West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS, ADVISERS Full name ELIZABETH KNOX DONOVAN. . . . A rmlll lo the l MIMulll of her family. . . . Alu-.it appear, Intereded In everythin . whether really Intereded or no . ... I, grudgingly proud o1 her brother llotlcy'.. appointment In a Rhode, u-l»ilnt hl|i. . . . Plan, on u cultural uni wmII) owim at Mlnanod. . . . Cnujr about ■will funillon, . . . Nice Ctrl. MILlHMi O. JOHNSON I, tin, mdiu 1«,'t rhythmic name la full. . . . Love. to liven Mi eia—e« u-lth lengthy dl—our—, m tcfdc. of the day. . . . for Inataucr. l. niliUliii Shuitilrr fair. . . . Iire» e« well. . . Know, hi, ,tuff on .jueaMooa of law. . . . iw.n t really think he I, humor rai,. . ■ . CtaiM unnnlntou, for thl, advl—r. KoKKK r I’At’l. hnnt.KrT. . . . him. for It fact itait during hi, term of oftlr a, the Iren, urer of the cla . nine of tie fund, ft) dlwp-prarol. . . . Wear, nice clothe, In a ert.ply non cholint manner. . , . Ait ltcte l to watching the noble iminl ami groin man, ... I, highly nc-nwnnlidMil amt generally comvdcd to he one of llie led of the better Jon. . . . Headed for Hie hhrh -I-a. In the hud no, . world . . or trpor-I or la I. full name JAMKS HAMILTON I.KKHKHIHNI. . . . I.lkr to np|iear nciiicliatant. . . . Prefer, »o briefy In clothe . . . . Intend, to take n l». H. degree at Tblel (’nllrte In Penn.ytvai.ln. . . . Like, athletic, of all klnda........ mao', man more Ham n ladle,' man. . . . Would prefer In go to Minnesota, and -tick with ht« friend, here. . . . Nice felloa . . . Superior eh,,, pcoldrnt. IMIKOTIIV HELEN XAEGKI.I I, the lady'. full mouleker. . . . Ml»« Wed High in June '»». . . I» Hie r iual of boy rallier than of girl, lo alh letku. . . . lane, ted. ami rhwmhi mud.'. . . . Ha, inane ,i,ter wtio might to lie u,t like her. . . . Prefer■ uatchin lor playing. If permitted' foothill to anything eUe. . lean control when tmm, of Hur Carlow reach her wri Nlee girl. MISS l I .All A J. W.UiKVIIAI.S I. thl. ,il«e« ful mill—r'« title. . . . The January eU„ .wear. h lier. . . . l rr»—« mmtr,tl . . . Prefer, real •lodrnt, to aodal Hon . . . . Olnw,. . . . Small. Efficient Thoroughly re.pected by felhiw teacher . . . . The Iron lunil In llie velvet ctoie idea. . . . Advlier par rvcellence. OUTSTANDING SENIORS Bon W1XCHRI.L Bt'RKII.L .pell. dU.der to nuinv Wlnwe inner mod —cret, were evpcwed In Id, original •i-undal id liar Wlncbe tilling Wed. a real takeolf on Walter Wlnehell. the famou. rohimnld. . . . Ukc. «uM. tleaded tr|,. and Urge car, . . . Prefer, the uimmat In drr . . . . fait, friend. -'Monkey'' amt ''Spook.'' . . . fire.it guy. KOfiP.K P.DMI ND JOSEPH I. thl. .lalllng lad', nam. . . , lla. had a dralght A average from away tuck. . . . SlM.d. a pretty fair game of golf. . . . It , eicellerd tlnaarlal ability a. dmwn In hi, eiprrienee a, doilerd manager. . . . Ill, pinning peruaiallly gain, enofhleoce of other. In him. ... I, e.vtrrinely unauumlng. . . . kVa, a.aided the American legion Medal foe l.cader.hlp and Scholar.hlp In III, claw. . . . f'.rrat fellow. LORRAINE GEORGIA ANDERSON • ■ commonly known a “flood Lgg. . . Mho Andernon I, editor oft he January action of ltd. rag. • ■ . I at the peak of her efflchmcy under pre-ire. . . . Know, how to get work oat nf People without ofene. . . . lla. already -eared a..podtloo OP one of Mlnnenpoll, man) new, .heel.. ... Will probably favor Went with a weekly vldt until die drop - ... A very outdamttng y«u lady. KATE PATTY LAJIHK. the name bring, memorte, of a per—lahlr yiatng lady to many. . . . The writer ran not remember a high—head dance at which .lie wn« not pre» enL . . . Kate ha million, and minion, of perky, orlctnal hal . ... A reffedilngly frank per—jnallty. . . . Prefer, Immarulately groomed boy. lo grimy hand—ne coir,. . . , lake car, and awank. . . . Great gtrl.

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chel! kept the entire school well-supplied with scandal and gained for himself a good reputation. ... A few .slips from Winchcllizing West”:— The rumor is spilled that a new gag is going into effect next term which will endeavor to squelch all high school dance promoters. Any Joe issuing his tag on a dance announcement will be ousted from all school activities. . . A University prof confesses that he slips better grades to his lovelier coeds—and what’s more (he tells us) ninety-nine per cent of the book and ruler guys do likewise”. . . . Nuf ... A Hi-Y out-break startled that staid organization into a quick re-organization to the complete satisfaction of its patron body, the Minneapolis Y. M. C. A. . . . Very few will forget the unfortunate illness that confined John N. Greer, principal, to his home for the greater part of the spring, and all regret his resignation. . . . The recurrence of locker-stealing in the spring caused the aforementioned Hi-Y groups to station members in the halls with the sole motive of protection of property. . . . Plans arc being considered to develop the so-called swamp” near the I.ake of the Isles, for football and baseball practice field. . . . Another championship chalked up for West in April by the Debate Team. . . . None can forget the CWA workers at West this last spring. . . . Weekly conducted a survey on timely problem What effect will the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment have upon the high school youth?”. . . . Teachers were asked to express their opinion on the effect of legalization. . . . Letter received from neighboring merchants stated that the school bookrooms were underselling them, so the sale of school supplies was discontinued by Board of Education ruling........Boys of West voiced a demand for male tutors to replace U. C. girls who were tutoring them. . . . Hi-Y organizations of West helped to conduct a city clothes campaign. . . . Some 2126 students entered the portals of West last fall..Sunlites at West have been pepped up by the newly formed Jazz orchestra. ... A boy's aviation club was started 3nd now the girl’s have come forward with their newly organized aviation club...Remember when Possclt was awarded the Wells’ grid trophy......Was voted outstanding captain by teammates. . . . Then the Rotar- ians backed a Peace contest in the High schools.. Sports Editors chose Weekly’s All-City cage quint; Hal-vorson, Brcslow of West were awarded berths. . . . The swimming team dip| ed off another championship for West.......Weekly came through after a month’s de- lay, this time the Star doing the publishing. . . . Enough. LEST WE FORGET: The January Commencement Dance cleared a fair profit, and the January Class is clear of any debts, so far as play coaching, and so on is concerned. The people’s friend, the fellow who broke the window down at the Curtis Commencement Dance, forced the committee to shell out for it. Pal! The bitterest battle the Miss West High contests have ever staged was held this year with Coralyn Bush heading out a strong field of Margaret Pierson, Mary Cochran. Mary Jane Gleason, Eleanor Knatvold, and Shirlec Poliak. Bob Burrill, former editor of the West High Weekly, conducted the contest, as he has every one since the initial contest in January, 1932. The championship basketball game at the auditorium was a big event of the season for West and South. After the final gun of the game the men in stripes were in extreme disfavor. And then the high schools had to make good the unused tickets even though the Auditorium management had sold beyond the seating capacity. Best part of it was that some holding afternoon INTRODUCTION tickets used them for the night game which included West and South. A Star trophy was won by the West swimmers who copped their third city championship. Bill Wells, former West center player on the football team, was the donor of a trophy cup which is to be awarded each year to the player who proves to be the most valuable to the team. His idea in giving it was to promote teamwork and coordination among the football men. Lest we forget that such outstanding personages were interviewed for the West High Weekly, such as Cornelia Otis Skinner, Gladys Hasty Carroll. George Dewey Washington, Kate Smith, Katherine Cornell, Dr. Francis Richter, Amelia Earhart. Ben Bemic and Ted Lewis.

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Virginia Alhkigiit Blur Trianrk. Sllaer Tri anffle. I1.C- A aromitn of IS nwM la thr At I Sr lop of ISr nlpSa-S l air'll alunya be. WllaMAR BEAL Dim Picture Committee. •4 man An finite u •win; I.oi;ike Bomius t'.C.: O.A.A.; Blue Trl anrle; French Club: CUu I I » y. Oodume Staff: Clam IXince Committee. Blond I'mu a. Clifford Anderson S tniih Club. Clrta. Pro ■mm Commute . TAla moii romlonn MS aril uo l orllon. Lorraine Anderson Student Cnunrll; llcaper-Inn. January Kdltor; WcHtlr Staff. Iloanl: Xu tineial II onor Society: Ainmllua: Spanldi Club. Inamnr: f I r I ' W I'hab: Mailrlcal: Service Chib: BJur Trtanrlc. Ml nor IIimiiI; (i.A.A.: V.C.: Claaa ('ommriimwnl Committee: Clau I'lny AdrertMne Staff. SlminSI giyilt. John I). Bell Script Club. I'rcddent: S me Club; Olcc Club; Weekly s t n ir. Special Writer: Hcaperfaa timid; Cniiinurfxemml I'narnm. Ilit ft ftISnlrSrd Star! It full of 90 1 1 (ifriu. WlI.MA BENDER Choir. C.lee Club. Mndrl Ml. C «inin»riu rmriir Pm grant. ttrr ’a tot'Ht. prfti »+htv •nd lAva .tMir Arnold At 11KI..STAN TumliHnr; Frmthall. See mm Tram. A htnullful «iniimii of IMNiW, Tnftntt iln.nl air frrl loll. Dick Benjamin Emit bill. Tumbling. V» awt Utlb ntklrfr, Kathryn Avery National llnnor Soriely: Silver Trianrk. Scere Ury: Blue Trinnak. Mii-»h Service. I'rorran . Northm-dem Del'rule. I tiler club Council: lUe nln.ire.ile Com lull tee. CKtlrnmn; II caper I an Board; Cln«. Play. Prop erty SUIT: Weekly Stall. Board: Service Club; Round Table; IX; (i.A.A.: French Club ('» nl r lo be oolutnllp it Ire. I aliaV BciKi (i.A.A.. f.C-. Home Hub. Cahrra Club, biinlnl I July. Hay Bidder Semper Fiilrtla. Weekly Hoard. Football. THK XAot. Stanley Boohk Sartnlitl, Bill Booth Rnaelxill. Oym Team. 11‘iire Von, Joe Boran Semp EldelU. Croat Country. Il.i rlall. tiym Tram. -tat Aim. Hr Ann art. Alice Bowman Choir: (Jirla' W Club: (i.A.A.: C.C.. Merit Pin: Blue Trln mile. HuppV p»l«rl» It tk . Margaret B cum aster Sliver Trlaocle. C.C.. (i.A.A.. Ileaiierlan Slat. Weekly Staff. Ilrpeuifabilily prraoniflerf. Kileex Bach Madrtral; French Club; (•Ice Club. South In So rnirn ; IJ.C.; (i.A.A.: Blue Trl.nirk; ComcDcncrmcnt Procram. SSr't tt A Ho S amid. Kern Bader O.A.A.: lllrie Trianrk; Dauber.. I'rcddent; Clam Play. Mllretorm . IAI la n ronlinttal pfnv. In trSIrS 1 mutt nlutipt IKl. Bon Boni.irrr CXC. Treasurer; CI« • • Treaaurrr: Student Council. Kdlaon IVI.-rite. At raandrtn Hrlnalc Service Club; Cliaa Play. •Milestone.Weekly Staff. Board. Pace Editor. Feature Editor: Stair Staff. Death Take a Holiday. -The Royal Kamil y. “Smilin' Throurb : III Y Cabinet: Claw. t .inor Committee; lleaperian. Feature Edit-or: Torch Club, Bolt Bt'KIUIX Weekly Staff. B-urd, Spe eta I Witter. Pare Editor. Editor- In -CMef: ( be . Play. Builne.» Manarer. C I a • a Commencement Committee. Chairman; Script: Promoter. Ml.. Went lllrh” ronteata: WlnebeBIllar Wed Cad umn; Conimenerment Pro tram: data Dunce Coin milter. H'a rolntml. 'fey mar IrrySolrtl JANUARY CLASS Vb.mta Cakciofini (ike Cluti, Oh. Doctor. South in Sonora : C.C.. 0. v Mr eina amy. noil aAr run ifitnrr, Miriam Ciiesham (i.A.A.: Sllaer Irlanrk: Blue Trlanrk: Dauber : UA'.S (Hee Club: CI»M I'lay. Mlkelnam : Cbu Dane Commute . SopSitliraled lady. Merrily.n Clarke French ( tub. Vlce-prr i .lent: nine Trlanrk: l!.C.. Merit Pin: (i.A.A.: National Honor Society: cu« Fkrncr Committee. Cbilrmnn. S rt nil. knout nil. Irllt nil. Caleb Clement Cheer Leader: fleaehall; TuuiMInc Sevan lab Club: Clam Play. Mllcdnoe. Sinplnp, dons toy. Inttnu tlorirt• Virginia Cunt C.C.: O.A.A.: Hue Trl anrle: French ( tub: Am mllua; Junior (lire Club: Clam P I a j Committee: Clam Play. Mlkatone . IFoauaa « offal Dick Cohen Natk-nal llonur Society: French Club: Clm Play. Ml leatonea ; Coounenee meot Proiidiii Commit lee. Carmr. Katherine Coleman C.C.: (i.A.A.: Blue Trl anrle: E'renrh Chib; (lire club. South In Sonora ; Rouml Table. Secretary. W«. I AUK COLESWORTIIY I.C.. Blue Trtanrle. French Club. Hlwdrnt. Janet Co.mii II n tibrra. Secretary: Weekly Staff. Ilonrd. Sl»-rial Writer. Pare Editor: Blur T r lint le; C.C.; French Club: (i.A.A,. ( In PletIIre Committee. Cm O. K.