West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

 - Class of 1938

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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.

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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



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' 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

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