West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The Hesperian this year, as always, represents the pupils' jjoint of view in relation to a big school. It is a distinctly valuable contribution to the education of the Principal and faculty. We wouldn’t be without it. At the same time it reflects, I hoj c. some of the standards and ideals we have l ecn trying to develop in the class rooms, the halls, the auditorium and the lunch rooms. The classes of 191(M( 20 will constitute the largest group of young people ever sent out of West High School. I know the teachers are fully aware of the great responsibility involved in preparing for life work so large a number of l oys and girls. I hope and expect that to some degree at least you appreciate and comprehend your own personal, individual and collective responsibility in freeing yourselves from the routine and discipline of the secondary school and either stepping into a more advanced and more intensive course of higher education or finding for yourselves, immediately, a place in the work and interests of the world outside the school. Whatever your plans and your hopes, you take with you the very best regards of your principal and your teachers. That you may enjoy success, happiness, and, l»est of all, a place and opportunity to lie of service to America, is our earnest and sincere wish for every one of you. Very truly yours. L. X. McWhorter, Principal. 7

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 I.or is N. McWhorter Principal. West High School 6

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WEST HIGH FACULTY Loins N. McWhorter, Principal Thomas P. Gruwell, Assistant Principal Jessie Caplin, Dean of Girls Marie Acomii, l:rcnch Deborah M. Anderson I i 11.0a A. Anderson, English Aikii.imi Andrews, Physics Alice Austin. Mathematics Earl L. Maker, Music Henry E. Hatch elder, Chemistry Maud Beck, Mathematics Victor Beruuist, Harmony Genevieve Breen, English Eliza Brown, Latin Floyd Chandler. History Miraii Conc.don, Commercial Frances Cushing, Gymnasium Eleanor Donaldson, History Henry W. Duel, Physics Louise Duniiar, Latin Helen Eayrs, Home Economics Elinor Fairchild, Home Economics Lillian L. Frazer, English Zelma Goldsworthy, Physiography John Granner, Mechanical Drawing Hannah Griffith, English Ruth Hanson. General Science Susan Heffernan, French Dora Henderson. Latin Frances Hicks, Spanish Jennie Hiscock, French Benjamin Hoerger, Commercial Clara Hubaciiek, Mathematics John Jewell, History Ida C. Johnson. Commercial Marguerite Kahn, Gymnasium Jackson D. Kibler, Coach CarlC). Klof.pfer, Mathematics Mary Knox, Home Economics E. W. Lawrence, Printing Lydia Leathers an, English Clara B. Leet, Library Merton Libby, Manual '1'raining Jesse Moore, Manual Training Ruth Moore, English Hannah O’Gordon, English Albert ( )i fbr, Commercial Wanda )kton, English Mary J. Palmer, History E. Dudley Parsons, English Edith M. Penney, English Mary Raines, English Georgia Rees, Art Charles Richardson, Civics Neva B, Sciiroeder, English Arthur Slifer, Chemistry H. H. Smith, Civics Vfrna M. Smith, Mathematics Jane Souba, English Ray South worth. Mechanical Drawing Ambrose Spencer, English Irene A. Steinau, Spanish Lavinia Sterrett. Home Economics Lillian J. Sterrett, Mathematics Amanda Sundean, History Jenny L. Teeter, English Mabel Thomas, History Martha Tobin, French Grace Watts, English Ruth E. Wilson, History Mary W illard, Art Louis . wodsky. Gym R