West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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THERE are always those few whose emotions and responses must find expression. Literature, drama, music, painting all are forms of emotional feeling, drawn from life and given to the less expressive world directly from the heart and soul of the artist. Art can not be measured, ordered or restrained by the bonds of classification,- nor can it be blended by chance, but by feeling and reason expressive of the secret life and the emotions of the human heart.

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L THE HESPERIAN FOR JANUARY T E R A T U R E WEST HIGH WEEKLY B.ick Ron : Cronuinctatrr. Hall, Huai, Moor, Gardnrr, Harrow, Miller. I liird Row: Harrit, Encdaht, Swrnten. Ro»ctli, Johnton. Richardton, Dryer, Hyde. Seeond Row : Hertey. Goldberg. Kenney, Thie». Mil Utley, Adviser; Proper, Wright, Swan, Cryaler. tront Row: Deutsche. Advertising; Hampel. Adverlmne Manager: Robert »nu. Shaw, Aaaociate Editor : Hepp. Editor-in-chief; Hawthorne. Sport Editor: Greene, Biuinet Manaicer; HI umber g. WEST HIGH DAY BY DAY By Oh! Ohii! Macintosh Hack to school for a rest: one needs a rest now and then. Peculiar how a person will spend half of his time in this world sleeping. . . Saw c|uitc a hit of Kilhorn and his hanker during vacation. Saw too much of the treasurer. We celebrated the coming of another year together. Goodness, how we celebrated. (Reason for much needed rest.) A rather funny incident happened to me on the night that comes before New Years. . . . Put Michael (Deutsche’s chariot) in the garage and returned for it later on in the morning. I explained to the garage owner that our party was the only four who were not polluted with New Year's cheer and then much to my embarrassment, 1 could not recognize my own car. Mr. Everest sprinkled some oil on the hall floors during vacation. Slippery gents these engineers. The Cleverness of Coppage would he a marvelous title for a short story. I am sure it would be a great seller. It is not every one who can elude the rigid rules of the school hoard and capture the presidency of the Y cabinet. However, the story should be noticeably short. I imagine that the school will not miss the noisy members of the Senior class as long as they can exhibit a B. Hawthorne or a Walter Meili. Critics will bear out my above statement. The Purple twilight and Lavendar have both left us. We know where the Purple twilight has gone, but have our doubts as to Lavendar's destination. 1 have heard that Mr. Jackson is going to pull a fast one and take his squad to Stillwater. No telling what these cagcrs will do. A blinding flash, a deafening report, the smell of smoke! . . . Another flash light picture. Save the surface and you save all. Exceedingly true statement pertaining to the weaker sex as they put on the war paint and set out to get their man. They certainly are scalpers. Another Day passes. I.et's hope he’s eligible next year anyway. Fourth hour of 302 would make a remarkable museum. At least there seem to be enough queer specimens within its portals to attract those who have eaten. As for audiences, first lunch contributes very liberally. It is most amusing I say most, perhaps almost would better display my meaning) to see hundreds of faces peer through the door windows and hands waving sandwiches at friends within. Clever students snake dance down the hall. On this subject of snakes an eminent student explained to me that it makes no difference whether or not the worm turns, because it’s the same on both sides. f 28 )