West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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life- ' Mary K. Brannon Charles Romero James Barnes .Ioan Kuehn War Memorial Award War Memorial Award Charles R. McDonough Memorial Award Paul Wh' eman Medal ' W JW if .- IV i t . AI ' A d f ' ' U ITI n I wa I' S ,i J llifffifll wwf Jig x I I.-I' Alumni Association Honors . df ' il Wg f Seventy-Fifth Graduates West High School has had many students and teachers of whom it's extremely proud. These teachers and students in turn, have shown their continued interest in the educational program at West by actively participating in alumni functions. Still others have been honored by having awards and honors, established in their name, which honor graduates from suc- ceeding classes. Many athletes are honored in this way. Each year the athlete who has been most outstanding in school affairs receives the Harry Huffman Athletic Trophy, in honor of Dr. H. G. Garwood. For the athlete-scholar who has attained the highest scholastic standing among his fellow athletes, there is the Howard Wagner Memorial Award. Norman Wiemeyer Gary Crellin Harry Huffman Athletic Trophy Howard Wagner Memorial Award The outstanding football gldyer receives ewton C. Morris Award in honor of former coach Tub Morris, and the Mike Stath Memorial Award is presented to the outstand- ing basketball player. The alumni recognize other attainments too. The Charles R. McDonough Award, given in honor of one of West's first graduates, salutes the student who has overcome greatest obstacles in completing his high school career. To the most talented music student in ea-ch graduating class the Paul Whiteman Medal is awarded in memory of Wilberforce J. Whiteman, former music supervisor. The War Memorial Fund Awards are given to two students, selected by the faculty, as the two outstanding citizens of the year. These awards are given in memory of former West students who gave their lives in World War Il. George Vessey Gary Baxtrom Newton C. Morris Award Mike Stath Memorial Award as I-1-rf? M . ,pi 1 All Q 3 .9 if

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, 'psf lf- Carolyn Harris Margie Vrobel Maurlne Rage Llnda Calvert Sherrill Glanvllle Gary Crellin Charles Vestal Jerry Munsey Charles Romero Steve Kelso Best All-Round Sincerity Sense of Humor Sportsmanship Service S ' S I ' Fine qualities of character and personality and 'r ns- - e academic growth, as measured by broad, compre- hensive acomplishments, are worthy of recognition. The Westerner staff is proud to honor the seniors who were selected by teachers at West High School as those who most frequently displayed these char- acteristics and who, thereby, set high standards of conduct and attainment for themselves and their fellow students. Kathy Lawler Kay Stellmaker Paula Espinasa Rosemary Bennett Mary Woolman Dick Roark Dick Kellogg Bob Andersen Leonard Vigil Tom Oliver Friendlinen Neatneu Courtesy Dependability Academic Growth l0