven Levine scores! Fifty-eight Wedgle scores! Levine shoots a foul! Borgc: makes a free ihrow! SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL L l L , Fears that later were justified. South's reserves at our game with them. THE SOPHOMORE SQUAD limmy Allen, Roy Allen, Harold Beveridge, Fred Breidenstein, Don Girtin, Herb Grassgreen, l-larry Harris, Lee Hazelwood, Iohn Hunter, Ted Iackson, Charles Lind, Sidney Milzer, Loren Pace, Louis Peterson, Gerald Roberts, Floyd Saliman, Lawrence Smith, Bill Snyder, Ioe Wedgle. This year's West High Sophomores finished second in their league, win- ning six out of their eight league starts, and yielding their two losses to the championship East sophs. The outstanding player was Charles Lind. Charles also made his letter on the varsity squad. Fifty-nine BASEBALL The l937 baseball team, under the new director, Earl A. Paul, was com- posed of an entire cast of new talent, with the exception oi iour players. Roy lohnson and Ernest Smith were the leading pitchers oi this series. Iohnson set a new record for the season by striking out seventeen ot the South stars in one game. Ace Left Fielder lohn Lewis, and Sam Levine, ace first base- man, were awarded berths on the All-City Team, one of the highest honors that a player can receive, and Iacob Lerner, right fielder, was placed on the All- City second team. Other stars who rendered outstanding service were: lesse Dillahunty, catcher, Maurice Srnock and Don Trout, outiielders, Bill Thorney and Iames Kiesler, second basernen, Pete Ambler and Elmer Thiel, shortstopsp and Fred Breidenstein and LaVerne Rounds, third basemen. West West ,..,,..., ...... 4 West ......... ....,. 3 West South .......... ........ Manual ......... ........ 5 North ...,... East ........ VARSITY SCORES 6 'West ..,...... ...... 5 South ,.,.. ....,l,, l West ......... ...... 5 North ,.,....,,.. ..,,.,.. 7 4 West......... Manual......,,. 4 6 West......... 8 East.....,,..... 2 T-. 9 l ... 9 i,.QQ..t Sixty D-CLUB MEMBERS Sponsor-N. C. Morris, Pete Ambler, Marvin B ' Harold Bersche, Rudy Borga, Fred Breidenstein, Sam stein, Frank Carey, less Dillahunty, Kenneth DuBois Flieger, Bob Fugazzi, Bill Girtin, Harold Haddon, A Hansen, Kenneth Hobbs Carl Hobwood, Stanley loh Ted Karamigios, FranklKarsh, Roy Lane, Jacob LJ Sam Levine, Iohn Lewis, Charles Lind, Bill Lind, Logan, Lester Matthews, Bert Metcalf, Bob Mitchellt Rex Morgan, Iohn Patterson, Fred Pennie, lim Rains, ard Roll, LaVerne Rounds, Winfred Russell, Leonar verberg, Bill Smith, Ernest Smith, Maurice Smock, nard Stone, Charles Stotts, Robert Tegner, Amos T Elmer Theil, Bob Thorne, Bill Thorney, Howard War Eugene Whittaker, Albert Wolfson tMgr.t, Kenny l Donald Wourms. . TRACK mn ms E it it E H .tt , M- it . rwixfwm swim H mtg: 4 H: it Emhfigi rg ggggm :ms -:jam Eff . xi H8232 HBH mm if in THE TRACK SQUAD Iohn Aranda, Tony Aranda, Walter Blackwood, Frank Barbera, Harold Bersche, Paul Bonham, Leonard Bainbridge, lim Bunson, Iames Chambers, Joe Chinn, Ed Clark, Frank Carey, lack DeVare, Sam Feld, Nathan Feld, Bob Flieger, Harold Finney, Ray Fuqua, Bill Howard, Louis Hill, Harold Haddon, Forrest Hamilton, William Halderson, David Hayworth, Leslie Ingram, Robert Iones, Iames Iones, Don Klaren, Lavern Kingry, Ioe Lucero, Philip Matthews, Bob McMichael, Richard Miller, Rex Morgan, LaRue McC1eary, Clarence McClure, Elmer Moore, Sam Nikkei, Elton Nitzel, Fred Pennie, Alfred Rowland, Robert Ross, Bill Snead, Dick Switzer, Bill Smith, Eugene Smith, Roy Suiter, Iames Turner, Gene Thomas, Ice Vigil, Ernie Varner, Raymond Weaverling, Raymond Zacher. Additional Attractions Athletic Events Sixty one '- . 3 , GIRLS ATHLETICS l VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Back Row-Bertha Peterson, Charlotte Wehr, LaVerrie La Roberta Messenger. Front Row eDarlene Clark, Anna Pucllik, Ruth Umbarger. on .wr-, SPEEDBALL CHAMPIONS Back Rowslune Bannon, Annabelle Martinez, Dorothy Some Sixty-two Dorothy Abbott, Elaine Cavanaugh, Florine Messenger. Front Row-lean Fabian, Dorothy Bueckerman, Suzanne Put Boherta Burger, Priscilla Harmon. A A A I Girls' Sports Club Miss Ruth Dougherty ......... ...,,.... S pol Roberta Messenger ........, ....... P resi Iune Bannon ...........,..., .,.,,..... S ecrj Doris Cooper ...,............................. .......... T rea MEMBERS Dorothy Abbott, Sophie Athens. Betty Berr Dorothy Bueckerman, Roberta Burger, Gene Capra, Virginia Carlisle, Darleen Clark, f Fabian, Shirley Flieger, Priscilla Harmon, A Hill, La Verne Lambert, Annabelle Martinez, N McFarland, Florine Messenger, Constance Q Suzanne Putallez, Vida Bhoten, Mary Snead. othy Sommerville, Mary Belle Sommerville, I Taltaferro, Lorraine Trippel, Dorothy Thomp Ruth Umbarger, Charlotte Wehr, Beulah W ward, Mamie Young, Della Vasquez, Elaine C: 1 naugh. l X 'fxfjw -ffvf' ax J 1446.6 vciated f n terpl-iA e.A M MMM Iune Beamer Kenneth Hobbs Dorothy Roller Sixty-four Isabel Burgess Ruby Knapp f-'lffyffff J 1.2 of 02-f 33,3 ,,,i, , ACADA ,L - The Nati .i.x7'1J Naydene Bishop Dorothy Brose Emily Iohnson Betty Iune Iordan Maurice Smock Ellen Stevens Members not shown in pictures: Fred Clay and lack Vigil The arnbition of every actor in Studio W is to become a member of the Academy. Each year outstanding stars and a few outstanding featured players are chosen to be members of this organization. The National Honor Society has tour principles-scholarship, citizenship, leadership, and service. This year the Academy has introduced a new idea, tapping their new members in an assembly program. it r NMMA y v ,ri K ,P- ffl'- Delaney if -Y Helen Grove Eldo Lohr r Society Harold Haddon Frances Hcglund Leoncx Hcmdlemczn Sum Nilckel lean Nelson Fred Pennie- Bill Uron Wondcx lNilson Betty Yockey OFFICERS Sponsor ........ .,..,.................. ....., M r s. Helen U. Bcryliss President ......,....... ............ M durice Smock Vice-President ,....., ......... D orothy Brose Secretary ....,..,..,.. ....... H crrold Haddon Sixtyffive PLAYERS UNION iStudent Councill The Student Council oi West l-ligh School hopes to bring about a greater degree of co-operation among those concerned in the improvement of the school, and to encourage higher citizen- ship and scholarship. The students chosen tor the council must have had satisfactory scholarship and citizenship. They are elected by their third hour classes. The council gives an assembly each semester, sponsors an all-school dance on Orange and Black day, publishes the W Book, and co-operates with other organizations or the school administra- tion in any move toward a better school. EXECUTIVE BOARD iStudent Interest Committeel The Student Interest Committee, West's Executive Board, is composed of , the officers ot the four classes. lt has l also representatives from the Annual Board, Bodeo, National Honor Society, and its officers are the officers of the student council. lts purposes are the direction of the student council and the arousing ot enthusiasm and school spirit. lts members also compose the Student Court, the Board of Censorship for Studio W, which has certain powers in cases ot discipline. iSafety Councill These are not the nine members of the Supreme Court, but merely the students ot the West High Safety Council. Planning satety programs and organizations, recording accidents, obtaining tratiic signs for the dangerous intersections in the school's vicinity-these are some of the jobs of these nine very important cowhands. Sixty-six OUTSTANDING PERFORMEBS CHead Boys and Head Girlsl Because of their willingness to co- operate with their follow-workers, and their unbounded loyalty to all that per- tains to Studio W, we point with pride to the four outstanding performers of 1937-1938. Betty Yockey Back in the days when Betty had merely supporting roles, her charming, vivacious personality made friends of all her associates in Studio W. To those who watched her career as she rose to stardom, it was not surprising that she was chosen as the outstanding performer for the first half of the year. Fred Doppelmayr There was nothing startling in the launching of Fred's career in Studio W, yet, while but a stand-in, his ability was recognized, and he was given roles af- fording opportunity to develop his talents. His indomitable spirit won him many laurels, culminating in his being named the outstanding performer for the first half, among the boys. Wanda Wilson Wanda Wilson has been one of our most active and able outstanding per- formers. Gifted with exceptional tact and charm, she has stepped into a place of real leadership in the school. Her wide range of interests and connections has kept her in vital touch with the whole picture of life at Studio W, and she has been ever ready and able to contribute to our progress. Maurice Smock Wanda Wilsoii Fred Doppelmayr Betty Yockey Maurice Smock Maurice Smock, in his position as an outstanding performer of 1938, proved himself to be a real trouper. Maurice, in spite of his many honors and the notice and comment they drew to him, has remained as always modest, sincere, dependable. Everyone in Studio W is proud of Maurice, of the things he is as well as of the things he does. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Truly democratic, Studio W is governed mainly by the members of the cast. They rest their legislative functions with the Players Union which in turn entrusts the power to define rules and privileges for the players as a whole in the Executive Board. The judicial responsibiility is assumed by the Board of Censorship. Government of the players, by the players, for the players, a tradition at Studio W, is being carried on faithfully by Vice President in charge of production Hill, who has successfully carried out the same plan at Studio M. Sixty-seven l l DEBATE CLUB DEBATE CLUB - Sponsor, Miss Iulia Daly: Ardyce Hendrickson, Betty Sue Hogle, Shirley Keehn, Lyle Pratt, Esther Rodriguez, Evelyn Rogers, Margaret Salzman, Mary Snead, LaVerne Wade, 'Wil- son Walcher. il 1, BIBLE CLUB C. F. L. Mohr, Sponsor: Donald Keeney, President: lsabel Burgess, Vice-President Helen Wilkins, Sec- retaryg Gene Arnold, Edith Bailey, Isabel Burgess, Clara Cole, Vir- ginia Farrell, Marie Hatheway, Mary Huii, Leslie lngram, Charles Iohnson, Iohn lacoloson, Donald Keeney, Evangeline Lane, Mary McKee, Fred Montano, Mary Olson, Thomas Perry, Geneva Rogers, Pansy Sykes, Paul Smith, Ralph Smith, Irene Taylor, Helen Wilkins. Sixty-eight COSMOPOLITAN YOUTH FORUM COSMOPOLITAN YOL FORUM-Sponsor, Mrs. Frar Moore: Chairman, Fred Dop rnayer: Vice Chairman, la: Umbargery Secretary, Pauline kins: Dorothy Brose, Robert Cli Lucille Delaney, Beynold LeDu Dorothy Harris, Ruth Hari' Frances Haglund, Myrtle Lo Fred Montano, Virginia O'Slu Helen Parker, Josephine Pars Bill Simmons, Martha Stevens, Valdez. :mf- , ,lg-.1 SERVICE CLUB Robert Clark, Leon Dodson, Homer Seaman, Sam Levine, Elmer Theil, Bill Thorney, Carl Hobwood, George Mclntyre, Abe Bernstein, lim Kiesler, Fred Penne, William Fritz, Robert Sotler, Sam Buckstien, Ed Henly, lsrael Streer, Bill Collins, Iohn Hunter, Robert Frostrorn, Mel- vin Cooper, Harold Hadden, George Clayburn, Ray Baker, Carl Carlson, Chris Allison, George Salle, lack Carlton, lay Melnick, Archie Hansen, Iim Raines, Harry Gilliam, Frank Epperson, George Graber, Kenny Hobbs, Leo Baxter, Irving Eiesen, Howard Lars, Don Roberts, Buddy Webb, Glen Bauer, Thomas Perry, Wesley Farnsworth, Earl Meyer, Robert Bailey. LIBRARY STAFF Librarians: Miss Edna E. Gustaf- son, Mrs. Florence Pickett Foltzg Library Clerk, Miss Ada Bright: Li- brary Stafi-Student Assistants: Edith Bailey, Grace Callow, Donna lean Davis, Georgia Davis, Alice Felton, Georgia Frangos, Sylvia Goldman, Margaret Grauel, Ruth Haskins, Barbara lnnis, Maxine Iennings, Mickey Io Lewis, Dolly Varden McDowell, Harriet Mil- stein, Florence Newton, Helene Pekrul, Helen L. Robinson, Robert Ross, leanette Shafer, Lorraine Spring, Aurora Valdez. S.O.S. CLUB Mrs. Ella Walker Snyder, Mr. E. I. Watson, Sponsors: Wanda Wilson, taryp Lucille Zagar, Treasurer-LE President: Connie Walden, Vice- President, Lucille Zagar, Secre- taryp Margaret Breckenridge, Treasurer: Betty Berryhill, Maxine Besore, Helen Boothroyd, Corinne Breckenridge, Isabel Burgess, Vir- ginia Carlisle, Helen Davis, Kath- ryn Douglass, Marie Followell, Bet- ty Graham, Margaret Grauel, Mary Harris, Dorothy Harris, Alice len- sen, Barbara Iohnson, Mary Kel- ler, Norma Kerper, La Verne Larn- bert, Roberta Messenger, Kathleen Murray, Dorothy O'Neal, Lavona Patton, Barbara Parker, Constance Pille, Louise Preuit, Annie Pudlik, Ruth Settergren, Katherine Schless- man, Enid Schoneweis, Ellen Ste- vens, Agnes Sullivan, Ruth Um- barger, Ruth Waite, Dorothy VV' ash- burn, Barbara Weiss, Betty Yockey, Cecile Youngblood. Sixty-nine fn f4 ,eff Seventy iSPURl Aranda, Freda Azelein, Iohn Donald Alvanda, Bernard Allen, Frances Boillor, Dorothy Brose, Isabel Burgess, Pauline Berkins, Betty Berryhill, Martha Blum, Lurline Brantley, Helen Booth- royd, Corinne Breckenridge, Rosie Brizman, Henry Becker, Bill Beston, Ted Brown, Albert Bett- ridge, Virginia Carlisle, lack Cecil, Fem Cherrington, loseph Chinn, Albert Cibulka, Fred Clay, Doris Cooper, Estella Covilla, Dorothy Cunningham, Charles Dibio, Lorraine Dinsmore, Fred Doppelmayer, Kathleen Douglas, Fred Drake, Marie Durfee, Ruth Elliot, Dudley Enos, Don Euler, Wesley Farnsworth, Sam Feld, Herman Feldman, Shirley Fleiger, losephine Garramore, Nellie Gep- hardt, Albert Gorman, Isabelle Gorman, Zilpha Grosevenor, Helen Grove, Avalon Guild, Cecelia Guth, Harold Haddon, Frances Haglund, Leona Handelrnan, Alice Hanstein, Dorothy Harris, Mary Harris, Tom Hastie, Vivian Hattendorf, Doris Hayes, Marie Heggenberger, Fred Hendrickson, Kenneth Hobbs, Walter Holly, Barbara lnnis, Lewis loplin, Betty lune Iordan, Lucas Iohnson, Elizabeth Katz, Frank Karsh, lim Keisler, Ruby Kemry, Norma Kerper, Max Kerr, Russell Kested, Harold Kleiner, Ruby Knapp, Minnie Knaster, Ruth Kraut, Bernard Krause, Helen Kuster, LaVern Lambert, Geraldine Lee, Mildred Lehrer, Pearl Lewis, loyce Linwood, Elda Lohr, Anita love, lames Lucas, lames Mason, Harry Matthews, Rowena McDonnell. lames Melville, Buford Messenger, Clara Miller, Bernard Milzer, Vivian Milzer, Harriet Milstein, Bob Mitchel, Bert Morrison, lean Nelson, Sam Nikkel, Hope Noce, Virginia O'Shea, Ida Mae Opie, Barbara Parker, Lavona Patton, Evelyn Paylow, Fred Pennie, Rose Perlmutter, Bertha Peterson, Elsie Pietsch, Otto Pietsch, Constance Pille, Harvey Pings, Earl Prescott, Vida Rhoten, Donald Rogers, Evelyn Rothstein, Gloria Sauve, Bill Scott, Enid Schoneweis, Evelyn Schriever, Ruth Settergren, Bill Simmons, Maurice Smock, Stanley Solyards, William Stamey, Claud Stewart, Martha Stevens, Agnes Sullivan, Mary Thorngate, Bob Thurmond, Ruth Umbarger, Bill Uran, lack Vigil, Charles Walker, Albert Walfson, loe Vlfest, Barbara Weiss, Wanda Wilson, Donald Wourms, Betty Yockey, Cecile Youngblood, Mary lane Youngren. This organization was first begun in order to stimulate higher scholastic and citizen- ship standards. Any actor is entitled to an associate membership if his standing is suffi- ciently high to place on the semester honor lists. Full membership is available only to the featured players and stars who have had their names placed on two semester honor lists. Associate membership and full membership are forfeited, for the period in question, if any actor fails to maintain a sufficiently high average to keep his name on the honor list. Mrs. Barbara Couden is the director ot this organization. ACTORS' GUIL z Q31 ll EM 1- in K1 ,. ART CLUB Miss Rose M. Longan, Sponsor: Louis McWilliams, Presidenty Lester Mathews, Vice-President: Norma Kerper, Secretary: Helen Boothroyd, Marie Daniels, Victor Frank, Vera Graft, Betty Crrahm, Kathleen Grahrn, Evelyn Hefner, Bob Heggenberger, Max Kerr, Orion Manton, Pearl Mayberry, Lavona Patton, Bob Russell, Fred Smith, Barbara Weiss. ASTRONOMY CLUB Miss Myra Carson, Sponsor: mem- bers: Iarnes Melville, President: George Mclntyre, Vice-President: Helen Boothroyd, secretary, Billie Arrowsmith, Beatrice Barnett, Mar- jorie Boyer, Warren Bradley, Dorothy Clark, Mearl Carson, Ar- thur DeLong, Roy Fergus, Con- stance Holden, Charles Hamm, Alice Hanstein, Louis Harper, Dorothy Harris, Albert Iacke, Donald Klaren, Pearl Lewis, La- Rue McCleary, Richard O'Block, Lavona Patton, Ruth Richards, Harvey Silvey, Ralph Smith, Mar- gie Spencer, Frances Trestik, La- Verne Williams, Shirley Young- blood. lg . sf' It ll 219 ,ei is , PEN RAMBLERS Miss Emily Marrs, Sponsor, Mary Clawson, President, Bill Uran, Sec- retary. Members: Mary Ahens, Wayne Bigler, Grace Callow, Frank Chase, Bob Morton, Dorothy Washburn, Albert Wolf, Milton Yoelin. Seventy-one if :Lili fl A Sam Buckstein Genevieve Capra Robert Clark Sam Nikkel Sylvia Rosen Ray Rossloach PUBLICI Villeta Becker Dorothy Brose George Maurer Pearl Mayberry Bill Thorney Seventy-two Ioseph Valdez The Rodeo Staff, under the sponsorship of Miss Lorena Hocking, Miss Grace Tripler, and George L. Iennings have turned out many fine issues the past two semesters. In order to be eligible for the staff, the students must have received at least a B in News I. Each member of the staff has a special duty and a special. page to Work on. An editor is chosen for each page, and together with the reporters on his par- ticular page, plans, Writes, and edits the page. Individual credit should be given to lim Keisler, former editor, to Stanley Iohnson, present editor of the paper, and, also to Ellen Stevens, Who as News Correspondent, has Worked hard and efficiently. ff ' Qjf, Ex 'E- S r Lou Dean Avalon Guild Ted Kgfgmlgws Vernon Sachs Enid Sclioenweis Ellen Sieve,-is -V X, , 1 IPARTMENT il! itll :ff l . 'llie Arrowsmith liauline Berkens Archie Bittner Ted Brown Grace Ccllow red Doppelmayr 1 Iuanita Flinn tVincent Greco l Clayton I-liss Barbara Iohnson Stanley lohnson lack Kruse lentin Rosenberg taurice Saliman ermon Schachter Motty Shames Ioe West eulah Woodward Warren Verhoff ,46 -rw Iames Kiesler Russell Layton Elmer Thiel David Thompson Dot 'Alright Betty Yockey Seventy-three R. O. T. C. ROTC Company A-loe Adams, Clyde Alder, Charles Ashe, George Armento, Bob Applegate, Glen Baur, Bill Bickley, Frank Barbera, Virgil Bannison, Keith Bose, lack Belless, Leroy Brower, Vernon Burns, Albert Crandall, Iarnes Chambers, Alvin Cram, Merle Carson, Orvile Cummin, loe Com- nillo, Marvin Dillon, lack DeVare, Mervin Evans, lack Everhart, Bill Edwards, Morgan Foster, Fred Ferguson, Lee Garcia, Iohn Garcia, Gerald Golden, Lester Gordan, Robert Honley, Russell Honley, Lawrence Hunt, Bill Hudson, George Hogate, Louis Harper, Arthur Hixon, Dale Ieeter, Stuart Keith, George Keathly, Vernon Keeney, William Kempt, Fred Kennedy, lohn Killey, Tilo Lopez, Dan Leyva, Harold Luers, Robert Lloyd, Francis Mann, lames Madison, lohn Olsen, Iohn O'Neill, William O'Hearn, William O'Rourke, Ronald Pickens, Mack Parks, Francis Raglin, Mack Rogers, Robert Roush, Don Riddle, Melborne Reeves, Robert Salas, lohn Sarle, Iames D. Smith, Gene Sinte, Russell Shoup, Paul Smith, Fred Smith, William Smitham, Robert Sumners, William H. Silvey, Harrison Teeters, Bob Thur- mond, lames Turner, Stanley Tepper, Edward Thorton, Curtis Tiffany, Keith Verburg, Chester Wilmore, Ray Weaverling, Forest Williams, loe Young. ROTC Company B-Sam Bennington, Arthur Bergman, Archie Bittner, Eugene Bowman, Ray Curd, Malcolm Craven, Elwyn Coates, Fred Clay, Glen Daly, Iames DePoyster, David Durrill, Candy Duran, Bob Duffy, Max Ernest, Arthur Ebert, Gaylord Evans, Robert Fenske, Iohn Furneau, Audrey Hannah, lohn Hollberg Walton Holtzclaw, Leroy Hoke, Dale Hendricks, lack Hutchinson Robert Huggins, Bert lohnson, Charles lohnson, Kenneth Kellogg, William Kadell, Reynold LeDoux, Leslie Legault, Harry Lauder, lack Lantz, Erwin Larsen, Claude Lutz, Iames Maher, Charles Matthews, Iohn McDaniels, Bill Meyer, Bob Meroz, Harry Morgan, Billy McMillan, lames McMillan, Vernon McCormick, Bert Morri- son, Elmer McBride, Harry Matthews, Albert Moate, Melvin Ohearn, Thomas Oliver, Robert Oakley, lay Orr, lack Price, Arthur Parks, Kenneth Painter, Robert Peters, Kyle Ouinn, Archie Reed, Fred Schmidt, Frank Shupp, William Schaeffer, Lee Smallwood, Stanley Thields, William Thompson. 1 1 Seventy-four West's Ft. O. T. C. is one of the most colorful of the studio's Associated Enterprises. lts marching formations, its new rifle range, its fencing team, and its Color guard are familiar and thrilling sights to everybody on this stud.o's lot. lts annual Military Ball, pictured be- lcw, is one cf the high lights of the social season. Under the leadership of Lieutenants Moore and Scavotto, the corps has made a reorganized from the West High Cadets. rapid growth during the last two and a half years, since it was The main accomplish- ment of this year has been the completion and formal opening of the new rifle range. The opening-day entertainment remains with us as a memorable, pleasurable occasion. IA- Seventy-five Barbara Irmis W Max Kerr Pearl Mayberry Margarei Moore Fred Pennie Larrcrine Spring jf' 1-,L Ellen Sievens Iames Umbarge: Barbara 'Weiss Wanda Wilso X ' ' 1 Seventy-six SCENAR Amr 47 'S? X J une Beamer Nuyclcns- Bish:p less Dillcrhunuy Helen Helier Robert Henley Cul Prescoil Eoln Russell Winfred Husseja :Qfffq Enid Schoneweis Maurice Smock ilsgywli mmf' -igwvflff 1 A 7 l ,- l fvffefy' v ,, . ,milf Lf 1 QY'-A fi ,-P ff l . -. 4. wwe '- foxy -f,1f',4f.4,y AV' J ,v , , 2 fgfif M J ' ,gifgfmf-:I M' RITE rd If ral if J A I3 '- 1 l kj l f 1 WTANH I -.,f ,Qfff Seventy-seven Seventy-eight BOOSTERS CLUB STAGE CRAFT CUpper Picture?-Fred L. Rinne, Sponsor: Don Alvarado, Presi- dent, Maurice Smoclc, Vice-President: Charles Brown Secretary, Doyle Cutshall, Earl Gelwiclc, lohn Haskins, Bill Holzer, Charles Howard, Iames lordan, Eldred Leonard, George Mclntyre, Rex Morgan, lack Palmer, Ted Reynolds, Newton Shefer, Frank Shupe, Bill Smith, Lawrence Smith, Napthali Solis, Walter Starr, Torn Trujillo, Ioseph Vigil, Robert Vincent, Bob Watson, Bill Wartin. BOOSTER CLUB tLower Picture?-Mr. Reed, Mr. Easley, Sponsors: Bob Heggen- berger, President: Bill Vander Weyden, Vice-President: Webster Burrows, Sec- retary, Robert Ageep Tony Aranda, Billie Baillie, Frank Brocesky, Ioseph Cox, Ioe Chinn, Burton Evans, Carl Foust, Bob Green, Kenneth Green, David Haworth, Bill Holzer, Bill Howard, Edgar Iones, Sherman lones, lim Iordan, Earl Myers, Eddie Oshier, Iohn Pierce, Harvey Pings, Gus Paustian, Clarence Pendleton, Ted Reynolds, David Romero, Charles Stamsberry, Louis Siote, Fred Smith, Roy Suiter, Art Smith, Robert Summers, Clifford Schmidt, Wilson Stamsberry, Bernard Vollhart, Robert Vincent, Ioe West. STAGE CRAFT CLUB A CAPELLA CHOIR . is n X A CAPPELLA CHOIR tUpper Picturel-Mr. I. W. Turner, Sponsor: Vlfayne Bigler, Henry Bergman, Mildred Blandiort, Lester Bordan, Frank Burg, lack Carleton, Anita Claxton, Doris Cooper, Helen Davis, Mildred Dill, Kathleen Dorsey, Dudley Enos, Helen Hardison, Priscilla Harmon, Iulia Herrin, Elsie Hesford, Frances Hill, Gertrude Hirsch, Helen Iohnson, Charles Iones, Virginia lones. Iames Kiesler, Irma Kuehn, Anna Belle Martinez, Pearl Mayberry, Marie McCollum, Margaret Moore, Florence Newton, LaVerne Rounds, Fred Pennie, lla Sandstedt, Cliff Schmidt, Homer Seaman, Ruby Sotten, Charlotte Stockard, Iames Umbarger, Buddy Webb, Charlotte Werr, Eugene Whitaker, Eleanor Whowell. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB tLower Picturel-Billie Arrowsmith, Iune Bannon, Frances Boillot, Wanna Boyce, Nadine Boyde, Genevieve Capra, Estelle Covillo, Geral- dine Davis, Peggy Lou Dean, Theda Dean, leanette Dodge, lean Puller, Flor- ence Gatheridge, Sylvia Goldman, Priscilla Harmon, Marie Heggenberger, Aleene Hill, Gertrude Hirsch, Alma Howe, Gwendolyn Hyde, Emily Iohnson, Norma Kerper, Geneva Kirby Ianice Kluge, Helen Kuster, Grace Kyelberg, Maxine Lambard, Mary Ianeflfavey, Ethel Lindquist,Elda Lohr,Mildred Masters, Louise McCain, Peggy MoCool, Margaret Milhoan, Ada Hope Miller, Alicia O'Neill, Eileen Passf Be tlfa Peterson, Neoma Robinson, Eloise Savage, Helen Scherwttz, Katherine lessman, Annabelle Scott, Opal Shannon, Betty Sim- mons, Margie Span, , Lorraine Spring, Hazel Stambaugh, Shirley Stone, Dorothy -.x ar tte Wehr, Eleanor Whowell. 'N 'I XJ . x A vie Y Y -- ,,,x- ,, v GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Seventy-nine tl l'l'tt'lt'lt'tI?iTiF PLH' it H it Eighty RUSTLERS RUSTLERS PEP CLUB-Mrs. Ella Walker Snyder, Fred R. Rinne, Sponsorsg lune Beamer, President: Ardythe Anderson, Lorraine Anderson, Grace Archibald, Martha Iune Baugh, Dorothy Baxter, Betty Berryhill, Iune Bogard, Helen Booth- royd, Marjorie Boyer, Lillian Breuch, Rosie Brizman, Louise Brizendine, Alrena Brown, Hattie Mae Bullock, Lolita Bunnell, Delta Bunyard, Virginia Car- lisle, Ermalee Charles, Marguerite Church, Dorothy Clark, ldan Clark, Betty Culp, Theda Dean, Mildred Dennison, Kathleen Dorsey, Leona Edmonds, Shit- ley Flieger, Ruthe Forbes, Marguerite Ford, lune Forster, Phyllis Garvey, Ziltgha Grosvenor, Leona Handelman, Alice Hanstein, Frances Harding, Helen Hardi- son, Dorothy Marie Harris, Ramona Hawley, Marie Heggenberger, Florence Herbertson, Annabel Hickman, Aleene Hill, Anna Hake, Alma Howe, Violet Humphrey, Wilma Iaeke, Helen Iohnson, Rose Marie Johnson, Doris Kealiher, Gloria Knapp, Minnie Knaster, Grace Kyelberg, La Vern Lambert, Mildred Lehrer, Eleanor Lewis, Evelyn Luers, Katherine Madden, Audrey Marsh, Donna- mae Maurer, Madeline McAlroy, Marie McCollum, Adaline McNeal, Florine Messenger, Clara Miller, Marie Miller, Harriet Milstein, Bernice Morgan, lean Mullen, Kathleen Murray, Florence Newton, Mary Olsen, Dorothy O'Neall, Louise Padon, Eileen Pass, Lavona Patton, Constance Pille, lda Mae O'Neall, Rethamae Raines, Eulalie Reid, Marian Reid, Mabel Rhodes, Vida Rhoten, Mary Lynn Roberts, Sylvia Rosen, Iulia Rinne, lvah lean Scherar, Corinne Schultze, Ardice Scull, Althea Sechler, Betty Simmons, Carole Smith, Fern Smith, Miriam, Stamey, Rosemary Stickrod, Charlotte Stockard, Arlene Stitt, Ruth Settergren, Audrey Tate, Dorothy Thompson, Virginia Travis, Gladys Van Loon, Ruth Waite, Ethel Walker, Betty Lou Warner, Eileen Watkins, Char- lotte Wehr, Virginia Weigand, Penny White, Eileen Woods, Beverly Wright, Cecile Youngblood. NATURE CLUB L...-.g 1 C11 iii -ISHS ii Iii if Q13 119313 IYAII if Ii!! Ealfiii Sili I-111 1-1 Iii! NATURE CLUB CUpper Picture?-Lloyd F. Bailey, Sponsor, Ed Hansen, Presi- dent: Ruth Waite, Vice-President: Agnes Sullivan, Secretary: Harold Bersche, Corinne Breckenridge, Bill Bickley, Raymond Curd, Alice Deicy, Ed Eberhardt, Pauline Eckler, Marie Eollowell, 'William Fritz, Dorothy Harris, Hulda Hoifer, Wilma Hurst, Barbara Innis, Ed Levine, Iames Melville, Thomas Perry, Eileen Paton, Athens Razatos, Ralph Smith, LeRoy Starnbaugh, Betty Lou Warner, Elsie Woodard. CAMERA CLUB CLower Picturel-S. B. Taylor Sponsorp Vivian Milzer, President, Evelyn Schrieber, Vice-President: Naydene Bishop, Secretary: Bernard Allen, Iohn Burch, Naomi Boddy, Edith Marie Burger, Mary Clements, Marvin Dillon, lrrna Dinerstein, Ieanette Dodge, Kenneth DuBois, Marie Fisher, Arthur Gray, Leona Handelman, Alice Hanstein, Louis Harper, Barbara lnnis, Betty June lorclan, Shirley Keehn, Don Klaren, Roy Lane, Reynold LeDou.X, Myrtle Lovely, larnes Mason, George Maurer, Pearl Mayberry, Rowena McDonnell, Bob McMichael, Florine Messenger, Don Miller, Harriet Milstein, Orville Rice, Helen Robinson, Iohn Roland, Sylvia Rosen, Alfred Rowland, Viola Schurr, Horner Seaman, Dorothy Seiglbaum, Harvey Silvey, Ruth Snead, Virginia Travis, Dorothy Washburn, Gale Washburn, Glen Weaver, Glen Wheeler. CAMERA CLUB Eighty-one RI Q are r. W ttrfftg? J Eighty-two GODEY lg: Ct f - I , ,xii ...L FRENCH CLUB fUpper Picturel--Miss Louise Starr Peck, Sponsor, Gene Thomas, President: Cecile Youngblood, Secretaryg Harold Bersche, Helen Boothroyd, Lolita Bunnell, Gertrude Cain, Mary Clements, Arthur DeLong, Georgia Frangos, Gerald Golden, Leona Handelman, Corinne Haskins, Paul Hoover, Barbara lnnis, Beverley Ietfries, Lavona Patton, Herman Reitt, Henry Robinson, Robert Rothberg, Virginia Surface, Otto Swanson, Mariano Solis, Iarnes Turner, Louise Williams, Minerva Wilson, Hanley Weber, Paul Yhvh, Shirley Youngblood, Russell Yunck. GODEY CLower Picturei-Mrs. Iosephine Bartosch, Sponsory Dorothy Brose, President: Barbara Weiss, Vice-Presidentg Dorothy Bueckerman, Secretary and Treasurer: lune Beamer, Naydene Bishop, Roberta Burger, Elaine Cavanaugh, Mary Clawson, Kathleen Dorsey, Marie Durtee, lean Fabian, Hazel Fouts, Helen Grove, Leona Handelman, Alice Hanstein, Emily Iohnson, Ruth Kraut, Helen Kuster, Elda Lohr, Mildred Masters, Rowena McDonald, Ada Hope Miller, Harriet Milstein, Virginia O'Shea, Helen Parker, Helen Robinson, Evelyn Roth- stein, Katherine Schlessman, Dorothy Seiglbaurn, Martha Stevens, Gloria Suave, Barbara Weiss, Eleanor Whowell, Buelah Woodward. I If r tg FRENCH CLUB W '73 A ' i1 is - ' 50-50 CLUB XXNXXXXX PLTUW1 iilttiwxill rm it. fill 33' 12' 'E 50-50 CLUB-Sponsor, Don L. Allen: President, Fred Breidensteiny Vice-President, Wintred Russell, Secretary, Enid Schoneweisy Iune Beamer, Roberta Berger, Betty Berryhill, Naydene Bishop, Helen Boothroyd, Corinne Breckenridge, Mar- garet Breckenridge, Dorothy Bueckerman, Genevieve Capra, Virginia Carlisle, Gloria Childers, Anita Claxton, Doris Cooper, Helen Dill, Marie Durfee, Ruby Durfee, Shirley F leiger, Avalon Guild, Margaret Grauel, Helen Harclison, Ruth Haskins, Marie Heggenberger, Mickey, Io Lewis, Ioyce Linwood, lean Nelson, Mildred Maxtield, Pearl Mayberry, Peggy McCool, Margaret Moore, Emily Iohnson, Dorothy O'Neall, Louise Padon, Lavana Patton, Betty Ponder, Winona Rice, Enid Schoneweis, Betty Simmons, Bosella Simmons, Ellen Stevens, Char- lotte Stockard, Dorothy Thompson, Doris Thornton, Connie Walden, Barbara Weiss, Penny White, Wanda Wilson, Dorothy Wright, Betty Yockey, Lucille Zagar, Pete Ambler, Ray Baker, Fred Breidenstein, lack Carlton, less Dillahunty, Bob Fleiger, Bill Girtin, Harold Haddon, Don Haloin, Kenny Hobbs, Douglas Hopkins, Stanley Iohnson, Iirn Kiesler, Iohn Lewis, lerorne Looper, Lester Mat- thews, Bob Marker, George Mclntyre, Bert Metcalf, Sarn Nikkei, Fred Pennie, limRains, Howard Boll, Bay Bossbach, Wintred Russell, Bill Smith, Herschel Smith, Maurice Smock, Walter Starr, Anthony Stone, Sherman Strobeck, Elmer Thiel, Bill Thorney, Warren Verhotf, Kenny Worl, Don Wourms. 50-50 CLUB Eighty-three GIRL RESERVES den, President: Naydene Bishop, Vice- Presidentp Pearl Mayberry, Secretary: - Wanda Wilson, Treasurer: Lillian Abbott, Ernestine Ainsworth, Titsa Allison, Grace Archibald, Billie Arrowsmith, Margaret 1 Avine, Beatrice Barnett, Marjorie Basett, Iune Beamer, Maxine Blay, Martha Blum, lone Brown, Betty Cameron, Ilona Car- baugh, Dorothy Chinn, Anita Claxton, Mar- jorie Crosby, Frances Clish, Lucille De- laney CMusic Chairrnani, Kathryn Doug- lass, Helen Davis, Mildred Dennison, Lor- raine Dismore, Kay Dorsay, Betty Lee Dougherty, Agnes Driscoll, Frances Dun- stan, Marie Eaton, Pauline Ekler, Florella Epley, Evelyn Estes, Iune Eva, Iuanita Flynn, Geor ia Fran os, Corinne Frank - Q Q I lune Forester, Mary Frances Fowler, Mar- garet Gallagher, Thelma Garver, Florence f Gatheridge, Vera Graft, Margaret Grauel, Dolores Green, Madeline Grego, Sophie Gregory, Zilpha Grovenor, Avalon Guild, E-rf' Frances Haglund, Betty Hall, Nina Hamil- 1 ton, Dorothy Hamm, Alice Hanstein, Dora Harbin, Ruth Harbin, Frances Harding, Opal Harker, Dorothy Harris, Mary Harris, l Ruth Haskins tService Chairrnani, Alice Hawk, Eleanor Hawk, Doris Hayes, lean Hayworth, Evelyn Heitner, Iulia Heger, Marie Heggenberger, Ardyce Hendrickson, Frances Hill, Lorraine Hoffman, Anna Hoke, Wilma Hurst, Gwendolyn Hyde, Barbara lnnis, Shirley Iones, Rose Marie Iohnson, Mary lane Kallstrom, Shirley Ianice Kluge, Lois Kuster, Norma Lake, LaVerne Lambert, Phyllis Lane, Geral- dine Lewis, Amber Lewis, Eleanor Lewis, XKN Maxine Lewis, Micky-jo Lewis, Pauline ,J Linscott, Elda Lohr, Ardice Ludwig, Kath- t Lf rine Medden, Betty Marine, Pauline Ma- 1 i I 4 son, Mildred Masters, Virginia Mauck, Anna Mays, Virginia McDaniel, Nancy i f N McFarland, Pansy McWhirt, Roberta Mes- senger, Elizabeth Milhoan, Florence Mont- gomery, Margaret Moore, Thelma Morgan Q Correspondence Secretaryl, Lila Moser, Kathleen Murray, Ruth Nelson, Kathleen Neujahr, Ruth Nelson, Marzette Neveu, Virginia Nikkei, Dorothy O'Neall, Elna Iune Opheikens, Virginia O'Shea, Helen Parker, t Betty Patterson, Lavona Patton tPrograrn Chairmanl, Ioella Peryam, Loretta Pettroft, T Marie Pfeiffer, LaVina Pippert, Betty Pon- der, lrene Poole, Alice Quintana, Winona t Rice, Daisy Ramsour, lean Reid, Marian Reid, Louis Rider, Phillis Roush, Alberta Schark, Roberta Schark, Shirley Shilling, Katherine Schlessman, Mary Schneider, Helena Schneider, Enid Schoneweis CLead- ershipl, Anita Shaw, Shirley Smith, Margie Spencer, Lorraine Spring, Ellen Stevens, Agnes Sullivan, loan Taliaterro, Doris Thornton, Dorothy Torres ginia Travis, Frances Trestik, Helen Trestik, Sarah Trujillo, Wilhelmina Stemmer, Evelyn Stott, Ruth barger, Aurora Valdez, Helen Vigil, Corinne Walden, Dorothy Washburn, Evelyn Weant, Barbara Vi Betty Wille, Marie Williams, Beulah Woodward, Doris Wooster, Frances Woverine, Bernice Wright Wright, Betty Yockey CServiceJ, Zelda Young, Shirley Youngblood, Lucille Zagar tPublicityl. K ff Eighty-four Miss Marie Landon, Sponsorp Connie Wal- 5 Helen Boothroyd, Laura Bowey tHistoriani, 5 Twila Boyce, Wilma Brawley, Peggy Breck- 3 enridge, Louise Brizendine, Dorothy Brose, A f 4 1 Keehn, Norma Kerper, Lois Killham, 1 HI-Y CLUB I-ll Y CLUB CUpper Picture?-I. Paul Gourlay, Sponsor, Wintred Russell, Presi- dent: lames Keisler, Vice-President: Fred Pennie, Secretary: Chris Allison, Pete Ambler, Ray Baker, Henry Bergman, Fred Breidenstein, lack Carlton, lohn Chestnut, loe Chinn, Charles Detrick, less Dillahunty, Marvin Dillon, Eranlc Duffy, Berton Evans, Don Euler, Bob Fleiger, Alfred Gillen, Bill Girtin, Harold Haddon, Bill Haska, Don Haloin, Don Herbst, Evan lones, Ted Kararnigios, lack Kruse, Roy Lane, Russell Layton, lohn Lewis, George Mclntyre, Don McQueary, Iames Maher, Buford Messenger, Bob Mitchell, Ernest Morgan, Bob Neville, Sam Nikkel, George Pagliosatti, Henry Potter, Earl Prescott, Donald Rogers, Iames Rogers, Howard Roll, Bob Ross, Ray Rossbach, Clifford Schmidt, Bill Scott, Harry Shafer, Maurice Smock, Charles Stott, Elmer Thiel, Gene Thomas, Torn Tuttield, David Thompson, Bill Thorney, Horner Trout, Kenny Worl, Don 'VVourms. MATH CLUB tLoWer Picture?-Louis Fergus, Sponsor, Ed Henley, President, Bob Stottlar, Vice-President, Harold Haddon, Secretary: Bob Applegate, War- ren Bradley, Carl Carlson, Leon Dotson, Clifford Epperson, Frank Epperson, Alice Felton, Louis Harper, Billy Lind, Manuel Lopez, Irene Mandel, lame-s Melville, Thomas Perry, Harvey Pings, Robert Settergren, Ralph Smith, Dorothff'Son1erf, f A A ville. H 'Q 3, J ,' 1 1 1 Yajcziyygkf V MATH CLUB- C I xii 4-7 Fl' Eighty-five Eighty-six ORCHESTRA BAND BAND iUpper Picture?-Edith Bailey, Ruth Cain, Lorraine Christen, Lois lean Conde, Lucille Delaney, Lucille Ellis, Elaine Lama, Margaret Prina, Virginia Redman, Norma Walters, Wanda W'illiarns, Ruth Urnbarger, Charles Ashe, Ioe Adams, Louis Bates, Rudy Borga, Paul Bonham, Frank Burg, Calen Baldwin, Eugene Burrows, Dave Brunskill, Alvin Cram, Bill Collins, Kenneth Dayton, Leland Doughty, Wesley Farnsworth, Don Girtin, lack Girtin, loe Gordon, Frank Goodrich, Roger Gurule, Bob Harrington, Audrey Hanna, Charles lones, Edward Krevas, Ardy Hale, LaVerne Kingry, Howard Keeie, Normand Langtelder, Charles Lutes, lack Lutes, loe Lucero, Ray Leblow, Harold Luers, Elmer McBride, lames Merritt, George McLachlan, Frank Martin, Bill Maddox, Bob Mullen, Paul McMahan, George Maurer, Lea Overman, Kenneth Painter, Donald Pickens, Louis Peterson, Bert Pederson, Francis Ragland, Robert Reed, Iames Rains, Paul Smith, Anthony Stone, lack Sparr, Harry Stanwood, Stanley Thields, Dewey Tapp, loe Vosnica, Ralph Von Bergen, Bill Witherwax. ORCHESTRA CLower PictureleLolita Bunnell, Dorothy Baxter, Marcella Bohn, Grace Callow, Theda Dean, Frances Dunstan, leanette Goldstein, Florence Her- bertson, Leota Houghton, Wilma Hurst, Shirley lones, Elnora Knaus, Edna Matson, Kathleen Murray, Gloria Palmer, Mabel Rhodes, Virginia Redman, Margaret Saltzman, Virginia Travis, Iessarnine Trenchery, Sam Buckstien, Frank Brocesky, Bill Collins, Dean Foust, Lee Garcia, Roger Gurule, Harvey Harris, Charles lones, Roy Iohnson, Morey Langert, Elmer Love, Bill McDowell, James Mason, Lee Overman, Iames Pavey, Bert Pederson, Dave Romero, Bruce Rossback, Robert Reed, Harry Stanwood, Edwin Shultz, Carl Simon, Ralph V on Bergen, Ben Valdez, Albert Wolfe, Morris Gallinger. MASQUERADERS 52-JE ,A-4 ', I X X x I ' A f f ig! ff! 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PRE MEDICS CLower Picturel-Mrs. Dorothy Lepper, Sponsor: lune Bannon, Beatrice Barnett, Mildred Barrows, Naydene Bishop, Helen Boothroyd, Corinne Breckenridge, Tom Bryden, Marguerite Church, Mary Clements, Clara Cole, Peggy Lou Dean, Charles Delio, Marvin Dillon, Irma Dinerstein, Beulah Ebert, Pauline Eckler, Iohn Enlow, Albert Gorman, Vera Graff, Priscilla Harmon, Louis Harper, Mary Harris, Doris Hayes, Evelyn Heffner, Fern Holloway, Barbara lnnis, Shirley Iones, Norma Kerper, Pearl Lewis, Della Martinez, Fred Montano, Thelma Morgan, Lavona Patton, Suzanne Putallez, Iosephine Sandoval, Lucile Schurr, Harvey Silvey, Dorothy Somerville, Agnes Sullivan, Iarnes Umbarger, Buth Waite, Charlotte Wehr. PRE-MEDICS Eighiyvseven FIRST LADIES Harriet Shattuck, first girl to take an in- dustrial arts course- and Betty Iune Jordan first irl labora- f Q tory assistant- ever known in West! Come cmd get 'em Hot Dog! Eighty-eight P.-T. A. 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