West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1943 volume:

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Since 'ihe book is a Senior memory book rafher ihan our +radi+ional annual, +he official fifle Wes+ward Ho has been discarded for fhe durafion. Wifh our school song as a iheme we fel? 1'ha+ We're All Pals Forever would be an appropriaie name. This wariime annual presenied many diiificullies. I+ had fo be simple, have 'Fewer pages: in ofher words be sfripfped for bare necessi+y. AH-hough ihe book is limiied +o gradua+es only. ii' gives fhe class of '43 a porifolio of never-'ro-be-for'goH'en memories, and leaves 'ro Wesi ihe shining record of iis members. ln fufure years fhis memory book will be a mirror rel lec+ing +he brighi days spenf a+ Wesi' during fhese dark years. And now as you begin +o look fhrough +he yearbook, we hope you will realize +haflf we have done all wi'l'hin our power 'l'o give you a memory book fo be cherished 'For wha+ ii' siands. gm 'WW fm Fw ml 5111, Seam Memafuf EMA was wuz ,ufqzf .mmf :z,Wm, eazmfza wwf. if ,any mg MJLL swim TEACHER, COUNCILOR, FRIEND THE CLASS OF 1943 dedicates this volume hoping to remind her that WE'RE ALL PALS FOREVER --A-.,. ans .rr'-'--3 ,tkgy 964461 JPG' MUN fs y f- NALE!-4lf1..9'r:5r' 71? 'Y A .-.,'wl?j,-4,313-w-.4':u ,,,.x.L ,. f DN-' W' '1 .fI f1 .l'f'x A -..,,-fs-ua..-.,,b,-r ..- ..vK?, yg u-3,4 4,5-, -ff' 6' may 1' f'- they si'-J' 'U' -P..-. Eraiafm- , ff JM mg- Hz:-ff-af 4-er' A: h..g .4 r ,- ,uf 'J' -frfe.,,,,, ' N H v - .f V- ,l 5-.jk Qu ..- . ..-, fr 's 'qs ,Q if- ' a:.. 5 -7, -JP num Mrk 4.01, '15, a 'f.Q., -- . , v , rv ,,.., 'wccrfr V ,yr 1 'j.v , ..,-i ..-. . 4 .-. M..--f,,. 1-, , ..4 ,J af- s. ,,, ,r. .- THEN bf 1.11 , 5-- 5' ir , . .5 f .4 'ts , .-:gl ,5 . jg! . .4 1 1 xl SL .f 1, f .F 5 'q 1 -4. i ...f , - , L' ' .'g'f.4'Q','gfL2 A ,'.- - W -- ' 'TU' f- I I . ..: ,.-:,,g,..4-.,-JN' 9.-,AIX t .. ..- gnu... ' 1 A -Lag ' .ra-E I '-1. SAM R. H I LL PRiNciPAL HE Ranger Song might have been made to order for Principa Sam R. Hill and his Cowboys, for these two, whether they meet in the halls, the locker room, the athletic field or on the dance floor, are all pals forever. lt is not at all uncommon to find him on the athletic field kicking a football, or in the gym dancing. Mr. Hill has been constantly influencing the students toward an ideal which he has for the school. He feels that students should govern their school by themselves, that recreation should supplement work, and that a pupil should at all times be a good sport. ' Outside of school Mr. Hill is a man's man. He enjoys hunting and fishing. During the summer Mr, Hill has lost many a fish in the streams of Southwestern Colorado, but has compensated for this loss by bagging many rattlesnakes. i 1, HILDEGARD S. SWEET 1742.4 Difll2FG'lfJS . HILDECARD S. SWEET, dean of girls, is ready to help all girls in West. She has had much experience in the solving of their problems and through her wisdom and understanding has lightened the load in many a girl's heart. Not only is Mrs. Sweet helpful to the girls, but also to the boys, to whom she is a constant example of the gentleness and courtesy that they admire in women. She enjoys the work with the girls, and feels that West students are very friendly and cooperative. . Besides her fondness for people, Mrs. Sweet has a great liking for out-of-door life. She has traveled in many countries and is a person of real culture. HOWARD L. JOHNSON ASSISTANT PRiNciPAL AMILIAR to all Cowboys is the genial personality of Howard L. Johnson, boys' adviser and assistant principal, His job is to help in keeping the adminis- trative work of the school running smoothly, to adjust student, parent, and teacher problems, and to be a Councilor and friend to all. His popularity is proof of the tact and courtesy he shows in his work. Mr. Johnson is very sports-minded. Before coming to West he coached football at South, and today he often officiates at many athletic events. He enjoys volleyball, golf, and badminton. anezffvzf Responding to the demands of war, the faculty of West has increased its effort to keep the school run- ning on its customary standard of efficiency. In the Armed Services are Lieutenant Edward Wat- son, Lieutenant Ceorge Sprague, Captain Clifford Mohr, Norton Trustman, Ralph Easley, and Joe Sca- votto. Miss Dorothy Alexander, office clerk, has joined the Waves. , sentatives and sponsors chosen ' from each senior high school in Denver. Sergeant Carl Cash is in of the R. O. T. C. Mrs. Edith Stanhope is now the school nurse and has charge of the clinic. Charles E. Armstrong, Jr., teaches physics and radio, which were for- On the home front the emphasis on technical train- ing has necessitated some changes from academic, work. Miss Agnes Kragh is teaching aeronautics, Waldo Miller, Harry- Forrest, Edgar Meyer and Douglas Helbig are offering pre-induction machine courses. Mrs. Ella Walker Snyder is sponsoring the high school Victory Program through the agency of the lnter-School Council, which is composed of repre- l l General Education Psycholooy Student Tickets . 'AJ . ,fi . fri if., Y even-' ' ty. . DON ALLEN Ar ' J I JAMES AANDAHL I English Latin .if-, A .lt 4 i ' ' N ELIZABETH BABCOCK aig f i Eva YEL. 3, A it i LLOYD BAILEY General Education Biology merly Mr. Watson's subjects, and Miss Mary Ardrey has taken Miss Lois Criffey's place. The transfer of Coach Elbert Chapman to East was made in the fall. Mrs. Edith Hamilton retired from teaching and is employed by the rationing board. Mrs. Max T. Moore retired in June, l9A2, be- cause of ill health. lt is with high appreciation that the Senior Class recognizes and will long remember the work of these and all the other members of their outstanding faculty. MARY ARDREY General Education' English Drama C. ARMSTRONG 'physics HELEN U. BAYLlSS JQSEPHINE BLQSE EVlQliSl'l Commercial Geometry N, Y, A, Senior Sponsor E, MARGARET BREUCH OLIVIA MYRA CARSON MARY G. BARBARA D. CUUDEN CHARLES R. CRAVEN Commercial . General Education General Education Spanish General Education Commercial English Biology Spanish Science Survey MARY A. DODDS RUTH L. U MARY A. FINCHER FLORENCE P, FOLTZ MAREL FORD General Education Health Education Algebra General Education Librarian English English Solid Geometry English l-aim HARRY W. FORREST Industrial Arts WILLIA S General English Assemblies GRACE HARRELSON DOUGLAS W, HELBIG General Education Social Science 'kr LLOID B. JONES General Education English ' VINNIE MARSHALL Education General - Home Econormcs .. ,- .-, , , I I A II I NEWTON C. MORRIS General Education Social Science Vocational Placement Industrial Arts N , LULU M. KING General Education English Commercial DOROTHY McCREARY English MARY W. MURRAY General Education English if . Ux 'HTFR 1 Q J. PAUL GOURLAY General Education Commercial ff? LORENA W. HOCKING English Rodeo Sponsor English 1 bs , Iff I' EA EDGAR R. MEYER Industrial Arts Mathematics EDNA E. GUSTAFSON Librarian xt. x RICHARD HOTTON General Education Social Science Health Education ROSEMARY LONGAN General Education Art '-Nb' FRANK R. MIELENZ Health Education f, . .5 . 'draw-if ' Ii? 1gf,:Eof my I m I Q 5 bg, fr . .4 .- PAUL E. I-IANSEN FLORENCE s, HARPER Commercial General Education Social Science . ' ' YI '52 ' gf yy gil Res: ' lt ?I G I fg, A. ha ,-T' . ,z ni V lun. xx A A. S ' GEORGE L. JENNINGS Industrial Arts Industrial Arts fe? ' ms WALDO MILLER Industrial Arts General Education .4 EVELYN JONES General Education Home Economics EMILY MARRS FRANCES MOORE General Education Social Science Attendance ETH EL T. ODGERS General Education Social Science MARY OLSON General Education English ...vm LOUISE STARR PECK General Education Mathematics French MARGIE SETVIN General Education Commercial Annual Sponsor -5 , 'ff' Y ta ,. I I- X -'I - .-' RUTH R. WAGNER General Education English Visual Aids EARLBURT C. PIKE Band Orchestra Harmony uv. MABEL S. RANDALL ' OPAL B. RIDDELL HARVEY RIDDLE General Educatior Mathematics R. O. T. C. HERBERT SESS General Education Industrial Arts General Education Health Education General Education Mathematics ELLA WALKER SNYDER A .V Home Economics uf. Student Council ETHEL M. STANHOPE S. 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In many ways Shirley has proved herself a real leader, xbeing persistent and thorough in her undertakings, and exceedingly friendly and cheerful toward all students. She has shown her dependability by shirking no responsibility. Her major accomplishments as head girl have been her work with Stu Cochran on the Inter-School Council and its drive to prevent Halloween vandalism, with Mr. Hill on his school clean-up campaign, and with Mrs. Snyder on the tin can collection. The senior class president for the first semester was Leonard Perlmutter, nick-named Lazy in spite of his membership in National Honor Society and his high schol- arship rating in the senior class. He was a nominee for mis elaflfi .feacfM4 'sglila i 5 PRESlDENT LEONARD PERLMUTTER HEAD sov STUART COCHRAN Stuart Cochran, first semester head boy, in addition to the usual tasks and duties of West head boys, served as president of the first Inter-School Council, which is an organization of the leaders of all Denver High Schools for the purpose of increasing cooperation among the high schools. As head boy Stuart presided over the Student Council and' assemblies, and also worked with the Lions Club on their glass clean-up drive. He has been very industrious and earnest in all his undertakings. However, not everything is work with Stu . He be- longs to the D Club, was center on the football team, where he parted with several of his teeth, and played catch on the baseball team. head boy the second semester. Leonard's hobby is collect-l ing records of classical music. He will attend the sity of Colorado, where he will study engineering. Univer- Tie it VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER TOM MAY The vice-president of the first semester, Tom May, likes science and it is the chemical field which he will enter upon graduating. He raises pigeons and says that it is the best hobby anyone could have. He likes to dance and his favorite sports are football and wrestling. HELEN STRUMPFLER Helen Strumpfler was the first semester secre- tary of the senior class. She is a member of the National Honor Society. Helen will attend the Colorado State College of Education at Greeley, where she will take up physical therapy. She likes to dance, and basketball is her favorite sport. Z Cowboys, we'l1 stick together HAROLD STETZLER Treasurer for the first semester was Harold Stetzler. He is very active in the band and or- chestra, having been assistant director of both, and playing first chair in the trumpet section. Harold was a candidate for head boy the second semester. He likes to study and is one of the top men in the National Honor Society. ngeconcf 5 HEAD GIRL SYLVIA HOUGHTON Sylvia Houghton, the head girl for second semester, was secretary of her class when she was a freshman. Chem- istry is her favorite subject, and basketball and softball are her favorite sports to engage in. SiI's favorite spec- tator sport is wrestling. She is a member of the Annual Board and of the National Honor Society, and one of her biggest iobs has been handling thousands of dollars for the Defense Council. Bill Richmond was chosen to head the senior class the Glen .E will lhiill tes' - 5 - HEAD BOY RAY GARRETT Head boy for the second semester was curly-heade d good looking Ray Garrett, who had also been president of his class when he was a sophomore. Ray likes to danc E and basketball and football are his favorite sports. His, favorite subjects are mathematics and science: and he planning to be a mechanical engineer upon graduatio l-le is a member of the National Honor Society. second t . T d'ff' It t k ' . . planningsfi-,rpiri-1grSeniovIY,Sun2or'C,gJron1aimstI1egIcg?npTg:::.lgHg? PRESIDENT Bill has lettered in baseball twice, and was head boy graduation arrangements. BILL RICHMOND 'the Second Semester of 'WZ' VICE-PRE HAROLD STETZLER I Filling the imDortant post of senior vice-president SIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER DICK GEMSON Dick Gemson, second semester senior secretary STUART COCH RAN Running unopposed, Stu Cochran was unani- is Harold Stetzler. Harold's main work has been is an outstanding student of the class with a mously elected senior treasurer. The Senior Prom to assist Bill. The vice-president excels in musical activities straight A average. makes the management of second semester fi- . Dick belongs fo fhe R.O.TlCl where he has narices a tough iob, but Stu has done his work Not only does he play the trumpet, but he also reached th? ram? of cadet Caplain' He hopes 'O wen' composes music. Harold hopes eventually to teach continue his military career at West Point. l'T1USlC. ' . Cheer our men! He plans to attend the Colorado State College of Agriculture. His ambition is to become a pro- fessional baseball player. is I1 GLH4.-SS When the i943 graduates leave the halls of West on June ll, and their days as high school students become memories, among those that linger longest will be the Senior Gingham and Cord party, the outstanding athletic year of l942 and l943, in which the wrestling team won the title and the basketball squad reached the state tournament, the Senior-Junior prom, the i942 and i943 Color Weeks, the Senior assembly- l Hear America Singing, and the qraduation, the theme of which was l Hear America Singing. The grads have been alI pals together, workina, planning and assisting one another. They will be all 1 l . . I , ' K. . ' 2 V 11, ' I iv I XL.-- 'l v, 1 x . .,.,, 1 :Ifi , E-1 L 'NM'--A fllg ill. F me 04113 pals forever, though none knows what the future holds for him. Some seniors will enter the armed forces, many will go into war jobs, others into civilian jobs, and a few will enter institutions of higher learning. Throughout the stay at West, the class of '43 has been led both by student officers and faculty sponsors. Mrs. Helen Bayliss and Mrs. Opal Riddell have been the head faculty sponsors, assisted by Miss Louise Starr Peck, Mrs. Josephine Blose, Miss Ethel T. Odgers, David S. Welsh, Richard Hotton, and Charles Arm- strong. BETTY ADAMS Girl Reserves, Posture Contest '42 MERLE ALEXANDER ' D Club, Nature Club, Rotary Club, Spur. Football, Basketball Manager, Baseball Man- 32812 .I V HJ' 4 'ff ,J ' C if' J . Q . yin, f-ltrigyg A - ' ...L . X 'Wt . A A H. 3.225-Q.-.. 1 T-f.ir3s11s, ALBERT ANDERSON Drama Club, Pen Rum- blers, Spur, D r u m ai Play, First Lady. Man Who Came to Dinner , Assemblies '41 and '42. MONA ANDERSON After School Sports, ESTHER liACA Girl Reserves, Nature Club, Nv.-ezlleworl: Guild.. Rifie Club, After School' Sports. JESSIE BALES P.-T. A. Poster Contest, Annual Board, S. 0. S., Band, Spur, Suph. As- sembly, Jr. Escort., Big Sister, School Seal, Af- ter School SD0l't5. Rifle Club, Victory Corps Award, Clean-up Paint- up. Publicity Cum. 1.gfQ51sE'3 MARION ALKIRE MARGARET Fine Arts, Art Work ALLACHER for School, Poster Con- Gi,-1 Reserves tc-st. LETTY ANDREWS. K. ANGELOPOULOS Safety Council, S. O. S. Club. Spur, Jr. Escort, Big Sister. Play Festival '42, Candidate Sr. Vice Pres., Student Ticket Salesman '42. 1 X Fight t I R 31511 0 win' JEAN ALLEY Girl Res.,-Spur, Soph. Assembly. Orauyze and Black Day Com., Big Sister, National Honor. SHIRLEY AMBLER Head Girl. Girl Res.. 50-50 Club, Natl. Hon. Society, Safety Council, S. O. S. Sec., Spur Sec.. Student Council Vice Pres., Annual Bd., Jr. Escort, Assam. Com., Finance Cum., Publicity Qorn., Rustlers. THEANO ARAPKILIS S. O, S. Club, Spur, Jr. Escort, After School Sports, Play Festival '41 '42 ? Q MARV. ARMSTRONG D Club, 50-50 Club Golf. Ts, ' 1. '-. 51- ' . . 1 . , 41 rd, , w . I, 0.-lg. T - A .. :fst- 'A -C if' AUDREY MAXINE l3ARliOWS BARKHAUSEN Girl Sports, Stud e n t Council, Rifie Club, Jr. E s c o r t, After School Sports, Play Festival. ?-.- LEONARD ISASEFSKY Spur. Defense Council. .ES- MARY BES'l1ON ai . ,N A 'i 5 ,, I gi 2? 4.49 in ' , 439. 1 , . i -......, rin Y' SHIRLEY ' BOLLACKER Band, Orchestra, All- City llnnd. JACQUELINE IZRESSLER Orchestra, Big Sister. 431 S. HAUGHMAN Girl Res., Girl Sports, Spur. Aftcr School Sports. Jr. Escort, llifz Sister, Nxitivmul Honor. P -s- fl, 1 hi MARY BEYNON Jr. Escort, Hip: Sister, Girls' Glce Club. ANNA BORGA Girl Sports Club, Pri'- Mmlics Club, Safety Council, After Schuul Sports. MlLDR1-ID BREWER. Girl R1-sorvrs, Rustlers Pep Club, Sufc-Ly Coun- cil, Rifle Club. .. : ELMER BEIGHTS HELEN BEISNER llnnd, Hi-Y Club, Base- ml . f.. . .-5. up 1 NORMAN BLACHER ROY BIDDLE Slide Rule Club, Bas- keiball, Track. 5- , 7 fr- . EUGENE BOWER JIMMY BOYLE 50-50 Club. Rwleu Stalf. . . ' Strive for fame! A. 'S' 1 H. BERNSTEIIX Aviation Club, Band, Camera Club. French Club, Rotary Club, Ra- dio Staff, Slide Rule Club. Spur, liasketlmll. 1 hp :TW L N Lf- N - f I MARJORIE BLOOM French Club, Pre Medica Club, Spur, Plny Festi- val '41, Assembly '41.. LOUIS BERNSTEIN D Club, Spur, Track '41, Defense Council. 1 .ibm il 4 1 ' K l A ,' 'qui' ,F H - .1, U3 ,ig- ij, -. 1 E. . .' ' '. - lr.. . .. 4.!f ?gg, 4' - ft-E. .. ,, .- , , . BETTY BOG ARD Opcrelta '-12. 5 U , ,f ' -4 4 T V! ' .. gf 1 l fri' 1. . ,r . 4.41.1 .V '3 . ' :ff-. ' -.ff . , 3.7 . 9' f ,, f . ,'r PEARL BOYDE ALYS BRANDON Acappella Chulr. Rmleo Stzxtf. All-School Show '1'll. GYPSY R V '-12. Christmas Asssmgly '41, '42, , 1 . V i 1 ., , .. 'MVS ' . 4 1 :RX I i . ,ut L . K Z BOBBY I3RI'l l'AlN Orchuslral. 'l'r:iL'k. . DARTIEEN BROCK MA RTHA BROCK Student Council. ROBERT BROOKS Orchestra, Spur. r v ' Z H li' J 's -2- ' - .. Q Z1'- . '- L all A. - 515, 5 - A . 4 .1 H+ Ha WT 'f'A:.'f - 2-1. 1-zifxisf il .. a ff' ....-Ei,-af.-1. 1. ,-X-'A- PHYLLIS BURR JAMES BUSSEY L. V WILLIAM CARR Aviation Club. I MARGARET CLARK ILLA CARTER After School Sports, Rodeo. PATSY CLARKE 50-50 Club, Assembly Com., Big Sister, Jr. Escort, Student Ticket Salesman '42, Art Con- ference. After School Sports, Student Conn., Kustlers, Soph. Treas., Orange and Black Day Com., Rifle Club. sl Hg- . - LAURENCE BROWN International Relations, Natl. Honor, Rotary, Safety Council Pres., Slide Rule Club Sec., Spur, Student Council, Rodeo Staff, Editor, Bi- ble Club Pres., Student Interest, Candidate for .Head Boy '42. HELEN BUTLER Assembly Com., Orch.. Student Coun., Student Interest, Pres. Fresh- man Class, Record Com., 50-50 Club, De- fense Council. MERLE BROWN Natl. Honor, Natl. Stu- dent Council Con., Girl Sports Club Pres., S. O. S.. Spur, Student Council, After School Sports, Jr. Escort, Bip: Sister. Sr. Council, S. O. S. Pledize, Sec.: Jr. Council, Play Fcs. '41, ,G- ye Al. 9 . ROBERT BUTLER .5.s3,i RONALD DOROTHY cHixR'riER CAVANAUGH French ciifh. ,om Re- serves, Spur, Jr, Escort. ... Win that game! CHARLES BUBNIAK Camera Club, Hi-Y ALEX BUCHANAN D Cluh, EC-50 Club, Club. Aflflllfll Bvurd. Student Conn., Annual ROIISU Staff, JI? ASSSYH- Br.. Editor: Rodeo Staff, bly. Play Festival. De- Basketball '41-2-3, Base- fense Council. ball '40-1-2-3. Assem. Com. '42-3, Publicity Com. '42-3, Student In- terest, Ed. Roundup, Inter-School Council. J BOB BYRNES Drama Club. French E. CALLAWAY Aviation Club, Band. Club, L a tin C l u b, French Club. i .Drnmu Play '41, '42 Play Festival '42, P.- 'I', A. Curnivnl '43, D. U. Speech Conference. Assemblies '41, '42, '48 Sr. Play. 1 1 DOROTHY CHASE JEANE CHRISTMAS Library Staff, Defense Council. j ny' 'x I Q Q .4 , if , SHIRLEY CLAXTON Acuppella Choir, Nu- ture Club. Pres., Jr. As- sembly, Adv. Glee Club, llixz Sister, S i n IZ i n iz Xmas Tree. Soph. As- scm., Play Fes. '41, Jr. Exec. Com., Ornnze 8: Black Day Com., After School Sports, Sr. Play. DOROTHY CLAYBERG Spur, Jr. Escort. STUART COCHRAN Head Boy, Vice Pres. Jr. Class, Natl. Hon., Pres.: Student 'Picket Salesman, Inter-School Coun., Pres.: Student Interest, Pres.: Trens. Sr. Class, Hi-Y Club, Vice Pres.: Student Coun., Pres., D Club. MARY LOUISE COLE Spur, Jr. Escort. f 6 Q . H 3, N 5. . will 127 1 'll' ' f. ..- fw Xi!-I , I BERNIECE COUCH Orch., B0-50 Club, Girl Res., Girl Sports Club. Latin Club. Rustlers, S. O. S. Club, Spur, After School Snoi-tu. JI'- Escort, Bin Sister, Sr. Council. Sports Club Assembly, Jr.. Assembly. l 'fi lll ,f , V MARCELYN CRAMER Fine Arts Club, Rus- tlers Pep Club, S. 0. S. Club, Sour. FLO DAVIS s ' , . fi . l I ,, . -1 I WJ' ,S . WILAMENA DIKE BETTY DEAN Bible Club, Spur, Sec. s ARTHUR DILL 5C-50 Club Treas., Svur, Soph. blies, Student Interest, Fresh. Class Vice Pres., Snph. Class Vice Pres., Sonh. Council. l. 38 rl i. PATRICIA COLE FLOYD CONVERSE Orch., Rustlers, Vice Pres.: Assemblies '42, Jr. Escort, Big Sister, Defense Council, Chair- man. LEONA CRIBARI Hcurl Girl Canrlislate '42, Student Tktl Salesman '-12, Assembly Com. '40, '41, '42, '43, Jr. Escort. Bin Sister, After School Sports, School Asscms., Annual Board, Student: Council, Spur, S. O. S. Club, Treas., Rustlers. D Club, Baseball '41, '49 '43 'PEGGY CULL 'Girl Sports Club, Pres. 8: Vice Pres.: Latin Club, S. O. S. Pledic. Vice Pres.: Spur. After 'School Sports, Play Fes. -is 'fn - agu- Y' 'I in RAY DE'ARAGON D Club, Annual Bd. Prom. Committee, Can PAUL DENNISON , Soph. Football, Soph. - Basketball. clidate Sr. Pres., Var. Football, Var. Basket- ball, Soph. Basketball, Soph. Baseball, Soph. Track, Swimming, All School Show '42, Jr. Assembly, Sr. Play. S ff 5 X Baseball, Assem- x In rain or sunshine S JESSIE COOK MONTFORD COOK Aviation Club, Band, C a m e r a Club, The' Man Who Came to Din- ner, Jr. Assembly. ETHEL DARDANIS E- ' 1 ORDELL DEVLIN Rustlers, Safety Coun- eil, S. O. S. Club, Spur, Student Council, Na- tional Honor. -1 ...., - 1 1, v Y ' ' -if .-N ,. ICQ' Ia? ' ' F.. it f 5 .iff , I A It ' l ' . SHIRLEY DODGE ELIZABETH DAVIS Library Staff, Pre-Med. Club, Rustlers, S. O. S. Club, Student Council, Annual Board, SODh. Class. Pres., Jr. Class Sec., Student Interest, Rifle Club, Soph. As- sembly, Jr. Assembly. V DIETEMANN Girl Sports Club, Pre- Medics Club, Rustlers, After School Sports. Q., DONNA LEE DOLPH Natl. Honor, Assembly Com. Pres., Candidate Head Girl, Annual Bcl., Jr. Class Treas, Big: Sister, Junior Escort, Drama Club Pres., Girl Res. Pres., D. A. R. Rep., Spur Sec.-Treas., S. O. S. Pledge Pres. lay M. DOPPELMAYR REITA .IEANNE DOSS Spur, Rifle Club, Junior Junior Escort, Escort, Big Sister, Art Convention, V i c t or y Corps. BETTY DUDLEY S. O. S. Club, Girls Rifle Club, Soph. As. sembly, Junior Assem- bly. Rodeo Staff. M. ELLERMEIER Pre-Medics Club, Rus- tlers Pep Club, Riue Club. Music Club, Soph. Assembly. MARY ANN FAUDEL Rustlers Pep Club, De- fense Council. MAXINE DUDLEY Acappella Choir, Baton Club, Nature Club, Ru- dcu Staff, Operetta '42, Soph. Assembly, Junior Assembly. DORIS EPPERSON Junior Escort. Girls Glee Club, Freshman Assembly. 4- , ilu JEANNE FEHLMAN French Club, Girl Re- serves, S. 0. S. Club, Pres ' S ur Junior E'-s .. P v .- cort, Orange and Black Committee, Prom Cum- mittee. -ne ln J' 45' 1 1 4, l ROSALIE DoTsoN Baton Club, Rustlers, 'Jr. Escort, Jr. Assem- bly '-12. 'TTT' JACK DRESSEL Orchestra, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Safely Council, Slide Rule Club, Spur, Stu- dent Council. Assem- blies, Junior Council, Sophomore Council. FRANCES DUFFY After School Sports. fi ri 4? . x , ,.f , !' QX , 5' CORNELIA DURAN After School Sport!-1' Junior- Escort. r Junior Escort. Z X G61 Dau ues? N -5 1-1 fp-.- J f - l Help every cowhand 2 They're one of our band . ia' ,, 'ik -, ' 15'af 1' t, - x I .rbvlxx 'Sq' , MARY DRISCOLL BE'l 1'Y DUCATE Band, Baton Club, 50-50 Club, Play Festival '41, 52, Freshmen Assem- Y. HELEN DYKEN I, Y' 'l LLOYD EVANS Band, Rotary Club, Na- Honor Society, Rule Club, Spur, tional Slide Basketball '41, '42, 513. RUTH EINSPAHR LEE FARMER Nature Club, Spur, Nu- tional Honor Society. l QQ 4 rx , -.3 A' . I , ,IVA X 'Y' lim , tax 5 I-,L , . '- 'f ::'rM5I Ai w , 'S S435 RICHARD FINNEY 50-50 Club Pres., Rodeo Stuff, Student Council, Assemblies, Junior Pro- gram, Art Work, West Handbook: Pub. Com., Var. Baseball, Var. Bus- ketball, Soph. Basket- ball, Soph. Football, Orange and Black Com. PEGGY FITCH Acappella Choir, Pre- Mealics Club. Junior As- sembly, Operetta '42, Sinxzimz Xmas Tree. 1 CAROLEE FLETCHER Defense Council. FRED FOLLOWELL Iinml, Acuppella Choir, Hi-Y Club, Pre-Mcdics Club, Safety Conn., An- nual Board 'Pll, Jr. As- sem., Drumn Club Play, Bond Assem., Operctta, Orchestra. ,fa Q. . . . W. IDA FRAUSTO l VIVIAN GATES Band, Girl Reserves, Needlework Guild, Spur, Student Council, Bible Club, After. School Sports. GLADYS FRAZIER Shufroth Speaking Con- test. '75 ROBERT GAUT l-li-Y Club, Radio Staff, Track '41, '42, Busket- ball Manager '42, Foot- lmull '41, GEORGE GOETZ D. GOLDSMITH j' 1 . 04 i, ' .. nilllg w i 1 IT F RSTER RUTH FOUTS ED H 0 I ' Fine Arts Club, Junior Girl Reserves. S. O. S. Escort. C. FULKERSON Band, All-School Show, Freshman. Sophomore, Junior and Senior As- semblies. . ,ff I INA GEARHART X Club, After S c h o ol Sports. -gf otsftr wr' F ' viiif. BENITA GARCIA Girl Res., Girl Sports Club, Safety Council, S. O. S. Club, Spanish Club, Posture Contest ' '42, Play Festival, Girls' Sports Club Assembly, After School Sports. 91:4 RICHARD GEMSON Band, International Re- lations, National Honor Society, R. O. T. C., Slide Rule Club, Spur, Senior Class Sec. If we win or lose RAYMOND FOX Boys' Glee Club. RAYMOND GARRETT Head Boy, 50-50 Club. Spur, Natl. Hon. Soc., Student Interest Pres., Student Council Pres., Inter-School Coun., As- sembly Com., Pres. Sopli. Class, Finance Com.,- Safety Council, Publicity Committee. ARM IN FRANK Aviation Club, Radig Slam Assemblies. DOROTHY GASTER Rustlers Pep Club. RICHARD GILBERT Safety Council. NORMAN GINSBERG International Relations, Latin Club, Nature Club, Pre-Medics Club, R. O. T. C., Spur, Wrestling. GEORGE GOLL N1 X MARVEL GOODMAN Band, Drama Club, Af- ter School Sports, Kep- Sophomore Assembly, Junior Assembly, All- School Show, Drama Club Play, Junior Es- cort. STEPHEN GORDEN International Relations, Spur. Student Council, Student Interest, Sen- ior Council, A n n u al Board, Rodeo Staff, Erl- itor: Track '41, '42, '43, Tennis '41, '42, MARIE GUIDA Band, Orchestra, Baton Club, Rustlers. 49' -r - A . -1.,l. OBERA HAVENS After S c h o o 1 Sports, Bible Club. X. Ai-jr . SHIRLEY GOTTLIEB Girl Reserves, Spur Junior Escort. 1 v , L' . 2- .Wf 5 he . 'alia' XL ..f. e ... BETTIE HALL Baton Club, Girl Sports Club, Rustlers, Student Council, Rodeo Stalf, Rifle Club. ASTA HAWLEY Natl, Honor Soc., Big Sister, Jr, Escort, D. A. R. Rep., After School Sports, Annual Board, Spur, S. O. S. Club, Safety Council Pres., 50-50 Club Vice Pres., Rustlers, Girl Sports Club, Finance Com. L. HERBERTSON Orchestra, Pre - Medics Club, Spur, After School Sports, Play Fes- tival '42, Biz Sister, Jr. Escort. LILLIAN HERRING Acappella Choir, Rus- tlers, Operetta '42, As- semblies. . 1 no 9 7 .., ' -24 PHYLLIS GRAHAM BETTY GRAY its 'fr D 6 if - - . 2 V . , n ' L .EA ,XML DOROTHY HAMM EVELYN HANSEN Girl Reserves, Library L tx ti n C l u b, After Staff, Spur, Junior Es- School Sports, Defense cort. Council, Play Festival. 'Vi DONALD HEFLEY ELEANOR HEGDAHL Slide Rule Club, Bas- Defense Council. ketball '43, Track. uclges Slmnd JACK GREENBERG Sophomore Basketball, S. GREENBLATT D Club, French Club, Varsity Basketball. International Relations, Pre-Medica Club, Foot- X ball '40, '42, Basketball '41, '42, '43. ELENOR HAR ' ELSIE HANSON Rustlers Pep Club, Big Bible C11-Ib. Defense' Sister. Council. HELEN HENDERSON WILMA HENDRIX International Relations, Needlework Guild, Af- ter School Sports. ALICE HIGGINS 50-50 Club, Play Festi- val '41, '42, Assembly Com. '40, '41, Candidate Freshman Sec., Candi- date Sophomore Pres., Sophomore Council. VIVIAN HERRING Band, Big Sister. '52 'B if - Q, 4 We'll always choose AGNES HILLER Pre-Medica Club, After School S D 0 r t s, Plny Festival. CLIFFORD HORKANS 50-50 Club. Golf '41, XJAY INGLING Baseball, F o o t b all, Track. g , ' ' i 1, V. f 'Qi ff ,f L MADELINE HILTON l lb- .lv Rf! ,Y VY. S SY1..V1A HOUGHTON Head Girl, Natl. Honor Soc., 50-50 Club Sec.- Trens., Student Council Vice Pres.-Sec.. Finance Com., Assembly Com. Pros., Annual Bd., In- terschool Council, Stu- dent Interest, Freshman Clams Sec., S. 0. S. HENRY INOUYE DOROTHY JONES GLORIA JONES Rustlers, Safety Cuun- cll, S. O. S. Club, Spur, Junior Escort, Biz Sis- ter, Defense Stamps. Senior Council. Play Festival, Assemblies. F-' l!!!I'l'l 'NH WM. HOAGLAND Slide Rule Club. FERNE HOFER Needlework Guild, 22 Needlework Garments, Rodeo Staff, Tin Can Drive. S. 141 SCOTT HOWARD MAX HUNGATE Senior Council. 50-50 Club. 1 'nl' IRMA ITALIANO VELMA JACOBSON 50-50 Club, Girl Res., Girl Sports Club, Rus- tlers, Jr. Escort, Big S Sister, Record Com., After School Sports. 'Q' X . ' 5? , SN -' qsx. S To ever be true to West High 'Q' J. HOFFMAN Acanpella Choir, Rus- UGFS. Riiie Club, Oper- etta '42, Junior Escort. -.-,L f I . .- . lb 'N if-Pi' A' ' a X . . 1 - E' 1 ,J ,al -' fx. A if E551 356 ' 1 - Lf.: . .. 1 BETTY HOPKIRK LORRAYNE HUPFER LEONA HURT Orchestra, Drama Club, Latin Club, Spur, Jr. Escort, First Lady, National Honor Society. . -gf - 1' 5' .vb ' .1 x V -P if v c ., . .g?fe.U'v. feral - '3. w.g , iF ' ii .gg ,df N' .. S2wifmLQ?WWYi. ROBERT JOHNSON Spur. VIVIAN JOHNSON Band, Spur, Junior Es :ort. . A Wi l' Q 4 9-27 fl . . . ll b i V' if .i LELA JUI-IL Defense Committee. -f WILMA KAISER Pm. MONA KALAHER Needlework Guild Pres., After School Sports, Junior Escort. Ei H. KANTROWITZ D 'Club, All-City Football '42, Football '41, '42, Baseball '41, '42, Stagecraft, Record Com. LEON KENSHALO Band, 50-50 Club, Hi-Y Club, R o t a r y, Spur, Orange and Black Com. ELEANOR KRAUTH Glee Cinb, Band. CLYDE KERNS D Club, Slide Rule Club, Football '43, Bas- ketball '43, Baseball '43, All-City Baseball '43, 50-50 Club. 'Ss YVETTA LAUGHLIN Acappella Choir, Gypsy Rover. 7-N JOHN KARAMIGIOS PERRY KAUFMAN D Club Vice Pres. 8: Pres., Morris Awarfl, 9 Letters, All-City Bas- ketball 4'43, All-State Football '41, '42, All- City Football '40, '41, '42, Basketball '41, '42, '43, Baseball '40, '41, '42, Annual, Rodeo. R. O. T. C,, Baseball '42. , fix . xl ,-,, ' fi wr,-ui' ' -. , V . r' ' X ' 3. 4-, . I 41 1'z , i . EVELYN KEYS LOVELLE KTNBERGI Girl Reserves. PHYLLIS LAWRENCE Drama Club, Girl Re- serves, Pre-Medics Club, Rustlers. PHILIP LAWRENCE Aviation Club, Safety Council, Spur, Track. '42. Ya. ,1 i S QQ fav X HADDIE LEMLEY :OPAL LENNY j. f -of X Baton Club. Rustlers. Spur, Play Festival '40, f V ,4' V g X Shafroth Speaking Con- '41. After School Snox-ts. i fe K, test. :QI L I fl H! Y . EVELYN KEATHLEY if . My BETTY KEMERLING Latin Club, Pre-Medica Y l club. lb ,E-9 NJBQXPQQC .I ' SHIRLEY KNAPP Acappella Choir, Stu- dent Council, After School Sports, Ornmre and Black Assem., All- School Show '42, Jr. Assem. '42, Fresh. As- sem. '40, Soph, Asscm. '41, Sen. Assem. '43, F ,gl 4 buy. i DONALD LAWSON ARNOLD LERNER Aviation C l u h, D Club, Slide Rule Club, Soph. Basketball '40, Suph. Baseball '41, Var- sity Basketball '42, Ten- nis '41, '42, Varsity Baseball '42. MURIEL KOURI Latin Club, Radio Staff, Safety Council, Spur, Kenner Speech Contest '42, Orange and Black Assembly '41, After School Sports. NADINE LEE Needlework Guild. LOUIS LEVIN D Club, Drama Club, 'Safety Council, Spur, Track Msrr. '41, Kenner Speech Contest. First Lady, All-School Show,d'Man Who Came to Dinner. Cowboys-man to man ,- '59 I i t Y gli f i. RAY LEVIN 'Pl-IILLIPA LINDSAY Hi-Y Club, Pre-Mcdics, Rotary. tx ig.. MAX LUCERO D Club, Wrcatling '42, '43, 1 PEGGY McNAMER Acappellu 'ff' ' l lil Q v'?N.fli PAT. McANESPIE Raton Club, Drama Club, Pre-Medios Club, Spur, Soniur Play '4l. CLYDE MADISON Choir, Rus- Acappclla Choir, Or- tlers. Spur, Junior As- chvstra. sembly '42, '42, Senior tive, Glee Club. Oporetta Rep rezxcntn- 4? ELAINE MARKIIAM .C ii-. , A Qs I I X K JULIAN LOBATO DOLORES LOPEZ Acuppelln Choir, Drama Pre-Medics Club, After Club, Man Who Came to Dinner. Operetta, Truck. School Suorts. dis I I X ROBERT McDANlEL .R. O. T. C. MARJORIE McGEE Needlework Guild, Big Sister. 75. A- ,35- JULIA MAES MARILYN MAGEE Pre-Medica Club, A fter Orchestra, Pre--Medios S c h o ol Sports, Play Club, After S c h 0 ol Festival '42, Escort. 'S Q. , mn lx WILLIAM MARKHAM I D Club, Golf '42, .1 A y IJ C ub. Asscm 1 y. XX X X . D. 'l' .3 I ' ' ' .J Q:-X H 2 J ' We're cowhands together KENNETH LOSH National Honor Society, Spur. Vice Pres., Ten- nis '41, '42, Basketball '41, '42, '43, Candidate Head Boy, Jr. Class Pres., Student Ticket Salesman '43, Acnppel- la Awar'd '42, '43, Soph. Vice Pres., D Club. KATHERINE LUCERO After School Sports '40, '41, '42. f' -L -'-21 1 . v :F - . V .4 nr ' ' fv i x P vt' ' Ai fl AGNES McGREGOR Latin Club, Pre-Medica Club, Spur, Junior Es- cort, Archery Club, Big Sister. ALICE McINTYRE Girl Reserves, L a ti n Club, Needlework Guild. Pre-Medics Club, Rus- tlers, Spur. DOROTHY MAHONEY French Club, Girl Res, Pub. Ch., International Relations, Pre-Medica, C l u b, Saftey Council, Student Council. .lv nv- . Q lvl if . l JUNE MARTIN BETTY MARCHESO un- ' 9' 51 . J, , A ROLAND MARTINES N H k G '13, Ro. International Relations dff' Ellofi, Dlgfgnge Band, Baseball '42, Hi- Council. 1 Y Club. MARILYN MARTINEZ Orchestra, R u s t l e rs After School S p o r t s, KARJORIE MASON cappella Choir, French Club, Pre-Medica Club, S. O. S. Club, Spur, Operetta '42, Assem- blies '41, '42, Junior Es- cort, Big Sister. l 'tif' sv Junior Escort. fi 7 ROBERT MILLER ROSEMARY MILLER Acappella Choir, Girl Reserves, Soph. Assem- bly, After School Sports, Junior Escort. Biz Sister. INEZ MOORE I ,.,- .f.' i .wwf Juf' C. MORIARITY Rustlers, After School Sports. MARJORIE NICHOLS Jr. Escort, 50-50 Club Vice Pres., Girl Sports Club, Rustlers, S. O. S. Club, After School Sports, Play Festival '41, Bin Sister, Record Committee. l. PAUL NICHOLS French Club, Soph. Ras- ketball '41, Track '41. Jr. Basketball '42, Sr. Basketball 43, Baseball '43, The Man Who Came to Dinner. Thanksgiving Play '42, Defense Council. 1-Q 1? . ' 6- .Zigi - Y 'f A i 1, ' l' 1 ul- f- 'L -1-1 -- .. , . .4 - , . i - . l aff 0 F F-'-j.,:j-,AL-Q1 -Q f L. . 1. inn f -.,.-.lr - lf 1 . .241 5-if '.zt.u'i' , , ' l NORMA MASON Band, Girl Reserves, Spur, Student Council, After School Sports, Ri- fle Club, Soph. Council, Red Cross, Tin C a n Drive. .TACK MITCHELL R. O. T. C., Safety Council, Football '40, '41, '42, BETTY MAUS Spur, Student Council, A fter School Sports, Assem. Com., Defense Council, Assems. 241, '42, 50-50 Club, Big Sister, Jr. Escort, Girl Sports Club Treas., Rustlers, S. O. S. Club, Play Festival '42, 7:3125 ns- ANNIE MONTOYA BETTY MORRIS Band, Baton Club. LERDY MOSS D Club, Golf '40, '41, '42, Baseball. Basket- ball. 5 U . Q sl' 1 Wrangler's, true to each other TOM MAY 'D Club, Record Com- mittee, Vice Prca. Sr. Class, Senior Council, Orani-le and Black Com- mittee, Football '40, '41, '42, Wrestling '42, NOLAN MOODY PHYLLIS MEYER Acunpclla Choir, Rus- tlers, Spur. BENJAMIN MOORE Acappella Choir, Avia- tion Club, D Club, Hi-Y Club, Football '40, '42, Baseball '42, '43, 'llrack '42, Wrestling ' 1. MARGARET MOYA Operetta. '42. JUANITA NESLER Bible Club. 1- 'UU HELEN NOLAND CARL OAKLEY Acapnclla Choir. SHIRLEY OLIVAS ALICE OLSEN Acappella C h o i r, Or- chestra, Baton Club, Li- brary Staff, Rustlers, Literary Youth Society, Soph, Assembly, Big Sister. NlC'l l'l E PACETYI' I HELENE PEERY 5C-50 Club, Girl Res, Girl Sports Club, Rus- tlors, Spur, Ilip: Sister. Junior Escort, Afwr School Sports, Senior Assembly. ISABEL PHILLIPS Orch.. Latin Club, Stn- dent Council, Iiille Club, Defense Council, Lost Found, A f tc r School Sports. Soph. Assembly '41, Jr. Assembly '42, Play Fustivul 'fl2. Gyp- sy Rover '-12. ROSADELLE PACHECO Junior, Excorl, Pre-Mcd- ics Club, Spur, After School Sports. MONA PENNER Simrinu Christmas Tri-c '42, Gypsy Rover '-12. l I MILDRED PERTONE 50-50 Club, Girl Re- serves, Ru:-itll-rs. After School Sports, Junior Escort, Big Sister. -1 , J, vp. W ll ,raw HELEN OLSON Library Stall. I V'---1 TOMASA PALAFOX Girl Res., Soc. '41, Vice Pres. '42, Treus. All- City: Rustlera Pres., Safely Council Sec., S. O. S., After S c h o o l S p o r t s, Ramzurcttcs, Posture Contest, Jr. Es- cort. Br: Sistur, Pre- Mcdics Club. v , 'D s 2 t f' 3 2 it C. O'MALLEY Cheerleader, D Club, Hi-Y Club, Slide Rule Club, Baseball Mgr. Play Festival '-ll, '42 Sophomore Assembh '41, Junior Assembly '42. 4 Jr 5 . '.. 5. .' 'I LAVERNE PALMER Defense Council, Rus- tlera, Junior Escort. 'lt' l 'Q . ESX . L. PERLMUTTER D Club, Candidate for Head Boy, Slidi- Rule Club, Spur, Stu- dent Council, Student Interest, Sr. Council, Pres. Sr. Class. Soph. Baseball, Tennis, Natl. Honor Society. Baseball. RUTH PEPPER Aczlppella Choir. Drama Club, 50-50 Club, An- nual Bourd, Rodeo Stalf, Bn: Sister, Stu- dent Ticket Salesman, Fresh. Assem., Soph. Assam., Natl. Honor Socioty. Singing Christ- mas Treo, Latin Club. SHIRLEY OULTON. Library Staff. JEAN PARKS Band, Orchestra, Baton Club, Girls' Rille Club, Pre-Medios Club, Rua- tlers Pep Club, All- School Show, Assem- blies, Defense Council IMOGENE PERRY Drama Club, First Lady '42, The Man Who DAVID OWENS Band, D lub, All-City '42, '43, All-State '43, Wrestling, Track. MARY PAYNE MARIAN PETERSEN Camera Club, Fine Arts Club, Spur, Junior Es- Came to Dinner' All-.col-1, Victory Cm-ps. School Show '42. I . V if , ' MORRIS POMERANZ Q.. I Latin Club. . ,I S lf 'P V i .i 0 ll ' - ' 7 U -fl workin' hands Playin' hands' IRENE POTRATZ 50-50 Club, Girl Sports Club, Big Sister, S. O. S. Club, Spur, Student Council, Annual Board, Rodeo Staff, Assembly Com., Student. Ticket Salesman, Jr. Escort, After School Sports, Rustlers, Girl Reserves. Hr- ' - l l DELSIE PRATT Baton Club. 4' VIVIAN REDDIN 5G-50 Club, Girl Sports Club Treas,, Latin Club, Natl. Honor Soc. Vice Pres., S. O. S. Club, Spur, After School Sports, Bin Sister, Jr. Escort, Soph. Council, Jr. Council, Candidate for Head Girl. GERMAINE REU SSER. Camera Club. X 'K ax i ra 'VI 4 A KATHERINE PREISS D ra m a Club, Latin Club, National Honor S o c i e t y, Pre-Memlics Club, Safety Council. Spur. Rodeo Staff, Big Sister, After S c h o 0 l Sports. ROBERT REED- Track. IRIQNE PYLE J. QU ICKENSTEDT l ,,.. S-F 'P 1 JUFUUI' Assembly. QDQY- Aviation Club, National - etta, Mugxc Festival. Honor Society. Safety Drum Mawrvrtv. After C o u n Q i I, Slide Rule School Sports. 4-I Club, Spur. Z' 49? WILLIAM RICHMOND D Club, Natl. Honor Soc., Radio Stalf, Head Boy. Pres Sr. Class, Spur, Student Council, Finance Com., Assem, Com., Sr. Council, In- ter-School Council, Baseball '41, '42, Foot- ball '42. KATHERINE REID I A MARGUERITE RIDDLE CLARA REIM i ls, ORVILLE RIDDLE 50-50 Club, Rodeo Stall, Football '42, Wrestling '42, Sophomore Football '41, Swimming. L ORA QUICKENSTEDT MARCELLA RABBR Sluzlent Council. After Acappellu Choir, Drama School Sports, Biz Sis- Club, Girl Reserves, ter, Assemblies. Pen Ramblers, Junior Escort. rf. i 45: PHYLLIS RIQISH BILL REITER Slide Rule Club, Spur. ,.-5 MARY ROBERTS RITA ROBERTS Dramu Club, Pre-Medios Club. Rll.5l.lCI'S, Safety Council, Baseball, Man Who Came to Dinner. .Q- an l kr' L L L DoLoREs 1,oLA ROGERS 5 5 1 f' MARY ROGERS I JQSEPH nomgugp RODRIGUEZ French Club, Junior 3 X Spur. Sen'or Election. Assemblies, All-School Escort. Junior Escort, AfLer Show, Rifle Club. x School Sports, Learin' hands Helpin' hands -'Eff MARVIN RUISIN SAM RUDY 'I'ruc' k. IRVING SCHECTER Nature Club. Ii. ERNEST SEASTONE Spur. MARGARET SHIP? Girl Reserves, Pre-Merl- ics Club, Rustli-rs, Spur, .I u n i o r Escort. Suph. Assembly, Fresh. As- sembly, Soph. Party Com., Rnmzerettea. I'Al,l I, SCHIPPER ,- OH 4 DOROTHY SEDALNICK Baton Club, Rifie Club. ROI! ERT SI-IOlI'I' A viution Club. Iinnd, D Club, Ifoolbnll '40 Wrestling '42, Swim- minu 510. PAULINE RUNDELL llnnfl. S. O. S. Club, Rustlers, Assemblies. After School Sports, Ri- fle Club, Salesman for Winter Fx-olics, Posture Contest '-12. Rzmizer- 1-lie:-1. Camera Club, Needlework Guild, Pre- Meilics Club. J ACK SCHMIDT GEORGE SAIGE Aviation Club, French Club, Defense Council. P. SCHNEIDER D Club. Baseball, Fine Arts Club, S. 0. Football, Golf. 5 4. I , i . ll : G. SEDLMAYER After School S p or L is Girls' Glce Club. S. Club, Spur. Junior li s c o r t. Needlework Guild. DARLENE SEMKE Camera Club, Pen Ram- blers Club, Rodeo Stalf. After School Sports, De- fense Council. X N C 2-1 xl In fair or foul time .IOE SANDOVAL lf o o t b ai I l, Wrestling, Track. 5--' ALICE SCHRAH f REINA SEPULVEDA Girl Reserves, L a t i n Club, Nature Club. Af- ter School Sports, First Aid, Play Festival '40, '4I,Spanish Club, D. A. R. Representative. Qf.- 'vi- U l l , ARLENE SHOWERS Spur, Student Council. After School Sports. I.. SCHAUM BERG Camera Club. ii Tr, A . 'I 'J 17, P3163 ROBERT SCHWINDT A v i a L i 0 n Club, D Club, 50-50 Club, Radio Staff, Annual Bd., Golf '-ll, '42, Basketball '-ll. ',l2. Baseball '42, '43, Stznre Craft. Defense Council, Assemblies, Record Committee. MARGARET SHA W I 1 1 . VV lj' Jwgi. V ,. rg 1 V. '5 4 '- F: Q 351 .1 ,fir 3 e, JERRY SHPALL D Club, International Relations, Spur, Latin Club, Tennis, Track. f s. , ,-fffibf ,, T Ng Y tx I A f- -f ml ,-1 Q 4'-'L-ldlk7Q:l :.,'.U-- ug gpg. ' f ws' 1 Q . yjl 2 A .v'.- .':1.: - 115-I PATTY JO SHUPE ARNOLD SIEGEL International Relations, R. O. 'I. C., Scrap Drive Library Staff, Nature '42, Club, S. O. S. Club Junior Es c o r t, Rille Club. EUGENE SLEDGE Vlfrestling '-l3. Mg YM... . , , A iv' .X N I l l'.'3gg,.l?2Q21' DALE SMITH Aviation Club EDWIN SNEARY WARD SNEESBY ..D.. I - .. .. I y Cub, Football 13, Wrestling: '42, '-lil. D Club, S.-iftty Coun- cil, Swimming, Track, llascball, Defense Coun- eil. MARY J. STAMEY t its LOU STANFORD 50-50 Club, Girl SDUFILS 50-50 Club, S t u d e n K Clllll SGC-. RUSIIGFS, AS- Council, Junior Escort - Sembly CDUYYI-A Svc-. JY. Big: Sister, Posture Con E-scort Bn: Sister Rec test '4,g PU-, u L ll MARVIN SIEGEL IRM A SIIVIONTON AVlatl0U Club, Fl'9HCh International Relations. Club. DOROTHY SMITH LORENE STARR Girl Reserves Club, Al'- tcr School Sports, Big Sister. EUGENE SMITH A v i in tio n Club, D Club, I-Ii-Y Club, Wres- tlim: '41, '42, Football '40, '-ll, llzisketlmll '40, Baseball '-ll, 'lI2. 46:-' 4 , I MIKE STATH D Club, Spur, Slu- clent Council, Basket- ball VIC. ll, '42, '43, Defense Council. - . . '1 s ' , xt rl nails ord Com., After School '41. After Sghugl N- Spllflff- ' Sports. ' STANLEY SINGER. Acappella Choir, R. 0. T. C., Sophomore Busc- bnll '41, Glee Club. LUCILLE SMITH Orchestra, Baton Club, Rifle -,Club, L i b r u r y Stulf, All-School Show, Assemblies, D e f 1- n s e Council. I fu ANNA SISKOWSKI CHARLES SMUKLER 50-50 Club, Hi-Y Club Pres.. Student Council, Football, B a is e b a l l, 'I' r a c k, Record Com., Student Ticket Sales- man. Rep. Student Council Convention, As- semblies, Orange and Black Com., Band. LORITA SPAHN BOB SPEERS After School Sports. D Cllll-N French Club. Spur, Tennis -All-City. in .W 4 A fi HAROLD STEPHENS t if 1 4 5 ' ,X S 1 V vntlkx X N. iw Buddies in round-,up WANDA STEPHENS Orchestra, Baton Club. Pre-Metlics Club, Rus- tlers, Sufcty Council Spur, Senior Council, Soph. and Jr. Assem- blies. All-City OrchI, Junior E s c o r t. Mary Louise White Reading Contest. HAROLD STETZLER Band, Orch., R o t a r y JACK STIMPFLING Club, SDur, S t u cl e n,t' C o u n c i l, Assemblies, Senior Treas.. Senior Councll, Candidate for H e a d Boy. National Honor Society. l xl, DONALD SWANSTROM X.. EVELYN SWEETEN Fine Arts Club, Girl Reserves Club. Girls' Sports Club, Interna- t i o n an l Relations, Na- tional Honor Society, Spur, Rodeo Stuff, As- semblios. BESSIE THRILKILI. Rustlers, Spur, Junior Escort. TED TURNER SHIRLEY TRANER -'.l'lmnksxzlving Assembly. MILTON VASQUEZ D Club, Wrcstlinxr '42, '43, All-State '43, Baseball '42, W. STROHAUER D Club, Fine Arts Club, Football, Basket- b all, Baseball, 50-50 Club, Assemblies. CTI EDWARD TADOLINI D Club, Spur, Foot- ball '41, '42, Baseball '42, '43, Wrestling '43. DOROTHY 'VRAYLOR Acappelln Choir. 50-50 Club. Operetta '42, Play Fe S t i v al '40, Music Week '41, '42. i- in H. STRUMPFLER Girl Sports Club, Latin Club, National Honor Society, S. O. S. Club, Spur, Rifle Club, After School Sports. A . S' r 'wif .lf . ,Y Er 'Y 1 s ' . .L . , , 'fn iif . 'L I M. TAVENNER Girl R e s e r v e s, Pre- Medics Club, Rustlers, F r es h m a n Assembly, Big Sister. on ,Y l X ' , I ' sh' l l, I PHYLLIS TULL Aviation Club, Band, Orchestra, Baton Club, Camera Club. Nature Club, Pre-Mcrlics Club, Rifle Club, Defense Council. ,,T,, We'll all stick to the stirrup 451 HARVE STUTSMAN Rotary Club. JAMES TAYLOR D Club, Nature Clul. Football '41, '42. COLLEEN SULLIVAN Fine Arts Club, Pre Medios Club, Glee Club, After School S p o rt s, Assemblies, Rifle Club. , f-uv G? ARNOLD TEPPER Aviation Club, Latin Club, Nature Club, Pre- M ed ic s Club, Spur, Shafroth Contest '4l. WILLENE TULL ZANE TULLOS 0 r C h e S t r H, Defense Student Council, Foot- Council. YE: LOUIS VERDEAL D Club, Football '42, Wrestling. ball, Wrestling. MARGARET VIGIL MARY F. VOLZ French Club Girl R , es., Needlework Guild, Pre- Medics Club Vice Pres. Rustlers, Spur, Soph Assembly, Jr. Escort Fresh. Assembly, Ran: gerettes. F EVELYN WASSEN RUTH WADDELL Club, Girl Res., S. O. , S. Club, Spur, Play Fes- . tival, Prom T i c k e t Salesman, Junior Coun- cil, S e n i o 1' Council, Orange and Black Judge, Junior Escort. f.. GLADYS WATERMAN After School Sports. sr' DRUSILLA WILEY Girl Reserves, L a t i n Club, Needlework Guild, Pre-Medios Club. MARGARET WILSON '27 DORIS WILL'IAMS French Club, Girl Re- s e 1' v e s, International Relations, S t u d e n t Council, Bit: Sister, J u n i o r Escort, Rifle Club, Music Club, Play Festival '40. Drama Club, F r e n c h, LORRAINE WAGNEF. Band, Baton Club. Girl Reserves, Nature Club, Pre-Medics Club, Stu- dent Council, Drum Ma- jorette, After School Sports. . 'X I GRACE WEISHAUPL Girl Re- 50-50 Club, s c r v e s, Spur, After School Sports, Big Sis- ter, Junior Escort. JIM WILLIAM Z- fl? LOIS WAHLBERG 50-50 Club, Latin Club Bustiers, Spur, After School Sports, Fresh- man Assembly, All- Girls Assembly. if at 5- WARREN W'ENDEL1N Acappella Choir, R. O. T. C. .A 1 . . W' 7- In i 4 R.- ' 'QQ-sq X, I ROI ERT WILLE BOB WALKUP ri' .' ROBERT WHITMAN French Club, Hi-Y Club, .R. O. T. C., Safety Council, National Hon- or Society. Ja- , t. nlfh N DORIS WARREN Baton Club. Rilie Club, Nature Club. ROSELYN WILDER Latin Club, Afler School Sports, Biz Sis- ter, Junior Escort, De- fense Council. CARROLL WILLIS ELIZABETH WILSON Drama Club. S a f e t y Council. M a n W h o Came to Dinner. NITA WILSON Baton Clu , Spur Li brary Stail' Junior Es cort. ll S Slide Rule Club, Spur, S Band, F r e n c h Club Tennis. Student Council, Soph omure Baseball. 7 RICHARD WILSON DAWN WILFPONG Track Ncefllew31IkbGu1ld Ire Mer ics U ,fn N A 1 in 1 in A 4 .- When you twirl your rope :fa We'll all have hope 59 JOHN WITHERWAX D Club, 50-50 Club, Hi-Y Club, Soph. I cmt- ball, Football, Baseball, Wrestling. Assembly Committee. Assemblies. e JOY YOUNG Rustlers, Spur, Fresh- man Assembly, Nation- al Honor Soviety. GLORIA WOOD Juninr Escort. DOROTHY WOODS Girl Sports Club, Rodeo Stalf, After S c h o ol Sports, .Junior Escort, LU CILLE WOO IJLEY Rodeo Staff. BOB YOCHES ILLA YOST Play Festival. Z01-TAY BERNARD ZALER R. YOUNGSTROM ANDREW , R. O, T. C. Band, Sophomore Foot- bull, Truck. Macaw! .SMA f ,,- '..i --1 l- For you're a buckaroo Band, C a m e r a Club, Radio Staff, Spur, Bas- ketball, Baseball. ln memory of our classmate and teammate, a great sports- man and a fine student, Michael Stath, who passed away on Feb- ruary 24, l943, as a result of' injuries suffered in an accident. We miss you, Mike, both on the athletic field and in the' classroom. HELEN ADOLPH BERT ANDERSON JASPER AVIS ROBERTA BAKER ELOISE BAXTER BONNIE BORLAND ROBERT CARMACK MAXINE CARROLL EDWARD CARTER DON CARTER MARVIN COHEN ROBERT COTTRELL EUGENE CURRY EVELYN CRAWFORD ELIZABETH E. DAVIS MARVIN DEBBER SHIRLEY DUCKWORTH ROGER DUNGAN ALFRED EBERT MERVIN EVANS EDWIN FISHER IMOGENE FITZ JACK FRARY EDWARD GARCIA A aj A Q X wt. , 'A A i init Q. . I I it We E. it-N. eamefza Shy S ' MARGARET GASNICK WILMETTE GAUGENMAIER HOPE Y GA BEN GERTZ KATHERINE GIBB FLORENCE GLIXMAN AARON GOODSEN CHARLES GREENE GEORGE GRAVES MARJORIE HALE EDITH HAMOR 'LLOYD HARKER SIDNEY HARTOG CLAUDE HENDERSON BOTHE AL IREY GLORIA JOHNSON ELMER JONES NELLA MAY JONES OWEN JONES BEVERLY KINBERG ARTHUR KING HELEN KONOLD LEE LAIR JACK LE PROWSE HELEN LICHTENFELD DARLENE LONG ELAINE LOUP MAE MUMFORD EMERY NAGY HELEN NORRIS CARL OAKLEY CARL OVERHOLT NEDRA PALMER GEORGE PEPPEL BEULAH PERRY RALPH PETERSON REBECCA PICKLER BERT PIHLSTROM HELEN PITNEY DAVID QUINTANA ROBERT RANDALL RUTH RINKE EILEEN ROBERTS GERALD ROSEN GRANT ROSIER ALVIN ROSS BETTY ROTEN . FRANCIS RYAN eww, af awe, School Opened ................. .. . . ....... September 9, Scrap Drive ............ ................ ....... S e ptember 28, Student Ticket Campaign ...... ........ O ctober 1, Scrao Dance ............................................. ...... O ctober 9, 50-50 Initiation ..............................,........... ....,. O ctober 10 Election of Senior Officers 1First Semesterl .......................... October 15: C. E. A, Convention ...................................................... October 22-23, Denver Public Schools Abolish Halloween Vandalism ......... .October 31, Operetta- Gypsy Rover .............................................. November 6, Tin Can Drive ............................................................ November 6-13, Armistice Day ................ .......... N ovember 1 l, Senior Party .............,....... ............. N ovember 13, National Gas Rationing ..... . ....... November 18-20, Defense Stamp Dance ,...... ..............................., .......... N o vember 28 Rustlers Initiation .............................,................... ........ D ecember 4 I Drama Club Play- Man Who Came to Dinner ............ Decvember l 1, Singing Christmas Tree .................................................. December 24, Christmas Vacation ............................ December 24, 1942-January 4 Election of Senior Officers 1Second Semesterl .................... January 12, P, T. A. Fathers and Sons Night ...,...... ...... ....... Shafroth Speaking Contest at Manual ....... S. O. S.-Rustlers Winter Frolic End of First Semester ....................... Junior Party ......................,........... Freshman Party ........................... State Wrestling Tournament .......... War Book 2-Point Rationing .... .. ...... Senior Assembly ....................,.. State Basketball Tournament ....... Junior Assembly .................... Play Festival ......,...................... Spring Vacation ........................... Senior Play- Cross My Heart .... Senior-Junior Prom .................... Girls' Week ............. Color Day ............. Alumni Night ....... Memorial Day ...,... Class Day ......,...... Commencement Vacation .. ........ . :Ulu S Ui L.. ......................March 2 ........March 26-April ......January 14, ......January 15, ......January 23 ......January 29 .......February 13 ..........February 19, .............February 27 .......February 24-27 ..............March 4 .....March 11-13 8 ...................March 1 1 ......May 10-14 ........May 14 ......May 21 ......May 31 ........June 4, .......June 10, .......June 11, cJ From the West High Cowboy range I 6, 5, 6, 3, 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 TOM SALAS TONY SCHMUKI RAYMOND SCOTT GAYLORD SHIRLEY STERLING SIMMONS AARON SKORA NADINE SMITH HERBERT SPEECHLEY ROSS SPENCER STUART STROBECK ROBERT SWEENEY ROBERT TALMADGE DAVID THOMAS BETTY THOMPSON THEABETH THOMPSON CHARLES TINSLEY JEROME VAN DYKE ELVA VTGIL ROBERT VOCATE LE ROY WALKER MARY WARSAVAGE ALBERT WEBER LAURA WILLIS ROBERT YAFFE QE - CC Auruie Q N, ,A '79 Q 'Il 0. . 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' , -lr f 1'-1--.-11'--U1---1,113 fi. e' . 1-- .,'- ,..f.-g'-.-'ffimf45?39P:s3S445..Vg:zsS.?5r?g9e.Q fy,--g,g1iq,f, -' -'--5-ff , Q-L-ff...-fCi..: -xx.. ' 5,-'lt V ' . I.-14:43?3I2,33..Igi.II.QfQgZII.fQIQI.QQ -I.If3pIgfiiI53g5,: 5.15m-I, 1. I , . .-. I-,,.,I.f..,,.Iq.5.,, I - . . .I.n'-fi... ' - -If.-f...-sg-III.IIII - - I, . ..--,4,s,.-,v-- In! ., 5, .. +- ..14LfLr!i!i:?:i.'4:-?'35? -:.'Q---LI-2? -.1 . I----I-AI yxr- -. - Mu -as-QI '1 ., f- - - s.-'. ' - -2 ,' 4 A'- -L 'H 1 ' 1 I ,. . ' . I ,. . - J,---u. .- ' 'f -. -. '1v: -.L 'f ' 4- - .-' - , I-,I .-....., '- - -. .I:4 ,1.,'- I Nfl! 'Z MARC-IE SETVIN FACULTY SPONSOR '57 STUART COCHRAN MECHANICAL DRAWING JESSlE BALES ART SPORTS . ,,. , 1 If I- . 'LI S . 1 D 1 x :I .J RAY DGARAGON SHIRLEY DODGE Rr O' T' C' ADMINISTRATION SPORTS The Annual Board, organized under Miss Margie Setvin, sponsor, returned to West to find that the war had made a drastic Change of plans necessary. The high school principals had decided that the schools must choose between no annual at all, or a book reduced in material and Cost to meet war needs. Feeling that a 2114 'AS' U ALEX BUCHANAN CHIEF EDITOR LEONA CRIBARI SENIORS BETTE DAVIS RODEO STAFF TEPHEN GORDEN S ASTA I-IAWLEY MANUSCRIPT NATIONAL HONOR SENIOR OFFICERS smaller book was better than none at all, the Board decided upon the second course and accordingly began the preparation of a memory book for seniors only. Alex Buchanan was elected editor with Shirley Ambler and Kenneth Losh associate editors. After Rembrandt and Morganti Studios were chosen SHIRLEY AMBLER' ASSOCIATE EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER A-5' 1 1 J - , I 4' I1 V. ' ' We - gf- 'fz fo- K-' W .Y Vw . -17' Y V SYLVIA HOUGHTON JOHN KARAMIGIOS SENIORS MECHANICAL DRAWING TYPING SPORTS I f.-Ts., IRENE POTRATZ NATIONAL HONOR SENIOR OFFICERS BOB SCHWI NDT SPORTS oy election as the senior photographers, and Bradford- Robinson was engaged to print the book! work went rapidly forward. Limited in space, the Annual Board was able to include only those activities of the utmost importance to seniors. Those events not recorded have been left to be read between the lines. V Q' -.U KENNET I-I LOSH ASSOCIATE EDITOR VL -0-Q if RUTH PEPPER ANNUAL BOARD' TYPING EUGENE LEVIN MANUSCRIPT ANNUAL BOARD MEMBER wnose PHOTO wAs NOT 1. I CHARLES BUBNIAK PHOTOGRAPHER TOM SALAS ART Faculty members assisting Miss Setvin have been: Don Allen, artj Miss Evelyn Jones, businessg Miss Lo- rena Hocking, manuscript, and James Aandahl, sales and publicity. We are deeply grateful to Mr. J. O. Burdette of Bradford-Robinson, who has given us so much of his time and patience. TAKEN I RGDSZU 87,4 QR ,gc il LAURENCE BROWN EDITOR FIRST SEMESTER ALBERT ANDERSON REPORTER MAXINE DUDLEY REPORTER JUNE MARTIN REPORTER BOB WHITMAN PAGE EDITOR Il, Q 5-g X lI5', -995 - -. lfl. fi' . 12,1 JIMMY BOYLE REPORTER . EL . ., 6 Y ,I IL Y BETTY HALL REPORTER RUTH PEPPER PUBLICITY DIRECTOR .-'I 2. . ,Y R. LORENA HOCKINC FACULTY SPONSOR 'F I , la PEARL BOYLE REPORTER f- I' ' . FERN HOFER REPORTER IRENE POTRATZ PAGE EDITOR Q' ALEX BUCHANAN SPORTS EDITOR 'F I. I I , IRMA ITALIANO REPORTER KATHERINE PREISS REPORTER 44 STEPHEN CORDEN EDITOR SECOND SEMESTER ILLA CARTER REPORTER JOHN KARAMIGIOS REPORTER ORVILLE RIDDLE REPORTER Recognizing its opportunity to help in the Victory program, the Rodeo undertook as its chief activities this year the publicizing of all war effort being carried on by West High, the spreading of news from the home front among alumni in the service, and the making of a permanent record of every Westerner engaged in the war. The Rodeo was to have published a special liberty edition for the men in the Service but a post office ruling prohibiting the Sending of newspapers and magazines overseas prevented it, It did, however, send many papers to the men stationed in the United States. Laurence Brown, now in the U. S. Navy, was its editor in the first semester and Stephen Gorden in the second. Miss Lorena Hocking was faculty sponsor, and Miss Mabel Ford was business manager. Reporters whose pictures do not appear, since they are not graduating seniors, are George Mayfield, Eloise Baxter, LaVerne Binford, Jeanne Mason, Arthur Barr, Peggy Klinge, Betty Ray and Stanley Cohen. BETTY DUDLEY PAGE EDITOR DOROTHY MAHONEY PAGE EDITOR DARLENE SEMKE REPORTER LUCILLE WOOLEY REPORTER -::ft'1:-Tang E' talk 2 ini : e ' :sul 1 gr-una-1 iq X.- C - u-r ' -ir 111. sq' ni is ii F5 Eff! ug! .rel Q JEAN ALLEY s ,Fd L.. ,j SHIRLEY DODGE ASTA HAWLEY .gli JIM ' QUICKENSTEDT JOY YOUNG !V147.9YQiIf14.f ,fmfvm 'F' ELIZABETH BABCOCK STUART COCHRAN FACULTY SPONSOR PRESIDENT i if if law.: 1 1 1 1. I.. . i -.,...f...v....... -. .-.. .-.--.-.-..-.-- -E- ? - 1 1 i L -- - .-.. ..- lt E.. ...a -- End I- ...-. .- l l ji C SHIRLEY SHIRLEY LAURENCE MERLE BERNICE ORDELL AMBLER BAUGHMAN BROWN BROWN COUCH DEVLIN VM pry' 6 S1 'Q' Y rf' MARGARET JACK LLOYD LEE RAYMOND RICHARD DOPPLEMAYR DRESSEL EVANS FARMER GARRETT GEMSON A 4 1 ' pi - at ' f 1 I - I I-33 . , 4. 1 . s - I Qi I , .f -I Q! fi 15 -I I ' I ' 4 If ig J x K A -Q il u'-E SYLVIA LORRAYNE KENNETH RUTH LEONARD KATHERINE HouGHToN HUPFER Loss-i PEPPER PERLMUTTER PRESS 1 I. Q I I' -f ,g . lf- . 4 - A -1' . it '- . . ' .- 4 . 4 VIVIAN BILL HAROLD HELEN EVELYN BOB REDDIN RICHMOND STETZLER STRUMPFLER SWEETEN WHITMAN HONOR SOCIETY MEMBER WHOSE High personal character, service to West, leadership in the class rooms and clubs, PHOTO together with high scholarship rating, are the qualities on which the senior and junior , candidates for the National Honor Society are considered. NO. E . ' , . . . TAKEN, 7 Honor Society members are expected to represent the best qualities of the West ,A ,, W- ' student body. They have made themselves known and felt as an influence for good in school, they have been outstanding in some particular kind of work or activity, they are mflw-l?g willing to perform any given task regardless of its size, and they are friendly and cooper- ative with both teachers and students. The group is headed by Mrs. Elizabeth Babcock, sponsor, Stu Cochran, president, Vivian Reddin, vice president, Bill Richmond, secretary, and Jack Dressel, treasurer. Other teachers associated with the group are Miss Louise Starr Peck, Lloyd Bailey, Howard L. Johnson, Mrs. Hildegard Sweet, and Miss Ethel T. Odgers. I , - ' 2 I .A A f I ,Q ,I I I II W I V I j I ' A I I ' I I If I , ..1,1 V ,. pf' 'I I I ll I -ci Iris A I ATHLETIC ABILITY ADORABLE DISPOSITION MERLE BROWN JOHN KARAMIGIOS SHIRLEY AMBLER STUART COCI-IRAN '9 F' Lf' .A .I,...I 'I CHARMING CHATTER DELIGHTFUL DANCING MARYJANE STAMEY CHARLES SMUKI-ER DOLORES RODRIGUEZ HAROLD KANTROWITZ I I I M II Ox IIIII ENGAGINC EYES. FRIENDLY FRANKNESS PATSY CLARK BOB SQHWINDT ALICE I-IIGGENS TOM MAY I Al l I . f 'Iii ' ra, 3' :QQ-I - 1' - x Ii I X . K. I I ' f 'I If I 'I-'I 'B A I CH:T OF GAB CRIPPINC- C-RIN LEONA CRIBARI ALEX BUCHANAN IRENE POTRATZ MAX HUN GATE I- FII PIU Q 38. .nf db INTRIGUING LAUGH MUSICAL MASTERY SYLVIA HOUGHTOIXI DICK GEMSON RUTH pgppgg KENNETH LQSH S 'I-ll.l an rv'-7Q,, my I NOTABLE NEATNESS HEARTY HELPFULNESS DOROTHY TRAY'-OR SAM RUDY SHIRLEY DODGE BILL RICHMOND Une Glaxo! '43 'af' QI -f , '7 PERSONALITY PLUS PERFECT POISE HELEN BUTLER JACK WITHERWAX VIVIAN REDDIN RAY GARRETT I ,ef I ' r 'SLA- ,! :jiri .. H ' SIMPLY DIVINE WINSOME WIT ASTA HAWLEY ORVILLE RIDDLE BETTY MAU5 OWEN JONES I 1, ' 'r ,. E: it I, I I ' 4' I ' I Q , , 1 FT f -1' - ' ' V' fl. fl . ' ' 1 5 -A -, ' .jf , 'lk fI I In times like these the importance of the corps to our country has greatly increased from what it was a few years ago. Our Coun- try is engaged in a great world war and it is the responsibility of the schools to prepare men for the armed services. The R. O. T. C. trains students in map reading, military history, marching, army customs and all other things pertaining to military life. In letters received from graduates in the service, they all impress HARVEY RIDDLE LT. COL. C-. EVERETT HILL, JR. F. M. I. P. M. S.8iT. upon the students that anyone having R. O. T. C. training has the best- chance for promotions in the armed forces. It may not be very long before it is required of all boys attending the high schools. Sergeant C. I, Cash is at the head of the West corps. Harvey Riddle is faculty military instructor. Bob Whitman was the cadet major the first semester and Jack Mitchell the second. Lieutenant Colonel G. Everett Hill is the head of all the corps in the city. SGT. CARL I. CASH UNIT INSTRUCTOR ,IIC 'L -U1 9- 'T T , .IL Eur'- , ., 'V - . . 'yi ,f SENIOR R. O, T. C. OFFICERS SGT. CARI. CAsI-I, uni: Instructor, CAPT. DICK GEMSON, MAJOR JACK MITCHELL, CAPT. Boa MCDANIELS, IST LIEUT ROBERT TOLMADCE, 2ND LIEUT, PERRY KAUFMAN, SGT. ANDREW zoLTAY, HARVEY RIDDLE, E. M. I. - . -. .IT .. M, SENIOR OFFICERS IN COMPANY I CAPTAIN DICK eEMsoN, 2ND LIEUTENANT PERRY KAUFMAN SENIOR OFFICERS IN COMPANY K MAJOR JACK MITCI-IELI., IST LIEUTENANT ROBERT TOLMADGE CH r hair ro 48 Mn! STUDENT COUNCIL 'lib W0 . 5' P55 'Y O' Qqeif' N1 s 'orafbxs O Q Bronco ZSRONA U H0 B045 usfers of 7753 O GW-,NLS P' xo wmgs me do Rik 6 ate we we' ods T l CHRISTMAS AT WEST 5-2nfa'S Helpers SENIOR PARTY A night to howl OUR CANDY MAN Bill, The Elati Street king f J W0QDSHOp . Cuttin' up with Miller SENIOR PARTY Harvest moon THE NOON WHISTLE Time for O'l-lenry BIOLOGY Bugs in the belfry STUDENT GOVERNMENT The voice of the Cowpokes MACHINE SHOP NOON DANCING All out for defense Ge' Off thaf foot, Bub! Something lacking, isn't there? AUTO MECHANICS g-i--+...,, '-Q Fla 4, SPRINGTIME, AH, SPRINGTIMEI A MECHANlC'S WARDROBE My dears, this is lovely What a mess! ANNUAL EDITQR TYPING LUNCHROOM Silver hair among the brown IAII HiH's children got rhythm Vitamin E-A-T T4 E' L1 1' SQ fbfary My 45: P S,-6 we sf Udk, JOHN AND NANCY The boids and the beez . ORANGE AND BLACK DAY Hercules ndes agaxn Xl OSL? Yxofsexe 69 Q6 PHO Wage 'PAGE -35 ca 3 wit! 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Along with this the individual is taught good sportsmanship, how to make decisions rapidly, to think clearly, and never give up, The coach is the person on whom the blame is put when the team is defeated, but to whom, when the team is victorious, due credit is not always given. He devotes his time and energy to building the char- acter of the boys as faithfully as to training a strong team and proves a real friend. Pill- i S X V V Z nf. , I S 1 - fa. , - ilgalg' ,ga mg ' MARV ARMSTRONG f3 - MONTOYA ' Golf Captain Swimming Captain RICHARD HOTTON Baseball Tennis. Golf NEWTON MORRIS Athletic Director MAX LUCERO Wrestling Captain ARNOLD LERNER Tennis Captain . ,. . .I 1 Six I I H x vu' . .f , , L-, , 37 arg - ' .,r' ' I ' 'P' , ' A ' - ' I l I .fi ll . , st V' l. .I '51 If A xg . ' SENIOR FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Row Twoi CLYDE KERNS, RAY DeARAGON, JIM TAYLOR, FRED MILLER, EDDIE TADOLINI, STUART COCHRAN, TOM MAY, BOB YAFFE BILL RICHMOND, JACK WITHERWAX. l Row Onc: WENDEL STROHAUER, JOHN KARAMIGIOS, HAROLD KANTROWITZ, ED SNEARY, OWEN JONES, BEN MOORE. 4007!-?14.L'.L' The l942 football season was a highly successful one for the West High Cowpokes. For the fourth year in a row West took undisputed possession in the second bracket one-half game behind the prep championship WEST I3, SOUTH 2 A band of fighting cowboys upset the dope bucket by defeating a powerful South eleven in the opening game of the season. Ed Tadolini scampered 90 yards on an intercepted pass for the first score and a 60-yard pass to Jack Witherwax accounted for the other score. WEST 32, MANUAL I2 Every member of the West High squad of 34 men participated in an easy victory. WEST I3, NORTH 2 Playing in ankle deep mud West easily defeated the Vikings. WEST 7, EAST O Playing in mud for the second week in a row the Cowboys again upset the dope bucket. On a tricky reverse, Left Halfback Karamigios went over from the I2-yard line for the lone score. South Rebels. At the beginning of the season hopes of the Cowboys' finishing anywhere near the top were very low. As one of the sports experts put it, West is too light and green to give any of the other schools much competition. WEST O, SOUTH 7 In one of the best played games in the Denver prep history a powerful Rebel eleven eked out a 7 to O victory over an out- weighed bunch of never-say-die Cowboys. WEST 12, MANUAL O Facing a stubborn line, the Cowboys took to the air lanes, as Don Teske, diminutive halfback, threw the pigskin all over the field to defeat the Thunderbolts I2 to O. WEST I9, NORTH O West again easily defeated the victory-starved Vikings. On the third play of the game Karamigios, behind beautiful blocking, galloped 56 yards to pay dirt. In the closing moments of the second quarter Harold Kantrowitz scooted 72 yards to score. WEST 7, EAST 7 An over-confident West eleven lost out on their championship hopes when the ever-dangerous East Angels held the Cowpokes to a 7 to 7 ti, thereby putting the Cowboys one-half game behind the South Rebels, who took undisputed possession of first place. Ed Tadolini, small but mighty center, Jack Witherwax, endp Jim Iaylor, tackle, and John Greeley Karamigios, left halfback, were first team choices on the local papers' All-City selections. A scoREs ,--I if . . It . I t West .......... 20 1 South .,.,,,..,. 1 5 , .1 wr SCORES in 'f M: c.l11?l1 .yf1,QE? ' P 134 fl -mfrjgq . QM -Lf' fy: 1: 'f,E'ftff.E'g219r. A 'J'-f:,,,65l-,i:H: ji Afjii 'ffl Q I, U: .jtjqvfi-:j,5l'.jst-.,: 30 West .......... e South .......... 21 West .......... 24 i West .......... 19 Manual ...... 23 ' Manual ...... 15 West .......... 32 West .......... 40 North .......... 21 North .......... 26 West ......... .23 . West .......... 28 East ....... 22 East .......... l..32 Row Two: MARION Pi-IluPPus, JACK Lorrus, LLoYo EVANS, CLYDE KERNS, GEORGE sYMoNs, MIKE sTA'rH, ALEX BUCHANAN. Row One: JACK GREENBERG, ARNOLD DEITSCH, JOHN KARAMIGIOS, WENDEL STROHAUER, STANLEY GREENBLATT. B14.SKL'7B14.L'.E The 1942-43 campaign was a very successful one for the West High Cowpokes. Wilford H. Woody was brought out of retirement to guide his team into a first place tie for the city league and runner-up pgsi. tion in the state meet. The Cowboys went through the Denver prep league undefeated until the last encounter with East when the Angels eked out a victory over the Cowboys in an overtime game. As one of the two teams representing Denver in the State Tournament, West S C9 ,, , LEONARD PERLMUTTER, KENNEEIFIIESJSH, JIM WILLIAMS, ARNOLD ' SENIOR TENNIS LETTERMEN An unsuccessful season is all that anyone could call the 1942 tennis year. The squad was inexperienced and below par In quality compared to the last few years. What they lacked in quality they made up in spirit. They finished in last place but they were on top when it came to fight. The scores were as follows: South 6, West 0, Man- ual 5, West 1, North 6, West O, East, 6, West 0. Arnold Lerner was elected captain. Just after the season opened, Richard Hotton replaced Elbert Chap- man as coach. 1 defeated Pueblo Centennial 128-221 and Fort Collins l4O-291 to set up the crucial tilt between West and East for the state crown. Before an overflowing crowd the two teams played a nip and tuck game which went into a third overtime before East come out on top, 32 to 30, in one of the most thrilling and best played games ever held in the Denver Municipal Auditorium. Every member of the West Hiqh first team was placed on either the first or second All-State honor teams. BILL MARKHAM, LEROY MOSS, BOB SCHWINDT SENIOR GOLF LETTERMEN This year's golf team, as in the past years, gave a good account of themselves in league competition. Throughout the season the Cowbovs were on the too of the heap until the last drastic match, in which thev lost to East, thus putting West ino second place behind East linksmen and South, who captured first place honors. At the beginning of the season Coach Ritchie I-lotton, who turned in a creditable job of coaching in his first golf assignment, was greeted by three Iettermen-Leroy Moss, Marv Armstrong, and par-shooting Bob Schwindt. In their four matches the links- men tied South, beat North and Manual, and lost to East. Mem- hers of the squad who lettered are Lerov Moss, Dick Aullinson, Bob Schwinrlt, Marv Armstrong, Bill Markham, Wayne Moss, Don Morris, and Dick Jones. The last three mentioned are sophomores and have two years of competition left. Marv Armstrong was hon- ored in being elected captain by his teammates. WRESTLING West High was very proud of its wrestling team this year when they brought to the school the first championship of any kind since l935. Not only did they take the city title but they went on ahead to win the state championship. They met many of the schools in the state in both practice and regular matches. They did not lose one of these matches. Bo Place succeeded Elbert Chapman as coach of the team. He showed the team many of the tricks he used to use and did what any coach would give anything to do, that is, winning both city and state championships the first year at the school. Max Lucero was chosen captain. Those who made all-state were Milton Vasquez, Kenneth Milliken and Dave Owens. SENIOR WRESTLING LETTERMEN Max Lucero, Ed Sneary, Louie Verdeal, Ross Spencer, Dave Owens, Milton Vasquez, Eli Barr B ll :sl ' I Il. lf BASEBALL-1942 I ln a season predominated by hitter's glory and pitcher's agony, the ellar-swelling Cowboys placed John Karamigios in the shortstop slot and loycl Converse in a utility position. These two boys were all-city baseoa.l la ers. Y Because the hitting was the dominating factor in the league, the close ecisions for all-city positions were determined by the stickwork of the la er. Y Leonard Karden and Arnold Deitsch were two Westerners who 'received erths on the second team. Had the Cowboys finished a little higher in e standings, Arnold Deitsrh, who is lust a sophomore, would have been a ertain selection on the mythical team. Karamigios closed his high-school baseball career in a blaze ot glory. FINAL STANDINGS ' TEAM WON LOST PCT. Manual .... 5 3 .675 South Us 5 3 .625 East ...... . 5 3 .625 North ..,... .,.. . ......., . ,, .. .. 3 5 .376 West ......,...,, .. .. ,.. . 2 6 .250 ow Two: Earl Cochran, Floyd Converse, Arnold Deitsch,' Bill Jackson, arold Franks, Harold Cooper, Richard Hutton, John Karamigios, Leonard Karden, Don Teske. ow One: Gene Smith, Herb Shepard, Bill Richmond, Harold Kantrowitz, Bob Schwindt, Stu Cochran, Roy Fritz, George Fry. . yy. 5 A. . A XIAI' tif. I l 9 . .1 . ,.. ct. A ' I SWIMMING . The swimming competition has come to an end with a feverish splash. A new king has been crowned, as East was dethroned, having to give up a title they have held for seventeen consecutive years. South, the new king, went all the way to the championship un- defeated. The Rebels made a fine showing against competitive prepsters. West, who did better this year than they have done in several seasons, gave everything they had to offer, but to no avail, as they ended the season in last place, after one single victory over Manual's Bricklayers. Letters were awarded to Gil Montoya, unanimously elected cap- tain, and second place in All-City, to Ray DeAragon, Wilbur Stut- heit, Bob Schultz, Maurice Drake, Clarence Drake, Jack Bailey and Ward Sneesby. SENIOR SWIMMING LETTERMEN Ward Sneesby, Ray DeAragon 1 '-tg TRACK-I 942 After three years of hard work, Coach Harvey Riddle had track prospects which brought a smile of happiness to his face. The squad was especially strong in the sprints and relays, but the field events were the main stumbling block. Dave Thomas and John Kirk were pointing for top honors in all the sprints. lmrovich, Morris, Patterson, and Barfoot were some of the other leading dash men. Cummings, Mihoover, Gorden, Sneary, and Allum were the best of the distance men, while Losh and Sterkel were topnotch timber toppers. Phillipus and Shpall will be returning weight men. I West's track team finished fourth in the final standings. Row Three: Bob Berger, Bob Cummings, Jerry Shoall, Albert Allum, Paul Nichols, Godfrey Mihoover, Kenneth Losh. Marion Philippus, Frank Stanley, Don DeVaney, Dick Wilson, Bob Cummings, Harvey Riddle. Row Two: Don Croshy, John Kirk, Steve Gordon, Jack Bain, Bob Gaut. Tom La Free, Adolph Plz, Ronald Morris, Bob Bartoot, Albert Spalti, Dan Gibson, Bob Sorrell, Ed Nichols, Eddie Garcia. Row One: Ralph Taylor, Charles Anderson, Warren Weber, Sid Hellman, Jack Bachman, Gud Karavites, Merle Midget, Julian Lobato, Al Baumbach, Johnny Morillo, Trinidad Garcia, Bob Masters. .f87'7L'f2 GIRL' MAXINE ANNA MERLE BERNICE A BARROWS BORGA BROWN COUCH PEGGY VIRGINIA BENITA VIVIAN CULL DIETEMAN GARCIA GATES H' g The increased enthusiasm and competition are indicative of the 4' .rapidly growing popularity of sports among the girls. I Carrying out the fourfold purpose ot the department-hy 6 gienic, educational, social, and recreational-girls under the I- ' supervision of this physical educational division gained what is, , according to Mrs, Randall and Miss Dougherty, the principal pur- pose ot education, the ability of co-ordinating the mind with the ffl I body. - - .- 2- Credit was given the West girls for their excellent competition in earning enough athletic points to be awarded school letters. . L I MARJORIE IRENE VIVIAN NICHOLS POTRATZ REDDIN ,I Q ' l V - it RUTH DOUGHERTY INSTRUCTOR GERTRUDE MABEL RANDALL SED'-MAYER INSTRUCTOR l LEONA CR I BARI ASTA HAWLEY K -. I ,, I ,nil ' V '.'1g... .i.., - - BETTY MAUS MARY ROGERS HELEN STRUMPFLER 7Rf4!.L 8 ZIV! E HAVE come +o fhe end of fhe 'l'rail of our high school years. Here our ways divide, and where and when we shall mee? again is more uncerfain +han in peace 'rime years. li' may be on foreign soil, or on 'l'he'high seas, in civilian life, in college, or on fhe baffle front bul' whafever fhe fuiure may hold one fhing is sure. We will be frue sfo our frusf. more earnesi' in our dufies. more 'faifhfullio 'rhe ideals of democracy because of our having aH'ended Wesl' High School as members of ihe class of l943. Miss Margie Selvin has earned our lasfing grafifude by her enihusiasm, her inreresf. her pafience and help in 1'he publica- iion of 'l'his volume. 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