West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Fim Hutt— Mm. Cuki Am«, riaucmr, tin. A. K. Jwm, kit (ocmv, Mu. C. M. Vurnu, urnutiniuiiT, M»». M. C Lockwoo . runn uniuimnu, Mu. W. L. Out, aor ' athletic . Mm. John Smith, way axo hiaxi Second Roip-Mm. H. W. Fimiuky, ioi mit vK r Minif t. Mu. J. A. Latta, »acom« nu raun iM. Mu. A. M. I.i t, rauKtiMT. Mu. M. L. Krtii, tiuwi nci-ruimort, Mu. B. C. 0»w, iuhiau, Mu. Cm. Hkiketii, acuiio P. T. A. BOARD “These are thy glorious works. Parent of good! Combined with mothers of athletes; put on Green and White Day assisted by faculty and students; mended athletic suits; bought twro chairs, a table, and floor covering for auditorium stage; presented honor pins; gave monthly parties for Home Club girls; put on vaudeville and dance. KEY SOCIETY Tu said. The gates to heaven open to a golden key. Recognized honor students; received gold keys from P. T. A. From Rote—O. Oimx, KoLKurr, Eitu, Baown, Bcuncrr, Mm mill, Jonumn, McCsia Second Rote-Knuuaa. Tmixi, Hi chmaxn, Mm Co . Wann, iuihiam. Cumi, niMuxt, Uiimorn. caunioxiuxc ca rr aY. Ma«ca»»t Co . Kent Tkitd Rote—Warn, E. Ol ok. (.00lay. Cucnham, Yaixc, Oat. Miuk . Wombatm, Sinn , C. Ouox, L. Jomh-os, rerun. Lnm Fourth Rnr-SAumiT, U c, C Ouo . Pimux, Kwn, IIawkui. Orrr . U ai.M, C. Johxmx, Moo«i. K«i i Eleven

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flrtt Hindu, Hammond. Cambum. Kiuut, Faixk, Sumuc, I'm, J. I'iiii Stood Jluw-Car, K«i»y, VIiuk», S iubid, Klim, Joiimiw, Conruo, McCann, Coluna, Hoot Third fun- CuoLrr, Cam t bon, Mi»» Tuomai, Smith, tbocbam, Miii Holt, Dohi, MCMknunir, Mioo Dawii. Wauu. l and mj. .Mabcabtt Co fourth H..w PrrtBAON, CtArnira, ik tuna, ZtirriNCta, numu, NIiUaa, ikinuniM, Sconiu, rtuiowT, MacCowan, huitaii, Cairoilh. mciicm. Ptm». iio»mtai. Cavanaicm U. C. CLUB “By useful industry they earn the right To hold the torch that bears true beauty's light. Dressed dolls for children at University Hospital; made favors for soldiers at Asbury hospital ; entertained underclass girls and the Central high girls’ club; sponsored Mothers’ and Daughters’ Banquet; had charge of exhibits in museum; promoted interest in hockey; formed clean-up committee for girls’ side of lunchroom; stressed vocational and professional possibilities; gave Christmas party for twenty poor children. fitit diHf-PACit, Bkbcan, Hirst, Soai m. Vanmaailt. Bbicca, John.ton. Abet Snood Rim— I'ackaa, Jacobian, Scnwimu, OicaatrK, Robibta, Stood a ad, Mannulo. Auauia, Wiljion Third Row .Mcl.Atc.nuN. Smollett, Mitchua, Dat, D® it. Mabt Co . Rincbukim fourth Roto— Swcnion, Ksink. Wau.ii . Cbamu, Bunitt. Junta. Human, Andebaon Ten

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First Hutr— HiimNctoN, Yocnc. Suorr, Fouvi, Shown Second Koer—Joiinkn. IUdman, P. Collin . Cavanaugh, Si«u« Third ftow—Jknikn, yjck-i-bmident, M. Collin . nuiourr. Wallac . iujuah. Hom- G. A. A. BOARD To be strong is to be happy. Created sportsmanship among girls; gave party October 6; sponsored auditoriums for girls’ athletics; directed G. A. A. candy sale. GIRLS’ “W” CLUB Our acts make or mar us; We are the children of our own deeds Created interest in girls’ athletics; aided in benefit sales. FirU Krne Hi ntincton, Yolnc, jw«rs, P. Collin , Bhibi, Pabni m Second Row-Wauaci, Skabu;.. IjorrriUii. Bi'bnktt, Bkown, Sunn, Andmbon Third Rote— M. Collin . Pbocto . vtcc-r iuim.Nr, Cavanalcii, rtmiorNi, Kwinc, aeouctahy, Hotr, Fo«i» Twelve