West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1940 volume:

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Hill Y.,..,..,,,....... 7 Private Lives-Hildagard S. Sweet and Howard L. Johnson ........V,...........,,,., 8 lnslrurlors in Action ,.........,,,......,........... 9 CLASS LIFE Personalities-Head Boys and Head Girls .,.....,, ,....., 1 1 People-Senior Class Otlirers ,.,,,...,,........,.... .,..... 1 9 Seniors ...........,.......,.,.,...,,..,..,,,,,..,,...., .,,.,.. Z 1 Juniors ,,,,.,..,..,..................., .....,. 5 0 Sophomores ,,...... ...,.,, 5 5 Freshmen ....... .,,,,,, 5 6 SPORT LIFE Coaches ,..,....., .,,Y,,. 5 8 Foolball ,,,..,.., ...,... 5 9 Basketball ,...,,..,, ...,.,, 6 3 Baseball ,,.,V...,,.,,,., .,,,,,, 6 6 Other Sports .............. ,,..,,, 6 8 Sophomore Athletics ........ ,,,,,., 7 3 Girls' Sports ,...,....,,...,....,,,..,.., ,sssswv 7 4 CLUB LIFE Publication Staff-Annual Board ,,....., .,,,.. .,,.. ,.,,,,, 7 8 Lile on lhe Ilewslronls ot West-Rodeo Slalt ..,,.,, ,.,,,,, 8 0 Ilames in lhe News-llalional llonor Society ,,...., Y, .... 82 Clubs .,,....,,.,.,,,,, ,...,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,., 8 4 R.0.T.C .,......,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, .,,,,Y 1 01 SCHO0L LIFE Lile Reviews a Premiere ....., .,,,, , 104 Speaking ol Pictures ,,,.,,, . ,,,,,, ,,.,., 1 05 Lile Goes lo a Sweelhearl Dante ,,., H ...,,, 108 Lile Attends a Party ,,,......,.,,,...., 110 lIFE'S COVER I Members of West's grad' uating class, comprising this issue of Westward Ho's cover, form a vast symphony of Western life and spirit. Seniors march from the page of Wesfs life to a waiting world, def scending from the peak of high school success to bc' gin the climb anew. All references to Lile Magazine in this Annual are purely intentional and are authorized by Life's Editors, decidedly living and friendly to West High School. None ot our ma- terial is actually reprinted trom Life Magazine. C LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Recorded in the Westward Ho of 1940 are four years of study, work, laughter, heartaches, thrills, and gay rollicking play-four years of joyous, fast' moving school life. In every picture, writefup, and section of the Annual may be found the underlying theme-our life at West. The day we stepped into these halls as freshmen or sophomores was our class's beginning, and the graduation exercises of 1940, its end. Diihcult was the problem of placing every event, study, memory, into a history of one hundred and twelve pages. To accomplish this was our task, our duty to the class of '4O. If we have succeeded, it was our loyalty and hope that carried us over the hard spots. The impartial reader will find this book merely an Annual, good in many spots, weak in othersg but if this Westward Ho recalls trueftoflife memories to all Cowboys who have attended West at any time, it has served its purpose, and we are wellfrewarded. Editor 3 1 E I 3 I I I ,. .nj MAN 0F THE YEAR DON F. AllEN When Don Allen accepted a position at West High, he stepped not only into a teaching profession but into the hearts of every Western- er. Good-looking, collegiate, Mr. Allen is nearly as young as many of his students. But greater than his work of teaching Art and Clay Modeling, is the man him- selfg a keen judge of human nature, he displays a sym- pathetic understanding in every matter. t Foresight and tolerance have prepared Mr. Allen to mold not only clay figures, but youthful destinies that have been placed in his skillful hands. The class of '4O's life at West is endedg Don Allen's is just beginning. In future years, many other students will receive the same helpful attention that seniors of to- day appreciate so greatly. It is with great admiration and affection that this West- ward Ho is dedicated to Don Allen - teacher and friend. SMH 4 Ex , fi' 5 M at 1 Jffif i i Mm , w a? my RQ www' W xi 31 W3 ' . 1, 4, ,,.A Y, FACULTY Life 3 L v W 4 mmm Z' M 3, 1,,. . ' ' '-,.,-3 -U gi , . -jj 25 94 , Y M YY' - C-Ewa fy True friends in need and spirit are the seventyfnine genial pedagogues comprising the West High Faculty. From September to June, teachers alternately become funfloving pals, helpful advisers, and stern taskmasters to the two thousand students daily passing in review before them. Already outstanding in personnel and efficiency, faculty members have the added distinction of being titled, by visiting educators, one of the best' informed teachers' groups in the United States. An annual affair, the senior picnic is arranged and financed by faculty members. All seniors are treated to an afternoon of gaiety, topped by an informal meal served in the lunchroom. Teachers participate in novel enter' tainments for graduating classmen. Not uncommon to Westerners is the sight of students and teachers gathered around a conference table working in close harmony through the new spirit of teacherfstudent cooperation. Nt , in .- Q ' AL'-' A . HOWARD L. JOHNSON Assistant Principal Not unfamiliar to West students was personable Howard L. Johnson when he assumed duties here as Assistant Principal in September, 1939. Previously head football coach at South, he proved a popular leader in both athletics and school life. Attending Hamline University in St. Paul, John' son later received his degree from the University of Nebraska. Prior to coming to West, he assisted in the Health Education Department of the Denver Public Schools. To those who know his traits of dependability, optimism and initiative, there is no surprise in the fact that he is ably filling his present position at West. It is easy to understand that tall, stalwart Johnsoifs hobby is athletics. Miva fe olives HILDEGARD S. SWEET Dean of Girls Quiet and unassuming, West's Dean of Girls, Hildegard S. Sweet, is one of the school's busiest members. Born in the western region of Canada, she spent most of her childhood there, later receiving a Master's Degree from Columbia University. Her teaching began in Toledo schools. An instructor of German before the war, she taught physiology until the family moved westward. In 1912, Mrs. Sweet had the pleasure of a trip to Europe. Coupled with a keen interest in educational work, West's Dean of Girls has developed exceptional qualif ties of sympathy and insight which enable her to be a guiding light in the lives of many girls. The strength and simplicity of a wellfordcrcd life are exemplified in her office. CIENCE ,g,.o'5i,AK il , . ,A Q F K A .. 1 eff A 1 ig W Q - ' um Q e Q , fig? Q - ' - .- kvv- . 1 K F WE ' N A V- J mm1hhA -- , , Ri LKJWIIQ' lub Bluffs .Sf My Hi ,L K 1 584, M: I ,pf -f - Y lm S L.k.. ff H .sa allow MATH l af' ..4,,.,,,W ,NP ' W.. ,. Q X k , V .,L: ,mmm Lg Sui ii ' z X 4 MFE i Il e next s QE IS 'Wa Josephine H. Charles R. Paul Blose Craven Gourlay Lulu M. Max T, Sarah King Moore Shelton H, V Q25 1 x 2.1 Q. ,.- A f ,X fv- M 1:5 1 - V M1222 lv. 1 i fy f., . ' ,,- ff L, . limi '-,i f. 2:, eefe I , r i ,K . Edith B. Hamilton Xu Grace W. Trupler Dorothy A. julia May Alexander , Gilford Bertha M. Alice Jones Luckey ENGLISH ewes of Dm IH LIBRARY V Amgen? , 1 I A txy :V I . ,3 - lr , -' S' ' 4 ' FIA, ,sf iff! X A Josephine S. Evelyn G. Vinnie E. Ella Walker Earlburt J. Warren Bartosch jones Marshall Snvder C. Pike Turner H3H'y W. C-1901-ge L. Edgar R. Waldo S. Fred L, Forrest Jennings Meyer Miller Rim-ig Herbert H. Sess Edward I. Watson DOH F- R052 M- Ralph M. Norton C. B. Ruth R, Wilford Allen Longan Easley Trustman Wagner H- W00dy W4 W' 1 3 S. James Aandahl Stewart T. Walton Grace E. Zorn ,f .- F ,Q , a n E ,V,, V .g Tx, ww aim O Florence S. Harper l l E Frances K- Newton C. Ethel T' Mary Moore Morris Odgers Olson 5 Y 1 H E A L I H 1 ll 3 - - - tv? X LANGUAGE S 2eSfQ ,g 0rSnQ 1 1 E x . , PL X , ax J Vx I 9 Qi P5 7? 9 4 'I i Wm lgfihgz ww' 'I-nw' 4 , -.5145 Q ir-I WT . -mf, sn. 3 hw . wg , ., , KJ ..,,, M Q, ,Q ff? V .,. 'LK '21 fe ' is ,L X F . 1 U, Q. , A it 'K K. . QQ? .i4+w-62, Q. -5 ' X , W 5 X F for f , ,K K , . ' L A f- ' Hg :gf- '1 4l ' A :ww,,1wg,f W, ' W, Mtiw -'fi ,f . . fm 3 ' L' NH' .Q 4 as if WN QQ Mak f ww uf 4-ff fb me ggi' 'L uw faking V 64,3- WL ,V K ,HZ k .ww ff. fyffii igw f iff. Q, A ' af, 14 , ' M A L l if 1 f ' . , ' X ' ,QQ , f ' 4 f ' ff ' 'fi 0 B' ' '- K , ,. , ff , H If ' 4. ,,,, Q 'Q gil, , , ,. A -1 ' QL 1 ' 7 A ' :...fi1?1,f':f-F 'M Q' Z Y ' 'Q Y . ,J f IM, f - A ' A 'C if 5 ' 2 , A ' J,51gWE rl - J K A 1 ' ,A - 1' 5351, efxfQ,Qj415KN 7 5 . ,-A, Fr .cl , f L Ref ,QQ 4- 5 A, ,f A 1 W K: ,B 'gd 3? 5 VW? ww , in Q , v .H A :LIFE-L., K :VL-' K Kpw , 1 gvzf Sf ' -.-..........,-...................,,....-..v..-..-....-W..,,Y ,. . enior Cfafm Far different from the timid band of freshmen who four years ago marched through Westls portals for the first time, are the more than four hundred graduating seniors who this year bid goodbye to the Ranch of Friendlinessn. Scholastic success was reached by some, partly attained by others. Leaders were quick' ly singled out by vote and popular acclaim. But whether or not fame came to every mem' ber of the class of '40, some measure of the true friendliness and genuine democracy of the Cowboy school was instilled in each one. With the new life at West, changes were many and varied for 40'ers: noon dancing, longer lunch hours, greater schoolroom freedom came to West. These entailed increased responsibility but provided farfreaching opportunity to students abiding by its demands. The road to success is a rocky one. No exception is the path to high school democf racy, which is alternately paved with praise and criticism. Through -its entire journey, '40 did its share to make West a finer school. Having reached this destination, the class looks back with few regrets and much satisfaction at its lasting achievements. l0E.....,,,.f, rf --ww.,--vf-W-v-1-sf.-uw-'W f. X- -WW --4----rf:-A----swf? -- -gv A V -I -'ix r fu- H r 2 - - -Twf 1' 2 gif , f 4 4 fy: A ra at pf ,lx fir. 45 V 4 ,4 ,, ,- emonagfierf SHIRLEY FLIEGER Head Girl, First Semester Loyalty and service essentially typified charming Shirley Flieger's tireless efforts as West's Head Girl during the Hrst semester. Shirley's service is measured by completed deeds. Constantly and quietly working to improve the school, she endeared herself to all with whom she came in contact. REX MORGAN Head Boy, First Semester Equally well known on the football field and in school, is athlete Rex Morgan, an outstanding Westerner for three years. Greatly appreciated, too, by the school, is his recordg for many of West's activities have grown through his tireless boosting. Elected Head Boy for the fall term of '39, he ably led and represented the Cowboys. ,J A.. ,..,. ' z ' 1.4 strut, R V' -f-va-K. Y m-v-u1W,.-,.,,.,.,,,v,......,...W,N W. -MW.-,W ..,, .,.,,,., v YYQF, -vw Y-I V Yi W Y WM -awww, emonahfiw VIRGINIA N IKKEL Head Girl, Second Semester Such big deeds for such a little girl, might well be applied to Virginia Nikkel, better known as Bitsy. Assuming second semester duties as Head Girl, Virginia rose fast in the school's favor. Leadership, combined with a pleasing personality, formed the basis of Bitsy's popularity. JOHN F URN EAU Head Boy, Second Semester Capable is wellfliked john Furneau, Cowboy Head Boy for the second halffyear. Modesty and a dynamic personality combined to make john one of the most popular and wellfknown students in West. Although high in scholastic standing and other enviable records, he wholefheartedly particif pated in a great many activities. VIRGINIA CARLISLE Secretary Virginia Carlisle, Sec' retary-- Ginger is a school leader whom every person appreciates and admires. She has been West's Head Girl, besides serving as the president, vicefpresident, or secretary of almost every organizaf tion to which she has be' longed. PEOPLE SAM LUSKY 6 President Sam Lusky, President-Well' liked by all his friends for wit and genuine ability in leader' ship, Sam has been heading some activity since his first year at West. After holding such high positions as Editor of the Rodeo, his candidacy for Head Boy was another proof of his friends' affection. Senior Class Officers First Semester PENNY WHITE Vice President Penny White, Vice Pres' ident-Voted Miss Perf sonality by the student body as a junior, candi' date for Head Girl twice, Annual Board representa- tive at the N. S. P. A., class secretary in her jun- ior year, Penny has been an outstanding officer of the class of '40. , F GEORGIA DAVIS i Treasurer Georgia Davis, Treasurer-Eh ficient and industrious, Georgia is one of West's most charming persons. The Senior Class cor' dially thanks Georgia for her very satisfactory holding of the purse strings. f--meef-H - -HW4---+ffrs-H+ a 1 -,W--.,,..,..! BE'I'I'Y BERRYHILL Secretary Betty Berryhill, Secref tary-Assuming the re' corder's duties is the high- ly respected Annual Edi- tor. Among Betty's many accomplishments are listed both the G. R. Presidency and a high scholastic rating. 54 PEOPLE 6 President Bill Stamey, President-Chas en by the Seniors to lead the class in its final semester at West, Bill officiated at the jun' ior'Senior Prom, Class Day and the Graduation Exercises, show' ing his ability and goodwill in all instances. Senior Class Officers Second Semester TONY STONE Treasurer 9 Anthony Stone, Treasurer- The popularity of Tony is proved by the fact that he has been chosen by the class for an office every year since his en- trance at West. VIDA RHOTEN Vice President Vida Rhoten, Vice Pres' ident-Vida is wellfknown for her sincerity and def pendability in every re- spect. A member of many organizations, she is a firm believer in the Cowboys' system of government. 40 lloborl L. Agee Cecil Emmell Akin 0rvin L. Allen Scudern C-nunql, D I student Council S-Lbggangifggnvll. Play l-estwnl 37. -SB. 39, Buostbr hub Operctm '37, Rodeo Stan'- Basdmll. Clubs: Booster. 50-50, Service. Skatlnll' loan M. Anderson J. D. llreharl Penelope Argiropulos Jr. Escort. Pen Ramblers Student Council, Clubs: Godey, Glee Club Jr. Guards Play Festival '39, Pre-Medics Club Ardylll Joyce Anderson Charles Edward Allison D 0 Rodeo sum Cfsz-55: Plzeigteglli-i'Resex-ves Exchange Assemblies. , , Clubs: Hi-Y, Fine Arms, Service, Spanish, Skating Skating. Rotary. P.E.G. Robley Earl Aspegron George Whealley Armenlo Opera:-Lta '40, R.0.T.C., Football.- Christmas Play '40, Clubs: Fme Ari-S, , Nature Club Stage Craft, Service Margarel Palncla Avlna Cecelia Baer Spur.AJr. Escort, BIZ Sister. Clubs: Girl Reserves, Spanish 4LPres.J, International Relations Bonnie lealha Baird Student Council, Big Sister. Jr. Escort, Olberetta '39, '40. Clubs: Godey, S.0.S., Fmy Sharps and mans rPres.m Bob Baker Ivan Wilbur Baker Student Council. Golf. Football, Swimming. Clubs: D Club, Clubs: Sel'ViCe, D Club ServiCE Marguerite Ricky Banbury Edward H. Bauer Glen Edward Bauer Annual Board. Spur Wrestling. Ssaur, R.O.'l'.C., 42nd Lt.J. Clubs: sllallng, c uns: service, Archery Archery Sam T. Benninglon Safety Coun:-il. ll.O.T.C., Hearst Rifle Match, Skating Club Isabelle Blea , Jr. Escort. Spur, Operctta '39, '40, Clubs: G0dC-y. l.1ll.ll1, Spanish, Pre-Mcrlics Ely Harry Birnbaum Belly Faye Berryllill Nnuomll Honor, Spur, lialskmlmll. Cluhs: Camera, Debate, see. senior class. .ll-. Escort, Annual Bnarrl l-zdlmr, Archery sallam- Play '40, opereua '39, Student Council. Student Interest. Cl l : Fl!-T0 G lcv. Nzlture u ls a r . on . Masquerzwdcrs. Girl Reserves 4l rcs.l. P011 IV. Prcs.J, S10.S., Sports Melvin l. Bloom Evelyn Bohn Slumlcnl Cuunvil, rssselmll. mg Sister, Basketball. Jr, Escort, Clulls: Lalln, Service glee Club Marlha June Baugh Dorolhy Eileen Baxler Clubs: mee Club, ,mer School Sports, Pep Club Pep Club George Chesler Blakeslee Margins Dong Blay Jr. Escort. Clubs: Fine Arts- Pre-Medicsr Girl Reserves lloberl C. Ballon Laura Mae Bowey Snur. Service Club Student Council- Jr. Escort and Guard, Big Sister. , Clubs! Godey, Glrl Reserves Fine Arts lurline loralla Branlley Wilma Lugilla Brgwlgy Louis john gmda ?:atEmQagnHonor, SDUT. Biz Sister. Clubs: Girl Reserves. imkffoslr! Reserves' S.0.S,, Sklting Frank Thomas Brocesky Student Council, State Music Contest '37, '38, '39, All-City Orchestra, Spur, Baseball. Clubs: Booster, Hi-Y, Slide Rule, Skating Polly Lou Brock Pen RBUIDIEIS llallio Mae Bullock Student Council. Rodeo Stall. Jr. Escort. Clubs: Godey, Pep, Glrl RBSEYVES. S.0.S. 2 Frod Fumlon Braldonxleln Std tlt l.,Bl.ult'l cJ3...i'h, 55531. awk. ' C ' Snortn. Sonh. Clnnn lI'res.l. Cluhn: D Club. 50-50 lI'rcn.l, I-Il-Y Nice Pres.J lllllan May Brouch Dorothea lloborla Burroughs Jr. Escort, Student Council. Library SUR Lolrla ll. Bunnell Orchestra, Annual Board, Snur. Jr. Escort, Bl! Sister. Clubs: Godey 4'l'rcas.J, Camera. Nature. Pep. Girl Reserves, -French, Slide Rule Slugeno Burrows Grace Burrow: Ernoxl Buxlamanle Marie Winilred Cannon Cleorulh Carlelon claisfflag, Traclc. Student Cguncu, Qpereua -39A Big Sister, Jr. Escort and Alter School Sports. S- Diary. bervice clubs: Masqueraders. gfragd.gpi:1h Clulws: Spanish, Pre-Medics ' Ll SZ lr QSQFVQS Fifty Sharps and Fifty Flats Vlrgmla Mao Carlisle Had Girl '39, National Honor. Spur, Jr. Escort, Big Sister. Sec. Senior Class. Student. A Interest.. D.A.R. Representative. Annual Board, Sweetheart of S.0.S. Dance. Clubs: 50-50 CPYQSJ. Godey CSECJ, Nature iPres.J. Pep C5203- Girl, Reserves 1Sec.l. SPOFIS. S.0.S-, Skating Alma M. Carlson Jr. Guard, and Escort Graco E. Chambers lame: Orville Chambers Swdfm Council operem '31 '39, 'rr-ack, Football. R.o.'r.C. sgc., Hi-Y Club Dorolhy Ellen Caron After School spans. Clubs: Nature, Needle Work Guild Ed flifk Track. D Club lame: S. Casrelman Student Council, Operetta '40 lame: William Clark Play Festival, Operelta, Hearst Trophy Rifle Team. R.O.T.C. Lt. Clubs: D Club, Booster. Hi-Y, Camera, Spanish, Pre-Medios. Service .ga Dorolhy E. Caughman Margie lorane Clark Student Council, After School Snortsv Drama Club Play '40, senior Play '40, Spur, Jr. Escort. Big Sister. Clubs: Godey, Camera, Masqueraders. PM H- Cohen Rm C050 , , Clara Mae Colo Helen Combs Melvin Cooper 'ext' . Q.. R . '3m,:f.,':r: U Bible' Pav- -ms: Sewer ISI K' . . I E U 9. l'. .SCOP , n r - ' ' ' snaung, Aviation, Archery Godey cum Pre Memes' Glee Club Ime 'a 'ma1 Relamns LIFE loxoph Cox National Honor. Spur. Clubs: Booster, Slide Rule Donna lean Davis Jr. Escort. Library sum, S.0.S. Club Earl l. DeWoody Service Club i lllherl A. Crandall R.0.'l'.C. Lt.. Clulss: Booster. Hi-Y 7 Georgia P. Davis National-Honor. Spur. Treas. Senior Class, Vice Pres. Junior Class. Jr. Esport, Big Sister. Student Council. Oberetta '3B. Senior Play '40, P.E.G. Conference '38. Clubs: P.E.G., Gode , Masqueraders IPFQSX. Girl Reserves, Sports. Pre-Medios. Literary Youth Society. S. O. S. Glessner M. Dilsrli Jr. Escort and Guard, Godey Club 40 Belly lean Culp Sports. C luhs: Rangerettcs. Pep . ,,...... MUDQ Wm- Haw -491' Y I H, , .4 I , - '.. -. li ' , 5 '- M .4 ' S, . ,r 5 '. V ff 8: 5 . f . fr - .,:.i5,g5,,'3l9. 1 H Pauline M. Davu Student Council, Spur, Jr. ESCOrt. Clubs: Godey. Girl Reserves, Pre-Medios, French. S.0.S. louise Mary Dixon Assembly Committee. Clubs: Godey, Camera, Fine Arts, Girl Reserves Nature, Pre-Medics Irene Elizabolh Dahlberg Margie Leona Davonporl Student Council. Bi! Sister. Jr. ESCDTY. SPUTCB. Clubs: Camera. S.0.S. lelloy Emmel Dawson llennelh Daylon All-City Band, Spur Mary Margarel Dodge Virginia 6. Drerlh Clubs: Godey, An. Pre-Mcdics, Student Council. Qveretta '40 Needlework Guild,Spur, S?ur. Senior Play 40. Camera C ubs: Gudey, Girl Reserves, Pre-Medios Frank James Dully Stage Craft. Student Council. Manager of Swimming Team. Clubs: Hi-Y, Skating Eleanore Palricia Dunn Student Council, After School Sborts. Clubs: Skating. Pre-Meclics. 50-50, Nature, Pep, Girl Reserves Bonnie Edgmond JF. ESCOTY Fredsrldr Maxwell Emsl Safety. Council. R..O.'l'.C., Ride earn, Drill Team Slanley Ellis Rotary Club Candldo Ernesl Dura R.O.T,C.. SPOrtS, I Spanish Program, D a Club Play ' . One National H . S Student Do ll. Cl bs: Se ce, Fr ch S lSh Dudley Cllnlon Enos Student Council, Student Court. Press Conference '40. Rodeo StaH'. Annual Board, National 1-loner. spur, Ouercttas. Clubs: Hi-Y. Fine Arts lPres-L Pre-Medlcs fSec.i. Pen Ramblers CPres.l. Music Club, International Relations. Book Club, Spanish Club -.,,...,,m-W, , -, WW. William Roger Easlman Armistice Day Program '39- Spur Carol Gladys Epley Student Council Sports, Skating Club Edward Eberhardl Student. Council, Annual Board Senior Play '40, Spur. Clubs: Service, Camera, Nature, Pen Ramblers. Debate. Safety Council, Archery Frank Everoll Epporson Student Council. Clubs: Booster, Latin. Slide Rule, Service, Archery gm Egqulygl lean Leone Evans William Elmer Ewing Virginia Pauline Falgolln . Y , Hi-Y Cl is s . Big Sister. Jr. ,seo . .a::niri.e,e.1lz1:,Paii:ael H cialis. Jr. Escort. Clubs: Girl Reserves. spanish Club. Pre-medics, Needlework Guild - -- --H1--f ,W.-4:svzn- I 1 1 llalhan Feld Student Council, Senior Policy Committee. Clubs: D Club, International Relations Lawrance W. Fay Archery Club Shirley Mildred Flieger Head Girl, Student Interest Nice Pres.J. Student Council, Student Court, senior Play '39, spur, National Honor 1SecJ. Student Council Convention, Big Sister, Jr. Escort, Annual Board. Clubs: 50-50 lSec.J. Pep tPres.J, Girl Reserves. Sports, S.0.S. Shirley M. Ferguson Student Council. Jr. Escort. Clubs: Pre-Medlcs lla mond Fouls John Frame Safety Council, Wrestling. Clubs: Service, Stage Craft 2 i i l 1 1 w 1 1 l lloberl T. Fenrke I Leon Wayne Fenlon Fred Lee Ferguson 5 Student Council, Drill Team. Rotary Club R 0 T C Boxing l Clubs: Rooters, R.0.T.C. Tbuknhntknt, spur. 4 Clubs: Rooters. Rotary ? i 1 1 1 3 Gloria lee Foley Archery Club Georgia G. Frangos Library Staff. Sports, Clubs: Godey, Camera, Nature. Girl Reserves, French, Pre-Mcdics 1 l x 1 1 1 l 3 4 l 5 Marguerile Ellen Ford Carl Dean Fgugl senior Play '40, . , opereua '40, Pep Club 2f,f'Q2fHQ2Q,g12fiL2fQf,fma' , Slide Rule, Brine Q 5 l i l I l 1 3 1 , i 1 .luanila Della Frosl Jvhll W- F'-'mm' i Pla .40 Head Boy, National Honor. gen 'gm .Zo S,5,,,. Sour, Student Council, pe' ' S' g Student Interestnnssembly l JF' Escort' Blg -'S er' c mrnittee Publicity committee, Clubs: Godey, Girl Reserves Radio Stan: Kiwanis .ash Clubs: so-50. Hi-Y, Spanish, Slide Rule, Rotary- Cosmopolitan Youth CPres.J. 2 3 1 3 Arlene Garramne Ileen lona Garrison Lorraine Mae Garlon Phyllis E. Garvey Earl Rae Gelwick Jr. Escort, Spill' Jr. Escort, Operetta '40, Oberetta. Christmas Play, Clubs: Pep: Girl SPM'- Girl Reserves Glee Club Reserves glllggcggarice John Gibson Dorothy E. Gieseler Don I. Girlin louis A. Glinlrman Mite Clarite Goebel spur smudens Council. Spur, smdens Council, Library Staff, senior Play '40, Rodeo, Annual Board, sports. 6100 Club Clubs: Godey, Girl Clubs: D Club, Hi-Y Reserves, Sports, S.O.S. loxler Malcom Gold Gerald ll. Golden Clubs: Camera, Frenrh, li.O.T.C., Spur. Debate, Service, Cluhs: Nature, Spanish, lmerrmtlonal Relations French LIFE llorman l. Goldman Basketball, Spur. Clubs: Camera. Latin. Delrale, Service? Aviation, Cosmopolitan Ybuth Mary Josephine Gomez Seraphine Joe Gonzales 5'-,ol-tsl Basketball. Softball. Clubs: Girl Reserves, Clubs: spanish. Spanish Pen Ramblers . . e, George M. Graber suui- lPres.l, National Honor, Safety Council lPres.J, Student Council, Student Interest, Rodeo, snni-is Editor. Annual Bozlrti, Press Collfcrenvei Ollerctla, Tennis, Clulxs: D Club. 50-50, 1-li-Y, Debate, Rotary, International Relations, Literary Youth Society fqlleen Glgg Grate Bill l.. Gfiliilll Killlieell L Gfillilll Jr, Esmrt, Student Council. cnif. Noon Supervision 0,,emm, 140' Clubs: -fn Club, Fine committee, Music Club Ai-ts. sei-vit-e, Student Council. Staple Craft Clubs: Camera, Fine Arts tharlolle Mary Graves Senior Play '40 Jr. Escort, spur, Biz Sister. Clubs: Godey fViee-Pres. Sports, Girl Reserves lark Gray Dorolhy Mae Green Elllabelll Welle Jr. Escort, Spanish Club xfly . Madeline Grego Bill Sister, Jr. Escorti Senior Play '40, Operetla. Spur. Cl ubs: Nature, Masqueraders, Girl Reserves, Sports, S.O.S. Skating, P.E.G. Lucille Gregory Donald Lee Grigsby Irving Grossman International Relations Club Zilpha E. Grosvenor Student Council, Big sister, Jr. Escort National Honor. Annual Board. Play Festival, Spur, Press Conference. Clubs: 50-50 LTre:xsJ, Pep, Girl Reserves, S.O.S. Skating Dorolhy leanne Grow International Relations Della M. Gurlner 5lii,fig'Neenlew0i-li Guild Godcy .u,....a,.,. .. ,..,u..,.-.,...,.. l. ..,......h.l............., ,,..A.,..sf Mg, -., ,. A .W -., - , -...a.u. 5 Cecelia Gullr Elmer Roland Halling Argie Hale National Honor. Spur, Football, Wrestlinz. Clubs: Girl Reserves, Operetta '39, Student Council. Track. Safety Council. Skating Clubs: Godey fPres.l, Bible, Clubs: Hi-Y. Girl Reserves, S.0.S. Service, D Club Bonny Myrtle Hannigan Jr. Escort. Student Council. Operetta, Posture Contest Erling Hansen Alice Irene Hawk David D. Haworth Clubs: Girl Reserves, Track. Slide Rule Clubs: D Club, Booster. .4-., Pen Ramblers, Service ludora Harbm Jr. Escort, Big sister, operens. senior Play '4o. Clubs: Pre-Medics. Music. Girl Reserves i , Forrest Derrel Hamilton Radio SME. Track William l. Haxka Hi-Y .lean Hayworth Biz Sister, Play Festival, Annual Board. Clubs: Godev IS Cl P F C' L 1' P -M d' k e .. ... .., za in, re e ics, S ating lee Clifton Hazelwood Senior Play '40, Christmas Play, Annual Board. Clubs: Hi-Y, International Relations Belly Marie Hannigan Jr. Escort. Student Council, Operetta, Posture COHYESY. lavonne Belly Hauser Rodeo Staff. Senior Play '40. Big Sister Clubs: Girl Reserves, Pre-Medlcs Gerald Heller Clubs: Camera, Nature, French, Debate, Skating, Archery Belly Edna Henderson Big Sister. Jr. Escort. Clubs: Godey. Pep, Girl Reserves, Debate l ' ' MX Della Maxine Holer Operetta. Clubs: Bn-ne, Pre- Medics, Skating, Fifty Sharps and Flats Glenn Leroy Howard Wrestling, Baseball Dale leon Hendrick: R.o.'r.c., service Club laneilha Ellen Hexlord Aleene Verneile Hill Yvonne A. Hodxon Belly Sus Hoglo Jr. Escort and Guard, Big Sister, Rodeo Suri, Annual Board. Clubs: Godey, Camera 4Sec.-Treas.J, Safety Council, Debate 4Sec.-Treas.J lib! Sister, Jr. Escort, Spur. Rodeo starr, Annual Board, Obcretla. Press Conference. Student Council. Clubs: 50-50. Godey, Pep. Girl Reserves, sports, s.o.s., slunslng Godey Club 4, lellol H0110 Charles Frank Holzer Anno Howard R.0-T.Cl- Rifle Team Basketball. Baseball, Nano.-.al Honor, Swimming. - Spur, Jr. Escort, Clubs: Hi-Y. Service, Blg Sister, Stage Craft, Skating S.0.S, Club laVaughn Hubbard Christmas Play, Armistice Day Program John A. Hunler Student Council, Football, Baseball, Basketball Clubs: D Club, Service Shirley Hunler Jr.-,Escortl Library Staff. Spur. Bill' UD . Clubs: Sports. lTreas.J, Pen Ramblers lexlie Francis Ingram Student Council, National Honnr, spur Clubs: Debate, Ram-y, P.E.G. . 5 l l i l 1 i l l l l I l 4 9 4 1 3 l i --ni T o Basketball. Clubs: Iatin, Debahe, Service, Aviation, Iufaelnatlonal Relations Q Key SUV Fme lv 3 , oh Jag, :sen 6.1 xx X sf' . Q J ,013 ' ' f ill Mx' WL ,v .Wg Beverly P. Jellreys Student Council, Safety Council, Big Sister. Sour, Jr. Escort. Senior Play '40, Annual Board. Clubs: Godey, Pre- Medics. French. Masqueraders, P.E.G. Camera Rose Marlo Johanson Student Council, Senior Plni' '4O. , Clubs: Glr Reserves, Pep, Archery Nl 1 X n. K , l 'X ' PJ nil 1 I l .N X.. fb lurlol Johnson llarolo Eugene Johnson Vern LeRoy Johnslon Sherman L. Jones Waller Lelioy Jones B.0.T.C., Hi-Y Club Rodeo Editor. Clubs: Booster. Hi-Y, Baseball, Spur. Wrestling Clubs: Booster, 50-50, Service. Stage Craft Clubs: Booster, Rotary. Hi-Y Slide Rule James lloyd Joplin Shirley lynne Kaullmann William Kays Doris Sylvia Kealiher Howard W. Keele Rodeo Staff. After School Sports. Slide Rule Club Pep Club, Girl Student Council, Pen Ramblers Clubs: Camera, Nature. Reserves Baseball, iiyrggtiigrgs, Pen Ramblers, Service Club LIFE ll mf 40 l r 4 1 D0l1ild fllillfi KWWY Mar E- Keller Ben Arlhur llelcham Kenneth George Kellogg lllDCl'0llil. sllurv Hip: !lSlUl', Il.O.T.C-v Sluflitfll Urillllil Clull l'!ilY- , Jr. l lal'Ul'l,. C0uh4'll. Sl.Ufl0Ill. CDUTK, Clulrsi D Chill- nllflcv Clllllsl PCD. Girl F00lllLlll, BZlS0lDall Mnsqucrzulcrs, Dcllulv, lgcw,-vox, 5.05, Music, Glue Club LaVern lee Kingry Aaron loe llissell Student Councll. Service Club wrestumz. Track. I Clubs: D Club, Hx-Y 4 Don M. Klaren gan-ty Council, Qwflcnt Council, Swimming. Clubs? D Club, Hi-Y, Service. Archery gloria 1, Knapp David Knasler Jr, Escort- Student Council, Clubs: Godey Pep Rodeo S1351 Gm Reserveg ' Pen Ramblers Club Dorolhy June Knowllon Nathalie May Knowllon Radlo Staff. Clubs: Ciifhefi, Nature, Fllle Arts, Pre-Medlcs, Archery . Bernard Krause National Honpr. Spur, Wresthnz. After School Sports. Cluhs: Camera, Slxde Rule, Archery Edward lohn Ilrevas lean Carolyn Kuhn Band, Orchestra, Spur, Jniseon, Golf, Baseball. Student Council, Student Council. Godey Club Cl b ' Hl-Y u s. . Service, D Club e Elaine .leannelle Lame Jr. Escort, Big Sister, Clubs: Godey, Nature, Rodeo Staff. Girl Reserves. Pre-Medios, French, Debate, Skating, Aviation leon William leech Camera Club Phyllis Marlon lane Jr. Escort, Big Sister, Sour, Posture Contest, After School sports. Clubs: Godey, Pep.. Girl Reserves,Spamsh , . ll, C 535Ef5!f5fi5Eff 'v it ' ' - 1 i ' ' ' sf A .y i3g?2.5 f i Q Q - .. ' +1 : we S . ' Shirley Levey Margarel lavey Helen E. Lawhead Big Sister, Jr. Escort and Guard, Ooeretta, Suur. clubs: codey, Girl Reserves Myrlle 6. Lawson Reuben Levine Edward levlll Eleanor Elsie lewis Basketball, National'Honor. Swur, Service Club .lr.Escort. Bill Sister, Elizabelh Irene lewis Jr. Escort, Band, Spur, After School Sports. Clubs: Godey, Latin Mickey lo Lewis Library Staff, Student Council, Sports, Jr. Escort. Big' Sister. Sr. Sweetheart attendant. Clubs: 50-50, Girl Reserves. S.0.S. LIFE William Alexander lewis Charles B. llnd Rodeo Staff, Annual Board, Basketball, Golf, Baseball. Clubs: D Club, 50-50 Annual Board.Rndeo tvpist, Oberettxi '39, Senior Play'40. Student Interest, Student Council.Big D . Clubs: 50-50, Pep, Girl Reserves lTreas.7, fVice-Pres.J All-city Girl Reserves, Sports, S.0.S. LPres.J Eugene link Student Council, spur, Rotary Club 40 .gg , . Fern Evelyn lloyd Dorolhy E. Long Jogephine Lgpq Big Slster After School Sports gyubs:I?h-1 Reserves, panis Mary Doris Lucero Clubs: Spanish. Music, Pre-Medics lack McAuley R.0.T.C., Cheerleader, Operetta '39. Clubs: Drama. Rooters llarold E. luers R.O.T.C., Band. opereua, Drum Major, State Baton Twirling. Clubs: Boo t s er, Camera, Masqucraders, stage crass, service, B3f.0l1 Sam D. luxlry Student Interest, student. Court, National Honor, s. C. convention, Spur rPres.1, Rodeo Editor, Annual Board, I-lead Boy Candidate. Senior Class President, Finance Committee. Tennis. Clubs: D Club. 50-50, Debate, Service. P.E.G. Ruhel E. Lucas Student Council, Clubs: Girl Reserves, Pre-Medics Sam luslig Joe l. Lucero Safety Council, Track, Wrestling, operecca, Band. Orchestra. Clubs: D Club. Booster, Hx-Y Madeline McAIroy Big Sister. Clubs: Pep, Fine Arts, Pre-Medics, Slide Rule Keilh Mclllinlock .lim V. Mcfool Chesler l.. McDonald Dolly Varden McDowell R.O.T.C., Drill Teanl, Pen Ramblers Safety count-ir lPres.J, Snur. Libl'3l V Slant. Clubs: Pre-Medios, Bible, can-ey 3 1 . 3 4 i . 4 . i i I . i l f i w 1 v 3 1 l l l l l l 1 4 I r 1 Q . r -1 i l 1 i 1 i I 4 I Q 1 2 2 1 1 l W ..,,...., wwf, , I I I Clubs: Godey, Pep, Spanish I . . E Regis McKay James McMillan Addella Marie Mcllall Don L, Mrilueary Pansy L, Mgwhul I Tfafk Yllmmffl' spur. -Ir. Guard Baseball. Clubs: Pep, I E-lwlxrgqnuolre lioollxall, and Escort, Big Sister Clubs: Hpy, Service Gm Reserves K ily 95 lV3 I I I I I I I I I I Richard Mae: llail Wayne Magee Marjorie Frances Maher Vivian Charlene Manion Audrey L. Marsh Football. Baseball. Wrestling Jr. Escort Jr. Guard. SPUF. Play , Jr. Escort, Orchestra. Clubs: Booster. Godey Club Festival, Student Council. 50-50, Service, D Club Clubs: Pre-Medics, French pl-e.Medic5, Pen Ramblers. Service E , . . . , Y K X I f I I I I . I I 5 . Ellie M. Marsh Frank George Marlin Manuel G. Marlinez Pauline Alice Mason Donnamae 0. Maurer Qi!! Sister. Jr. Swimming. Swimming Jr. Escort. Big Sister. Jr, Escort, Lseqn, lam.-0 sms, Clubs: so-50. 1-xi-Y, clams: Godey, Girl Rodeo sum. Senior Play '40. Spanish Reserves. S.O.S, Clubs: Godey, Nature, Pep, Cluhl: Godey, Camera. Girl Reserves, Spanish, Girl Reserves Pre-Medics, Pen Ramblers, Debate I I , LIFE I I D ' ' ' T 40 4 Mile D- Milllllle Sanford Mellzer llalhan Mendelxherg Carl A. Miller Clara M. Miller Jr. Escort. International Relations Club Slide Rule Club Big Sister, Spur, clubs: Fine Arts. Jr. Escort. Pre-Medlcs glgbgz Pep, Sports, Kennelh Leo Miller R.0.T.C. Lt. James Richard Miller Vesla Berlha Miller Football, Track. Clubs: D Club, Skating Jr. Escort lilly May Milli Jr. Escort, Student Council. Clubs: Girl Reserves, S.0.S.. Debate Sidney Milzer Baseball, Sophomore football All-city Baseball, D Club Geraldine Adell Moore Pre-Medica Club Rex Shorler Morgan Head Boy, State Pres. of Student Council, Football, Wrestling, Track, Morris Award, King of Jr. Class, Student Court Chief, Spur. Clubs: 50-50 lTreas.7, Hi-Y lPresJ. Stake Craft LPres-J. D Club IPIBSJ Blll Eddie Moriarlly A Pal HUHW Nllliifill Charles lesan Mosler S orts. Student Council, Arr,-hey-y Club Cfubs. HD.. Club, 50.5n Service Club, sports Service, I i VM M fwllilllbfwl s Ernesl Muehlballer Wilma Bernice Mueller Marlorle Marie Myers Leona Neisenl Richard Ernesl Nelson Spur. Jr. Escort, Godey Club NaLionnl Honor, Jr. Escort. Spur. Library Staff. Clubs: Cilmvrav P'E-G- Operetta '38, Student Court, Student Council Student Council, Spur. Clubs: Masqueraders. Glrl Re- serves lSec-J, Pre-Medics, S.0.S.. llalhleen Neuiahr Rodeo StafT, Big Sister. Jr. Escort, Clubs: Godey lPl-esg, spol-cs, Student Council, Girl Reserves, Latin, Skating Burnell Nichols Lucille L. Nichols Bob C. Nielsen Virginia Louise Nikkel Football, R.0.T.C,, Service Club Head Girl, llig. Student Council. Sister, National Clubs: Hi'Y, Honor, Annual Board, SPUIH service, scage craft Jr. Esport, Student Couhcll, student Court, Student Interest. Clubs: 50-50. Godey, Nature, Girl Reserves Pre-Medics IPFESJ, S.0.S. LSQCJ Ellon N. Nilzel Harry Earl Norris Rodeo Staff, R.O.T.C., Student Council, Band oralsescl-a, opel-else. ' Clubs: Hi-Y, Skating Mary Helen Olson National Honor, Spur. Clubs: Girl Reserves, Godey,Spanish Clilf C. 0Iin Thomas M. Oliver Baseball. Clubs: HD Club, so-so gig3Z:'clf.E.G., Spanish LIFE l llalph Vernon 0lvoy Eddie llolh Oshrer Loren H- PM StudenlCouncil. Srfur. SHUI -S. Clubs: Cilmeril, N3lLll'l', Slutlenl Clhunfll? F Prg-.Medic-5 Clubs: Booster. .JO-JO. SL-B550 Crafl. Hl-Y lPrc5-J Earl Ellxworlh Parker ' Gordon Maxwell Parker Baseball. - D Club Clubs: Service, Aviation Belly ll. Pallarson Senior Play '40i 1 c uhs: Slide Ru c sem, Aviation, Nature :vivo-rr.-cm. Gnd-ey, camera, Pre-Memes. Fine Arts Jqella peryam Charles Harold Pelersen lorella Pillroll Jr, Escort. Clubs: Hi-Y, Stage Big Sister. SWPEQ Gudey' Cum SEFFTQQEISTJS' Fgnclfserves' Spanish ' Sabina Palalox Jr. r-:M-url, mg Sister. Clubs: Glrl Reserves, Laun, 1-re-Mena.-S. French. Mu:-xlc, Avlallon 40 Bonnie M. Parham Safety Crrullril, Play wsiivm. Scnlor Plaf' '40. Crum: nw ey, 'Pre-McrIil'N. Nvedlewurk Guild Rachel Ann Pallerson Big Sister, Jr. Escort. Noun Supervision. Clubs: so-50, Godeyi Glrl Reserves, 5.0.5. . Erleon 0. Peylon spur. Clubs: Nature, Fine Arms, Pre-Medles French. Avlatlon Gus I. Pauxlian Band. Clubs: Booster. Camera. S9l'VlCE John T. Prerco Student Council, Swimming. Track, Orem-etta '39. c ubs: -rn Club, 50-50. Service Elsie 6. Pielscll Library sum, Jr. Escort. Spur, Big Sister Constance l. Pllle Student Coundll, Operetta '38, Spur, National Honor, .n-. Escort, Annual Board. Big Sister. Clubs: 50-50, Pep, Girl Reserves. Social Chairman, Sports iSec S.O.S. KV-Pres-I -J, , Eugene Pingree Lavinia M, pippug Paul B. Plamondon opt-ra-ua '40. Rodeo S95- ,. - Track. ElYl'ifQ!'?5L2 gg,-gyflggswge Graff- llenry Poller Student Council, Radio smart, Spur, National Honor, Swimming. Head Boy candidam. senior Class P . C d'd . Clubs: FFS an xv guise, Se I S ngi. 0 rvlce. ta fc, Hi-Y ISec.J ge ra Rulll Geraldine Prall loxeph lewis Preis: Elizabolll Prendorllasl Don Pllrtoll Girl Reserves National Honor, Spur. Clubs: Camera, Service, Archery, Sl lde Rule llelhamae llalnes Student Council. Spur, Jr. Escort, Big Sister. Clubs: 50-50. Pep, Girl Reserves, Sports, S.O.S. Margaret Marlo llamey Nature Club LIFE A , ,A-i.,..,-A.........., Kalhryn llappls Student Council, Annual Board '39, Posture Contest, Play Festival. Clubs: 50-50. Godey, Camera. PCD- Girl . Reserves. Pre-Medios, French, S.O.S., Skating Evelyn A. Rebelln Donald Eugene lledlseen Jr. Escort, Big 5570115 Sister. Spur, Operetta, Girl Reserves Club ,...,- ,,.., ..., ..... W .T-Y,-Q -- ro 2 r yirginla Marlha Redman Emilie Ann Reid mms, Orch r , A L surf, Pm-Meuieserglrlfs ' .4, Raaiurfsurrr, onereua. 5 W v Clubs: Pep. Pen ' , ,gf ' Rsmblersdbebate, Y 1 . Music, Baton. Inter. A - 'lafloflll Relations X be , Q V s t . .H x . Y D K '6' gs. if ' R ., . ' .f ' 1 Fflllili M. Rirheson Lois Marie Rider Drama Club Play '39, Annual Bonrd. I Clubs: llrl5.l5llll9rBdt'rS. Girl ' 'nn Arts Lalln ne . Fr . . 4 Presflxlllefizcs, Needlework Guild. P.E.G. llarold LeRoy Robinson Esther Irene Rodriguez Spur, Operetta '40, Jr. Guard. Big Student Council. Sister. Student Clubs: Nature ll res.J. Council. I Debate. Pen Ramblers, Clubs: Godcy, Girl Music, International Reserves, Debate Relations fed Reynolds C. James Rich Drama crm. Play '30, Band. Crum: Brmsler mm. Hr-Y. Avraurm, Htzrtzc Craft lv.-Pre-sq, liulun Survive Club .Jw Edward Sam Richardson Clubs: Latin. Inter- national Relations Julie Belh Rinne GOWN Roberls 'ff' FSF'ff'g, P Award Gilrfllliesejrvtlsg. sggis. D Club ' Vida C. Rholen National Honor, Spur, Vice-Pres. Sensor crass, .sr-. Escort, Rodeo Staff, Annual Board, Student Council. Senior Play '39, Drama clues Play '39, Student-Interest. clubs: -no-no. Masqueraders lge8,SGrr1 Reserves, Sports, Anna ll. Rogers Evelyn M. Rogers Dons Ellen Roland Jr. Escort. Bill Jr. Escort. Bit-Z After School Sports. Sister, Godey Club sisler, Spur, Student Clubs: Pre-Medics, Council. French Clubs: Bible. Pre- Medics Laverne Elwood Romaine Marvin G. Rosenbaum Robert Winston Ross Hi-Y Club Rodeo Staff, Cheerleader. Clubs: Latin, service, Kiwanis Represent. International Relations at've F I , oolllall, Opera-tta '39, '40. Clubs: Booster. Hx-Y. French, Music Sam Rolhenberg National Honor, Snur. Clubs: Camera, Slide Rule, skating. Ai-emu-y, International nerarmns Bill T. Rourke R,0.T.C.. Rifle Team. Student Council. Clulrs: Nature, Pen Ramblers, Service ev 'Z Bob Claude Roush .I n E. Rowland . 6 Delores Florine Russell Roberl Lei land Sagrillo Margarel Sandoval Wrestling 'u5:ggStage Craft, Clubs: Latin, Baton Operetui '38 I 1 f V I Spur, Big Sister, Jr. Escort, Safety Council, Student Council, Library SGH, Pre-Medios Club LIFE y . lla Bella Sandsledl Alice Marie Sanger Marie Leona Sanlo John S. Sargis llewlon Edward Schaefer Girl Reserves, Publicity Committee 40 Shirley loine Schelling Fred Fil Sfhiedl Herman Srhmachlenherger Belly Mao Schmelzle Jr. Escort, R-0-'lf-Cf. SPUF. Rodeo Staff, Annual Big Sister, Spur, Clubs: Godey, Pep, Spanish Club Board, Spur. Fine .ms Club Glrl Reserves Clubs: 50-50, Hi-Y, Latin, Debate, Service Clill F. Sthmidl Olleretta '40. Senior Play '40. Clubs: Boosters, Hi-Y, Skating, D Club lloberla June Schrah Big Sister, Library SISE, Glfl Reserves Club Don Sell Harry B. Shafer .lamex Wilbur Shane Dave GWYQG 5l10Dll0l'd F00fb3ll, Track, R.0.T.C., ODEFBNB. Student Q0ul1Cil. Swimming. A Clubs: Camera, Archery Clubs: Fine AHS. - 50-so H -Y Lv. Pi-es.J. spanish Clubs. . r Service, Skating, D Club Margy Maxine Shorl Jr. Guard, Student Council. Clubs: 50-50, Godey, Skating Bob Lee Sible Archery Club Marlon Sidney Silverman Rodeo Stalf, Spur, Student Council. Clubs: Camera, Latin, Service, Aviation, Intex'- national Relations Gloria Conslance Simmons Eldora Elizabelh Sklff Jr. Escort, Student Council. Clubs: coaey, Pep, Girl Reserves . ,.Qwmm,Me,... , Fern Elllelda Smith Jr. Escort, mg Sister Student council. clubs: Godey, Pep, Skating S. lloblln Smllll Clubs: P.E.G., Latin William lee Slamey Student Interest, Student Council, National Honor lPres.J. Head Boy Candidate, Spur. Senior President- 50-50 Club Freda Evelyn Smllh Jr. Escort, Big Sister. Clubs: Godey, Bible, Girl Reserves, Pre- Medics Lawrence Smilh Orville llorman Smilh Camera Club Paul G. Smilh R.0.T.C-. Drill Team. Clubs: Bible. Camera. Spanish. Rooters Lucille Snider Jr. Escort. Big Sister. Student Council. Clubs: M.:-isqueraders, Girl Reserves,Pre- Medics 1 Arlhur I. Snyder Fobtball. Clubs: Camera. Latin, Debate, Archery, International Relations, D Club Eleanore Margarel Snyder William loxenh Snyder Jr. Escort, Student Council. Needlework Guild Rodeo. Basketball. rnouiau lCapt.J, Baseball iCnpt.J Wilhelmina Mildred Slemmer Evelyn Marie Slepllens Jr. Escort, Operetun. Clubs: code , Girl Library sum, Clubs: Camera, Latin, Reserves. Mgsqueraders Girl Reserves, Pre-Medios LIFE L......+,.n4s... ,, Anna Hazel Slevenxon Drama Club Play '39, Posture Contest. Clubs: Mxsqueraders, Pre-Medlcs Anlhony l. Slone Student Interest. Student Council, 1 National Honor. Shur. Freshman Class Pres.- Sophomore Class Vice Pres Junior Class Pres. Clubs: D Club. 50-50, Rotary LPres.D Bernard Andrew Stono -'ry' Club, Swinnning Ollo T. Swanson Student Council. Clubs: French, Rotary fy fy, I ff , 'ft 40 Evelyn llulh Sloll Nnrmrmr rrmm.-, shnr. Jr. mm'-1. llvnrl Girl Czlnrlirlfllc '40, Clullh: 50-50, C irl ilowrvcs, 1vrrr,.nrr-I-mia-rs, S.0.S., Symrlri ll'l'cSJ llilmer E. Swansirom Football, Baseball, Basketball Slanley Tepper Foorball, spur, Clubs: Camera, Debate, Nature, Archery A. Roy Thulxon Urxula Rulh Slrumpiler Aflvr' sr-noni spin-ia, l.n..-ary surrr, Spur, Crum.: s.o.s.. Girl Reserves, Pre-Mcrlirs Roy Neyill Suirey Harold Ivan Swann Clulrs: rrmwu-r. service Aafwmbly Cvrfpmiilve. Spur cf-rm-ru, Skating HI-Y. bvrvwe. Audrey Carolyn Tale Bit! Sister, Jr. Guard. Clubs' Godcy, Pep Irene Mildred Taylor W l- THYIUI' Annual Bum-d. Spur. Clubs: Bible, Pen Girl Reserves ' Ramblers Virginia Margarol Tillell Helen Treslik LEILQQLGCVHIG TYUIIUU iinfifiiaey. urn., E'rz.55f'Z55aSy'f Spanish Ph-v 3S Btpllnlsh. Skating, Pre- edics QV. Prcs.J Glrl Reserves loe J. Trujillo Sarah Trujillo Band Girl Reserves Bill Edgar Tyson Student Council, Rodeo Staff, Sports, Annual Board, Ch0L'l'l0m'ler. Clubs: 50-50, Hi-Y, Scrvivc, Skating, Rooters Benjamin E. Valdez D Club Josephine Phyllis Valenlino Student Cuuhcll, Biz Sister, Ranrzerettes. Clubs: Pen. Girl Reserves, PPC-Medits, Debate i glarlystll. Van Loon Ernesl Varner Henriella Eloise Vasquez lg' l-5 QI. Clubs: Pep, Girl ReSel'V9S - Mary Ellen Vawler Student Council, Orchestra, Senior' Play '40, Drama Club Play '40, Operetta '40. Clubs: Godey, Music, Bible, Masqueraders Bealrice Marie Verdeal Clubs: Spanish, Girl Reserves Kennelh Frank Vermillion Shirley Vernes Nature Club Spur. Jr. Guard and Escort, Girl Reserves LIFE Carrie louise Vigil Jr. Escort. Student Council. Clubs: Girl Reserves, Spanish ' Joe Waller Vosnira Band Jennie Mae Walker Ope tta,.Spo . Club-gc Camera? Nature, Archery, Music, Pre-M9diCS llorma C. Wallers lliyz Sister. Jr. 1-Jsrorl.. Band, Orchestra. Clubs: 50-50. Godcy Kathleen Warner William Joseph Warner Bill Wavrin Senior Play '40, Jr. Escort, swuem. council, Musqucrmlcrs Musqucrmlcrs crm., Drama Club Play '89 Scrvirc. S Laltccraflr Hllskvlllll l l . Frances 6. Wavrin Jr. Guard. Clubs: Girl RCHCVVCS, Pre:-Merlit'S. H.0.S., Skullllll. I'-H-fi-. Camera IV. l'rcs.Jv Sports lTrcas.J 1 Gail Washburn Girls' spans, Jr. Guard 1-md Escort Clubs: P.E:G., Camera rSeb.J. Sports, S.0.S. , me-s we Earl Raymond Weaverling R.O.T,C., Student Council. Student Court, ZC'3.ifil??mmfk' Cl b - '-Dugrsidb 50 ' u s . , --JO, Hi-Y. Camera Alberla C. Weber Student Council, Biz Sister. Jr. Escort. Clubs: Godey, Glrl Reserves Ella Mae Webber JY. ESEDFEZ Joe Wedgle Student Council, Baseball, Basketball, Service Club Ralph Edward Well Spur. Clubs: Camera, Rotary . . Penny Shirley While scudene Council, Jr. Escqrr. Big Sister. Annual Board. National Honor. Spur Sec. Junior CIBSS, Miss Personality '39 Head Girl Candidate. Clubs: so-50, Godey. S.0.S., P.E.G., Pep Ch-eas.J Belly Lorraine Willa Marie Dorothy Williams Dorolhy Elizabelh Williamson Student Council. Rodeo Staff. SDOFIS. ClullS2 Skating, Girl Reserves Girl Reserves . Agnus Vldorll Wilson Elxle Ellzahelh Wilson C- VOFIIOII Wwdird Student Council, . Safety Council, TUBING' sgllf, Jr. Egcort, Spur, Jr. Escort, Big Sister National onor. Big alster, spans. Clubs: Pre-Medios, 01111151 Slide Rule. Clubs: Camera, P.E.G., Nature Archers' Girl Reserves Morrls lollngor d E elle' student Council, spur. ' A i ti Yrfgiiamixngalorililasions x ' I I M iffy my J , . W, I I Dons leans Woosler Student Pollry Cuuncll, Student Council, Rodeo Stnl'l'. Jr. Escort. S7101-ts, Clubs: 50-50. Gozloy, Girl Reserves, S.O.S-. Skating wwf W WMM NWN LIFE Janelle Mary Yanlorno Jr. Escort Marvln ll. Zinn Student Council, spur. Clubs: Camera, L Li D b a n, e atc, Pen Ramblers Frank B. Barbera li.U.'l'.C.. Track, ll Clulr Helen Carl Leonard Theodore Hallan Edward L. linlz Camera Club lack Charles Palmer Slaxre Craft Club, spm-Ls Jess lynn Smilh li.O.T.C. Derrel Auxlin Benson Slnllfs Cr':ll'L Gerald Carter Melvin Hendrix Ben lovalo Forrest Ross Rakeslraw Dl'uma Club Play 'HTL senior Play '40, Masquer- adcrs Club Carl Richard Sleven: Service Club - Roberl G. Berrixlord Harold Ernesl Davis Carl Edward Hobwood Frmnllmll, lmseilnll, W'r0sl.lin1-Z. D Club Don I. Miller Clubs: umm-y, Slmfe Cran. Richard Robinelle Charles A. Brown mage clan. Foreman on Amo Shop Allred Delling summn Connell. R.o.'r C Clubs: mm-m-ry, Booster Evelyn H. Hough Raymond H. Morrow Calherine R. Sharilx James Wagner so-amminu. 1'r:-vk, wr-1-salma. sums: Hi-Y. name. French, Service, Arvhcry 40.. lark Caglel uasuamdrl, renms. All-Cary. --IJ Club Winifred Marie Dully Frank lludglnx Frmllmll. lin-clrarll. Clulw: Hx-Y. Axraxlxnn. D Club Edward Roberl Ochx Service Club Carl Edward Simon DMIICO O1't'h1:SU'1l . l ROY ALLEN A SOPHIE GREGORY WAUNETA POTRATZ CATHERINE POMPONIO President Vice-President Secretary T1'C3SUl'9I' unior Cfadfi Five hundred strong, alert and ready members of the Class of '41 await only the graduation of the seniors to assume command of the school. Vital' ity, pep, and a strong class spirit marked their progress through three years as underclassmeng already they have gained considerable prominence in both class and social activities. V ELIFE i........L..,A WW., -' 'av SQ an X! 1 ,- Xi , 5 , 4 Rosemary Louise Agee Alterman Ahd9l'S0l1 Ruth Barcelona if 4, : -4 Helen Book Dorothy Chinn Helen Daugherty K X XX l Wilma Evans Pauline Garcia I i :- ' Q Gle n Adalee Black Blankenship Margaret Anderson 'K .g if 1 ' Q H of f fx- Mary , i Blaugh Dorothy BUUY Floyd Bowden BOWUIHII Buchanan ny ,, y gf in, - , 2 Y g,fLL Q F 5 5 ' i l Y f 35511 X l I ii. '5.' 4 joe Lorraine Ida Christensen Christensen Clark 's nn A it FQ if 7 Q' Martha Gladys A Glessner Des Voigne Ditsch Ditsch 3 V i 5 'i an .A ik :Viz 14 1 V V L K ' V gl Jack Dolores Irene Everhart Ferguson Fiesler ' ,. A . 1 ji . A Q, .1 I 5- , Q K ' V' I, 1 ,'. 1 , s mb :V X A , .,,, , , ,4 .,,,. , kt .V,,. K.V,k X , N A Thelma Marie Grace Garver Gasser Gilkison Mary Jean Arnold T A ,Akai 1 aaa. t ,4 :,' ' A Al Marcella Bohn if fn., Y- 'L Allison Burtch Irene Collins 'fi M 4 li im f 3 ',-www, 2 Frances Driscoll i Y f' 4, gs X 1, 7 ,. -, , 3-515 f Dorothy Fitzwater Jeanne Gill 41 Q. B or a s Betty Galen Atkinson Baldwin if new . 5 2' fxi Betty Bob Boillot Bollacker , ' are , Madonna George Cannon Chalmers .M f Q M if se 4 C Thelma Tom Coope s ith Croley nz Arthur Eileen Ebert Evans in 5' Julia not 3 Fossat Frostenson 7 1- ,, ff . ' Y-'hy f , 'ffy ' Q ,Y 'JA , ,ff T? ,, 2 L, 1 , 1 fe Joanne Everette Goldberg Gowens E . . -LE ,X Q , , 'X p sei? 3, fp ' A1 E X fifivssi .F X3..Q.Xf,,., : 5, 5. A is ., .,., Sophie Gregory Ramona Hawley 5 ua . + XS iii hifi? A X -. PX. . rg ,iw-.Z Lois Kuster McGiness l Betty Moore Gloria Palmer I ,J 4 4: V Sf' 1 L -v-- gg' X , if Xr 6 it i Audrey Hanna Johnson 3 , F A XX P' ESQ 5 QR is Everett Laursen .,, 2 5 'I 3 1 X M 6 Y 2' Q fi 'F 'sf L 7 Bob McIntosh .X f Roy Morris Shirley Harper Florence Herbertson . ..-Z A..,V 1 f . ,X QXX 1... H ,ff 'Q is '-if XX P' 32 X ag , W - 2 pm X 5 ' Shirley Jones H ' Xs- , E., X - ii X -fr! f Mary Lawrence , rig., X5 i , ww .L K h ,gn Tom Mercer . if 55!i?3zn ' Lifisifii , ,i1?..::.1 'W' S fi XX Z fs H, 'X .X x if Donald Musselman Mary Jane ' Charles Parker LIFE Partington Evelyn Harris Guila Hinton .-,Q vu. . X . A ' 2 . ,-r vfmv - A A 1 .mv ' L . 'i . - f. i - X: Esther Kalek '53 a .. 4-Aw 'var' Margaret Lenz Charles Miles T 2 E W2 IX! S W I , Q Lois Myers ff ff' 4 E . tif' ig wwf, .Q X 5-1.1 ,, . im if :rm Q, 'X ry' if il ,4 2 ' ', ' Xt 3 wg' - YT , . . V. gyrgfm, Helen Penner Louise Harvey X H - 'X --fi A -554952 s,. . M X s if .f , S ,K ,ass ,gtk w 5 of XL -,V fX 'ffm X. 124, V.' X . is,s ., , Xt 3 - zff::..Xs. Colleen Hopp Kistler A evrre f 1 :11-9 ' iii .3 4? Q 5 V- X ,. as W lx 1 ,.XX,h,, i ' Lillian Levin EL ,K A.. ian- . , XX' ..:.:.. ,:. . QI' X fi -X 1 M Elizabeth Milhoan Ruth Newton .Sail if X ., XX. X ,,., ,,.. 3 , Xa, ,,,,, 1,a,54gi?szX: ?' ' X1,XyXfS-2 if Li,,,f:5Wf g Wffssill X- My ,, 41- .::., f S144 ii ,X ,..,, ,mf A- we , s, ,,, X X kdm QM' Q55 is I all s My 5- E , Him? me kg wr 1721 iz' if 'A fi W Joe Perry Mary Anne Hasamaer fi: , - 1-.Sf - X X X Y .ii X ,g',-fQ9e1Q:f,,5,,.r: X .. ,X li. i',i:i,Xf.f' 'MRS -. Mary Iane Hoss Eunice Koch Ernest Little Mary Monico Bob Oakley ,, -.Ef fi ' if X in Louis Peterson X X X X ,BX 2 K X li I NEXT, if 2 ,ii Louise Hastie Florence Hurley 3 1 X sX X Q, ax ig? X ya X X 1... . .,.:1.X Lillian i Kraut A L.,.. , .,.- ,A g f, X of-1 X k, . 4,:v,:?f-1-9 r A- H ww 'X . Virginia McDaniel Ethel Moon mam. X R ,,. X. ., .,,..,. ir - gfqx - ,,,., X :X ' . - . X ' ef f A 1 if Mary Olin Earl Pinney -nv r W, -fl P 2 S in 9 Q YA .y 6 4335 N il Doris Potrazz ' 5 r v 2 s fs 5 4 -- ff: - , .... is ,. .. I .. t ,.::,. , K Y-ST WE: ' 15 wi I : 5m'::?'f1 - 2 1 -- 11 wzlsiwiygiigazr ' fHi1.'5,:1'.. 3,-P 5 Virginia Randall fE?E?? ?24:?5 ' LfW5figS?,fig4e2E?a5 ' 2ffQ2ifE..z'.:L2Q Q' a BY 3? sw 2 2 Ei a 1 625' 2 is 1 K a ' fmegzogiggi' ' 1-il ,. .. U ,,,. .,.3 S ix. A Anita Shaw IZAZTESSQEYETY'.l5fff5'Y2'Y.l7' .ug , 1: fx 11351, Q, 2 1 ' f alfa SQ .f-iES:Tffl-112514'gil f ..f ' - Q: --4lE3k3'2.1ai'm:- .. .15 -,,, M v . f.:s-'fsilihuuzwsf 4 Stanley Thields Ellen Westerberg emmse fo .x 4. Lz1,1 ,. i iff Claudine Wilson Wauneta Potratz . in A, lff.,i,,,s3 1 K zz-.si lx 5 f ima- . , f 'Q' 1-1 gifaffefiggg is: ii Olive Richards -E.: SS W igwwffisf- ' - .. ssz em 2 5' T: f , A X r K 1 57.55, . ..:: :. k55.m,Ei,- 22,2 .35 .. Alice Shelton 53 S l S U' in + S f 5.1, 5, L Si . r W Q MW af' . ': :.'- if H' ' 4k. .gsw:. Clara Thompson Gladys Prescott William Robinson . lrfsz e sigisfg ' ii V: 153 5 A . :: .-1 I -.,.::4:V:a.. ff., P ,E.:::g 4 V .1 i Jack Starr if 4 sneeze Us f:'-as-- .p'1 i1, William Thompson Rozella Purvis -- ue- . ' .H wi ei: .,.., I 17-Pl? ff? fi' 'Q f., fa: : ff ., :: :.1 '51 V.,Z'f2f , . James Rogers Wi? .Qs-fm, , , Im' , 45255, ik Us sa at W 1 . Rosemary Stickrod Eva Torres PS'5iIQ55iQ5i',ii . gil? E , 1 ' 'Q 'a . XA -rri - as ' xl Florence Quiclcenstedt Helen Quickenstedt . V L iz. l f ' ' nz' . 1 .Ls , :: L . ' V org ai. Q ,. f 5s, i:5f Sf --M1 N ssgcg 0' 1 '? .Q-,, ,..s . in - Q. Q., g ig 'ff ' 2 ' isa,-H -I ' -A Q ' fi .nf 9-fww e. 1 qi ir is .3 fs 1 T Amy June Rosenberg Edith Strwnpfler cf M155 E -- .xiii i:S5.f4,.f, f. V .A ,., ..q: . ..,, ,.W,A , Winona Wagner Phyllis Roush gags '. 1 Q l 1 if Q W X 2, mi iii' Sn W Qfigsr 'A' -' 132239. .. ...1 1. X , Q P 1 Erma Stutsma n If 22221, :Jar it . rf 1 Q Y in ff E ,. ,,,s , ,Lg 'HW' ,qi X , gi 4 Jack Wailes 5-..: -,fm - ' ::- V. ,, 41h '2-.' ,. .S+ .,... . gm 5 , Q... E A565 , W , Mar iorie Radford S? -if?-QLT: -:E sieifaimmgi '-ff? - fm, ':- 1-Miss 3 2-'jp- ffg-fr yng -gj. 1 - . rx ig, igAg3:5zr.sazsv sv.:g::2,,.,3A eg-,gl 3 Y ' A hifi Catherine Sadusky 7 1551552 I rf - V. ssafsifrzg . fii 1 51 g --25, .nies .. WJ '-5 Ji iikffmf 1 ,, sg Q. feeumma :r wx' - -- A . gm,Sfi:e.11s-if fzzigsseiefggsa L - - :i3f 5ii33i:l2f? . zfiiikfflik Evelyn Sweeten W im 5 S ' I ll Q ,... Q 1 affjggf il . Don Weaverling 5 1'-5' fi'f2aLiEZ,a WSW' ii yiiii Harriet Williams S . W T :eg H Zelda Young p QSJOIQAOIWLOPQ G65 BEVERLY HAYES HARRIS PELLISH JAMES CHINN President Vice-President SecretarY Sophomores comprise the largest class in school. Many have spent their freshman year at Westg others are incoming students from surround' ing junior highs. Activities of the tenth grade prove that this huge organization has energy and brains. In the remaining years, the class of 1942 will demon' strate even more of its now budding leadership. la man CAM l HELEN BUTLER ARTHUR DILL SYLVIA HOUGHTON President Vice-President Secretary Still somewhat bewildered, but fast learning to appreciate their lot, the freshmen give promise of being among the best to enter West. Hailing from almost every junior high in the city, the yearlings are readily becoming accustomed to the freedom and selffreliance of the new life at West, to prove themselves a spirited group winning approval of teachers and upper classmen alike. E:-LIFE 42-43 .-F. ORE GIRLS First Row: Marjorie Krause, Velma Grifhth, Patsy Stccle, Beverly Hayes, June Grove, Dorothy McClain. Second Row: Pauline Dikeou, Edna Mae Wilson, Annamae Wallace, Olive Belle Goodrich, Marilyn Dillon, Mary Ferguson, Anna Johnson, Kay Buzick. Third Row: Ina Mae Dreyfus, Mildred McLaughlin, jean Hunter, Shirley Cutshail, Ruth Fidiam, Eileen Tavenner, Roylene Alley, Jacie Mechau. Fourth Row: Clara Fischer, Anna Rose Stone. Vera Mae Stark, Carolyn Sullivan, Helen Phelps, ,lean Lewis, Madalyn Willis, Carmen Crook. Fifth Row: LaVerna Stieben, Pearl Wiley, Margaret Springsteel, Evelyn Collins, Betty Woelbing, Marie Anderson, Margaret Whitheld. SOPHOMORE BOYS First Row: Bob Baird, Floyd Griffith, Gerald Bryant, Clifford Searle, Harris Pellish, Herbert Shepherd, Albert Field, Irving Sapper. Second Row: Gerald Rich, Joe Fenton. Jimmy Garner, Marion Neptune, Zane Tullos, Bill Richmond, Charles DePue, Armin Frank. Third Row: Joe Perlmutter, Norman Milstein, Irving Opper, Marvin Zisman, Louis Walker, Frank Domenico, Tom May, Allen Hayden. Fourth Row: Earl Daniel, George Lewis, john Tamburella, Al Garcia, Bill Huddleston, jack Mitchell, Eloy Mares. lliifth Row: Walt Carnahan, Ire Lee, Bert Anderson, Bob McDaniel, Grant osier. Sixth Row: Jack Dressel, Norman Presse, Alfred Ebert, Bill Boyer, Bill Van Winkle, Clarence Saige, Lawrence Coleman. SOPHOMORE GIRLS First Row: Betty Dreitzler, Evelyn Crowell. Marilee Green, Juanita Snider, Matie Wright, Dorine O'Neall, Doris Marston, Doris Bowden. Second Row: Pearl Wilson, Barbara Warner, Lucille Brown, Christina Frangos, Pearl Gardner, Donna Lee Stone, Lois Vermillion, Helen Dillmon. Third Row: Wanda Bradbury, Clara Willmore, Mayonna Miller, Marguerf ite Garner, Florine Molien, Ruth Fouts, Evelyn Russell, Dorothy Whowell, Evelyn Larsen. Fourth Row: Barbara McKee, Nellie Denison, Monica Eggert, Mildred Brewer, Shirley Ambler, Opal Richmond, Ruth Gowens, Cecily Rader. Fifth Row: Lou Velma Hayes, Dorothy Flaherty, Edna Matson, Gloria Preston LaVerne Rhoten, Marjorie Moneypenny, Lorraine Lindquist, Dorf othy Beeman, Donnie Castleberry. SOPHOMORE BOYS First Row: Leonard Foster, Bob King, Lowell Scull, Edwin Cadwallader, Richard McKee, Bob Pillmore, James Chinn, Leonard Olds. Second Row: John De Aragon, Jack Barton, Ed Tyarks, Bob Stark, Elmer Baird, Kenneth Collins, Clayton Christopher, james Bussey. Third Row: Jack Beers, Frank Fontine, jack Stimpiling, Frank Parsons, Ed Mehlin, Ed Langmaid, Wendell Winn, John Breda. Fourth Row: Glen Mathews, Lee Farmer, Richard Fehr, Warden Lilly, Charles jarbow, Bob Schwindt, Fred Followell, jim Carson, Fifth Row: Robert Flewelling, Jim Brown, Ted Pratt, Don Carter, John Karamigios, Bob Whitman, Matthew Antich, Ray Coates, Charles Miller. FRESHMAN GIRLS FRESHMAN GIRLS First Row: Wilma Hendrix, 1-Uellfl PCVYY, Bettie Carnahan, Bessie Lce First Row: Alice Higgins, Theano Arapkilis, Shirley Olivas, Opal Lenny, Thrilkill, Jean Christmas, Dorothy Woods, Kewpie Phares. Patty 'lo Shupc, Esther Baca. Second Row: Gloria Workman, Helen Jean Pitney, Betty Eva, Doris Second Row: Fern Craig, Mary Lutes, Joy Young, Mildred Petrone, Epperson, Betty Reisbeck, Marian Petersen, Betsy Kested. Louise Bray, Dorothy Howard. Third Row: Willmette Gaugenmaier, Helene Perry, Buelah Terrell, Gloria Third Row: Virginia Harnblyh .lean .l3Clr50n, MHFY Ann EBFIY- A-Sta .l0l'lnS0n, Irma lUiliiin0- M3rY .lane Sf3m9Y1 Peggy cull- Hawley, Dorine O'Neall, Grace Vileishaupl. FOUl'fll Row: Vivian Reddin, Margaret Shipp, YVOUUC Johnson, PKISY Fourth Row: Ruth Messer, Dorothy Walsh, Mildred Welsh, Elsie Ander- Clarke, Bernice Couch, Helen Strumpller, Cleo Russell. son, Wanda Wells, Maxine Copperfield. Fifth Row: Shirley Bishop, Marjorie Bloom, Donna Lee Larson, Leona ' Cribari, Agnes Mae Lloyd, Geneva Bergman, Evelyn Gunncls. l E FRESHMAN BOYS FRESHMAN BOYS A i . l First Row: Eugene Sledge, Joe Sandoval, Albert Anderson, Jim Quicken' First Row: Earl- Millyard, Earl Worley, Earl Ingersoll, Virgil Pratt, Robert stedt, Benny Garrison, George Manalo, Elmer Madrid, Don Swanstrom. Shafer, .l3Ck DIHCY- f Second Row: Harry Fletcher, Alva Thompson, Charles Hunt, George Second Row: Joe Spencer, Keith Kluge, Bill Wright, Eugene Smith, Stuart V Goetz, Ross Spencer, Dale Smith, Sam Allarid, Albert Spalti. Cochran, Robert Carmack. P Third Row: Robert Schaffer, Fred Morris, George Symon, Marvin Walter, Third Row: Vince Beeson, Robert Brooks, Harold Stetzler, Eddie Tadoline, F Orville Riddle, Vince Beeson, Joe DcMoro, Roger Braley. Charles Vigil, Robert Forsherg. l FOUYIII Row: TOrn LC Free, RObCrf Forsbcrg, Frank Perry. Francis Ryan, Fourth Row: Clarence O'Malley, Albert Allum, Alex Buchanan, Bill g Charles Sisk, Herbert Clark, Melvin Stegall, Archie Snare. Edwards, Delbert Madsen, Louis Verdeal. 5 LIFE 5: 3 2 E 2 Z 51 5 1 1 ff rw 4 .A .- 1. .1 za 7, in aww x -ai l r l F l i i 1 l I r I l I l l s V E l i l l s , l l l l . l i I I l f E s a E . 1 r I 1 r 1 l A 1 NIGS MIELENZ TUB MORRIS DRAG CHAPMAN Saorfa From the Orange and Blackftogged gridders to the scantily garbed tracksters, West athletes moved forward in the seasons of 193940 to once again regain a good measure of the glory that has been West's in past years. Strong were the squads that entered in league competition, but powerful too were their opponentsg so no championships graced the Puncher parade at the time of the Annual's printing. However, second places in football, golf, and tennisg and third places in basketball and wrestling were the enviable records placed in the scorers' books. Resignation in the Cowboys' coaching staff caused a general shifting of the department. Earl Paul, baseball manager, accepted a position at Horace Mann Junior Highg Tub Morris quit football duties and replaced Paul as baseball coachg Elbert Chapman relinquished track responsibilities in favor of sophomore baseball. Frank Mielenz and Harvey Riddle were appointed to fill the vacancies. WO0DY WOODY HARV RIDDLE DUTCH RINNE FOOTBALL West, 34 - North, 7 Undismayed by three disasterous seasons, Orange and Black Footballers unveiled the 1939 edition of their grid machine with an impressive 34-7 thumping of North. Elmer Moore's two touchdowns paced the Punchers' victory. West, 0 - East, 18 Blazing a championship trail of power and speed, East's white shirted warriors trampled West's less powerful Cowboys into the sands of defeat 18-O. Game though tired, the Orange and Black struggled resolutely against the inevitable verdict until the final gun stilled even faint hopes of victory. West, 0 - South, 20 It was a dismal day for West rooters, as in their third start the Cowpokes were overpowered by a strong South eleven, 20-0. Havens' 46-yard ramble into pay dirt in the last minute of the first half was the straw that broke the Cowboys' defensive back and turned a potential battle into a Rebel victory march. West, 25 - Manual, 0 Their ardor undampened by a steady drizzle, Orange and Black footballers hit the victory trail against Manual's Brick- layers-slipping, sliding, and splashing to a 25-0 triumph. From the opening gun, it was a West field day as the Cow- boys punched over score after score with machine-like pre- cision. When the points were tallied, West's bunting rode triumphantly in the wind-driven rain as the Cowboys con- tinued their winning streak. il SQUAD 1 Front Row: Back Row: Bauman Maes Boutwell Oshier ' Nichols Beeson 3 Feld Brady Smith A. Snyder Moore Peterson Baker Roberts Lucero Pagliasotti Little Tennant Snyder Aspegren Hansen Miller ' Allen Morgan Shafer Wilson Baldwin Hunter Hamrock Walters Hudgins 1 I West, 20 -- Manual, 0 5 Cowboy offensive guns found consistent range, bombing Manual defenses with telling effect and registering West's 1 third triumph 20-O. Every Puncher functioned as a smooth cog in a mighty machine. - 1 West, 6 -- East, 31 l With summerlike weather holding full sway, East's V Cherubs smashed a 31-6 win over a valiant band of West 4 Cowboys. The score told only half the story, as the Morris- 1 men out-fought and out-scrapped the favored Angels only to fall before a belated second-half rush. Fairchild and Petersen combined forces to form an unbeatable duo. l West, 27 - South, 20 A will to win for their silver-haired mentor, furnished, a win-bound Orange and Black band with a thrilling 27-20 victory over South's bewildered Rebels. Because of a touch- ing half-time tribute to retiring Newton C. Tub Morris, who for a quarter century has guided West's football destinies, enthusiasm welded the Cowboys into an unbeatable power- house, determined to repay in a small way the helpful training 1 Tub had given them. Overcoming a 14-O deficit early in the third period, Baker, Snyder, Little, and Morgan tore off repeated gains, crashing over four touchdowns and three extra points in a spectacular rally. West, 7 -- North, 0 Meeting a much improved North team, after the peak of the South football contest, a determined and game Cowboy eleven eked out a 7-O decision over a battered Viking squad that never once was allowed to advance into Western terri- tory. It was Bill Snyder who provided the winning margin, as he plunged off guard from the two-yard line with less than a minute to play. It was West's fifth win against three losses, and the Punchers Hnished second in the league. nd 5 wi - , .Nu , My K 4 3 Ni ,if V .,,1C, .3 -. N' xr' ,u1,,A. , Y fziaf S. my ,,,. M1 f , . e 'T' . ah wgge We Q it 'xr g,A,,,.L PQ' QQ P' - 1 prxlimnt in ocking features Snydefs touchdo f Q plunge offEc1st's guard 3: ,f +.6'f' K Jw. A Q A ww ei , ,',,i.4,4 ff an Q K 5 A 4 1,3 ' im fi,-Q -xfyg QW? 5 A HM jg -gen ' S ,. .wi K VW Baker finds hole in enemy lime . g,5lw,,,4 e wk ew -for - H 5,1 . ki as Q Second floor, PCIQIICISOU1 qozng up for cz pass H, M , 3 .Q l fe' Q Tfo,z,bI4 ahead for fDI1CIfGI,COVVbOY end as Manual tccklers close in -2 ,W 'lui' 'U sr Q , Z? , , Z -59 f ,. 13 f-M , I7 H .,,., ,... ,M L ,ig 3 'gba' ,sf fm V ii - x ,..l . 7' , ELMER MOORE JACK TENNANT FRANK FERRIS REX MORGAN ww ww Q C1111 U Sf l1fS OVS1' C BILL SNYDER GED ROBERTS DICK MILLER JOHN HUNTER BASKETBALL Represented in the cage race of '40 by a team haunted with the spectre of hard luck, West won a trio of games and lost five in a topsyfturvy league that found every team in the running throughout the season. The Punchers were potent in their encounters, though unable to hit baskets when the chips were down. Heartbreakingly close were four of the defeats suffered by the Westerners, as they were beaten three times by not more than five points, twice by only two. In the season opener, the plucky Cowboys fell before a North onslaught 32f27g then East's championship Angels nosed out the West' erners 33f29. In the third contest, South took full measure in winning from a thoroughly tired, dis' couraged West quintet 3443. s Suddenly finding their needed power, the cagers arose to hit the comeback path against Manual 35' 25, and the No1th's Viks 2847. Then as West root' ers began to pray fervently for a victory, an inf spired Cowboy team fought East's favorites to a standstill, only to lose 35453 on an overtime basket that came after Babe Lind coolly dropped in two free throws to tie the score in the regular game 3363, with less than five seconds to play. 'Defeated but never quitting, the Punchers faced South the next Friday, and once again hard luck ruled as the Rebels edged through with a twofpoint victory, 31f29. Losses seemed merely to spur the Westerners on as they knocked a favored Manual squad from a possible state tourney place, 41f28. It was West all the way until Lind, the spark of the team, incurred an injury during the third quarter and was com' pelled to leave the game. Lettermen were Charles Babe Lind, John Hunter, Ray Turk Anderson, Harry Harris, Lou Peterson, Bill Moriarity, and Bill Snyder. x X af 1 UF , fx VL ., 5 'L nw' '2 an, J, Q pr-A Q' 1 5 ?-W A -A V . 1 5 1 flgy i . M. .Qffiv . K 1, WW V . W gf my ig Wg H if sm if E 2 if if 'V' hi 5 1 3 Q , , . Z 5 K Mk ,H ,wan . 3 g r ff 45 Q, Q Vi x!I5,, Q - 5 2 J Isa- K . 2 V JZ, it NT, 3 I x y ,L fy w K. 1 1.11 , vp-Q 'V Sk kk N I , A U f ilk I A N42 5 ,.:,., HD? . il 5 , 1 iw U A, A , gf- V- 2 61-,ff 2'A4 7 A 4, m -'-, Front Row: ,loncs Smith Ambler Karamigios Beeson Spaar Moriarity Howard BASEBALL SQUAD Back Row: Girtin Coach Morris Shaul Allen Brady Perry Miller Hunter Neville Pagliasotti Mgr. Schmachtenberger Mgr. Becker Cheers for a secondfplace '39 baseball team changed to disappointed murmurs at the announcement that Earl Paul, popular Cowboy coach, would resign his position at West for an Assistant Principal's berth at Horace Mann. A subsequent ray of hope was the fact that N. C. Tub Morris would return from retirement to again begin baseball duties. It was a strong nine that Coach Paul led to within one game of North's champion Vikings. After lacing the Norsemen twice, the Punchers, proving unable to fathom South, were knocked from a championship tie with North by the Rebs. Nominations for allfcity included Dick Maes, Don Girtin, Bill Moriarity, and Sid Milzer. Lettermen were Don Girtin, Roy Allen, Bill Snyder, Lee Brady, Bill Moriarity, Sid Milzer, Dick Maes, Cliff Clin, Glenn Howard, Harold Parker, Tom Neville, and Joe Perry. The '40 season provided a wellfbalanced lineup, lacking only pitchers experienced in league play. Lettermen who again wore Cowboy uniforms were Allen, Howard, Neville, Milzer, Brady, Moriarity, and Perry. Mm ZH A 42 3? X- ,A at . GOLF Heralded by the unbeaten, allfcity duo of Babe Lind and Don Girtin, golfers proved their ability by finishing in a second place tie with the South Rebels. Consistently active were the team play and spirit shown by the mashie wielders as they overcame many handicaps to triumph for the Orange and Black. Practice and confidence were the mgs in the Winning machine that lost only to East, 3'1. Upset were the Punchers' hopes for a championship. Manual fell 4fO to the Westerners, and North was defeated 3f1. Letterrnen who helped carry the Cowboy banners were Babe Lind, Don Girtin, Bill Graham, Ivan Baker, Harry Atkins, Ed Krevas, and Don Reckseen. SQUAD Front Row: J. Girtin Krevas Eckler D. Girtin Back Row: Baker Graham Reckseen Atkins Lind SQUAD Front Row: McMillan Weaverlin g D. Moore Kingry Krause Standing: Coach Rinne Little Lucero Wilson Morgan WRESTLING The referee crouched tensely, trying to watch the lightningffast move' ments of the boys on the mat before him. Suddenly, one Wrestler was forced to yield, then a paid of shoulders were pinned against the canvas as the referee raised a sweating vvrestler's arm in token of victory. Fighting for every match, West grapplers finished third in the league. After dropping their first two meets to North and East, undaunted Grange and Black matmen came roaring back to nose out South and drub Manual, garnering a .500 percentage of wins. Six points in the Greeley meet climaxed the season as Morgan, Little, and Moore finished high in statefvvide competition. TRACK Under new leadership, West tracksters again hit the cinders, striving for victories and new records. Harvey Riddle replaced veteran Drag Chapman, track mentor for eight seasons, and started at once to whip thinfclad hopefuls into a seasoned squad. with better prospects than any since the banner team of 1935, Orange and Black runners did their share to boost West's none' toofimposing track record, which lists but a single championship. Success of Cowboy individual stars in college competition, how' ever, furnished ample proof of the efhciency of West's coaches. P. PLAMONDON F. BARBERA P. .YHVH R. LLOYD S. KEITH pmmmmmmnnmggggmgnnnm i - SQUAD First Row: Salas Messenger Keith Riddle 2231 n Third Row jnhnkc Gflut Allen Ainsworth Pierce gziiiaindez Kluge Lloyd Plamondon Baker Second Row: Page DeAragon Wilson LeFree walgfen Worley Hanna DePue Yhvh Owens Fenton Forsberg Russell Schaffer HYSICFH Dennison Moffls Shafer Wright Gutierrez Barbera Moore 1. PIERCE D. SWITZER B. BAKER D. MOORE I. BEERS A. HANNA F. FERRIS D. RIDDLE H. SHAFER W. RUSSELL L. WALGREN R. DENNISON B. WILSON Www... .,,, ' ... .Y-,,-.,.,.. V,VV WY Y ......,.,.,....-.mn VW- Y mg? TENNIS Rackets flashing, tennis balls hopping unpredictably, West's 1939 tennis squad battled against the other high school teams. When the dust of court conflict cleared away, the Cowboys were firm- ly entrenched in the league's second position. Unparalleled in twentyfthree years of West tennis history, were the sixteen victories and eight defeats registered by the netters. It was the first Cowboy club rising to second place during that time. The Punchers tied North 3f3, dropped a hard fought match to a formidable East octet 2f4, and downed South and Manual by the respective scores of 4-2 and 6fO. Jack Cagle and Gordon Parker were undefeated. Lettermen were Harry Harris, Don Keeney, Jack Cagle, Gordon Parker, Sam Lusky, George Graber, Norman Presse, and George Harris. SWIMMING . Determined were the squad members that swam and dived their way into league competition. They proved too weak, however, forrthe rest of the teams, and were defeated in every meet except one-when they turned back the Manual Bricklayers. Outstanding for the West tankers was Jack Spaar, who gained most of the team's points. He was allfcity in the '5Ofyard free style. Other lettermen were Henry Potter and Ray Riley. SQUAD Yhvh Lundberg Presse G. Harris Back Row: Gagle Lusky Parker Keeney H. Harris Graber SQUAD Front Row: Baker Spaar Siote Martinez Back Row: Switzer Potter Pierce Martin Front Row: SQUAD First Row: Lewis Walker Charles Eberle Darrill Moore Owen Jones Henry Buckstein Second Row: Lee Garlett Dick Gemson Bill Messenger Eloy Mares Frank Fontine Third Row: Herschel Adams Ray Schaul Don Carter Bert Larson SQUAD Front Row: Jack Beers John Karamigios Elmer Baird Max Baer Norman Presse Dave Maes Don Trujillo Milton Karsh Back Row: Ray Schaul Ray Chase Sherman Ellis Sid Handler George Sottlar George Over SOPHOMORE SPORTS Sophomore gridders, under the coaching of Wilford Woody, won an undefeated and untied championship. As is the custom of West teams, the Sophs were a superior aggregation that furnished trouble to every oppos' ing team. They gave promise of excellent varsity material. Harvey Riddle's basketeers, however, were too inexperienced and finished low in the league after putting up a good fight and showing improvement with every game. li x i f I I s i E s B. i i i S 5 i i ,..,,,. .,., .,,,... ,....,i,W T,-am... ,,.. ,....,.... Y,.. U- Y.., ,..-..,V , , , ,- VV,. Y W -., V. YY.-....W- . V. -V l i F MAIOR SPORTS Major sports for girls include the popular activities of speedball, volleyball, basketball and softball. Number of girls in each major almost always exceeds one hundred and ifty. SPEEDBALL CPIAMPIONSIUP TEAM Front Row: Margaret Putallaz, Shirley Oli vas, Shirley Woods, Monica Eggert, Christina Frangos, Barbara McKee. Back Row: Lorraine Lindquist, Gene Farris, Opal Lewis, LaVerne Rhoten, Opal Rich' mond, Twila Turner. VOLLEYBALL CPIAIVIPIONSHIP TEAM Front Row: Mildred Radovich, Elizabeth Pierce, Julia Fossat, Dorothy Holzer. Back Row: Colleen Moore, Helen Pudlik, Viola Olin, Fifi Duran, Margie Heinricy. GIRLS' E l M l 1 1 4 Hamm -- e -'-- as y-f-f- Jsl-n--,-- -' 7 at iw 1 M vii feb H , iff . i . ia. e . V, , K ,lei 1? s 'F K 4 X BCUY. Virginia Shirley Charlotte Aleene Sh' l Cl barziylhgl Carlisle Flieger Graves Hill Hiiiigi- Liillgi- 0 Gold D If 1 if V V l fI- - i n Vlv l it 1 D 1 'l ,7l J ig, ,- ,LLW V 4,-1 ? V, f' Q , 6 , if --ZA llll i e 1: Vk.k 0 . . if , 5 Cvgmie Rethamae Vida Evelyn Gail Frances Betty Pllle Raines Rhoten Stott Washburn Wavrin Wille Gold D Gold D Gold D Gold D Gold D Gold D GIRLS WHO HAVE EARNED BIG 's Athletic-minded West girls may participate actively in many intramural sports, including speedball, volleyball, basketball, and a num' ber of minor games. Girls who are members of teams are award' ed a given number of points for each game won or lost. The point system is easily op' erated: players receive 100 points for every major they enter, and 50 points for each of the minors participated in. For the first 100 points, a small felt D is awardedg then a chevron for each additional 100 points. Girls are eligible for a large felt D if they have been at West three years and have received 750 points, or for four years and possess 1000 points. Those who exceed the 1000fmark and go beyond for a margin of 250 more points are awarded a small gold D When even more merits are earned, a black felt star is added for each 100 points. . Any girl may join in these activities, the only requirement being a genuine liking for the sports, and spare time for practice and competition. Miss Ruth Dougherty V Mrs. Mabel Randall E H 32:-r Sfizrzv ff: V had R' F: QV' ...,2..M-.1 -,M WMM., U van-mf Db ,,-I-nQ.n-JJ f- 'M Q 1 Y 'V ig , 932'-.. 5 '.-. if 'fr I Q LOLITA VIRGINIA MEARL IDA GEORGIA EDWARD BUNNELL CARLISLE CARSON CLARK DAVIS EBERHARDT Faculty Activities Photographer Clubs Personnel Photographer 7' DUDLEY DON GEORGE SOPHIE ZILPHA ENOS GIRTIN GRABER GREGORY GROSVENOR Faculfv Art Boys' Sports Write-up Activities Boys? Svorts RAMONA ' BETTY HAWLEY BERRYHILL Make-up Editor JEAN HAYWORTH Write-ups LEE HAZELWOOD PUBLICATION Class of '40 Actual Annual planning began in Septemf ber, when the theme and style were chosen. With the opening of the second term in january, the Editor was elected and Annual members were appointed to staff positions. Westward Ho of 1940 has been changed from an idea in our minds' to an annual- our lasting monument to the Class of 1940. Girls' Sports L.-.......................i. .,., ALEENE HILL HOGLE Senior Class BETTY SUE BEVERLY IEFFREYS Junior Class VIRGINIA CONSTAN CE VIDA N IKKEL PILLE RI-IOTEN Make-up Clubs Picture File BOARD Edits Westward Ho We are not able to Write of ourselves as individuals, for this history of the Senior Class is the story of all its members. It is only possible for the Annual Board to hope that the yearbook of 1940 will fulfill its object: to be a treasurefcove of memories for every Westemer. ELEANOR CHARLES LEWIS LIND . Classes Boys' Sports Agixgst LOIS HERMAN EDITH RIDER SCHMACHTEN- STRUMPFLER , BERGER k Write-ups Finance M3 0'UP CLIFFORD IREN E MOI-IR TAYLOR Sponsor Write-ups BILL TYSON Publicity PENNY WHITE Make-up y,f,....,,.,,..f,,.,a.1. ..,. .,.., .., . .-. , ,..-....,.....,.- ,,,.,.,,f-V H - A- - - lf BOB AGEE CHARLES DUDLEY GEORGE FRANK ALLISON ENOS GRABER FERRIS HOWARD DAVE CHARLES RICHARD KAY BERNARD VIDA MARVIN 'l H SCHMACHTEN- C SCHMACHTE BERGER BERGER SILVERMAN SNYDER um DON SAM LUSKY GIRTIN Editor . . N- LIND MILLER NEUJAHR REIFF LIFE Rodeo Staff Keeps The method of staff work is simple. Page editors take direct charge of incoming stories under the supervision of the Editor chosen by Sponsor Lorena Hocking. Editor of the fall semester of '39 was Sam Luskyg of the second semester, Harold Iohnson. The record of Rodeo progress is admirf able. Two years ago a paper of tabloid size, diligent staff work has enlarged West's newsf paper to its present status. Despite a limited budget, the Rodeo staff publishes a paper conceded to be a true measure of West spirit. ,, , . ..--,-.... .-, . .....,..- no -W ..... .vv--f.- ..,. .W ........,., Y., ,,-N----.,. , ,, .-,V-. ...-..........v- . , . . I ,, I Q Q: ' Q HATTIE IDA GEORGIA LAVONNE swf ELAINE BULLOCK CLARK DAVIS HAUSER Hocus LAME .Q S' I fi if so , i - if Yvq, s 7' A N it j 'fi ' sms DONNAMAE Toivnvzv HARRY PAUL MARSH MAURER NEVILLE NORRIS PLAMONDON RUBIN rw 'fa ' Q---5 ,fag ,A Y ' . If I HAROLD BILL ON THE NEWSFRONTS OF WEST STEINBERG TYSON West Well Informed I p Through its pages, which flash school f , news, gossip, and sports, the Rodeo covers . West yvith a thorough, watchful eye. No BETTY DON detail IS too small, no happening too great WILLE WEAVER'-ING for its minutefmen. Eager and alert reporters feed clanking I diff' D linotype machines with a neverfending stream I W of stories. These machines in turn pour forth I V' V molded type. From linotypes to press, racing jj 7 1 l'I1 . . , V 4 against deadlines and the clock, Rodeo staff JOE RI writers get a thorough and practical knowlf WEDGLE WOOSTER edge of speedy, precise mechanics of news' paperdom. in 345 ' A gr' HAROLD LORENA HocKING JOHNSON Editor Sponsor BETTY BERRYHILL ,w ,' . V., JJ-H Puff as VIRGINIA JOE COX GEORGIA CARLISLE DAVIS CANDY DURAN DUDLEY ENOS SHIRLEY JOHN FURNEAU GEORGE GRABER FLIEGER Secretary ZILPHA CECELIA GUTH ANNE HOWARD GROSVENOR Casting a golden reflection through Vw7est's halls and corridors, flashes the insignia of the National Honor Society. The pin, which everyone hopes to attain, symbol' izes citizenship, leadership, scholar' ship, and service. Wearers of this pin stand apart as a group who consistently worked to reach this honored position. Each member has 2 he 1 n urn .- 'ifl-, '-Ig , 111.44 - E' 1 E SJ LESLIE INGRAM BERNARD KRAUSE NAMES IN ELEANOR SAM LUSKY MARIORIE VIRGINIA MARY HELEN LEWIS A MEYERS NIKKEL OLSON Treasurer CONNIE PILLE HENRY POTTER LEVVIS PREISS y .-, ,if VIDA RHOTEN SAM ROTHENBERG 'T 1 i I . 1 l x i z 1 3 i 4 ' l If 1 i 1 E i . 5 1 2 i i l 4 l i 1 1 1 BILL STAMEY ANTHONY STONE EVELYN STOTT PENNY WHITE VERNON President WOODARD done for the school some outstandf ing service, has proved his leader' T H E N E ship, has maintained a sterling char' iii? gy, acter, and has kept his marks in the E. xf upper ten percent of his class. I 5 The West High School chapter H 0 n 0 r S o C i e t y prides itself upon the distinction that Mr. Kepner, Past Principal of West, was one of the founders and officers of this National Organizaf tion. Iv Man Friday of students needing scholastic assistance, Spur is essentially a West honor society. Pupils eligible for membership are those with a B average, for two consecutive semesters. SPUR fContinuedj First Row: Marie Cannon, Rose Cohn, Virf ginia Nikkel QV. Pres.J, Virginia Carlisle IV. Presj, Dorothy Chinn. Rethamae Raines, Shir' ley Flieger KSec.J, Pauline Davis, Wauneta Potratz iSec.J. Semnd Row: Cecelia Guth, Dorothy Bowden, Beverly Jeffreys. Mary Monico, Julia Fossat, Shirley Jones, Zilpha Grosvenor, Aleene Hill, Evelyn Stott, Eva Moya. Third Row: Marcella Bohn. Shirley Harper, Betty Hendrickson, Penny White, Lolita Bun' nell, Mary Jane Parker, Evelyn Sweeten, Ra- mona Hawley. Ada Garlock. Fourth Row: Dolly McDowell, Anita Shaw, Georgia Davis. Helen Lawhead, Betty Bingham, Dorothy Giesler, Mariorie Meyers, Adalee Blankenship, Irene Taylor, Julia Blea, Floren- tine Kistler. - SPUR Barbara Couden-Sponsor First Row: Herman Schmachtenberger, Jack Wailes, Eddie Oshier, Henry Potter, George Graber fPres.J, Sam Rothenberg, Bill Robin' son, Fred Schmidt. Second Row: Leslie Ingram, Roy Johnson, Lewis Preiss, Ernest Muehlbauer, Sam Luslry fPrcs.j, Dudley Enos, Marvin Zinn, Roy Allen. Third Row: Donald Musselman, Floyd Buchan' an, Bob Mclntosh, Joe Perry, Stanley Tepper, Jimmy Rogers, Ben Cohen, Harold Robinson. Fourth Row: Floyd Bishop, Robert Garrett, Bill Stamey, Fred Ferguson, Rex Morgan, Nor- man Goldman. Morris Zelinger. Fifth Row: Vernon Woodard. Robert Bolton, Claude Waddell, Orvin Allen, Harold Swan, john Furneau. Sherman Jones, Bernard Krause. Sixth Row: Mearl Carson, Don Keeney, Harry Harris, Gerald Goldman, Joe Cox. I SPUR fContinuedl First Row: Addella McNall, Betty Schmelzle, Leona Richardson, Kathleen Neuiahr, Clara Miller, Sophie Gregory, Dorothy Holzer. Second Row: Edith Strumpfler, Madeline Gref go, Elizabeth Lewis, Allison Burtch, Virginia Dreith, Isabell Harmon, Eleanor Lewis, Edith Allen. Third Row: Evelyn Harris, Ida Clark, Wilma Evans, Jean Kuhn, Charlotte Graves, Mary Lawrence, Gladys Prescott. Fourth Row: Mary Olson, Connie Pille, Mar' garet Avina, Lurline Brantley, Vida Rhoten, lla Beth Sandstedt, Ann Howard, Leona Neisent. MASQUERADERS Lois Griffey-Sponsor First Row: Dorothy Chinn fSec.J, Shirley Dodge, Agnes Wilson, Juanita Snider, Sophie Gregory, Evelyn Stott,,Madeline Grego. Second Row: Henry Hawthorne, Georgia Davis iPres.l, Marjorie Meyers, Vida Rhoten, Betty Berryhill, Lois Rider, Beverly Jeffreys KV. Pres.J. Third Row: ,lack McAuley, Ernest Bustamente, Alfred Clarke, Don Keeney, Gerald Cummings, Claude Waddell, Philip Mathews. Poise and Versatility soon characterize members of this club, who are known as the Masqueraders. Much training prepares them for their annual presentaf tion of an established Broadway success which always proves to be a high' light dramatic event of the school year. -2... . ' 4' INTERNATIONAL RELA- TIONS CLUB Frances Moore-Sponsor First Row: Ruby Auerback, Dorothy Burtch, Mercedes Iaramillo, Reta Vogel. Ada Garlock, Eulalie Reid, Elaine Lame. Second Row: Anita Shaw fSec,D. Bertha Mill' er. Eunice Koch, Nadine Reed, Margaret Avina, Dorothy Grow, Donnamae Maurer. Third Row: Morton Silverman, Ted jackson, Norman Goldman, Marvin Zinn, George Graf ber, Ted Drake. Fourth Row: Donald Craig iPres.l, Edward Richardson, Don Musselman, Bill Stamey KV. Pres.l. John Furneau lPres.l. Rubin Levine. Fifth Row: Marvin Zelinger, Irving Grossman, Melvin Cooper, Mrs. Moore, Marvin Rosen' baum, Sanford Meltzer, A Tumultuous World, full of uprisings, oifers rich subject matter for the International Relations Club's arguments projects. Round table disf CUSSY0'E.43f'r1DCHV6f University help this club's participants to make intellif gent comments and improve keenness in habits of observation. CAMERA CLUB S. Robert Taylor-Sponsor First Row: Mearl Carson fPres.J, Nathalie Knowlton, Shirley Dodge, Marymargaret Dodge. Margie Apple, Lolita Bunnell, Georgia Fran' gos, Mr. Taylor. Second Row: Frances Wavrin KV. Presj, Gail Washburn lSec.J, Jenny Walker, Betty Patter- son, Lylas Wilson, Clara Pauline Willmore. Third Row: Ely Birnbaum, Morton Silverman, Gerald Heller, Norman Goldman, Marvin Zinn, Arnold Cook. Fourth Row: Bill Kemp, Lester Gold, Paul Yhvh, Edward Eberhardt, Bob Oakley, Stanley Tepper. ,WW ,, ...,, . r.. . ,rr ,, ....a,., .. A.. .U 47. we -'-L--we Candid Snapshots are taken and developed by these amateur photographers. An annual camera contest is held here. The group Ends a wealth of subject matter in the life of West High. Mathematically Minded students find enjoyable mental stimulus in the Slide Rule Club. Each member has had three years of numerical gyrations. During the meetings, which are held every other week, thorough study of the slide rule is undertaken. 50-50 CLUB Don Allenesponsor . Fist Row: Vir inia Nilrlrel, Ramona Hawley, Virginia Carlisie, Doris Potratx, Rerhamae Raines, Lois Myers, Wauneta Potratz, Shirley Flieger. Second Row: Evelyn Stott, Eleanor Dunn, Margy Short. Vida Rhoten, Julia Fossar, Leora Houghton, Connie Pille. Third Row: Sophie Gregory, Aleene Hill, Zilpha Grosvenor, Doris Wooster, Norma Walters. Penny White, Eleanor Lewis, Betty Berryhill. SLIDE-RULE CLUB Lewis Fergus-Sponsor Fil-nt Row: William Kaya fV. Presj, Sam Rothenberg lSec.J, Gerald Cummings, Ben Cohen, joe Cox. Second Row: Sherman Jones, Lewis Preiss, Vernon Woodard. Franlr Broceslry fTress.1. Bernard Krause. John Furneau fPres.J, Third Row: Mr. Per us, Alice Hawk, Lolita Bunncll, Dean Foust, grank Epperson. Good Times, and plenty of them, is the purpose of the 5040 Club. Twenty five girls and twentyfiive boys, meeting every week in the pursuit of pleasure, soon became pals. 50-50 CLUB C Continued, First Row: Ray Weaverling, Dick Maes, Jack Sparr, Ed Oshier, Herman Schmachtenberger. Roy Allen, Bill Stamey. Second Row: John Pierce, Bill Holzer, Dick Switzer, Frank Ferris. Bill Tyson, Sam Luslry, Tony Stone. Third Row: Harold johnson, Rex Morgan, Hob Agee, Henry Potter, Frank Martin, George Graber. 'rn f- , A PRE-MEDICS CLUB Dordthy Lepper-Sponsor Firlt Row: Geraldine Moore. Georgia Davin, Elaine Lame. Penelope Argironulos, Beverly ieffreyl, Virginia Nikkel fPrea.l, Evelyn ogerl. Seeomi Row: Evelyn Stevens, Vivian Manion, Marjorie Meyers, lla Beth Sandatedt, Mer- cedes jaramillo, Dorothy Williams, Alice Maypole. Third Row: Sabina Palafox, Elsie Wilson. Virginia Farrell, Elizabeth Milhoan, Mary Anne Hassamer, Maxine Hofcr. Stella Markis. Fourth Row: Ivy McQuiller, Iennie Walker, Audrey Marsh, Freda Smith. Donnamae Maurer, Dorothy Grow, Edith Strumpfler. Autopsies and Operations make up a large part of the educational activities of the PrefMedics Club. Students interested in medicine and who are pref paring for allied careers, hear authorities speak' on health. Also a very extenf sive knowledge of First Aid is gained. NATURE CLUB Lloyd Bailey-Sponsor First Row: Virginia Carlisle, ,lennie Walker Florence Herbertson, Betty Patterson IV Presj, Marymargaret Dodge, Mercedes Jaraf millo. Second Row: Dolly McDowell, George Chalf mers, William Robinson, Stanley Tepper Harold Robinson fPres.J, Elaine Lame. Third Row: Donnamae Maurer, Ben Cohen Gerald Heller, Eugene Pingree, Kenneth Ver' million, Lorraine Christensen. PRE-MEDICS CLUB 1 Continued, First Row: Marymargarct Dodge. Bertha Heinricy, Cora Esquivel, Dolly McDowell, William Robinson. Virginia Redman. Second Row: Jean Hayworth, Virginia Tillctt fTreas.J, La Vonnc Hodson. Virginia Dreith, Louie Conde, Betty Patterson, Third Row: Harold Robinson, Helen Quicken' stedt, Irma Stutsman, XVallacc jackson, Dudley Enos fSec.j, George Chalmers. Fourth Row: Frank Bird, Bonnie Parham QV. giesil, Mrs. Leppcr, Mea.rl Carson, james ar , Making Leaf Molds keeps some of the Nature Club members actively creat' ing. Other naturalists make drawings of the human body. The club enjoys trips to the D. U. observatory and other outstanding places of interest. Charitable and Generous projects are enthusiastically carried out by the Girl Reserves. Dressing dolls and making scrap books for poor children are two of the activities which keep the members busy at Christmas time. A mother' daughter social is given annually by the club. GIRL RESERVES fContinuedJ First Row: Marilee Green, Juanita Snider, Beverly Hayes, Esther Rodriquez, Ida Mae Thompson, Florine Molien, Ramona Hawley. Second Row: Elsie Anderson, Ann Domenico, Carolyn Swenson, Betty Chausey, Ella Mae Handley, Catherine Rogers, Opal Lewis. Third Row: Mary Jane Parker, Lois Myers, Marie Eaton, Ruth Fouts, Florence Gilbertson, Betty Jean Wood, Edna Klemm. Fourth Row: Lurline Brantley, Kathleen Nclliahr, Mary' Keller, Charlotte Graves, Jeanne Gill, Florence Hurley, Effie Marsh. Fifth Row: Marilyn Dillon, Carmen Crook. Olive Belle Goodrich, Annamae Wallace, llecne Garrison, Martha Des Voigncs, Dorothy Fitz- water. , ,. GIRL RESERVES Marie Landen-Sponsor First Row: Wauneta Potratz. Rethamae Raines, Doris Potratz, Josephine Valentino. gei:fydHenderson, Bertha Schoberlin, Mary 1 ar . Second Row: Marymargaret Dodge, Jacqueline Girard. Mercedes Janmillo, Evelyn Gunnels, Leona Cribari, Ida Clsrlr, Dorothy Chinn. Third Row: Ruby Auerbach, Betty Boillot, Julia Fossat. Shirley Jones, Mary Monico, Betty Atkinson, Eileen Evans. Fourth Inv: Audrey Tate, Lorena Aranda. Marion Hfrbera, Dorothy Burtch. Cora Esqui- vel, Gladys Van Loon, JoQla Peryam. Fifth Row: Mary Jane Parlter, Lois Myers, Esther Kalek, Allison Burtch, Thelma Cooper- smith. Ethel Moon. GIRL RESERVES fContinueClJ First Row: Winifred Jackson. Pauline Davis, Shirley Ambler, Tamosa Palafox, Christina Frangos, Rachel Lucas, Helen Dalton. Second Row: Marie Santo, Kathleen Buziclc, Gene Walters, Wanda Du Buisson, Marjorie Meyers lSec.J, Lolita Bunnell, Virginia John' son. Third Row: Agnes Lloyd, Virginia Carlisle, June Buziclr, Ruth McLaughlin, Marie Can' non, Helen Lawhead, Eleanor Dunn. Fourth Row: Dorothy Hamm, Cecelia Guth, Juanita Oberg, Juanita Frost, Virginia Dreith, Mary Olson, Evelyn Rebehn. Fifth Row: Elaine Lame, Donnamae Maurer, Shirley Vernes, Christina Rebehn. Vi a Rhoten QV. Pres.J. Loretta Pittroff, Julie Rinne. , GIRL RESERVES fContinuedQ First Rowz- Winfred Jackson. Edith Strumpfler. Sophie Gregory, E na Mauon. Amy june olenberg, Evelyn Sweeten. Eleanor Lewis QTreu.J. Stroud Row: Connie Pille, Florence Her' bertaon, Lorraine Christensen, La Vonne Hauf ter, Gloria Preston, Betty Berryhill fPrex.J, Leona Sandatedt. High Character standards, setfup and maintained, is the objective of the HifY Club. Sponsored by the Y. M. C. A., membership is granted .through applif cation. Constructive recreation is one of the important features of this allf boys' organization. GODEY CLUB Josephine Bartosch-Sponsor First Row: Beverly Jeffreys, Virginia Nilckel, Eldora Skiff, Glessner Ditsch, Marjorie Clark, Betty Patterson, Marymargaret Dodge, Wil' helmina Stemmer. Second Row: Cecelia Guth fPres.J, Elaine Lame, Jean Kuhn, Pauline Mason, Georgia Davis, jean Hayworth, Virginia Tillett, Hattie Mae Bullock. Third Row: Virginia Carlisle fSec.l, Marv Olson, Helen Lawhead, Lolita Bunnell, Dolly McDowell. Betty Sue Hogle, Virginia Dmith, Juanita Frost. Fourth Row: Audrey Marsh, Donnamae Maurer, Freda Smith, Elizabeth Lewis, Anna Rogers QV. Pres.J, Esther Rodriquez, Nadine Reed, Julie Rinne. Fifth Row: Shirley Schelling, Marjorie Maher, Laura Mae Bowey, Dorothy Giesler, Gloria Preston, Bonnie Parham, Doris Wooster, ,Ioella Peryam. i..............r.........,........ .- ..., ,W W, , ..t.........,-.............-,...,..,,. HI-Y V CLUB Paul Gourlay-Sponsor First Row: Ray Weaverling, james Chinn, Darrel Moore 1Treas.J, Don McQueary. Ted Cmliler, Herman Schmachrenberger, Armand igi. Selond Rowz. Bill Haska, Boh Crandall. Charles Smith, Ross Dennison, Henry Potter fSec.l, Frank Martin, George Graber. Third Row: Frank Hudgins, Jack Tennant, Glen Bower, James Chambers, Bill jones, Dudley Enos, Wallace Jackson. Fourth Row: Edward De Silva, Bill Tyson. jack Sparr, Bill Wright, Frank Brocesky QV. Pres.J, john Furneau, Former junior Escorts and Guards are the only senior girls who can become members of the Godey Club. Charmingteas at the Junior League Shop and a trip to Chappell House are typical activities. D Peppy Cheerleaders lead yelling at the athletic games. West's Rooters are popular in their own and other schools because of the energy and fairfmind' edness shown by them. PEN RAMBLERS Emily Marrs-Sponsor First Row: Doris Rowland, Lylas Wilson. Esther Baker, Irene Taylor, Catherine Sharits, Miss Marrs. Second Row: Iames Clark, David Haworth, Mary Miller, Phyllis Duncan, Marvin Zinn, Dudley Enos lPres.J. 'lhird Row: Don Miller, J. D. Arehart, Bob Adams, Seraphine Gonzales, James Joplin. A True Eye and a strong arm are needed by the Archers. They make their own bows and arrows. The year's work is climaxed by an annual archery COI1tCSlI. ROOTERS CLUB' Ella W. Snyder-Sponsor First Row: Bob Roll. Bill Tvson fPres.J, ,lack McAuley fV. Pres?. Ray Weaverling. Second Row: Charles ones, Fred Ferguson, John Rowland. Paul Smith fSec.j. Third Row: Mrs. Snyder. Encouraging Creative Writing is the object of the Pen Ramblers. Members enjoyed a field trip to the Colorado Historical Society Museum, where they gathered extensive data for a history of West. An allfschool service rendered by these pinchfhitting scribes is doing writefups for varied occasions. ARCHERY CLUB S. Robert Taylor-Sponsor First Row: Ben Johnson, Rose Mary Sticlrrod lSec.j, Margie Aoole, Gloria Foley. Margie Heinricy, Nathlie Knowlton. Daune Wolf. Second Row: Harold Stephens, Ben Cohen. Ely Birnbaum, Bernard Krause, Robert Reed, Howard Reagan. Third Row: Paul Bargus, Vernon Woodard. Ed Eberhardt, Ray Coates, Leon Spinat. Fourth Row: Gerald Heller, Mr. Taylor, Louis Peterson fPres.j. STUDENT COUNCIL Ella W. Snyder-Sponsor Fix-at Row: Pauline Davis, Margie Davenport, Juanita Snider, Virginia Johnson, Edna Mae Wilson, Shirley Flieger CV. Pres.J, Virginia Carlisle, Louise Hastie. Second Row: Helen Butler, Irene Taylor, Aleene Hill, Zilpha Grosvenor, juanita Loos, Ruth Welsh, Leota Houghton, Mariorie Meyers. Third Row: Connie Pille, Elsie Wilson, Martha Brock, Shirley Dodge, Opal Lewis, julia Fossat, Madeline Grego. Fourth Row: Betty Ann Craft, Irene Collins, Laura hrfae Bowey, ,lean Kuhn, Rachel Lucas, Colleen HOPP- Marian Book. Fifth Row: Charlotte Williams, Betty Berry' hill, Lorraine Wagner, Mrs. Snyder, lla Beth Sandstedt, Donnie Belle Castleberry. Student Law-Making is performed by a all elected in each third hour class. Since this body, it is the Student Cour-eil that school. 4 RADIO STAFF Wilford Woody-Sponsor First Row: John Furneau, Tom Neville, Tony Stone, Don Musselman. Second Row: Elmer Moore, ,lim Pagliasotti, Eulalie Reid, Bob Bollacker, Gilbert Hudgins. made up of representatives and hyflaws are drawn up hy pQserveAdemocracy in the y,v.y1r-M ,W STUDENT COUNCIL f Continuedj Hirst Row: Carl Schmachtcnbcrger, ,lack Sparr, Rex Morgan lPres.l, Elmer Moore. William Robinson. Jack Dresscl. Second Row: Bob Flewelling, Donald Craig, Eugene Plneree, Harry Norris Henry Potter, Dudley Enos. Third Row: Kenneth Kellog, Earl Pinney, Frcd Ferguson, Ted Drake, Warden Lilly, ,lohn Furneau fPres.J. Fourth Row: Charles Brown, Don Klaren, David Knaster, Bert Larsen. Ether Waves receive due amount of attention at West. The radio staff has charge of the microphone and radio room during school hours. Always a Participant in the important annual debate contest at Denver Uni' versity, is this noteworthy organization. A mental sharpener of the best kind, the Debate Club attracts and holds the attention of many students. STAGE CRAFT Wallace Brown-Sponsor Fi-rt Ro'-': Glen Nlatthrws, lohn Rameriz, Don Miller, Henry Potter, Earl Gelwiclr. Second Row: Robley Aspegren, Charles Brown, Ted Reynolds, John Rowland, Gordon Gorman DEBATE CLUB Julia Daly-Sponsor First Row: Eulalie Reid. Carl Schmachten- bergcr. Herman Schmachtenberger, Herbert Shepherd, Harold Robinson, Wesley Ingram, Betty Sue Hogle fSec.J. ' Second Row: James Chinn, Bob Krause, Nathan Feld, Ely Birnbaum, George Graber fPrea.J, Leslie Ingram, Robert Field. Third Row: Philip Mathews, Ted jackson, Sam Lusky, Norman Goldman, Gerald He!ler, Marvin Zinn, Don Keeney. Fourth Row: Ed Eberhart IV. Prea.J. Painting Scenery, regulating and inventing lighting effects, learning to efficif ently shift scenery, making necessary mike connections, are but a few of the jobs capably done by these Handy Andies. SAFETY COUNCIL Edward Watson-Sponsor First Row: Beverly Jeffreys, Dolly McDowell iPres.J, Pearl Gardner, Christina Frangos fSec.J, Betty Sue Hogle. Second Row: John Searle, Mrs. Snyder, lla Beth Sandstedt KV. Pres.J, William Robinson Third Row: Glyn Melton, Mr. Watson, Don Klaren QV. Pres.j, George Graber fPres.J, Ed Eberhardt iSec.b. Workable Safety Rules are outlined for West by the Safety Council. The membership is limited to seven boys and seven girls who have an average scholastic record. A course in American Red Cross First Aid is prerequisite. NEEDLEWORK GUILD Florence Foltz and Ethel Odgers -Sponsors- Fint Row: Pauline Schneider, Virginia John' son, Beverly Jeffreys, Helen Roark, Cecelia Guth fPres.D, Alice Mclntyre. V Second Row: Eleanor Dunn QV. Presl, Ella Mae Wildman, Maxine Hofer, Christina Fran- gos, Ann Domenico, Pell? Blaker. Third Row: Eulalie Reid. Rachel Patterson. Della Gurtner, Helen Quickenstedt, Cora El' quivel, Bernice Nissen. Fourth Row: Elsie Anderson, Georgia Fran- gos, Ethel Moon lSec.J, Mrs. Foltz, Bonnie Parham, Miss Odgers. Clever Fingers of Needlework G 'ld members of West have aided many needy homes in Denver. Sponsore by the Denver Community Chest, this guild has found many willing and a e workers here. Future Drum Majors and Majorettes gather to learn the art of twirling the staif at West's Batcn Club. Newly organized, it has gained popular interest and momentum among the students. LIBRARY STAFF Edna Gustafson-Sponsor First Row: Ann Domenico, Elsie Pietsch, Jean Christmas. Eulalie Reid, Virginia Hambly. Second Row: Bette Davis, Donna Davis, Maxine Farrow, Shirley Hunter, Georgia Davis. Thgrd Row: Phyllis Duncan, Ila'Beth Sand' ste C. D -4 BATON TWIRLERS Earlburt C. Pike-Sponsor First Row: Louise Hastie, Clara Willmore, Marie Guida, Dorothy Whowell, Ella Mae Wildman, Mildred Welsh. Second Row: Delores Russell, Nadine Reed. Helen Butler, Jeanne Gill, Florence Hurley, jrnnne Goldberg, Louise Alterman, Lerty Hall. Third Row: Dave Shepherd, Amy June Rosen- berg, Eulalie Reid, Douglas Voll. Fourth Row: James Clark, Ted Reynolds, Dave Spilman. Time and Energy are given to the West library by voluntary workers who comprise the Library Staff. The club has an annual social event at Christmas time each year. Enter-tained and Alert, the French Club members are engaged in carrying out various projects hinging around the language. The meetings promote an informal use of Francaise. Many members have enjoyed dressing dolls in native Parisian dress and peasant costumes. . LATIN CLUB E. Babcock and M. Ford -Sponsors- First Row: Sabina Palafox, Florentine Kistler, Eunice Koch, Grace Hawk, Dorothy Burtch, Mary Ferguson fPres.j, Anna Louise Johnson, Olive Belle Goodrich. Carmen Crook. Second Row: Evelyn Stephens, Genc Farris Elizabeth Lewis, Allison Burtch, Lillian Levine, Dorothy Fitzwater, Dorothy Tillet, Thelma Coopersmith. Third Row: Carl Schmachtenberger, Herbert Shepherd, Bob Krause, Edward Richardson, Floyd Bishop, Joe Chamberlain, Albert Field, Marvin Rosenbaum. Fourth Row: Miss Ford, Manley Gray fPres.l, Earl Seaman, Norman Goldman, Harry Harris, George Harris, Mrs. Babcock. Creating Spanish Atmosphere keeps the members of the Spanish Club busy. Castilian songs and native dances are learned. Other interestfholding projects are lively social events. FRENCH CLUB Louise Peck-Sponsor First Row: Sabina Palafox, Juanita Oberg, Loretta Garramore, Pauline Davis fPres.J, Lois Plews, Marjorie McMillan, Pauline Garcia. Second Row: Ben Cohen, Dolores Abshire, Juanita Wilcox, Marie Anderson, Mary Law, rence, Evelyn Harris fSec.J. Third Row: Gerald Heller, Arbrary Maddox, Wallace Jackson, Joella Peryam, Betty Boillot, Gerald Golden. The Colorful Root of modern tongues is the basis of the Latin Club. The dead language is revived, by lively conversations and programs. This is one of the fastest growing new organizations at West. SPANISH CLUB Mary Gargan-Sponsor First Row: Jean Evans, Dorothy Green, Cleo Carleton, Miss Gargan, Margaret Avina fPres.J, Mary Helen Olson QV. Pres.j, Julia Fossat LV. Pres.J, Ardythe Anderson. Second Row: Seraphine Gonzales. Dudley Enos, Candido Duran,- Joe Vigil, Fred Schildt, Bill Robinson fSec.J, Joe Romero. Third Row: Audrey Marsh, Harold Robinson, Florence Herbertson, Leona Sandstedt. Donnie Belle Castleberry, Dave Shepherd, Ivy Mc' Queller. Fifth Row: Julia Blea, George McLachlan, Jack Sparr. John Fumeau fPres.l, Franlr Mar- tin, Josephine Muniz, Carmen Verdeal, Lorena Aranda, Isabell Blea, 19301. wang. - - tevxlll.. ,.. .,,, ,pl , SERVICE CLUB Fred Rinne-Sponsor First Row: ,lack Barton, Armando Vigil, Nor- ris Bowser, Ray Schaul, Charles Holzer, Henry Buckstein. Second Row: lohn Pierce, Bill Snyder, Charles Lind, Henry Potter, Vernon Johnston, Loren Pace. Third Row: Ernie Little, Bill Holzer, Howard Keefe, Charles Eherling, Jack Witherwax, James Bussey. Fourth Row: Ray Widman, Bob Mclntosch, Bill Jenkins, Paul Kupetz, Melvin Bloom, Rubin Levine. Care of Halls and lockers is volunteered by the Service Club boys. A great deal of safety and order in the school is due to this group of generous workers. FINE ARTS CLUB Rose Longan-Sponsor First Row: Marion Barbera, Amy June Rosen- berg, Evelyn Harris. Lois Rider fSec.J, Made- line McAlroy, Evelyn Sweeten KPres.D, Mary' margaret Dodge. Second Row: Bill Edwards, William Robinson, Robley Aspegren, Kenneth Watson, Armando Vigil, Harold Robinson. .I....i , r., SERVICE CLUB fContinuedj First Row: Irvin Berkstresser, George Morris, Douglas Voll, Ray Dean. Bill Sandage, Don Bradbury. Second Row: Bob Nielsen, Byron Parsons, Richard Stevens, Ivan Baker, Burnett Nichols. Third Row: Richard jordan, Glyn Melton, Arbrary Maddox, Leon ,Spinat, Don Klaren. Fourth Row: Mr. Rinne. Visiting Art Galleries and studying the works of great painters are some o the activities of this cultural organization. , ,,, ,--....-- ..r,..--- .......-...-.-a.qv -.uv nxu l ,mei s. The perfection of the club's drills show effort and thought spent by these charm' ing cowbelles to further West's interests. RUSTLERS' PEP CLUB fContinuedQ First Row: Beverly Woodman, Lillian Breuch, Ethel Flachman, Marie Herbolsheimer, Rethf amae Raines, Lolita Bunnell, Eulalie Reid. Second Row: Evelyn Morris, Betty Hender' son, Christina Frangos, Florine Molien, Betty Moore, Mary Lawrence, Ethel Moon. Third Row: Leona Cribari, Betty Mai-rs, Leona Ritchey, Margaret Gardner, LaVerne Rhoten, Opal Richmond, Louise Dixon. Fourth Row: Betty Hall, Gloria Preston, Edna Matson, Vida Rhoten, Eleanor Lewis, Connie Pille, Anita Shaw. Fifth Row: Betty Culp, Hattie Mae Bullock, Martha June Baugh, Mr. Rinne, Gladys Van Loon, Phyllis Lane, Rosemary Agee. RUSTLERS' PEP CLUB F. Rinne and E. W. Snyder -Sponsors- Firat Row: Vivian Osmon, Evelyn Crowell, Shirley Flieger KPres.J, Virginia Carlisle fSec.J, Beverly Hayes, Mary Jean Arnold. Second Row: Angelino Lucero, Doris Kealiher, Darlene Copperfield, Mercedes Jaramillo, Olive Belle Goodrich, Carmen Crook, Annamae Wallace. Third Row: Audrey Marsh, Donnamae Maurer, Juanita Mayfield, Mary Monico, Madeline McAlroy, Eleanor Dunn, Nlartha Des Voignes. Fourth Row: Barbara Snyder, Clara Miller, Audrey Tate, Penny White fTreas.J, Pearl Gardner, Betty Ann Craft, Alice Mclntyre. Fifth Row: Lorraine Christensen, Florence Herbertson, Joanne Goldberg, Mrs. Snyder, Betty Bowman, julie Rinne, Mary Keller. Books, Books, Books and the more the merrier. Reviewers discuss important publications for the Literary Youth Society. ' 2, A l LITERARY YOUTH SOCIETY Mary Murray-Sponsor First Row: Frances Wavrin, Beverly Hayes. Eileen Tavvenor, Virginia Carlisle, Ruth Stamey, Juanita Snider lSec.J, Shirley Flieger. Second Row: Carl Schmachtenberger, Bill Robinson, Evelyn Stott. Dolly McDowell QPres.J, Georgia Davis, Herman Schmachtenf berger, Bob Krause. Third Row: George Graber, Rex Morgan, Connie Pille. Leslie Ingram QV. Pres.J, Sam Lusky, Edward Eberhardt. l ORCHESTRA Earlburt C. Pike-Director Galen Baldwin, Frank Broceslry, Robert Brooh, Floyd Buchanan, Bill Cotter, Jack Dressel, Dean Faust, Freddie Followcll, Audrey Hanna, Harry Harris, Roy johnson, Leonard Karden, Ed Krevas, Max Lucero, John Mares, Billy Martin, Bob McDowell, Clyde Madison, Harry Norris, James Pavcy, Ronald Pickens, Harry Radyx, Bruce Rossback, Cliflord Schmidt, Robert Smith, Harold Stetzer, Stanley Thiclds, Bob Tippett, Marcella Bohn, Patrica Cole, Louis: jean Conde, Bernice Couch, Lorraine Christensen, Marie Guida, Harriet Hansen, Florence Hcrbertsnn, Lillian Herbertson. Lorf rnine Hupfcr, Florence McCauley, Marilyn Magee, Marilyn Martinez. Marjorie Allen, Dorothy Pace, Gloria Palmer, lsabel Phillips, Virginia Redman, Virginia Rundel, Barbara Snyder, Ella Mae Wildman, Pearl Wiley, Mary Ellen Vawter. s I x I .I A Lively Fondness for music characterizes the SO Sharps and 50 Flats Club. Comprised of students with an interest or knowledge in the musical field, great composers have become better known by its members. 50 SHARPS AND FLATS Warren Turner-Sponsor Fint Row: Maxine Hofer, Mary Ellen Vawter, LaVinia Pippert, Sabina Palafox, Bonnie Baird fPres.l, Madeline Grego, Eulalie Reid, Thelma Coopersmith. Second Row: Betty Bowman, james Pavey, Harry Harris, Don Keeney, Wallace Jackson, ged Dralre, Harold Robinson, Elizabeth Mil- oan. Third Row: Kenneth Losh, Alfred Clarke lTreas,j, Ralph Boulad. 1 l X . km - .i Varied and Entertaining is the music provided by the Orchestra. Splendid ' performances on all occasions, at which they play, make these symphonizers H worthy of wide respect. ,,-. ' .ef , fc, N, .. J. BAND Earlburt C. Pike-Director Galen Baldwin, Allen Bates, Ted Brown, l Floyd Buchanan, Ernest Calloway, joe Cham' berlain, Gerald Cummings, Kenneth Dayton, Alfred Delling, Robert Dennison, Lloyd Evans, Jack Everhart, Albert Field, Bob Gaut, Dick Ganson, Audrey Hanna, Erling Hansen, Harry Harbin, George Harris, Calvin Hull, Wesley Ingram, Charles Jones, Owen Jones, Leonard Karden, Ed Krevas, Glen Larson, Kenneth Losh, Harold Luers, Elmer McBride, Bob McDowell, Dwight McCready, Clarence McCauley, David Overman, Gus Paustian, Bob Shimel, Bob Smith, Jaclr Steele, Harold Stetzer, Ronald Pickens, Alfonse Pdstka, Holly Richeson, Justyn Rosen, Charles Sanborn, , Anthony Stone. Bob Sumners, Ralph Tay- lor, Stanley Thields, Gordon Thorngate, Bob Tippett, Joe Trujillo, Ralph Von Bergon, Joe Vosnica. Fred Webber, Richard Youngstrom, Rose Cohn, Louie Jean Conde, Sylvia Hoiwhf ton, Vivian Herring, Elizabeth Lewis, Ellen Miller, Dorothy Pace, Margaret Prime, Vir- ginia Redman, Marjorie Rider, Donna Lee Stone, Norma Walters, Lorraine Wagner, Dor- othy Whowell. Snappy Uniforms and vigorous music add verve to the games, programs, and ' 1 h socia ours. West Band's appearance and performance equal each other in precision and beauty. Service and Athletic Prowess are combined by the members of the D Club. Lettermen make up the membership. Promoting order in assemblies and in the gym during recreation hours are two of the services the members give West. D CLUB fffontinuedj First Row: Roy Allen, Tom Neville CV. Pres.J. Dick Maes, Charles Lind, Nathan Feld. Harry Schafer. Second Row: Dick Switzer lPres.l, George Graber, Gerald Roberts, Marvin Smith, Ross Dennison, John Hunter. Third Row: Frank Ferris, Walter Hogle, Gor- iljon Parlrer, Ralph Taylor, Bob Bufton, Henry OICBY. Athletically Inclined girls have the opportunity of joining this Sports Club. Two hundred points in any sport, plus a lively interest, make one eligible for membership. D CLUB Newton C. Morris-Sponsor First Row: Ray Weaverling, Clifford Schmidt. David Haworth, john Pierce, Elmer Moore, Frank Hudgins, Bill Moriarity. Second Row: Ernie Little, Bob Lloyd, Bob Baker iTi'eas.l. Tub Morris, Bob Beeson. Arthur Lundberg, Sam Luaky. Third Row: Clif! Olin, Harry Harris, Jim Pagliasotti, Dick Miller, Louis Peterson, Don Keeney, Rex Morgan, Bill Wright, Bill Snyder 1Sec.J. J w GIRLS SPORTS CLUB R. Dougherty and M. Randall -Sponsors- First Row: Francis Wavrin fTreas.j, Gail Washburn, Charlotte Graves, Dorothy Holzer. Shirley Cox, Evelyn Stott lPres.l, Rethamae aines. Second Row: Wauneta Potratz, Elizabeth Pierce KV. Pres.J, Betty Berryhill, Eleanor Lewis, Georgia Davis, Lois Myers, Madeline Grego. Third Row: Sophie Gregory, Aleene Hill, Shirley Flieger, Monica Eggert, Barbara Mc- Kee, Julia Fossat, Edith Strumpfler. Fourth Row: Evelyn Sweeten, Connie Pille fSec.j, Vida Rhoten, Dorothy Giesler, La Verne Rhoten, Clara Miller, Shirley Woods. S. O. S. CLUB E. W. Snyder-Sponsor First Row: Madeline Grego, Shirley Flicgcr. Edith Strumpflcr, Wauneta Potratz, Virginia Nikkcl fSec.j, Evelyn Stott, Doris Potratz, Opal Lewis. Second Row: Ida Clark, Hattie Mae Bullock. Penny White, Pauline Mason, Betty Ann Craft. Aleene Hillg Louise Dixon, Betty Hendrickson. Third Row: Leota Houghton, Dorothy Holzer. Mary Monico, Connie Pille QV. Pres.l. Mrs. Snyder, Dorothy Giesler, Vida Rhoten, Zilpha Grosvenor, Donna Davis. K, lp ! X lTv 1-wi L ff 1 I Calls for Help are answered by the S. O. S. Club. Each member. must have a First Aid certihcate, thereby being thoroughly qualified to keep the halls and stairways safe. The society, made up entirely of girls, is on duty between - sl every class period at individual posts in the halls. Q ROTARY CLUB H. L. Johnson-Sponsor First Row: Fred Buchanan, Charles Allison, Roy Allen QV. Pres.J. jack Wailes, Fred Fer' guson, Sherman jones, Kenneth Kellogg, Her' man Schmachtenherger QSec J. Second Row: Jimmy Rogers, Anthony Stone fPres.J, John Furneau, Bill Stamey CSec.J, Elmer Moore, William Thompson, judson Hall, Otto Swanson. Third Row: Eugene Burrows, Stanley Ellis, George' Graber fV. Presj, Leslie Ingram fPres.J, Ted Drake, Harold Swann, Roy Johnson. Joseph Perry. Fourth Row: Eugene Link, Donald Keeney. s. o. s. CLUB fContinueclj V 5 First Row: Marjorie Davenport, Dorothy ' Chinn, Virginia johnson, Frances Wavrin, Gail ' Washburn, Rethamae Raines, Lois Myers, ka' mona Hawley. ' Second Row: Dorothy Holzer, Ruth Welsh, Georgia Davis, Sophie Gregory lTreas.D, Ce- celia Guth, Virginia Carlisle, Pauline Davis, 3 Ali n Mills, Bonnie Baird, Opal Lewis. l r 1 3 h Row: Clara Miller, Rachel Patterson, -B y Berryhill, Lurline Brarltley, Mary Keller, 5 J l Rinne, Doris Wooster-' Ann Howard, La -5 e Rhoten, Ursula Strurhpfler. 'Q ' A .1 N Q! X 4 L ' 'N x 1 , ' i so . xv J : A K, M- 4 C, w l X .X l . A B Average and an outstanding interest in school activities are necesf sary for a member of the Rotary Scholarship Club. Each boy has a sponsor in the Denver Rotary Club who aids him in securing work Unique and Concise methods of Bible Study have been undertaken by this club. Although it is fairly new at West, devotional students are noticeably increasing. Anyone who wishes to become better informed about the Sacred Word has the privilege of joining. AVIATION CLUB Ralph M. Easley-Sponsor First Row: Duane Wolf, Olive Etheridge Eileen Peyton QV. Pres.J , Shirlev Kauflman Betty Patterson fSec.j, Armand Frank. Second Row: Claude Waddell, Gerald Cum' mings, Harold Uran, Elder Douglass QPres.J BIBLE CLUB Clifford Mohr-Sponsor First Row: Jean Fidiam, Clara Willmore, Ella Mae Wildman, Georgia Green, Virginia Over- lin, Lois Plews, Ruth Fidiam. Second Row: Opal Lewis, Maxine Hofer, Mary Ellen Vawter, Mr. McKee, Betty Dean, Barbara Snyder, Edna Klemm. QQ! 'LIQ- .Half r-or Air Minded students here find an ample field for their energy in the Aviation Club. Field trips and vocational films add interest. Every year members make solid or flying airplane models for one of the two annual contests held. Harmonizing Pep Girls comprise the Rangerettes Club. Although newly or' ganized, it is fast becoming a popular, wellfknown organization, often called upon for enjoyable performances. RANGERETTES E. W. Snyder-Sponsor First Row: Eulalie Reid, Evelyn Crowell. Mari' lee Green, Shirley Flieger, Rethamae Raines Betty Culp. Second Row: Opal Richmond, La Verne Rhoten, Florence Herbertson, Betty Moore, Virginia Carlisle, Mercedes Jaramillo. Third Row: Anita Shaw, Lorraine Christensen, Gloria Preston, Edna Matson, Leona Cribari. COMPANY I Eugene Andrew Sam Bennington Gerald Bryant David Childers Lawrence Coleman Kenneth Collins Joe Comnillo Albert Crandell J. C. Dalton Ted Drake Maxwell Ernst Wallis Erdmann Mervin Evans Paul Fenske Robert Fenske Fred Ferguson Lester Gordon Hoyd Griffith, Robert Hanna Howard Harvey LeRoy Hake Jack Kraft Edwin Langmaid George Armento Bob Adams Eugene Bowman Glcn Baucr Frank Baucr Cliff Bauer Charles Curd Clillord Searle james Chambers Alfred Clarke james Clark Bob Carlson jim Carson Candy Duran Bill Ducate Frank Domenico jim Davis jack Everhart joe Fenton Manley Gray Clarence Haney Richard Hillman George Heinze Albert johnson R. O. T. C. Trim in their khaki and blue uniforms, more than two hundred mem' bers of West's Reserve Gfficers Training Corps form a recognized and respected school organization. Always active, cadets compete in drill and inspection yearly against other high school units, both as a group and in individual maneuvers. Also important, the rifle team was winner of the Hearst Trophy in national competition in 1939. The result of these matches is highlyftrained sharpshooters familiar with the corps' traditions. The practical purpose of the unit is to equip young men to be reserve officers in the armyg the deeper motive is to -teach youth to be selffreliant. Actual military work is classroom instruction, shooting drills, and two weeks of summer camp with the regular army. Social activities include an annual cityfwide ball for R, O. T. C. members, and a picnic at an amusement park. Harold Luers Bob McDaniel Chester McDonald Kenneth Miller jim Newman Harold Neilsen John O'Neill Gunnard Perscnette H R d enrv a yx Bill Rourke Warren Russell David Schrodt Earl Seaman Glen Smith Elridge Stratton Stuart Strobeck Bill Thompson Don Uber Joe Vigil Eugene Winklepleck Richard Ward Neal Zachrison COMPANY H Merle Johnstone john Kelly Bill Kemp Erwin Larson Jack McAuley Dana Winter Bill Meyers Charles Miles Donald Mussleman Mclborne Reeves Don Riddle Dell Shelton ,, Lce Smallwood Chris Schaefer joe Spencer joe Stark jim Soden jess Smith Paul Smith Glen Snyder Wilbur Shane Bert Stover Bob Whitman WW aaln , ,NWN RIFLE TEAM LeRoy Hoke Maxwell Ernst Dell Shelton James Clark Sam Bennington ..,,.- ww,-f,,..1-,Y.,-.,x,.,V mv --1 4 8 K 5 l E E Q 5 a 5 E. Colonel G. F. Humberi Capt. Duran Lt. Crandall Lt. Hillman Lt. Miller Capt. Evans Lt. McAuley Lt- Baller Lf- Weaverling .nmuanmmmfm-xmainmxm1a.wwmwammm..Mw mymmmmwwwmwmbmwwmlmmkfa zmwwmlm-Q4-mmmm...l vukif-MQW,:..m.1u: mwumm:mummXwln5swmmm . ag we SCHOOL if Q, fm '53 1- A 43 all e Ruiewzi a remiere, 'P 'P ' SEVEN SISTERS First Nighters hurry down the aisles to th eir seats, lights are dimmed, a hush comes over the audience, and the curtain rises on the first act of the play. Prompters le a n tensely forward to catch stray mis' cues. The director watches nervously, hoping for the b e st and expecting the worst. A 1 e r t stagehands stand nearby, r e a d y for LOIS Directo STAGE DOOR lastfminute emergencies, while scene after scene passes in review. Finally, the curtain falls for the last time. A wave of applause sweeps, through the audi ence, and another West production has become his' tory. Due in no small share to the tireless efforts of direc' light successes. STAGE CREW FIRST NIGHTERS tor, Lois Griffey, is the al' readyflong record of foot' AND SHORT SPEAKING OP PICTURES suxmuss! GOT A PADDLE? THEYMAKE TI-lEYCANCOOK,TOO ,ZW if THE TOWER D ' r COME ON CHILUUNS, LE'S DANCE HOLLYWOOD EXTRA E ff. 7 , + 0- -ff '-gm. .M I Y , r .N ,-, A . , .ag 2: 1 ' . mf. , A ., QL, L -.4 -iffy ' Q -13 -':'-h if ,- ,, ,, 1 'J ff M 41. ff su'-1 35? fig ,4 ii 5 if g K ...f K ak 5 VAAAAV if ,A ix 95- 5 , 5 X . t ' 1 L xl . 'E 5 4 m,h.. , V 1 , Q ' 1 Xa,- H, W M 4 ? l 9 f ,Q W H I 41 life goefi fo a Life, together with Doris Wooster and Henry Potter, attended the colorful, romantic pageant of West's 1940 S. O. S. dance which this year soared to new heights as colorful decorative schemes car' ried out the theme of a Sweetheart Dance. Soft lights, flickering shadows, gay laughter, and unique settings wove a perfect pattern against the melodious background of Stan Koskoff's rhythms. Chosen as Sweetheart of the dance was Virginia Carlisle, with attendants Sylvia Houghton, Lois Myers, Virginia Nikkel, Mickey Jo Lewis, Doris Potratz, and Opal Lewis. The success of the dance was due to the tireless efforts of Eleanor Lewis, President of the S. O. S. Club. ITS A DATE--I'll be down to get you in a go-cart, Doris You'd better be ready about half past eight. F' HEARTS AND FLOWERS-The fragrance of tonight's gar- denias will remain in my bouquet of memories. BEST BIB AND TUCKER-Lovely! just the way you look SWING AND SWAY..1'm in a dancing mood, tonight. .,,.Y.........., .- V w-f.v,,-,....m-.7-77.--,5,.,r..,,,.,,,, - , weeflzearf lance AFTER THE DANCE IS OVER-Goodnight, Sweetheart, 9Til we meet tomorrow. Sylvia Lois Virginia Virginia Mickey jo Doris Opel Houghton Myers Nikkei Carlisle Lewis Potratz Lewis SWEETHEART OF SCHOOL AND ATTENDANTS You're a Sweetheart if there ever was one i is f , 1 SH-H . . . SNEAKING IN--Oh, it's three o'clock in the morning I 1 R E EN 1 4 I T 1 -W --W ,,xn,-,-.1,rwuuszn.v- -f a WV-.qqnmgg,q..,Y. , Y, ,N ,M M, H,-wr T, A W Www, ' MMM? jgmwbc' For graduating Seniors, life at West is completed. As we leave our school for the last time, memories of hours joyfully spent come vividly to mind. To those who helped capture at least a portion of the spirit, color, and joys of high school between the covers of this Westward Ho, the Annual Board expresses sincere appreciation. Contributions of both time and effort were forthcoming from Clifford Mohr, hard work' ing Annual sponsor, James Aandahl and his Annual sales crew, Emily Marrs, supervisor of writefups, S. R. Taylor, photography adviser, Don Allen, faculty art director. Paul Yhvh designed the art pages. 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