West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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jfiESPERIAM! WM” Most popular girl:— Lyman—Bell—Willoughby and Randall. Most popular boy:— McLellan—Wood—Creighton and Purdy and Norton. Best looking girl:— Bell—Popp—Willoughby. Best looking boy:— Wood—Barnes—Clements. Most studious:— Johnson—Hodgdon—Van Tuyl. Most bashful:— Parsons—Strand—Creighton. Noisiest:— F rasier—Holliday—Stanton. Nerviest:— Staples—Frasier—Grimes. Best bluffer:— McLellan—Ashley—Wright. Best sponger:— W right—Quist—Barber. Laziest:— Plank—Hallstrom—Holliday—Staples. Most graceful:— Ainsworth—Troendle—Fifield. Most conceited:— Frasier —Webster. Cutest:— Holliday—Hedderly—Hermann. Best fusser:— Purdy—Helm—Sinclair. ■ 24

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 IllSFiESPERIAMI Executive (Committee of dime 16. FIX KKNTK WAHXOTK E8TBLLE POPP CHAS. PATTBR80N OI.IVB LYMAN PRESTON HOLLIDAY SECRETARY'S REPORT. The June Senior Class met on October 14. 1915, to organize and elect its officers for the following year. Ralph Creighton was elected president, with Hazel Bean as vice president. Ruth Randall was chosen secretary and Lee Mc-Lellan treasurer. The Executive Board was composed of: Florence Warnock, Estelle Popp. Olive Lyman, Preston Holliday and Charles Patterson. The class was remarkably successful in everything it undertook during its last year. The sleigh ride was the first entertainment given by the seniors; then followed the never-to-be-forgotten roller skating party, with the fine refreshments afterwards in the lunch room. The dance at the Central High gymnasium was a great success. The class has eagerly supported every worthy organization and movement in the school and has shown the true West High” spirit. The senior play, Master Skylark.” was the last and most important function given by the class. The success of that difficult undertaking was without doubt the greatest of any play at West. Ruth Randall, Secretary. 23

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 I: “IfiESPERlAMiZL; WM Best dresser:— Spencer—Holliday—Kearns. Biggest flirt:— Bell—Barnes—Stanton. Who eats most ? Creighton—Grimes—Staples. Biggest flatterer:— Sinclair—Staples—Helm. Most modest:— Bushnell—Herman —Strand. Most talented:— Frasier—Mackey—Lueck. Smallest:— Goldberg—W'oodward—Hedderly. Loudest:— T roendl©—Hallstrom—Walters. Biggest piker:— Staples—Hallstrom. Biggest footed:— Troendle—Ainsworth—Creighton. Best sport:— Place—Barber and Wood—McLellan. Most spirited:— Wood—McLellan—Helm and Lyman. Most popular teacher:— Lobb—Turner—Watts and Kerr. Most popular study:— Civics—Girls—Chemistry. 2ZHE3I7I4E2 25