West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

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PAUL CLARKIN CaEditor AL KRUTSCH Co-Editor KAREN LOCHNER Assistant Editor GRETA HORTON Business Manager SHARON GARDNER Coordinator . wwf' Table of Content Page Opening Section Picture of Tower Picture from Tower Title Page Foreword and Table of Contents Dedication Album Divisional Honors Seniors Sophomores Freshmen Officers and Sponsors Athletics Divisional All City and Captains Football Basketball Wrestling 4 Page Golf and Tennis Swimmlng and Cross Country Baseball and Track Sophomore Football and Basketball Girls Sports Royalty Divisional Oueens and Kings School Lite Divisional Oueens and Kings Candids Senior Selections Administration and Faculty Divisional Administration Faculty Conclusion I. 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' ....................... 136 s the end of thrs school year draws near we recall wzth pleasure outstandzng events and people Foremost among the latter IS a great teacher whose work here at West Hrgh School has been the exemplrfrcatron of co operatron con srderatron comradeshlp and loyalty Her grft to us has been that of gllldlllg our thoughts and actlons 1n recogmzzng the dzgnrty of the rndrvrdual and un derstandrng the world rn whrch he lrves To you, Mrs Lulu Kzng, we proudly dedlcate the 1955 Lrber Temporrs 5 , yd .- .I gs ilglgul , ' 5?5l'. . QF SEM A: f ! - , - , , - 1 , Q L 1 Afixi 'fied' , b s n. wig' 1, X, N 4 . d 1 A m ,Q ,A,, V I I Q Qlcwoe 'iBryan Cloillia Cfnary 'ibonah ganet qohite A RT I S T S Cynolly guarez O H40 UG fouioe Sandoval 1 JQ IN Wx Head QIF1 KAREN VU-XXTUN nv-ii 1 ---7 Head Bm PAUL FLARHIN BETTY DAVIS War Memorial Fund Award BRUCE TASHIRO Wm Memonal Fund Award Harry Huffman Athletic Trophy umn t It 6 Members of the Alumm Assocrahon of West Hlgh School have the dlstlnc txon of belonglng to the largest hlgh school alumm assoc1at1on west of the MISSISSIPPI In 1886 the flrst alumm meetmg was held when the class ot 1884 had 1ts reunlon From thrs slmple beglnnmg the present alumm assoclatlon was formed Sxnce every person ln each graduatmg class IS automatrcallv a member West s Alumm ASSOC1Gl1OH 1S an ever growmg organlzatron Each year the West Hlgh alumnl holds a reumon at whlch tune the oth cers who wrll serve for the next year are elected Alumrn Awards are pre sented to the outstandlng members of the graduating class at thls meetmg Honored w1th the Alumm Award Wm ners on these pages are the Governor of Colurnblne Glrl s State and the w1n ner of the Bausch and Laumb sc1ence award O I ' 1 . . H I . . . . 1 . . 1 . , , - GARY BOWLIN Newton C Morris Award ED DelEAN AM Mike Stath Memorial Award all 0I'l0l 5 Howmd War Memonal Fund Awards Each year two West High students are selected by the facul ty as the most outstanding citi7ens of the year The War Me morial Fund Awards are given in memory of former West students who gave their lives in World War ll 'o these two students Paul Wh1teman Medal To the most talented music student in each graduating class the Paul Whiteman Medal is awarded It is given in memory of Wilberforce I Whiteman former music supervisor of West High School Charles R McDonough Memorial Award The graduate who overcomes the greatest obstacles in com pleting his high school course receives the Charles R. McDon- ough Memorial Award. Harry Huffman Athletic Trophy ln memory of Dr. H. G. Garwood, the athlete who has been the most outstanding in school affairs receives the Harry Huff- man Athletic Trophy. Howard Wagner Memorial Award An athlete-scholar is the recipient each year of the Howard Wagner Memorial Award for being the athlete with the highest scholastic standing. Newton C. Morris Award and Mike Stath Memorial Award Each year the two persons selected as the most outstanding football and basketball players are presented with the Newton C. Morris Award for football, and the Mike Stath Memorial Award for basketball. Bausch l l AI. KRUTSCH Wagner Memorial Award GENE' GARCIA Charles R McDonough Memonal Award SONlA SOREIDE and Laumb Science Award treas rer Karon Lochner secretary Mary Donahue cep esldent luck Holley pres dent Mus Mlnno Wxl len: sponsor f-v'vQ ' Mxss Wxllens the Class of 1955 wxshes to express 1ts deepest el'lL0l ff thanks for your txme asslstance and energy that you so wulhngly have gxven us ln partmg we wxsh for you hap pmess always In 1951 the present sen1or class was led by Pres1dent Tom Bower The freshmen year meant new tnends new faces and a new school What fun was had clunng the f1ISl year at West H1story was made dur1ng the sophomore year The Class of 1955 was the hrst class to publtsh 1ts own newspaper The Fxity Fxvers. And do you recall the Sophomore Dance W1nterland Sw1ng 'P People really stood up and took notlce because th1s was the flrst sophomore class to have a band of 11S own Kay Ford was class presldent that year Al Krutsch led the Junror class through another successful year The Iumor Dance Autumn Serenade and the spnng party m wh1ch members of the class part1c1pated were the h1ghlxghts of the year Thls was a t1me of great expectauon tor future members of the var1ous clubs lack Holley was chosen to lead the class durlng 1ts senmor year The sen1ors emoyed the1r class dance Deep Purple Everyone who attended was proud of the umque decoratxons Indeed 1t was a great success Seventh Heaven was a dellghttul event wh1ch wrote hms to the sen1or class act1v1ty at West The sen1ors shall long remember the1r sponsors and the many others who contrlbuted to the1r reach1ng the stars AD ASTRA PER ASPERA. T0 THE STARS 'raaouou olfrlcuurnes 12 S , l f , . X 1 , ' Y Q X t D 1.fr,--fha figs. Msg! . f ' - ' O , , 4 ' . Counter-clockwise: Donnica luckson, u : . 7 , vi - r ' 5 , i 5 ' ' i '- I - I I 1 . H . I . ff . , . 1, H . - I I 1 I . 57 . V . . . 11 1: . , . - ll ll - 1 ' . . . . if af' ,nn gl ,-Q 41' 76 no Qi? f 49' jx fr 'R' is -9' J f s. 4. wt ADAMS ELROY D Sxnqmq Chrxstmas Tree Comm 53 ALBRIGHT MARILYN I IA 53 Secy 54 Sales Mqr Spur ALLEN SHERRELLENE M Band 52 53 54 Larxattes 54 Orch 53 ANDREATTA MARIORIE Band 52 53 54 Btg Sxster 54 Larlattes 54 55 Ir Escort 54 After School Sports 52 53 54 55 AHAGON MOLLY A A Cappella 53 54 55 Btg Slster 54 Inner Choxr 54 55 IA 53 Lanattes 51 52 53 54 55 ARCHULETA ELAINE E Bxq Stster 54 IA 53 Larxattes 51 52 53 54 55 Roller 52 53 54 Rustlers 53 Vlce Pres 54 55 All Cxty Pep Club Courcu 54 55 Ir Escort 54 After School Sports 53 54 Oueen Rastlers Dance 54 ARCHULETA GENAVIEVE ASHTON DALE G Assembly Comm 54 55 Drama 54 55 Thesplan Soclety 54 55 ROTC 52 53 54 55 Staqecraft 53 54 55 Sr Play 54 Drama Play 54 Operetta 54 Smqmq Chr stmas Tree 54 ATKINSON SHARON A Yearbook 54 55 Bla Sxster 54 Larxat es 53 54 55 Honor Socrety 54 55 Outll Scroll 54 55 Rustlers 53 Treas 54 55 Spur 54 55 Class Councxl 53 54 All Cxty Pep Club Courcll 54 55 Ir Escort 54 BABBY REVA C Larrattes 54 55 Drama 54 55 Sr Play 54 BAKER EDWARDI D Club 54 55 Speech Meets 54 55 Football 54 BAUER LEONA B A Cappella 54 B q Srster 54 Larrattes 51 52 53 54 55 BEITZ EUGENIA Larxattes 54 55 BENNETT LYLA Lar attes 53 54 55 Rustlers 53 54 Spur 54 Treas 55 Ir Escort 54 BENNETT NORMA I Bq Sster 52 53 54 Lanattes 51 52 53 54 55 Co'or Day Comm 52 Student Coun cxl 5l 52 Class Councxl 51 52 53 54 55 Ir Escort 54 Swlmmmq 53 54 BERG ROBERT G D Club 54 55 Wrestlmq 54 BIRDSILL BEULAH M Brq Srster 53 Lanattes 5l 52 53 54 55 Honor Soclety 54 55 Spur 53 54 5 Escort 54 BLAKE IIM L Band 52 53, 54, 55 ROTC 52 , V,5 3 x.,fLJe-J XX J, X H.: E I m nervous BLUM ROBERT E AllC1ty Councxl 53 54 Band 51 5 3 D Club 52 53 Vxce Pres 54 55 Fmance Honor Socxety 53 54 55 Comm 53 54 Orch 52 Color Day Comm 53 54 Student Head Boy 53 54 AllCxty Councll 53 54 Baseball 53 54 AllC1ty Football 53 Foot ba 52 53 54 Basketball 53 54 55 Base ball 52 53 54 Baseball Co Capt 54 Foot ball Capt 54 BOND SHIRLEY Larlatt s 52 53 54 55 lr Escort BOOGREN BOB C D Cluo 53 54 IA 54 55 Football 53 54 B s ball 54 BORNEMEIER PATTY A Ba Sxster 54 Larxattes 52 53 54 Rustlers 54 Ir Escort 54 BOUTWELL FRANCES M Brq Stster 54 Larzattes 53 54 55 Swzm mmq 54 BOWDEN CAROL A Lar attes 53 54 55 Pre Med 54 After S hoo' Sports 54 BOWER TOM A Cappella 51 AllC1ty Counctl 51 Club 53 54 55 Fmance Comm 51 I-1xY 52 IA 52 53 Secy Drama 54 55 Foren SIC League 53 54 Thesplan Socxety 54 55 Rodeo 54 55 Student Counctl 51 52 Sr Play 54 Speech Meets 53 54 55 All C1ty Golf 54 Basketball 53 54 55 Golf 53 54 55 Baseball 53 54 Track 54 Freshman Pres 51 5 BOWLIN GARY Band 52 D Club 53 54 55 Student Coun zl 51 52 All Crty Football 54 Foot ball 51 52 53 54 Wrestlmq 52 53 54 55 Track 52 53 54 55 Football Co Capt 52 BRADEEN' ROBERT D Crass Councl 52 53 Football 54 Cross Country 54 Vfrestlnq 54 55 BRIDGEWATER BOB W BROWN GROVER E BROWN LOUIS B. Band 51, 52, 53, 54, 55: Cheerleader 54, 55: D Club 54 55: Drama 54, 55: Thespian Society 54, 55: O.cn. 54: Class Counc1l 52 53, 54 55: Councxl Capers 54: Sr. Play 54- Freshmen-Soph. Talent Show 52: I .-Sr. Talent Show 54: Soph. Football 53' Golf 54- Kmq, Sr. Dance 54. wwbutwrf' . I . NN 1-of-I-10 1 'T'5u ,Ah-sf HL .J JN paxil -95-'S Jn 'U 'N9l x. Ww-NW BLANCHARD ALAN W Boys State 54 Honor Soclety 54 55 Color Day Comm 53 54 Student Councxl 54 55 Class Counctl 52 53 54 55 Soph Basketball 52 Track 54 Basketball 53 I Vxce Pres 53 54 BLANCHARD NANCY PAULINE Blq Slster 52 53 Lanattes 52 53 54 Spur 53 54 Q,.,CMf.-3 6 9 1? fae- fi -Q 5 gr' g Sm Q27 14 l -7 1 '2 FD XX! no 'fr' ii an 4. -1 'Ts 15 BRUNNER RICHARD F Assembly Comm 53 Camera 54 D Club 54 53 Spur 54 Swxmmmg 53 54 Track BRYSON BEVERLY I Bla Srster 53 Camera 53 IA 3 Treas Lanattes 52 53 54 55 Roller 53 54 55 BUCHHOLZ GEORGIA Y Larlattes 51 52 53 54 55 Roller Vxce Pres Ir Escort 54 Sw mmmg CADDELL ITHA K FTA 54 55 Larlattes 51 52 53 54 5 Honor Soclety 54 55 Spur 53 54 55 Red Cross 52 53 S Cy 54 55 I Escort CARDENAS BOB Class Counctl 53 54 55 CARLETON RICHARD S Club 53 Scy 54 55 Color ay Comm 53 ROTC 53 Class Counc1l54 Football 53 54 Swlmmmq 53 54 Wres tllnq 54 CARTER EDWARD Class Councll 52 53 Track 53 54 CASADOS GLORIA M Larxattes 54 55 Roller 54 After School Sports 54 CATLETT LINDELL L Soph Football 52 Wrestlmq 54 CHASE DOREEN A Bug Slster 53 54 Larlattes 52 53 54 55 Y Teen 54 55 Ir Escort 54 Freshmen Vtce Pres 52 53 CHOROWSKI CHERYLI Btq Slste 53 54 Chee leader 54 55 IA 5 4 tattes 53 54 55 SocalCha1r man a a 54 55 Color Day Comm 54 Rodeo 4 5 Rustlers 53 54 Sr Play 54 Drama lay 55 Class Councl 52 53 Ir Escort 5 CISNEROS GLORIA I' Larlattes 51 52 53 54 55 CLARK GLEN W Band 52 53 54 55 Orch 52 53 Football 52 53 Swlmmrnq 54 55 CLARKIN PAUL K A Cappella 53 All Crty Councrl 54 55 Yearbook 54 55 Art Servtce 52 Fmance Comm 54 55 Honor Socety 54 55 Op tomr ts 54 55 Ouxll Scroll 54 55 Roller 51 52 Spur 53 54 55 Student Counc153 54 55 Class Counc1151 52 53 54 55 Slnq mg Chrxstmas Tree 53 Freshmen Soph Talent Show 52 Natl Counctl Conventxon 54 Pres ot Natl Counctl Leadershxp Cam 54 Head Boy 54 55 Champ of the Week 54 Soph Football 52 Soph Basketball 53 CLAXTON KAREN I AllC1ty Councll 54 55 Bxq Slster 54 F nance Comm 54 55 FTA 54 55 Gxrls Dr ll Rxtle Team 53 54 55 Lartattes 52 53 54 55 Honor Socxety 54 55 Color Day Comm 55 Qulll Scroll 54 55 Rodeo 54 55 Honorary Cadet 53 54 55 Rustlers 54 55 Student Councxl 54 55 Class Councll 52 53 54 55 Ir Escort 54 Head G1rl54 55 Councll Leadershlp Camp 54 State Councxl Conventxon 54 Swxmmmq 53 CLIFF, BEVERLY A. I.R.C. 53, Larlattes 52, 53, 54, 55: Roller 54. COCHRAN, RICHARD P. Camera 531 Roller 54, Spur 53: Class Councxl 53: Soph. Football 52, Track 52. COHARA, IUNE C. A Cappella 53, 54, 55, Big Sister 53, 547 I.R,C. 53, 54: Lariattes 52, 53, 54, 55, Pro- gram Chairman: Spur 54, 55: Ir. Escort 54. ,v- clon t beheve COOK DOROTHY IRAN Bug Slster 54 Larxattes 52 53 Rustlers 54 55 COX BOB IA 51 Class Counctl 54 Football 53 54 CRUZ HITA IANE Bxg Srster 53 IA 53 Lanattes 52 53 54 55 Treas CUHLEY MILFORD I. A Cappella 53 54 55 Smgznq Chrxstmas 'llree 53, 54. CUTRELI. IOHN' D. Class Council 52 53, Track 53, 54, 55. DAILY EDWARD C. Hi-Y 54, Staqecrait 53 54 55' Soph. Foot- ball 52: Wrestling 54. DAVIS BETTY Yearbook 54 55' Assembly Comm. 53 555 Big Sxster 54, Lariattes 52 53, 54, 7 U1-ama 53, 54, 55, Forensic League 54, ' Honor Soctety 54, 55, Thespicm Society 555 Qufl-Scroll 54 55- Rodeo 54 55, S . Play 545 Drama Play 55, Operetta 54, All- Schcol Show 55. DECKER, BARBARA A Cappella 52, Bowling 52, 53, 54, 55, I.A. 54, Larzattes 52, 53, 54, 55, Sr. Play 54, After School Sports 52, 53. DeIEAN, ED D Club 54, 55, Soph, Basketball 52, Bas ketball 53, 54, 55. DICKENSHEETS. VERNON F. DITTBRENNER, IERRY E. DITTBRENNER, HM ,Af K illpjifff lfffjlf COLE SHI LEY I Art Servxce 53 54 Larxattes 51 52 53 54 55 Spur 53 54 COOK DICK I Band 51 52 53 54 55 ROTC 51 52 5 54 5 'Q .4 16 1 I ,ix T364 IU 41 A-4? Inf' ,Av 17 DOLPH CHARLOTTE? Big Sster 53 IA 53 Lariattes 51 52 53 54 Spur 53 54 Class Council 53 Swim m ng 53 54 DONAHUE MARY Yearbook 54 55 Big Sister 52 53 54 Lartattes 51 52 53 54 55 Honor Society 54 55 Quill Scroll 54 55 Spur 53 54 55 Student Council 53 54 Class Council 52 53 54 55 lr Escort 54 After School Sports 51 52 53 Sr Vice Pres 54 55 DORSEY LAURA M B1 Slster 54 Lariattes 52 53 54 55 Rustlers 53 54 Ir Escort 54 DOTY WILLIAM 1 IA 53 Pres 54 55 Drama 54 55 ROTC 51 52 53 54 Sr Play 54 DRESSEI. MARY ANN Sister 52 53 54 FTA 5 Lanattes 52 53 54 55 Honor Society 54 55 Spur 53 54 55 Class Council 55 Ir Escort 53 lr Red Cross 52 53 55 Secy Pres AllC1ty Ir Red Cross Council 52 53 54 55 Ir Red Cross Lead ership Camp 54 Sr Play 54 DURAN ANITA M Lariattes 54 55 Alter School Sports 54 55 EDWARDS GLORIA A Lariattes 51 52 53 54 55 Ir Escort 54 ELDER RICHARD A A Cappella 54 55 Operetta 54 Football 53 54 ELLISON CAROL Lanattes 53 54 55 Drama 54 55 Roller 55 Rustlers 53 54 Spur 54 55 r Play 54 Ir Escort 54 After School Sports ENGLISH BONNIE D Lariattes 51 52 53 54 55 ESPINOSA EMILY Lariattes 52 53 54 FAHRIG ARLENE1 :tttes 51 52 53 54 Spur 53 54 55 Escort 54 FORRESTER BOB M FOWLER MALLIE IO Roller 52 FULLER ORIOLE NESIA Yearbook 54 55 Assembly Comm 52 53 Treas 54 55 Big Sister 52 53 54 Camera 53 Pres 54 FTA 53 54 55 IRC 53 54 55 IA 53 54 55 Lariattes 51 52 53 54 55 Drama 53 Vice Pres 54 55 Honor ciety 54 55 Quill Scroll 54 55 Roller 53 54 Spur 53 54 55 YTeen 51 52 53 Class Counc1l54 55 Ir Escort 54 Alter School Sports 51 52 53 54 55 GALLEGOS FRED C Band 52 53 54 55 Orch 54 55 Dance Band 54 i5 Football 54 55 GARDNER SHARON E Yearbook 54, 55: Assembly Comm. 54, 55: Big Sister 53, 54: Girls State 54: Lariattes 52, 53, 54, 55: Honor Society 54, 55: Color Day Comm. 54, 55: Quill-Scroll 54, 55: Spur 53, 54: Class Council 52, 53, 54, 55: Ir, Es- cort 54: Council Leadership Camp 53: Ir. Counselor to Council Leadership Camp 54: After School Sports 52, 53, 54, 55: Ir. Secy. 53, 54: Queen, Ir. Dance 54. GARSON, ROBERT C. R.O.T.C. 53, 54. 55. What happened to your parachute? GBIST RONNIE Color Day Comm 54 Soph Basketball 52 Golf 52 GERLICK BARBARAI Big Sister 54 Lariattes 53 54 55 Rustlers 5 54 55 GERLITS MARLENE Big Sister 53 54 Camera 54 55 Vice Pres Lariattes 53 54 55 Forensic League 53 54 55 Honor Society 54 55 Spur 54 55 Student Council 54 55 After School Sports 53 54 GILL IOAN N Band 52 53 Big Sister 54 Lariattes 52 53 54 55 Swimming 53 54 GILLILAND DON L Spur 54 Class Council 53 GOBLE RUTH I. Yearbook 54 55 Girls State 54 Lariattes 52 53 54 55 Drama 54 55 Honor Society 54 55 Spur 53 Treas 54 Vice Pres 55 Student Council 54 55 Class Council 52 53 54 55 Speech Meets 53 54 Ir Escort 54 Runner up for Head Girl 54 Swimming 53 Queen Sr Dance 54 GOMEZ BARBARA Bg Sister 54 Lariattes 53 54 55 Honor Society 54 55 Rustlers 53 Pres 54 55 Spur 53 54 55 All City Pep Club Council 54 55 Ir Escort 54 After School Sports GONZALES ANGELINA M. Lariattes 52 53, 54, 55. GOODWIN CARL S. D' Club 54, 55, All-City Wrestling Sec- ond State Wrestling, All-Star Metro Team 545 Wrestling 53, 54, 554 Wrestling Co-Capt. GOTTIER LU ANN All-City Council 517 Girls State 54, Gover- nor, F.T,A. 54, 55, Girls Rifle Team Sl, 52 53: Lariattes 51, 52 53, 54, 55: Forensic League 53 54, 55: Honor Society 54 55 Vice Pres.: Color Day Comm. 54: Pre-Med 54, Vice Pres: Quill-Scroll 54 55 Treas.: Rodeo 54, 55' Spur 54, 557 Student Council 5l, 52, 54, 55: Class Council 52, 53, 54, 55: Speech Meets 53, 54, 557 Sr. Play 545 Ir. Escort 54, After School Sports 51, 52, 53, 54: Swimming 51, 52, 53, 54, 55: Historian 53, 54, 555 Queen, Lariattes Dance 54. GHAFF, IANICE C. Big Sister 54: LA. 53, 54, Lariattes 52, 53, 54, 55, Roller 53, 54, 55, Ir. Escort 547 After School Sports 52. GREGORY, MARTHA F. A Cappella 53, 54, 55: Bi? Sister 53, 54, 55, Lariattes 51, 52, 53, 54, 5 5 Student Council 52, 53, Class Council 52, 53, Singing Christmas Tree 53, 54g Swimming 53, 54. Fi af i. GARSTKA ANN C A Cappella 54 Big Sster 52 53 54 Girls State 54 Lari attes 52 53 Pres 54 55 Honor Society 54 55 Secy Ouill Scroll 54 55 Rodeo 54 55 Spur 53 54 55 Class Council 54 55 Oper etta 54 Sr Play 54 Ir Escort 54 GEIST KENNY Soph Football 52 if Wi Szxffi' 8 15 Y s.-,Q 18 Iii ?'l ' Qgr K' ff .r 'ing 1? hw. 2 l if .df .1 Ag-' 7 19 GRIEGO RICHARD A GRISSOM IOHNNY A Cappella 52 53 54 55 Inner Cholr 53 54 55 Operetta 53 Smqmg Chrxstmas Tree 52 53 54 Wresthnq 54 55 GROOM ROSE R Larlattes 53 54 55 Swlmmmq 53 54 55 GUNDERSON DOUGLAS D D Club 54 onor Soclety 54 55 Op tomlsts 54 5 or Day Comm 54 Spur 53 Class Councxl 53 54 55 Soph Football 52 Football 54 Track 54 HACKWORTH KAY M Bxq Sxster 53 54 IA 53 54 Larxattes 52 53 54 55 Roller 54 55 YTeen 54 55 Sr Play 54 HALBERT DON R Bowlmg 52 53 D Club 53 54 Staqecraft 53 54 55 Baseball 52 53 Mqr Swxm mxnq 53 54 Cross Country 54 55 HALE CHARLENE K Bxq Sxster 53 54 Camera 54 55 Secy Larxattes 52 53 54 55 Honor Socmety 54 55 Spur 53 54 Class Counc1l 52 53 54 HALE HAROLD D Camera 53 54 IA 53 54 res Vxce Pres Spur 52 53 Class Councxl 51 HALVERSON RONALD R A Cappella 52 53 54 Drama 54 55 Class Counc1l 52 53 54 55 Soph Basketball 52 Football 52 53 54 Track 52 53 54 HANSON D WAYNE Bowlmq 54 55 ROTC 52 53 Spur 53 54 Class Councll 53 HARRAH BONNIED Lar1attes52 53 54 HART BARTON A ROTC 52 53 54 55 Spur HATHAWAY KENNETH HEIST EDDIE G Camera 55 Ouzll Scroll 54 55 Rodeo 55 ROTC 53 54 55 Spur54 55 HENNERMAN CAROLE A Larlattes 52 53 54 55 Roller 52 Spur 53 54 lr Escort 54 HERNES IOYCE HERRERA IRENE A Cappella 54 55 B1q Slster 52 53 54 Cheerleader 53 54 Inner Choxr 54 55 IA 53 54 Larxattes 51 52 53 54 55 HESS MILICENT MARIE Bxq Sxster 54 Larxattes 53 54 55 Rusrlers 54 55 . 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Hey are you stuclymq'P HOBBS BARNEY G ub 54 5 TC 53 55 Staqecratt 54 55 Football 53 54 Wrestlmq 53 54 HOLDER N GAYLOHD Assembly Comrn 54 55 Vtce Pres IA 53 Pres R O T C 53 Class Councll 52 53 HOLLAND MARY H Larmattes 52 53 54 55 Rustlers 53 54 55 All Cxty Pep Club Councxl 54 55 HOLLEY IACK K All Cxty Councxl 54 55 Boys State 54 Asst Secy of Senate Fmance Comm 54 FTA 54 55 Honor Socxety 54 55 tomlsts 54 55 Color Day Comm 53 54 Ouxll Scroll 54 55 Pres Rodeo 54 Spur 53 54 55 Student Councll 53 54 Councxl Leadershmp Conference 54 Pres 54 55 HOLLINGSWORTH GLADYS I Bxq Sxster 53 54 IA 53 Larlattes 52 54 55 YTeen 54 HORTON GRETA M Yearbook 54 55 B1qS1ster 53 54 Lartattes 52 53 54 55 Honor Socxety 54 55 Secy Pre Med 53 54 Secy Ou1ll Scroll 54 55 Rustlers 53 54 Treas Spur 54 55 Secy A11C1ty Pep Club Councxl 54 It Escort 54 Swlmmmq 54 55 HOWARD BARBARA L A Cappella 53 54 55 Band 52 53 54 55 Bxg Slster 52 Camera 53 Inner Cho1r 54 5 Larxattes 51 5 54 Orch. 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, HUDGINS PATRICIA M. Lariattes 52 53 54, 55' Rustlers 53 54 55. HAHN STANLEY K. Optomists 55, Color Day Comm. 54- Spur 54 55. INGERSOLL SONIA A. Art Service 53, 54: Band 52 537 Bowling 53, 54 55, Lariattes 52, 53, 54 55' Ater School Sports 52. mcunc. mcfx-man 2. Drama 54, 555' e 54, 55, R.O.T,C. 51, 52, sr. Play 54,'-4Pf3z5ffEE111 52, 53. ISKRA LYNNA I. I.A, 53, 54, 55, Vice Pres.: Lariattes 52, 53, 54, 55: Rustlers 53, 54: Spur 53, 54, 55, Ir. Escort 54. I HILL ANN L Lanaltes 5l 52 54 55 HITCHMAN KATHLEEN A A Cappella 54 55 Larmattes 52 53 54 55 Rustlers 54 55 YTeen 53 54 Sxnq lnq Chnstmas Tree .1 'M X '-x Z H 1-of I 20 Q' Q 4-'t ix X ff 94181 1 .51 s ,- sw' - 3 21 IACKSON DONNICE I. A Cappella 54 55 Big Sister 53 54 Cam era 54 55 Lariattes 52 53 54 55 Honor Society 54 55 Roller 53 Spur 53 Vtce Pres 54 55 Class Council 54 55 Sr Play 54 Ir Escort 54 Singing Christmas Tree IACQUES ROSE MARIE Big Sister 54 IA 52 53 54 Lar attes 52 53 54 55 Roller 54 After School Sports 52 53 54 Swimming 52 53 IAYNE MARGARET A Art Service 53 54 Lariattes 53 54 55 Ir Escort 54 IOCHIM BARBARA I Biq Sister 54 Lariattes 52 53 54 55 Ir Escort 54 After School Sports 52 53 54 JOHNSON ELEANOR Lariattes 52 53 54 55 Singing Christmas Tree 53 54 IUAREZ MOLLY Yearbook 54 55 Art Service 53 54 55 Girls State 54 IA 53 Lar attes 52 53 54, 55 Ou1llScroll 54 55 Rustlers 53 54 Ir Escort 54 After School Sports 52 53 54 Swimm nq 53 KARR LEOLA M A Cappella 54 55 Lariattes 53 54 55 Roller 54 55 Secy Sr Play 54 Star on Singing Christmas Tree 54 KEEPERS TERRYD Assembly Comm 53 Pres 54 55 Boys State 54 Senator Honor Society 54 55 Optomists 54 55 Orch 53 54 55 Color Day Comm 54 Quill Scroll 54 55 Rodeo 54 55 Singing Christmas Tree Comm 54 Spur 54 55 KEITHLEY IOYCE E Lariattes 52 53 54 55 Rustlers 53 54 KELLY BARBARA I Big Sister 54 Lariattes 53 54 55 KELSO IIM ub 54 5 IA 52 Rodeo 5 Class Council 54 55 Football 53 54 Track 53 54 55 KENNEDY ELBERT Class Council 53 54 55 Football 53 KERSTIENS PHIL C Assembly Comm 53 54 KING DONNA F Biq Sister 54 Art Service 54 Lariattes 52 53 54 55 Rustlers 54 55 KNIGHT LOIS A 1 Sister 54 riatt s 52 3 54 Drama 54 55 Ir Red Cross 54 55 Sr Play 54 KNOLI. SYLVIA M Big Sister 54 Lariattes 52 53 54 55 After School Sports 53 54 KRUSE LAUREEN A Big Sister 52 53 54 Lariattes 52 53 54 55 PreMed 53 Rustlers 53 54 55 S Play 54 After School Sports 52 53 Swim ming 52 53 54 55 KRUTSCH AI. All-City Council 53, 54: Yearbook 54. 55: Chess 53, 54: Boys State 54, Mayor: D' Club 52, 53, Pres. 54, 55: Finance Comm. 53, 54: I.A. 52, 53, Pres.: Honor Society 54, 55: Quill-Scroll 54, 55: Spur 53 54, 55: Stu- dent Council 53, 54, 55: Class Council 52. 53, 54, 55: Council Leadership Camp 53: All-City Football 54: All-City Wrestling 54' Prep of Week 53, 54: Soph. Basketball 53: Baseball 53: Football 52, 53, 54: Wrestling 53, 54, 55: Ir. Pres. 53 54. 'Fl' - I' VH' IEKVTFFFFT Kill it before it multiplies! LQROCCO PHIL R ROTC 5l 52 53 LAWSON COLEMAN R ROTC 51 52 Bcsebczl LAWSON PAYE L A Cappella 5l 5 53 54 Bq Sister lrmer Clio r 53 l R C 4 :Ir Gttes 5 Rust ers S Play 54 Sirq rg Cl' SIIW s T ee 52 53 LEDBETTER MARY L cr fittes 54 55 Y Teeri 54 LEE DARLENE E Biq Sister 54 Inner Chcir 53 54 5 Lrzri attes al 52 53 54 55 Rustlers 53 LEGGE DON R Wrestling 54 LEIGH CAROLYNI Lur 1t'es 52 57 54 55 C ass Council 54 LELI. DOROTHY Big Sister 54 Lario tes 53 54 55 IEYBA SARA 5. fflppellcx 50 5l Lclr ct es 5U 51 52 4 55 After School Sp s 59 3 LINDSAY WILFRED A Art Servic 53 FTA 55 H 'tor Society Spur 'ner S ph Talent ow l LOCHNER KAREN R Y 1 ci. 54 1 S e 54 ' R t e Team 3 4 es l. rirttes 5 'ior r Qty 54 55 Trens Cn nr D'1y 5 Ou ll Scroll er 5 R s e s 54 55 Spur ic, .irc 4 55 C ,ISS Coun 'Jn Crde' 53 r' P ry 54 Soph Sec r SCC! 14 LOECHEI. IACK H Cappella 5 , 4: lub , 5 , 5 Optomists 54, 55: Soph, Basketball 52, Bus- ketboll 53 54, J G lf 52, 53, 54. LANDRETH. ICANN Big Sister 54, Lari- Qttes 53, 54, 55. LANE, MONTE A. A Cuppellcx 52, 53, 54, 557 Smqinq Christmas Tree 53, 54. 4. QA '77 s 'R .3 2: A, -ff :fs 1 an -0 i'1'7 22 bf' -5 1-Q sf Y.,-'Y f C 23 LOPEZ, MARY LOPEZ, SYLVIA LUCBRO. RACHEL C. Big Sister 52, 53, 54, Girls State 547 F.T.A. 54, 55, l.R.C. 53, 54: Lariattes 52, 53, 54, 55, Honor Society 54, 55: Orch. 53: Spur 54: Ir. Red Cross 53, 54, Treas., Vice Pres. LUNDBERG, MARGIT H. Big Sister 53, 54: Girls State 545 Girls Drill- Rifle Team 53, 54, 55, Lariattes 52, 53, 54, 557 Drama 52, 53: Honor Society 54, 55: Honorary Cadet 53, 54, 55: Spur 53, 54: Ir. Red Cross 52, 53: Class Council 52, 53, 541 Singing Christmas Tree 54, lr. Escort 54. LUIAN, HELEN B. Lariattes 52 53 54 55 MARKER DONNA L Lariattes 52 53 54 55 Roller 53 MARTIN HARRIETT I Biq Sister 54 Camera 54 Lariattes 52 53 54 55 Roller 52 53 After School Sports MARTIN VICTORANO MARTINEZ BETTY Lariattes 53 54 55 Spur 53 54 Ir Escort MARTINEZ LORETTA E Camera 54 55 IBC 53 54 Lariattes 52 53 54 55 Ir Red Cross 54 55 Ir Escort MARTINEZ NORMAN Z FTA 54 55 Honor Society 54 55 Spur 54 55 Class Counc1l52 53 Soph Football 52 Soph Baseball 53 Football 53 MAYNARD RON L D Club 53 54 55 Honor Society 54 55 Spur 53 54 Basketball 54 55 MAYNS I OHN H MCCORMACK MAVIS Yearbook 54 55 Blg Sister 52 53 54 FTA 53 54 55 Pres Lariattes 52 53 54 55 Honor Society 53 54 55 Spur 53 54 55 lr Bed Cross 52 53 54 55 Pres Class Council 53 54 55 Ir Escort 53 AllC1ty Ir Red Cross Council 52 53 54 Sr Play 54 Counselor to Ir Red Cross Leadershxp Camp 54 Ir Red Cross Leadership Camp MCGRADY M FRANCES Big Sister 53 54 IRC 54 IA 53 Sales Mgr 54 Pres Lariattes 52 53 54 55 Spur MCINTIRE IDA F Art Service 52 53 54 55 Lariattes 53 54 55 World Trade Essay Award 54 MCNIERNEY MARY LOU Lariattes 52 53 54 55 METCALFE ARTHUR R Band 52 53 54 Drum Maior 53 54 55 Pre Med 53 54 Spur 53 54 I ll be a chrty bud' MILLER WHLIAM D Art Servtce 53 IA MINTKEN BETTY L I.ar1attes 53 54 55 Spar 54 55 MONDRAGON CONNIE MOORE IANEIL M Larmattes 52 53 54 55 Roller 54 55 Ir Escort 54 After School Sports 53 Swtm mmq 53 54 55 MORIXAWA SALLY A Blq S1ster 54 Cheerleader 54 55 IRC 53 54 Larxattes 51 52 53 Treas 54 55 Hon or Soctety 54 55 Spur 54 55 Student Counctl 54 55 Sr Play 54 Class Councrl 54 55 Ir Escort 54 MORTENSEN CAROL R Assembly Comm 54 55 B Srster 54 Bowlmq 54 55 FTA 54 55 ?RC 54 55 IA 54 Larzattes 51 52 53 54 55 Thes plan Soctety 54 55 Roller 54 55 Rustlers 54 55 Spur 53 Class Counc1l 53 54 55 Sr Play 54 Drama Play 55 Ir Escort 54 .gt5teg3Sghool Sports 51 52 Swtmmrnq 5l 4 MOWRER CHARLOTTE ANN Brq Stster 53 54 lA 54 55 Larxattes 52 53 54 55 After School Sports 53 54 MOZAR MARIE Bq Stster 53 54 Lartattes 52 53 54 55 Drama 54 55 Rustlers 53 54 YTeen 53 54 Drama Play 55 MULLIGAN WILLIAM D MURPHY IANICE L Alternate Cheerleader 54 55 Larrattes Sl 52 53 54 55 Roller 51 52 Vrce Pres 53 54 55 Pres Student Councrl Sl 52 Class Counc1l52 53 54 55 Ir Red Cross 51 52 After School Sports 51 52 NEELANDS LOUISE M. Lariattes 52, 53, 54, 557 Roller 53, 54, 55' Rustlers 54, Spur 54, 55: lr. Escort 54' After School Sports 53, 54. NELSON. FRANCES A. Bxq Sxster 54: Lariattes 51 52 53, 54, 55: Roller 5l, 52 53 54, 55: lr. Red Cross 52 53 54, 55. X., METZGER SHERRIL A Art Servlce 53 54 55 Larmattes 52 53 54 55 Drama 54 55 Rustlers 53 54 I Red Cross 52 53 54 55 Vxce Pres Oper etta 54 Sr Play 54 Ir Escort 54 Drama Play 55 MILLER CARL E D Club 52 53 54 55 Honor Socrety 54 55 Spur 53 54 55 Class Courxcrl 52 53 54 55 Soph Football 52 Football 53 54 Soph Basketball 52 Track 52 53 ups or ' ,fd Q-'P 7' of 24 'f :Q fl wel v '? gn? ff,-mf '23 Nl? :V qui -11? if PX C5 Q- -os WV P' 2 25 NEWBERHY LES H A Cappella 53 54 55 Inner Chorr 55 ROTC 53 Operetta 54 Ir Sr Talent Show 54 '55 All Cxty Talent Show 54 55 Track 54 55 NEWTON FRED L ROTC 53 Soph Baseball 53 Baseball 54 55 NIELSEN ELLEN A Larlattes 52 53 54 55 After School Sports 52 53 NIELSEN BONNIE G Band 53 54 55 NOLAN CORINNE I ess 53 54 55 A 5 54 55 Pres Sales Mg: Larxattes 53 54 55 Drama 54 55 Forensic League 54 55 Speech Meets 54 55 Sr Play 54 NORRIS SHARON A Larlattes 54 55 Drama 54 55 NORTON LLOYD A Band 51 52 Cheerleader 53 54 55 FTA 5 IRC 53 54 Drama 54 Pres Forensxc League 54 55 Thespxan Socrety 54 55 Drama Play 54 55 Sr Play 54 Speech Meets 53 54 Track 53 NOVOSAD GLORIA A Lar1attes52 53 54 55 0 BRIEN MICHAEL H and 51 52 D Club 54 55 Stu en Counc1l53 54 Wrestlmg 53 54 55 0 NEILI. ANITA I. Big Slster 53 IR C 54 Larxattes 52 53 54 55 Pre Med 53 Roller 53 Rustlers 54 After School Sports 52 53 Swrmmmg 52 OTEY SHIRLEY I Larrattes 52 53 54 55 PADILLA SUZANNE C Larratfes 52 53 54 55 Ir Escort 54 After School Sports 52 Swrmmmg 53 PALMER LOTTIE M A Cappella 52 53 54 55 Bxq Slster 53 54 Larxattes 52 53 54 55 Pre Med 53 Smq mg Chrxstmas Tree 53 54 Swrmmmg 53 PARRIS ERSEI. D Sr Play 54 PATTERSON MARY E Larrattes 52 53 54 55 Spur 54 PATTON NANCY C Art Service 54 Camera 53 54 Secy Lan altes 52 53 54 55 Holler 52 53 Rustlers 53 54 Ir Red Cross 53 Sr Play 54 PEREZ HELEN Art Servxce 54 55 Larxattes 52 53 54 55 Rustlers 54 55 PETRE KENT IH Seconds or a PLESSINGER GARY EE Band 51 52 IA 51 52 53 PORTER ORVILLE G POWELL ALBERTA D Club 53 54 55 Optomrsts 54 55 Soph Football 52 Soph Basketball 53 Track 52 53 54 Football 53 54 PRICE DODSON F IA 52 53 Sr Play 54 Soph Football Wrestlmq 52 53 RAMIREZ LUPE M Brq Szster 54 Larxattes 52 53 54 55 RATHBUN CAROLL Lanattes 51 52 53 54 55 Rustlers 52 53 Sr Play 54 After School Sports 5l Swrm mmg 54 RAYMOND SHIELA M. A Cappella 53 54 Bxq Srster 52 Inner Cho1r 54 IA 5l Lctrxattes 51 52 53 54 gg Sljxtoller 51 52 Smqmq Chrzstmas Tree REA WANDA IEAN Lanattes 51 52 53 54 55 REEDER MARILYN F A Cappella 53 54 55 Blg Sxster 52 53 54 Inner Cho1r 53 54 55 IA 53 Larrattes 51 52 53 54 55 Orch 52 53 55 Roller 53 54 Operetta 54 Councl Capers 54 Fresl' men Soph Talent Show 52 Sr Ir Talent Show 54 All School Show 55 Star on Smqmq Chrlstmas Tree 54, After School Sports 5l 52 REICHEI., ROGER E. Art Service 53, 54. REID, BARBARA I. Btq Stster 53, 54, Lariattes 52, 53, 54, 557 Spur 53, 54, 55: Student Council 535 Class Council 52, 53, 54: Ir. Escort 54. REID, CLAYTON M. A Cappella 51, 52, 53, 54, 55: Bowling 51, 527 Orch. 52, 53: Singing Chnstmas Tree 52, 545 Operetta 53. L 4 4 KL f' fL Llbfml FCA K Lux T C L uct Cleef C011 -Luxe ll lk ACHLC C461 4gM fav folks. ki KC' 4 C CV-gk C 5 PETTIS DONNA M Art Servxce 55 Bxq Sxster 54 Lanattes 52 53 54 55 Roller 53 Spur 53 54 55 Ir Escort 54 After School Sports 54 PIERCE WAYNE Assembly Comm 54 Band 54 55 IA 54 55 Drum Mayor 55 Ir Red Cross 54 55 Sr Play 54 gs fix Q1 -O' H6514 CX KQTLL C1 QQQCLVK 1 CZLSL if K Lxlbvxx btxt f -14 -J .--r ,J ff' 559 1 . l4i 26 1' if ..-f .1-:IP Z fn? EMI? .md 'sw fe 4,5 REININGER KAREN M Lariattes 52 53 54 55 Honor Society 54 55 Spur 54 55 lr Escort 54 RICHMOND IAMES B ROTC 51 52 Class Councll 52 53 RICHTER DALE R IA 52 Track 52 RIGILI CHARL5 R ROMERO IRENE E Lariattes 53 54 55 ROMERO ROSIE M IRC 54 Lariattes 51 52 54 Rustlers 54 55 ROMMEL FRANK ROTC 51 Wrestlers 52 53 ROSALES TONY M Basketball 53 54 55 ROSS GEORGIA F Yearbook 54 55 Big Sister 52 53 54 Lariattes 51 52 53 54 55 Ouill Scroll 55 Spur 53 54 55 Class Council 51 52 Ir Escort 54 ROTHROCK CAROLE IEAN Yearbook 53 54 Girls State 53 FTA Treas 54 55 Lariattes 51 52 53 Drama 53 54 55 Forensic League 54 Honor Society 53 54 55 Ouill Scroll 53 55 Spur 53 54 55 Red Cross 51 53 Class Council 54 Drama Play 55 ROYBAI. EDNA L Big Sister 54 IRC 53 54 55 IA 54 Lariattes 51 52 53 54 55 Rustlers 54 RUSSELL IANFI' L A Cappella 53 54 55 Big Sister 52 Girls Rifle Team 51 Lariattes 51 52 54 55 Ir Escort 54 After School Sports 52 53 55 Swimming 52 53 55 RUSSEL LARRY D Art Service 53 Band 52 53 54 SALTZ MELVIN SANCHEZ IOE M Forensic League 54 55 R O T C 54 55 Student Council 54 55 SANDERS RONALD L Band 51 52 S3 54 55 Drama 54 55 Thespian Society 54 55 Sr. Play 54, Soph. Basketball 53. SANDLIN MARILYN R. Big Sister 54, Lariattes 52 53 54, 55: Quill- Scroll 54, 55: Rodeo 54 555 Class Council 52 53' Ir. Escort 54' After School Sports 52 53. 54 55. SANDOVAL LOUISE M. Yearbook 54, 555 Big Sister 54: Camera 53' Lariattes 52, 53, 54 55: Spur 54 55: Ir. Es- cort 54' Class Council 52. How s that for cor1centrat1on'7' SCI-IRAH IEANETTE A Larxattes 52 53 54 55 SCHROER PATRICIA A Bxg Srster 54 Larrattes 52 53 54 55 SZAVER DON W A Cappella 53 54 55 Band 51 52 53 54 55 D Club 54 55 Fmance Comm 54 FTA 54 55 Drama 54 55 Optomrsts 54 55 Orch 54 Roller 51 52 Student Coun crl 53 54 Class Counc1l5l 52 53 54 55 Drama Play 54 S Play 54 Smgmq Chrxstmas Tree 53 54 Councrl Capers 54 Soph Football 52 Football 53 54 Track 54 55 Kmg Ir Dance 53 SHANNON RICHARD A SHANNON WESLEY M Football 53 Baseball 52 SHAW IOANNE I. Bxq Srster 52 53 54 Bowlmq 53 54 FTA 55 C IA 52 53 54 a es 51 52 53 54 55 Roller 52 53 54 25 Pgay 54 After School Sports 51 52 SICKLER ALBERTA I Brq Srster 52 53 54 IA 53 Larxattes 51 3 rch 5 54 Roller 53 Spur 53 54 Sxngmq Chrrstmas Tree 52 53 54 Ir Escort S4 SWIITIIHIHQ 53 SIMPSON BOB L IA 53 54 Treas SKALLA CARQLI Brq Sxster 52 5 Lanlatt 52,53 55 RQller t Ccruncrl 53 55 G uryul 55 Ir Escort Swr 54 fr Treas 53 as 54 SMITH ROBERT I. SMITH RONALD R,O.T.C. 52 53. SOLANO IRENE I.A. 54 55: Lariattes 52 53, 54, 55. SANSBURN DONNA I Larrattes 54 55 Sr Play 54 SCHERR THREASA M. Bowlmq 53 54 Lan attes 52 53 54 55 Ir Escort 54 After School Sports S2 53 J 'AF' 2 0-QB' l i 1' .f' -I 'w.-wg il? -z-nv' 28 X -J f CII' X -6' 47 'up' ,- G' 29 SOREIDE SONIA M Band 53 54 Big Sister 53 54 Bowling 53 54 Pres Camera 54 55 Treas Lariattes 52 53 54 55 Honor Society 54 55 Spur 53 54 55 Sr Play 54 Ir Escort 54 STEELE PEGGY A Big Sister 52 Lariattes 51 5 53 54 Ftustlers 53 54 STEVENS WILMA I Big Sister 54 FTA 53 54 55 Vice Pres Lariattes 5l 52 53 54 55 Honor Society 54 55 Spur 53 54 Student Councl 53 54 Sr Play 54 Class Council 52 53 54 55 Swimming 53 54 STIGALI. SHIRLEY M Lariattes 5l 5? 53 54 55 Rustlers 53 54 Spur 53 Ir Escort 54 STOOPS W IOE TASHIRO BRUCE Yearbook 54 55 D Club 54 55 Rodeo 54 55 Soph Football 52 Football 53 Bas ketball 53 54 55 Mqr TAYLOR SAMUEL D Club 53 54 55 Treas Honor Society 54 55 Spur 53 54 Baseball 53 54 Foot ball 54 Basketball 53 54 55 THOMAS HARVEY B A Cappella 54 55 D Club 55 Inner Choir 55 IA 53 Drama 55 Operetta 54 All School Show 55 Fresnmen Soph Talent Show 52 Singing Chr stmas Tree 54 Foot ball 54 Track 53 54 55 TOMMACK EDNA A Lariattes 52 53 54 55 Spur 53 54 55 TRELOAR JACK Yearbook 54 55 FTA 54 55 Honor ciety 54 55 Quill Scroll 54 55 Spur 53 54 55 Class Council 52 53 54 55 ULIBARRI DAN R Rodeo 54 55 Soph Football 52 Football 53 Wrestling 53 54 55 VALDEZ ELICIA C Big Sister 53 54 IA 53 54 Lariattes 52 5 54 5 VALDEZ MARCELLA M Big Sister 54 Lariattes 52 53 54 55 VIGII. PATRICK I D' Club 53, 54, 55: F.T.A. 54, 55: Honor Society 54 55, Pres.: Optomists 54 55: Spur 54, 55: Student Council 54 55: Class Coun- cl 54 55- Runner-up lor Head Boy 54- Council Leadership Camp 54: Football 54: Soph. Basketball 53: Baseball 53 54 55: Basketball 54 55. WELLS NORMAN E. Yearbook 54 55: D Club 54, 55: l.A. : Honor Society 54, 55: Optomists 54, , Secy.: Quill-Scroll 54, 55: Spur 53, , : Class Council 54, 55: Golf 53, 54: All-City Golf 53: Golf Co-Capt. 54: Singing Christ- mas Tree 53, 54. WII.L. EMMA IEAN M. Lariattes 52, 53, 54, 55: Pre-Med 53, 54: Alter School Sports 53, 54. WILLIAMS. BRYAN I. Yearbook 54, 55: D Club 54, 55: Honor Society 54, 55: Optomists 54, 55: Quill- Scroll 54, 55, Secy.: Rodeo 54, 55: Spur 53, 54, 55: Student Council 54, 55: Class Coun- cil 52, 53, 54, 55: Soph. Football 52: Foot- ball 54: Track 53, 54, 55: Soph. Vice Pres. 52, 53. WOODALI., PEGGY Assembly Comm. 53, 54: Big Sister 53: Lariattes 52, 53, 54, 55: Ir. Escort 54. Bczchelcis hangout YETT, WILLIAM E. IA. 53, 54: Forenstc League 53, 54, 55, R.O.T.C. 5l, 52, 53, 54, 55: Drama Play 545 Speech Meets 53, 54, 55. YOUNG. BEVERLY I. Band 52, 53: Bxq SISTEI 53, 54: Lorruttes 53, Vrce Pres. 54, 555 Honor Soctety 54, 55, Quzll-Scroll 54, 55, Vrce Pres: Rodeo 54, 55: Spur 54, 55: Class Council 53, 54, 55: lr. Escort 54: After School Sports 52, 53, 54: Queen Homecomxnq Dance 54. ZARINS VIZMA Art Servrce 55 Assembly Comm 53 55 Brq Slster 53 54 IRC 52 53 es 55 Lczr ot es 52 53 54 55 Honor Socrety 5 Sp r 5 54 Ir Escort 54 A er School Sports 52 53 54 ? Lurmttes 54, 55. I :- WOOTEN, 3 PATRICIA A. ' Lcxrmttes 53, 54, 55, in X4 T -1 I YAKICH, ROSALIE B. P v ,sc lr' 4-32:-' K QFLLOI' G55 OLLFLCL a-9, 3 Nfl 11 em- 1 4 lll Il fn Clrxtrn Grry or Raw 1 ow A H, fl ltulhr st k W1 mu ll Row 2 L lm 1- J 5 W4 llfl 1 4 rlur J I 40'- 1 A I K I-IoHum' 9' llgal F 31 wee! YT? Counter clockwtse Wxlla Mxlllkxn treasurer loan Helqeson secre a y Vxrgmxu Gxcxnulrs wcepresxdent David Mendez presxdent Mr Robert Exnqrsen sponsor QM .35 1 pi 1 13 VOLENS ET POTENS. WILLING AND ABLE. 1 lfU'll0l 5 Iuntors rnovlnq forward to the1r last year of htqh school look back on the1r many accom phshrnents Led by Mr Robert Emarsen the class sponsor Dav1d Mendez pres1dent Vtr qrnta G1anul1s v1cepres1dent Ioan l-lelqeson secretary and Wrlla M1ll1k1n treasurer the year of l954 55 has been one f1lled w1th learn ma and qood t1rnes Some of the act1v1t1es 1n wh1ch the luntors took part were the Iuntor Sen1or prom Seventh Heaven and the Juntor party Fall Fantasy over whtch D1ck GG1Sl and Lorratne Allen retan ed as Ktnq and Queen The Junlors also took an acttve part rn the color day GCl1V1l1GS As the halfway mark nears IH thelr htqh school ltfe the Junlors look forward to thetr senlor year wrlllna and able to do thetr Very best 32 K ,I Kk1:we':: ' j, ' - ', ik I ' E 31 N. ir - w ' V - V msgs-1 .fp-1: , .wx N 'Q KJ' Q -, ' o 1 - ' 1 ' ' ' ' , 5 I T 7 7 Z . : - ' I ' ' I - 2 , 1 ' - 1 ' I 1 I f I f . . . . ,, ' 1 1 I I . P 'Q V ' I l A ff 1 ,Q C2 , ,, . , ,, . O 4 Y ge ' Akm Ronme Allen Lorrame Andersen Ianice Anderson Beverly Anderson Floy Anderson Ployce 'JR JV I vs vi f4' 3 Aragon Iuanxla Archer Mary Arquello ROSGl19 Baker V1rq1n1a Bashor B111 Baxtrom Dolores Beer Chuck Benz Sylvxa Blanton Lorene Blay Sandro Blevms Iudy Bowman Roger Bradford Doug Brady Bonme Bnqht Iamce Bron Gary Brown IoAnn Brown Catherme Bryon Vrrqmxa Burg Les Burqharclt Georqlann Cabral Charlotte Campbell ElS19 Canterbury Nell Cardenas P'I'1SC1llG Carwm Elrzabeth Chadwlck Barbara Chaney Chr1s Chff Brll Conrad Norma Coon Nancy Cooper Roy Courtney Carol Craddock Roberta Cr1ss Sandra CflSl Glorra Crcsswhrte Dora Crowell Cal Dalrymple Nxta Danley Marquente -awry: ,fir if My . f, -' - J 1 ,J 1 fr i -. 1 M, rx .1 f-v Lf! Wg, Marlene A De Hman, ohm'-lf JPGL only Isdlgell V . Q l-. J.. ' ' L . 1 V1 fy ' , A J , T. , ,I j 4 ,-- , V N4 X. V4 J -'.J'J C De Long, Elaine Denery, Ianice Deslonqchamp, Ianet 34 f -nfl X 11 X , fm!! nw ll if M 5 Dix Sandra Donaldson Dalene Dykes Larry Eads Bill Eatwell Howard Evans Dorilyn Q in ll' sf T? -6 ' . Felix Gary Fisher Rae Ann Flinn Sharon Fontme Diane Foster Anita Francis Ruby Frank Bill Frank Ella Frank Sharon Franzen Larry Garrett Eddie Gates, Robert Geist Dick Gianul1s,Virqinia Gourley, Dixie Green, Ianice Grimmiq Bobbie Gunn, Doreen Hall Nancy I-lammill Marilyn Hauschildi Shirley Haviland Clarence Hearn Glen Helgeson Ioan Heisi Pak Henriksen Pat Hendren Patricia Henry Roy Hodges Keith Hopkins Peggy Horchem Dell lnqling Pat Irwin Beverly Iackson Bonnie Iacoby Caihy lohnson Paul Iohnson Shirley Iones Margarei Kelso Ken! Kessler Doug L4 ff? IVA: cw, ,Q-f TN I ,Av 'F Ap Kiesler, Rita Killillay, Larry Knight, Nancy Knight, Orval Knop, Marilyn Kmber, Larry 36 1.12 '-'fe ,f l l A x fl- l Lambert, Linda Leatherman, Margaret Linden, Ann Linnabary, Ioyce Livingston, Barbara Loehr, Esther F04 4- '-9 f-5 Qkv Wm' ,uu- 37 i Lopez Sylvia Loudner Marilyn Lovata Ieanie Lovisone Mikel Loyd Dwayne Lucero George 'vIacKenzie Shirley Marshall Donna Martin Louise Martin Robert Martinez Ioe Martinez Robert McClain Ronnie Mc:Cumber Lila Lee McGee Howard Mendez Dave Middleton a Middleton Shirley Miller Dana Millikin Willa 445 Mxron Iohn Mrtchell Delsecr Mxtchell Tom Moore George Moore Marqxe Moore Scotty Musso Gayle Muvxch Iudy Ness Ieannetle Ness Pat Newton Loretto Norms Clrfford OBr1en Mcmory O Connell Eugene O Connell lean Ort1z Dolores Padxllcx Franms Pangr Florme Payne Bo JY-Y Peerman Iudy Plucheck Wayne Posi Marlene Query Phyllis Romxrez Dorothy Ramzrez Mary Iona 38 I 1 3 - I O'Neill, lack ' .- ' ' 4 . b fl- 'A -:EQ ,. , ,A M ' 'X 3- Rasmussen lanice Ratliff Ron Riedel Alberta Reininger Reva Riddle Betty Rmne Donna Xs 43 K. Rodriguez Nickle Robledo Rosalind Roe Virgina Rohr lerry Rounds Marlene Rowe, Sharon Salazar, Angelina Simpson, Roy Sloan, Esther Smith, Claudine Smith, Lorraine Smith, Neil Smith, Waynona Snyder, Nola Spicer, Richard Staude, Walter Steele, Charles Sterkel, Lois Stewart, lim Stinson, Dorothy Stone Putrtcxcx Stultz Dmcmcx Terry Betty Th rncxs Pat Thcmpscn Larry Th mpson Roma Truth qer Guzl Trgullo Mcxrle Turner Gul Vu de mer V rqmxa Vette Rebecca Waltz Fred Webber Charlotte Weezcs Corme VYc1C Less1e Vie S , m s 'C Janet rc DVGIOD WN' zcer erm Wrlson Sue Vfiihuhur, Linda 'W'c:d, Georqicr Wrcy, Hcwcrrd Zarms, Briqxtc Q 3 qv-A' sg.- urs -at -37 1 Q..1 Q' f 1 A 1-. 1 t 1 RV , 9 -6 ,. r 1 - 1 ,a , i , . A J W , . .,, A 4 , ., , - . - t . .. ,- f ,-..,.- , f ' 0.- 1. I, 5 , XX I 3 A111 1 ., R '. I N, .' 1 I, V . . , f 'IA ' A I Y 'J ' L- L L . '- f ' ' - ., 5 r I 1' 9 A 1' . ' I ---4 'I -1 ,N ff J 1 ' . ,I 1, -.- , -' ' .- V5 1 ff I 2-2 ' . --.., t , 41 1 A U 1 ' , V K ., ., U 'N 1 -vf ' ' 't .J ,,, ---.,,t4 'I-44Nf,,1I4 , . w V ' . . . ' '- K I, ,I Q , J r , I , fl .5 . ', . -7-' ' V Q ' ' ' 1 ' , ' ' ., -'lx '14 Siudymqwv On the l1'lS1d9 lookmq oui TOIHOTYOWS CQTGQI Qlfl -gn- IUNIOR COUNCIL-Row 3: DGV1d Mendez, Roy Hcnry, GCOYCJQ Pvxzlyrz E'- IHS, Fharbn Plum, Row l: Hwrmze Brady, I.c':'r41.::r Memo, Bob Szmdzdqo, Bob Edwmds, George Gzbsnn, Larry Alivri, 'x':r:::1:: Gzzruius, Nancy Cbfn, B.1rh1:'C1 Gfcrqo, I'1.:::H Frzunzmx, Amin Foster. Row 2: Dvloros Bnxtrom, Ienruetm Gzllls, Formigrw, L- rr rzzv Szmzh, Ioan Holqewsou. Rf:-9 Arm Fzahsr, NV.lIn Mxllzkm, Brxqnm Znrms, Dcxloros Trmzlis 41 Counter clockwxse Marxun Bennett treasurer Barbara Brady secretary Kay Curry vlce prestdent Pat Capra prestdent Mn Surah Brown sponsor SAPERE AUDE. om: T0 BF. wus: , .Said 0l'Yl0l 85 Most of the sophomores entered West th1s year, a few had come to hugh school as nmth graders last year The soph1st1cat1on of the lat ter group gave 1mpetus to the enure class ex celhnq 1n 1ts numerous act1v1t1es Pxcn1ck1ng at Washmqton Park was the hrst b1g event of the year Pepperrmnt Paradlse the sophomore party featured dancmq mov1es and games Both of these events had record makmq attendance In the mterclass compett tton tor the lun1or Red Cross dnve agam the sophomores lead all other classes Take note of the academtc work of the sopho- mores revtew thexr numerous act1v1t1es Is xt any wonder that they dare to be VVlS9l 42 V - . 5' 4 ' f .x I Q: h 1... ,bl 12 A :' '- ' I ' . . , ,A ff bs N ' A ' : ' , . 1 . : 1 ' I I ' ' 5 . 1 - . ,. . . ., - , , f I , . lf TN VO- gi -in Carl Acker Nancy Allen Carol Antonio Estelle Asti Norma Avis Donna Baca 43 Pat Baxley Pat Balclerston Estelle Barxsh Robert Bauler Floyd Baxter Vonna Brestel Marxlyn Bxckal Wanda Bxrclslll Carolyn Bxrkheacl Polly Black Donna Bornemexer Barbara Brady George Bray Bonme Brxcker Roberta Bryan Kathxe Burdxck Ixm Burns Melvm Burr Laverne Cahill Leilani Bodqer Iohn Carroll Iudy Casados Brll Cecrl Barbara Chlpperfxeld Theresa Crsneros Iudrth Coaies Iosephme Cohara Beth Costello Danus Cox Drck Cross Yvonne Cruz Kay Curry Carole Davles Ioan Davxs Rrchard Davrs ludy Dolezal Kay Dunkm Betty Duran Iudee Durham Pat Edwards 'Fi Diane Cameron Priscilla Campbell Pat Capra Lillian Cardenas Ioan Carpenter Lolxta Carpentxer M .fat -.J r-'v 3' Ronnre Enqlrsh Sue Plmn Barbara Floryanme Rosalre Fontme Edna Frank Rcsalre French 2 pl 1-1 1 '-ILE. Yu! 5 Rrchard Gabe Carol Gaxnforih Iuamta Garcra Marlene GGTCIG lamce Gexst Mayel Gerst Dxanna Germarn Carolyn Gerlxts Dare-ll Grlllland ludy Gamez lane Graff Shezla Grani Russel Gresham Ruth Hahn Iucly Ham1ll Eularae Harvey Marlene Hassell Robert Hause W1ll1am Hempel Ieanette Henderson Ionxce Houston Roy Hunt Roberlcx Hurt Sue lnqersoll Dolores Ittner rlelen lcxrvrs Lolo Ienkms Loretto lenkms Peqqy lohnson Mcxrqle Ke-ndrxck Iecxneile Kerls Steve Kxllxon Iudy Kmme Ioan Kmzbcch Dons Lecbo Shlrley Lesher Ethelyn Lmdstrorn Fabrolcx Lucero lounno Lucero George Mcxkx Ioyce Hendren Rrchurd Hrll Iudy Hzllebrcmd Icmrce Holm Pct Holi lonet Hooley 'L ,V i .wil Marylou Mascarenas Audelia Mayoral Irene Maypole Evelyn McAbee Wanda McBrien Benme Mclniosh ,..,.. f-QW 47 Roy Mrller Bruce Mxlhken Bemxce M1tchell Glorra Mnchell Iune Mzlchell Glorxcr Mondragon Beatrxce Montoya Ada Moyle Mary Nelson Larry Neverdahl Kay Newell Barry Nxckerson Carole O Connell Ieraldme O Connell Ioann Osborn Penny Parker Marqle Paniano Pat Passarelh Catharme Peacock Mary Peermcm l.o1s R1chhart Wxlham Rogers Pat Romano Geraldine Romero Rxcharcl Rondmelh Marqre Rosenberg Pat Ruark Roland Russell Mary Ruth Iudy Ryan Theresa Sandoval Kate Scluroer Gladys Sedbrock ludy Selby Donna Shahan Vrvxan Sharp Bob Shean Donna Shearer lohn Shupe Elizabeth Sllva Ioan Perez Marilyn Petersen Ramona Plucheclc Nancy Porier Iudy Prxce Corrme Rrce 'Il' 41 yryy V or 97 'I' Q is Xx 'CTA aff? an A,-1' we., 44' 'Z Beulah S1ckler Dorothy Sxmpson Ray Shfe Patrrcxa Shmmer V1fQlH1G Slorf Kenneth Smrth in XS 1 3 J,-J 49 .419 if -as Q Edyth Spxller Wxllarcl Spxllman Ronnxe Stephenson Melva Stewart Myma Stlqall Wanda Strawmxer Allene Suazo Carol Sundme Sharon Tally Darryl Tarullo Iudy Tavxs Marqle Temple Zelma Todd Eva Trunllo Nancy Tucker Drck Vogel Pdf Watt Delores Webb Anna Marte Welss Forney Wells Beverly Whxte Raymond W1lson loyce Wray Rose Marte Wrtght Marnl Yett Charlme Younqberg qv ,,- ,f 2 'SIA 50,0 Olfll 0I'2 Cfafffi 0lfl,l'lCl in Row 4 Don Scmchez, Arthur Rmhards Tom McFadden, Bxll Peterson, Melvm Anderson, Rxchard H11l, Larry Neverdahl Penny Parker Wxllard Spllman, Allen Dumm, Ken Rzdqley, Iudy Doleyal Row 3 ludy Kmme D1x1e Russell Mcman Bennett, Ken Smlth, Iohn Shupe, Larry Kraber lay Sesslons Leroy Burqha dt Bruce Mtlhken, Kay Curry, Ruth Hahn, Corrme Rtce Row 2 Anna Mae Brant, 50 Theresa Sandoval, Pete Berce, Bob Shean Barbara Brady Kenneth Kxppel Lola Ienkms, Pat Holt, Allene Suazo Shella Grant Nancy Tucker D1ane Cameron Row I lantce Holm, Pat Capra Dons Foster Kathy Burdxck, Iohnny Martmez Lenora Thompson Vondell Smzth, Rae Ann Patterson, Barbara Chrpperfteld, Mary Lou Mascarenas, Iuamta Garcxa, Ceczha Lucero 4 QR 'fb . F E 'sf ,, X ' 6 I L .i , ' X r. P A L ' 9 , jiri' .59 1?-4: .,-A A ' . - - A - - ,535 J Counterclockwrse Ted Elder presl dent Vxrgmxc Scmtxslevcm vxce pres xdent Vulentma Icxcmio secretary Nlna Murphy treasurer Mr Richard Dyksterhuls sponsor 1. R lk. P85 fllflflefl Thrs year was hlled Wrth many new exper lences for the freshmen The fact that they were ln hxgh school was accepted wlth mlxed emo llOHS Homework at tlmes Was overwhelmmg Composltlons were to be wrltten alaebralc for mulas to be learned and solved and maps to be drawn The all freshmen party and the Chrlstmas partles IH 1nd1v1dual quldance classes were pleasant dev1at1ons from the requ lar school routlne Llke all beqmnmqs lt was a dlffrcult but profxtable year The freshmen look forward to the challenqlna years ahead at West Hrqh School wh1ch wlll prove to be hlled wxth an array of Wonderful tunes and SGIIOUS study Q7 bl OMNEPRINCIPIUM GRAVE ALL DEGINNINGS ARE DIFFICULT FRESHMAN COUNCIL Row 3 Ted Elder Charles Romero Person Helen McGrady Valentma Iacmto Vrrqmxa Santa Garrle Gamboa Rzchard Norwood Denms Mrlton Leonard stevan Neftal Young Row l Norma Lalforett IoAnn Rupple Vxqll Iudy Stem Row 2 Mary Wrdmar Llla Grxeqo Iamce hm Lochner Ernesf Sxlva Nma Murphy James Arroya 51 M S , 1, .1 , , l :mx J 5 cg. , . l - .T I , I r I I I I , A , x I -, QM?-li ii!! J W5 ll K! 0 ng V Q2 I2 lfxznafx K- . 5 riser 'Stn an ,,,,, 1144 1--'-our ' Sparta Cnormccn qoello x iBruce zaohiro getty Qagio 1 464 7 4 A . ' I ' , if 1527 agw f . 53 wimming .4 451.5-I u Z Gig .fdfldelic - goofdaff 5, ' EJGENE EOUTS Cc Ccptcnn GENE WASHBURN COCGpfO1H 24Av5H6ng A Exp U3 ,fm 'lv l .0- 'fj-4 X FRANK ANAYA 95 Pound CITY Champ or AL KRUTSCH 175 Pound amp cr' BILL FRANK Y-Iecvy Weq t Cvy Chcmpzon CAW COODVVIN '54 Pourd C1'y Champmn GENE GARCIA 103 Pound C Y f'EGmP1GH W Q4 AL KRUTSCH A11C11y BOB BLUM Ccxptcnn GARY BOWLIN AHC1ty Z?aJL2fAa! HIM ED DE IEAN A11C1ty Ord Ccrptcun v I .n N 1 x 7. Q -. -'nik' HY A xl , l, f 'QV ' - K - s n n - 5 , A p n A il ' If , Lf Tb f- -vc ll1x .?. -xg J' I lun' kk I L-.vip ' B I An- A 5,1 , I la, ll ' ' Y . 4 H- r 9 ' ' K . 1, 1 xr A ' 035- ,A ,L . . 2, 1 1-, 'x XY A S, :L 51.41 Y f li if' 'A . 2 .ng 6- Q 4 ' ' ' 1 :PY .S ' . ff .wif K . ' - -' 3 2 , . ' .L S 2 K . 5. ' , A . 4 , .- F V 5x ' h r - , . . , - ' i A: ' ' ' , G ',y.-,igfw City Ch . 1 .7 . ' , . 1 i. C 5 .... uv 'V , A - A V. 7 1 , - , - . ' 54 Co- Calofaind mf QW 81111.15 NORM WELLQ Co Ccxptcm TOM BOWER A11C1ty and CoCc1ptcun IACK LOECHEL A11C1ty IP ROY RENR Y Co Cuptcm DARRELL ADAMS Cc Ccxptcxm P055 Ollfltfy Z?mA.J! LARRY WOGD CQ Ccpmm ROSS RATES Cc Cqpmn BOB BLUM AHCUY and CC Cumm ROSS was also AHCHY m Truck SAM TAYLOR Co Coptcm RON RATLIFF A11Cxty 55 I . X 1 ' 'K .1 rw ' l 1 A ' 4-.,. 1 ll' ' , 1 . ' ' ffl 3 if , i N! . - ' : , - U : ' A I. - l A : D . PW' Wit! In vm 'E Row 4 Ixm Wells Manager Ray Floeschmger Rlch H11 Rxch Inglmg Manager Row 3 Robert Wxlson Lxne Coach George Nxchols Bob Boogren Barney Hobbs Don Seaver Ron Akm B111 Frank Robert Mohar Assrstant Coach How 2 la k Grrt n Head Coach Sam Taylor Carl Mlller Roo Rathtf Gary Bowlxn Al i are ' 'W .-...da lining! Krutsch Rxch Cherrmgton R1Ch Carleton Lou Garramone Ass1stantCooch How I Doug Gunderson Roger Bowman Ron Enghsh Bob Blum Ed Baker Dxck Gexst A1 Powell Bryan Wxlllams ULU 0g5 l0U Lf 8,0 acefi COI 8 West Cowboys wound up the1r 1954 football season w1th a 1 Wm 7 loss l t1e record West opened thetr season agamst Englewood rn a non conference game where they came out on the short end 4 O In the league opener the Pokes lost 20 O although they played a good game West lost to East and South before beat mg Manual 1413 In the next game West pulled an upset by t1e1ng North 1313 The Pokes then lost then' fmal three games to East South and Man ua In the East game the Cowboys out played the Angels but fumoles cost them the 21 7 contest Dlck GGIST who f1n1shed one po1nt behmd Al Krutsch Wests leadmg scorer made the lone towndown w1th Krutsch convertmg Although the Polces won only one game, they always played the game hard and clean wsvlk Iohn Karam1g1os, lack Grrtm, Bob Wxlson, Bob Mohar, Lou Garramone 56 I Nm s , if .' 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I Ed Baker R ch Carleton Barney U C s A P well Don S aver Boo Booqren Doug Gunderson arl M1 er Ror Ratllff Sam Taylor LU OLUIOOLQZ5 WOI'l'LLl'ldfQJ Gary Bowlm A C Y West was honored wrth two All-C1ty players th1s past season Gary Bowlm was named to the Rocky Mountam News defensrve team and Al Krutsch was selected to the Denver Post team Also Bowlm and Krutsch were chosen as '34 Al Krutsch All C ty f 11 x I 31 l Bob Blum Brll Frank D1ck Getst C r1G Second Team Al1C1ty aecand Team AllC1ty 57 Prep of the Week Coach Iack Grrtm lettered trfteen players thls season Accordmq t Coach Glrtln a player must have flg ured promlnently rn the success of the team rn addltron to havmq played mne quarters Three lettermen Wlll be returnmg th1S fall They are Drck C-lelst Blll Prank and Ron Rathff all Jumors Bob Blum AllC1ty end last year was moved to quarterback thrs season Blum drd a good lob He was thrrd m the passrnq department and was elect ed captam of the team jr.: Vt tvw-3 ,qc ':-'Pt ,' nw- A A -' x , . , . I t A , . -f Z W, . f '-x A, , -vf ff. -'F ' 3 8' Y f S , - ' it ... gl 1 J rg , 4 , Q 1 I W 'Y - A u . ..c'b l c , e - ' C 'll . ' ,f-av? C , U I 0 54 1 ll- rt ' I I I ll ll , ' ' . ' o , - 1 ' .1 l , ' I - , I , . 1 ' I I 5 V t K 4 - - 4 'i ': 2 g4'3+ .9 ' tl. A ' 7 ' X . - !.-7 '4 J X ' . Shake hlm off Al and roll roll roll Get off my codon pxckm back' 'X' 7 5-s, gi if Fxrst cmd ten do xt cxqcnn Oh' What prlce glory! 58 A pw..- Thmqs are rough crll over Isnt that ci foul? gwlfefgaf Captain Dele-cn hits two. Hey, where did the bcisket go? 59 How 2 Coach Iohn Karam qros Bob Beer Ed Delean Bob Sandrdqe Tony Ron Maynard Larry McDonald Tom Bower B111 Hart Ierry Hansen lack Loechel Resales Roger Bowman Ron Ratlrff and Coach lack Grrtm Row 1 Bob Blum and Sam Taylor Mxddlo Managers Ixm Wells and Bruce 'I'ash1ro Cowgogri IM! wo, ode Although the West I-hgh Cowboys drdn t recerve many laurels th1s season they were known never to qurt lt becomes very dlscouragrng to lose game after game but Coach Iohn Karamrgros kept the boys hust11ng and gave the short maned Cowboys therr needed spark In therr frrst league outrng the Cow boys found Carney Crlsler too much as he set a new league record by scorrng 40 pornts HIS record was later broken by Manual s Bob Iohnson East defeated the Cowboys before the Pokes were able to beat the South Hlgh Rebels Manual North and Crty Cham pron East defeated the Pokes before West agam defeated South ln every loss the Westerners were burdened wrth one bad quarter whrch they could never overcome The fmal league standrng found the Pokes w1th two wrns and srx losses Coach Kara rnrgros n pes to mcrease the teams manpower next year and to make a better snowmg lr' the league EAST MANUAL NORTH WEST SOUTH Coaches lack Gxrtm Iohn Karamlgxos 60 ll-'Cas--cmewbff' ... f 1 - : i . . , - . , . , . . , . , . : , . : ' O O U1 ' LX u - I - . ' I I I - L I V . , .-..Y.. LH ' L L, - 1 1 ' , V I I I . . y . I ,, . XJ Q . ,, r r r. . I NZ Bob Beer Bob Blum Ron Maynard Ron Ratlrff i- Ed De Iean All C ty C pt Roger Bowman Jerry Hansen lack Loechel Tony Rosales Bob Sand dge Sam Taylor Lack of herght and llttle manpower crrppled the Cowboys thrs season The league was frlled wrth many sparkhng players and West was able to place only one man Ed De lean on the A1lC1ty Team although Ron Maynard was -. QX! ECCO Homo, BEHoa.o THE MAN. the srxth scorer rn the league Although De Iean s average was only lOU he alway played a good floor game Berng named AllC1ty was the blggest thrrll I ever had Ed sald De lean s teammate, Maynard was able to throw rn l3 pomts per game He was yeopardlzed rn practrcally every game by h1s fouls ln the early stages ot the game, wh1ch kept h1m from berng a greater scormg threat Loquaclous lack Loechel was a real demon on defense Loechel, Bob San drdge, Tony Rosales, Bob Beer, and Ron Ratlrff hustled all season but were lack 1ng rn expenence to be among the league contenders Bob Blum and Sam Taylor were flue reserves as the guards They are both semors Rosales, Loechel, Beer, De lean, and Maynard are also semors Thrs leaves Coach Karamrglos wrth only four Jumors return1ng next season They are Sandrdge, Ratlrff, Roger Bowman, and Ierry Hansen g yi g If B A Q 1 an , , S 3 30 l MS, 25 f t ll ' Y ' A T G4 5 M '40 35 S0 20 y 3 A WV 5 'll' A A 54 , - 1 gf QVGQ 61 l A L - ,h.1 . . 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V , I. .5 , : -, ' '- rl e - Z hge,-. -fix 'L' if - - . . .- i 5 3- K Row 4 Rudy Co acho Carl Anderson Lynn Gay Dar ell Kaz er Bob Bradeen B l Al K tsch B ll Frank Row 1 Frank Anaya Gene Garcta Bob Lu1an R h C 1 R 3 D R N lS th Harlo Stanle Sam Maestez Ed Ed Garca Roger Shaw Larry Fra son xc a eton ow o tt ex 1 y Gonzale Tom Boogren Row 2 Tom Cro Bob Berg Cal Good n Gary UIQ 6lfl'l'lel'l 6ll'CLCl QCOFL U1 fafe Plagued by more than thelr share ot hard luck the West grapplers tmtshed second 1n the C1ty Tournament and seventh m the State Tourney In pre-season compehtxon the Pokes traveled to the Western Slope where they defeated both Grand Iunctton and Montrose defendmg State Champ1ons Tl'11S was the th1rd ttme 1n eleven years that Mont rose had been beaten on the1r home mat West went 1nto the Denver Publ1c League wrestlrng wars agatnst defendtng C1ty Champs North defeatmg them by a S12 able score East and Manual offered the Cowboys httle com petttton They also defeated South by a good margm After golng th1s tar 1t was very dtsappomttng to Coach Bob Wrlson and hts boys to lose the Ctty Tournament Thls was due largely to a change IH the pomt system lust two days before the State Tourney Carl Goodwm who was generally recogmzed as the best wrestler 1n hrs drvtston myured h1S arm The psychologtcal effect of los mg th1s hne wrestler was felt by Coaches Bob Wxlson and Glen Scheele Coach Wllson the wrestlers and the student body of West West placed l1V9 Iron Men on the AllC1ty team th1s season They were Frank Anaya 95 pounder Gene Garc1a 1n the 103 pound class Carl Goodwm at l54 pounds Al Krutsch 175 pounder and Blll Frank heavywetght Garc1a who f1n1shed second 1n the State Tourney was unde- feated up to the tmals Frank placed thlrd 1n h1S d1v1s1on Goodwm a very classy grap pler although hand1capped by a broken hand won the Clty Tltle HIS shoulder 1nJury ehm mated h1m from partlctpatmg ln the state matches Krutschs only defeat came ln the State Tourney Bob Berg and Gary Bowl1n were the other semor lettermen Garcta Goodwtn and Krutsch are sen1ors however Anaya and Frank w1ll be back next year Anaya a sophomore made an excellent showtng dur mg h1s hrst year Tom Crow Larry Franson Eddle Garc1a Sam Maestez and Roger Shaw other lettermen w1ll be back to lead the Cowboys next season along w1th Anaya and Frank 1 R. f wt X , 1 4 l ' ' 4' F ' ' X rt. 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I xv-35' Frank 1 ncyc Gene decks another Cxty Champ 95 G' Gene Garclcr A1 Krutsch B111 Ffimk C1ty Champ 103 Clty Champ 175 CITY ChUmP H W Second m State Third In SUNG Carl Goodwm Ct Chc! 154 Ukgeftugg' Nothxng to xt Coach 63 Gczrcn: declslons hls opponent 15 O Eddle Gcrcxcx wxivrka Bob Luycn Sam Moestez RCCJGY Shcrw There goes my ecxrl Larry Frcmson Tcm CIOW Berqle stretches hrs opponent CITY STANDINGS STATE STANDINGS Sguth Englewood West Bm sh North Grand Iunchon Colorado Sprmqs E t Us Montrose Manual Ft Morgan West Greeley Frulta Ft Collms Bo Berg Gary Bowlm VN wp 155 Classy Carl m command 65 fin . 138 1 I ' ...,.......,........ 63 I - -'- -41 to f ,,r...t.,,.,..,,..,.. 46 f .................... 19 . ' ................ l7 I b 145 p? 1't wlygvvv FINAL STANDINGS TEAM WON EAST l 3 3 WEST NORTH SOUTH MANUAL LOST o hlTomB e F dW h pc1lN mWll Howl B kyBallard HobrtE sen Coach G ld Ch Iack Loechel West s Clty Chcrmpxon efllllff FINAL STANDINGS TEAM WON EAST SOUTH NORTH MANUAL WEST LOST West Hrqh s Golt Team tmrshed the l954 season wrth two accomplrshments under therr belts Led by lack Loechel and Tom Bower one of the most power ful duos rn recent years the clubbln Cowpolces fmrshed rn a second place t1 wrth North and South lack Loechel won the 1nd1v ddal champxonshrp m the Clty Medal Tournament He had the htqhest f1n1sh on any West team smce the days ot the qreat Babe Lmd Lack of depth was costly to the Polces Tom Bower and lack Loechel were namea to the All Crty Team whrle Norm Wells an All Crty performer of 53 and Fred We1shaupal a Junror were also outstandmq Two sophomores Gerald Choumard and Bucky Ballard rounded out the team Norm Wells and Tom Bower were elected co captams The Tennls Team ended the 54 season rn the cellar but Coach Ernarsen was optlmrsttc rn that only Doug Brddle w1ll be lost by qraduatlon Coach Ernarsen sa1d that Hoy Henry Darrell Adams and Clarence Hav1land were outstandrnq wrth H nry the top performer Roundrnq out the team were Doug Brddle Dzck Bowlm Steve Krlllon Cal Crowell and lohn Schupe Roy Henry and Darrell Adams were elected co captatns ,O MW 'E -tiEr.+'+4-5-f M R w 2 Cl ce Hcx l d D k Bo ln Robert En sen Coach Roy He ry Cal Crowell Rowl Steve K ll on I h S hup Darrell Adams D q B ddle 66 o r ' Q 9 7 - 1 ' 9 7 AX . 9 7 xl U 16 Row 2: lack L ec e, ow r, re eis au , or e s. : uc , e inar , A 7 era ouinard. . , f . . . . . n I - . ,f , . 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P055 Olfllfl il' CITY MEE'I' RESULTS TEAM SOUTH EAST WEST MAN UAL Row 2 Ixm Stewart Harry Yahlqahara Melvxn Burr Don Karsten Don Halbert Bob Bradeen Glenn Scheele Coach Howl Ken K pple Ross Bates West 1n 1ts th1rd year of part1c1pat1on 1n Cross Country produced a team that f1n1shed thlrd 1n the c1ty meet and ended the year wlth a 2 3 dual meet record South won the c1ty t1tle by nosmg out East West was thlrd and Manual was fourth Coached by Glenn Scheele the Cross Country boys downed Golden and Arvada but were defeated twlce by East and once by Boulder Boss Bates and Larry Wood were co captcuns Wests Sw1mm1nq Team beat Manual 42 4l for 1ts only dual meet v1ctory of the season West had been defeated prevrously by North East and South The Cowboy tankmen scored a lean 9 pomts m the C1ty Meet and found them selves at the bottom of the heap at season s end East led wlth 72 pomts South 41 North 36 and Manual wrth l2 The sw1mrners were weak throughout the season due to the lack of man power The elqht boys that composed the team swam thelr hearts out but wlth such a small squad compared wlth those of the other schools the boys could not spec1al1ze 1n any event Nevertheless they had to compete m nearly all of the events Coach Scheele commented that Eugene Fouts Ken R1dqley Ron Carleton Alfonso Ste1ns and Ken K1pple who are sophomores looked promlslnq for qood performances next year Gene Washburn and B1ch Brunner were the only upper classmen Washburn and Fouts were chosen co-captains Row 2 Ken Rxdqley, Rrchard Brunner, Gene Washburn Ron Carleton Row l hm Vxncent, Eugene Fouts Glenn Scheele, Coach, Alfonso Stems, Ken Kxpple is QW A perfect Jackkmfe lfUlI7ll'l'llI'lg CITY MEET RESULTS TOTAL TEAM POINTS EAST SOUTH NORTH MANUAL WEST 5 I A ' . l I f . , . : 1 , . - - - ' - - - Y. is-azQcf:.rP' C , I I .vV.l?'1:gl3r.:i . - I , . I n I ' I 4 .H - I . 1 'bi . , , . , 1 . . ' I I I ' . 7 ' f , ' I I l I Y , , , 0 0 . ..... ......... 4 l ...... 36 12 : ' ' , . : ' ' , 67 + b BQNNNE95 LR04, U25 nel? wr f Q, 00N Vt t-56 052 ua '75, QP' BASHOR J! Q95 5 flue 'QQSVB 11, 4994? frqso .gf A I GAR? Bowutl' 5' T' mmol' 5 1 gilt' 5 6CRovvGLx-9 c-N: J' 576 J Y' ibhu GIAC 5993 ' 4, sa ,L -A I 4.. R 5 e 1, 0 nqghklf OGERBWMAN6 mm Ms 441:04 44 Q M wavat Q9 SON 99623, rmkvevrno AS pa? fr 90+ ,709 Q-'Sl 5 HAWK 36' '29 if 2 ,of 4 t 0 t 4 .f 4 crrY MEET RESULTS TOTAL at Q 9, Pomrs on TEAM mv soU'rH ................ 49 EAST .................. 44 MANUAL .............. 39 E 5 'ff ' 2 lb 13 WEST ................. U x ff 5' mn! 9: A -9 095- 4 1 . ,yt s..w t'wMNffffvFf , lk s 4 if o,,'gv'2 G' 491' I-ARRYK 04 RYrmnenson-oeuvvsvfrv 'W of? '4f,, dvr: g RN g RMBER. CHI ,ang 5' Q Rue Nc, 4' ,gg 3 45 amos :Nl NGRTH ................ z -U HAR 8 lung,-E 9 Me 57. 4' o 1- 3 '- b -in N-DONALD As.4L Corte 1205521 5. uf SCR Don RN If 93 3 5 Bums pmlups kd' 3 Ut GEOQGSA Ross Bates Denver s top prep mxler gaifegaf FINAL STANDINGS TEAM EAST SOUTH WEST MANUAL WON LOST V1 I West H1gh s Track and Baseball Teams fxmshed the l954 season 1n fourth place 1n the1r respect1ve leagues West s Cmderrnen talhecl 13 potnts ID the Clty Meet as South s Rebels won thelr slxth champlonshlp 1n the past seven years The Pokes looked tops ln the mtle run Ross Bates and George Veto ran flrst and second respect1vely 1n th1s event B1ll Frank won th1rd place tn the shotput event Dave Schoen West s flne runner copped th1rd place mn the 880 yard run Ivan loffer and Ray F1garo t1ed for fxfth place 1n the dxscus throw Schoen and Al Coffern were elected co- captalns South s Rebels downed the West Cowboys on the fmal day of the season to take th1rd place from the Pokes and dropped the Cowboys 1nto fourth place as the 1954 baseball season came to a close Dur1ng the season the perform ances of Ron Ratllff and Bob Blum were outstandtng and the two were named to the All C1ty Team Bob who played left f1eld was second m the Denver Pubhc League batttng race w1th a 406 average Ron the regular ftrst baseman was n1nth w1th a 321 average Coach Adams sa1d The 54 team could have gone places wxth a stronger p1tch1ng staff Bob Blum and Sam Taylor were elected co-capta1ns Row 3 lack Grrtm Ass1stant Coach Donald Halbert Manager Ed Dcnly Manager Bob Boogren Man ager Chuck Steele Manager Iohn Adams Head Coach Row 2 lack Emspahr Ron Rathtt Erme Rtce Larry Gay Ron Maynard Stan Albert Mtke Collms Row 1 Fred Newton Ed Young Larry McDonald Pat Vxgll Davrd Mendez Ierry Hansen Bob Blum Sam Taylor 68 Ig - I9 '- - lu O Qu z rn F NORTH ............ 7 O ...... ..4 3 7 .SEPA goofdaf 953 '!i?? avi? Q-:sw FINAL STANDINGS TEAM NORTH MANUAL EAST WEST SOUTH if 6 Row 4 Robert Mohar Head Coach Lou Garromone Ass s an Coach How 3 Iohnn e Hexst Iack Erche Dave Allee Don Barqas Ror' Carleton Rtch H111 Ray Flo rchrnqer Doran Propp Im Stevens Ken Rzdqley Ray W lson Row 2 George Bray Torn Hart Im Gr qqs Rudy Ramrrez Iultns Garcza Rudy Camacho Ed Apodoca Lloyd Gutterrez Lorren Ballard Iohn Nance Bruce M ll ken Manager Row 1 Forney Wells Manager Ierre Lamqo Larry Neverdahl Melvrn Ander on George Makx Larry Morrs Frank Anaya Darel Karser Bob Shean Rxchard Rondmellt Alfred Duran Ron Enqllsh was outstandlnq for the Sophomore Hoopsters Dave Allee George Bray Ron Carleton Larry MOITIS Ray Floerchrnqer hm Stevens Larry Neverdahl and Rlch H111 are names that w1ll be connected wlth future varsrty football teams Nerther the Sophomore Football Team nor the Soph Basketball Team won any troph1es but there were many future varslty athletes that showed much prornrse on both teams The Lrttle Poke Gndders downed South on Monday October 11 13 9 for thelr only trrumph of the 54 season They lost to North East and Manual Ron Carleton and Rrch H111 were elected co captalns Lack of herght and sconnq potency faced the Soph Hoopsters everywhere they turned they falled to W1n a game Enqhsh however played flne ball all season for the Pokes He was elected captam lt was a banner year for North They drdnt lose a game 1n e1ther football or basketball N FWV' M 1 0 ., ..- ,,. f '1 r i ROW 2 Ray Floeshmqer, Rlch Hxll, Iohnme Herst, Ed Lauer, Ray Wtlson, Iohn Oumn, Tom Anderson Row 1 Drck Rondmellx, Ron Enqlxsh, Lorren Ballard, Don Barqas, Larry Booqren Joe Preston, Al Duran, Rudy Ramxrez 69 X' Robert Emarsen and lohn Adams Soph Basket ball Coaches gdfiefgaf FINAL STANDINGS TEAM WON LOST NORTH SOUTH 5 3 EAST 4 4 MANUAL 3 5 WEST 0 8 0 -' ' at 1 1 y r- . w 1. 'r I M A V A ' 4 0 0 - 1 ' 'F 1 ' 2 1 1 . 1 2 1 V 1 3 o . 0 2 2 . - .- 2' , . we ' 1 -,,--J-'2 ' 2eL,e.,, ', A. - vb - J sl f 11 , Q V4l,ll13 uf 54 . 1 lr 5 1 1 1 ,N ,. - 5 .J - 1' x Q f,:f,,- - 1 Y ,A If T ' -1 - 1 '1 1 I A A by I 1' 3 It I 1 ll A 1 8 O ll ti it ,. l f 1 A , . NIJ, ,VI gb u- A paris l Y H n xetta Martmez Nancy Hall Marxlyn Sandlrn Marlene Row 3 Theresa Scherr Bevery ounq e r Davxs Bngxta Zarms Row 2 Kathy Brown lean Whtttaker Ioyce Hendren Ehzabeth De Leon Elste Duran Carmella Iacques Row I Donna Rmnre Vrrgmta Santrstevan Orrole Puller Barbara Iochrm Rose Marre Iacques Reva Rernmqer Patsy Stone Regular gym classes grve every g1rl at West an opportunlty to pursue the sport Whrch she most emoys GlIlS after school sports program enables those g1rls who are 1nterested ln competltrve sports to part1c1pate more fully 1n such act1v1 tles The rnaJor sports lncluded rn thrs program are basketball speedball softball and volley ball Grrls enter 1n lnterclass games Cham p1onsh1p teams are determmed by elrmmatlon contests The g1rls ln turn earn pomts for the1r athletrc letters by playmg rn the tournaments D Club Gxrls After school swlmmmg classes also are sponsored by our school mstnlctlon m swrm rrung takes place at Morey Iumor Hlgh School Table tennls tournaments were sponsored th1s year also Each year selected members of some of the classes partlclpate tn the Sprmg Festlval sponsored by the Denver Publl Schools sponsor all of the g1rls sport act1v1t1es Basketball Champions Speedball Volleyball Champl S Row 2 Marxan Bennett Lohta Carpenter Dorothy Sxmpson Ruth Hahn Row I CarclynGerl1ts lean Flrchtard Barbara Brady Row 3 Sharon Gardner Barbara Iochxm Manlyn Sandhn Marlene Gerlxts Row 2 Shtrley Cole lean Whxttaker Kathy Brown Patsy Stone Row 1 Brxgxta Zarrns Beverly Young ft . 4 lb 1 W J ,f . 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Portrcut by Kurt Icfczy IAFAY PHOTOGRAPHS 78 '5- ri Man ,, ef ii' fy Lf Cf ,f fffvmfyf fjffy,f 'y0 M MV' ,ff aff LV ,sw W jf if ff' J' M ff ,ffffi ubyj ww 3 QF Jia My SHHH VHURIHHLUH IUUUE GUHUEHSUH ,ff ff 1Ll1lO7 CIILOV' WOWL H8011 CLHC Hflg fi ff S9 GD IQ? ' 1 'rv V 4 I s 1, IW ' ,J 1, ' if I V , W Y' I ' 2 Q ' 'S X I Q, K 4 1 N e ' . .- KX . x I p v 'K I f' fm gr 5 ? If S f , 5 ya X. + ' ' JJ J p 5' 1 S I 0 Q !k,J,v'0p' g .,., , . 'Mfr ' 'J F' . i -. x ' LV'-jg ,J yi V, . ' :aft ,rj .ix X , . I .q My 1 il asv Q, t V, . rw , I , I' , .fLPY'Wpy' 'i 'L ' f : ', J-74 l . ' ' ' ' a I J if twin ,gf ' ,,f' A V V fb 1 V, - Q , V . , .- Af fy L ,fin ' , J ' f 4 it l',J','2 ,1, sw ,Y ,f ,.j' ' 17 4 4 fllgv 1 if , if YV ' . at-If 3 if 1 ,vpn I1.'.,f 1i,r I ll ' E .v- i ,fd ' I 'M J I u fp -sf!! of I u' k V . , ' 'Q V! fy! f ' ' J MTG, ff by Tulip 'A rid 2 't gif- by 'V Y 1 .k,VJ. xv ,YV 'sd Jai' 1 9 I 'J yi-,.x.-bl 4 . ' ,J 1 rf . Nui ff JV , js! A J ,LV Q fy 2 13' f 1 , v ' M5 K A V f' ' 1-1,5 , ' ' W., 3 ' ., ,L 5321 ., 'gil-ef'?,, 1 'h 1 Q, L Portr I IAFA anc I , V . X . Q . X fznf-1' A f , , , X Oxy 80 I fffd' LUHHIHHE PUSH WZJEHHH HHHSHI IHHOV 817,'LO1 'VO111 1 Z11CQ8.5 C111 VHZCC 81 Q5 -ca A -..,e Q School fig-e '34-l?.M.,9m., ll.-.mlir-u.J.-umfyaA1' l,,.A,L,x,g4g,...tMMM. 0AwwA.J a 'M AUM Cputh Qolale Crnauio qnceormack Qack jreloar 'V MIX xv 1 Paul Clarkm Alan Blanchard LuAnn Gottier Karen Lochner Bryan Williams ,N ff-v Karen Claxton Marlene Gerlits lack Holley Sally Morikawa Nancy Coon Z' Mr Martin Mansfield Ruth Goble Alvin Krutsch Pat Vigil George Moore .sjfuclenf gounci This year has been a grand and glorious show for West's Student Council. We have had a campaign to help keep the school clean, and a dance kit made up by the members of the Council. The dynamic safety assembly was also promoted by West's primary student or- ganization. We can thank them for the new records which are used for morning and noon dancing the only proiect of this type in all the city high schools As the Council felt that the Star Spangled Banner was one of the ideals of our ountry it questioned the fact that our anthem had not been playea at the league games Although other schools in the city helped promote the playing of this song it Was through the initial action of our Council that this movement snow balled and be ame a reality One very important task of the Council was that of recelving the club constitutions This was done to see whether or not the clubs were functioning as their constitutions stated This ac tion was called for by the administration to help make each club an important functioning organ of the school This organization brings many honors to our school It annually participates in such city and state-Wide activities as Student Council Camp Council Capers and the dance put on yearly with the Denver Symphony Orchestra 'J The death of Blueline X I ' Q ,, . C I 1 is .av C ' - 2' T T Q ,Q . . . . . , - is . 4 Q Q, . Q X. 3 , . Qt . 1 . 4 I . M K ,if V Q l wr r , if t ,. 5 . NNN. v, 4. ' x, I 2 Xp ' 's 1 Q f 84 0UeI'l'LJ .S7cAoof Besides representing our school in outside activities, the Council does much in the way ot sponsoring activities around school. The sug- gestion box in front of the office was one of its projects and has been a boon at getting shy people to state their opinions and suggestions Many good suggestions have come from this mode of communication to the Student Council The problem of mstalling bells outside was con sidered and is being put into effect Many stu dents didnt know how to dance and through the suggestion box they asked the Council tor a class in dancing This practical suggestion was carried out The box was a success for the many students who wished their opinions to be heard Many social act1v1t1es are also under the d1rect1on of the Student Council The home- coming dance held yearly during the fall foot ball season has proved to be one of the most successful dances of the school year Another proiect of the Council IS that of sponsoring and part1c1pat1ng 1n the H1Pard assembly The assembly put on this year 1n connection w1th H1 Pard Day showed how the Council oper ates Truly we may say that West s Student Coun cil IS one of the most active and ambitious or gcmizations in the school Student Council members show off dance kit 55 0 .Z ia an DIMIDIUM FACTI EST COEWSSE T0 BEGIN IS HALF THE WORK 1' 'I Pat Capra KGY CUNY Richard H111 Willard Spillman Ted Elder Helen McGrady Nina Murphy Iamce Person Leonard Vigil ll r- ll n - A V 8 I I ,C 9: I i ,, 2 'lf' ' 2 1 ' ,V ' 4 5, , t In in A if ' ft R . 1 C f U. X, 'KV-it . 1 A - .i T is FR . . A ' 85 Paul Clarkin Al Krutsch Karen Lochner Greta Horton Lois Gill, Sponsor Sharon Atkinson Betty Davis Mary Donahue Oriole Fuller Sharon Gardner Ruth Goble Molly Iuarez Mavis McCormack Georgia Ross Louise Sandoval Bruce Tashiro lack Treloar Norman Wells lane! White Bryan Williams fx iv QI H l gl - The photographers work with the equipment -cr 9' .!4lll1.Maf pI'0LlllCE5 yell-F4004 This years annual staff has worked dill gently to produc the lQ54 55 yearbook We hope this volume will serve as a source of memories for you There are many new ideas in the book this year The most outstanding are the addi tion ol two new sections which are Personality Pages and the Royalty Section The rrtain purpose of any yearbook is that of recording the happenings of the school year The articles contained in the book this year are the ones Judged by the staff to be most out standing Of course the success of any year book lies in the photography which it contains The photography of our book was handled by Mr Taylor and his four photographers We believe that they have taken many dynamic shots which will be of interest to all readers of this book ' A . J N . 'O T 17 , I ' v. , h , , :fx . A y y 4 -fk NL' H b X , X T t 2 T ll V Q I 9 - ' . x V 4 4 I , , q txfkfl . - Y ' 1 - - . 1 -if Iames Kelso Dan Uhbarn fi f-3 1 Q' 1 Zdfv Iune Nxcolds Sponsor Bryan Wxllxams Lu Ann Gomer Ann Gartska lack Holley Terry Keepers Beverly Young Bruce Tash1ro Manlyn Sandlm Eddxe Hexst Betty Davls Cheryl Chorowskl Karen Claxton Rlchard Inqlmq Tommy Bower SW 712 fy' v 42 M uw M310 lgozleo Sf ,lfldmrlfd WM .gclmoof 77ew5paf1er 'Z rj' My-M MF 61504271441 Z The Rodeo staff has as 1ts duty the produc 004 tlon ot the school newspaper and to qatherh news of the happemnqs around West These school newshounds are selected by Mrs Ntcolds sponsor ln order to recelve a pos1t1on on the staff a person must have an except1onal quahty of wr1t1ng and be one of the members of the Journallsrn class Not only IS 1t an honor to be on the staff of the school newspaper but also a person lnvaluable expenence To rllustrate the t1cal quahty of thls pos1t1on we may cxte Sam Lusky ctty ed1tor ot the Rocky Mountaln News who was a former Rodeo ed1tor and who has made a career of Journaltsm In our school newspaper wh1ch IS 1ssued ten txmes durlnq the school year a person IS able to flnd much news about the school and what IS happenrnq rn the way of act1v1t1es if K 1,1 L, L.QJ4'7LQZ ack shows staff members about productron c y 5 ' l ff .' ' , I l ' fiyx l W V I 1 . . I . 'zz I X f' Q. lx Q R .L I 4 f fl R a , . K , x X R if . . , -1 , 4- p 1 .Q J' - ' 1 A Q yn A . W- c .Ji VTI,,,f! F J, -I ' X ' Z , ,, , I . V Lg, Cl J ' ' F ,L 4 . A i I 'rf ' ' by , Q . , ff I . . ,Y V 1 I f .4 ,f Wafionaf uyonor ociefy This club is set up to give recognition to students for outstanding scholarship. Although scholarship is the main factor which determines membership three other qualities are essential for candidates of National Honor Society They are service character and leadership Two proiects which the society has under taken during l954 55 are the popularizing of West High s alma mater song and the collec tion of Toys for Tots A toy was the admission fee for students attending a dance held before school ow , x tr s ' f ug gl 'lu 'N' QL Mwst ' 'RN wll' mi Would you care to donate a toy? IGLLI' Local recognition is given to the honor stu- dents of West through Spur membership, The academic requirement is the maintenance of a B average Failure to keep this average con stitutes loss of membership Members who are planning to attend college receive information about the scholarships available to them from competent authorities The club participates in a reception for new members and an annual party held during the winter season 6ltl0l'laf..NOI1.0l' pl'0JuC25 ea el'5 Bow 4 Carl Miller Pat Vxqil President lack Holley Bob Blum Al Krutsch Wilfred Lindsay Alan Blanchard Norman Wells Doug Gunderson Paul Clarkxn Norman Martinez Ronnie Navratil Row 3 Terry Keepers Wilma Stevens Marqxt Lundberg Sharon Atkinson Carole Rothrock Sam Taylor Lu Ann Got her Vice President Mary Donahue Marlene Gerlits Sonya Soreide Miss Price Faculty Sponsor Row 2 Sally Morikawa Vxrqmxa Bryan Itha Caddell Karen Lochner Treasurer Beverly Young Ann Garstka Recording Secretary Barbara Gomez Bryan Williams Donnice Iackson Karen Reininqer Miss McGroarty Faculty Sponsor Row l Mavis McCormack Mary Ann Dressel Greta Horton Corresponding Secretary Sharon Gardner Iack Treloar Oriole Fuller Ruth Goble Beulah Birdsill Charlene Hale Rachel Lucero I E 1 11- of ,, . 5 Y ' ' 3' Q 0 T - I Ox- S I ,- - b y 9,31 . T0 I 0 I . H-5 5 v . S. . , vwllr 5 A ' s 'I NI ' ' ' ny e.. ' :A sif T' . X I 1, 'H- 7:5 I I . I . f ' H - M 1 Yr, l 'I , A t. 5 ,K 'i' . 5 . as Q 1 Row 4 Ray Sxmpson Bob Tapscott Fred Waltz Wxlfred Lmdsay George Moore Marlene Post Martlyn Knop Edna Tommack Laverne Watde loann Rxckard Vernon Wxlson Ron Hatllff Carl Mlller Brlqata Zarms Row 3 Sonya Sorelde Marlorle OBr1en How 1 Pat Stone lean Whtttaker Mar lyn Loudner Eadxe Georgra Ross Anthony Lucero Iohn Mxron Pat Vlqll Ronme Navratml Norman Sp ller Donna Rxnne Beva Remmger Mavxs McCormack Martmez Beverly Young Ann Llnden Bow 2 lack Treloar Charlotte Webber PM l'0l'l'l0t05 g J5A0!af5AlP How 4 Mary Donahue Beverly Deets Marleue Gerllts Sharon Atkmson Lyla Bennett B111 Bashor Charles Beer Doug Gunderson lack Holley ltm Kuehn Gary Bron Row 3 Nancy Coon Glorxa Crrst Mary Ann Dressel Ella Frank Barbara Gomez Sharon Frank Lu Ann Gomer Terry Keepers Barton Hart Row 2 Carol Elllson Ellzabeth Carw n Sharon Flmn Dolores Baxtrom Dorllyn Evans Ruby Francls Beulah B1rds1ll lv'xss Landen Faculty Sponsor How l Shxrley Cole Lorrcnne Allen Ruth Goble Davxd Mendez Donnlce lackson Greta Horton Bonnxe Brady Don Gtlllland 'lv - ' a Y' , 1 - 1 L I . - 5 4 U 1 J . Q l A , , i , X -I 5 Q b V , ,1 4 . ...H -., ...-. ,v ' 4 ,. 1 1 1 . I 4 1 ' ' . Z , ' , 1 , 1 1 I 1 1 1 l 1 A 1 I I 1 V . 1 1 - 3 , 1 1 I' 00 C I iii?- Q 2 V 1 5 Q , ? P I e . , 1 . 1. , .. - , .:' ' - ' t 'x . 1 1 1 gs. if 4 ' ' , lg 1 ' ,v 1 1 . ' 1 5 2 I 1 , : , I , 2 l. ' I bl. 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 A 1 ' : 1 I l 1 1 ' 1 l 1 4 Q - falna The club originated in the year l938, and has continued to develop with a total ot over 200 members who have signed their names to cr permanent scroll since that year. A number of people now prominent in the theatrical world have signed their names to this scroll acknowledging their membership in this club. Included is the noted Henry Haw! thorne. lts fundamental purpose is to teach high standards ot acting which the students use in preparation tor the world of drama. This club also gives annually one ot its extremely well performed Drama Club plays. omlaefifiue .SFQQQCA Daniel Webster once said, lt all my pos- sessions and powers were to be taken from me with one exception, l would choose to keep the power ot speech, tor by it l could recover all the rest . . . We, too, at West feel that good speech is an essential to effective living. As a result, the Competitive Speech program began as an extracurricular activity in l952. Due to its growth in number and importance, it became a part ot our curriculum in the year of l954. It provides a challenge to the gifted students by giving them an opportunity to excel in speech. This activity develops public speaking tech- niques. 0 The Competitive Speech program includes tour areas ot study which are: interpreta- tion, original oratory, debate, externporaneous speech. Wafiona! gorendic Outstanding high school speech students may become members oi this honor group. The League was founded in l925, and now numbers 66,000 members in 600 selected high schools throughout the country, The primary purpose ot this club is to inter- est the high school students in good speech and to hold this interest until a high degree of ettective speech is acquired. a ?Ll2I'l16!el'5 ll Og faflla N., How 3 M Blorrberg Fa .1 ty Sponsor Buzzy Brown Bob Martin Bill Doty Dale Norton Carol Eli son Roma Thompson Row I Nm y Knight Betty Davis Mary Ast' Je s Howard ECI W l Carol Mortensen Row 2 Lltheririe Ruth Lesse Welch Corinne 'NJol.xn L s Yn gh? M tie Mozar Nome C R nr ck Sherril Metzger Doug Biddle Lloyd Sn h 4 8 ' f tt ,, - ge i .'t I .f as ' ,. ' 4 b 5, g , 4 K J- C sf! I: v -..N ' U v , ... . i - . . ,., I r . V y. I 5 .' , U1 1 . , ' , , 1 , . 1 r C , , L' r sn, Ron Sanders, -1 el, . : 'f . , i , i ' , oi' . if , fl , C Ruth Goble, stole ct' o , , , r x! . gb' sp t 'L' a Q' I ltr 'FQ Row 3 Mr Blomberg Faculty Sponsor Tom Bower Gar B D y ron wayne Lloyd Norton Betty Wtsecup Lu Ann G-other Marlene Gerl ts Mar lyn Knop Hammons Bll Yett Mr Pech Faculty Sponsor Mrs Tymkowrch Faculty Howl Bonme Brad L S y orrame Allen Sharon Flmn Corxnne Nolan Betty Davxs ponsor Row 2 Mrs Johnson Faculty Sponsor Dav1dGarc1a CaroleRothro lc c Lenora Thompson Nome Smrth 0l'l'll9l?tlllUQ 3,9886 Elllgil 0l'l0I'5 fo mi, Wafwlla j0I'0I'l:ilC 0l'l0I'5 IQQEC1 6HfLu5La5!d -s -no Nil' 4- T rv' 3 fi? WN 4' 4 1 . Row 3 Nancy Hall Gary Bron Hank Dolmer Bxll Yett Lu Ann Gottter M Marilyn Knop Cormne Nolan Joe Sanchez Row l Lorratne Allen Sue Wlson Pech Faculty Sponsor Row 2 Sharon Flmn Marlene Gerlxts Carol R th k e o roc Betty Davts Bonme Brady Lenora Thompson Nome Smtth I . ,. af ' - J , A A , ..- V 'Q ' ,L 1 . .hw i y , 3 . ,f be Q.. ' t ! l Y ' I t . . I f V V -X : . , 2 . , , ' . . ' . 1 , i . . : . . : , , , ' . . . . i if 1' I, .Q hr I ' x I4 I- y ' - U- x r ' 1 . ' 3 X' ti.: I y ,B V . ' - rf' L he -f' f f . -V v l ' X 5 ' , Kr- X , . tg A fl X, XX! I , t , 'Q '. . .4 M f ,J fxw X - M A P - or - 1 , ' .U ' . nf' A f , ,L at - ,. - ' . . .Q W 4 V. I f' N f F ' ' . 1 X ' V i ' 2 2 f. ' ns.. V mi' , - 4 . , ' X.. f Q ' ., U 5' . . .W- I-L I I , .1 ,.,., .H . . , , : I , , ' , y ', , r. ' , ' , , t : ' , i V , . : , . , . , , - Q X, Row 4 Rose Nl rxe Iacques Marlene Post Mar lyn Knop Reva Eabby Karen C'axton Sandra Reed Ma lene Davs Elsze Campbell Mrs Rtchards Faculty Sponsor Row 3 Glorxa Casados lanef Deslonqcharrp Angel na Qazazar Leona Bauer Marqzt Lundberg Barbara Brady Carolyn Gerlxts Shtrley Haus cl'111dt Donna Ktnq Row 2 Lyda Vtql Bonme Brllcer Pat Cordova Marqte van.--... Row 4 Bansh Ramos Lucero Q 2-1 3 5: ' - i !1 ls, Rosenbera Nancy Coon Lorrame Allen Marte Truy llo Reva Retntnqer Mss Brown Faculty Sponsor Row l Bev Anderson Sally Morrkawa Treasurer Laoxreen Kruse Scrloe Ann Carstka Presadent Bev Young Vxce Prestdent Bonme Brady Secretary Mary LaForett Edna Roybal llflatfezi I'0l'l'l0!8 ,NCLIQIHLHQJJ .7ArougA SFULCQ v Barbara Berton S-'Aaron Marhn Dorothy Sxmpson Ada Moyle Estelle Bermce Mltcrell Norma Craddock Rae Ann Patterson Row 3 Pat Cathy Hurd ck VJnde1 bm th Iamce Person Sharon Tally Ioanna Ruth M quez Row 2 Rose Marle Wrxqht Ieanette Henderson Shlrley 92 Adams Lla Grteqo Iamce Reeder IoAnn Hupple Lucmda Martxnez Row 1 Norma Salazar Fab ola Lucero Danus Cox Germ Romero Charlene Leopold Al ce Marquez , ., . i 5 : t a' , . 1 , , . ,, , , '1 , ' , 1 r , , Y 1 f ' f - - 1 . - 3 , , 7 . : ' , - . , 1 -. , ' ' , 5 , z , ' 5 ' 1 f , f ' 1 I . . 1 . Q f ' ' .. - A H , ' ct . 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V I A 1 . 5 . 1 r I f I I , 1 , ' 1 , , . 1 I - , ar . : ' , , f' Row 4 Mr Wlson Coach Bruce Tash ro Mr Mohar Coach N rman Wells V a'ns Row 2 Ed Young La ry Mcllcnad .uck G st R ss Bate I lc Barney Hobbs B ll Frank Ed De Iean Carl Miller Don Ha bert Roy Henry R Ch Laeche Buzzy Brown A. k Carleton Secretary Bob B rg la K O Nel How l Brunner Row 3 Mr Adams Coach Dick Spicer Eugene Washburn Bob Blum Pat X l Gary Bowl n Ronn e Ak n Ro er B Ron Ratl tt Al K .1 s Vice President Al Powell Irm Kelso Sam Taylor Treasurer Tom Bower Bryan Pres dent Clarence Hav land lm Vincent lb E 24 60l7ll9etltlUe .SQIVJ ln the fall of 1950 a small group of girls who were prominent in school activities expressed the conviction that there should be an all girls club in West High School This group was ex panded to include thirty six girls who were rep resentatives of all organizations in the school They met regularly for a period of three months to work out the organization for the Lariatte Club Every girl in West is automatically a mem ber of Lariattes and becomes an active member by paying her dues The purpose of the club is to bring the girls of West High School together in friendship and in service to their school. This is well stated in the club motto The golden key to happiness is service. Teachers girls and classes call upon the members for assistance in connection with many different activities. The Lariatte Executive Council, pictured on the opposite page, is composed of one repre- sentative from each guidance class. This group is the governing and planning body for the club. This year the D Club reorganized in struc ture and purpose in an effort to make itself more efficient and to be of greater service to the school In cooperation with the Assembly Committee and the Student Council it has made great strides in keeping better order during as sembly programs Through the issuing of Identification Cards to each student enrolled at West it has assumed the responsibility of keep- ing outsiders from entering the building In order to be a member of this club one must be awarded an athletic letter in one of the sports at West High School that is recognized by the Denver Public School Athletic League. Membership is the aim of every boy at West who is interested in athletics. The purposes of the club are to help uphold the standards set by the school, improve the morals of the school, provide social activities for members of the athletic teams, improve the caliber of the team, and promote the Spirit of West that knows no better! Jgiemgg Commiffee To most West High students the orange jack- ets of the Assembly Committee have come to mean better and more orderly programs. The purposes of this organization are to schedule all assemblies, contact speakers and entertainers, see that programs are carried out, usher, and see that order is maintained. It was first organized, as we know it today, in i940 and helped make the first Singing Christ- mas Tree possible. Since that time it has given us many programs of which we are proud UIILOI' 6055 The basic philosophy of the Iunior Red Cross is people helping people Most of us would like to help those less fortunate than ourselves but we have neither the money nor the knowl edge to do so Iunior Red Cross offers West High boys and girls this opportunity to help both in Denver and abroad, through activities and projects which are closely connected with school subjects. The basic project of the council this year has been a school chest which will be sent overseas. lt is to provide one classroom of children all the necessary health, education, and recreation supplies for one year. jufure .lacderri ofjdmerica This club is organized to give first hand in formation to those students interested in teach ing as a career and to render service to teach ers Members are given an opportunity to learn about the advantages and disadvantages of the teaching field by actually teaching classes tutoring pupils assisting teachers and grading papers This year the members have visited various elementary schools in an effort to become better acquainted with all levels of teaching 552111 y Oflllllltfet? pI'0l'l'l0f05 effel' l 09l'al'l'l5 1 Y' How 3 Miss Olson Faculty Sponsor Sue Wilson Vizma Zarins Wayne Bowl Dona Beyer Steve Kill on Terry Keepers Presid nt Gaylord Holder Vice P M St ll AIB Btt D R 2 M Wil F 1 P d tA1 D P Ch ierce yrna iga urger e y avs ow iss r ens acu ty resi en an umm roqram an-man Sponsor Victor Chavez Or ole Fuller Iohn Shupe Marlene Post IoAnn Brown 9 C e . 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S - ': ' ,I Y 3 IA ' ,: '- Z 1 I , I r , , I , 'E-7 4 491 I 49.31- vs vt: qi: I9 'lr -wc Row 4 Brll Evans Gary Bron Dwayne Hammons Chuck Bee Larry Thompsor le Hr th lf rg r'JslvlC'orrakP Ann Gotirer Karen Claxton Gary Felx Pa H Row 2 M B S YLDWVT TFW Fl FV' Faculty Sponsor Mary Ann Dressel Secretary W lma Stevens V cc Prcsld nt Llfllfe SGGC erfi QCEIUQ l 6lLilCCL AIJUPIUIICG LLIIJOI' CFOJ5 erue5 f 0125 qu? no -v 1 Row 4 hm Wells Gary Bron Presldent, Ted Watkms Dwayne Hammons Edd1e Dressel Mary Catherme Ruth Caralee Chandler Nancy Kmaht Row 1 Loretta Lauer Leon Stephens, Wayne Pxerce, Iohn Shupe Row 3 Mxss Prxce, Fac Martmez Fabxola Lucero Treasurer Itha Cacldell Secrt tary Mav1s McCoru ack, ulty Sponsor, Allene Suazo Frances Nelson Mary Nelson Sh l M ern elzqer Rachel Lucero Vxce Presxdent Vxvxan Sharp Dolores Ittner Row 2 Iamce Gerst Lozs Kmqht Mary Ann 95 - T 1:3 7 CT' ll. l V ' W 1 fl 1 n nc F fi V uf, 1 -'Q ' 'F V ji f , 9 ,A ,QF 'K ' , , F 3 ' . - 'Ei ' r ,L 1 r If 1 - - 5 ' ' ' ' . , a H - f i f 1 I, 4 A ,Z 3, A . r ' h 1 Q 1 . . ,I rr 1 I , V f A5 . ' 1 A V - ' L- 9 z l ' 'F , f . 3 . Y n 3 .. I If I ' W , V' l K i ' v-' X j V ,U 2 f. ,,: I Vg .- :W I ' P H, - . 357 ,bg , . , . at . 5 2 . ' : , , , . r, l, Caro 1 roc ,, Treasurorg ltll 1 C-tciciel, Orlfle Fulk 1, Sctretary, Row 1 Dave Mendez, Mr. Holland, Faculty Sponsor. Row 3: Iohn Mxron, Pat V1 zl, Lu M A ,' , ri C., lesfiexxxg Iwznris S21 :w lczotlzy Ialtcr., lack Tzfilcfrr, lIl.z: , ., x , t exst, : r r . ., beth C z ,I,',e l.f.'z':y Q S ' O A . A 'tp pf 1. A Q ' YV ' - fi, . HJ' J I ,V , 1 ' FJ 4 -- 'X F 1 Q JL 5- f' 5 o 3 J- s ' Y' l u Q '44 . ff I A . CJ v K ' n 3 Q., KJ . .' 1 - 4 lamce and Melva help Keith find his lost shoes West High School Rustlers, the second pep club started in Denver, was organized in l932. Its purposes are to promote school spirit by forming a cheering section at games and pep rallies, and to bring recognition and respect to the school. We have good reason to be proud of our pep club this year, Under the guidance ot a new sponsor, the Rustlers have increased their membership to over one hundred members. The girls have been a real boost to the cheering at the football and basketball games, They have brought honor to West by their participa- tion in several drill demonstrations and pa- rades. Members have also been of service to the school by acting as guides to the visitors of the building sponsoring the lost and found serving as hostesses to the various functions of the school and taking charge of the cloak room at the evening dances Those Who attended the Hustler s Dance the only formal dance of the first semester will agree that they have also given the students of West High a Wonderful time lt would be hard indeed for us to do without the many fine services of Hustlers the pep club of West High School ll!! ef! pClI'hClPaf2 ln Wang .gCL.00f.!4CflUltl25 How 4 Claudia Gorman Sheila Grant Iudy Gomez Barbara Gerlick Elaine De Marsha Murry Maryory O Brien Gayle Turner Charlotte Iohnson Row 1 Iosxe Long Melva Stewart lean Richhart Marian Bennett Row 3 Isabell De Leon Salazar Rosalind Robledo Ianice Holm Mrs Berg Faculty Sponsor Pat Berne Io Ann Harris Laur en Kruse Iudy Coates Peggy Hopkins Diana Miller Sue meler Roberta Hurt Fl rn 'vfarjone Iackson Row 2 Kit Peacock Wanda Strawmzer Donna King 'fr , ' ' . r , V , 1 twk W 1 l if W Q A x . . it ' l ' ' Q 2 , ig . 5 W I if -' 1 ' ' 1 f 96 Row 4 ludy Dolxzal Dolores Baxtrom Sharon Frank Peggy lohnson Ada Moyle Nancy Hall Nancy Porter Jeanette Kerls Row 3 Mar lyn Blekal Lessle Welch Margaret Brewer Irene Maypole Reta K1es1er Margaret Leatherman Bonme Brrcker Margaret Orsuqa Row 2 Ieanette Henderson Pat Romano we Q 'agn- Phyllls Query Kathy Hxtchman Beth Costello Albe ta Reldel Zelma Todd Char l'1e Younqberq Row I Pat Capra Judy Blev1ns Elame Archuletta Vlce Presx dent Barbara Gomez Presxdent Wrlla Mllllken Secretary Sharon Atkxnson T easurer Delores Webs w Row 4 ludy Kmme Helen Inu-. Nrrmx Conrad Mary Holland Pat Hendren Craddock Nrckxe Rodrxquez Elxzabeth Carwm Helen Perez Row 1 Isabel Mllllcent Hess R w 3 Dull: xl l M uv llmly Majel GGISI Eularae Harvey Perez Rosle Romero lUllG Valarde Dorothy Cook Pat Inglmg Edna Roybal LO1s Sterkel Iamce Grun Row 2 Mu ll1 Lhavez Marqte Temple Roberta 3 J v os 0, : , , 5 Ju ' K . J V- - . Q ,Qi A -z f , ,n x ' -v -W -- l K . . qi ' .1 H . ' Q . ' Q, at 40 1' V 9, 'ya- gt , , .4 - - U' . y Ag A t A. I y ' i 6 tl ' .f gf ' a N I Q ' Rx 'Al 4 . A A 1 'Q Y . , 45 , - S , w ' . if I ' ' I , - I y A 3, ' ,,,,,,-,, . ffdfk. , Q -J Af! . 3 '- I A , ' v l . : , H . f Q w , . , , , , ' ' ' , ' . . : 4 . 0 : f fs ,ery . A , ' ' , , , ' , ' , , , . ' , Y' . : t nr r f , , N-.3 -an Row 3 Mr Underhrll Faculty Sponsor Marlene Davxs Barbara Decker Roy Mxller Iohn Rxchardson Secretary Ilm Burns Wayne Hanson Roberia Bryan Charles Suesser Row 2 Joanna Germaxn Charleen Brown D1anna Ger mam Melva Stewart Dolores Ortmz Vlce Presxdent N1ta Dalrymple Barbara vu S- Reed Betty Wmkler How l Patsy Russell Della Mayoral Ieanette Gxllrs Treasurer Morom Berry Pres1denI Donna Shearer Mary Lou Conner Secretary Donna Acker OM! LH. all IQOLCJFAJU n ow 4 Mr Blau' Faculty Sponsor Bob Martmez Larry Kraber Bob Tollen Larry Klllrllay Russell Gresham Larry Neverdal Gene Thompson Orval Kmqht Danny Kraber Roberta Thompson Row 3 Peggy Iohnson Glorla Crzst Lmda Vorburqer Kay Hackworth Loretta Newton Frances Nelson Mary Nelson Rose Mane Iacques Carol Elhson Betty Berger How 2 Conme Weekes Joanne 98 Shaw Chrzstxne Elder Le1lan1 Badger Elsxe Campbell Ada Moyle Barbara Taylor Gwen Ballard Ioyce Lmnaberry Faye Lawson Row 1 Martha Harada Rrchard Surratt lamel Moore Neomza Alldaffer Georqra Buchholz V1ce Pre-s1 dent Iamce Murphy Presxdent Drck Carpenter Secretary Charlene Leopold Beverly Feyerherm ' -V .S , 2 ff. 0: ,. 3 1. .1 A ' -' 0 -L. ef , I w il - . - . -5- x E A ,.: y N I E I! ' C' v- A i 5 K . me , ' , ,r 5 f , 64,4 Q Ll alle ll 22 . 1 D . a W A L it -',' 4 , el ' Q .V ' s N ' I all A Row 3 Mr Taylor Faculty Sponsor Iames Gllbert George Moore Eddze Garrett Brxan Dretz Ronme Navratrl Row 2 Anthony Lucero Soma Soretde Treasurer Marlene Gerlrts Vrce Presrdent Iohn Mxron Donmce Iackson JoAnn Rtckard Row l Charles Suesser Presrdent Ellzabeth Carwm Charlene Hale Secretary Loretta Martmez Students at West take an actrve part ln the vaned group recreattonal program The Bowl mg and Chess Clubs provrde xnstructron tor therr members whrch enables students to play the game expertly Many hours are spent rn playmg for sheer enroyment However those who excel enter rnto school cornpetltton The Roller Club 1S part ot the Denver Pubhc Schools Health lzducatron Department lt was organtzed after puplls expressed thelr deslre to learn how to roller skate The present large membershrp lS lndlcatrve ot the great tnterest rn roller skatrng Under the expenenced dlrectron of Mr Tay lor members of the Camera Club master the slcrlls of plcture developrng pnntmg and enlarg mg Prctures taken by our ottrclal school photographers lllustrate the protessronal quah tres attalned by Camera Club members alnefa male 0 5 fllqlle lCflll'e5 64655 A lA? 5 dine 99 Row 2: Dick Hagenmcm, Art Klentz, George Make. Orval Krnqht, Dtck Hupp. Row I: Larry Ford, Mr. Corsa, Faculty Sponsorg Ioey Paqliasotti, Presrdentg Cortnne Nolan, lim Bennett. Row 2 Larry Thompson Vzce Presrdeat Robert Gates Secretary Treasurer Mzss Hartman Faculty Sponsor Row 1 Chtford Norrrs Norma Conrad Gaxl Turner Presxdent KA! CH 5?ucLe5 l?eKg,.,M 'lfafm Q I and 3Cf0!! 320101145 .9I'l.Lfll1tlU8 Row 2 Mrs Nxcholds Faculty Sponsor Lu Ann Gather Treasurer lack Holley Presxdent Edche Herst Terry Keepers Karen Claxton Row I Bryan Wxlhams Secretary Beverly Young Vxce Presrdent Carole Rothrock Ann Garstka Betty Davxs 100 Qurll and Scroll a nauonal honorary Journalrstlc tratermty 1S one of the most outstandmg orgaruzatxons at West Hrgh School Membershrp rn Qurll and Scroll IS hrghly selectrve Only those students who have shown supenor academrc achrevement rn addrtron to therr work 1n creatrve wrrtmg and Journalrsm may be- come members Y Teens Club was formed as an Gll1l1CIl1OI'1 wrth the Y W C A It has three mam purposes for 1ts members growth rn knowledge and love of God growth as a person and growth 1n tnendshrp Wllh other peoples Among the outstandmg proyects whrch the Y Teens has undertaken are the makmg ot scrapbooks consrstmg of crossword puzzles for the men at Army hospltals and servlng as Nurses AldeS at Denver General Hospltal The H1 Y Club IS s1m1lar IH purpose to the Y Teens the attamment of h1gh standards of Chrrstran character IS the goal of 1ts members lt funct1ons pnmarrly as a S9l'V1C9 group at school by assrstmg 1n noon recreahon and decoratmg for dances H1Ys youth and govern ment proJect IS 1lS outstand1ng annual event Student request 1n1t1ated the formanon of the Brble Club ln whrch great rehgrous values are studred : , ' ' ,P H 1 ' y 7 ' . . . . 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Q '-Tu 'V G , How 3 Rlchard Lewrs Allen Dumm Robert Gates Lar B h P d r y lS op resl ent Vxce Pres1dent Denrus Mxlton Chfforcl Norrzs Row 1 Kenneth Severs Leon Russell Grxsham Floyd Ivey Tom Anderson Mr We1mar Faculty Sponsor Row Whxttner Bob Anthon Carl Ander 1-1 Y h y son arry anaq1 ara Dxclc Hupp 2 Don Arrants B111 Evans Don Ludwlq Rzchard Wzllmqham Ronnze Navratll JJ yang! y im, feafe 6AI'l5flall dl'dCfel or ROW 4 Kay Hackworih Glorxa Shauqhnessy Ian Parrxs Loretta Newton Iudy Casados Iudy Woodward Amta Foster Secretary Shlrley Mlddleton Thelma Warden Mxss Yaqer Faculty Sponsor How 3 Carolyn Bzrkhead Donna Rmne lean Whntaker Dtana M111er Marxlyn Knop Presxdent Cath B T erme rown re-as urer Sue Wrlson V1ce Presxdent Iudy Durham Mlss Pastore Faculty Sponsor 06 Row 2 Cleo Hanncock Else Duran lune Young Gloria Mltchell Gladys Hol lmgsworth Dons Foster Mlldred Moffett Sharon Fhnn Row 1 Nome Smxth Pat lnqlmq Joyce Donaldson Nana Murphy Cherte Petty Pat Stone JoAnn Rulpple Beverly Anderson . L - .- C ' ' U , . - 1 . S -F A , - J J L' ' 9 , . 7 . A ' , T ' L ' f , i 0 Q 1 . - ' s ' I 5 J 4 -R Q 9 t . ' . v ' ' t 4 sv 7 7- 1 t . : ll . ' ' 'V 5' P 1 ' , ' -. r X - V .42 c - , -w . ' . 1 ' .. .. ' -1 , 111 , ' K - -f 8 ' - . i 1 e - - 1 --s.. jg -Q A 1 K , I Z .el Row 4: Pat Heist, Secretary: George Lucero, Gary Bron, Penny Parker, Ted Watkins, Dwayne Hammons, Paul Iohnson, Vice President, Gene Thompson, Wayne Pierce, Ronnie Navratil, Briqita Zarins. Row 3: Evelyn McAbee, Louise Martin, Bobbie Grimmiq, Thomas Iohnson, Ianet White, Esther Sloan, Ethelyn Lmdstrom, Vizma Zarins, President, Shirley Iohnson, Mrs, King, Faculty Sponsor. llf6I'Ilafl0llCl 2 dfLOll5 Row 2: Carol Wolf, Charles Suesser, Ruby Francis, Allene Suazo, Oriole Fuller, Carolyn Gerlits, Dorilyn Evans, Sharon Martin, Ann Linden, Treasurer, Sharon Frank. Row l: Ianice Denery, Ioyce Wray, Priscilla Cardenas, Marilyn Louaner, Donya Mae Blossom, Reva lean Reininqer, Fabiola Lucero, Rachel Lucero, Edna Roybal. Stuied g0l'0lgIl alI'5 UHIOI' C lellelllellf 2Cll'll5 0 ll.6llll?:5:5 'KJ 59 4 In D 1' ROW 2 f 1 'Q Th mrs Ifln n Polo Pryrm Corinne Row f- fe ii t Bowl l1urrllAmfs Donya os 1 t 1 J f I r 111 I AA s. 3 . L Q it GL- l - Q - s ' I v Y V S 'W ' 1 Q 49 .. I' 1 Q , 1, A' ' n . ' ' . , I . I f . Le'.'.':'t ': ::7 2 .. Q77 fir. 2,715 fied V-'T 'Z Je Thcrripscx, ..':' I i,'Jf:f.f: :.:YL'l, l',r.!.r.y lfmi ks, ' o f, ,l :in , , f ,, Finer' 'fge' J' 1- fi' ?':'.',.'j fptiszr .fc 'Q':r.':7a l,.x, E:::.e Er.cz,r, fJ'..':f., flfgrgfgrr, 'jfgyvzl 25,5147 Hugfl-,,,1d 5 1 , , 1 B1 . .L': g':'e' Q?', '.E'T ,'J' Peffy' F'f5e': Qynf: fart? l':r,yf.e f':y.,e Lfxrj Kramer az , i ,.,.r. Nev r:.':1., E.: .mf I,'1v,s, Ilifykae lining Jez, Fld nu Hu' lf l. -ff . , . How 2 Roger Heichel Mr Philips Faculty Sponsor Sherril Metzger Don Karsten Catherine Brown Row l Molly Iuarez Donna King Regina Henry Shirley Cole National Thespians, an honor society, is dedicated to the improvement of drama. Students are asked to join after a requisite number of points is attained by participating in dramatic performances. Superior stu- dent actors are recognized and awarded by this soctety The Art Service group IS a very vital part of West Hlgh School Students in the class parttclpate in a w1de varlety of creative art protects They supply decorative materials for exhibit cases and graphic instructional aids for the school use AI'l1Sl1C assistance is given to all school groups The role of the IR C is of utmost importance in the world today lt promotes interest in world affairs and gives aid to the less fortunate persons of foreign lands One of the interesting proiects this year was making and designing a scrapbook for a school in West Ger many lunior Achievement a national organization sponsored ln Denver by local businessmen Young people gain a working knowledge of all aspects of an actual business They organize and operate a bus1ness of their own Thxs includes securing a charter selling stock manufacturlng a product participating in the sales program and keeping financial records Blll Doty a senior at West was chosen Mr IA Week for l955 and thereby was tncluded in the Den ver Post Gallery of Fame fgruzce Em .fl elf atl0l'la 34251916115 6262! lil .Xdllflllg gg-eq-Q.--M lisa-me---A Row 2 Mr Blombe g Faculty Sponsor Dale Ashton Ronald Sanders Howl Lloyd Norton Buzzy Brown Betty Davxs 103 ws '- .'-' he ' ' ' l ' ' n - . 4 A , A A o y ' Q ,. L . . . . 4 Lf I . . . . . . , . , IS - 1 , . . . , . . . u : , . , . A , N 1 , , . . . V , 2 , , 1 - ll - v f I 1 ' I' '7--.-7.-L31-1 Q-7 xl K. I . r . 1 , - 2 1 1 - Row 4: Doug Biddle, Carolyn Warner, Monte Lane, Kent Robert Fischer, Gail Turner, Barbara Howard, Martha Kelso, Iohnny Klemm, Clayton Reid, Howard Wray, Ianet Gregory, Dixie Gourley. Row l: Richard Surratt, Iudy White. Row 3: Donnice Iackson, Shiela Raymond, Truman Muhvich, Norma Avis, Al Nieto, Edgar Leyba, Marilyn Fletcher, George Pons, Steve Killxon, Vernon With, Ada Reeder, Nonie Smith, Moyle, Leola Karr. Row 2: Lottie Palmer, Faye Lawson, ,4 c,,,,f ofa, l'C effffa 0l'llC 9 0 26 Mr Eland Faculty Sponsor Tom Pino Claudia Gorman Carol Courtney Row 3 Torres Alice Stearns Row I Pat Heist Terry Keepers Corrine Nolan Alberta 'Ed Hubenthal David Allee Don Seaver Tony Rodrtguez Larry Kraber Bob Szckler Charlotte Spzllman Mary Nelson Ianice Anderson Cherney Row 2 Margaret Gartz Theresa Sandoval Ray Sl1ie Oliver Foster 104 tl a l R07 42 ShiY1SY lOh1'1SOl'1, PiCI1'1O: Dave KelleYf BUUY Nickerson, Vernon With, Steve Klllion, Arthur Kientz, Roger Shaw, Ethelyn Lindstrom, Gene Vigil, Flora Row 4 Nancy Porter Mxlford Curley Reynolds Vanstrom Gene Bla1r Don Moore Iohn Rlchardson Dxck Elder Wxlla Mxlhken Iohn Shupe Iune Cohara Row 3 Sharon Frank Harvey Thomas Kathy Hxtchman Les Newberry hm W1lk1n lean Hodges Iamce Hallada Manual Chavez Elsre Duran OCG jfalnlng Row 2 Io Ann Osborn Dona Beyer Janet Russell Pa Cordova Nxta Dalrymple Donna Shearer Frances Padxlla Eleanor Montano Conme Mondragon Row l Beverly Autobee Sue Carol Baxzendme Barbara Chadwlck Iudy Peerman Molly Aragon Rosalxe Arguello Irene Herrera am BQHJJQQPJ I0 'WM jk Jafelziif Row 2 Barry Kmckerson, Steve K1lllOh Fred Gallegos Don Seaver Tony Rod V1q1l Larry Kelley Dxck Cross Bob Hause Mervyn Vowles rlquez, Larry Kraber, Bob Cherney, Howard Eaxwell, Tom Pmo Row 1 Gene 105 L eff, 1 . I: , ' , , 2 , , , Y Q a l 0 n E , ' I ,tl 14: , ,,I 41 If , 'xl . f f ,' -I liuafe ancergi Row 4 Polly Ann Black Vernon W th Iohn Esquxbel Davrd Kelly Barry Nxckerson Wayne Perce Robert Hoehne Ierry Otey Vlelvrn Burr Row 3 Eugene Vrqxl Eddre Garczu Arthur Rtchards Joe Traylor Kenneth Rrdgley Darryl Tarullo Ronme Stephenson Rmchard Rondtnelh Larry Wood Ronald Sandop ll Og oliuefg j jllll05 Row 2 Lloyd Norton Vernon Wmlson B111 Mlller Larry Thompson B11 Evans How I Glorma Casados Prlscxlla Cardenas Roma Thompson Io Ann Rrckord 106 Glen Clark Gary Robtnson Row 2 Davmd Alee ludy Cosados Larry Russell Wandd Brd1ll Louls Brown Donald Seaver Fr d Golleqos Tony Rodrcquez Row l Ed Sears Hubenthal Beve y Anderson Frances Morales Donna Rmne Pat Helst guild .9l'l'I.l0I'0U05 Q Q .. I SW X , f AT I I ' 0 . Q :Q X-im ff -Nu . - o 0 M LB k ,--. ' 1 xii 5 3 it ,VA 1, I How 4 Bob Cherney Iohn Torres Carol Courtney Shirley Tumure Arthur Metcalfe Mr Eland Faculty Sponsor Row 3 Yvonne Clark Gail Trullir-qer Howard Eatwell Larry Tommy Blake Donna Shahan Bob Hause Row 2 Oliver 0,0 af alfleff S -QS occ.-27-9 gr' ' A 5. - . - . . f -f Pa ,F I , v , -1 t V -- '7 1 , Q ' ' 5 I - v . 4 : , , , ' Foster, Patricia Slimmer, Lupe Morales, Lawrence Kelly, Rich- , - , A , , : ard Cross, Truman Fletcher, Iim Blake. Row 1: Gene O'Con- . , ' '. , , nell, George Boyd, Ethelyn Lindstrom, Roger Shaw,. Arthur Kraber, Thomas Pino, Richard Carpenter, Raymond Wilson, Kientz. I -, ' H X.. i , H! 1 x . . s' . . 'Q 5 A -'l 0 . J ' ' ' '-'Y ' CLeeI'LdJel'5 5005! SCAOOZ SMF!! Ph Row 2 Cheryl Chorowski Lloyd Norton, Sally Morikawa Row 1 Louis Brown Frances Padilla, Lar y Dykes 107 A 4 . an ps Richard Norwood, Roy Corbin, Barton Hart, Leanord Iohnson, Dennis Harmon. Q Ofzerd Wigfarg jraining R O T C IS an important organization at West High School It has a twofold purpose to make better citizens of its cadets and to give them military tralmng Each year several lunior girls are chosen as Honorary Cadets All cadets do much of the clerical work for the organization as well as practice the various skills of military training We owe many thanks to the R O T C for the fine ushering they do at all evening events 'Ai 751, 491444 L. I K rw:-r -Q Y- rq' W W al W '-s 3iH4L Reserve Officers Training Corps Battalions A B and C 108 4' ,en 'sus Row 2 Len Emerson Dwayne Be1vr11 Eddre Herst Norman Scott Vernon Wrlson Ron Peterson Robert Coleman Arthur Eltmq Dtck Hageman Ioe Sanchez Row 1 Bob Shean Larry Cadde11 George Makx -rg Row 2 Iudy Peerman Bonme Brady Dolores Baxtrom W111a Mrlltken Doralyn Evans Lorrame Allen Row l Karen Lochner Marqxt Lundberg Karen Claxton 117654 -Q L? Row 2 B111 Perry Bob Boardman Barney Hobbs Paul Iohnson Drck Cook B111 son Sergeant Smtth Bennre Lopez Ronme Navrahl Chrxs Chaney Yett Br11Doty Iohn Gouwar How 1 Barton Hart Doug Brddle Sergeant Iohn 109 , .bf-at - ,.., - 'Ju 4 7 ,' ' F , ' 1 V .-- t . ,I . t 4 4 P - Q -,.,' 'M ,Nb .- . . it 3 1 I I I I V 1 I 1 f f I - , - 5 . , 1 .:. . . - .' s ' , af' f. L . , W1-. ' 1 L tn . w X. . , , I. t ' K ,..- -., I i 'X 3 1 b f 1 r 4 I . I . I , , . 'i 5 DQ ' T'-vt , Q K rg I .f ' - ' s- :.- 17 , f 5 V 1.2 .. V ,I . 1 1 'L A A 1 'r' K 4 1, 5 . fr I H , I 1 1 Q 1 I r l 1 I 1 I V1 I , I , . 2 1 1 ' 'N .QW XX t . 'ff 5' ,A 9 H I Grandpa put ihcxt stake back where you found 11' Iecxlousy' l eel'l eg UCCQJJZIK el'Ll0l' p 06!ll,Cil0l'l Strlcily from the mils of Ccxhfomxcz 111 1' ' 1 1 iii we . 1 0 CK 77 5 X33 . . Q, Q55 ' Fred and Faye do thexr Old Routme Mr Dyksterhms shows them how I Rabbx Hxrsch spoke to us at Thanksgxvmg 66001 L85 dfle The first performance of the Channel 2 All-Star Teenage Dance Band was presented at West 112 Iumor Optomlsts show us movles Q1 noon Thxs Iumor Red Cross chest wlll be sent io Europe C646 ,Have any .Acfufzfzed fe ! ' T 'T 1 '! 5 ..'f5Fi'Tl i'Xi'W' I 1 1' .., k .5 ..,An Q Qin- , , . ,ew-.15.nMb?,ffi-a .fr ,A 'Y R 2, The Rustlers gave a demonstrciion between the halves at cr football game. 113 Sandy Crxss models xn the Lurzcxtte Fcxshlon Show MGTIUGI 13 G VSFY C3005 UUIHPOIIU GPUST Thxs chorus lme dldn t really come from Pans Mlss Prxce portrays the Blrd m the Gxlded Ccxga PLAHK Don seems Q0 be Q regular lqdigs man BODIHG Clfld LOl'TUin9 lIlGdS people ct fh9 CGl'dB 1 14 W uqjaucleuif e ,ljariefiai H- 3cLoof5Aow Refreshmenis ore emoyed by Nchonczl Honor Socxety fgan lza fl0l'LZf ,90l'l50l 96115 XJ A X n g f in Sufi Sharon cmd Georgxcx serve punch at the Spur tea 4 Lcxricttes sponsor the Big Sister-Little Sister Tea. 115 Future Teachers of America inducts new members. al The horse and the cowboy are symbols of West. Indians were on the warpath on Color Day. , :- Mr Blomberq a clown? Y HIE ET :maui Mlss Trxpler leaves us after AND many years of teachmq W have S mg bbs ,VG 1 Sfudents Mav1s Ixm and Mary Ann werent sent wlth the packages 116 lllll z ' D14 Annuals bnng memorxes of days pcxst WEJT 9 VAUUEVYLX L 'PKET E Anthony doesn t consxder lh1S one of h1s hubxis QPQ all Art leads our bcmd elde The Color Guard rmses the flcrq the symbol of freedom DYC I-,,-ll ,glff GW, we xr crm stxck to busmess Oh nuts no room left for me' ll7 0 S enzovf sf e ecifzons Thrs year for the f1fSl trme West Hlgh School IS honorrng those students who have helped make thrs school the flne place that 1t IS Charactenstrcs that are essent1al to the harmony and progress of thelr school are drsplayed by the students who are pxctured on these two pages Each character1st1c 1S rmportant Together they may be found rn the best all around student Best All Around Paul Clarlun 'AU' V35 519' Z' Sportsmanshlp Eugene Garcia Sense of Humor Lloyd Norton Academlc Achxev Norman Wells Dependabxhty Bryan Wzlllams Chcerfulness Wilfred Lindsay Servlce Al Krutsch Neatness Don Seaver Courtesy Pat Vzgxl Frxendlmess Bruce Taslnro CITlCl1t Best All Around Karen Claxton Sportsmanshxp Barbara Gomez Sense of Humor Betty Davrs Academlc Achxevement Mavrs McCormack Dependabxhty Mary Ann Dressel Cheerfulness Sally Morzkawa Servxce Carol Rothrock Neatness Ruth Goble ,......,, Courtesy Sharon Gardner Frlendlmess Ann Garstka These Semors were selected by mdrvrduals who were not afflhated Wrth the yearbook staff Each auldance teacher chose two people who most nearly exemplrhed the qualmes to he honored A commmttee composed of faculty and admrmstratron members made the fmal S9lGCl1OI'1 Thrs lS mdeed an honor for each of the selected semors Conqratulahons 119 , 3 , ' ,Q :C 0 ,f ,... -4-.,. by M if 11 1: .if 9'-'-:ik-. ' r fi was 1 Q- . , xfchi' A: . 1-,Q ,nv .,. f:-Q4 1- T279- gmf A . -:Z , ' it ,5- ,. ,,f . as wx -.... ,, ,M 15,3-1, 1'- ,, WUT? 'W ' . , .L W ..., tw .-., 4. ,,, v ff., . v, u 1 I Qu an ,JF-sf'. i ' ' ' 1 44' A' A. r D if li! 25. , ffhee-aKa '1 ' 5 I ' Agfa...-,I 'A ' .TFT f wwf' ' 6'4zi3x'w A , T?fw., 'H-wf.3.,,,,.,- W . Q. 1-.gr?9!'h I 1 n V, ' f , - ' . f fl ccculty Sharon catkinoon Qeorgia C2000 Qriole guller 1 ' Ax Z XV NN rincqaa WILFRED I-L WOODY BA MA 122 OPAL B RIDDELI. Dean of Gxrls B A M A NORTON C TRUSTMAN Asslstcmt Prmclpcl B A B M M A RUTH R WAGNER Coordmator B A M A f -5. m CU r-' E 53 vs p? B,S.. Ms. vi IW, ROBERT EINARSEN PET ENGINEER r-352 ERICK HOLLA N D mafAemaficA Fundamental sk1lls 1n rnathematrcs are taught 1n the Mathematrcs Department Classes range from the pract1cal courses 1n bus1ness and shop math to the advanced classes 1n tnqonometry The former equrps the student to solve everyday problems 1n h1s personal and buslness world the latter IS preparatory to ad vanced mathematlcs and scrence B A M A D ED AMANDA LINDSEY Rxchard shows off hrs math abrlxty to Lols and Glenn LAWRENCE LYNCH IOSEPH SCOTT MINNIE VVILLENS B S M A B A M A B A M A 124 C LQITC 9 Sclence courses help the student develop proper techmques 1n the use of sc1ent1f1c ma tenals Accuracy cmd obJect1v1ty ln collectmg recordlng and evaluatlng data are developed An understandmg of a SCIGHIIIIC vocabulary IS acqulred to serve as an a1d to mtelhgent mter pretatlon of all phases of sc1ent1f1c develop- ment MJLC f Our muslc program offers opportunlty for puplls to apprec1ate muslc through act1ve par t1c1pat1on 1n vocal and lnstrumental muslc Satlsfactlon IS found IH the sk1l1s developed LLOYD BAILEY B A M A WILLIAM IEFFS B A M A M ED ROBERT TAYLOR B A M A PH G HENRY WEIMAR l ez:-P L The Art Department seeks the development of the 1nd1v1dual through creatlve self expres s1on It develops good taste understand1ng and a1't1st1c sk11l 1n 1ts students A-4 CHARLES BYBEE GENE ELAND MYRTICE PA'I'I'Y DAVID PHILIPS B M BA,MA as 1aA,MA 125 . ., . . ,...' ' S l C x 3 O X 1 N , , is l I 1 . F F . . . . . ' BS 9 V, f ' - JA 1155. x N - . - ' - - T 4 fg E UEQEQ. xg I . ' ' I I I I 5 ROSE BERG f B.A,, M.A. 1,-4 The English Department develops and per- fects skills in the four basic essentials of com mun1cat1on readmq wntmq speakmq cmd EVE-RT BLOMBE-RG hsterunq Esthe-t1c apprec1at1on IS encouraged B A M A by creatwe WI1l1I1Q and dramatrc performances by the students as Well as 1l'1 therr study of the great lxterary classxcs '50 in-f lUSTlNE BOYD B A M A L ANN BROWN The play s the thing for students of drama -3,35 L SARA BROWN MARY DODDS LOIS IOHNSON LISELOTFE KAUFMAN MARIE LANDEN B A M A B A M A 126 SARAH PRICE JOHN SIPE Bs., Ms. 'Q' v- -an dI'lglflCLgQff IOANN TYMKOWYCH B.A: The Foreign Language students learn the BOBBIE IEAN YAG fundamental skills in speaking, reading, and BA Writing foreign languages. These linguistic skills may serve as one of the keys to inter- cultural education and international under- standing. 4- '11.. Foreign language students celebrate Christmas in true Spanish tradition Gr DOROTHY MCCREARY MARGARET MCGROARTY IUNE NICOLDS MARY OLSON IEANEITE PASTORE B A M A B A M A B A M A 127 X- , ., . . . ., . . B.A. . ., . . BA. IAMES AANDAHL ERNEST APEIL P01410 UJCJCLIQCQ all nw S x LLOYD BLAIR BS BA MED LAWRENCE CORSA DICK DYKSTERHUIS B A M A HOWARD CORDRY Hcmk explcuns io Iecmehe how geography mfluenced Amerxccm seitlement RALPH EASLEY LOIS GILL GRACE HARRELSON B A M A B A M A B A B ED 128 BA. Q . N '- BA. ' t L 'A' 'wx 4 ., . I ' f , v , B.A., M.A. vvf J . X YL. 5 ,xx E .-. . M , ,' lf 1- w - 'K' 1' B.A. ada! .siience Students ore qrven d1rect1on cmd counsel 1n plcrnnlng thelr hlqh srhool proqrcrms 1n then qu1donce classes Respect for the qrecrt truths IS fostered The deslre for pc1rt1c1pc1t1on ln stu dent CICIIVIIIGS IS encouraged Problems stud1ed cxre drown from both present ond post en deovors of rnonklnd 'UI GEORGE HEY WOOD B A M A MARTHA HULL B S M A in ,,., . MARTIN MANSFIELD -ff B.AI,M.A. I V ,. A is OLIVE Mc-COMISH BA. ROBERT MOHAR B.A. MARION RICHARDS B.A. ROBERT RIDDELL B A M A GLENN SCHEELE 5,1 1 Y' S... ROBERT WILSON 'X I -an-H' if N LULU KING AGN LS KRAGH GORDON LEARNED B A M A B A M A B A M A 129 I ' .I l I -I B,A. ' I , ' .,g 'Z' f . 1 . . . . . A, 1 A I . I if - 3 . E . - ' 'Ei' 1 1 - - Q ig-gg V I I '29 T' l B.A. 4 N - Y I 1 r Q I A' GN ' A I Q fi' ' sr if tw I A v 1 A ' T 1 I Q . 1 V .wir 'f - .4., :P-tw wee.-1-1 .40 -.1 A if 'kg T' Ain- MAHIE ROBINSON B A , M A IOSEPHINE BLOSE ufflfleffff 6 MCG fl0lfl Secretuncrl and stenoqrcxphlc sk11Is are de- veloped 11'1 the Busmess Educcrtlon Department Prczcucul trclmmq 1S uttcnned m ofhce prcxctlce busmess mcxchmes bookkeepmq and typmg classes Mcmy students fmd th1s trcunmq the bcrsxs for thelr hfe s voccrhon CHARLES DYCE PAUL HANSEN B S M S THOMAS HARRISON B BA MA C A Efhcxency IS the goal of students m busmess educcxtlon classes S Q. Q9 MARGIE SETVIN GRACE TRIPLER B A , M A B A 130 agncluzifria .fdrfzi One of the most functtonal aspects of West s curnculurn IS the Industnal Arts Department In the shop classes wood and metal proJects are manufactured by hand tools and machmes The puptls become tam111ar w1th types of wood and therr proper f1I'11Sh9S Weldmq and foundry Work IS done by students ln metal shops GEORGE IENNINGS ALAN LYTLE f B.A., M.S. F Air 'X I in...-tn HAROLD UNDERHILL B A M A 9166, -ingi ,Qu Dale and Robert put the fmxshmq touches on then' protects m wood shop 763' HARRY FORREST ORLANDO FRIESEN DOUGLAS HELBIG B S M ED 131 t-1 D'l ! tffl-il it ti S D , ,,,t , ' tt... i 1 A t A 1 I I HA. I B.S. . ., . . B.S. LUCEIA CASEY B.A. i l Sn' RUTH DOUGHERTY B S M A Y' pkyaicaf gyclucafion The mam ObJ9Cl1VG of the phys1cal educa hon and health program at West 1S helpmq students realrze that the-tr success and happ1 ness now and tomorrow 1S largely dependent on their physxcal f1tness Good health habrts and proper qroormnq are ernphasrzed together wxth wholesome mental attrtudes LOUIS GARRAMONE B A M A Qi IACKSON GIRTIN 7 Basketball xs one of the favorrte sports of the gxrls ln gym classes .Q Q' nf' ' ,..f- Q' H, IOHN KARAMIGIOS VXRGINIA MICHAELS EMILY WHIPPLE R B S 132 a3'?'J -K .. gf' Us . . .rs -A 'Q 4 fx 5 Y V -7 s.. 3 . gg in V B.A. ' A . rid f l ' 3 , 34' Q q :fi I fiif' at X ' ' ' ' . Q., 54.1.6 A x Q , V V 'L it 'w..' 'X up A' 'L' W, iv' l , W i .lr s, wr 1 ft of ' , B.A. ,N., . . BQA, ome conomicd Cooking, sewing, cmd home management are the areas emphasized in the Home Eco- nomics Department. Proper nutrition, good grooming, and intelligent buying are practiced by both boys and girls at West in home eco- nomics classes L l 6ll Our hbraxy functions as a material center Books maps and records are available to puplls and teachers It also enriches our school program by guiding reading habits and by training students 1n efficient use of the library MARGARET KING VINNIE MARSHALL 'Qi sxvsmermx oocer sxremsnce TEAC:-ass EDNA CEDARBLADE DOROTHY LOCKIE HELEN MARY ROBINSON B A B S 133 ' Q43 0 Lx LN 'K 1 , I 1' Q ll A- A ' S . 1 P v L . ., .. BA. D PHEBE ERB BARBARA ESON vu GERALDINE MOTI' 43 BERT!-IA IONES X -J rj ent' ISA PURDY PATSY STONE omg 52 wg Dut1es of the otflce staff are numerous and varred Attendance IS checked darly Perma nent school records are made and marntarned Scholastrc averages are determ1ned by these records Other transcnpts are sent to colleges that West graduates attend or to schools to whrch students transfer School supphes are requ1s1t1oned and dlstrmbuted through the offrce Adm1n1strat1ve and faculty bulletrns tests and other rmmeographed work rs done by the staff members The oftlce personnel serves as a l1a1son between West Hrgh School other schools and the communrty Students ard m the smooth operatron ofthe central offrce O a V 5 X - Q ' - x . ' , , i- . ' rv - r ' , ,J 4 4g l Kr . r I V , tl is Ag! .41 l ' ' ' ' an c 'x SLVQ 'L , , 'J Y S T91il X V A ' Q1 134 yXbJ pQ!y 4 wf iw My M if KR fjwgfxiwf W Wwfyfksw Q 1'- tl Wffbw Www M n W H Ck an ff XXQMQWWQW M I 96 rl-:kk el o you L1ber Temporzs IS a book full of memorxes your class the prom games a favorlte teacher and perhaps a candnd or two wxth a pxcture of you but to the staff Llber Temporls IS a dream come true From begmnmg to end thls book was produced by the yearbook staff To the many people who have helped us so much may we express our gratltude The Llber Temporls Staff 1955 Qti , M 136 www F , I . 1 ' ' az , , 3' ' ' I. 1 Q a I Cv QV 1 i F' r , ' ' i ' 2 M r- 3 Q 71 Q L - ' - H v K , fgyhw s A W' L. K4 4094,-f'. ' ' cj: ' xi Q., V Q rf ' A ' A 4 If F , N 0 'ff U W 1 f 1 e ' ,A N .. I ' f -r ,X V. 1 'A k ' - 4 4 A , f w a ' ' f 'M h Q ' -, ,, -' ff , A, , X , 'I ' , AA v X 4 NJ, Y , , 1 U I f , A 'A 1 , x. 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