West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)
- Class of 1946
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I Q . . 3. 5: 1', l 4 fa I fm 4' fi' ,. 1 if -'a' 1- f Kg? W H., ,gall 1? Z7 f 1 if ffl fn' r' ,Y V :. 1 . 5 12 ,. ,ii 4 , 'Q ,Hal , , ff , gl n lt' up 'R rl I 'SZ X4- E+ K s -sg!! A , as N X K 14,70 ,,?,Qv, r t . - f -N - .455 fv',15g1-'RN , f ' ' 'xxx H-eras. 4 ' 'Mx 'x .fi bt 1' it l XX r SN O 9.4! - 3537 itll l I M uxl '91 ull IW slit If ' 543' l XXV. N .5 , ES, 4' 554' .l if li i 4 of' X . af' gm' alle' EARLBURT c. N145 WE DEDICATE this Annual to a true interpreter of music, one who has brought music to us in an understandable fashion, and who has made it exciting and inviting. He has directed our band at football games, pep rallies, assem- blies, and has led our orchestra at plays and operettasg he has made them the best school band and orchestra in the City of Denver. He is known by everyone in the school for the kind of person he is, friendly and efficient, never letting others down and never taking a day off. Like us he has been a student at West, and now he is a teacher developing musicians and music lovers, creating a new interest in lives that before had no means of expression. We know that he will keep on doing the work that he has been doing, and in the manner that has become his characteristic trade mark, because he is happy that way. The Class of '46 is honored to dedicate its Annual to you, MR. PIKE. 1- 1 I -uf 1 ll If ff 4 7 r l 1 ,l PEACE DEDICATION When the lights came on again all over the world, and the tloodlights once more streamed over the statue of liberty in New York harbor, they symbolized the light that is coming to the world, the light of wise understanding that means Tk the dawn of everlasting peace. Hardly realizing, themselves, the greatness of their deed, hundreds of Westerners offered freely what they had of youth and life to bring i this light to a darkened world. No book ot light would be X complete without a page ot dedication to these young '41 X . I men and women, or without a prayer ot trust for X X I them and for us tox God, the spirit of X, universal Light. l i s Ag? 'K 'k 4 ll' 'K 4 SEND THESE, THE HOMELESS, TEMPEST-TOSSED TO ME, l I LIFT MY LAMP BESIDE THE GOLDEN DOOR! l llnscription on the Statue of Libertyl lffkxk M.I 19DoqulJ 4 2l'ABLE or CGNTENTS 4 'ag Iigingiful' t 'wiki 'A 4 laden we DEDICATE . . . i 'Sass FOREWORD ,K 11- liliivmga, GUIDING LIGHTS-TI-IE FACULTY SEARCH LIGHTS-THE CLASSES ek I-IEAIJLIGI-ITs-TI-IIs SENIORS ,k ,k I .ION THE BEMg,,-LENISR g0gITEST wg-W. BRIGHT LIGHT -T EJ NI R -xiF,j'!'I ' T Ti7?1fs FIRE LIGHTS-THE SOPHOMORES S TAIL LIGI-ITs--TI-II: FRESI-IMIEN 4 Sf' , Av, ' BEACON LIGI-ITs-cLAssIzooM SCENES 4 , fain , SPORT LIGHTS-ATHLETICS 61' if TORCH LIGHTS-oIzGANIzATIoNs X43 I FLASH LIGHTS-CANDIDS g CONCLUSION Q7 A, 4 ei' t ' I K i 4 we FoREWoRD . if - 4' j 9 Z9 4 4 Introducing the LIGHTS OF ,rf - -k 4 '46, .... From head lights to A . tail lights . . . they have all been A 'Bl set down on paper through the me- 4 J sX I! ' o 'v A ya l S , I I Il, 'Ps '79 X I 75 1 I We gjfj I If Y 4 Q I 4 K 'K dium of words and pictures. lt is only natural that we asso- ciate West with the ever present scientific mystery called light. The more light one has, the clearer he can see, and our years in West have given us, we hope, a deeper insight into the present and a clearer vision for the future. As you turn through the pages of this volume you are now holding, we hope that you, through recall- ing the past four years, will find 5 satisfaction and happiness to light 1' A I your way. l' i 4 li is F' NV IX .-51 I ,Q I., Q? me . X KX I 'I 1.7 YQ ' A 'K 'k we ,, Uk l if A 1 MIMQ Donald I I , n .A AX ..-- , Mr. Sam MR- SAM Princisgl HILL We wiii aiwavs remember R. Hiii as principai and friend, chiefiv friend . . . his smiiing face . . .his outdoor compiexion . . . his dancing in the gym . . . his friendiv advice . . . warning us about iunch periods . his addresses on the radio svs- . his originai iaugh . . .his ' office . . . the privi- . priviieges fuiiest 'rein . . . his iven us . . d to the iokes . . ieges he has g which we have eniove We know that West has been grow- ing in statureg it has received recogni- tion from aii kinds of groups, aii under ieadership of our principai. We re- st wouid not be the schooi 'dance that he has the aiize that We it is without the gui given it. One of the nicest things in our iives is that we have known Mr. Sam R. ifiiii. i 7 A2 1, . is Nga 5- r.s? 5f 8 MR. Pxssistant Principai describe the char Grdinary words can not acteristics that beiong to our assistant prin cipai, Mr. Wiitord Woody. Aiways busy Mr. Woody takes part in a wide variety ot activities. He pians the programs that titx together pertectiy, or eise drive somewhat f'.,,M sane students crazy. His tamiiiar voice A rings in most ot the broadcasts ot West's 'ig radio system, the statt ot which he spon- li sors. He is responsibie tor a number ot the WRX iaws which make tor a weii discipiine schooi. Out ot schooi Mr. Woody is known to tootbaii tans as the voice which gives sig- niticant comments on the games through the media ot Hiiitop stadium's ioud speaker WILFORDHANOODY X ! system. Nir. Woody is a tormer basketbaii coach, r over the City Auditor es. iso an announce ' r basketbaii gam and a uring mayo ff' IU. MRS . H' Di-a?iGARD S I one of fGi S ' SWEET s our dea the frie,-,dr . . le 1. .n add- . V7 Qf In lf: girl S nerf hefp r fne llde 'H W eels free teveryonndliness gard SW eg Og G, a I5 h Get o to herzgrigryegv Vlce. ' She h at W as been 50ugheSf, -buf helpf 1 t her adviso fol-Ins nof Om e- any boyy fo fhe g' 1 S If S have Mrs ha5 and Jar?-greeabl one. up to hertvgnoiur :Syd pleasant It m0fe est Sh Esgn gaggfsly be S .d Ways rl-.aff 1 5 I ar we Take Light tibia Mrs SW e L- ' eet ha S FS. SW ,S eer, friengpgfrgwnify tggiliilfs of ,46 ' ank YOU, 1 , Q GUIDI NG L IGH TS A . . 1 . If 1 v , A 'Vx '. ,' 3 . 'r . , f ,H Q 1 N . I ' J - mn- -, 1 k . , X ,.,f w . '-' , iv ,v ,m f-A , -, I -gm, .. f . ,,, J V ,Q A , '15 - . , - ff' 5, 3,3 , - ,:g,,'f V Ei ,K wk: . .5 3 1 , x ' s 1 ,Jw J 5:3 :tp Q ,, ' 1, 'f .' ' -41, az., ,4 Q. v . Y. , , YV, a , 'Q-5' .+, Mfmprqnu IJ J' , QQ. ' 'Q -yy ,A iii , by ,A Tr! . , ,, ,J . 1-1,:. f' ' Z , -, V 1.-,Z fg 5, ,Jw 6 X XZABETH est are its faculty who . -Liz .. , FACULTY nerved us as teachers and sponsors and whom we proudly claim as friends. With their service dis- charge a number of our for- 'hter teachers have returned to West. Resuming their former duties are Miss Dor- othy McCreary, Mr. Norton Trustman and Mr. Ralph Easley, who were away serv- ing in the armed forces. Miss Dorothy Alexander, who was also in the service, came back to her position with the office staff. From 3 . ,. as risk 4 W 'I 1, 1 'tml A L5 fr -Q - 4 W Cv U t ,'t' . I B ABEQC5 EYX EEST? A :S XComff'e'dal TY L. DOUGHEE RUTi:hYsiCaX Equgah X 'X 5 X 3 , RME5 MNQQFL General Ed'-'Ca ' psychology i.i.oYp s'Au.EY Science l7oCkS iNKER CH FLI- ff. ? f r .4 'Nia .f Kim- ' .. ft M513 by if xwgflt 1.4.1 PPA 1 X t2i'L?..f , Art N HELEN U. 3 Ma5. e1fshA YU55 em-3 Qcs ' L Ol-lVlA BR tion AR General a ES R. CRA l l Ens . oo!din3Kl0l'1 9 the Administration Building. Miss Evelyn Jones returned to teaching from an admin- istrative position. We regretted seeing four of our favorite teachers, Mr. David Welsh, Mrs. Mildred Jeffrey, Mrs. Lucille O'Dea and Mrs. Maxine Delmare leave West for other posi- tions. At the parting of our roads, we, the Lights of '46 wish to express our thanks and to show our grat- itude to our ever remem- ibered Guiding Lights. 1 ... ,- Lf 2 , r t tr l JQ sem., Cor-n,f.,NE effigy lMAR GF-'hey A' D5DDs fal Ed , i Ehglisgci ho . MARY EASLEY A. 1: Rggrzgg Eduveation Genegrgski gig-,Z-'ER X E,-iglis g :sh X 'l Gene? Education . , ST WILL ns is . -' lndustrlal Arts FUNM- IA S CO0I'dlr1atI0n HARRY - GIRAULT A HBE DNA GUSTAF5 VER WAS-gin Lfbfaffan ON OLX Genefax Rafexee A CaDe LAY jg izengjiigggiax E ,xk in HEDLEY ooliis,ifi7SENy l-lELBlG V XNXLUA EduC?'ion lndustrialux-:Lon Generiltematicsts Ma tal N no 1f'4?iiffi4g11.. E ducat' GRAGEne'ax E W? W - , LOReNAdE,ggfgv1sef no 2 JENWNGS L- ' GEORiEuseri3l Arts MARTHA H N HOWTO ULL General Educa rion Al CHAE,1?Educati0 Home 5C0 0mics Gene G d Caflo Generahglighfm ProduC'l0nS K Y KmKPATRlC LE 1 h H0me Econo ' General E mics YN JONES duca l'lQn AGNES KRAGH General Education Science GEORGE HEY General Education COr'nmerciaI Senior Spon SOI' WO General Education OD Science COfnl'nercial VOC. plac 9. LLE I Ph ' yslcal Education Q 1 LUL W ESEE K M. KING General Education Coordination - Public Relations I I l c LANPHERE EN LAND Y -on d can Genefgqgush RY OLSON MCCREARY IS MUN NEWTOIEI gucagon ?en6Iec. Place' M. ECK Louise aufamf. GelFt:7ll3Lema'ic5 bgeprteral Education V OPAL B. X hsh. l X :SSW Nds PADDEU' Educanon ERNlEEducat30n M LYTLE Industrial Ang I I . ux VV vw General Educatior5AY English X Assemblies EARLBURT C. PIKE Ba d n Orchestra 5 xUA5TON SANTI General Education Physical Education Mathematics ELLA WALKER SNYDER MARG'E SETPHN Home Economics Commefclad 'sef A v Annual Board Student Council VINN H0 MARSH EconomiCsALL ETHEL T General duca non MABEL 5 I G - RANDALL Heneral Education ealfh Education I HERBERT General Educii-ES US 'al A rs ,K i R DO OTl'lYC7erk BE Swelary WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER Mrs Barbara Couden Miss Mabel i l OBERT TAYLOR ROBERT T'-HBODEAU S' R Mathemallcs Mafliematics Scien HOPE Science Visual Egan. f RUTH R. W D. VAN l-ANql2lGl-lANl Gef1Er3lEdugg:lr:lER al V U i TMAN Mather? Engnggnn ADA BRIGHT H Library Clerk ELEQ lRONFl Ll ,l Miss Lorena Hocking If ur three beloved teachers, all of whom have taught in West for more than twenty-five years, will retire from teaching at the close of school in June. The wish of the Annual Board was to express ap- preciation in behalf of the entire faculty and student body ,by dedicating one page to these three grand teach- ers, but we have honored their requests that no pictures and only a very modest space be allotted to them. Mrs. Couden, Miss Ford, and Miss Hocking, we all feel deep gratitude for the years of friendship and asso- ciation with you and wish you every happiness in the future. To be graduating from West High School along with you, the members of the class of l946, is the priv- ilege of those of us who are retiring from the faculty in June. ln the coming years, we like you shall be seek- ing new experience and new opportunities for usefulness in life. It is for each of us, in the words of Tennyson, to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. nf' . i . K , A ' -, - , . SEA RCH LIGHTS . 'Y V. . ' ' ' 'w x , Q v , Q ' I, f. 'I W . - ,r-J, . -. A Q ,,'f,v ' V Aff Am. ,' V ff ,, 1 fy ' 7' ' , L .u ' ' ri' x t K .f 4 , Q. A , if-' g f? ' ': 1 ' , 7, , t , Q ,N 1. - U L , ' I -Q A ,.uf:a?f' - - w , -'-V. , ,iq I -gjyfl Hr. , .::fffL , ' X 'o an 1 5!:: 1, ,V . LW: . Q:..,. , 4 . V 1 .un ' .' fs ' 1.1 HS. 1-'vjk f V vu , 3 M ., 5 -Q W - .3 J, 'L . . .Af , 1 .f. 2 'A X ' x Lf 4- . 'f , X , ,V -f . ',1N , , lrdy -N I ' f X - ,555 - ,. uw, ' ,. ,X W A l x, f, N5 's ' , , R T. ,ki :X , Y Q A 1 'M 1' . .4 ' X 1 w E THE CLASSES UNITED WE STAND-DIVIDED WE FA 1 ye MARY WISTCOX Secretary V Witty and wise and everything nice is our secretary of the Senior Class, Mary Wistcox. We all agree that a more capable person than Mary could not have been found to do the task of keeping the books and minutes of our class. Mar is always ready to lend a helping hand, in a most pleasant way and iilled her position successfully. JORENE GROVER Treasurer Honors to Jorene Grover for her keen interest in the Senior Class. Jorene was chosen treasurer of the Senior Class and has really helped to make it a success, She handled the job of col- lecting Senior dues in a capable way and we, the Lights of '46, wish to express our gratitude to Jorene for do- ing her work and doing it well. Head. Girl Dorothy Hoglund Lovely to look at and nice to be with is our first semester head girl, Dorothy Hoglund. Dot served on various commit- tees, some of which are lnter - School Council, Finance and Assembly. If our lunchroom and hall conditions lagged, Dot was right there, doing everything possible to improve them. Dorothy, with her sweet and cor- dial manner, kept the friendship and admiration of all un- derclassmen as well as of Seniors. FIRST SEMESTER CLASS OFFICERS Jack Rudey Jack Rudey served Head Boy West during the first semester as a capable and willing head boy. Not only outstanding as a leader, but a hustling back on the football squad and wrestling team was our shy and bashful Jack. As head boy, Jack had a real job to do, lead- ership to establish by example, and to promote the spirit of friendliness. We are all proud of the work Jack has accomplished, espe- cially since we list him as one of our newcomers to West High. BILL BURBANK President Our first semester Senior President was tall, lanky and we might add polite Bill Burbank. Bill is one of those boys who can be depended on at any time and anywhere that he is needed. In ad- dition to being a very capable officer he served well on the football and bas- ketball teams. During the years that Bill hashbeen at West, he has made many friends both in athletics and in the sociel field. MARIE MCDONALD Vice President A super personality characterizes red- haired, good looking Marie McDonald, Vice President of the Senior Class. Marie, known for her ability to accom- plish anything she starts, assisted the president in every possible way. There was nothing that was put before her which she could not undertake, and she managed both the work of the vice- presidency and one-half of the Annual art work with ease and speed. NICK GREGORY President Nick Gregory took over the job of being Senior president with the same sort of will and initiative that he used in handling the wide variety of other jobs that ave been his, His friendly ways, his ever present originality, and his all around personality are just some of the things for which we will remem- ber the second Senior president of the Class of '46. FRANCES H ICKS Vice President Vice presidents seldom do anything, so the job was an easy one to fill, but Frances Hicks found work to do and did even more than was demanded of her. An outstanding member of each of the many clubs which list her as a member, Frances lived up to the ideals which many aim for but few succeed in reaching. Georgia Woelbing Georgia Woelbing Head Girl has never been known to slip up on the job, everyone who knows her, whether student or teacher, can testify to that. During the period that she has been at West, she has set her sights, kept to the line, and arrived at the target in the best of fash- ion. Positions of lead- ership have been hers all along the road, and all of their responsibilities have been met in the right manner SECOND SEMESTER CLASS OFFICERS Bruce Earhart Head Boy Great efforts di- rected in the right places usually mean success, and in Bruce Earhart's case there was no exception to the rule. Ever since coming to West, Bruce has followed the trail that has led to the highest posi- tion in the school- head boy. The run of the mill type of person never climbs that high. Rounding out a school career of leadership and citi- zenship combined with other favorable virtues, Bruce has set the pace for those to follow. JU N E BURKY Secretary June Burky is known by everyone as one of those who possesses the three V's-vim, vigor, and vitality. Giggling her way through thick and thin, June has been one of the secretaries who are different-just different: she is the kind of person that says hello to those she knows on days when elections aren't held. SHIRLEY STEPHENSON Treasu rer Talent, personality, and a friendly attitude are mixed together in the right proportions by Shirley Stephen- son, who sang her way into the office of treasurer one election morning. Shirley must be mad about money, because she has held the position of treasurer in more than one of the school clubs., , H 552:52 LIGHTS SPONSORS Haflseo fchairm aio 6254 SENIOR CLASS DOUG-VX UL GOURXIP WE THE SENIORS are searching out the right path from among the many to be followed. lt is a long and hard job, but the seniors have had a lot of fun along the way, as well as their share of good hard work There are many events classes and homework . . . music AlGNES KRPXCSA that are only memories now '. . . par- and mirth . . . football games and lo ties and proms . . . plays and assem- noisy street cars . . . basketball UlSE S blies . . . lunches and dances . . . games and snowy nights . . . teach- DOROTHY MALCOLM ADAMS ALBERT ers and tortures . . . Friday nights at the canteens . . . ditching school . . . reading the Rodeo . . . walk- ing in the halls . . . opening our An- nuals for the first time . . . all are memories which will fade but not dis- appear entirely. Though our high school years are now only memories we still have the future to which we look forward. We have built the foundatioing now comes the building, and the whole structure will depend largely upon the architec- tural plan designed during our years , 5,r.c,,.s lc is L-2 i GEORGE GLORIA ALLEN ALMOU IST es,2gf.s:':s.f: Mwi, . ,X - T i i t MERR IAM BRI NTON MERRITT MARY I SABELL SEYMOUR ANDREWS AREGON ARLEDGE ARMENTO AUSTIN AUSTIN K W CHARLES GWEN ELTON N IGEL BEVERLEY DONNA AVERETT ' AZELTI N E BACHLI BAER. BALES BARNES MURIEL BARROWS BEARDSLEY X 530 I JOE B E A JERRY EVELYN BIEBER BIRD ues, LIZ 'I?5nS IE?agSf0fafZ5IS3 iihiieigsiiiii ill? C235 King, who can toss off a sparkling number with greaier ea5eHl'?SH.gwZuI0iiiff'f6IIliSf Jflifie 215 IXfeE'S!IEL'ff pike, - pccompanying singers, from sopranos fo basges, and piay- 'W'-'-'CENT JOYCE SEZZi'0ZS3Sm'SiL5YSLffZES'22,1258f.Ig'FIaZL1i5mlnil ?3 DORIS NORMA numerous other places. I ' 5? 5 rr r I ,,RQ ' gg I f ii 1 , LOUISE PAULINE SALLIE JEAN CHARLES MYRTLE SHIRLEY BOMGARDNER BONE BONNIFIELD BOOK BRADY BRIZENDINE JUDD , if MERLE JANIE WILLIAM JUANITA - JUNE BROWN BRUCE BURBANK BURKE BURKY BROWN .EV.-. V E, J. v- ! I , ffl ' A .M F ij J EMMA JEAN DORIS RUTH REVEA BOB JEAN E'I'I'A BURN ETT CAMPBELL CARLSON CARTER CATTANY CHASE I ,, , , ,gg 8 CJ SX ffl LAVERNE VIOLET CHRISTIANSEN CHRISTIE The man with the solid build, otherwise known to West students as Dennis Hunt, is on the list of calm and quiet boys who really accom- plished what they set their hearts on doing. Den- MARILYN JUANITA CLOWES COCKRELL DON P '-' P 2Q1.I'asvi1f'gf,0TlaTqaegejiffnyfflflcfillsl lsfgglfgff Tfenvl EMOGEAN HAZEL CODNER COHEN was more than satisfactory. CQLLINS Q3 W. H 1, git ie? P. r'- . ., t,.,. ,W Q . ,Ji ,.,, .19 W. 1 U 5 5 1 JOANN GLORIA MARTHA FERN JEAN BETTY CQNDE CQRCQRAN CQRREA COWGER CROWELL CUMMINGS 5: A , . - as 'nwWi5gf?fG in v W Nw- f 'lx t ' . A 1 I th'- ' . , ' , .fl its eq,-.iw IRWIN NORMA DAVIS DEGARMO DEMMER DENNHARDT DIAMOND DIEDRICHS DON LADON NA CAROLYN SHIRLEY in iz BEI IY BETTY MAXINE ' BRUCE DOLSBY DUNBAC DUTTON EARHART EDWARD MARGARET EBERT EDWARDS DOROTHY MARCUS ERTLE EVA HARRY MARY LOU FLESHMAN FLINDT Xfo Q- Top girl in the band and orchestra department is musical and charming Revea Carter. In her eagerness to do her bit here and there she did secretarial and clerical work for Mr. Pike, checked uniforms and kept the music library. She was al- ways ready to help with the assemblies and every- one listened for her sweet, melodic tunes. Ale Q25 il' 3 MARIE LEONARD FANNING FASS MILFORD LEROY FOX FRANK 11: ,im MJ - i L ii, f DORIS ROSEMARY ELSIE JEAN MARY BETTY FRIEDRICH GARRAMONE GATES GIBSON GIBSON GILBERT i, I I BE'I'I'Y DELAINE SIDNEY NICK DUANE JORENE 1 GLYNN GOU LD GREENBERG GREGORY GROUT GROVER LEONARD MONA JOSEPHINE HANK BETTY JACK GUDGEL HARRIS HARVEY HASLER HECTOR HEGGENBERGER 20 C ! GARNET EDWARD FRANCES MAYNIE i-IENDRICKSEN HERRERA HICKS HILDEBRAND 2 IH!! M I M C y p dent of the Hi-Y, a campaign A ff ffi?Qgv2i??,4 s eaker an act and a number of other admirable I fg I tzings Iall totaling up to the combination of traits needed X I ii to turn a Senior into a Ieadin Senior. Y J 55 rf' ff n a -aroun e ow ai ma es rien s w erever hef Qoiesgupeopled ak lljusilgtractedk by tfhisharigingg and K Y ALICE DOROTHY Liga 'xsmzewsnzmx .iexszz :ag Id fact fo? AR HINDS HOGLUND 'he askmg' HORITA HUDSON HF G. 4 LEON BETTY JERRE MARY JANE MARY SUE DICK HULSE HYMER JACKSON JAMES JONES KALBER MARY JANE DICK SHIRLEY WILLIAM RUTH BURTON KEALIHER KEEFE KEISTER KEITH KELLER KELLY :Q 1. TW : .- Tw 'wr f A , . ,. DONNA LEE BERLE CAROL LOLA NICK PATRICIA KELSO KINARD KING KING KROHN LAMBERT l NORMA LAWTON DORIS LIVELY Q9 ,ii C9 I 4':' ' Li VIRGINIA JACK BYRON LEAVITT LIMBAUGH LITTLE WALTER LOCHMANN Outstanding in the many duties she has per- formed for the library is ever srnilnig, ever gentle Georgia Woeibing. Besides her other staff obliga- tions she managed to keep up her end as library assistant. JAMES JENNIE Georgia seems to be a success in whatever she attempts to accomplish. LORD I-UCERO .Q ' . ' 1g,ifa:--. iii , I N i DORIS GARY EDWARD CHARLES BOB EVANGELI NE LUNG MACE MALLORY MANALO MARTI NEZ MARTI NEZ DARYL MASSEY HARRIS McKEE TOSH I KO MATSU NAGA DOROTHY McKI NZ I E ,gg ALBERT PAUL MARIE EARL MAYFIELD MCCLENDON MCDONALD MCDONNELL fs, EDWARD L. VIRGINIA VSUE EVEI-YNN MCNELLIS MERCER MILLER MILLIGAN sv 2 I mi I I as WW, I E It I If A 1 ROBERT DOLORES MONTAGUE MONTOYA sb Q35 Q43 Y' 'Sf 2 1 Harry Fleshman knows his business to a T . Whether it is a mechanical drawing, or anything else, he attacks his work with perfection in mind, and what is in mind is that which is achieved. WI LMA ARLENE MOORE NAGY v r vin ' n i i , h d MARGARET VIRGINIA Tiifiifihai if'CSIITQFRIRTEZIIQSIEHTRgalofininmiiii I-IENRY BONNIE b k. NAKATSUKA NEWCOMB yeaifiisoobject-the essence of perfection! NEWELL NEWTON WILLIAM MARY ERNEST CLARI ENE EVELYN HENRI ETTA N I EDERT OCHS OETTER OLI N QLSON ORTEGA ,Q -1 si- CHARLES JOSEPH I NE EUGENE CHARLQ'I'l'E JOYCE EDITH OULTON PACHECO PADON PERSONETT PETERSON PHILLIPS FRANK MARY ALICE NAYDEEN CLARENCE BE-,-ry EUGENE PIERCE PIERCE PITNEY PRATT QUICKENSTEDT RAMSEY ,QCX O Q- QO B. H. BURTON ELVA CHARLOTTE RANDALL RANDALL RANDALL REED Dorothy Hoglund, the girl with a natural gift of personality, was recognized as one who did most excellent work in all-around West activities and es eciall in the Student Council. Onc ou Dot GLENN BETHE stsrtedwdln a projechlsrngll ordbils, she neeverriave WALTER EDNA REICHERT RHNMUTH 35 l1?'ile!'iZLZ7 Z2f'lllZ'?O9 ZZ QCELZITW no 'm' RENO RICHARDS 11-R LA VERNE KATHERINE JACK JACK ROBERT LOIS RICHTER ROBERTS RUDEY SAIA SAMS SANDOUIST BARBARA BETTY SHIRLEY DARLENE ALENA MILDRED SCHLITZER SCHULTZ SCOTT SELF SHALLBERG SHELBY f fifiif- li fvf .-gizfifvykf f 'J ggi' w,:84f:1,zi,KE l y. JANIE ' MARIE MURIEL HAROLD BILL DORTHY SIBLEY SIMPSON SKIFF SMITH SMUKLER SNOW os? Us IRWIN DONNA SNYDER SORLI NG Seymour Austin is always pleasantly blundering his way through life, classes, and other bits of business. And he usually succeeds. His picture appears on this page, as the high senior salesman of student tickets. That means something for he had plenty of stiff competition. Known for his wit and ioviality, Seymour never loses his temper, but keeps on an even keel though things are sometimes stormy. LOIS JEAN STILLWELL STRUBLE SHIRLEY ALAINE STEPHENSON STEWART GERALDI NE EULA THORNGATE TR I DLE I i.Q H -sa. H. ,, v' e BURNIS HERMAN DORIS DOROTHY BOB FLORA TURNER ULIBARRI VAIL VAN HORN VETTER VINCENT .F WANDA MAXINE JEANNE EMILY LOWELL JAMES VINING VOSSBERG WAHLBERG WALKER WALKER -,, 3 WARNER ' ' I g v .',, .ii Egg . . -J at , - - x 5. - THELMA ELIZABETH FERN ROBERT JOHN BEN WARNER WARREN WARTH WAVRIN WEBER WEIMER is i 'ft 'ii xt 'O ff 25 509 41, X! lVlPxXlNE WARREN lVlARJORlE NORMA J- WELCH WHITE WILSON VVH-SON -,,, il Clariene Olin, the Vim, Vigor and Vitality girl, has really done her share of work where office practice is concerned. She has given a considerable amount of her time to taking and transcribing let- WALTER MARY ters for Mr. Hill and other members of the Admin- GEORGIA NIAXINE WILTFONG WISTCOX 'S a O Sm WOELBING YANDERS ROW TWO: Jeanne Wahlberg, Bruce Ear- hart, Betty Dolsby, By- ron Little, Rosemary Garramonne. ROW ONE: Nick Greg- ory, Marie McDonald, Vice Presidentg Jorene Grover, Treasurer: Har- ry Fleshman, M a r y Wistcox, Secretary: Carol King, Bill Keith. VERNON DARRELL YOST ZACHIVIAN Elected by their classmates, the senior council includes the senior officers, and subordinates who hold no title. Their object is to serve the senior class by promoting class' projects, and keeping West High on the very top. Whether it is a party or a prom, an assembly or a play, everything that comes up is handled with that distinct, crisp, and sparkling man- ner that belongs to the council of the class ot '46. CO-UNCIL M E M B E R S N OT APPEARING IN PHOTOGRAPH: Bill Burbank, President: Edward Mallory, Eu- gene Padon, J u n io r Walker, and Norma Wilson. QDXV O For a very obvious reason Bill Burbank is always easy to spot, whether it is on the gridiron, on the basketball court, on the baseball diamond-or in the halls of West High. Since he is so easy to spot, those in need of his abilities never have any trouble in finding him. Outstanding senior athletic scholar of the year, Bill was also an outstanding senior president, and a fellow to be remembered. CAMERA SHY GIRLS ' BOYS Angle, Nita Kiesler, Bill Bear, Mary A. Kilcollins Alton Boulware, Ella Mae Marvin Callender, Violet Fell, Josephine ie, Oswald Green, Nettie Haviland, Joanne Robert Hitchcock, Thelma Largent, Barbara Ruby Arlene nez rbach Charles Lorita ller, Fred i, Barbara iller, Jack ruyillo, Ruth l Warren Alvarado, Marcus Lowen Barrett, Bob George Vince Ben Arthur ll, David Edward Clark James Robert Cook Kenneth Dallmon Orville Donald Car Forster, Galbaugh, George Ben Gallegos, Bennie Guy, Sam Hahl, William Gerald Harden, William Albert Herbertson, Howar George Hillman, Richard Hofer, Wayne Jack Hold, Bob Weller, Fred Hollman, Sidney Willett, Earl Hope, Bob X Wilson, Richard Hunt, Dennis Yamanishi Hisao lr- SENIOR DOROTHY ADAMS Big Sister. MALCOLM ALBERT D Club '44, '45, '46, Radio Staff '44, '45, Football '44, '45, lCaptaini, All-City Second Team ,Wrote Jr. Assembly, Prom Ticket Salesman '46, Sr. Party Comm. GEORGE ALLEN D Club '45, '46, Golf '44 '45, IAII-Cifyi. GLORIA ALMQUIST Big Sister, Jr. Escort. MERRIAM ANDREWS Band '44, '45, '46, Orch. '44 Spur '44, '45, '46, Sr. Council Big Sister, Jr. Escort. BRINTON AREGOIN MERRITI' ARLEDGE MARY ARMENTO A Capella '45, Big Sister. ISABELL AUSTIN SEYMOUR AUSTIN Radio Staff '45, '46, Student Council '44, '45, Track '45, '46, Student Ticket Salesman '44, '45, '46, Sunken Gardens Comm. lChairmani '44, '45. CHARLES AVERETT GWEN AZELTINE Band '43, '44, '45, '46, Baton Club '45, Orch. '42, '43, '44, '45, '46, Safety Council '42, ELTON BACHLI D Club, Radio Staff, Swim- ming. NIGEL BAER Band '44, '45, '46, Baton Club '45, Safety Council '43. BEVERLEY BALES A Capella '43, Assembly Comm. '45, Nature Club '45, Spur '44, '45, '46, Fr. and Soph. Assem- blies, Orange 6' Black Day Assembly, Si n g i n g Christmas Tree '43. DONNA BARNES A Capella '46. MURIEL BARROWS JOE BEARDSLEY Sur '45, '46. JERRY BIEBER Audio Visual, Hi-Y. EVELYN BIRD A Capella '43, '44, '45, '46, Big Sister. MILLICENT BIRD Orch. '43, '44, '45, '46. JOYCE BIRDSILL Nat'l. Honor, Orch. '44, '45, '46, Spur 545, '46. DORIS BLACKBURN Library Staff '45, Orch. '43, '44, '45, Spur '45, '46, Jr. Escort, Operetta '43, All-School Show '44 NORMA BLANC LOUISE BOMGARDNER Baton Club '44. PAULINE BONE Library Staff, Singing Christmas T . SAIJETE JEAN BONNIFIELD CHARLES BOOK D Club '45, '46, Radio Staff '44, '45, '46, Rodeo Staff '45, '46, Stage Craft '44, '45, '46, Basketball '44, '45. I 09 4,945 The senior girl who was most prominent in girls' sports activities is our choice for girl athlete of I the year, Mona Harris. Boy! when she got in those after-school games there was something to start yelling' about. MYRTLE BRADY lPres.l Girls' Sports '44, '45, '46, Jr. Escort, Big Sister. SHIRLEY BRIZENDINE Baton Club '42, Defense Coun- cil '45, Girl Reserves '45, '46, Rustlers lTreas.l '44, '45, '46, Spur '44, '45, Jr. Escort, Big Sister. JUDD BROWN Band, D Club, Orch., Foot- ball '44, '45, '46, Sr. Party Comm. MERLE BROWN Girl Reserves '45, '46. JANIE BRUCE WILLIAM BURBANK A Capella '44, '451 '46, D Club '45, '46, Football '44, '45, '46, All-City Second Team, Bas- ketball '44, '45, '46, lCapt. Soph. Teaml, Soph. E7 Jr. Coun- cil, Jr. Assembly, Orange and Black Day Play, Sr. Dues Col- lecting Comm., South in Sonora, lPres.i Sr. Class. U JUANITA BURKE Defense Council '44, '45, Girl Reserves '45, '46, Pre Medics '42, '43, Big Sister, Jr. Escort, .Jr. Assembly, Jr. Party Comm. JUNE BURKY A Cappela '43, '44, '45, Rus- tlers '45, '46, Student Council '45, '46, Jr. Escort, Big Sister, Jr. Assembly, Play Festival '45, '46, Prom. Comm. '46, lSeC'y.i Sr. Class. EMMA JEAN BURNETT Big Sister. DORIS CAMPBELL Big Sister. RUTH CARLSON Nature Club '45, '46, Pre Med- ics Club '45, '46, Rustlers '45, '46, Spur '44, '45, '46. REVEA CARTER Band '43, '44, '45, '46, Baton. Club '46, Drama Club '46, Orch. '44, '45, '46, State Music Con- test lWirIner '43, '44, '45, '46l, All-City Band '44, '45, '46, All-City Orch. '46. BOB CATTANY A Capella '44, D Club '45, Drama Club '44, Hi-Y '45. Slide Rule '45, Football '44, '45, Ar- senic and Old Lace '44. JEANETTA CHASE Girl Reserves '43, Girls' Sports '45, Orch., After School Sports, ' Fr., Soph., C1 Jr. Assemblies, All-School Show, Operetta, Fr. Council. LAVERNE CHRISTIANSEN VIOLET CHRISTIE I A Capella '43, '44, '45, '46, Drama Club '44, '45, '46, All- School Show '44, Operetta '45, Orange 6' Black Day Comm. '44, Singing Christmas Tree '43, '44, '45 MARILYN CLOWES Assembly Comm., '45, Band '42, '43, '44, '45, '46, Big Sis- ter. JUANITA COCKRELL DON CODNER D Club, R.O.T.C., Football '45, '46. PHILIP COHEN Defense Council '45, Rodeo Staff '45, '46, Football '44, Bas- ketball '44, '45. EMOGEAN COLE Spur '44, '45, Sr. Party Comm., Soph. Assembly. . HAZEL COLLINS Spur '45, '46, Big Sister, Jr. Es- Cort JOANN CONDE Defense Council '44, '45, Spur '44, '45, '46, Jr. Escort, Big Sister. GLORIA CORCORAN Big Sister, Jr. Escort, Jr. As- sembly, Jr. Party Comm. MARTHA CORREA f Archery Club '44, '45, Girl Re- serves '44, '45, '46, Nature Club '45, '46, Spanish Club '44, '45, After School Sports '45, Make Up Comm. for Operetta '44, F N WGER Eseedgoxllfork Guild '45. Girl Reserves. Clinic Staff '-43. DIRECTORY ACTIVITIES JEAN CROWELL Girl Reserves '45, '46, Rodeo Staff '45, '46, Rustlers '43, '44, '45, '46, Safety Council '42, Spur '44, '45, '46, Rifle Club '44, '45, After School Sports '45, '46, Soph., Jr., G Sr. Party Comm., Sr. Assembly. BETTY CUMMINGS A Capella '4l, '42, '43, '44, '45, '46. Girls' Sports Club '42, '43, '44, After-School Sports '4l, '42, lChampionship teaml, Operetta '4l, All-School Show '42, Girls Trio. DON DAVIS Audio Visual Aids '45, Hi-Y '45, '46, Spur '45, Student Council '44, '45. LADONNA DEGARMO Young Life Club. CAROLYN DEMMER SHIRLEY DENNHARDT IRWIN DIAMOND Camera Club '44, Nature Club '45. Radio Staff '44, Safety Council '45, Soph., Varsity Football '44, '46, llvlanageri Baseball '44, Soph. C7 Jr. As- sembly, Sr. Party Comm., Var- sity Basketball '44. NORMA DIEDRICHS Girl Reserves '45, '46, Spur '44, '45, Student Council '45, '46, Big Sister, Jr. Escort, Orange G Black Day Comm., Sr. Party Comm. BETTY DOLSBY Prom. Comm., Sr. Council, Jr. Assembly, Orange C1 Black Day Comm. '44, '45, Jr. Escort. Big Sister, Lt. Col. in R.O.T.C'. BETTY DUNBAC Camera Club, Safety Council.. Student Council, All-School Show '43, Fresh. G Soph. As- semblies. MAXINE DUTTON A Capella '44, '45, Baton Club '44, '45, Girl Reserves '45, '46, Nature Club '45, '46, Jr. Es- Cort BRUCE EARHART Assembly Comm. '44, D Club '45, '46 lPres,i, Finance Comm. '46, Hi-Y '45, '46, Nat'I, Honor '45, '46, R.O.T.C. '43, '44. '45, '46, Spur '45, '46, Student Council '46, Football '44, '45. Track '44, '45, '46 lCapt.l. Student Ticket Salesman '45. Spur Party Comm. '45, Prom. Ticket Salesman '46, ll-lOnor- able Mention All-City Football '45i, Head Boy lSecond Semes- terl. EDWARD EBERT D Club '43, '44, '45, '46. Spur '45, '46, Student Council '45, '46, Track '43, '44, '45, '46, lCapt. '45i, P. T. A. Play '45, Student Council Play '45. MARGARET EDWARDS Girl Reserves '45, '46. MARCUS ERTLE D Club '45, '46, R.O.T.C. '42, '43, Basketball '44, '45, '46, Football '45. DOROTHY EVA Archery Club '45, Girl Reserves '45, Nature Club '45, Softball, Fr., Soph., C1 Jr. Council. 28 SENIOR MARIE FANNING Nature Club, Spur '45, '46, Big Sister, Jr. Escort. LEONARD FASS Annual Board '45 lAssociate Editorl, Drama Club '43, '44, '45, '46, Nat'l. Honor '45, '46, Rodeo Staff lSports Editor '45l, lEditor '46l, R.O.T.C. '43, '44, '45, Spur '44, '45, '46, Tennis '44, '45, Jr. Assembly '45, Ar- senic and Old Lace '44, Ram- shackle lnn '45, Labor Day Pub- licity '45. HARRY FLESHMAN Annual Board '45, '46, Audio Visual '45, '46, Nat'l. Honor '45, '46, Spur '45, '46, Stu- dent Council 46, Sr. Council '45, '46, Track '45, '46, Sr. Prom. Comm., Prom Ticket Salesman, Cand. for Head Boy '46 MARY LOU FLINDT MILFORD FOX Hi-Y '45, '46, R.O.T.C. '43. '44, '45, '46, Rifle Team '43, '44, Soph. Baseball '45, Track '45, '46. LEROY FRANK DORIS FRIEDRICH Drama Club '45, '46, Finance Comm. '46, Girl Reserves '46, Nature Club '46, Rustlers '46, Spur '46, Student Council '45. '46, Soph. C1 Jr. Council, En- tered Scholastic Art Contest, Entered Carters Art Contest, Soph., Jr., C1 Sr. Assemblies, Play Festival '46. ROSEMARY GARRAMONE Nature Club '45, '46, Needle- work Guild '43, '44, '45, Sr. Council, Jr. Escort, Big Sister. ELSIE GATES A Capella '44, Bible Club '42, '43, Operetta '42, Big Sister '45, Jr. Escort. JEAN GIBSON A Capella '44, '45, Spur '45, Big Sister, Jr. Escort. MARY GIBSON A Capella '43, '44, '45, '46, Library Staff '43, Jr. Assembly, Twin Assembly. BETTY GILBERT Nature Club '44, Rustlers '45. BETTY GLYNN .DELAINE GOULD A Capella '44, Defense Council '44, Spur '46, Jr. Escort, Big Sister. SIDNEY GREENBERG A Capella '45, Rodeo Staff '45, Soph. Football '44, Soph. Bas- ketball '44, Jr. Assembly. NICK GREGORY Annual Board '45, '46, Assem- bly Comm. '43, '44, Audio Vis- ual Aids '43, '44, D Club '45, '46, Hi-Y Club '42, Spur '45, '46, Sr. Council, Boys Comm., Service Club '46, Sr. Play Comm., Wrestling '44, lChair- manl Prom Comm., Sr. Party Comm. '46, Sr. Prom Bids '44, '45, '46, Sr. Assembly, Prom King '46, lPres.l Sr. Class, D Club '44... D ANE GR U 'Sn Assemble, -Basketball '44, V, E. Day Assembly, Assemblies, Red Cross Drive '46. ,fi 47 G21 Henrietta Ortega could have been named Service, because of all the service that she has given to so many of the many groups that make up West High School, promoting good relations and better feelings all around. She is an active member of the Spanish Club, a go-getting Rustler, a buzzing Rodeo reporter and Exchange editor, and one half of the manuscript department of this Annual. With more like Hank, no doubt this school would be a better place. JORENE GROVER A Capella '44, '45, '46, lSec'y.l Girl Reserves '45, '46, Rustlers lDrill Leaderl '45, '46, Spur '45, Jr. Escort, Big Sister, Or- ange C1 Black Day Comm., Op- eretta '45, All-School Show '44, Fr. Assembly, Soph. Assembly, Sr., Jr., G Soph. Party Comm. LEONARD GUDGEL Football '45, Track '45. MONA HARRIS . Bgi Sister, Speedball '44, '45 '46, laig D l, Basketball lLit- tle D l '45, '46, Softball '45 '46, Volleyball '45, '46. JOSEPHINE HARVEY . Assembly Comm. '46, Girl Re- serves '46, Sr. Play. HANK HASLER Assembly Comm. '45, '46, D' Club '46, Stage Craft '44, '45 '46, Football '43, Basketball '43, '44, Baseball '44, Swim- ming '45. BETTY HECTOR Girl Reserves '44, '45, Jr. Es- cort, Big Sister, Color Day Comm., Young Life Club '43, '44, Rustlers '44, '45, '46. JACK HEGGENBERGER Spur Club '44, Soph. Council. GARNET HENDRICKSEN Jr. Escort, Big Sister. EDWARD HERRERA FRANCES HICKS Assembly .Comm. '45 lSec'y.l, '46 lPres.l, Girl Reserves '45, '46, Nature Club '45, '46 lSec'yl, Rustlers '43, '44, '45, '46 lSec'y.i, Safety Council lCapt.l '44, Student Council '44, '45, Jr. Escort, Big Sister, Orange Er Black Day Comm. '44, '45, Paper Drive '44, '45, Sr. Party Comm., Sr. Ticket Sales- man '45, Feather Queen '46. MAYME l-llLoEBRAND ALICE l-llups Rustlers '45, '46, Spanish Club '45. . DOROTHY HOGLUND A Capella '44, '45, Annual Board '45, '46, Assembly Comm. '44, '45, Finance Comm. '44, '45, '46, Nat'l. Honor '45, '46, Spur '45, Student Council '45, '46, Service Club, After-School Sports, All-School Show '44, Singing Christmas Tree '45, Soph. C1 Jr. Council, Soph. Play, Orange and Black Day Comm. '44, '45, Student Interest '45, '46, Student Ticket Salesman '44, '45, '46, D.A.R. Good Citi- zen Pilgrim, lVice Pres.l State Student Council, Jr. Escort, Big Sister,'Head Girl lFirst Semes- terl '45, lVice Pres.l Jr. Class. KARY HORITA Assembly Comm. '46, Nat'l. Honor, '44, '45, Nature Club '45, '46, Rustlers '45, '46, Spur '45, '46, Service Club '46, Jr. Escort, Big Sister. MARY HUDSON Camera Club '44, '45, '46, Girl Reserves '44, '45, '46, Girl Re- serves '44, '45, '46, Spur '45, '46, Big Sister, Jr. Escort. LEON HULSE Slide Rule Club '45, '46. BEI I Y HYMER JERRE JACKSON MARY JANE JAMES Girl Reserves '45, '46, Nat'l. Honor '45, '46, Rodeo Staff '44, '45, '46, Rustlers '45, '46, Spur '44, '45, '46, Big Sister, Jr. Es- cort. MARY SUE JONES Baton Club '45, Camera Club Fr. Assembly, Soph. C7 Jr. Coun- cil, Play Festival '45, '46, Jr. Escort, lPres.l Camera Club, lChairmanl Jr. Party Comm., Sr. 'Party Comm. DICK KALBER Defense Council '45, Football '42, Basketball '43, MARY JANE KEALIHER Girls' Sports '45, 46, After- School Sports '44, '45, '46. DIRECTORY ACTIVITIES DICK KEEFE Assembly Comm. '45, D Club '43, '44, '45, '46, Orch. '44, '45, Baseball '44, '45, Football '45, Basketball '44, '45. SHIRLEY KEISTER Girls' Sports '45, '46, Softball '44, '45, '46, Speedball '44, '45 lChampionship Teaml, Basket- ball '45, '46 lChampionship Teaml, Volleyball '44, '45 lChampionship Teaml. BILL KEITH A Capella '43, '44, '45, '46, Band '44, Defense Council '46, Hi-Y '44, '45, Football '43, Swimming '44, '45, '46, All- School Show '43, Operetta '44, Special Assemblies '44, '45, '46, Sr. Assembly, Sr. Play, Sr. Coun- cil, Prom Ticket Salesman '46, Pepsi-Cola Test for Scholarship '46, Play Festival. RUTH KELLER BURTON KELLY A Capella '42, '43, Band '42, '43, '44, '45, '46, D Club, '45, Football '44, '45, TFBCIQ 44, Singing Christmas Tree '43, 44, Operetta '44, Jr. Council '45, Sr. Assembly. DONNA LEE KELSO BERLE KINARD Audio Visual Aids '45. CAROL KING A Capella '44, '45, '46, Assem- bly Comm. '45, '46, lPres.l Girl Reserves '44, '45, '46, Spur '45, '46 lSec'y.l, Student Council '45, '46, Sr. Party Comm., All-School Show, Fr. Cv Soph. Assembly, Operetta, Jr. 6' Sr. Assembly. LOLA KING A Capella '45, Spur '44, NICK KROHN Defense Council '44, Rodeo Staff '46, Stage Craft '45, '46, Or- ange 6' Black Day Comm. '45. PAT LAMBERT All-School Show '44, Fr., Soph. 6' Jr. Assemblies, Orange 6' Black Day Assembly '45. NORMA LAWTON A Capella '45, '46, Spur '45, '46, Operetta, Singing Christmas Tree '45. VIRGINIA LEAVITT Big Sister, Jr. Escort, A Capella '43, '44, '45, '46. JACK LIMBAUGH BYRON LITTLE D Club '44, '45, '46, lVice Pres.l Hi-Y Club '45, '46, Stage Craft '45, '46, Student Ticket Salesman '45, Football '44, '45, '46, Wrestling '45, '46, Track '45, Sr. Council, Sr. Party Comm., lCaptainl Wrestling, IAII-Cityl Wrestling. DORIS LIVELY A Capella '45. WALTER LOCHMANN Archery Club '45, '46, Assem- bly Comm. '44, '45, '46, Hi-Y Club '45, '46, Slide Rule Club '45, '46, Spur '44, '45, '45, Tennis '45, '46, Jr. Assembly. JAMES LORD Finance Comm. '44, R.O.T.C. '43, '44, '45, '46, Student Council '45, l'Pres.l Soph. Class. v SENIOR JENNIE LUCERO A Capella '46, Annual Board '45, '46, Archery Club '45, Girl Reserves lLeadership Chairmanl '43, '44, '45, Rustlers lSec'yl '44, '45, '46, Spanish Club lTreas.l '43, '44, '45, '46, Ri- fle Club lSec'y.l '44, '45, Sr. Party Comm., Big Sister, Jr. Es- cort, Orange 6' Black Day Comm. '44, '45, lnitiating Comm. Pep Club, Christmas Fund Rep., Service Club '46, Sr. Assembly '46, Play Festival '46. DORIS LUNG Girls' Sports '43, Nature Club '45, '46. GARY MACE D Club '45, '46, Baseball '45. EDWARD MALLORY Assembly Comm. '45, '46, R. O. T. C. '43, '44, '45, Track '45, Jr. Assembly, Orange C1 Black Day Comm., Sr. Party Comm. CHARLES MANALO R.O.T.C. '42, lPresl. Spanish Club '43, '44. ' BOB MARTINEZ A Capella, Band, D Club, Basketball '43, '44, '45, Track '44 EVANGELI NE MARTI NEZ Girl Reserves '45, '46, Jr. Es- cort, Big Sister. DARYL MASSEY Annual Board iEditor-in-Chiefl '45, '46, D Club '44, '45, '46, Defense Council '45, Stu- dent Council '45, '46, Football '43, '44, '45, Baseball '45, '46. TOSHIKO MATSUNAGA ALBERT MAYFIELD Hi-Y Club '45, '46. PAUL MCCLENDON Drama Club, Stage Craft, Jr. C1 Sr. Party Comm. MARIE MCDONALD Annual Board '45, '46, Nat'l. Honor '46, Spur, Big Sister, Jr. Escort, lBid Comm.l Sr. Party, lVice Pres.l Sr. Class. EARL MCDONNELL Hi-Y Club '45, R.O.T.C. '43, '44, '45, '46, Spur '45, Foot- ball lMgr.l '45, Wrestling '45. HARRIS McKEE A Capella, Assembly Comm. '45, '46, Cheerleader '45, '46, Dra- ma Club, R.O.T.C., Soph. 6' Jr. Assemblies, All -School Show '45, Operetta, iEntertainment Comm.l Sr, Party, Drama Club Play '44, '45. DOROTHY MCKINZIE EDWARD MCNELLIS Defense Council, Spur, lSec'y.l Jr. Class. I.ELA MERCER A Capella '44, Girl Reserves '45, Nature Club '45, Rustlers '45, Volley Ball '45. SUE MILLER A Capella, Jr. Escort. EVELYNN MILLIGAN Spur '45, '46. ROBERT MONTAGUE Archery-Club '45, '46, Nat'l. Honor '45, '46, Basketball '45. '46, Jr. Council, Candidate for Head Boy '45. Q?- We G Q41- One Senior girl who was really on the ball when it came to perking up and lending a helping hand was our graceful and dainty Janie Sibley. She was ready to lend assistance whenever it was called for. Janie was one of the girls chosen to represent our R.O.T.C. as honorary captain and was selected as one of the most outstanding members of the Defense Council. DOLORES MONTOYA Archery Club '44, Girl Reserves '44, '45, Girls' Sports '46, Rus- tlers '44, '45, '46, Spanish Club '44, '45, '46, Jr. Escort, Big Sister. WILMA MOORE ARLENE NAGY Rodeo Staff, Rustlers '43. MARGARET NAKATSUKA VIRGINIA NEWCOMB Rustlers '45, '46, Spur '45, '46. HENRY NEWELL D?ense Council '44, Glee Club '4 BONNIE NEVJTON A Capella, Girl Reserves, Spur, Big Sister, Jr. Escort. A WILLIAM NIEDERT Archery Club '45, '46, Cheer- leader '45, '46, Hi-Y Club '45, '46, Nat'l. Honor '45, '46, Slide Rule Club '45, '46, Spur '44, '45, '46, Jr. Assembly. MARY OCHS Girl Reserves '44, Rustlers '45, '46, Spur '45, '46, Fr. C-r Soph. Council, Fr. Party Comm. ERNEST OETTER Stage Craft '44. CLARIENE OLIN Rustlers '44, '45, '46, Spur '44, '45, Jr. Escort, Big Sister, Play Festival '46. EVELYN OLSON HENRIETTA ORTEGA Annual Board '45, '46, Camera Club '44, '45, Rodeo Staff '45, '46, Rustlers '45, '46, Spanish Club '45, '46, Spur '46, Stu- dent Council '45, '46, Fr. As- sembly, Fr. Party Decorations Comm., Jr. Party Comm., Sr. Play, Escort, Big Sister '45, Or- ange C1 Black Day Comm. CHARLES OULTON Assembly Comm. '44, Hi-Y Club '42, R.O.T.C. '43, '44, Rodeo Staff '45, 46, Student Council '42, Soph. Council, Sr. Bids Comm., lPres.l Fr. Class. JOSEPHINE PACHECO A Capella '45, Spanish Club. EUGENE PADON Audio Visual Aids '45, Defense Council '45, Hi-Y Club '45, Nat'l. Honor '45, R.O.T.C. '43 '44, '45, '46, Spur, Rifle Club lPres.l, Football '44, '45, Bas- ketball '44, Track '44, '45, Wrestling '45, Fr. Council, lVice Pres.l Soph. Class, lTreas,l Jr. Class, Sr. Council, Fr. Play, Soph., Jr., C1 Sr. Assemblies. CHARLOTTE PERSONETT A Capella, Defense Council. JOYCE PETERSON Band '43, '44, Cheerleader '45, '46, Girl Reserves '45, '46, Dra- ma Club '45, '46, Nat'l Honor '45, '46, Spur '46, Fr., Soph., 5' Sr. Assemblies, Prom. Comm. '46, Jr. Council, Inter-School Council Assemblies '45, All- School Show '45, Play Festival '45, '46. EDITH PHILLIPS Band, Baton Club, Girl Reserves, Safety Council, Decoration Comm. Jr. Party G Sr. Party, Big Sister. FRANK PIERCE Aviation Club. MARY ALICE PIERCE Band '44, Camera Club '45, lSeC'y.l Drama Club '43, '44. '45, Spur '44, Student Council '45, '46, Ticket Comm. Student Council Dance, All-School Show '44, Jr. Assembly, Drama Club Play '43, '46, Jr. Escort, Big Sis- ter, Record Comm. '44, Sr. Par- ty Comm., Orange fr Black Day Comm., Orange 6' Black Day Assembly, Candidate for Prom Queen, Sr. 'Pla-y. NAYDEEN PITNEY Defense Council '45, Rustlers '45, '46, Spur '46, Jr. Escort '45, Big Sister '45. , CLARENCE PRATT DIRECTORY 2' ACTIVITIES BETTY QUICKENSTEDT Rustlers' 45, Spanish Club '45, Spur '45, Glee Club '45. EUGENE RAMSEY B. H. RANDALL Decoration Comm. Sr. Party. BURTON RANDALL Archery Club '45, Camera Club '45, Nat'l. Honor '45, '46, Slide Rule Club '45, Spur '45. ELVA RANDALL A Capella '44, Library Staff '44. CHARLOTTE REED GLENN REICHERT Defense Council '44, '45, Fi- nance Comm. '45, '46, iPres.l Nat'l. Honor '45, '46, Slide Rule Club '45, '46, Spur-'44, '45, '46, Student Council '45, '46, Student Interest Comm. '44, '45, '46, Prom. Comm. '46, Jr. Council, Orange Cr Black Day Comm. '42, '43, Candidate for Head Boy, lPres.l Jr. Class. BETTIE REINMUTH Assembly Comm., Rodeo Staff, Spur, Orange C1 Black Day Comm. '45, Fr. 6' Soph. Assem- blies. WALTER RENO EDNA RICHARDS Spur, All-School Show '43, '44. LA VERNE RICHTER Spur '45, '46, Jr. Escort, Sr. Party Ticket Comm. KATHERINE ROBERTS Camera Club '44, Rustlers '45, '46. SDUI' '45, Sr. Party Refresh- ment Comm., Big Sister, Jr. Es- Cort. JACK RUDEY Annual Board, Finance Comm. '45, '46, Student Council '45, '46, Wrestling '44, '45, '46, Football '44, '45, '46, All-City Cr All-State Wrestling, Head Boy lFirst Semesterl. JACK SAIA lPres.l Archery Club '45, '46, Hi-Y Club '46. WILLIAM SAMS Stage Craft '45, '46, Football '44, Track '44. LOIS SANDQUIST A Capella, Bible Club, Decora- tion Comm. Sr. Party. BARBARA SCHLITZER Rodeo Staff, Safety Council. BETTY SCHULTZ Library Staff, Nature Club, Dec- oration Comm. Sr. Party. DARLENE SELF Baton Club '45, '46, Drama Club '44, '46, Girl Reserves '44, '45, Assemblies. ALENA SHALLBERG Assembly Comm. '46, Girl Re- serves '45, '46, After-School Sports '45, '46, Sr. Assembly. MILDRED SHELBY Girl Reserves '45, '46, Sr. As- sembly. MARIE SIMPSON Rustlers '44, '45, '46, Sr. Class Party Comm. MURIEL SKIFF Spur '44, '45, Nat'l.'Honor '45, '46. ' 30 SENIOR or so SHIRLEY SCOTT Annual Board '45. '46, lTreas.i Assembly Comm. .'45, '46, ISO- cial Chairman' Girl Reserves '45, '46, Nat'l, Honor '45, '46, iFres.i Rustlers '44, '45, '46, Spur '44, '45, '46, lSeC'yl Stu- dent Council '45, '46, Big Sis- ter, Jr. Escort, Student Ticket Salesman '45, Candidate for Feather Queen '45, Play Festi- val '46, D.A.R Good Citizen Candidate, Sr. Assembly, lChairmani Prom Orchestra Comm, '46, Fr. C1 Soph. Coun- cil, lChairmanl Decoration Comm. Soph. Cv Jr, Parties, Dec- oration Comm. Sr. Party, Jr. As- sembly, Student Council Play '45, Candidate for Head Girl '45, iVice Presl Soph. Class, Candidate for Symphony Queen '45, Music Comm. Student Council Dance, ITreas.l Spur '46 JANIE SIBLEY Annual Board '45, '46, Defense Council '44, 45, Girl Reserves '45, '46, Pre Medics Club '42, '43, R.O.T.C. Capt. '46, Spur '45, '46, Fr. Council '44, '45 Jr. Assembly '45, Jr. Escort, Jr Party Comm., Big Sister, tense Council Assembly '44, '45 Sr. Assembly, Play Festival '42 '46 De- I v HAROLD SMITH Basketball '45, '46. BILL SMUKLER Audio Visual Aids '43, '44, '45 Rodeo Staff '44, '45, Spur '46 Football '44, '45, Wrestling '46 i i DOROTHY SNOW Camera Club '45, '46, Rustlers '45, '46, Rodeo Staff. IRWIN SNYDER A Capella, Assembly Comm. '45, '46, Drama Club, R.O.T.C., Ten- nis '44, '45, Drama Club Play '43, '44, '45, Operetta, Decor- ations Comm. Sr. Party. DONNA SORLI NG A Rustlers '45, '46, SHIRLEY STEPHENSON A A Capella, Drama Club, Girl Re- serves, Big Sister, Jr. Escort, Op- eretta, All-School Show, Assem- blies, Drama Club Play. LAINE STEWART Girl Reserves'44,'45,'46, Nat'I. Honor '46, Rustlers '44, '45, '46, Spur '45, '46, Student Council '46, Candidate for Head Girl, Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Test, Orange G Black Day Comm., Student Council Play, Soph., Jr, C1 Sr. Party Comm., Big Sister, Jr. Escort, Service Club, R.O.T.C. Officer Candidate. LOIS STILLWELL Rodeo Staff '45, '46, Safety Council '43, '44, '45, Jr. Es- cort. JEAN STRUBLE A Capella '44, '45, '46, Library Staff '45, 46, All-School Show. XC 6 Our man of tomorrow and master of art, Nick Gregory, invested so much of his time and effort in the art department that he has been recognized as outstanding in that field. Nickle was respon- sible for one-half of the art work in our Annual as well as for the business management, and during the second semester he served the Seniors as class president. Nick will go far in the art world. GERRY THORNGATE A Capella '43, '44, '45, Drama Club '45, '46, Nat'I. Honor '45, '46, Orch. '43, '44, '45, '46, Public Relations Comm. '45, '46, Spur '44, '45, '46, Fresh. G' Soph. Assemblies, All-School Show '43, Drama Club Play '45. EULA TRIDLE Speedball '43, '44, BasketI3all '43, '44, Volley Ball '43, '44, Jr. Assembly, After-School Sports lSmaII D l. BURNIS TURNER Assembly Comm. '43, '44, '45, Band '43, '44, Girl Reserves '45, Girls' Sports, Softball '43, Bas- ketball '43 lSmaII D l, Paper Drive, Bond Drive, Assemblies, All-School Show '43, Orange C1 Black Day Comm. HERMAN ULIBARRI Band '44, Orch. '44, Spanish Club '42, '43, DORIS VAIL Orch. '42, '43, Rustlers '43, '44, '45, '46, All-School Show '43, Soph. Council. DOROTHY VAN HORN BOB VETTER FLORA VINCENT Nat'I. Honor '45, '46, Spur '45, '46. WANDA VINING Band '42, '43, '44, '45, '46, All-Schogl Show '45, MAXINE VOSSBERG lWorship Chairmanl Girl Re- serves '44, '45, '46, IVice Pres.l Rustlers '44, '45, '46, Spur '44, '45, '46, Jr. Party Comm., Fresh., Soph., C1 Sr. Par- ty Comm., Jr. Escort, Big Sister. JEANNE WAHLBERG Archery Club '45, Camera Club '45, Defense Council '45, Na- ture Club '45, Student Council '44, D.A.R. Candidate, Prom Ticket Salesman, Fresh. C7 Sr. Assemblies, R. O. T. C. Officer Candidate, Prom Queen '46, Symphony Queen, Prom Comm. '46, Big Sister, Jr. 6' Sr. Coun- cil, Orange Car Black Day Comm. Sr. 'Party Comm. EMILY WALKER Girl Reserves '45, '46, LOWELL WALKER Student Council '45, '46, Bas- ketball '43, '44, '45, '46, Stu- dent Council Play '45, Sr. Party Comm. JAMES WARNER Drama Club '43, '44, Spur '45, '46, Football '43, Soph. Assem- bly, Drama Club Play. DIRECTORY ACTIVITIES THELMA WARNER Jr. Party Comm. ELIZABETH WARREN Archery Club '45, '46, Baton Club '45, '46, Camera Club '44, '45, '46, Nature Club '45, '46, Sr. Party Comm. FERN WARTH Annual Board '45, '46, Camera Club '45, '46, Drama Club '43, '44, '45, '46, lSec'y-Treas.l Nat'l. Honor '45, '46, Spur '44, '45, '46, Student Council '46, Service Club '46, Orange 6' Black Day Comm., Big Sister, Jr. Escort, Sr, Party Comm., Sr. Assembly, Student Ticket Sales- man '45, Chemistry Lab. Ass't. Candidate for Head Girl '46. ROBERT WAVRIN JOHN WEBER Archery Club '46, Camera Club '46, Nat'l. Honor '46, Slide Rule Club '46, Spur '46, Chess Club '46 BEN 'vvEiiviER Band, Defense Council, R. O. T. C. MAXINE WELCH ' Girl Reserves '45, '46, Girls' 1 Sports Club '44, '45, '46, Li- brary Staff '43, Speedball lBig D l '42, '43, '44, '45, '46, Volleyball 42, '43, '44, '45, '46 IGoId D Pinl, Basketball '43, '44, '45, '46, Softball '43, '44, '45, '46, WARREN WHITE MARJORIE WILSON Band '45. NORMA J. WILSON A Capella '43, Girl Reserves '45 '46, Girls' Sports '44, Orch. '43 '42 '42, r v n '44, '45, '46, Basketball '44, Volleyball '44, Swimming '44, Sr. Council, Fresh. Er Soph. Par- ty Comm., Orange G Black Day Comm.. Orange fr Black Day Assembly. WALTER WILTFONG Orch. '44, R.O.T.C. '44, '45, Football '45. MARY WISTCOX Annual Board '45, '46, Nat'l. Honor '46, Nature Club '45, '46, Spur '44, '45, '46, Big Sis- ter, Jr. Escort, Sr. 'Party Comm. '45, Sr. Council, Play Festival '45, '46, lSec'yl Sr. Class. GEORGIA WOELBING IChairmanl Assembly Comm., Library Staff, Nat'l. Honor '45, '46, Spur '44, '45, '46, Fresh.' Council '42, Head Girl lSecond Sem.l. MAXINE YANDERS A Capella '45, Archery Club '42, Baton Club '42, Library Staff '42, Orch. '42. VERNON YOST DARRELL ZACHMAN Annual Board '45, '46, Student Council '45, '46, Track '44, Prom Comm. '46, Boys' Comm. '45, '46, Student Council Play. 3L X OEQWX KKK HAPPIN GN IF THE BEAM TINA CCD 'K-Rauf .WNV FLESHMAN X 4 4 'X xiii' 'K 'Fir :Q I' R txk N, 'll 'Y- f Y i X A was X x x GUDGEL RICAN GI DAAM EY 'Vs X . AHLBERG ON ROMANCE GARY fb -Y 4 ir as ,fl 4',,, -kat' 4 ,ft-ku' 4 I ii, in +4 -xg, WW? THE BEAM PR EARHART X AMER CAN SCHOLAR HCR! TA LIVE HOME 7 6 E921 AME SC C AR AN X GIGGLES O PN :AME ART: UR AN CN THE BEAM COUNTRY G N A E TLEM N FRIEND HERKY LOVE X1 LITTLE AGE MX OQR 69 PfERC fS7- -R S 3 44 'f'fQg+ xf+ kS N-+4 ,, 4'-v ,,-F BILL J 1919 AM lCAN O41 CHARM BR O ERHOOSF DN BEAT HEVMNA THE BEAM EDER AM Y -V 4 x +,Q + + ir Jr J'-pffk ,. SPCR NV O QS we UGHTH 'YOUTH CLASS EUNIOR YQ l !Q 0 CLASS TheJuniorClass fo is now all set 11 if so OFFICERS to live and work in, as we se- niors have tried to do and have to take over the 1- Q A job of leading Qgsglfolp Q-Xbxgd in some mga? the School' and ,Sf QV. S ure succee e . carrying West 7 C, The Juniors have had their on to new heights. It will til: the places ot honor that once were occupied by us who'are leaving the school. Its duty is to add some things to West that will make it a better place 'Q 406 HARRELSO Jf FACULTY ltw OL FE Wfesl O llalkff LANDES wx 7' eyes on the Seniors' privileges for a long timeg now that they almost have them, it kinda' makes us wish we were still around. Maybe our stretch should have been a little long- 5l'5L YN FQNIE R059 ol1eG,E SEWW' 5ERT TPCl 3 I 'Six' .. N ' ' I . I ,A CI- PATSY KATHERINE ADAMSM AKIN . Qzl ., A 4 E ,.,,. I FRANCES JIM BREUCI-I BREUCI-I EEE LA VERNE CHAMBERS BEVERLY CARTER I, . A szjqysg PHILLI P COHEN ILENE CONARTY ELLEN RAMONA COUZIN CRAVEN NORMA LEE DARLENE DARLI NG DE ARMOND 3' MARY .IOYCE ANGUIANO BARNES Q. 395 MARION LAWRENCE ERINK BROWN , 5m? Z, ATAE -1: QWI MABEL GERALDINE CHINN W COATES I 4' I Q SHIRLEY DOROTHY Coon coRIcERv PAT MONA CREUTZ CREWS ALICE LUCI LLE DE LEON DI ERKER 37 LUCY THELMA BEATTY BINDLEY I : C A I A TEEET I I ' IIAE ,, ., I . , ,Eg A 9' I , ...I Iif I 2 ' 7 AAII 1 V J BILLIE ROSEMARY CAMPBELL CARSON 'k'kh ,- BETTY COCKRELL DICK COFFENBOW 'Q 53' E 5 N 8 DAPHENE COSTON 545' I RENE COSTELLO GEORGE INAMAE I WBAR' ICII,TCE . .III I'?5NIF.EIC , II. , IIIAI - ' I, f EIIT A . I ,T ' IITC I I ,IQ i GLENNA GENE DITSCH DOLPH il4 BOB BARBARA CHARLENE LOIS MARY ELLEN DOWD DRISKILL DUELL DURANT EARHART .L A EASE I AS I SALLY LEM DORENE JACQUEUNE DEL EDWARD EVANS FEHLMAN FISHER GALLAGHER Z I E A y Fix l .Q in J f 9 fe: . D. VERNON BETTY JEANE HELEN GEBERS GEORGE GILNIORE GoIvIEz f 1 ' w . BARNSIVIELI. GABLE EILEEN GREENWALT IRENE DON CHARLENE CHARLES GUMBAY GUSTAFSON HANKINS HANSEN LOIS BETTY MARJORIE DELORES CARRIE HITCHCOCK HOEPNER HURST JACOBS JOHNSON , SSAS A S' EOS ' I ESAEA ff ELAINE A EDWARD ETI-IEL ALICE jEANETT'E KARAMIGIOS KEELER KENNEDY KING LALLIE DEAN EDWARD ANNAMAE GANATTA L I- - Fff4fW A A A? WAN I ff',i4IJ'4I 1 ? JO ANNE GRAUER MARY HENLEY i 'SS'- X A I LAURA JONES JUANITA LANGE I WEQEQQ ur' Q12 ivy , -- II? SHARON LOGUE xv V +I ...E , , I 4 A F, is ' I I PI ai' f fQIr4,,'Z-A ,I BI, , , SI A 9,52 , QE f L JACK MCANDREWS BILL MILLER KATHRYN LOUP LYNCH LYNN PEGGY MANN PAT MARTIN JOYCE BILL JACKIE JEAN LQUISE MCCALLUM MCDANIEL MCDONALD MCGLIIRE MENDENHALL I ' wif I I LJJ' I -L I ' AAA J BETTY CI-IARLINE BEVERLY PAUL MINOR MINER MOODY MORRIS COLLEEN MURRAY LOUISE ALBERT NAGY PEPPER NORMA ROSALIE SHIRLEY NUTTALL OPPER PARKS RUTH PENN HH' ELVA ETHEL DORIE LAURA BILL ALVIDA POPPART PORTER ROBERTSON RUSCIO RUSSELL RUSTAD HARVEY EMMA SALTZ SANDOVAL JO ANN SHELTON :- as 3 , i' rsifgii-, ,SEQ ' . . N I JEAN RUTH PAULINE BETTY HOWARD IRENE SHERRI FF SHIPMAN SISNEROS SLIMMER SMITH SNOW BETTY ETHEL ARDITH SOMERVILLE SNYDER SORG STARBUCK ANNABEL TALLY SUSAN TORRES WALTER WILSON R354 JIM WOLFE DONNA TAVENNER 'Q .J , 1 I 2 , 21 VICTORIA THOMPSON my ,gf , 151552, V we fi. ,iigf LOU KENNETH LA VORA THULSON TIJAN HELEN STONE WARREN TOLTZ ESTELLA ESTHER DON JOANNE VIGIL VIGIL WALKER WALKER ROW T W 0 : John Starbuck, Ruth Shipman, John Thomp- son, ROW O N E Delores Jacobs, Vernon Gebers, J' W I f im. o e, President,Bev- erly Moody. The Junior Council is made up of two representatives from each eleventh 'grade General Education class. This group of boys and girls set the clues for the class and also makes- general plans for the entire year's activities. Council mem- bers not ap- pearingin pho- togvaph: Charline Miner, Vice President, B e t t y Minor, S e c r e t a r y- T r ea s u r e r 5 Herman O s - bourn, Phillip Cohen, Ramo- na C r a v e n , Shirley Henry, Vernon Thom- as, Ernest San- doval, Bill Oh- nemus, Doro- thy Watt, Jo- A n n Loftus, Wendell Rae, P a t s y Clark, Don Schmied- bauer, Kather- ine Z u c c a , M a t t Ward, Marion Brink, Harvey Saltz. JACKIE WILLIAMS E, -' fa -I JACK WINEY BETTY ZACHMAN SOPHOMCRE CLASS 42 'P '9 T h e Sopho- GJD' more Class was O67 4' one of unusual 0069 interest th is year. It was also the largest in the school. They lost their shyness and really got on the ball where school activities were con- NWA it W' ,..,,,,, ye. RS X CLASg --qw W, . ?OFFICERS ,V.L ' Ig? Quiz? T positive glare on the highway as they passed. gal Fun and laugh- Pf ' ter, lifeand en- XLQXKQO thusiasm characterize this A4 PXQI 6,550 class. I 1566 AE DUNKEL 5, QV Their party which was held fetaryy March tirst, and their success- cerned. These Firelights, six hun- dred ot them, have created a FACULTY L01-G, xo? ful assembly on May first, proved to everyone that they can accomplish most anything. SPONSORS '73 HOCXL lChairmanT ffl, V l IA BRlVx '14 A W ri Lx' AL in tj, Q90 4QAMPWQ5' 4RTHAH0 ANixT 7HyNkgi JIM BALL QQ '- Z3 Q- sf ,f Q N L j E F L 5: A 3, 1. ,WI ,C SHIRLEE A 5 BANKS NORA ' EE E ESTHER BARELA BATHAUER MoRToN BARRON MARTHA ' . l BUCHANAN A -'Vb I DARLENE 2 COCHRAN SHIRLEY BETTY A CLOW COOPER LA VONNE CLAYTON W I I JOHN I I ' CHASE ..L,. 1 .. . I , 5 H V, I 'gl A L VC JESSIE A v DAVENPORT T'AL .,'. - :Y 'XE M ' - .I x Y ,fL.- 1 '-- . Z NORMA S flg ,.'f f p I 'JERRY ANNA MAE ' 'Q ' DUNKEL EBBA BEATRICE ERICKSON FRANKS SUSIE ESQUIBEL SHIRLEY GOODLOE GERTRUDE HASTINGS JEAN HAWK RAY HAUGEN -P'-:, Li ,' fi. RUTH HEINZ DICK HOAGLAND ELAINE BENSON MARY LOU BOVEE , - ' 'f 11592 1-1 CE 1 T f JIMMY BURNETI' BETTY CROSBY BETTY CUNNINGHAM YI I ' I I I II., X I , LNJE I RCIA X59 GAINFO JEAN FRY . ,LVL , SA'-I-Y ANN I Y,,, IMOGENE L HOLZWARTH MARTHA HUTTO X BETTY JOHNSON LUELLA ff s4Q,2:1w' ' 2 IL R we li W 1 'T 2, LEE F' We ! In Nix ANNA l.OWE EDNA ORR LORENE - SALLEE SALLY SEARS Eff I I M 2 E Q f sei' ANNE KEITH BETTY KELLER 2 If ' ERMA JEAN MANN AGNES LUCERO LAURA' OWEN SHIRLEY REDMAN LA I Ex E A JIM SHAFER JEAN SEDBROOK 1, f -- we , E WANDA KITZMAN RICHARD KERR E E EQ? uf I 'fuk 3 Q ,M E 4 i- Q f' I 5 CLOMA J. MATTHEWS DOROTHY MARTIN THURLE MOSS fe. J'ifTS'2o RO CHARLES REEVES R R ,,,. A f BEVERLY SHAFEER SHIRLEY SHUSTAR Q ,If ' II I , will If JT? 5 S 'Q W fa ' DOUGLAS KLIEWER DOLORES MILLER III A , ,,I:. JE-. BETTY ROSSBACH COOPER SKINNER 43 GRACE LANDESS BARBARA LEVI EEZ - w VT 1 3 J 3441 Q, A li A .1-I ..s-7 f W, MAXINE MILLER MARTHA RICHARDSON ELWI LDA SCHOONOVER ELAINE SPRUCE 44 I H 1 . W ' A l iiiiatis r , .. LA,r VV, : LE I I , LLLi T ' 93 ' Q ig P T 1 - PHYU-'5 l E . iiii ' SMAU-EY f ffggifff i t ' R L V BILL ix KVVW ' r ia. ' CAROL f C T A SMOKE .Q ji THOMPSON vl ' CHARLEEN , ' i TAYLOR M C R - 'g WILMA . , t sTuTHEiT , 'X . , i N., .I ry VERDA U VANDERWEG E . i 1 -1 A is' I . . DOREEN JERRY WENDELIN WELSHANS LlLLlAN VJQXSER WHITING ANNA WALDEN THE SOPHOMORE COUNCl L ROW ONE: Shirley Col- lins, Beverly Allen, Elaine Benson, Betty Crosby. The Council of the Class of '48 is no. different than any of the councils that have been elected by any other of the classes that have ever been an integral part of the makings of West High. The sophs have had competent leaders in the council and its officers, who have done their job in true West High tradition. They are warmed up now, and before they know it they will be traveling down the home stretch. Time flies at West Highg they will soon discover that things really pick up when you arrive at the home stretch. FAYE TURNER MARY LOU VE'l'I'ER ALICE WOOLLEY ROW TWO: Dick Jones, Frances Kline, Kenneth Reish. FRESHMEN The Taillights are a big part of our school, mainly because they will be the next ones to carry on the work of upholding the high standards of West after the Headlights of '46, The Bright Lights of '47, and the Firelights of cms? '48 have comolet- ed their job. These Freshies chose capable offi- cers to manage the affairs of the class and the results of their party and as- sembly proved that they are well on the road to become real leaders. ROW TWO: Don Grout, Marlys Moore, ' Council members not appearing in photo- Donna Reid Mollie June Nickolai Rita graph: Gene Brunmeir, Don Dolan, James Barela, Mary Neece, Frank Ray. V N Durant. Donna Taylcr, Levi Garcia, Carol ROW ONE: Lucy Neptune, Louise Ortega, 6 X Huey, Marlene Webb, Paul Bovee, Eddie ,losephine,Rustad, Chairmang Velva Rar- S A Abbott Donna Hubbard, and Don Elder. idon, Virginia Long. W EN co0 FACULTY ' TSPONSORS in IWP SLH HARRY W FOV? UG! AS HELQ ' fChaiEmaril im 'f' Lg ,,, c's r fi F1 A, in I T if E , 474564 iii OP5, Q ,lfO,97N s. RAS ON TRUST cycy x ,,,,l I YX in cf IE MARS lx RFRT 7H,Bo0f' N1 R, WAC? BETTY ALLEN JUNE BRUNMEIER DON GROUT GLADYS HESTON VIRGINIA LEWIS GLORIA SCHOTT D W. ,j.ff a ,,III, . IL,l, QIQMQ: ,,,, fi I ',-', I ,.. 7 WH II ' PAUL BOVEE Rt BETTY FLEER JUANITA KELLICUT A:... - 5 . - L VELVA RARIDON JOAN ANDERSON 15231 Rza 5:14 N Tx X Wrif. v MAE CHASE I ww SM t at ,A If glgwf I' 'E I iw I I X Q MARY HAMM 7 f' S' Fm ELIZABETH HICKS . I LA VONNE MASSEY 8 IDONNA TAYLOR I 7-Qi -'li fli ., '..':E!-!. .' J H I hw -' gf ..', .frfr . I SHIRLEY BAILEY I If - - , , ,Q ROBERTA CRINKLAW DONALD DI ECKMAN Q sf, sl. ,IVF DONA HARMON JOANNE BREUCH ALICE FORSTER JOANNE HOAGLAND SHIRLEY LEAVITT VERLYN SHIRLEY MCDANIEL MOORE MARY WAHLBERG ' MARY - SALAZAR III 2 YF f ,Sei su ,gl . MELBA BIXLER . V IL Q ,I INEZ FISHER, E as FRED HANEY BETTY KALBER LUCY NEPTUNE MARJORIE WEBB XBEACQN LIGHTS i HI NN R SANC MS OF KNOWLEDGE n -, J SPAN Vfglzgrgernp sq atreve, ng pasa Emarf' Mem. PLANNVFAEJP O, Coffee. L fs have gnome .. e QQ c:LAssRooM Skeletons IN our closet? MECHANI HM'3ki 'E DlanE?L use of aged pl or gi baseball di ayefs- amond Wim han d fails for the FXQSTUME Our ue . g SS15 as goodies 7T7ir1e. I SCENES CLAY MODELlNGl T Oh, duckey, nfs good and yuckeyfl 'I N a CHEMISTRY S was a stinkerf' TYPING Strike UD the keYS' When hearts are In love they dra QE PRINT!-NG ,IO be-or n ci PRACf Mme bees' ICE CLASSROOM V WOODW CR d T',mkf K 6 F. a H8 a fable to D ut gum un T ke yo tch does o k O NEW Wh ldoesn'r if fall UDF, W ' anwys -am 300' ANCING D T You daf1C9d ony Thaf'S my mo SCENES G C24 +3 N W H 2, OOA va 'ao' z z V CONSVT' , ' 'V Q MWQ, IQUNCHROOM Best subject of the day ANNUAL BOARD Tough work, but we came throughfh Q11 at fw ALGEBARMI Ever thing but the answers RODEO STAFF Everything but the truth. UV 1 77- 'twill inn. the be-Y who E-Playing the right notes Ieace cut it out 52'-gmdleeitfl gem SEWING A stitch in time saves . S C E N s1kV Q- Qf' fi J 55 op ,Sv B L 'I gc, X610 to Y I DRAMA CLASS This just isn't the time for holding n Hxxj V JUNIOR -BUSINESS TRAINING Watch the teacher, kiddof' GIRLS GYM Hubba, hubba, h ubbaf' BIOLOGY We test anything-dead or alive 56 'il'm Beginning fo See The Light WE CAME-WE SAW-WE CONQUEREDH ,,,, , , Y , SPCRT LI HTS 1 - , , , ' 4 , A - - r 1 1 w 1 A . V ATHLETICS NEWTON c. MQ-RRE., I MANAGER 0F EQUIPMENT c W f 'Q 7 Kass C2 N04 l . C' ff.. E 53- , .41 SZ!! Xx 52 x X 46-MM Aixam' X jff'.iif:. '--m 2J fllf f Track Wrestling Sophomore -5-if Baseball Tennis-Golf Sophomore Basketball T 't. Sophomore Football root WlI'T'l min Ass 2 df as-4? Bas etball ss' . oot a' 5 8 Ass t. Basketball A l F b ll Soph T ck S ph B b ll ,...A, L-s'0 O FCSOTBALL ELD FB TBATL LIN E REE? of f' X ASKETBA L WZ ' Q ,ff Q. Wf 1 j I I I WRESTLIN ENNls1 e QDON A ,A A A W , ,A ,.,. A ,:1. 0 R A DR 9 1 S ,fi o SID ROBERTS 5 aBR o EDDIE EBERT Q--FJAQK BAXTER 9 rf . P ras Y A T R A A K ' .. A SWIMMING C 45 BASEBALL '45 c o - c A P T A I N s 60 W VARSITY ix 'Tii K cf-fi C362 C' Q V Qi ' i f ,QQ Q 4. PHI Ma I I V LETTERMEN 6' N ' . Xl V' 1116 953 px .pm f K 62 Q3 O FOOT The autumn leaves turn gold and fall in spiraling paths to the ground. The sun sets a little earlier, in colors that are a little brighter. The air is crisper, because it is fall, and fall means foot- ball games. We sit in the stands on the edge of the wooden benches and watch our gallant team, clad in their orange and black, battle the gridiron representatives of the four other high schools. We watch the lightest line in the league crash through the heaviest and note with a good deal of pleasure that our crack linemeinl J P .D .D .fi X tp B f.lf 5 1li 5' 5Yi s f X r l h . 1-'R A . Q76 i X X PAUL E RTLE 1 is MANAGER Football Basketball .? 32 ..-f '5'? LEACH MANAGER ROW TWO: Dick Keete, Bill Ritter, Jim Wolfe, Phil Guzman, Toots Salas, Robert LeProwse, Daryl Massey, Ronald Baldi, Dave Leavitt, Del Schneider, Bob Cattany. ROW ONE: Buzz Girtin, Jack Rudey, Bill Burbank, Byron Little, Ben Saul, Judd Brown, Line Captain, Lem Evans, Don Cod- ner, Bill Kiesler, Malcolm Albert, Backfield Captain, Bruce Earhart. , ,,,, , ,B V Y - I-J , A 52 Q i a -P , -Q.,-f Q :Ast WST- NOW, Boys, NO TRIPPINGN' scum vs. west---wnA1-'s A sir or Mun Between menus.-' fx., 'X x s 'x - - 24' 4,1 ' 'ff'- s 1 -1 in fs 'B-lj M-V ,Q ,W g i 1 l i i l J 1 3:f..J,,.,D r gg, x-x,.Y?O uf,-:D 50.2 X 9'f 0 5 spend more time on the enemy side of the scrimmage than their f X opponents do on ours, Our backfield boys rate high in passing, and while they are not too high on speed, they still manage to put one over on the enemy every time. Only two victories this year, both of them over Manual, but both were stirring ones. When the Cowboys pile up a score they go after it in a big way. 3 Mr. Ernie Rossie and Mr. Gaston Santi held the coaching hon- i ors, and from the looks of things, championships will be coming -coming soon. 1 ' rbi' .' EARL Mc NELL MANAGER X . iw- eff-ff Q-1. i P I j -'ff'-' 4-:-'e4'.'.f' EUGENE PADON MANAGER ROW FOUR: Coach Ernie Rossi, lrwin Diamond, Roy Klamm, Leroy Frank, David Grisinger, Nick Merterian, Vernon Gebers, Ray Teske, Bill Wahlberg, Del Gallagher, John Mollock, Ben Coleman, Carl Bates. ROW THREE: Bill Knapp, Sid Roberts, Pat O'Halloran, Andy Da- vis, Marcus Ertle, Allen Miller, Bud Franklin, Burton Kelly, Wesley Gross, Jim Frazier. DN. ' NORTH vs. wEsT-3l:giETSitgcQViiNNGow, BUT vooR KNEE MANUAL Vs. WEE? HWE WON TNS ONE.. iff- A ff' x A.f1'i-i--5- '.f-'fir J' -sr 'si' 'F Q' 5.1 SS. S. it R'.f:ff 1 r- -'.....q'ii ' O 'Q BASKET This year's basketball season was not ordinary--out of this world, so to speak. South, slated to end up near the bottom, tied for the top spot. Highly touted Manual wound up third, and felt lucky to do that well. Upsets were trequentg teams were hot one night, and ice cold the next. Fans didn't know what to expect. The Cowboys provided their share of sheer suspense in eight thrilling matchesg they won only one, but showed up well in all of their hardwood meets. The better the team, the greater the fight the Cowpunchers showed. Q'-v O o ,Bull n-A Loup . Allen Muller Relsh Harold Smith V Q 'X 0 o S -. BALL Coach Gaston Sant: worked with only twelve men this year because he felt that he could get more out of a small talented group All twelve lettered and all did their part on the hardwood Next year West will have a nice group of returning letter men who wull really spark up a team that will be championship bound The Cowpuncher second team thus year won most of nts games and smce most second team men are lunuors fans should not have much trouble In drawlng the conclusion that prospects next year are really golng to be good .5 -H-H-4 f X,,,,....f--:.. .Tq Jack Schlaefle '11-Bob Montague Q' Paul Morrls 0 1 7 0 IL? ' L...-. 0 Toots s l f 1 l .. ,, - 'X-1.2 ' J ior Walker 0 ' E'? -3 0 un Manager 'Sa Where's the Ball? 0 A.: ggfg' ,,.s ' ' l 'S Sorry, Bula, This One's Mine. ? .43 5WRESTLlNG- ' 2' f iwsr-I ti A tense crowd was always present, whenever the West wrestlers met an opponent. The most exciting of sports, whestling demands great physical condition, quick thinking, and good sportsmanship on the part of man. This year's team met all of the requirements. Though it too some time for the boys to warm up, they finally hit their stride and showed what they were capable of doing. The team came in fourth in the city standings West led the way through most of the State Tourneyg they were far ahead of North which finally recaptured tle, and would have won in the end if fewer men had dropped out in the semi-finals. .rif.'gTpi--- ,-. , Y Y 5 . Moya sif3f1lZyqsfn'lZ51?uef. snstlllief v??i:2.7Qf-iii 'Q J SOPHCMOREXFQCTBALLRDQ ,J The sophomore football squad handled the ball nicely this year, losing one of the four games that made up the season, placing second only to Manual in the league standings. East, who took the varsity crown, came in last in the sophomore bracket. Coached by Mr. George Heywood, the sophs had a strong line, some swell passers, and plenty of ma- terial to bolster up the varsity team next year. ROW THREE: Asst Coach. Richard Hotton, John Chase, Manager: Gene Mayfield, Manuel Moya. Bob Sage, Bob Baurngart, Altonse Martinez, Jack Hicks, Kenneth Clcsen, Verl Vette, Keith Richards, George Canfield, Tom Boll, Jack Vesscy, Coach, Geerge Heywood. ROW TWO: Frank Monaco. Line Captaznl Calvin Kennedy, Jerry Welshans, Richard Baker, Jim Bailey, Gale Epperson, Edward Grauer, Elmer Carpenter, Walter Johnson, Roy Bates, Lou Rulon, Allen Hawthorne, Richard Earnhardt. ROW ONE: Paul Hulse, Backtield Captain, Dick Jones, Ray Haugan, Roy Miller, Kenny Raish, David Wilson, Dick Hoagland, Douglas Klie- wer, Gene Lord, Kenneth Williams, James Smith, Den Grout, Chuck Reeves, Clyde Virgel, Kenneth Colgan. 67 LTENN I J eOl13l'd Fass 0 05 HI Against great odds, the Cowboy netmen, coached by lvlr. Richard l-lotton, played eight stuff on Friday evenings and Saturday mornings for tour weeks. North l-ligh took the crown, but it was a close race nevertheless. Most ot gerness and power to do better. the team will be back next year, full-of the ea- great matches, but were defeated in all of them. Playing each school twice, they did their l H 5 fl S Stanley Walter up Jack Irwin 7 . ' , Q!-luddinLN. Lochmanln McQdrews SnyderR c I ' u-f-SOPHOMORE TBASKETBALL . - f ',, .S --2... ' 'S S:- Starting the season with a victory over the Vik- ings, West's Sophomore quintet kept up the pace as far as playing good games was concerned, even though they won no more games during the season. Rivera, Bob Sage, Captaing Norman Dackman, Tony Zamora, Bob Baumgart, Don Burngardt. I Q ROW ONE: Edward Grauer, Bill Newell, Jim Bailey, Ed The margin at the end of the games was usually close, many times being within one or two points. Placing the accept on passing and good team play, the Sophs played clean games in fine style. ROW TWO: Dick Jones, Dick Flanagan, John Rider, Al- fonse Martinez, Keith Richards, Don Grout, Gale Epperson Paul Hulse, John Hinely, Manager, Eldon Allen, Coach Richard Hotton. Gene' ayfield lr-dulging in one ct the keenest of pleasures, the swimming team at least had fun, even though they did t win any ct their meets. Swimming meets were held at the City Bath House on Saturday mornings. Though a number ot lettermen returned to school, few ot them went out for the team. As a result this years squad was composed largely of swimmers who lacked the needed experience. Most of the members will be back next year, and then West will stand a good chance of climbing out of the swimming Cellar. John i, F, X g' tg lt . T gl iv i x l 1 McDonnalgx Mon'aco.X mi ,S d 1 3 l fl ony Roberts 'Qlamorax 1: :nl Phil Ward, Mr. Richard Hotton, Coach: Phil and Matt Ward were named co-captains of the They certainly deserve this honor for supporting the team until the bitter end. The boys who won the championship on the green in '44 wound up in last place in '45, due to a terrific manpower shortage. Coach Richard Hotton just did not have the material to work with, Though a fair number of candidates started the season, only two were lett at the end of the tour weeks of matches. HW R ITDACED lf F 1 I -Ol :JL R3 X1- Baseball '45 was not an outstanding season, looked at from any school's viewpoint, North, as has been its sad habit for the last few years, took the top position. The West diamondeers wound up in the cellar. Merchant's Park was the topic of discussion in sport circles, and because it was condemned at the time, the prep teams had to play on the City Park race track diamond. The fans still came, and though they had to stand, got their woney's worth-since the games were free to everyone. ROW ans, Eldon Allen, Edward Grauer, Jim Bailey, Gale Epperson, Dick Hoagland, Manager, Paul Hulse, Jimmy Webb, Bill Ritter, Frank Monaco, Don Byrnes, Coach George Heywood. ROW TWO: Chuck Garlington, Jim Wolfe, Jim Fra- zier, Gary Mace, Jack Baxter, Varsity Captain, Phil Guzman, Jack McAndrews, Herb Hemenover, Sopho- more Captain. , ROW ONE: Bob Baumgart, Don Woodson, Buzz Gir- tin, Toots Salas, Morton Joseph, Manager, Dick. Keefe, Chuck Hoffman, Vernon Gebers, Ross Buchanan -'ILRAC K '4 5-G?---,kiwi 'Z ,. .,, ' 2.5 'iQ' Co-Captain Bruce Earhart does,-not appear in photograph., The track team last year was a capable group. Coached by Mr. Ernie Rossi, the team unceremoniously wound up in last place, but nevertheless they showed up well in all the various events. If teams were rated by effort these boys would have scored pretty high: the gimmick comes in because most teams are not rated by effort. Like the baseball squad, the track boys had the weather to battle in addition to the usual hindrances. ROW TWO: Coach Ernie Rossi, Robert LeProwse, Raymond Hamm, Kenneth Owens, Bob Pittman, LeRoy Dan, Norman Dennis, Darrel Reid, Jack Dennison, Jim Trippy, Don Holzer, Vernon Thomas, Coach Gas- ton Santi. ROW ONE: Don Corner, Manager, Glenn Reichert, Ben Coleman, Milford Fox, Harry Fleshman, Marvin Lang, Roy Klamm, Burton Kelly, Eddie Ebert, Co- Captain: Leonard Gudgel, Earl McDonnell. 3 i Li limo C lv , i....7' - HAMPION ROW T : J BP ol Glgria VOLLEY BALL TEAM N Maxim Mona Shirley Kieffofi HEL en Shaw, -'DAME Jan Simon? Ai OW IVE: Janie Geo gia oelbm ary M Fenlma VV! H , H7-3 Sl .nf , J Sry n, Doris wallberg, Mary Gbsonl ones, Nigel Baer, ally, COllCQr Murray Th 1 f dflfkfs ally Edward, Dime HI X n M M DANCERS LPLA FESTIVAL LEFT T0 RIG T: John Weber, Jennie Lucero, ' - Janie Sibley, Frank Pierce, Hazel ' nie Newton, Irwin Snyd Edith Phillips MCQ Bill Gaugenmaier, Collins, Bill Burbank. Bon- er, Katherine Roberfs, Harris McKee, , Harold Smilh, Jeanne Wahlberg, Roland uown, Mary Wisfcox. Clvcock. rolhy Eva, .of who l AM TE Wan' Q-fBAU:f. WN - nv 3 so H029 eY H 1 N NY df Mvlo 'W f e Ca CHAExhel 'SOmHaTxnS5' wloz Bmgfgiixra She a L JO Thgvlqvson' mp GIRLS 'Y 45 g.. CHAMPION SPEEDBALL i 'N x W C 'gl ROW ON ROW TWO: Ella Wulti, Shnley Kesler, Mona , Shaw, Beverly Willxams. 5 Q..-.,. E1 ' Mckelsin, Mary Jane Keahher, ,lo ' ' , an Sherrmfh..-4 Glorna 1 Captanngliaxune Welch ,lc 1- 51' AX Hams Helen ? If-Q? '-ii? CH A -f nRowG7Wo.MPloN B ow ggggfg, tan Sh Agm - v . J ax, W 0AggMifwMK BALLTIZ r' C.ary,J3Z,5tef, M M On SPORTS PlCNlCKERS ncggavcn. Nlcxccx ROW ROW Rlghard , Eslllcr Vlgll- yq 1 cw! ANCE Dolorei Bums. on - wofmzalel l 31313, 9 fl. Kea . va I 'her' Har,-I-S J . eine S' ' fp E 1 , . NG aepml J BATLN Fwwbl-V l Ce P? f-W H0121 T, A an Glhson, MSW R LF- XGH 6 ds Mvflle Sgfgxbygexyillirtheg Ccrrea, ' luley Scott. FT T0 a , - Yerson, Allce Hm ' Mm d gxomhllsuslagvxxxldsonx, ,line Burley. Sh ro . 72 I GIRLS This year as in every year, West High girls have par- ticipated'in all types of sports and again there has been a great deal of com- petition among the various teams. ,Tiff ff?-4f' SPCRTS The girls participating not only have fun, but also earn points for which they receive awards. The major sports in- clude speedball, volleyball, basketball, and softball, and RTLE BRADY Big D Gold D-Star lnstructor lnstructor . L. DOUGHE lLL ll l ln e m ' n O r Those who take part enter 35 50Dh0' 5 P 9 V t 5, a r e in any ofthe above men- moles' fefifellf? Swlmmlng' tioned sportswill, if they stunts, tennis, b a d m i n to n, track and field events, archery, ta b le tennis, shuftleboard and horseshoes. Points may also be earned by their Big D after earning 750 points. t they enter as en they must earn lOOO points in order to receive the Big DH award. ln either case JEAN SHERRIF Big D Gold D-Star WELCH Big D Gold D-Star ANNAMAE GANATTA XJEANE doing the tol- lowing individ- ual sports out- side of school: lce and roller skating, bowl- , bicycling, skiin 'Big D 1 JO ANNE GRAUER Big D Gold D--Star GIRLS MONA 25Oextrapoints are needed be- fore they re- ceive their gold pins. A is given for lOO points earned UCY BEA' Bug D Big D Big D L.. 'nv Big D JONi:S KEALIHER uciu.E BORDAH L Big D Big D Big D B' D 'S Big D HOEPNER fi . .qw V .,,., , , Nag f A' Q ip- -' , , V U CHUGHTS . in , N -' nf N, J. F-ob + Y: A SEV? , r ' , ,w 575 1, 4 , QM fr, ,if V X X ir X , W g EPZ ' 5 it? 'k WW' A ft Qi. ,Ti , J! Q' if ll' if + 'f4 +4 7 -Ng, Q ,- , i'1 , Y, l- arena H of-Ado F acul ty Spo0'5Ol Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Feature Editor . ,ml J M l gi t Thirteen times a year, the Rodeo comes out, pleasing or displeasing expectant students . . . to the relief of the editor and staff. Each copy's four pages are packed with news, features, gossip, sport notes, and bits of editorial advice, which have somehow gotten past the censor, The staff is a varied group, composed of all sorts of people who have one thing in common-doing good work. Deadline day at the Rodeo Office is marked by yelling . . . screaming . . . miscel- laneous moans . . . failing hearts . . . strewn paper . . . misplaced copy . . . general chaos . . . and parades to the typing rooms. Much of the credit for the success of the Rodeo is due to its understanding sponsor, Miss Lorena Hocking, who always manages to keep calm and assemble the copy, the thoughts, and the many re- porters that have worked on West's papers these past years. Feature Editor L Lfoffhafd we 'fOr-in-Chlel Exchange Edif0I' ,,, as , i ti rcr '33 F ails 1 'r.,' , V NORMA BETTIE BARBARA BILL NUTTALL REINMUTH SCHLITZER SMUKLER JEAN MARY JANE CHARLES S. PHILLIP CROWELL JAMES OULTON COH EN EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT Sports Editor Business Manager REPORTERS i m' riff CAM E RA S H Y Sports Editor-Kenneth Girtin Circulation Managers -Ben Gallegos, Bill Wahlberg Reporters LA VORA TIJAN Mervin Molien Marvin Schwindt Harry Fleshman Mechanical Drawing Junior Class Boys' Sports After tour years of anxiety among the members of West over the uncer- tainty ot the future and the probable demands of war, the Annual Board of l9-46 was able to enter on a year ot peacetime endeavor and achievement. Not one of its members had to leave midway in the year to answer the call of his country and all have worked throughout the entire year. We wish to express our thanks to our smil dearly beloved spon- Daryl Massey Editor Mechanical Drawing Annual Board Boys' Sports Jennie Lucero Organizations Girls' Sports Nu Marie McDonald Art Faculty Classroom Scenes Manuscript Henrietta Ortega Manuscript National Honor Rodeo Staff Leonard Fass First Associate Editor Organizations Paul Morris Photographer Jack Rudey Mechanical Drawing Boys' Sports Sophomore Class . R.,O.T.C. 75 sor, Miss Margie Setvin, who will always be remembered as a friend who never let us down and who was always ready to help and encourage us in any undertak- ing. We also recognize with appreciation the work of Mrs. Josephine Blose, our efficient Faculty Business Manager, of Miss Lorena Hocking, who has given us unlimited service in diverting the manuscript, and of Mr. James Aandahl for the distribution of annua Margie Setvin ty Sponsor Shirley Scott Freshman Class Typing I Public Relations Janie Sibley Freshman Class Sophomore Class Public Relations Fern Warth I Senior Class y Senior Personalities Typing l Faculty . Calendar of Events Typing ' Mary Wisfcox Nick Gregory Business Manager Darrell Zachman Mechanical Drawing Candids Art Senior Class Classroom Scenes Senior Personalities Dorothy Hoglund Typing Second Associate Editor LT. COL. PAUL DICKSON P. M. S. Cr T. MAJOR MAJOR Bruce Earhart Milford FUX LT. COL. Betty Jean Dolsby Bud Wiegers James Lord SXSGT. HYLTON LANPHERE Unit Instructor Rl l This year the Reserve Officers Train- ing Corps of the Denver High Schools has come under the jurisdiction of a new professor of Military Science and Tactics, Lieutenant Colonel Paul Dick- son, who has already pepped up the R.O.T.C, program. Colonel Dickson has changed the strict military setup to one that has more extra events, and has modified the two-year contract so that it a cadet is dissatisfied and can prove to the Colonel that he has good reasons he may resign from the Corps. ln charge of the West High bat- talion is Staff Sergeant H. C. Lanphere, who has been serving in the capacity of Military Unit Instructor. ' COMPANY ROW TWO: Pvt. Richard Schneider, Cpl. John Remington, Pvt. Marion Owens, Cpl. John Keith, Pvt. Roland McQuown, Pvt. Frank Allen, Sgt. Jack Winey, Sgt. Don Rutherford, Sgt. Boyde Fritz, Cpl. Royer Clark, Pvt. Richard Griego. ROW ONE: SfSgt. Hylton Lanphere, Unit lnstructorg Lt. Col. Eugene Padon, Major Bruce Earhart, lst Lt. James Lord, Capt. Earl McDonnell, Major Milford Fox, Capt. Bud Wiegers, Capt. Robert Robinson, lst Lt. Walt CAPTAIN .IST LIEUTENANT Wiltfong, 2nd Lt. Wayne Hofer, Mr. George Jennings, Faculty Military Instructor. I I Cl ln all ot the Denver high schools honorary otticers have been electedg at West, Betty Dolsby is honorary Lieut.- Colonel, and Jane Sibley is honorary Captain. Cadets have seen movies that have made their classroom work easier. They have learned the fundamentals of drill, marching in Sunken Gardens' pool. They have toted ritles in parades and inspections. They have learned how to shoot and have won medals as a re- ward of efficiency. All in all the R,O.T.C. program is an interesting one, and yet things are being planned that will make it more so. MR. GEORGE JENNINGS F. M. I. HKU ROW FIVE: Pvt. Rudolph Stines, Pvt. Carl Jugert, Cpl. Ernest Tate, Pvt. Bob Farmer, Pvt. Gerald Chatelain, lst Sgt. William Barker, Cpl. David Hale, Pvt. Ronald Nolan, SifSgt. Ben Colmen, Sgt. Bill McDaniel, Pvt. Emmett Burns. ROW FOUR: Cpl. Dallas Tourney, Sgt. Jack Lorig, Pvt. Walter Johnson, Pvt. Carl Axelson, Cpl. Howard Scott, Cpl, William Sorensen, 2nd Lt. Don Snider, Pvt. Glen Young, Pvt. Richard Martinez, Pvt. Gilbert Casias. ROW THREE: Pvt. Don Koch, Cpl. Bruce Fritz, Sgt. Vernon Gebers, Pvt. Roy Matson, Pvt. John Davis, Cpl. John Thompson, Pvt. Jack Hicks, Pvt. Bill Knapp, Pvt. Jim Harper, Pvt. Bill White, Pvt. Bob Allen. LT. COL. EUGENE PADON Cadet Officer CAPTAIN CAPTAIN Earl McDonnell B05 Robinson ,av- 3? .2 CAPTAIN ARLENE NAGY ...sm A , Q ZND LIEUTENANT IST SERGEANT Donald Snider Bill Barker ,SCHOLARSHIP 'CITIZENSHIP 'LEADERSHIP'f'SERVI ',,.:. The National Honor Society is one of the highest peaks 2. fY1A that can be attained in a high school career. Students who are ' i' scholastically-minded are always a bit on edge when the bien V Alsv ,' 1 i nial tapping comes around. i Their minds are not put at ease by the fact that they have is L to meet four other requirements, The first in scholarshipg members have to be in the upper ten per cent ot the class. . Good citizenship, another requirement, is a rnust. Service to r',. 'i -A Secretary 3 122 f-:. f7 'i the school, lead- NHS is under the ' r-, ,, 'i ship, and initiative capable a n d able R' also count. leadership of Mrs. The Club itself Elizabeth Babcock, doesn't do ve ry assisted by Mr. 42 , I V AA rrguch, the nice thing Wgodyixh Mrs.Sgveet, G a out it is merely an iss gers. ,844 ' r'i'i 00+ the fact that if is The function ofthe Q85 an honor to be a last three is to lend N X BETH BABC' F'3Cultv Sponiiol member-a feather in one's cap so to speak. FERN WARTH a hand at the im- portant job of elect- ing members. President T H E BEVERLEY JOYCE BRUCE BALES BIRDSILL EARHART N A A Q - T 'let 0 DOROTHY KARY MARY JANE HOGLUND I-IORITA JAMES A A ,T rf' L I EDWARD ROBERT BONNIE McNELLIS MONTAGUE NEWTON O N O R S BETTIE SHIRLEY Q RANDALL REINMUTH SCOTT .ri' lv.. Vvi. C A., -N .. . . T Y N 3 - ' i'- W MM I ' ... ..,, fs- - 'Q j ,,'if - aj . E QQ HA, A V +5 - - .j -',:, fffgej . ,AQ fi Yi Y FLORA JOHN VINCENT VOSSBERG WEBER MARIE FANNING CAROL KING 'T WILLIAM NIEDERT . . it-ie 1 MURIEL SKIFF I W R an - Ei? t ' 2 q srr. - ' MARY WISTCOX ...R ri.. . I 'JU 1 ,.,, ',j91Yls', lk! LEONARD HARRY FASS F LESH MAN WALTER MARIE LOCHMANN McDONALD ,i 1 5, I ' I EUGENE JOYCE Q PADQN PETERSON ALAINE GERALDINE STEWART THORNGATE WOELBING BINKI-EY BAND The band, unoer the batcn of Mr. Earlburt Pike, again did its grand job of playing at the games, parades, pep rallies, and assemblies in a sL.pe way. Besides doing 'iheir .best frr Wes1 the members were Day . also right on hand Abbott, Eddie Ahrendt, Gordon Andrews, Merriam Azeltine, Gwen Baer, Nigel Baker, Jim Barker, Steve Beard, Caroline Binkley, Ben Boaglio, Gerald Bordahl, Lucille Broom, Charles Buchanan, Martha Carter, Revea Chambers, LaVerne Clowes, Marliyn Clowes, Marjorie Cottenbow, Dick Cook, Eddie Cottrell, James De Moro, Ray Groves, Don Gurley, Bob Gustafson. Don ,g X BAND ling for Denver University games W, ORCH ESTRA 0 A elaurt C9UTlOl'1, 79' One of the organizations that can always be counted on to represent West is ihe Orchestra, under ihe direction of Mr. Earlburt Pike. The Orchesira always made an unfor- gettable and colcrfeil appearance and this year was no ex- Herbaugh, Bernard Hewitt, Gene Hildebrand, Phyllis Kay Holloway, Phillip Hutchison, Warner Kelly, Burton Kleiwer, Douglas King, Jimmie LaForte, Jack Leavitt, Dave Lieb, Richard Losey, Richard Mann, Erma Jean Matson, James McCray, Robert McNamarra, Jim Miller, Bill Molien, Mervin Muirr, Constance Nuttall, Gordon Oetter, Wilma Orr, Stanley Palmer, Bob Pennel, Wayne Pennington, Phillip Polenske, Marilyn Price, Arthur Prokepich, Paul Putsche, Louis Reish, Kenneth Richards, Keith Roark, Shirley Robertson, Dorie Rodriquez, Fred Seader, Barbara Slade, Henry Vanderweg, Verda ' Vining, Wanda Venrick, Shirley Welshans, Jerry Wilson, Mariorie Wingo, Billy Wood, Tom Vigil, Diego 'Abbott, Eddie .Allen, Eldon Azeltine, Gwen Barker, Steve Beard, Caroline Brown, Marie Bird, Millicent Birdsill, Joyce Blackburn, Doris Callender, Violet Carter, Mamie Carter, Revea Chase, Jeanetta Chase, Mae Clowes, Marjorie Coates, Geraldine ORCHESTRA MEMBERS Cook, Eddie Cooper, Robert Fisher, lnez Groves, Don Gustafson, Don Harlan, Alice Haviland, Joanne Holloway, Phillip Hutchison, Warner Kalaher, Sally Leavitt, Dave Losey, Richard McCray, Robert Nuttall, Gordon Orr, Stanley Pennel, Wayne Pennington, Philip Putsche, Louis Rames, Reyola Raridon, Velva Richards, Keith Smalley, Phyllis Spicer, George Thorngate, Gerry Trythall, Norma Willits, Richard Watson, Alma Wilson, Norma Woolley, Alice Vanderweg, Verda L 80 ARCHERY CLUB I SHOT AN ARROW INTO THE AIR The Archery Club under the sponsorship of Mr. S. Robert Taylor is one of the outftandrng clubs of the school. The members learn to make their own equipment and to shoot. Membership is open to everyone cach semester. They have different tournaments and prizes are awarded to the winners, ARCHERY CLUB ROW FOUR: Joyce McCallum, Walter Lochmann, Bob Montague, Mr. S. Robert Taylor, Burton Randall, Jim Breuch, Secretarya Treasurer, Marion Brink. ROW THREE: Joyce Lyon, Vice-President: Charlene Cook, Eileen Donnan, Darlene DeArmond, Beverley Bales, Elizabeth Warren. Dorothy Eva. ROW TWO: Wilma Ebv, Secretaryg Shirley Newman, Betty Sny- der, Bill Nredert, Vrcc-President: Jeanne Wahlberg, Sharon Logue, Beverly Hays. ROW ONE: lkneelrngl John Weber, Yvonne Warner, Jack Saia President. -- A CAPELLA CHOIR MUSIC HAS CHARMS FOR PEACEFUL MINDS' A The A Capella Choir under the direction of Mr. Oliver Gushee is a group of selected voices of boys and girls in the tenth 'eleventh and twelfth grades. This group presented various programs, one ot which was thc traditional Singing Christmas Tree givcn in the school and auditorium on December Zi. The Singing Christmas Tree was shown in several newspapers, giving it nation-wide recognition ROW FOUR: Lois Durant, Mary Gibser-, Bonnie Newton, Jorene Grover, LaVonne Blomberg, Ronald Rone, Dale Cummings, Bill Barker, Elizabeth Cazier, Jean Struble, Joan Anderson, Sally Sears, Lcuzetta Comer, Pauline Bone, Shirley Redman. ROW THREE: Marjorie Burns, Nlartha Hutto, Aurora Duran, Net- tie Green, Drrothy Muehler, Elva Poppert, Darlene DeArmond, Doyle Cummings, Harris McKee, Norma Jean Walker, Norma Lee Lawton, Joyce White, Jean Gibson, Donna Barnes, Char- lotte Personett. ROW TWO: Frances Brcuch, Ruth Penn, Betty Carter, Carrie Johnson, Virginia Leavitt, Lola Kang, George Spicer, Ernest Freeman, Evelyn Bird, Doris Lively, Gertrude Hastings, Char- lotte Gieseler, Dorie Robertson, Maxine Yankers, Agnes Lu- cero. ROW ONE: Sue Miller, Nora Barela, Glenna Ditsch, Carol King, Betty Cummings, Viole. Christie, Gerry Thorngate, Gene Dolph, Bill Keith, Joanne l-lavrland, Carol Thompson, Delores Jacobs, Betty Slimmer, Beny Forester, Marjorie Webb, Mr, Gushee. ASSEMBLY CQMMITTEEM ENTERTAINMENT FOR MILLIONS The Assembly Committee is a group of chosen students, under the sponsorship ot Mrs. Mary Murray, who tackle the job of entertaining the Ccwboys and Cowgirls of West and also main- taining order in assembly. Six seniors, five juniors, tour sophomcres, three freshmen, one audio-visual member, cnc art department member and a member voted in by each old member make up the Assembly Committee. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ROW FOUR: Bcb Dowd, Irwin Snyder, Mrs. Mary Murray, ldonna Taylor, Edward Mallory, ROW THREE: Louise Ortega, Ernest Sandoval, Viqe-President: Pat Lambert, Leonard Fass, Elizabeth I-licks, Norman Dennis, Treasurer, Elaine Benson. ROW TWO: Frances Kline, 'Beverley Bales, Ruth Shipman, Harris McKee, Burnis Turner, Beverley Allen, Betty Crosby. ROW ONE: Donna Reid, Walter Lochmann, Vice-President, Frances Hicks, Secretary, President, Shirley Scott, Treasurer: Georgia Woelbing, President: Carol King, Jean Fry. Second Semseter Secretary, Betty Miner, does not appear in photograph. . AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS WHO ARE MORE BUSY THAN THOSE WHO HAVE THE MOST T0 DO. What would classes be without sidelights, and what would sidelights be without highlights. The Audio-Visual Aids Club provides sidelights and highlights, in the form of education and entertainment in classes and assemblies-mostly classes. The Club maintains and operates our movie projecting equip- ment, recording apparatus, and is always at the command of teachers who desire different delights for their classes. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Robert Thibodeau the group is one of the added attractions that make some of our classes things of beauty-if not always joys forever. AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB ROW FOUR: Bill Haaker, Ronald Baldi, Don Davis, Mr. Robert Thibodeau, John Rider, Secretary-Treasurer, Art Price. ROW.THREE: Joe McQuown, Jerry Bieber, Bob Swanson, Don Kyelberg, Curtis Edwards, Bill Gaugenmaier, Vernon Kusler. ROW TWO: Richard Kerr, Earnest Fellows, Jim Fisher, Carl Buss, Stan McCray, Don Azeltine, Otis Fellows. ROW ONE: Jim Wolfe, Vice-President: l-larry Fleshman, Presi- dent: Ray Teske Audio Visual Aid member not appearing in photo: Del Gal- lagher. CAMERA CLUB A PICTURE IS A SILENT POEM AND A POEM A SPEAKING PICTURE Mr. S. Robert Taylor's Camera Club constantly studies and seeks out ways of taking better pictures. Under the leadership of a sponsor, who takes a keen interest in club activities, club members rarely fail to profit by their eagerness to learn. These camera fans know the fundamental rules of lumination, life- likeness, and luck, They enjoy themselves, too. CAMERA CLUB ROW -FOUR: Marion Brink, President: Burton Randall, Vice- Presldenti John Weber, Mr. S. Robert Taylor, Norman Dennis, Dorothy Muehler, Secretary. ROW THREE: Charlene Cook, Elizabeth Warren, Ruth Anne Penn, Nick Mehterian, Darlene DeArmond, Joyce McCallum, Secre- tary-Treasurer: Katherine Zucca, President. ROW TWO: Shirley Newman, Joyce Lyon, Wilma Eby, Fern Warth, Mary Alice Pierce, Jeanne Wahlberg, Mary Sue Jones. ROW ONE: Mary Ellen Earhart, Dorothy Snow, Mary Hudson, Betty Snyder, Beverly Moody, Vice-President, Betty Slimmer, Betty George. 8l ,Q-A BATON CLUB UGIFTED TWlRLERS OR TWIRL, TWIRL, TILT A TWIRL. Miss Lucille llgaudas is the sponsor of the Baton Club which is a part of the band. It is no easy thing to do. lt requires a lot of skilldand practice and the baton twirlers march along with the ban . BATON CLUB ROW THREE: Betty Kalber, Elizabeth Warren, Shirley Cook, Miss Lucille llgaudas, Lillie Combs, Mary Sue Jones, Betty Cooper. ROW TWO: Yvonne Goodloe, Bertha Bolles, Revea Carter, Vice- President: Gerry Martinez, Beverly Scott, Gerry Rogers, Melba Bix er. ROW ONE: Jean Hawk, Mary Lou Steinbrenner, Ruth Anne Penn, Edith Phillips, President, Darlene DeArmond, Hazel McCul- lough, Betty Jo Jones. -.....,,l NOTHING IS ACHIEVED WITHOUT TOI 82 D CLUB MORE POWER TO YOU Any student who has earned his letter in athletics is eligible for D Club membership. The chief activity of this club is presenting the best initiations that ever shake the halls of West High. Though all of the coaches are sponsors of the D Club, Mr. Ernie Rossi's name is one that is associated with it as the ob- server who shuts his eyes and lets the old members put new ones through the initiation paces, takes training and stamina to come out alive. D CLUB ROW THREE: Buzz Girtin ,Eddie Ebert, Ben Saul, Chuck Book, Bill Burbank, Jack McAndrews, Marcus Ertle, Hank Hasler Malcolm Albert. ROW TWO: Toots Salas, Daryl Ma ssey, Bob Hold, Dick Keefe, Gary Mace, Elton Bachli, John Horn, Don Schmiedbauer, Nick Gregory, ROW ONE: Lem Evans, Vice-President, Byron Little, Don Codner, Secrelaryg, Burton Kell J d ' y, u d Brown, Jim Wolfe, Bruce Ear- hart, Presiderig Phil Guzman. CHEERLEADERS ORANGE AND BLACK, FIGHT, FIGHT The Cheerleaders are chosen by the Student Council and five faculty members. Our six sturdy Cheerleaders have been faith- ful to the school and even though our football team was de- feated in practically every game, they were right on hand, keeping up the morale of the School. Anyone may try out at the beginning of the first semester.. These solid-sending Cheerleaders are carefully trained by Mrs. Ella Walker Snyder. CHEERLEADERS A Harris McKee, Joyce Peterson, LaVora Tijan, JoAnn Shelton, Bill Niedert. DEFENSE COUNCIL l Ln The Defense Council is made up of Mrs, Willia Girault's IOA General Education class. Theseistudents sell stamps and bonds on the clays designated. This year the Defense Council did not have so much to do as did the council of last year because there were not many drives to help with and the bond auctions were also eliminaled. - The faculty sponsors of the council are Mrs. Willia Girault, Chairman, Miss Margie Setvin, and Miss Helen lronfield, Treas- urer. DEFENSE COUNCIL ROW FOUR: Gilbert Casias, Miss Helen lronfield, Mrs. Willia Girault, Miss Margie Setvin, Don Wilson ROW THREE R : ichard Gould, David Streeter, Allen DeHerrera, NEileen Donnan, Helen Shaw, President: Dorothy McQuown, Jack l.aForte, Frank Monaco, Uvaldo Chavez. ROW TWO: Pat Swanson, Anna Walden, Gertrude Hastings, Mar- tha Hutto, Eiwilda Schoonoyer, Don Miller, Virginia Lovejoy, Beverly Williams, Joy Warrenf-Avis Corley, Beverly McChesney. ROW ONE: Henry Yamahish, Viola Hallmark, Ruth Barnett, Dor- othy Widmar, Vice-President, Kathleen Moore, Bill Wingo, Della Marston, Nora Barela, Charleen Taylor, Tony Lujan. DRAMA CLUB THE WORLD IS BUT A STAGE AND WE ARE THE PLAYERS A polished and finished performance is the ideal of the Drama Club, and it is usually more than successful. Last November's Ramshackle Inn, directed by Mrs. Lois Johnson, was an ex- cellent example ot what they can do Night after night they work, readying their product, in an effort to give it the finish and shine that belong to professional productions. A Drama Club opening night is always a successful night. DRAMA CLUB ROW FOUR: Dale Cummings, President: Mike Allgaier, Revea Carter, Mrs. Lois Johnson, Darrel Reid, Eva Hernandez, Paul McClendon, ROW THREE: Bcity Slimmer, Shirley Stephenson, Vice-President, Leonard ?ass, Mona Crews, Mary Lou Bovee. ROW TWO: Doris Friedrich, Secretary, Charlotte Gieseler, lr- win Snyder, Gerry Thorngate, Fern Warth. ROW ONE: Belty lxeller, Donna Reid, Joyce Peterson, Mary Alice Pierce, Delores Jacobs, Dorothy Simmonds, Dona Lilly. The Treasurer, Jimmie Burke, does not appear in photograph. GIRL RESERVES BE A GOOD CITIZEN Miss Marie Landen and Miss E. Margaret Breuch are the club sponsors. G.R, is the high school girls' branch of the Y.W.C.A. The emblem of the club is the triangle of which the points stand for the mental, physical and spiritual sides in a girls' life. The G,R.'s supported the food drive for the starved people in Europe in their usual efficient manner, GIRL RESERVES ROW SIX: Beverly Scott, Doris Friedrich, Miss E. Margaret Breuch, Miss Marie Landen, Dorothy Perry, Helen Fick. ROW FIVE: Emily Walker, Dorene Fehlman, Elizabeth Hicks, Sharon Logue, Inez Fisher, Mary Lou Bovee, Erma Jean Mann, Laura Owen, Joyce White, Carol Thompson, Helen Shaw, Bar- bara Largent. ROW FOUR: Dorie Robertson, LaVora Tijian, Annamae Ganatta, Virginia Mercer, Jeanne Wahlberg, Bonnie Newton, Edith Phillips, Marion Brink, Darlene DeArmond, Maxine Welch, Dona Harmon, Joyce Weaver. ROW THREE: Suzanne Holmes, Emma Beresh, Juanita Burke, Collene Murray, Glenna Ditsch, Evangeline Martinez, Joyce McCallum, Norma Diedrichs, Maxine Dutton, Charlotte Gieseler, Joyce Peterson, Alaine Stewart, Bonnie Edwards. ROW TWO: Rose Marie Locke, Grace Lanciess, Norma Wilson, Shirley Goodloe, Delores Montoya, Bettie Coopersmith, Mildred Shelby, Mary Jane James, Delores Jacobs, Margaret Edwards, Merle Brown, Shirley Brizendine, Dorothy Eva. ROW ONE: Martha Correa, Elaine Karamigios, Vice-President: Jean Crowell, Carol King, President: Joanne Haviland, Betty Hoepner, Shirley Scott, Jorene Grover, Secretary, Frances Hicks, Mary Thompson, Jennie Lucero. Treasurer, Shirley Stephenson does not appear in photograph. 83 -s.-ml . wwe Slit i To FINANCE COMMITTEE THE ART IS NOT IN MAKING MONEY BUT IN KEEPING IT The Finance Committee, headed by Mr. N. C. Morris, chair- man, and Mrs. Josephine Blose, secretary, is a group of teach- ers and students who account for the money of West. In the course of a year the members of the committee apportion five thousand dollars to the various organizations offWest. FINANCE COMMITTEE ROW TWO: Mr. Newton C. Morris, Chairman: Mrs. Ruth Wagner, Mrs. Lulu King, Mrs. Josephine Blose, Secretaryq Miss Mary Olson, Mr. Wilford Woody. ROW ONE: Jim Bailey, Lem Evans, Doris Friedrich, Jim Wolfe. Members not appearing in photograph: Dorothy Hoglund and Jack Rucley. -1. 84 Prix 'W' ,W MMA F-497 ,--W i GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB HEALTH MAKES WEALTH One of the most active clubs at West is the Girls' Sports Club under the supervision of Miss Ruth Dougherty and Miss Lucille llgaudas. This club sponsors sports activities that girls enjoy and that they would not do alone, such as entertain other Sports Clubs, invite alumni members back for an evening of sports, have a co-ed party night, and go to the other schools for playday. Eligible members are voted in by the older members of the Club and a big event of the year is the initiation chili supper. GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB ROW FIVE: Miss Ruth Dougherty, Miss Lucille llgaudas. ROW FOUR: Laura Lou ones, Joanne Hoagland, Lucille Bordahl, Frances Kline, JoAnn Shelton, Beverly Allen. ROW THREE: Mary Thompson, Treasurer: Alvida Rustad, Ethel Somerville, Mona Harris, Aurora Duran, Elaine Karamigios ..,.,., ROW TWO: Lucy Beatty. Secretaryg Betty Hoepner, Signa Jones, LaVora Tiian, Shirley Keister, Maxine Welch. ROW ONE: Thelma Bindley, Mary Jane Kealiher, Jo Anne Grauer, .Leanej Gilmore, Myrtle Brady, President, Jean Sherriff, Vice- resi ent. HI-Y CLUB A FRIEND IN NEED IS A FRIEND INDEED Traveling the road to a better life, the Hi-Y Club seems tc be moving along at a rapid pace. Members meet, discuss prob- lems, and occasionally go tor a swim in the rippling green waters of the Y's swimming pool. The Club is one of our democratic institutions that produces better and soberer citizens. Its spon- sor is Mr. Robert Thibodeau. HI-Y CLUB ROW FIVE: Bill Knapp, Earl McDonnell, Bob Robinson, Milford Fox, Bruce Earhart, Eugene Padon. F ROW FOUR: Bob Swanson, Art Price, William Smoke, Don Davis, Phil Cohen, Bill Russell, Jim Fisher. ROW THREE: Dick Keete, James Breuch, Albert Mayfield, Dean Edwards, Earl Willett, Bill Niedert, Jack Saia, Herman Os- ourn. ROW TWO: Richard Kerr, Carl Bates, Walter Lochmann, Harry Eleslgiman, Bill Gaugenmaier, Bill Keith, Bill Wahlberg, Harvey air . ROW ONE: Jack Winey, Chaplain: John Rider, Secretary' Stan McCray, President: Byron Little, Vice-President: John'Star-i buck, Treasurer, Mr Robert Thibodeau. LIBRARY STAFF A LIBRARY IS A REPOSITORY OF MEDICINE FOR THE MIND The Library Staff under the keen supervision of Mrs. Florence P. Foltz and Miss Edna Gustafson gives excellent service to all boys and girls at West. Five hours credit is being given this semester for one period daily and both boys and girs are al- lowed to work on the staff. LIBRARY STAFF ROSA' TIIIREE: Agnes Newer, Louise Brown, Jean Struble, Ina Mae anie . ROW TWO: Bessie Mae Brook, Fernona Pratt, Anne Keith, Geor- gia Woelbing, Marjorie Mazzucca, Andrietta Sotnick. ROW ONE: Josephine Fell, June Fletcher, Doris Blackburn, Betty Schultz, Mary Alice Carbough, Seyko Shiga. ROW ONE: Martha Correa, Suzan Holmes, Jeanne Wahlberrg, NATURE CLUB NATURE IS STRONGER THAN EDUCATION Mr. Lloyd Bailey is the man responsible for the organization of the Nature Club which has been going nicely on its way since it was organized. The members have an opportunity to go on field trips and outings so as to learn better the ways of Mother Nature. NATURE CLUB ROW FIVE: Jack Harvey, Francis Hicks, Mr. Lloyd Bailey, Doris Friedrich, Cooper Skinner. ROW FOUR: Laura Owen, Mona Crews, Presidentg Charlene Duell, Shirley Henry, David Streeter, Maxine Dutton, Doris Lung, Rosmary Garramone, Vice-President: Joan Anderson. ROW THREE: Betty Patterson, Glenna Ditsch, Ebba Erickson, Mary Lou Bovee, Secretary, Inez Fisher, Erma Jean Mann, Elizabeth Warren, Virginia Mercer, Irene Snow. ROW TWO: Shirley Brown, Betty Keller, Frances Kline, Elaine Benson, LaVora Tijan, Annamae Ganatta, Beverley Bales, Shir- ley Kennedy, Shirley Raymond. Ruth Carlson, Betty Schultz, Bettie Coopersmith, Jacqueline Fisher, Dorothy Eva. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE SO THAT ALL MAY PROFIT FROM PUBLICITY The purposes of the Public Relations Committee is to main- tain pleasant relations between students, teachers, and parents. This committee could also be called Builders of Good Will. This committee is responsible for all the publicizing of events such as the Singing Christmas Tree, P.T.A. programs, Clothing Drive, and the R.O.T.C. election of honorary officers. The faculty chairman, Mrs. Lulu King, was chosen by the policies council. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE ROW THREE: Mr. Welby Wolfe, Miss Agnes Kragh, Mrs. Ella Walker Snyder, Mr. Don Allen. ROW TWO: Miss E. Margaret Breuch, Mrs. Lulu King, Chairman: Mr. James Aandahl, Miss Edna Gustafson, Mrs. Grace Harrel- son. ROW ONE: Mary Ellen Earhart, Walter Seastone, Gerry Thorn- gate, Ray Henry, Wilma Stutheit, Dale Cummings. 85 PRE-MEDICS CLUB TO BE HEALTHY IS T0 BE HAPPY The purpose of the Pre-Medics Club is to promote a better nderstanding of physical and mental health. I At the time our Annual went to press the club was disbanded. ut we' sincerely hope it will re-organize next year. PRE-MEDICS CLUB U . ROW THREE: Helen Glenn, Secretary, Verlyn McDaniel, Miss Arlene Fincher, Mrs. Ethel Stanhope, Mary Hamm. ROW TWO: Helen Morris, President, Dorothy McGown, Ruth Carlson, Shirlee Banks, Sally Sears, Dolores Hupfer.A ROW ONE: Marilyn Hagin, Marilyn Clowes, Laurell Winn, Dor- othy Perry, Madalyn Webb, Q Shirley Friedman, Vice-President, does not appear in photo. , 86 ROTARY CLUB RADIO STAFF ON THE AIR Three mellow notes sign on and sign off regular and special broadcasts of the West High Broadcasting System. Our sound system is the source of news, messages, and occasional enter- tainment, and it is operated by a competent staff which really knows its whys and wherefores. Mr. Wilford Woody sponsors this very essential organization h' w ich finds its work as inter- esting as listening over a party line. RADIO STAFF ROW THREE: Elton Bachli, Chuck Book, Roy Vir il. ROW TW ' E O. Jack Schlaetle, Vernon Thomas, Leroy Frank, Ben Saul, Roy Klamm. ROW ONE: Toots Salas, Hazel Clark, Jack Katzman, Evelyn' Schreiner, Richard Willits. GREAT SCHOLARS ARE USUALLY THE SHREWDEST MEN high school scholarships, under the rules set up b th Club c ' y e Rotary , omposed of business men who have made R t good. o ary boys receive monthly grants-in-aid and are guests at one Rotary Club luncheon during the year, This organization is The Rotary Club is composed of bright boys who qualify for one instance where good scholarship pays off, ROTARY CLUB Roy Klamm, Mr. Wilford Woody, Bob Lohner l STAGE CRAFT 'WHAT IS WORTH DOING AT ALL IS WORTH DOING WELL The gala events presented in the auditorium would not be possible if it were not for the behind-the-scenes assistance of the Stagecratt Crew Pa' t' . in ing and constructing sets, operating the lighting eftects, and attending to other bits ot backstage business keep the boys moving. Mr. Welby Wolfe supervises things all of the time. To this group, stage work is as much fun as a comic book. STAGECRAFT ROW TWO: Ch ' uck Book, Assistant Electrician, Mr. Welby Wolfe, Nick Krohn, Stage Carpenter ROW ONE: Jim Shafer, Stage Car ent p er, Byron Little, Building Carpenter, Hank Hasler, lzlectriciang Dennis Hunt, Stage Man- ager, Ted Palmer, Assistant Building Carpenter. Stagecratt members not appearing in photo: Bob Sams, Stage Carpenter, Phil ,Guzman and Marvin Schwindt, Scenic Artists. RUSTLER'S PEP CLUB MORALE BUILDERS OF WEST ot the best known clubs at West The Rustlers pep club is one and is under the direction of Mrs. Ella Walker Snyder. These versatile girls, through rain or sunshine, were always ready when needed by teams tor morale support. RUSTLERS L Minor Jorene Grover, ROW FOUR: Joyce McCallum, Betty ou , Drill Captain: Maxine Vossberg, Vice-President, Mrs. Ella Walker Snyder, Shirley Scott, President, Dorene Fehlman, Marion Brink, Frances Hicks, Secretary. ROW THREE: Charline Miner, Alaine Stewart, Virginia Mercer, ' ' Elva Poppert, Ruth Carlson, Vir- Lois Durant, Betty Hector, ginia Newcomb, Marie Simpson. ROW TWO: Jacqueline Williams, Charlene Cook, Shirley New- man, Jean Crowell, Glenna Ditsch, Betty Gilbert, Bettie Cooper- smith, Wilma Eby, Frances Breuch. ROW ONE: Emma Beresh, Shirley Brizendine, Treasurer: Jennie Lucero, Secretary, Pauline Sisneros, Ellen Couzin, Naydeen Pit- ney, Laura Lou Jones, Dorthy Corkery, Irene Gumbay. SLIDE RULE CLUB CARGO OF ARGUMENTH A SINGLE FACT IS WORTH A The small membership ot the now disbanded Slide Rule Club osed of Trig students eager to get ahead. Under the sed was comp , sponsorship of Miss Demetrius Van Landingham the group u to find sheer joy in seeking out the mysteries ot lite that lie hidden in the depth of trig problems, now they have to go ' Their favorite numbers 'are found in little about on their own. green books, instead of the usual black variety. SLIDE RULE CLUB R ' hart, Miss D. Van Landing- ROW TWO: Ben Binkley, Glenn eicl I ham, John Starbuck, Burton Randa . ROW ONE: Bob Cattany, John Weber, Bob Montague, President, ' H lse, Vice-President: Bill Niedert, Secretary-Treasurer, Leon u Walter Lochmann. 87 RUSTLER'S PEP CLUB UMARCHING ALONG TOGETHER The Rustlers did a nice job of ushering at the National West- Sh demonstrating on the 'football field along with ern Stock ow, , the band, and marching in the parades, RUSTLERS ROW FOUR: Doris Friedrich, June Burky, Dorothy Muehler, Doris Ruth Vail, Donna Sorling, LaVonne Blomberg, Signa Jones, Donna Roberts, Betty Lynn. ROW THREE: Jackie McDonald, Marguerite Deen, Jeane Gilmore, Patricia Creutz, Ethel Somerville, Carrie Johnson, LaVora Tiian, Katherine Zucca, Annamae Ganatta, ROW TWO: Mary Ochs, Dorothy Snow, Alice Hinds, Betty Quick- enstedt, Kary Horita, Mary Jane James, Doris Roark, Andrietta Sotnick, JoAnn Shelton. Cl i ne Olin Donna Lee Kelso, ROW ONE: Henrietta Ortega, are , ' Clem, Dolores Montoya, Mabel Chinn, Delores Jacobs, Bettie Betty Zachman, Jacqueline Fisher. 88 HONOR IS THE REWARD 0F VIRTUE Membership in Spur, West's local honor society, is attained by maintaining a B average for two straight semesters. The sponsor is Mrs. Opal Riddell SPUR CLUB ROW EIGHT: Charles Hansen, Burton Randall, Earl McDonnell James Warner, Mrs. Elizabeth Babcock, Mrs. Opal Riddell, Mrs. Willia Girault, Glenn Reichert, LeRoy Dan, Bob Montague Bob Lohner. ROW SEVEN: John Weber, Arnold Gonzalez, Vernon Thomas Roy Klamm, Bill Niedert, Don Gustafson ROW SIX: James Gianulis, Walter Lochmann, Bob Dowd, Kath ine Zucca, Patricia Creutz, Jo Anne Gruer, Ben Binkley, Dor ene Fehlman, Betty Slimmer, Jean Gibson, Georgia Woelbing Dale Churchill, ROW FIVE: Annamae Ganatta, Betty Minor, Bonnie ewton Hazel Collins, Doris Friedrich, Shirley Scott, Mona Crews Marie Fanning, Laverne Richter, Barbara Hall. ROW FOUR: Joyce McCallum, Lucille Dierker, Shirley Cook, Charline Miner, Jackie McDonald, Elva Poppert, Verla Turner, Betty Hoepner, Alaine Stewart, Beverley Bales, Gerry Thorn-' gate, Louise Mendenhall. ROW ' THREE. Mary Ochs, Mary Ellen Earhart, Bettie Cooper- smith, Mary Anguiano, Kary Horita, Mary Jane James, Vir- ginia Newcomb, Mary Hudson, Jo Ann Conde, Joanne Walker, Ardith Sorg, Andrietta Sotnick, Ethel Porter. ROW TWO: Gloria Vigil, Joyce Birdsill, Jean Sherriff, Mabel Chinn, Charlene Cook, Jackie Williams, Ruth Carlson, Norma Lawton, Delores Jacobs Betti Ri SPUR CLUBN i E ROW ONE: Paul Morris, Eddie' Ebe t r, Marion Brink, Brute Ear hart, Fern Warth, Jim W If ' ' ' o e, President, Merriam Andrewsz Vice-President, Carol King, Secretary: Harry Fleshman, Treas- urerg Marie McDonald, Eugene Padon, Marguerite Deen, Gene Dolph. , e einmuth, Pauline Sisneros, Sally Edward, Shirley Forster SPANISH CLUB EL CLUB VAQUERO The Spanish Club, sponsored by Mr. David Welch, is one of the most recently organized clubs at West. Membership is open to anyone and new members have to be voted in by the old members. ln December the club had a joint meeting of parents and members and their party was quite successful. The out- standing social event of th ' e year is the annual banquet which the members keenly anticipate. SPANISH CLUB ROW FOUR: Robert Lucero, Celia Rodriguez, Frank Ankele, President, Mr. David Welch, Arnold Gonzalez, Vitalia Duran Ernest Sandoval ROW THREE: Ida Martinez, Estella Vigil, Eralia Quintana, Ra- mona Luian, lrene Costello, Treasurer, Billy Trujillo, Gladys Lopez, Josephine Pacheco, Secretary, Vice-President, Mary Ruybal, Helen Mondragon. ROW TWO: Caroline Romero, Louise Ortega, Beatrice Martinez, Mary Anguiano, Emma Sandoval, Treasurer, Mary Chavez, Esther Vigil, Alice DeLeon, Jennie Montoya, lris Valdez. ROW ONE: Henrietta Ortega, Mary Armento, Eloise Jaramillo, Eva Hernandez, Ruth Trujillo, Vice-President' Dolores Mo toya Secretar CI , n- , yg wcria Vigil, President, Mary Royball, Patsy Vigil, Jennie Lucero, STUDENT COUNCIL DIRECT REPRESENTATION FOR ALL Among the outstanding organizations at West the Student Council rates high in educational and pleasure value for the students. Members are elected by petition from their respective classes and the head girl, head boy, editors of the Rodeo and Annual are ex-officio members. The council owes its success- ful year to its sponsor and friend, Mrs. Ella Walker Snyder. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW FOUR: Edward Ebert, Shirley Scott, Secretary, Mrs. Ella Walker Snyder, Glenn Reichert, Treasurer. ROW THREE: Dick Jones, Doris Friedrich, Jack Rudey, President: Dorothy Hoglund, Vice-President, Jim Wolfe, Junior Walker Ray Teske. ROW TWO: Norma Diedrichs, Fred Han ey, Ethel Somerville, Jim Bailey, June Burky, Darrell Zachman, Joan Gainforth. ROW ONE: Virginia Zachman, Jo Ann Shelton, Elaine Karamigios, Mary Alice Pierce, Secretary: Don Lunnon, Donna Reid, Betty Crosby, Carol King, Henrietta Ortega. Council members not appearing in photograph: Delores Jacobs, lrene Gumbay, Henry Chinn, Ray Haugen, Eugene Padon, Fern Warth, Alaine Stewart, Harry Fleshman, Georgia Woelbing, Vice-President, Bruce Earhart, President, Daryl Massey, Treas- urer. F LASHLI HTS CANDIDS - THE SINGING CHRISTMAS TREE I V ' l HOVQDEZ 316 became .- Pxp AY H205 SPUR S PA 19,719 Deofjgi s , A, , , ANNUAL PHOTO DISPLAY Now let me see-who shall it be?' R. A A 1 ND unch ,,n':4Rs, Bl r,,Uh,OnLLy Wi fha S Olllflgn a 11 Uenc' me foodxw Swv- 'Cid ffonseq herever . .1 fuxh We En QS vr- 0 UP'GgfqYKev6 were S YQSVN S ofe Nm was ., B some,f7ffgsR ,ART 4, T0 re Y B Oxqder , . NO VJ .- ' new OU' re Oh the JLAY ng Side of th A e DRAMA CLUB PLAY umbfell, ,. Now, don't lie on the floor-it's cold. me mber Us PLA1 ge? Evlxov. Chsihe monga S 319 .Who aw U xsvx-Navman 3-29 s a he Y B-7-9 D we W -fy-ns KS Ck Of a lot Suv 'r' VICTORY BOND DISPLAY We did our part, but i'r's merely a start' Of 8-29 .Yes ?VlSPLA.Y X m e . Llf7dSl Sfar7 Ux 3 OXCYB Cf 9 D fx T 9 wife Or do 1416.3 1 n . d 5.60. YOU O hu W Ni? ?LQ gl W 94 Shriley Scott, Jeanne 3 l .,,, FH and Dorothy TH D A R CANDIDATES Hoglund. Dorothy Hoglund was chosen as D.A.R. representative. nock, knock, W:g2RTUN,-I-Y P. T. A. OFFICERS S0 w e feel confident that on and achieve new West will heigh JUNIOR SYMPHONY Let there be music. fOQIIl And the band played on. S Rlhgthrone OU SaY?n 0 . QEFCWOYSGXS head. C3' Y RUSTLERS AND Oh' those demonstrations 'nv R.O.T.C. DRILL TEAM Action with MORE DEMONSTRATIONS Boot or shoe? AN ou: as Cuddle up .3 23, DEMQNS-,MT WRESTLING e C'0Ser. Es Our pretzels are untouched by human hands FEATHER Don't look so glum, chumf' THE FEATHER QUEEN Frances Hicks is queen for a night. KING AND THE PROM Nite high lite. HThat prince THE QUEEN A atchabelli perf5 :??VNT5 as 5UD6r, 3 .iv JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Time out for breathing. R PROM ' ' Nc MCU'-T Hlllledifa lion fo : . ke It Y .SY gan' t ta . Y PLAY Tl?lel enflfe Cast PROM TICKET SALESMAN: ase buy a ticketlor else. FACULTY PLAY Come and get it CHESS PLAYERS: Is you is, or is you ain't-jumpin'? SPUR Beverley Batschelet and Eileen Kamm, two rspfing Va . H cute little Misses . . . Ol'1,man! C6l'l0f-L 97 98 . 2 ,A- M ME ,MST WE SA No ev- MAKE W yo ,WE LL Nw ORANGE u'VE DONE I1j,, WELL, SAY SOMETHING: AND X CHUM My A IN, T THEY? DON'T JUST STAND THERE nh-N M W5 B236 1 vi AN ' .P-'H ev-E e BEEN V uMuS1 f ft N V R LEAv YEA LAPS A ND ' I BLACK DAY GOOD OLD DAYS. TfL YOUL ME W ' Do UN ALL 7'H':'Lf-f '-IIZLQU DAN BLACK Dnutav Vote IME?-, THIS C5 QR Do AN egg, BY Pop course ,sok ' 'QALENDAR s 4 Otfober SM TWTFS 56 Decembev' YI TW T F' S J-do S 3 9 lb ?l5 zz. 29 9 Feb S F1 'l'YV:lL9l'r7tE 5 April SMTWT F5 i z 456 144514, , a iazo zip. R627 2519 it li . I2- 3 . lo lb ' . 5 Z4 D 4Y'i Sepiembev- M 1' W 't F S 5 I 9 rl, zz 7-Z., z4 zsu. z1 zv 2,9 EVENTS Celebration of VJ. Day .,,...., Back to School ...,,,..........,.. Student Ticket Drive ..,...... D Cl b T t .. rama u ryou s ...,..... Hi Pard Day .,,......,...............................................................,..... Election of Spur Officers ......,........,,,......,........,.......,.,.,,....,...,.,.,. Back to Standard Peace Time lclocks turned back l hourl ,....,. Parent and Teacher Tea, ......,...........................,..,..................,,... P.T.A. Meeting ......,...,...,...,...................,,................................,.. Senior Election ....,.............,..,................ Fire Drill ........,.........,.,......,.........,.,,.,,,.,..... Detroit Tigers won World Series ...............,............................... Pictures Taken of Various School Clubs ...,......,,.,..,...,.....,...,Y..,.., Teacher Convention .....,.....i.,....,...............................,...,........,........, Navy Day-Dedication of Battleship Franklin D. Roosevelt .,.....,. War Chest Drive .,,..,......,.........,,..........,..............,....................... Victory Loan Drive ..........,......,,..,.,.,v....,..........,..........,.,..,....,... HalIowe'en .............................,..,.................,..........,......,... Parents, Students, Teachers Get Together at 8 p.m. ....., Assembly Committee Presented with New Orange and Black Vests .......,. Mobile raining Unit Disglay Visit at West High ...............,.....,,............ Drama Club Play 1Rams ackle lnnl .,...,.......,....,..,..,....................,...... Spur Party ........,........,.........,.................................... 0.P.A. Lifts Rationing Ban on Meat and Butter ......., Senior Class Party ............,,........................................ National Honor Society Tapping New Members ,.,...... Singing Christmas Tree .....,,..,.............,...........,....., Christmas ..,.......................,,.,.,............................. Christmas Vacation .......,.,.,v,......,.......,.Y.,........,...,,....... New Year .......................................................................,. Shafroth Contest ......,...,...........................,..............,.,........ New Nominees Picked for Head Girl and Head Boy ,... .... Student Council Party ....,,,,......,........,..,....,.......,............, Head Boy and Head Girl Election .,...,..............,.......... National Honor and Spur Meeting .......... Rustlers' Party ...,.........,.......,.........,....,, Talent Assembly ......,,......,.......,.......... Senior Play l Onlz An Orphan Girl l .v... ............. , .. Family Nlght - .T.A. Meeting at 8:00 p.m ....,...... Senior Class Officers Elected for Second Semester ........ Junior Party ........,...,..........................................i.......... Senior Class Assembly, ........,,.,..,,.......,................,.... . Pope Pius l2th Elevates New Cardinals .......,, Sophomore Party ...................i...................... Play Festival ,......,,.....,...,..,...... ................... Junior-Senior Prom ........ Red Cross Drive ............,,...,...,,......,.,,...........,...,.. Spring Vacation, ,........ .,..,,.,......,,..,....,..,.,..,,..,,..,..,.,, Freshman Party ..,..,......................,...,.v...,........,.......,.... Faculty Play i You Can't Take lt With You l ...... Easter ,... ,,.,.,,...,..,,,....,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Color Da ..........,,...,.,..,..,,.......,,......,....,..,..,,,,,,,...... Military ball .......... Alumni Night .,...... Cl D ...... ass ay .,...... Commencement ......, Summer Vacation ......... June 1 Dill'- 5 P1 Tw T F5 -7- Z, 1: B 9 io Ig' is- l6 I7 ---I-jg rfb, ,ji L9 DATES Y- .......... August I2 .. .,.... September 5 .1 ..,.......... 'I 1-28 18 24 30 .......0ctober 2 8 10 24 ...i......25-21 29-Dee. I .. .,,.... November 1 1 5-9 I6 , ...... December 7 , ....... ..... 2 I 21-Jan. 1 January I, 1946 12 I7 .........February 6 9 .. 18 .. 13 16 10 ........March 1 9 . ,.,,.,.. 4-It .......x21li3g pr 12 21 ........May 3 I1 14 31 ........June 4 9 EVENTS 4- Novem ers 5 M T w'tFs -T0-nuur S M TWT 5 -2345 4 9 ,f ls l 5 4 ll li I I8 f 25316 27 28613. is 6 X CK v ur ki .lk G'- March MTWTF 5 po 1, ' 5 and Via. SMT S 5 ,in ? M .S Q.. l x Y F5 54 ll 4 6 THANK You FOR YOUR AUTOGRAPH 'O 'k 4 Zag' 't' 11- ,sfjffjff fig? 4 65 ,, A ,.,,,,4,,m1.0 A !g0,w,f,,f 1 ig awww ' 303: Q10 V W Q N , , W v K K it .QA i Eojsbx 4 til? if 4 02 THANK You FoR YOUR AUTOGRAPH 4 4 4 4 yfgfx 2 A QQ! 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