West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1939 volume:

WEST HIGH SCHOOL LIBRAR 2803 Hennep:n Avenue Minneapolis, Minn, 55408 THE 1939 HESPERIHll PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF WEST HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA j • Courage, initiative, and independence, the virile forces that predominated the character of our forefathers, are encouraged today at West. Only by keeping faith with the builders of America may we sustain and endure as a nation. We have striven to perpetuate in our hearts and minds the activities and leaders whose chief thought has ever been to stimulate, to educate, and to release our personalities into channels of service. TO THE GRRDURTinG SEOIORS • In adopting the theme of service, the graduating classes this year are making a real contribution to the youth of the nation. The idea that young people owe something to their community is refreshing. Youth in America always has been courageous and not afraid of hardship or obstacles. The world owes us nothing. It is the business of every person to make his own way and stand on his own feet. Such a life of independence is worth living. Those who are thrifty, ambitious, and resourceful can live such a life. The greatest adventure and the greatest satisfaction in life will come to the student who rises through his own efforts. NOBLE B. SCHOONMAKER —to him who serves SHADOWS O N THE C ndU bt4 HANDS THAT (HOLD Administration Departments tJuxftouZZT HEARTS THAT LEARN Classes thctftcst jr NT I Nu S THAT SERVE Athletics Feature V � ut4 A £L77lcU, Drawing by Donna Enjiqn Cmi CctU fJi urteu • West High School encompasses three most important sources of service. First: Each course offere thought of extending ing and making mutated with the rtunity for acquir-of its subject. Second: Each of our instructors is for his particular branch of education to present his subject to the oest.'a jmJ Third: Groups and associations embodying art, music, expression, social service, and all athletics serve as the important supplement of our well-planned curM -j These three principles are of service in broadening our knowledge, igivtng expression to our talents, and , developing our character. When we absorb their advantages to our greatest capacity of learning we are able to reciprocate by serving ourselves, our school, our community, and our country. This constitutes our Code of Service. Maura Anderson m i n n e a p o l i s CARROLL R. REED, Superintendent Dr. Charles R. Drake Miss Helen L. Bauman Judge Arthur Le Sueur to BOARD OF EDUCATIOn LYNN THOMPSON, President Henry J. Bessesen Owen Cunningham II Walter Johnson WEST HIGH MRS. LOCKWOOD, Counselor MISS AGNES HOLT, Assistant Principal K 12 OFFICE FORCE MISS CONTOSKI, -Visiting Teacher Mrs. Fern Kenning. Mrs. Ella Stenquist Clerks Inez Mahoney. Dorothy Ribbel, Jo Baker Clerks 13 E (1 G L I 3 H •The English tongue ... clauses—they haunt us . . . Ivanhoe . . . Shakespeare . . . a huge, muscle-bound football star struggling with the line, Thou hast not loved.—O Phebe, Phebe, Phebe. ... a retiring, studious little girl snarling, Out, vile jelly! as she wrenches from its socket an eye of our hero . . . great philosophy . . . beautiful poetry . . . marvelous prose . . . interpretations of lines quoted the world over ... a better comprehension leading to finer lives .... culture for the asking. 14 WILSON versus GILSON—subject English. d e p a r i m e n i Vera Backus Genevieve Breen Vera M. Dondinqor Joyce Gregory IS Zounds, child! Have you no sense of the dramatic? Katherino Murray Margarot Nowell L. E. Loipold 16 D E P A R, T m E fl T Creative writers with Miss Orton produce prize plays and poetry. 17 E n G L I S H Mrs. Zoo Walker Mrs. Elizabeth Wells Ruth Wilson Clara Wagonhalls New filibusters on the horizon with Miss Gregory as guiding star. 18 Ik______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ THE 1 9 3 9 H E S P E R inn STAFF Mr. Anderson Jack Youngdahl Ogden Confer Adviser Editor Business Manager Miss Mooro Art and Layouts ART STAFF White. Ensign. Miss Moore. Schmidt HESPERIAN STAFF First row—Bainbridge. Platten. Anderson, adv., Utley. Youngdahl . . . Second row—Hess. Stono. Cronin. Crowley. Shattuck. Sargent . . . Third row—Leighton. Ensign. Shisler. Colwoll. Anderson . . . Fourth row—Taylor, Confor, Sampson. Hall. Baumgartner, Crowley . . . Not in picture: Yurecko. Fern, Hollis. 19 CREATIVE QUEST High in the pathless spaces of the sky, Alone in the width of the morning sea, We start on life’s short troubled way To dim eternity. We ask thee not for undue favors, world. Only remember—we are very young. We must have time to get our flags unfurled And banners hung. The seas are here, and over us the skies, Upon whose ways we start with dreams of fire; Alike the new-winged eaglet as he flies Toward golden sunsets, straighter,—higher. George Kearns 20 Where ideas are at a premium . . . Creative Writing. SPEECH DEPHRTfUEm Miss Joyce Gregory Coach Betfo Askeldnd Norma Joan Hall Mr. Jackson Coach 1938 STATE WINNERS Ralph Walls James Wanvig Speak not at all, in any wise, till you have somewhat to speak; care not tor the reward of your speaking, but simply and with undivided mind for the truth of your speaking.—Carlyle. Debate—They meet to discuss foreign affairs. 21 o i n n i ; ii i i i n s • QUILL AND SCROLL—An international honorary society for high school journalists . . . the judging of an article by the national society before admission of any member . . . • SCRIPT CLUB—National and local contests . . . creative minds seeking an outlet by writing . . . Wanda Orton's competent guidance . . . the cream of the school's literary talent . . . • TIMES STAFF— Training in the best principles of journalism,. . . an attainment and a retainment of a superior standard . . . West High presented for your eyes’ delight. QUILL AND SCROLL Row I. Johnson. Sooth. Mr. New-strond. 8ohlor. Nyberg . . . Row 2. Dunphy, Cronon, Holland. Knoff. Alexander. Orr . . . Row 3. Rams-dell. VanOrnum, Tuckor. Bremen, Short . . . Row 4. Holman. Anderson. Hope. Daniels. McCarty. Fournier. SCRIPT CLUB Row I. Shisler. Trees.: Fritter. Vice Pres.: Savage. Pres.: Miss Orton. Warner. Weinberg . . . Row 2. Crowley. Haoberle, Hobner. Criss. Anderson. Potter. Davis . . . Row 3. Michols. Ten Dyke. Bradley. Fried. Lane. Machov . . , Row 4. Holman. Cooley. Powers. West-cott, Ruch, McCullough. Heney. TIMES STAFF Row I. Orr. Jansen. D. Crowley. Nyberg. Editor: Mr. Newstrand, Bremen. Buhler, Burton . . . Row 2. Tucker. Short. Van Ornum. Holland, Dunphy, Knoff. Erringer. Cornwall . . . Row 3. Palmer. McCarty. Leaper, Rogers. Colwell. South, McLaren. Remsdell, Cron on . . . Row 4. Roberts. Baumgartner, Drinkall. M. Crowley. Daniels. Fournier. Johnson. Ten Dyke . . . Row 5. Gerberding. Peterson, Holman. Anderson, Plat-ton. Hope. Horwitj. Davis, Francisco. 22 0 R G A n I Z A I I 0 0 5 • CHORAL SPEAKING—Low musical tones of many voices speaking together . . . both poetry and prose given with marvelous expression . . . something different in voice training . . . • MASKERS—Dramatic ability . . . fundamentals of acting, staging, directing, and make-up ... an opportunity for stage talent . . . • DEBATE AND DECLAMATION—Gripping dramatic readings . . . humorous pieces . . . argumentative debates . . . convincing rebuttals . . . preparation for a world in which good speech is essential. CHORAL SPEAKING Row I. Groco. Bartholomew, Anderson, McHardy. Cates. Shat-tuck . . . Row 2. South. Ramsdell. McLaren. Feiten. Archambault . . . Row 3. Monson. Stanton, Johnson, Sahagian, Boquist, Hammond. MASKERS Row I. V. Plattan, Hall, Pres.; J. Platten, Vice Pres.; Miss Gregory. Bartholomew, Secy.-Treas.; Saha qian, Archambault . . . Row 2. Cooley, Haeborle, Eriltsen. Meeker, Askeland. Daskovsky . . . Row 3. R. Anderson, Shopard. Barron. Wolfson, J. Anderson. Conrad. Wanvig. DEBATE AND DECLAMATION Row I. Traff. Walls. Miss Gregory. Mr. Jackson, Hall, Parker, Gibson . . . Row 2. Bartholomew. Coombs. Medcalf, Archambault, Mourstad. Hock, Carr . . . Row 3. V. Platten. Dorer, Barron, Olson. Fritter, Bradley. Holschult . . . Row 4. Landis. Sanford. Ruch, Stone. Crowley. Herman . . . Row 5. Seltzor, Farmer. Craigie. Anderson, Shepard. Garlock, Wanvig. 23 i a � g u a n • Guttural German . . . Sprechen Sie Deutsch? . . liquid Spanish . . . Buenos noches Senor . . . musical French . . oui, oui, mademoiselle . . dreaded Latin . . . Veni, vidi vici . . . some poor misled Ian guage student counting, Eins zwei, tres, quattuor, quinque, six sept—Mon Dieu! zat was ze mistake . . . comprehension of national crises through European history . . . stimulating correspondence . . . strange customs . . . culture of the Old World. Eleanor Poppo Chairmen 24 Now South America is in question in Mr. McLaughlin's Spanish class. At least the language is always the same—in the German class. 25 ORGAN Z A T I 0 11 S •LE CERCLE FRANCAIS—French becomes something besides a monotonous classroom solid . . . instillation of an interest in France, its people, and their language . . . • GERMAN CLUB—Interesting current events of Germany presented and discussed at the meetings . . . comprehension of recent crises through an understanding of the German people . . . • SPANISH CLUB —Music, letters, talks, dances, games, pictures, as they pertain to Spanish . . . entrances by competitive tryouts . . . initiations ... a veritable education in Spanish. FRENCH CLUB Ro � I. Swolland. Troas.: Mollis. Pres.: Miss Hiscock. Cronon. Secy.; Utloy. Vice Pres. . . . Row 2. Ramsdell, Leaper, Hall, Shattuck, Smith . . . Row 3. Moore. Robb. Brown, Hope. Preble, Johnson. GERMAN CLUB Row I. Grancr. Burwell, Gilbert. Field. Pres.: Haeberle. Patrick . . . Row 2. Greco. Copenherve, Gallup, Jackson . . . Row 3. McDonald. Ehlert. Muske. Pepper. Rouse, Selle. Bjorkman. SPANISH CLUB Row I. Franer. Anderson, Troas.; Toepel, Vice Pres.: Mr. McLaughlin. Meyers. Pres.: Pesko. Secy. . . . Row 2. Fowlor, Bam ford, Bra-man, Olesky. Knoff, Utley . . . Row 3. King, Wilbur. Purdy, Levin, Dahlstrom. Hahn . . . Row 4. Rose, Lindsay, Green, Powers. Love. Moritz. 26 SOCIAL S C I E n C E • Records of the past . . . startling events . . . civil rights . . . future problems . . . wholesomeness of democracy vs. lustfulness of dictatorships . . . debates . . . gripping speeches . . . rhetorical Websters . . . constructive movies . . . arresting discussions . . . Munich conference . . . student forums . . . citizens in the making. Ruih Pe ri Willit Bradley Floyd Chandler Chairman Look hard, young historians, it might have its face lifted any time now. 27 H STORY Evan Haahiem Ancil B. Ilstrup Franlt Inglebret Carl J. Jackson Mary Palmer H. O. Johnson World News a la American Observer . . . History with Miss Thomas. 28 D E P f) R I m E fl I Mrs. Effie Rochford Marjorie Spaulding Amanda Sundean Allen Teeter Mabel Thomas Winworth Williams 29 Looking for new worlds to conquer—West's library. 0 R G A I) I Z (I T I 0 n 8 • STUDENT PATRIOT LEAGUE—The plaque to the West High veterans due to their efforts . . . money collected for patriotic projects . . . patriotism to both school and country personified . . . • AMMILUS CLUB—Members are accepted only with a recommendation . . . discussions of the historymaking current affairs . . . guest speakers who are similarly interested . . . historical authorities . . . ® DE POL CLUB—Current issues of political and social natures . . . meetings held with the freedom of forum and debate . . . development of the members' individuality. STUDENT PATRIOT LEAGUE Row I. Greenwood. Youngdahl. Miss Beck. Rendell. Pres.: Mc-Hardy. Pieblado .. . Row 2. Olson. Vice Pres.: Boquist, Trees.: White. Fowler. Tucker, Secy.: Froston. Meyers . . . Row 3. Anderson. Eaton. Sampson. Tyler. Reap. Bar-low. AMMILUS CLUB Row I. Carlson. Pres.: Confer, Trees.: Murphy. Secy.: Mr. Ingle-bret. Swanson. Daulton, Vice Pres. . . . Row 2. Utley. Fowler. Meyers. Parker. Gibson. Shattuck . . . Row 3. Diamond. Addy. Preble. Roberts. Leighton, Cronon . . . Row 4. Treff. Teslow. Moore. Mold . Farmer. Laybourn . Ehrenberg. DE POL CLUB Row I. Purdy. Orr. Secy.; Seltzer. Pres.: Mr. Inglebret, Riemath. Vice Pres.; Francisco. Trees.: Clear . . . Row 2. Heck. Burgi, Crowley. Beery, Langum, Brin . . . Row 3. Bradley. Underwood. Grossman, MacPherson. Engelman, Fritter. Diamond . . . Row 4. Dean, Siverts. Farmer. Lesley, Ruch, Hawkins. Grattan. Barron. 30 fn fl T H E fn fl T I c s • Unknown quantities . . . parallelograms . . . practical minds . . . mathematical genii ... a math, class is no place for imaginative wanderings . . . nothing approximate . . . everything exact . . . representation of quantitative relationships . . . helps constitute effective citizenship . . . who knows? we may have an Einstein in one of our classes. Thoma Gruwell Maud Beck Chairman There’s a point to going around in circles in this class. 31 m fl I H E (Tl fl T I C 3 Pater Galin Therese Gude Harry H. Hill Mri. Alice Williams A. D. Nelson Archer H. Martin Charting the course by compass—Mr. Nelson, captain. 32 n A T U R A L 8 C I E I) C E • Bubbling test tubes . . . mystic formulas . . . Mr. Slifer asking, And if it does, why does it? . . . finding twenty-three parts to a poor, defenseless, pickled frog . . . Mr. Morris explaining, Your moronic tendencies are excusable, it's your chromosomes . . . fields of science ... is there a Pasteur in the house? Henry Duel Royal Guetaloe Arthur Anderson Chairman 33 Growing minds tending growing plants. 3 C E 0 C E Ruben Holmquist John Morris 0. A. Houck A. D. Norton Arthur Slifer Hugo M. Wickstrom 34 Add this and a little of that—my, what lovely odors! o r g ii n i z i) t i o n s • KAMERA KLUB—Staff photographer for the Times . . . field trips . . . class movies . . . candid shots of school activities ... a hobby developed into a worthwhile service . . . • HOME CLUB—Girls who are independently making their own way in life and are doing a good job of it . . . determination and accomplishment personified . . . • BIRD AND CONSERVATION CLUB—Young people interested in the preservation of the wild life of the state . . . discussions . . . constructive lectures ... a worthwhile project. KAMERA KLUB Row I. Chan, Pro .: Freomon, Mr. Norton Hay. Kenney. Secy.-T.ees.: Wagner . . . Row 2. Keen. Watten. Wotala, Ruby. Moore. Smith . . . Row 3. Crowley. Childs. Ley-bourno. Larson. Iverson. Gosling. HOME CLUB Row I. Ahlman. Secy.; Ahlquist. Mrs. Lockwood. Johnson. Buo. Anderson . . . Row 2. Knutsen. Cooke. Culiver. Hetman, Pres.; Teich . . . Row 3. Ordway. Bakule, Higgins. Grendahl. Hasch. Bo-lingor . . . Row 4. Pepper, Vice Pros.; Vootmann. Byrdziak. League. Kioselhorst, Lien. Portlence. BIRD AND CONSERVATION CLUB Row I. Good. Boquist. Hobgood. Pres.; Miss Thomas. Bromor. Secy.; Hawkins. Vico Pres. . . . Row 2. Morison. Sanderson. McHardy. Wood. Swanson. Wells. Eastman . . . Row 3. Buckley. Bamford, McLoren. Holland. Homstreet Herrick . . . Row 4. Bradley. Warner, King. Carlson. Anderbirg, Iverson. Anderson. 35 c o m m e r c i a l • Staccato report of typewriters . . . speed tests . . . stencils . . . prayers for perfection . . . it’s exasperating to erase . . . mimeographs . . . competent fingers . . . mystic symbols of shorthand . . . trigger-like minds . . . bookkeeping . . . numbers in front of them, numbers in back of them, numbers around them . . . red totals, black totals . . . adding machines . . . somebody counting, Knit two, purl two, pull the lever down twice . . . typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping . . . our business a la future. 36 Wanted: patience—Reward: speed and accuracy in the typing class. D E P B R Charlotte McFarlane Mrs. Arlene Winslow Orville Moe 37 It all adds up to the bookkeeping class. music D E P fl R T m E n T • Powerful voices . . . lilting voices . . . basso profundos . . . beautiful sopranos . . . students meet Faust and Carmen . . . expression in song . . . Mr. Tkach is a busy man, but he still has time to discover new talent and develop it . . . acquaintance with the masters ... a marvelous opportunity for some. Peter Tkach George Krieger Harry Ranks Strike up the band, Mr. Krieger. 38 0 R G A 0 I Z A T I 0 11 3 • OCTETTE—Eight strong voices . . . appearances on the stage, the radio . . . caroling on Lake and Hennepin . . .the cream of the best . . . • JAZZ BAND—The swingaroos of West High . . . performances under the name of Ted Anderson and his West-Winds ... a popular and entertaining organization . . . • GLEE CLUB—Choral assistance for student activities . . . the renowned leadership of Mr. Tkach . . . provision of a higher type of musical learning and presentation. OCTETTE J. Andorson. Director: Closson. Accompanist; 8crto!son. Mclntiro. Cooley. Borres. Van Dusen, C. Andorson. Damschen. JAZZ BAND C. Johnson. Dunham. J. Anderson T. Anderson. D. Griffith Fisk. R. Johnson. Fredburg. Knudsen. Levorett, L. Griffith. Roberts. GLEE CLUB Row I. Addy. Rearson. Runhardt. Mr. Tkach. Kcssenick. Swanson. Acker . . .. Row 2. Moore. Hag-man. Swanson. Blazier, M. Kos-senick, F. Cooley. Simeendson. Welles . . . Row 3. Lund. Hudson Closson. Souder. Berry. Sargent Culver, Potorson . . . Row 4. King Norris. Batoford. A. Cooley Anderson. Elert. Wesela. Black . . . Row 5. Soleman, Byrdziak Matoi-� ky, Bergo. Bremer. Johnson. Hyde. Hefty . . . Row 6. Whittaker Berres Manning Day. Dansche Eaton. Rober. Hanson . . . Row 7. Stockbridge. J. Anderson C. Anderson Sturtevant. Deringor, 3erres. Parker. Konnody. Monson. J9 music DEPflRTmEnT Waiting for their cue at the Baccalaureate Services. 40 CHOIR —ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA Row I. Shefeluk. Maurttad. Selmanoff, McCulloch, Brunk. Cooper, Cadlo . . . Row 2. Stephenson. Snyder. DeWitt. Wikoon. Bolingor. Portlance. Purdy. Fasbender, Beck, Jensen. Boquist, Anderson. Steiner. Fossum . . . Row 3. McCulloch. Seidemann. Wise. Anderson, Roberts. Ackerman. Monroo. Nordland. Jacobs Johnson, Nelson. Woods. Zemlin, Barron, Thompson. Becker. Cronon, Van Ornum, Ryan, Peterson, Bunnell, Phillips . . . Row 4. Wolf Mr. Krioger, Hermann, Bros. Schapiro. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row I. Watters. Crowley. Langum, Nordberg, A. Olson, Meeker, Seastrand. Skinner, Jonks. Clear, Koll. Christopherson. Graner, Gustafson, F. Cooloy, A. Cooley . . . Row 2. Bofstead, Smith Halverson. Gebhardt, Van Dusen. Kivo, Phillips. Endres. Boice. Schuck. Kell. Ehlerts. M. Anderson, Bertelson. Loach . . . Row 3. E. Olson. Jensen, Archibald, M. Andorson, Demschen, Holbrook. Lund. McGrath. Olson, F. Andorson, Bock, McNevin. Wall. Graca. Nelson . . . Row 4. Jordan, Moore. Blekeslee, Mattern, Pell, Bezoir, Scharling. McKornon. Soudor, Oahlstrom. Harris. Beeman, Huckins. Bjorkman, Kohler . . . Row 5. D. Nelson. Sturtevant, Roso, Paul. Robbins. Blumgren, Rogers. C. Anderson, J. Anderson Pres.: Chance, Taber. R. Berres. Mclntire. Corcoran, J. Berres. Peterson. • CHOIR—Inspirational music personifying beauty . . . eighty lilting, inspired, talented voices . . . conventions . . . high praise of judges and spectators . . . spirit of teamwork and industry exemplified . . . worthwhile experience . . . musical and spiritual betterment ... a faultless record . . . national fame . . . • ORCHESTRA —Beneficial for those desiring to play for engagements . . . musical assistance for class plays, talent shows. P.T.A. meetings . . . instruments handled with deftness . . . soothing strains of violins . . . the leadership of Mr. Krieger . . . worthwhile preparation in the classics ... a constructive organization. 41 0 R G fl 0 I Z A T I 0 n S • DAUBERS CLUB—Further development of ability . . . smaller, more specialized group ... a life class . . . numerous mediums . . . opportunity for artistic students . . . • SIGN CLUB — Signs — humorous, constructive, informative, and advisory . . . raising the standards of printed matter . . . cooperation with all school activities ... we appreciate this club . . . • MADRIGAL CLUB—Instrumentalists and vocalists. . . . talent plus . . . solos from students . . . entertainment by guest artists . . . tryouts . . . initiations. DAUBERS Row I. Bearg, Anderson. Miss Moore. Ensign. Pres.; Brin. Secy.-Trees. . . . Row 2. Rynchek. Larson. Lichterman. Austin . . . Row 3. Paul. Schmidt. Baumgartner. Carl-son. Nelson. SIGN CLUB The art students who hevo worked in tho Sign Room during the past yoar are Elizabeth Closson. Jack Carter. John Rogers. Donna Ensign. and Bob Baumgartner. MADRIGAL CLUB Row I. Franer. Lamont. Clear Cooley. Mr. Tkach Cronon. Pros.; Kessonich. Maurstad . . . Row 2. Gustafson, B. Johnson, D. Johnson. Ehlert. Van Dusen, Souder. Shefeluk . . . Row 3. Converso Selle. Anderson, Mattern, Robb. Ten Dyke, Barron . . . Row 4 Iverson. Trees.: Damschen. Secy.: Olson, B'|orkman. Mclntire. Sturte-vant. Dunham, Nelson. 42 ART D E P fl R T (n E n T • Harmonious color . . . living beauty . . . studies of the ancient masters, their art. their buildings . . . instructors absorbed in creating good taste in the student . . . Indian designs . . . expressive loveliness . . . sketches of models . . . posters . . . souls responsive to beauty in any form. Hazel Moore Chairman Rosalia Bireline If there's a Rembrandt Miss Moore will find him. 43 LIB R fl R Y • An environment of culture . . . walls lined with books . . . paintings . . . constructive research . . . inspiring classics . . . current magazines . . . Miss Lockhart repeating for the umpteenth time, Due tomorrow morning before eight-thirty ... a reign of silence . . . reading matter for every taste . . . this is our library. Janet Lockhart Beverly Prechel Chairman 44 Let there be silence —and there was. quote Miss Lockhart. C L 0 T H I (1 G FOODS • Girls in white . . . balanced menus . . . attractive service . . . savory food . . . discussions of a happy home life . . . account books . . . budgets . . . girls with nimble fingers . . . expression in fabric . . . ideas of unity, harmony, and proportion carried out in garments . . . interior decorating . . . home makers. Mr . Mary Pottar Chairman Alica Orfiald Lydia Shaefar Lunch room manager Learning the way to a man's heart via electricity. 45 111D U 3 T RIA L DEPARTMENT • Machine shop . . . wood shop . . . clever fingers . . . steady hands inventive minds . . . expression caught in wood . . . intricate workmanship . . . manipulation of materials . . . tool processes . . . tradesmen built our nation . . . drawing room . . . application of constructive ideas on paper . . . mechanical drawings . . . our future engineers. Ray Southworth Jesie Moore Will. B. Titjworth Chairman Today's learners. Tomorrow's experts. 46 PHYSICAL E D U C fl T I 0 n Looit Zavodsky William Farrell Allen Teeter Chairman c 47 One-two-three four—dozens doing their daily dozens. ORGflniZHTIOnS • SILVER TRI BOARD—The junior branch of the Girl Reserves ... a world wide organization . . . the development of a well-balanced personality . . . good social contacts . . . • BLUE TRI BOARD—Turnabout . . . Senior Farewell Banquets . . . new and different entertainment at their meetings . . . over three hundred and twenty-five social minded members . . . ® U. C. CLUB —Fun and service combined . . . entertainment and refreshments every two weeks ... ten hours work for the school's benefit from each member . . . richer school lives for junior and senior girls. SILVER TRI BOARD Row I. Van Ornum, Socy.: Me Cultouch, Aarnet. Pres.; Mitt Or field. Quint. Wi e . . . Row 2. Bo! ttad. Vaughn. Hogan, Fowler Monroe . . . Row 3. Youngdahl Mowhinney. Meighem. Entrikin Heynacher. Vice Pre .; Cooper Trees. BLUE TRI BOARD Row |. J. Ueland. Secy.: Leighton, Pro .: Mitt Backut, Mitt Grosz. S. Ueland. Treat.; Murphy, Vice Pre . . . . Row 2. Struthert. Chrit-topherton, Protter. Cronon. Jones . . . Row 3. Kingtley. Sahagian Larton, Ryan, Moan, Hayet. U. C. BOARD Row I. Mr . Boquitt, McHardy Anderson. Vice Pres.; Van Ornum Blaxier. Mitt Styer . . . Row 2. Jerome. Clotton. Atkeland. Treat.; Pitcher. Latley. Snyder . . . Row 3. Hall. Holli . V. Platten, J, Platten, Secy.; Cooley. Pre .; Kruemer. 48 0 I G II A I Z B T I 0 il S • PING PONG—Luncheon athletics . . .twelve top-ranking players . . . outside tournaments . . . quick arms . . . trained eyes ... our Cowboy Paddle-Wielders . . . • CHESS CLUB—Potential generals plotting military victories • • attempts to crush the enemy by one gesture . . . wars are won or lost on this chess board . • SERVICE CLUB-Peanuts . . . popcorn . . . candy ’ ’ ' C°”mele° aPP es our Wsst High venders . . . who can resist as they coax, Please buy my wares. PING PONG Kennedy. McDonnell. Metcelf. Pell, Anderson. Siverts. Leighton. Landis. CHESS Row I. Roberts. Trees.; Lonsdale. Mr. Opfer, Medcalf, Pres.; Phillips . . . Row 2. Jones. Reep. Landis. Leighton. Denzene. Barron. SERVICE Row I. Bartholomew. Lamont, Hayes. Pres.; Mr. Chandler, Phil lips. Secy.-Treas.; Ferris. Orr . . Row 2. Shattuck, Robertson, Kulp, B. Meyers. A. Meyers. Cronon . . . Row 3. Cooper. Moorhead. Hudson, Ramsdoll. Tucker. Short, Johnson . . . Row 4. Christopher, Horwitx. Ruch. Sehegian, Leighton. Rockwood. Paul. 49 0 R G A n I Z 0 I I 0 0 s • STUDENT COUNCIL—Service to West . . . elections by student body . . . representatives of their respective classes . . . instigators of those green and white temptations before every football game . . . sponsors of Green and White Day parade . . . are behind our football dances . . . development of an effective traffic service . . . members devote their time to selling tickets for school's benefit ... no reward for services rendered . . . our school government. STUDENT COUNCIL Row I. Kolloy. Treas.; Murphy, Secy.: Mr. Duel, Mr. Jacltson. Miss Teeter, Cooley, Vice Pres.: Zesbaugh, Pros.: McClellan . . . Row 2. Purdy. Short. I. Van Ornum. Robinson. M. Van Ornum, Moyers. Utley. Wise . . . Row 3. Norstad. Huntley. McNevin. Soide-mann. Witt. Kraemer, Snyder. Blarier . . . Row 4. Platten, Abbott, Sivright, Heynacher. Nyberg, Gilson, Lane, Youngdahl . . . Row 5. Loper, Walls, Wyatt, Bainbridge. George. Thomos, Mattern, Traff. Woods. • NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—Scholastic achievements ... a recognition of services, scholarship, character and leadership . . . the motivating spirit of West . . . leaders in other fields as well . . . brilliant minds . . . magnetic personalities . . . active in school affairs . . . they shall lead our civic communities of the future . . . sponsorship of many projects . . . good speakers . . . poised students . . . clear-thinking minds . . . they are getting something worthwhile from their school. $ a 3 $ as : § JL 8 9 PVWl} - ft f_ ij W ? A I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I. Born . ShaMuck, Socy.: Min Gross, Mr. Norton, Miss Spaulding. Hope. Vica Pros.: Cronon. Troas. . . . Row 2. Franceschina. Colo. J. Uoland, Utley, Maurstad. Bartholomew, Forris . . . Row 3. Haeberle, Hegman. Moyers. Wood. Copon harve. Preblo. Shofoluk . . . Row 4. Murphy. South. Moorhead, Bour-gerie. DeVries. Gibson. Dahl . . . Row 5. Hollis, Johnson. Hegstrom, Barron. Willson. S. Uoland. Price. Schmidt . . . Row 6. Hall, Jackson, Cameron, Roberts, Archibald. Lay-bourno,Gilbert. Wanvig, Danielson. 0 R G R 11 I Z fl T I 0 II S • Hl-Y CABINET—Active boys . . . citizens of tomorrow bettering the communities of today ... an organization for the good of our American youth . . . • CLUB PRESIDENTS—Every member a leader in his own field . . . the students who are not only taking something from West but are also giving something in return . . • ® ADVISORY PRESIDENTS—Outstanding members of each class ... a means of informing every student of certain events taking place . . . sponsors of the collection of funds. ALL Hl-Y CABINET Row I. Fisk, Baldwin, Kelly, Vice Pres.: Zesbaugh, Pres,; Howard, Trees.: White. Secy. . . . Row 2. Thomas. Teslow, Parke. Bus. Mgr.; Richards. Confer. Carlson . . . Row 3. Walls, Loper, Anderson, Mathewson, Lowis, Woods. CLUB PRESIDENTS Row I. Meyers. Hell, Cronon. M Andorson. Cooley. Leighton . , Row 2. Crowley. Hollis. Parker Copenharve, Rondell, Chan . . Row 3. Carlson. Nyberg. Randall Thomas. J. Anderson . . . Row 4 Whito. Walls. Savage, Hush Seltzer. Thorson. ADVISORY PRESIDENTS Row I. Purdy, Smith. Bartholomew Dehn, B. Anderson. Barbeso Thomas. Short. Shettuck . . . Row 2 Wagner. Francis, Hamley. Benedict Larson. Fowler. Mayberg, Hersey . . . Row 3. Janson. Callahan. Han son. Kraemer, Morritz, Wyman Glenny, Kellgren, Cowsineau . . Row 4. Dahlstrom, Moo. Snow Sahagian. Thompson. Burwell, Me Nevin, Diamond . . . Row 5. Lay bourne. Bell. B. Anderson. Norstad 8radley, Lindquist. Underwood Gibson. Emmort . . . Row 6. Me Koreghen. Nyberg. Sauer. Bradforc Olsen. Lo'sen. Greer, Ehrenberg Woods . . . Row 7. Gorberdinc Lesley. Bjorkman, Corcoran. Wecl Gibbs. Butler. Guotzloo. Treff. Low SI o r c n o i z ii i i o n s • SETON HI CLUB—A veritable Hi-Y in the feminine gender . . . promotion of school activities among the West girls . . . worthy enterprises . . . • WIN-X HI-Y—Participants of all Hi-Y activities . . . were handicapped at beginning of semester . . . have risen above that handicap in true Win-X style . . . • ORION AND PAX HI-Y — Outstanding records . . . social activities . . . many accomplishments . . . successful enterprises . . . foremost in Hi-Y events . . . the past year has been one of which to be proud. SETON HI Row I. Mis Breon, Boch, Nolan. Albright. Pras.; Esposath, Secy.: Miss Murray . . . Row 2. Lane. M. Kelly. Pomoroy. Larson, LaSalle . . . Row 3. Rasmussen. Galvin, Reintsma. Stanton, Lisecki. P. Kelly. WIN-X Row I. Hustad. Trees.; Towle. Secy.; White. Pres.: Smiley. Mathewson ... Row 2. Weber, Wilson. Cooper. Drinkall. Brown . . . Row 3. Shove. Kohler. Bailey, Alexander, Shertin. PAX—ORIONS Row I. Dallman, 8rown. Ford. Leaper. Short. Abbot. Hyland . . . Row 2. Chandler. Armstrong. Bolla Lilja. Bradford, Thomas. Lundburg Richards . . . Row 3. Heller. Baker, Lang. Parmelle. Fitts. Olson. Randall .. . Row 4. MacGillvary. Whitten. Ashworth. Anderson. Wilson. Wold. Ounkum. Lewis. 52 o r c (i n i z ii t i o n s • SEMPER Hl-Y—The score board of their making broadcasting our football conquests to the world . . . dinner dances . . . scavenger hunts . . . sleigh rides . . . • UTA Hl-Y—Risen from its origin at Jefferson Junior High . . . Uta members are locally famous in school activities . . . social events planned for the spring . . . • CXC Hl-Y—The first of the Hi Y chapters at West . . . sponsors of social events ... an active group of boys . . . aid given to needy families. SEMPER FIDELIS Row I. Modcalf. Baldwin. Fisk. Pres.: Crowley. Vice Pres. . . . Row 2. Shew. Ninon, Coombs. Root . . . Row 3. Nelson, Andorson, Shaddey. Treat.: Baker. UTA Row I. Nyberg.Secy.:Howard. Vice Pres.: Zesbaugh. Pros.: Caforello, Anderson , . . Row 2. Waldron. Johnson. Youngdahl, Pell. Row 3. Date Bainbridgo. Mathyias. Hankins. Olson. C. X. c. Row I. E. Robb. Confer. Vico Pres.: Carlson. Pres.: Price. Treos.: Ronald. Secy------Row 2. Solhaug D. Robb. Sivright. Douglass Bro back. Anderson . . . Row 3. Ger-herding. Ryan. Nelson. Bauder Davis. o r g a n i z ii i i o n s • ARCHONS Hl-Y—The latest of our West Hi-Y chapters . . . establishment of a program of recreation and educational speakers ... a strong organization in a year's short time . . . • LOX Hl-Y—Members looking back on one of the most successful years in Lox's annals . . . members looking forward to the annual spring private with Alla Hi-Y . . . • ALLA Hl-Y—Young men of widely divergent interests . . . athletic, forensic, and scholastic stars represented in the Alla Hi-Y chapter members. ARCHONS Row I. Thomas, Pres.: Woods, Vice Pros.: Steen. Secy.; Golden, Troei.; Machov . .. Row 2. Leo, Ostrander, Minors. Hanson. Hirsch . . . Row 3. Jilson, Lindsey. Helgosen, Mitchell, Macintosh, LOX Row I. Bremen. Treas.: Teslow Pres.: Blakeslee. Secy.: Parle, Vice Pres.: Smith . . , Row 2. Haverly, Reep. Harris. George, Robert , .. Row 3. Forchas Lindroos. Knowlos, Sampson. Davis. ALLA Row I. Allen. Traff. Trees.: Loper. Pres.: Ehrenberg. Vico Pres.: Doslovsky . .. Row 2. Naas. Mooro. Leges. Corcoran, Williams. Moritj . . . Row 3. Van Langon. Walls. Secy.: Toepel, Wenvig, Norberg. 54 Drawing by Donna Ensign mURRY CLASS hat 0 n R L H 0 n 0 R SOCIETY 01E (A B E R S BOURGERIE, GRACE CAMERON. OLIVEANNE CRONAN. CONSTANCE DANIELSON. CHARLES FRANCESCHINA. BETTY HOPE. ROSEMARY JOHNSON. DONABETH LAYMAN. LOIS LOPER. ROGER SCHMIDT. RAYMOND SHATTUCK. MARY SOUTH. MARY CLASS OFFICERS WALT NYBERG ALICE SNYDER ROGER LOPER JEAN BLAZIER President Vice President Treasurer Secretary H 0 hors T U D E n T S ROSEMARY HOPE Salutatorian GRACE BOURGERIE Valedictorian MARY SHATTUCK Salutatorian 55 J fl n U fl R Y GRADUATES • Looking back . . . Ah! At last we are A-Sen-iors! . . . football season . . . that memorable West-Central game . . . Cowboy Day Parade . . . Homecoming dance . . . Seven Keys to Baldplate . . . commencement night . . . college or work ... a new life . . . showing they're made of the right stuff . . . looking ahead . . . the January class marches on. BETTY ADDY (203) . . . Flower Committee; Clew Play Wardrobe Committee: French Club; Gleo Club; U- C.: Silver Triangle; Bluo Triangle: Ammilus: Honor Roll; G. A. A. ANN ALLEN (203) . . . Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle: U. C. Merit Pin; French Club. DOROTHY ANDERBERG (122) . . . CLIFFORD ANDERSON (209) .. . Orion : Football, '37, ’38. . BUZZ 8AINBRIDGE (12?) . . . Hesperian Editor: Stu-dent Council: Uta: Class Play: Service Club: Marionettes; Chairman Homecoming Parade. GEORGE BALDWIN (209) . . . DePol, Vico President: Advisory President; Sempors. President; Track Team; Class Play. JOHANNA BARBASO (122) . . . G. A. A.: Blue Triangle: U. C. BETTY BERGE (203) . . . Silver Triangle; U. C.: French Club: G. A. A.; Glee Club: Blue Triangle. 4 JACK BRICKLEY (122) . . . JOHN BROBACK (230) ... Chairman Publicity of Class Play: CXC. JOYCELYN BURCKHARDT (109) ... Silver Trianglo: G. A. A JOE CADLO (209) . . . Traffic; Orchestra. Rhetorical Websters view the fruits of their labors—is that pride on their faces —it should be. they can afford it. BILL BERNSTEIN (122) ... JEAN BLAZIER (122) . . . Secretary Senior Class: U. C. Board; G. A. A.: Blue Triangle: French Club: Glee Club; Student Council. ELIZABETH BOHLER (122) . ..Times Staff- Quill and Scroll; French Club; U. C.: G. A. A.: Service Club. GRACE BOURGERIE (122) . . . Valedictorian; Blue Trionglo; G. A. A.; French Club- National Honor Society. RUTH CALLOWAY (122) . . . French Club Board: G. A. A. Award: U. C. OLIVEANNE CAMERON (122) . . . National Honor Society: Silver Triangle: U. C. LOWELL CARLSON (230) . . . CXC. President; Am milus. President: Times Staff: Chairmen of Class Day. ROLAND CARLSON (122). BOB CHRISTENSON [230) . . . RUTH ANN COLLIS (122) . . . G. A. A.: U. C. ADELYN COPELIN (109) . . . U. C.: G. A. A.; Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle. ENID COUNTRYMAN (109). CONSTANCE CRONON (109) . . Madrigal. President- Blue Triangle Board: Ammilus: Hesperian Staff; Co-Chairman Commencement Committee: National Honor Society. Secretary; Quill and Scroll; U. C.: Silvor Triangle: Times Staff: Service Club. DORIS MAE CROWLEY (109) .. . Quill and Scroll- Associate Editor Times. CHARLES DANIELSON (122) . . . National Honor Society. DEAN DAVIDSON (122). HARRY DAVIS (102) ... Lox: Choir; Glee Club: Class Day Committee- Wrestling; Basketball. FRANCES DAVISON (209) . . . Advisory President; Blue Trienglo; G. A. A.: U. C. GRACIA DESM (209) . . . Silver Triangle: Blue Triangle; U. C.: Spanish Club: Senior Class Memorial Committee. KENNETH DU KATZ (122). LOIS ECKBERG (122) . . . Blue Triangle: U. C. GEORGE EDLING (102) . . . Tumbling; Golf. PEARL ENGEL (109) . . . Blue Triangle: U. C.: Seton Hi. MARCENE FAHNBERG (209) . . . U.C.: 8lue Triangle; G. A. A. ROBERT FALOON (230) . . . Class Play Committee. TOM FERN (122) . . . Advisory President: Commencement Committee: Golf; Hesperian Staff. DON FERRELL (122) . . MAURINE FISHER (203) . . . U. C. Bleachors worn with use—blocks of wood —it's a come-down to have to use them— a photographer In action. MARTIN FISK (230) . . . Fencing Club. President: Advisory President; Band; Publicity Committee Class Play. MARIAN FOLSOM (209) . . . Silver Triangle; U. C. Merit Pin; Blue Triangle. LAURENCE FOSTER (102) . . . BETTE FRANCESCHINA (209) . . . Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle: U. C.: National Honor Society. DON FRISK (230) . . . Wrestling. JOHN GARLOCK (230) . . . Radio Club. BETTY SUE GILSON (122) . . . U. C.: Blue Triangle; French Club: Service Club: Class Play; Student Council; Commencement Dance Committee. ROBERT GLANZ (230) . . . Win-x; Class Play Committee. JOAN GRIFFIN (109) . . . EMMETT GUNDERSON (230) ... Choir: Glee Club. ALICE HAMMOND (109) Advisory President; G. A. A.; U. C.; Blue Triangle: Choir. SYLVIA HARRIS (109) ... Blue Triangle: U. C.; G. A. A.; Seton Hi. JIM HART (230) . .. Fencing Club; Baseball. HARVEY HAWKINS (122) . . . Bird and Conservation. Vice President; Do Pol; Wrestling: Baseball; Times Stoff. DOROTHY HEINSCH (109) ... Blue Triangle; U. C. BARBARA HENRY (109) . . . G. A. A.; U. C.: Blue Triangle: Times Staff. ROSEMARY HOPE (122) ... National Honor Society. Vice President; Blue Triangle: G. A. A.; French Club Board; U. C. Merit Pin; Times Staff; Quill and Scroll Club: Studont Director of Class Play; Silver Triangle. JOHN HOWARD (230) . . . Ute. Vice President; All Hi-Y. Treasurer: Tennis: Commencement Dance Committee. DON HUTSON (102) . . . ROGER IVERSON 1230) . . . Bird and Conservation. President; Madrigal. Treasurer; Chairman Baccalaureate Committee: Kamera Klub; Choir. Boy moots girl at the Art Exhibit—the master represented in the Halls of West —culture gratis. BOB JAMES (230) . . . MERRILLYN JEROME (209) , . . U. C. Treasurer; Service Club; Silver Triangle. Treas- urer: French Club: Blue Triangle: Chairman Class Play Committee. BETTIE JOHNSON (109) . . . Silver Triangle: Blue Triangle; G. A. A.; Choir; U. C. Merit Pin; Glee Club; Madrigal. DONABETH JOHNSON (109) . . . Times Staff; Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle: U. C.: Madrigal; French Club; National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Flower Committee. MARGARET JOHNSON (109) . . . Silver Triangle: U. C.: Blue Triangle. ROBERT JOHNSTONE (230) . . . LYNN JONES (230) . . . ELAYNE KALOGER- SON (109) ... U. C. Merit Pin; Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle. PATRICIA KELLER (109) ... Bird and Conservation; U. C.: G. A. A. MARION KESSENICH (209) . . . Class Play Wardrobe Committee; Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle: Glee Club: Madriggl; U. C.: French Club. ELIZABETH KINGSLEY (203) . . . Advisory President; Blue Triangle Board; U. C.: G. A, A.-Class Day Committee: Class Play. KATHARINE KINGSLEY (122) . . . U. C. Board; Cap and Gown Committee: G. A. A.; Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; Fronch Club. JOAN LARSON (209) . . . Chairman Senior Memorial Committee; Blue Triangle Board; French Club; Silver Triangle: U. C.: G. A A. MARJORIE LARSON (109) . • . Advisory President: G. A. A.; Bluo Trianglo; U. C. MELVIN LARSON (102) . . . LOIS LAYMAN (109) . . . Script Club. Treasurer; French Club: Home Club. MARGARET LEE (109) ... U. C. PRISCILLA LEWIS (203) ROGER LOPER (230) . . . Alla. Presi- dent; National Honor Society, President; Student Manager: De Pol. Vice President; Treasurer Senior Class: Ammilus, President; Advisory President; German Club: W Club: Student Council; Service Club: Class Play: All Hi Y Cabinet. BILL LOTT (122). JACK LUCAS (102) . . . Baseball. MAXINE Mac-ANDREW (209) . . . RODNEY MANNING (102) . . . Commencement Dance Committee: Gleo Club: Choir; Madrigal: Director of Jazz Band: Octette Manager; Orchestra: Class Play: Mayon ; Gondoliers. TULA MANZAVRAKOS (109). BUD MATHEWSON (102) . . . Properties Managor; Win- : Class Play Committee: Hi-Y Cabinet. MARLENE MAYNARD (109) ... Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle- Advisory President; Assistant Director Class Play: U. C.: G. A. A.: Commencement Committee. JIM McKEAND (102) . . . Senior Memorial Com-mittce. MAY McKEAND (209) . . Silver Triangle: Bluo Triangle: Flower Committee. American Youth in one of their off moments—something must be intriguing— isn't that exciting. Jack? MILLICENT MEADLEY (109) . . . G. A. A.. Vice President; W Award; U. C.r All City Athletic Award; Bluo Trianglo: Silvor Triangle. HAROLD MEYERS (230) . . . Clew Day Committee: Daubers; Claw Play Script; Hi-Larities. DON MONSON (102) . . . Kamera Klub: Glee Club. DON NELSON (102) . . . Wrestling; Fencing; Glee Club; Kamera Klub; Cap and Gown Committee. LOUIE NELSON (102) . . . Masquers; Script; French; De Pol: Sempers: Class Play: Commencement Dance Committee. HARRIETTE NESS (203) . . . U.C. HELEN NESS (203) . . . U. C. MILDRED NEWMAN (209). DON NIXON (102) . . . Sempers. CRYSTAL NOTE- STINE (203) . . . G. A. A.: Blue Triangle; U. C. Merit Pin; Silver Triangle; W Award. WALTER NYBERG (102) . . . President Sonior Class; Advisory President; Uta. Secretary; Editor Times: Quill and Scroll: Student Council. MAXINE O'CONNOR (203). Crowding, jottlino and tramolinq—First or second lunch? Meatballs and qravy— or what have you? Hurry up—were hunqry. LAURENT OLSON (102) . . . Commencement Com mi tee: Student Patriot, Vice President. LORAIN OLSON (203) . . . G. A. A.; U. C.: Silver Triangle: Blue Triangle. RICHARD ORR (122) . . CLARE OVER. HOLT (102) . . . 'W Club: Football; Track: Ski Club. ALFRED PIERCY (230) . . . ELAINE PIFFNER (203) . . . Silver Triangle: U. C.’ G. A. A.; Blue Triangle. VIRGINIA PLATTEN (203) . . . Class Play; U. C. Board: Advisory President: Hesperian Staff; Chairman Baccalaureate Committee; Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle: G. A. A.: Student Council: Times Staff; Masquers; National Forensic League. LOLA PRATT (209) . . . U. C. Merit Pin. JEAN REID (209) ... U. C.; Blue Trianglo; Silver Trianglo: Madriqal; Class Play Make-up; G. A. A VIRGINIA RIENTSMA (203) . . Seton Hi. Secretary; G. A. A. U. C.: Orchestra. HAZEL RIEDEL (203) Blue Triangle: Seton Hi. ROGER REIMATH (102) ... Del Pol. Vice President; Chairman Memorial Committee. ANNE LOU RIHELDAFFER (203) . . . Silver Triangle. JOAN ROCHEFORD (203) . . . MARY ROUZER (209) . . . Silver Triangle: Blue Triangle: U. C.r French Club. DON RUSH (102) . . . Advisory President: Kamera Klub: Times Staff. JAYNE SARGENT (203) ... G. A. A. Board: Com-moncement Committoe: Times Staff; U. C. Merit Pin-Blue Triangle: Advisory President. RAYMOND SCHMIDT (102) . . . Chairman Cap and Gown Committee; Daubers, President; Hesporian Staff: National Honor Society. RUBYE SCHNACKY (203) . . . Silver Triangle: Blue Triangle: U. C.: G. A. A. LLOYD SCHWARTZ (102) . . . German Club: Glee Club. ROGER SCOTT (209) . . Sempers. Secretary. CHARLES SEAMAN (209) . . . Bosing. MARY SHATTUCK (203) . . . Advisory President: Chairman Flower Committee: Hesperian Staff: French Club Board: National Honor Society. Secretary; Choir; U. C.: Silver Triangle: Blue Triangle: Madrigal; Sorvice Club; Class Play Publicity Committee. WARREN SLETTEMARK (209) . . . Boring: Wrestling: Sempers. RUBY SMITH (203) ... G. A. A. ALICE SNYDER (203) . . . U. C.. President: Vico President Senior Class: Student Council. Secretary; Advisory President: Times Staff; Silver Triangle: 8lue Triangle; Riding Club: Quill and Scroll; G. A. A.; Bird and Conserve tion: Student Patriot. MABEL SONNENBERG (203) . . . Silver Triongle; Bluo Triangle: U. C. Morit Pin. JEAN SORENSON (209) . . . Senior Memorial Com-mitteo: Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; French Club; U. C.; G. A. A. MARY SOUTH (122) . . . Times Staff; Baccelaureate Committee; Quill and Scroll; U. C. Merit Pin; National Honor Society: G. A A.: Seton Hi. RUTH STANTON (109) . . . G. A. A.. President; Cheor Leader; U. C.: Silver Triangle: Blue Triangle: Seton Hi. BOB STEEL (230) . . . Sempors Vice President. DONALD STELL-MACHER (102) . . . Radio Club. President; Stage Crew. RICHARD STEIN (102) ... ALICE STINDLE (209) . . . U. C. SALLY STONE (209) . . . Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle; French Club: U. C.: Hesperian Staff. FRED STORLIE (230). Slow, syncopating rhythm—couples who know how to dance—sorry fella, I'm cuttin' —commencement dance. 61 ALLAN SWANSON (209) . . . Class Play. LOR- RAINE SWANSON (209) . . . Glee Club: U. C.: French Club: Blue Trianolo. ROBERT SYKES (209) . . . JACK TAYLOR (122) . . . Class Play: Advisory President; Hesperian Staff; Script; Maskers: Times Staff. CLARE TIETZE (209) . . . Wrestling Team. Captain: Tumbling: Being. MAYE VANDER VOORT (109) G. A. A.; Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; U. C. DORIS WARNER (209) . . . U. C.: G. A. A.: Bird and Conservation; Class Play Stage Committee. ROBERT WEBER (230) . . . Win-x; Stage Crew Manager. DORIS WEEKS (209) . . . Bird and Conservation; U. C. SHIRLEY WHEELER (209) . . . G. A. A.; U. C.: Blue Triangle. RALPH WHITE (209) . . . Win-.. Treasurer ‘37, President '38: All Hi-Y Secretary; Boys' W Club: Football; Swimming: Art Scholarship Award '37. ARLENE WILLIAMS (209) . . . U. C.: Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle. WILFORD WILSON (122) . . . Win-x: Creative Writing. LENORE ZECHLIN (203) . . . Kamere Klub. Secretary; G. A. A.; Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle: U. C. BOB ZESBAUGH (230) . . . Ute. President; All Hi-Y Cabinet. President; Studont Council. President: Advisory President; Class Play. THOSE WITHOUT PICTURES EVENING SCHOOL GRADUATES Joan Hedlund Donald Hurwitz Russell Kennedy George Lallalc Clarai louise Mackenstad James Maginnis Thomas Randall Floronco Rico Kathryn Stubbs Dorothy Thomas Vivian Vinton Thomas Wobster Clayton Young Agnes Gjorsted Gordon Gundorson Robert Hardisty John Harsh Helon Kudzia Bruco MacDonald Edward Mosterski Virginia Nikcwech James Pago Gordon Poterson Bruc8 Redlin Helen Sarych Clifford Seleen Stoddert Thoon Mario Vraspir Olga Weresiuk J e n UAR Y CLASS Tickets—Marching up and down again____ we'll bet R. Loper droams about them— it looks like fun. though. 62 J U n E CLASS n H T10 n H L H 0 n 0 R SOCIETY IT1EIT1BERS ARCHIBALD. ANNA BARRON. DAVID BORNE. NANCY BURWELL. CAROLYN COLE. MARJORIE COPEHARVE. MARJORIE DAHL. SHIRLEY DeVRIES. MARJORIE EMBRETSON. STANLEY FERRIS. VIOLA FIELD. LOIS FORCHAS, DIMITRA FOWLER. FLORENCE FRITTER. JOYCE GIBSON. CAROL GILBERT. WILLIAM HAEBERLE. LOUISE HALL. NORMA JEAN HARRISON. GORDON HEGSTROM. GLADYS HOLLIS. PAULINE JACKSON. VIVIAN KNAPP. GLADYS LAYBORNE. GOVE LIFSON. HARRIET MEYERS. BEVERLY MORSE. MAITLAND MURPHY. KATHLEEN OPDYKE. JOYCE POLUCCI. PHYLLIS PREBLE. MAXINE PRICE. GEORGE SELLE. MARGARET TRAFF. ROBERT UELAND. ALEXANDRA UELAND. JEAN UTLEY. BARBARA WANVIG. JAMES WILLSON. JEAN WOOD. JEAN C L e S S OFFICERS RALPH WALLS KATHLEEN MURPHY NORMA JEAN HALL GEORGE PRICE President Vice President Secretory Treasurer H 0 n 0 R S T U 0 E n T 3 WILLIAM GILBERT HARRIET LIFSON BEVERLY MEYERS BARBARA UTLEY Valedictorian Salutatorian Salutatorian Salutatorian 63 J U 11 E G R A D U A I E 8 • A class overflowing with talent and ability . . . creative writers recognized by national magazines . . . powerful speakers bringing fame to their home and their school ... art students creating beauty with lifeless clay . . . leaders in every field of endeavor . . . plans for a super commencement . . . a year full of achievements . . . June, 1939, presents the largest graduating class ever to emerge from West. MADELEINE AARSETH (104) . . . Blue Triangle: U. C.: G. A. A.; Silver Triangle. BETTY ALEXANDER (104) . . . Script. Secretary: U. C.; Bluo Triangle; Silver Triangle: Do Pol: Times Staff: G. A. A.; West Hi-Lites. BILL ALEXANDER (222) . . . Win . Vice President; Track Team. DONALD ALLEN (104). GORDEN ALLEN (104) . . . Alla. BETTY JAYNE AN-DERSON (104) . . . Spanish. Treasurer. Secretary; Advisory President; U. C.: Bluo Triangle: G. A. A.; Silver Triangle. DORIS ANDERSON (104) . . . U. C.: Script. EILEEN ANDERSON (2IS) . . . Home Club. FLORENCE ANDERSON (104) . . . G. A. A. Treasurer. Secretary; Choir. FLOYD ANDERSON (104) . . . GEORGE ANDERSON (321) . . . Bird and Conservation Club. JOHN ANDERSON (104) Choir, President; Madrigal. Vice President, President; Tennis: Uta; Quartet; Male Quartet; Closs Day Committee: Wost Hi-Larities. MARION ANDERSON (104) . . . Madrigal: G. A. A.; Silver Triangle: U. C.; Choir. MAURA ANDERSON (104) . . . Silver Triangle Board; Gleo Club. Vice President; Dauber. President; U. C.. Vice President; Commencement Dance Committee: Hesperian Staff. GERRY ANSEL (107) . . . LENORE ARCHIBALD (202) . . . Blue Triangle: U. C.; Choir; German Club. The commencement dance is now a par' of the ever-increasing past, but the mem ory lingers on. PHYLLIS AUSTIN (202) . . . Dauber . KIRSCHER BAKER (104) . . . French Club; Sompers; Script; Ping Pong. WARREN BAKER (104) .. . Orion . Secretary; Chess; Ping Pong. ALICE BAMFORD (204) . . . Spanish Club; Senior Glee Club; Blue Triangle: Silvor Trianglo; U. C.; G. A. A. Board; Bird and Conservation. BETTE BARTLETT (104)’ .. . Blue Triangle; Silver Triangle: U. C. GORDON BARQUIST (107) . . . DAVID BARRON (104) ... De Pol; Debate: Band; Madrigal: Maslcors; Chess Club: National Honor Society; Ring and Pin Committeo GEORGE BAUDER (104) ... Football '38: Hockoy '37. '38; CXC; Cap and Gown Committee. PATTY BAZAL (104) . . . U. C.; Blue Triangle: S I ver Triangle: G. A. A. CHARLES BEEDLE (104) . . BOB BEEMAN (104) .. . Choir. DONALD BEH. RENDT (313). ETHEL BELLEFEUILLE (104) . . . U. C.; Blue Triangle G. A. A. LUCILLE BENNETT (104) ... Seton Hi Vice President; Silver Triangle; U. C.; Blue Triangle. GABRIEL BENEDICT (401) . . . Advisory President U. C.; Blue Triangle: Class Play Committee. MARGARET BERGEON (104) ... U. C.; Orchostra Band. YVONNE BERGSTROM (104) . . . U. C.: Blue Tri angle. JACK BERRES (204) . . . Choir; Glee Club Quartet. ROBERT BERRES (104) ... Choir; Glee Club; Quartet. FLORENCE BILLINGTON (202) . . Blue Triangle; Silver Triangle; G. A. A.; Seton Hi U. C.; Bird and Conservation; Glee Club; Choir; Stu dent Patriot Club. DAVID BLACK (202) . . . Glee Club. President; Choir; Madrigal: Memorial Committeo. DAREL BLAK-ESLEE (202) . . . Lox, Secretary; French Club; Choir. LORRAINE BLESI (202) . . . Blue Triangle; U. C. Merit Pin; Choir. NORMA BLOOD (219) . . . 8luo Triangle; Silver Triangle; G. A. A.; U. C. Dancing must be a strenuous exorcise—at least it brings rise to a burning thirst— else why this pouso in the evening's activities? VIRGINIA BREAKS (202) . . . Blue Triangle; Silver Triangle; U. C.; G. A. A. LUCILLE BREMER (311) . . . Bird and Conservation. Secretary: Gloe Club; U. C.; Blue Triangle. CARROLL BROLIN (202) . . . Band; G. A. A.; U. C.: Blue Triangle. MILTON BROOKS (107) . . . Times Staff; Wrestling; Band. CHARLOTTE BROWN (202) . . . Silver Triangle Board: Blue Triangle: G. A. A. RUTH BROWN (202) G. A. A.; Blue Triangle. JACK BUCKLEY (106) . . . Baseball. HELEN BUE (215) . . . U. C. LOIS 8UEHLER (204) ... G. A. A. FRANCISCO BUOT (401) . . . HOMER BURKHOLDER (202) . . . Basketball. LOWELL BURMASTER (202). For two and seven oighths minutes we shall stand idly around and then . . . Gangwayl An eighth of a minute to make that class. CAROLYN BURWELL (202) . . . Advisory President; Gorman Club. Vice President; Service Club; U. C.: Silver Triangle: Blue Trianglo: National Honor Society. STANZA BYRDIAK (222) . . . BETTY CADE (204) . . . U. C.; French Club; G. A. A.; Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle. VERNON CAFARELLA (232) . . . Ufa. Secretary: Gym Team. JOHN 80LLA (202) . . . Orions; Hockoy; Football. CHARLOTTE BONHUS (202) . . . G. A. A.: Blue Triangle; Silver Triangle; U. C. NANCY BORNE (202) . . . G. A. A.; U. C.; Bluo Triangle; National Honor Society ARNOLD BORNHOFT (202). ALICE BOUCHIER (202) ...Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; Bird and Conservation; Script; Times Staff; U. C.: G. A. A. DOUGLAS BOUCHIER (311) . . . Boxing. EILEEN BRADLEY (202)' . . . Script; De Pol; Blue Triangle; U. C.; G. A. A. EDWIN BRAMAN (106) . . . Advisory President; Lox, Treasurer; Times Editor: Stomp Club: Spanish Club; Track; Memorial Committoe. ■1 SHIRLEY CAMERON (202) . . Silver Triengle: Blue Triangle: French Club. JEAN CARLSON (202) Blue Triengle; U. C.: Deubers; Bird end Conservation. BETTIE CARTE (106) ... U. C. Merit Pin; G. A. A.; Silvor Triengle. EDITH CARY (202) . . . G. A. A.; U. C.; Silver Triengle: Blue Triengle; Riding Club. WARREN CHAN (112) . . . Kamere Klub. Presi-dent: Times Staff. AUTHOR CHARETTE (112) . . . French Club. DONALD CHATFIELD (112) . . . Chess Club. PAUL CHELL (112) . . . Band: Dance Orchestra. VIVIAN CHRISTENSEN (112) . . . U. C. KENNETH CHRISTOPHER (107) . . . JOSEPHINE CHRIS-TOPHERSON (206) . . . Silver Triangle; G. A. A. Board; U. C.; Blue Triangle Board; French Club; Choir. ELIZABETH CLOSSON (112) . . . G. A. A.: Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; Madrigal; Mayon; Accompanist for Glee Club and Quartet; U. C. Board; Flower Committee. SUZANNE CODY (112) .. . Silver Trienglo: U. C.; G. A. A.; Blue Triangle. PRISCILLA COLBURN (112) . . . Blue Triengle; U. C.; G. A. A.; Times Staff; Silver Triangle. MARJORIE COLE (112) ... U. C.; G. A. A.; Blue Triangle; National Honor Society. WARREN COLEHOUR (112) . . . Archons: Stamp Club: Boxing Club. GAIL COWELL (112) ... U. C.; Blue Triangle; French Club: Silver Triangle; Times Staff; Glee Club; Hesperian Staff. OGDEN CONFER (112) ... CXC. Vice President, President; Hesperian Business Manager; Ammilus. President, Treasurer: Advisory President; All Hi-Y Treasurer; Commencement Dance Committeo; Student Council. ELAINE CONRAD (112) . . . ANN COOLEY (112) ... Glee Club, Vice President; Studont Council, Secretary, Vico President; Choir. Vice President; Silver Triangle, Treasurer. Vice President; U. C.. President; Blue Triangle; French Club; Class Day Committee. FRANK COOLEY (112) . . . Script. FLORENCE COOLEY (M2) . . . Maskers: U. C.; Blue Trionglo; Octette: Choir; Quartet; Glee Club: Madrigal; Service Club; Ring end Pin Committee. MARJORIE COPENHARVE (112) . . . Glee Club; G. A. A.: Silver Triangle; U. C.; Blue Triangle; National Honor Society; Gorman Club, President: Ring and Pin Committee. JOHN CORCORAN (112) . . . Advisory President: Alla; Choir; Madrigal; Octette. The problem at hand seems to be to get this panorama in some semblance of order and to receive their names in the proper sequence. MAURICE CROWLEY (202) . . . Semper . Vico President. President; Kamera Ktub; Oratory; Hesperian; National Forensic Leaguo: Hi-Y Cabinet; Times Staff. MARJO CRISS (112) . . . G. A. A.; Times Staff; Silver Triangle; U. C. CHESTER CURTIS (112) . . . Wrestling. SHIRLEY DAHL (112) ... Choir; G. A. A.; U. C.; Bluo Triangle; Honor Roll. DOROTHY DAHLSTROM (112) .. . Silver Triangle; U. C.; Blue Triangle. EVELYN DALTON (106) . . Advisory President; Silver Trianglo; Blue Triangle; G. A. A.; U. C.; Student Patriot Club. WILLIAM DALY (321) . . . MAVIS DAMSCHEN (112) Choir. Secretary; Madrigal. Secretary; Glee Club: U. C.; Quartet. JIM DARR (112) ... Band; Service Club. JOHN DATE (112)' . . . Ute: Maskers. MARY DOUGHERTY (206) . . . U. C.; French Club. BOB DAVIS (106) . . . Baseball: Track Team. WARREN DAVIS (112) ... Times Staff; Quill and Scroll. PATTY DECKER (112) . . . G. A. A.; Silver Triangle: U. C.; Blue Triangle. GEORGE DENEZENE (112) ... Chess Club. MARJORIE DE VRIES (313) . . . Silver Triangle: Bluo Triangle. ERMA DIETHART (322) . . . Band. LLOYD DON-NELLY (321) . . . GERALDINE DORSHER (321) . . . U. C.; Blue Triangle. WILLIAM DRESSEL (313) . . . Debate: Wrestling: Times Staff. Chefs in their own right. We see vory little of theso womon. but what would wo do without them. GORDON DUNHAM (204) . . . Madrigal: Molo-dians. EDNA DYRLAND (112) . . . U. C. LOIS EHLERT (313) . . . Madrigal. Secrotary; Silvor Triangle: Bluo Triangle: Choir; Glee Club; U. C.; German Club. BOB EHRENBERG (106) . . . Alla. Treasurer, Vice President; Advisory President: Ammi-lus; Class Play Committee. WILLIAM ELDRIDGE (232) . . . STANLEY EMBRET- SON (204) . . . National Honor Society. DELORES ENGELHARDT (313) . . . G. A. A.. Vice President; Blue Triangle; U. C.; Silver Triangle; Glee Club. SHIRLEY ENGELMAN (313) . . . G. A. A.: Orchestra; De Pol; Madr gal; U. C.; Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle ; Times Staff; French Club; Quill and Scroll. DONNA ENSIGN (313) . . . Daubers. Secretary; Hesperian Staff; G. A. A.; Sign Room. JOHN EN-TRIKIN (313) . . . Advisory President. CAROLYN ERICKSON (313) . . . DORIS EVERTS (106) . . . U. C.; G. A. A.; Blue Trianglo. JOEL FARM . . . • HELEN FARRELL (313) . . . G. A. A.; U. C.; Silver Triangle: Blue Triangle. . . . THOMAS FENSKE (313) . . . VIOLA FERRIS (311) , . . U. C.: Blue Triangle; Service Club; National Honor Society. LOIS FIELD (107) . . . U. C.: German Club. President; Blue Triangle. HAZEL FISCHER (313) . . . Silver Triangle: Blue Triangle; U. C. Board; G. A. A.; French Club; Memorial Committoe. JEANNE FLEURY (313) . . .Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; U. C.; French Club; Flower Committee. DOROTHY FOL-LESTAD (107). GERTRUDE FOLSTAD (313) . . . U. C. DIMITRA FORCHAS (313) . . . Ammilus. President; Madrigal; Blue Triangle; Silver Triangle; U. C.; G. A. A.; Fencing: Student Patriot Club; National Honor Society. FLORENCE FOWLER (313) . . . Advisory President; Spanish Club. President; Ammilus: Student Patriot; Fencing: Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle; G. A. A.; Glee Club: U. C.; Cap and Gown Committee: National Honor Society. JESSALYN FRAIKEN (311) . . . U. C.: Blue Triangle. LORRAINE FRANER (102) . . . Madrigal; Spanish Club: U. C.; Silver Triangle: Blue Triangle. BUD FREDBURG (321) . . . Tumbling: Band: Orchestra; Boxing: Cheer Loader. LOUISE FRIED (107) . . . Script. JOYCE FRITTER (107) . . . Script. Vice President; De Pol; U. C.; G. A. A. Lunch timo Students and faculty members make the daily trek past the cash register to oey for their repost. mA h '?.L J VIRGINIA FU2ZEY (107) . . . U. C.: G. A. A. JUNE GALLUP (106) . . . U. C. Merit Pin; Ger-man Club. ELMER GARNER (107) . . . WILLIAM GARRISON (107) . . . Lox. HENRY GARWICK (204) . . . Band. WILLIAM GEIGER (222) . . . LOWELL GIBBS (107) . . . Advisory President; Radio Club. Troasuror; Times Staff; Band: Che Club. CAROL GIBSON (215) . . . National Foren ic League. Chapter Recorder; Ammi-lu . Secretary; National Honor Society: Blue Triangle; Debate; Clat Play Committee. WILLIAM GILBERT (107) . . . German Club. Tree urer, Vico President; Tenni Team; National Honor Society: Cap and Gown Committee. SAUL GLANTZ (107) . . . MAXINE GOLDIE (107) . . . Silver Triangle Board: Blue Triangle; U. C. IDLA GOODMAN (215). ROBERT GORDON (107) . . . Bird and Conservation Club; Ski Team. PAUL GOSLING (107) . . . Kamera Klub. HELEN GRATTAN (107) . . . Choir; G. A. A.; Blue Triangle: U. C. Merit Pin. GLORIA GRAVES (107) . . . Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle; U. C.: G. A. A. MARY LOU GRECO (107) . . . U. C.; German Club. HARVEY GREEN (107) . . . Boxing Club; Spanish Club: Track. DENNIS GRIFFITH (222) . . . Band. STANLEY GROH (206) . CARL GRONWALL . . . SHIRLEY GROVE (204) . . . Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle: U. C.; G. A. A. KEITH GRUENBERG (107) . . . PHYLLIS GUSTAFSON (107) . . . U. C.; Madrigal; Choir: Radio Club. Treasurer. J U 0 E CLASS Hands that fashion beauty from common clay must be clever, talented, creative hands and theso are perfect examples. ESTHER HADRES (107) . . . U. C.; Blue Triangle; G. A. A.: Silver Triangle. LOUISE HAE8ERLE (107) . . . German Club. Secretary: Script: Maskers; G. A. A.; Class Play Committee. BILL HAGEN (311) . . . MILO HADLOF (107) . . . Baseball. NORMA JEAN HALL (107) . . . U. C., Secretary; Maskers. Secretary, President; National Foronsic League, Secretary: G. A. A.: Silver Triangle: Blue Triangle; Declamatory; French Club; National Honor Society; Hesperian Staff; Senior Class Secretary. CHESTER HANSON (222) . . . Band: Archons. DOROTHY HARE (112) ... Blue Triangle; U. C. GLEN HARRIS (222) . . . Glee Club GORDEN HARRISON (206) . . . Advisory President; National Honor Society. MARY HAYES (313) . . . Silver Triangle. Secretary. President; Service Club. President; Blue Triangle Board: G. A. A.; U. C.; Class Day Committee. NANCY HAYES (222) . . . Silver Trianglo. Secretory; Blue Triangle: U. C.; G. A. A.; Flower Committee. BARBARA HEBNER (222) . . . G. A. A.; Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; U. C.; French Club; Script. JEAN HEDBERG (222) . . . Glee Club: 8lue Triangle: U. C. LORRAINE HEFTY (401) . . . Blue Triangle: Glee Club: U. C. GLADYS HEGSTROM (222) . . . Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; U. C.; French Club. ISOBEL HEMSTREET (222) . . . U. C.: Bluo Triangle; Silver Triangle; Bird and Conservation. AUSTIN HENDRICKSON (222) . . . Advisory President. MELVIN HENDRICKSON (204) . . . Swim-ming Team. Captain: State Swimming Championship '37; CXC; Commencement Committee. THEODOR HERMAN (222) . . . Debate. MADELYN HER-SEY (180) . . . Advisory President; Script. PHYLLIS HERRSTROM (222) . . . Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; U. C. JANE HESS (222) . . . Sor-vice Club: Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; U. C.; G. A. A.; Hesperian Stoff: Flowor Committee. ROSEMARY HELLIER (222) . . . Maskers. President; French Club: U. C.: Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle; De Pol: Seton Hi: Ring and Pin Committee. BETTY HIRSCH (106) . . . U. C. Merit Pin; Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; G. A. A. They begin with shaky fingers and an occasional discord, but in a year's time Mr. Krieger will have steadied their hands and swootened their notes. 71 ALICE HOBGOOD (222) . . . Bird and Conserve-tion. President; G. A. A.; U. C.; Blue Trianglo; Silver Triangle. AlLEEN HODGES (222) . . . Madrigal; Blue Triangle; U. C.; French Club; Glee Club. TOM HOLEN (222) . . . Glee Club; Radio Club. SHIRLEY HOLTEN (222) . . . Advisory President; Silver Triangle; Bluo Triangle; French Club Board; U. C.: Cap and Gown Committee. LOIS HOLLAND (222) . . . Blue Triangle; U. C.: Times Staff; G. A. A.; French Club; Bird and Conservation. POLLY HOLLIS (313) . . . French Club. President; U. C.. Vice President; Ammilus. Secrotary; Blue Trianglo; Silver Triangle; G. A. A.; National Honor Society; Times Staff; Class Play Committee; Student Council; Hosperien Staff. REGINALD HOL-SCHUH (222) . . . Debate. MARY JANE HOUSER (222) . . . Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle: 8and; G. A. A.; Orchestra; Madrigal. ARTHUR HUSTAD (313) . . . Win- . Treasurer; Swimming; Commencement Dance Committee. SHIRLEY INGLE (308) . . . Blue Triangle. BILL ING-MUNDSON (222) . . . KARIN ISAACSON (222) . . . Blue Triangle; French Club; Silver Triangle; U. C. LAVON IVERSON (222) . . . Blue Triangle: U. C. ELIZABETH JACKE . . . VIVIAN JACKSON (322) . . . French Club; National Honor Society. JANET JACOBSON (321) . . . Silver Triangle: Blue Tri-angle; U. C. Merit Pin; French Club. j y n e class The crowd is enje, the team is tired. Tuck Teoter is Full of advice. Score at end of half—Control 0 West 6. RUSSELL JENSON (104) ... JAY KALLESTAD (321) ... Boxing. GEORGE KEARNS (321) . . . Football: Script. MARY LOUISE KELL (321) . . . Choir; G. A. A.; Glee Club. DICK KELLEY (321) ... Student Council. President. Treasurer; Pax, President; Advisory President; Football Co-Captain; Hockey Captain: Track Captain; Memorial Committee. CLARA KERR (321) . . . G. A. A.; Blue Triangle: U. C.; Silver Triangle. JANE KING (321) . . . U. C.; Silver Triangle: Spanish Club; G. A. A.; Bird and Conservation Club. GLADYS KNAPP (321) . . . French Club; National Honor Society. DICK KNOWLES (321) . . . Lox; Boxing. VIVIENNE KOTALA (321) . . . Home Club. ROBERT KUHN (204) . . . FLORA LA BERGE (215) . . . U. C.; Blue Triangle: G. A. A.: Silver Triangle. WILLIAM LAKEMAN (322) . . . MARY LAMONT (321) . . . G. A. A.: Madrigal: Studont Patriot Club: Silver Triangle: Radio Club. BILL LANDIS (321) Advisory President; Debate: Maskers: Chess: Ammilus. BERNICE LANE (321) . . . G. A. A.: U. C.: Silver Triangle: Kamera Klub. PATRICIA LANE (232) . . . Silver Trangle; G. A. A.; U. C.; Blue Triangle: Script Club; Seton Hi; Flower Committee. JANE LASLEY (232) . . . U. C. Board; Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle; G. A. A.; Baccalaureate Commiftoe. GOVE LAYBOURN (232) . . . Advis-ory President; Kamera Klub: Ammilus: National Honor Society. President: Debate: Baccalaureate Committee. ARLENE LE CUYER (232) ... G. A. A. JEAN LEIGHTON (232) . . . Blue Triangle. President; Silver Triangle Board; G. A. A. Board: U. C.; French Club; Ammilus: Hesperian Staff; Memorial Committoe. FRANCES LEVIN (232) . .. U C.; Blue Triangle; Spanish Club; G. A. A.; Declamatory. PHIL LEWIS (232) . . . Football; Pax. President. HARRIET LIFSON (106) . . . G. A. A.; U. C.: Ser. vico Club. PATRICIA LIGHT (311) . . . French Club: U. C. LAWRENCE LINDBERG (232) . . . Hockey. LOR-RAINE LINDEMAN (232) ... RAY LINDSEY (232) Archons: Spanish. JEANNE LIVINGSTON (232) . . . U. C.; Blue Triangle. VIRGINIA LLOYD (232) . . . Riding Club. President; G. A. A. Board: Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle- U. C.; French Club. JOHN LONSDALE (313) . . . Chess, Captain. Vice President. LAWRENCE LORAUS (232). Mr. Morris points out the advisability of grasping something a little more material then wide open spaces wnen boing taken for a riae.’ 73 ARCHIE LOVE (232) . . . Spanish Club. RATHER INE LOWERY . . . MARION LUND (311) . . Choir; Blue Triangle; U. C.; Student Glee Club Direc tor; Fronch Club.' SUZANNE LUNDGREN (232) . . Blue Triangle: U. C.: G. A. A.; Baccalaureate Com mittee. BILL LUNDBERG (232) . . . Pa . Vice President; Football; Baseball; '¥’ Club. ELIZABETH LYNGDAL (232) . . . Blue Triangle; U. C. JACK LYONS (232) . . . ROBERT MacGILLVRAY (232). BEVERLY MACHOV (232) . . . Blue Triangle; Silver Triangle; G. A. A.; U. C.; Script; French Club. HARVEY MACHOV (232) . . . Archons. PHYLLIS MANN (232) . . . LULU MANZAVRSKOS. A feminine cheering section goes to work in real earnest while the rest of the football crowd looks on in approval. JEANNE McCALLUM (308) . . . Advisory President; U. C.; Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; G. A. A.; Riding Club. BARBARA McCARTIN (204) . . . Blue Triangle; German Club; U. C. JUNE McCUL-LOCH (308) . . . De Pol. Secretary; Times Staff; Orchestra: Madrigal; Bird and Conservation. MARCIA McCullough (308). mark McDonnell (106) ... jean McFarlan (308) . . . U. C.: Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; Marionettes. CLETUS McGLENNEN (107) . . . READ McGRATH (308) . . . Choir. RUTH ANN McHARDY (322) . . . Fencing. Secre-tary. Treasurer; U. C. Board; Silver Triangle: Bird and Conservation Club; Student Patriot Club: German Club: Honor Roll. BOB MclNTYRE (321) . . . NANCY McLAREN (308) . . . Blue Triangle: French Club; G. A. A.; U. C.: Times Staff. FRED McNIECE (222) . . . Tumbling; Boxing. JOAN McQUARY (106) . . . U. C.: Blue Triangle. ARTHUR McWHITE (106) . . . BEVERLY MEYERS (308) ... G. A. A. Board; Spanish Club. Vice President, President; Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; French Club; Studont Patriot Club; Ammilus; U. C. Merit Pin; Service Club; National Honor Society; Baccalaureate Committee. MARION MICHELS (308) . . . U. C.; French Club; Script Club; Blue Trianglo: Soton Hi. BILLIE MILLER (106) . . . U. C.: Blue Trianglo. GEORGE MINERS (308) . . . Archons. President; Band: German Club. CHARLES MITCHELL (308) . . . Boxing. President. ELIZABETH MITCHELL (308) . . . U. C.; Blue Triangle; G. A. A. MARCELLA MITCHELL (313) . . . G. A. A.; Choss. RUTH MOAN (308) . . . Blue Triangle. Treasurer; Silver Triangle; U. C.; Commencement Committoo. ELIZABETH MOORE (308) . . . Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; U. C.: Glee Club: Mayon. PHYLLIS MOORE (308) . . . Silver Triangle; Bluo Triangle; U. C.; French Club. DICK MOORE (308) . . . French Club. Treasurer; Ammilus: Alla; Choir; Cap and Gown Committoe. DONALD MORITZ (308) . . . Alla; Spanish Club. MAITLAND MORSE (308) . . . French Club; National Honor Society. JEAN MOSHER (308) . . . Blue Triangle: U. C.; Madrigal: French Club: Class Play Committee. ELLEN MOSS (308) . . . Blue Triangle; U. C.; Silver Triangle. LORRAINE MOTTLE (308) . . . Blue Trianglo; U. C.; G. A. A.: French Club. KATHLEEN MURPHY (308) . . . Senior Class Vice President; Ammilus, Secretary, Vice President; Student Council. Secretary: Blue Triangle, Vico President. President; Advisory President; Silver Triangle Board: French Club: Service Club; G. A. A.; U. C.; National Honor Society. JOHN NAAS (308) . . . Alla; Swimming Team. HERBERT NELSON (206) . . . Boxing Club. JEANNE NELSON (308) . . . G. A. A.; U. C.; Blue Triangle. MARGERY NELSON (215) . . . French Club: Silver Triangle: G. A. A.; U. C.: Blue Triangle. STANLEY NELSON (104) ... Band: Orchestra: Madrigal: Boxing; Track Team. Corded muscles slowly raise a fellow-sufferer high into the air. P.S. The fellow-sufferer goes up with bated breath and a prayer in his heart. JUDE CLASS We can't help debating the question of whethor or not Mr . Potter i mentally counting her vitamin . We s’pose wo'll never know. ELAINE NORMON (321) . . . Blue Trianglo. BERTH NYGAARD (215) . . . Kamera Klub. NAOMI ODE-GARDE passed away October, 1938 . . . We will miss her. RUTH OGILVIE (321) ... G. A. A. Treasurer; Silver Triangle; Service; Blue Triangle; U. C.; Glee Club. JEAN OLESKY (215) ... Silver Triangle: Spanish Club: G. A. A. CAROL OLESON (215)_____EDYTHE-MAY OLSEN (215) . . . Madrigal: Choir; U. C.: Blue Triangle; Silver Trianglo; G. A. A. JOHN OLSEN (215) . . . Orion , Secretary. Vice President. President; Ad visory President; Hi-Y Cabinot; Football; Basketball; Baseball: W Club: Commencement Committee. ELMORE OLSON (104) ... Uta. ROBERT OLSON (313) . . VANDA OLSON (204) . . . G. A. A.; Blue Triangle; Silver Triangle: U. C.; Flower Committee. JOYCE OPDYKE (308) . . . Silver Triangle: Blue Triangle: Transferred from Hibbing; National Honor Society. JOYCE ORDWAY (204) . . . U. C.; Blue Triangle; Silver Triangle: Home Club. NORMA PAGE (106) . . . Blue Triangle: Script. VACELES PAPPAS (215) . . . G. A. A. KENNETH PARKE (322) . . . Lox. Vice President. President; Hi-Y Cabinet; Boxing; Baccalaureate Committee. GEORGE NIEHORSTER (215) . . . Boxing. DOUGLAS NORBURG (215) ... Alla: Maskers; Boxing; Track PAUL NORBY (322) . . . Wrestling. CAROL NORD- LOEF (215) ... Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle: U. C.; Seton Hi. ARDIS PARKER (215) . . . Riding Club. President; G. A A Board: N. F. L., Chapter Reporter Silver Triangle: Blue Triangle; Ammilus: Debate: Memorial Committee. BETH PASKO (204) . . . Spanish Club. Secretary; Silver Triangle: Band: U. C.: Blue Triangle; G. A. A.: Hesperian Staff: Baccalaureate Committee: Honor Roll; Declamatory. ARTHUR PATERSON (215) . . . Pax. Secretary: Advisory President; Hi-Y Cabinet-Football Basketball. DELORES PAUL (215) . . French Club: U. C.; 8lue Triangle; Sorvice Club: Daubers Times Staff; G. A. A. HELEN PEARSON (308) . . . Blue Triangle; U. C.; Glee Club. JOYCE PEARSON (215) . . . Blue Triangle: G. A. A. MARCIA PEDERSON . . . ANITA PENNER (215) . . Tumbling Teom, Prosidont; G. A. A.; Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; U. C.; Bird and Conservation. MARGARET PEPPER (106) . . . Home Club. Vico President; Silver Triangle; U. C.; German Club. THOMAS PERDUM (106) . . . MARION PETERSON (322) . . . Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle. RUDY PETERSON (215) ... Stage Crew; Boxing Club. WARREN PETERSON (204) . . . Majors. Sergoent-a Arm ; Choir; Quartot; Time Staff. ROBERTA PETRICK (215) . . . German Club; Silver Trianglo; U. C.: Blue Triangle. FRANCES PHILLIPS (215) . . . G. A. A.: U. C.' DOROTHY PIOTRASCHKE (322) ... G. A. A. President; Choer Leader; Madrigal: Orchestra; Glee Club. PHYLLIS POLUCCI (322) . . . Silver Triangle: Blue Trianqle; U. C.; Cap and Gown Committeo; National Honor Society. JANE PORTER (322) . . . U. C.; Bluo Triangle; Silver Triangle; G. A. A. Award. NATALIE PORTER (322) . . . Blue Triangle; Silver Triangle; U. C.; French Club; G. A. A.; Times Staff; Commencement Committee. DARYL POUNDS (112). BRIAN POWERS (322) . . . Spanish. Treasurer; Script. MAXINE PREBLE (322) . . . French Club. President; U. C.; Blue Triangle; Silver Triangle; National Honor Society; Ammilus. GEORGE PRICE (322) ... CXC: Football: Senior Class Treasurer. MIRIAM PROSSER (322) . . . G. A. A.; Blue Trianglo; Fronch Club. DOROTHY JEAN QUAlNTANCE (322) . . . Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; U. C.; Riding Club. CHESTER RANDOLPH (204) . . . Baseball. HARRY REASONER (318) . . . ROBERTA REISS (104). The quartette . . . four marvelous voices, each perfect in its own way and each as different from any other as night and day. BILL REMOLE (322) . . . Alla: Ammilus. SEXTON RICHARDS (106) . . . Pa . Secretary. Treasurer; Hockey Team. JOHN RICHTER (106) . . . Track. CAROL RINCHLEW (106) . . . U. C.: Blue Triangle. EILEEN ROACH (202) . . . Blue Triangle; U. C. DONALD ROBB (322) ... CXC. Secretary; Kamere Klub. Vice President; French Club: Class Play Committee. AUVNER ROBBINS (322) . . . Kamera Klub; Choir. DOROTHY ROBER (322) . . . G. A. A.; Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle; U. C. PATRICIA ROBERTSON (322) . . . Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle; Service Club; Student Patriot Club; G. A. A.: U. C.: French Club. IRVING ROBITSHEK (322) . . . DONNA JANE RAMADKE (401) . . . GEORGE RONALD (106) . . . CXC. Secretary; Track; Bird and Conservation. VIVIAN RYAN (311) ... Silver Triangle Board: Blue Triangle Board; U. C. Board; Times Staff; G. A. A.; Dance Committee. BARBARA RYNCHEK (322) . . . Daubers. G. A. A.; Service Club: U. C. Merit Pin. JOHN SADLOSKE (322) ...CLARICE SAGER (311) . . . U. C. ELAINE SAILER (322) . . . U. C.; Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle: G. A. A.; French Club. PHILIP SAMPSON (106) . . . Student Patriot League: Hosperien Staff: Lo ; Boxing; Wrestling. ROY SANFORD (322) . . . BARBARA SARDESON (322). JUDE CLASS A cautious too is thrust off the curb. An officer shouts. Hey youl Get bock! The toe is withdrawn. DICK SAVAGE (322) . . . DAVID SAUER (322) . . . Pa . Secretary; Advisory President; Football; Basketball: W Club: Dance Committee. SYLVIA SCHARDIN (322) . . . U. C.; Blue Triangle; Silver Triangle: G. A. A. EVELYN SCHLOSER (206) . . . Silver Triangle: Blue Trianglo. BEATRICE SIMUNDSON (206) . . . Blue Triangle; U. C.; Silver Triangle; G. A. A.; W. KENNETH SCHROTKE (204) . . ROBERT SCHUTZ (206) . . . Baseball. JEANNE SCHWERKE (106) . . . U. C.; G. A. A. WARREN SELVIG (206) . . . Bosing. MARGARET SELLE (206) . . . Blue Tr'angle; U. C.; G. A. A.; Gorman Club; Madrigal; National Honor Society. JACK SHADDAY (206) . . . Sempers, Treasurer. MARY SHANKS (206) . . . Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle. VIRGIL SHARRATT (313) . . . Tumbling Club; Track; Wrestling: Football. DONALD SHAW (206) . . . Advisory President; Sempers. Vice President; Football; Hi-Y Cabinet; Basketball: Baccalauroate Committee. DAVID SHEPARD (206) . . . Maskers; Band. RUTH SHISLER (206) . . . Script, Treasurer; G. A. A.; Silver Triangle: U. C.: Hesperian Staff. ROSSLYN SHORE (206) . . . Blue Triangle; U. C.; French Club. BILL SHOURT (206) . . . Football Man. agor; Advisory President; Orions: Tumbling; Swimming. TED SHOVE (206) . . . Baseball; Ping Pong. ELAINE SKOOG (206) . . . Blue Triangle; U. C. AUDREY SLETTERDAHL (401) . . . Blue Triangle; Silver Triangle; G. A. A. YALE SMILEY (215) . . . Win- , Vice President. President; Hockey; Fencing. MERCEDES SMITH (206) . . . Choir. RUTH SMITH (206) . . . G. A. A.; Blue Triangle; U. C. DONALD SNAPP (206) . . Hockey: Basoball. BAR-BARA SNOW (206) . . . Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle; U. C. Merit Pin. JOHN SOLHAUG (222) . . . CXC; Swimming; Tumbling; Class Play Committee. EDWARD SOUDER (206) . . . Choir; Glee Club; Madrigal. If I only had a car ... or a horse. Thoro's a thought. A horse, a horse. My kingdom for a horse. PENNELOPE SPEAR (206) . . . Blue Trienglo; Silver Triangle: U. C. Merit Pin: G. A. A. HUGO SPEIER (206) . . . Advisory President; Choor Leader; Student Patriot Club. TED STEEN (401) . . . Archons, Secrotary. GORDON STEPHENSON (204) . . . Orchestra. VIRGINIA STEVENS (311) ... G. A. A.: Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle; U. C. JEAN STOCKBRIDGE (311) . . . Bluo Triongle; U. C.: French Club. LAWRENCE STODDARD (311) ... MURIEL STOVER (311) ... Blue Triangle: U. C.: G. A. A. POLLY STRUTHERS (3) I) ... Silver Triangle. Vice Prosidont; Blue Triangle, Treasurer; U. C. ROBERT STURTEVANT (311) ... Advisory President; Glee Club: Choir; Madrigal. REITHE SUTHERLAND (321) . . . JOAN SWANSON (311) ... G. A. A. Board: Glee Club: Bluo Triangle: U. C.; French Club: Ammilus; Bird and Conservation; Silver Triangle. PHYLLIS SWELLAND (311) . . . French Club. Treasurer; Blue Triangle: U. C. ROBERT SWENSON (311) . . . Advisory President; 8and. ELAINE SWIECH (311) . French Club. VIOLET TATUM (311) . . . U. C.; Bluo Triangle. VIRGINIA TEICH (222) . . . Choir; Blue Triangle. JUDITH TENDYKE (311) . . . Madrigal; Script; De Pol; Band Times Staff: Ring and Pin Committoo. DON TEOREY (311) ... Golf Team DON TESLOW (112) . . . Lo . Vice President. President; Ammilus; Hi-Y Cabinet; Commencement Dance Committee. Mr. Everets. tho power behind the scenes can't help showing a little bewilderment on his face concerning those keys. RALPH THACHER (311) . . . Uta. Treasurer. Presi-dent: Rinq and Pin Committee. MITZI THOMAS (311) . . . Silver Triangle; Blue Trianglo: U. C. SHIRLEY THOMAS (311) . . . U. C.: Blue Trianglo; Silver Triangle: French Club; Riding Club: G. A. A.; Times Staff ANNA MAE THOMPKINS (311) . . . U. C.; Blue Triangle. BETTE THOMPSON (311) . . . Advisory President: Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle; French Club; U. C. Merit Pin. PEGGY THOMPSON (313) ... G. A. A.; French Club; U.C.; BOB THOMPSON (311) ... BILL TIERNEY (311) ... Lon; Football Manager. GUS TIGGAS (206) . . . Advitory President. JEAN TOUSSAINT (401) . . . Blue Triangle: U. C. NORMA TOWER (401) . . . Blue Triangle; G. A. A. JIM TOWLE (106) . . . Win- . Secretary; Swimming Team; Football. ROBERT TRAFF (308) . . . Alla. Vice President; Hi-Y President; Student Council; Advisory President; Am-milus; Glee Club; Studont Patriot Club; Bird and Conservation; Class Day Committoe; National Honor Society. BETTYE TUCKER (401) ... Student Patriot. Sec-retary; T'mes Staff; U. C. Merit Pin; Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle; Bird and Conservation: Service Club; G. A. A.; Girls' Tumbling; French Club: Quill and Scroll; Class Day Committeo; Honor Roll. SANDRA UELAND (401) . . . Blue Triangle. Treasurer; Silver Triangle Board; U. C.: National Honor Society: Dance Committoe. JEAN UELAND (401) . . . Blue Triangle, Vice President: Silver Triangle Board; U. C.; National Honor Society; Class Day Committee. JUNE URLIE (311) ... Blue Triangle: U. C. Merit Pin; G. A. A.; S:lver Triangle: Tumbling. BARBARA UTLEY (401) . . . Fronch Club. Treasurer. Vice President: U. C. Merit Pin; Student Council. Secretary; Notional Honor Society; Spanish Cfub; G. A. A.; Ammilus Club; Orchestra; Silver Triangle: Blue Triangle: Times Staff; Hesperian Staff; Commencement Committee. HELEN VARNEY (401) . . . Blue Triangle; U. C. Merit Pin. MARGARET VAN DUSEN (401) . . . Orchestra; Choir; G. A. A.; Blue Triangle: Madrgel. SHERRY VAUGHN (401) . . . U. C.; Silver Triangle; Blue Triangle: G. A. A. ROSE VOETMANN (321) Home Club. FRED WALDRON (232) . . . Uta, Vice President; Tumbling Team. KATHERINE WALKER (401) . . . G. A. A.; Blue Triangle: U. C. EILEEN WALL (401) . . . U. C.; G. A. A.: Silver Triangle: Riding Club: Blue Triangle: Cho'r. RALPH WALLS (401) . . . Closs President: Advisory President; National Forensic League. President; Alla. Secretary. President: Hi-Y Cabinet; Student Council: Debate. JAMES WANVIG (401) . . . Advisory President; Maskers. Vice President; Alla, Treasurer: De Pol: Debate Team; National Forensic League; Commencement Committee. DONNA WELLS (311) ... Advisory President; Bird and Conservation Club; U. C.: G. A. A.; Silvor Triangle. These boys swing with the greatest of ease from the heights of the stage while we-uns below hold our breath. JUNE WESTLUND (401) . . . U. C. GEORGE WHALEN (322) ... ED. WHEELER (321) .. . CAROL WHITE (401) . . . Silver Triengle; Blue Triangle: U. C.: Fronch Club: Student Patriot Club. BOB WHITE (401) . . . GLORIA WICKLUND (401) . . . Blue Trangle; U. C.: Silver Triangle. NANCY WILBUR (401) ... G. A. A. Board: Riding Club. President; Silver Trangle: Blue Triangle; U. C. Merit Pin: Spanish Club. HOWARD WILCOX (401) ... Baseball; Hockey Team. PATRICIA WILCOX (401) . . . Silver Triangle: Blue Trianglo: U. C.; French Club. JEAN WILLSON (401) . . . U. C; Blue Trianglo; French Club: Notional Honor Society: Flower Committee. MARY ELLA WILLSON (401) . . . U. C.: Blue Trianglo. BYRON WILSON (204) . . . Orions. Treasurer, Vice President; Football Manager. MARY WILSON (106) . . . U. C. Merit Pin: G. A. A. SHIRLEY WISE (313) . . . U. C.: Blue Triangle. JEAN WOOD (204) . . . Silver Triangle; G. A. A.; U. C.: French Club: Blue Triangle: Bird end Conservation: Nationol Honor Society. CHARLES WOODARD (204) . . . Pa : National Forensic League: Service Club: Wrestling. ED. YAMAZAKI (106) . . . Radio Club: Track Toam. FRED YEARNEAU . . . JEANNE YURECKO (204) . . . U. C.; Blue Triangle; Silver Trianglo; G. A. A.; French Club Board: Bird and Conservation: Times Staff: Hos-perian Staff; Memorial Committeo. JACK YOUNG DAHL (204) . . . Advisory President; Student Patriot Club. President: Student Council. Treasurer; Uta. Treasurer: Hesperian Editor; Times Staff; Commencement Committee; Honor Roll. BOB ZALUSKY (232) . LOIS ZUMBERGE (204) . . . G. A. A.: U. C.; Blue Triangle. ( ) Indicates those to graduate after attending summer school. THOSE WITHOUT PICTURES Travers Beyly Josephine Bozoior Brewster Cooley Tom Daniels Ruth Dunphy Louis Dobbelman Donald Fitzpatrick Gerald Flanders Lloyd Hammer Marie Hahn Charlos Holgesen Kathleen Johnson Kathreen Johnson Lloyd Johnson Robert Johnstone Genevieve Jonos Delores Staff Harlan Staber Jack Taylor uses an admonishing finger plus a ruler to line up the boys while Lonny looks on with something approaching interest. ADVISORY SYSTEM • A home room for each pupil . . . students divided alphabetically and according to classes ... an advisory teacher to aid us and give us the help we need outside of studies ... a teacher who is really interested in our outside activities ... a period of ten minutes' relaxation during our school day ... a time when we may hear the daily bulletin . . . one class which remains unchanged during our stay at West High. 83 iniRODucTion to juniors • One year left . . . starlets in their own right . . . students participating in school activities with commanding interest . . . members already showing leadership in their own fields ... an admirable representation on the National Honor Society's Honor Roll ... a group whose members are known for their initiative and cooperation . . . paving the way to a meteor-like senior life . . . the class of 1940. J u n I 0 R 5 ADVISORY 101 Row I. McNurlin. Nyborg, Norton, Mr. Morris. Peterson. Metcalf. Moore . . . Row 2. Fairbanks. Purdy. M. Peterson. Platten. Nelson. Fair-child. Osgood. Moorhead . . . Row 3. Pearson, McEachran, Martin, Myhre, Murray, Moe . Montman . . . Row 4. Parmele. Taber. Ostrander, Pellett. Marshall, B. Peterson. Quinn. Mathys. ADVISORY 103 Row I. Hodroff, White, Mr. Wick-strom. Van Ornum, Gilbert. Gross . . . Row 2. Wossermon, Ye. M. Walter. P. Walter, Weaver. Ring . . . Row 3. Graap, Gianos. Johnson. Harper. Turley. Thomas . . . Row 4. Toepel, Whitten. Wyman. Hankins. Dungan, Welsh. Woods . ADVISORY 105 Row I. S. Hanson, Brin, Gustafson, Miss Nichols. Davis, Erringer, Bue . . . Row 2. Hopkins. Jackson. Gra-nor. Gertsen. Ford. Hyland . . Row 3. Freeman. Erickson, Diamond . Hyde, Dows, Mapstone. Douglass . . . Row 4. E. Hanson, Ingle. Hinners, Gilles. Jacobson, Robinson . . . Row 5. Gallagher. Howes, Fitts, Harms. Gemlo. Eide, Gridloy. •Advisory President. 84 J Un10R CLASS H0n0R SOLI ACKER. JANET BEARG. VIRGINIA CLAAR. MARGARET CORNWALL. ERRA LANGUM. ARLENE MacPHERSON. LOUISE Metcalf, bob MOORHEAD. JEANNE ROBERTS. THOMAS SHEFELUK. MARIE SWIGGUM. CORA ANDERSON. CLYDE BURLEY. JANET BURTON. KATHERINE CATES. SHIRLEY CUMMINGS. KIMBALL DIAMOND. BURTON ENGSTRAND. BEN GJESTVANG. GEORGIA HIMMELMAN. BETTY KIESELHORST, BETTY MOE. DONALD NORTHROP. NANCY OLSEN. AUDREY ROBB. EDWIN RYE. LUCILLE SAHAGIAN. SADA UNDERWOOD. WARREN WATTERS. VIRGINIA DAHLSTROM. MARJORIE DASKOVSKY. ARNOLD HAINLER. MARILYN KOFF. VITA KRAEMER. ELIZABETH MAURSTAD. BETTY NAUS. CAROL ORR. KATHLEEN RUCH. DUDLEY STEWART. NANCY BARBASO. JEANNE BARNES. MARY ALICE BROWN. ROLAND COMB. MARY CONWAY. JEANNE ADVISORY 114 Row I. Bowman. Kessenick. Mr. Houck. Knutson. Knudtson. Joseph . . . Row 2. M. Johnson. Kivo. Jansen , Hetman, M. Johnson, Nanti . . . Row 3. Jones, Kauth, Lindsey. Meeker. John, Hughes . . . Row 4. Keen. Gates. Jamme. Ingebretsen, M. Johnson, Golden, Jordon. ADVISORY 132 Row I. Leapor, Hoffa. Gross. Foster. Elmgren. McHenry . . . Row 2. Leliborta. Cushing. White. Pros-[ser, Davidson. Bauman . . . Row 3. Gould. Brown, Colburn, McKere-ghan . Hanson, Modcalf. Page . . . Row 4. Conrad. Kunz. Erstad. Benjominsen, Winship. Beson . . . Row 5. Zalusky, Jilson. Ladd. Delaney. Heiseke. Vocht. Anderson. •Advisory President. 85 ADVISORY 201 Row I. MocMillan, Larson, Loken. Mr. Martin, Levy, Kulp. LaJoic . . . Row 2. Cregen. Lichtermen, Krae-mer', Dornacker, Wollitz, Kullberg . . . Row 3. Jones. Leech, Metelsky. Bertolson. Kieselhorst, McCarty. Leveret . . , Row 4. MocKenxio, LeSage. Horwitx. Lillostol. Van Doren, Krogh, Nelson . . . Row 5. MacDonald. Hansen. Kreke. Lisher-ness. Crosby. March. MacLean. MacTavish. ADVISORY 211 Row I . Durr in, Bartholomew , Bilodeau. Miss Hill, Drake. Wei rath. Colquhoun . . . Row 2. Bo1-inger. Chalman, Cadlo. Borak. Arnold. Fleshman . .. Row 3. Carlton Anderson. Cole. Anderson. Arch-ambeult. Ferguson. Cerlyon . . . Row 4. Bathrick. Lesher. Baler. Brunson, Craigie. Eskedahl . . . Row 5. Anderson. Fleury, Baldwin Barnes. Daniels. Cary. Buettner. ADVISORY 212 Row I. Stack. Swenson. Crunly. Miss Sundean, Steingard, Ban-nochio. Cottrell . . . Row 2. Bishop. Kotola. Skarr, Seaman, Stearns, Preston . . . Row 3. Selberg. Gjest-vang, LaHin Swanstrom. Schaefer, Wallace. Savage . . . Row 4. Thie-len. Scharling, Sivright. VanDoren. Underwood . Shaw . . . Row 5. Welbrink. Stinson. Town. Simoson. Schroeder. Tychsen. Dion. ADVISORY 213 Row. I. Johnson. Orr. Kanian. Mr. Moe, Lauer, B. Phillips, Burton . . . Row 2. Northrop. Prossor. Larson. Langum. Schuck. Purdy. M, Jones . . . Row 3. Webber, Watters. Muske. Murphy. Kelly. H. Phillips, Erickson . . . Row 4. Moritx . Nau� Rasmussen, MacPherson, Poffer. Madson, Wald ... Row 5. M. Ke ly Prock. Marshall, Potorson. Laidlaw. Morison. R. Jones. Korsmo. •Advisory President. ADVISORY 219 Row I. Crist. Benson. Miss Gregory. Karalis, Daskovsky. Clay . . . Row 2. Millor. Larson. Brown. Adams. H. Anderson, Crone . . . Row 3. Conrad. Andorborg. Lion. T. Anderson. 8erman. Christensen, Cummings... Row 4. M. Bell. M. Anderson, Cundy, Wallace, Ansell, Abbott . . . Row 5. R. Andorson, Christopher, Convorse, J. Boll, Black, Butterfield, Brown . ADVISORY 221 Row I. Wall. Ahlquist, Pittblatrdo Mr. Newstrand. Acker. Preston . . Row 2. Boyd. Burley. Bros. Albright Alkire. Boylan . . . Row 3. Bar ret t. Arnold, Phillips, Anderson Bjorck. Kennedy . . . Row 4. Blair Barlow. Crisp. Baumgartner, Hern ing. McCormick. Bjorkman . ADVISORY 224 Row I. Yooger. White. Mr. Illstrup, ork, Barbuso . Notes . . . Row 2. Wood. Wise. Dooloy. White, Gos-'3 • . . Row 3. Tyminski, Norling, Chilstrom. Willets, Yerxa. Neuman, Seaver. Lovelace . . . Row 4. Woodruff. W. Welsh. J. Welsh, '’ardalos. Wolfson, Wost, Hulbort, Wright. ‘Advisory President. ADVISORY 214 Row I. Sothern, Robinson, Rossiter Mr. Gruwell, Robortson, Rogers Chier .. . Row 2. Roth, Vroegindo woy. Potors, Snow , Schlafer. Spon cor. Siegfried. Hall . . . Row 3 Eklund. Wordel, Tucker, Ripp berger, Warnor, Ruby, Kent . . Row 4. Sivorts, Ryan, Hebert Rodlin, Rouse, Tarbo . Torkolson Carlylo. ADVISORY 309 Row I. Davies, Rye, Maursted, Mr McLaughlin, Scnwistor. Rendell Soestrend . . . Row 2. Hermann. Ramsdell. Riddell. Short . Shefe lult, Spurrell . . . Row 3. B. Smith, B. Smith, T. Smith, DeVay, Stewart, South, Steinor .. . Row 4. Stutsman Roberts, Skulstad. Hultkrans, Underwood, Stockbridge . . . Row 5, Shartin, Farm. Thomas, Smithburg, Seltzer, Roop. Purdum. ADVISORY 312 Row I. Huwailer, Fasbondor, Er. dres, Miss Breen, Evans, Foiten .., Row 2. Eichhorn. Afrig, Engel. Fol som, Gangestad. Messig. Fournier . . . Row 3. Englehardt, Galvin. Edelsten, Gebhardt. Olson, Frit: ... Row 4. Foinborg, Cheney, Fred riclcson, George. Elloby, Farmer, Francisco . . , Row 5. Fruan. Farnam, Duff. Fletcher. Fossum Engstrand, Selke. Gorberding . ADVISORY 314 Row I. Dean. Gerber. Claar, M Brown. Cornwall, Carr, Daly . . . Row 2. June Chandlor, Scott, M. Cooper, Morris. Comb, Cates . . Row 3. Dahlstrom . Coombs. ® Cooper, Dorer, Leaper, Dene!:. Mohr . . . Row 4. Philpot, Spo $ Davis. Chance. Danielson, Doran Chandler, Dorranco. •Advisory President. ADVISORY 226 Row I. Oliver. Nastund, Park, Mr. Nelson. O'Donnell. Mercior, Olsen , . . Row 2. McDonald. Palmer. Newman. M. Moore. Melville, Norris , . . Row 3. Notestino. Omara. Wilson. B. Moore. Naas. McNovin . B. Nelson . . . Row 4. Larson, Poters, McClaron, 8erg, McIntyre. Day. Messick . . . Row 5. Morgan. Nash, McIntosh, Parmo-ter. Kohler. Mitton. D. Nelson. Parker. ADVISORY 316 Row I. Carraher, Wallace. Pater-ton. Miss Sandboe. Rynchok. Van Syckel, Ryan . . . Row 2. Sahagian . Redden. Swiggum, Bodner. Root. Rosen . . . Row 3. Pell. Robinton. Roger . Poolo. Sagar, Thompson. Marlow ... Row 4. P. Reed, B. Rote, MacNeil, J. Reed, A. Rose. Pier-ton. Paul, Ruch. ADVISORY 318 Row I. Fohlen, H. Smith. Mitt O'Gordon. Kendall, G. Hanson, A. Johnson . . . Row 2. R. Hanson. W i It I u n d. Anderson, Dallman . Hirtch. Cartwright, Erickson . . . Row 3. Daulton, Zdarsky. B. Smith, Harris. Marlow. C. Johnson, Drink-all . . . Row 4. Cummings. Black. Ashworth, Hunt, Forchas, Byers, Dunkum, Holman. ADVISORY 319 Row I. Johnston. TehlafP, Greenwood. Mi s Bireline. Hagmann, Knoff. Kelly ... Row 2. Hermanson, Fournier, Lillejord, Livingston, Hodgton, Hodge . . . Row 3. Hocum, Brundidge. Funke, Huckins, Greiner, Hegman . . . Row 4. Lang, Burnett, Lundeon, Honey, Lundahl. Holbrook, King . . . Row 5. Sykes, Olson, MocGilvray, Lind-roos. Koellon. Eddy. Lundberg, Lee. 'Advisory p,etident ADVISORY 315 Row I. Tillotson. Ahlman. Jenks, Gundorson, Miss Dunbar. Omholt, Himmelman, Heck . . . Row 2. Hedtko. Hitch. Stoaf. Boarg, Lang-berg. Grattan, Hanson . . . Row 3. Gisselbeck. Haverly. Harrit. Halverson. Granquist, Gilkey, Gosling . . . Row 4. Graca. Hirsch, Hain-lin. Hanton, Gibson , Childs, Gow, Hayward. IRIRODUCTIOtl TO sophomores • A self-application both physically and mentally in service to the school. .. idealistic standards . . . representation in sport, speech, music, art, and writing activities . . . the setting of a goal . . . the daily striving to reach that same goal . . . the acquirement of knowledge . . . the molding of potential citizens . . . natural leadership personified . . . the group as a whole showing traits of a brilliant future ... the class of 1941. S 0 P H 0 m 0 R E S ADVISORY 117 Row I. K. Knight, H. Knight, Lar-von. Mr. Titsworth. Johnson, Gun nar, Greenberg . . . Row 2. Farry. Hinz. Guldan, Laamhuis. Louskos. Harman . . . Row 3. Haarn, Van Sickla, Low. Fournia. Johnson. James, longton. ADVISORY 120 Row I. Laird. R. Johnson, Mr Southworth, Lind. Leary . . . Row 2. Lansing. Haney, King. Lundahl, Kellogg. Fife ... Row 3. Anderson Judkins, Lynch. Hull, Lindahl . . . Row 4. Lillojord, Kahn. Jonas, Las-lay . Gelschus, Labatt. ADVISORY 130 Row I. Eastman, Cottrell, Mr Moore. Cornish, Hegman, Daly . Row 2. Fritze. Thompson. Cameron Grossman, F r a n k u s. Hedlund. Frangos. . . . Row 3. Heffron, Gers-back. Conrad. Danielson, Coburn. Davis . . . Row 4. Harris. Elston Covort. Gunnarson. Hammond Grant, Cavanagh . . . Row 5. Costello, Darner. Ellison. Forchas Cutlip, Finn. Harris, Emmert . •Advisory President. 90 ADVISORY LIBRARY Row I. Scrrvor. Waldron, Reinhardt, Rawson. Inglebret. Sondor-ton. Mattison. Selberg . . . Row 2. Erickson, Bowman, Sanford. Rerat. Shapero. Chambors. Corliss. Seide-mann . . . Row 3. Sandin, Scott. Randolph. Rose. Schwartz, Schmitt. Egan. Russ . . . Row 4. Rengstorff. Buchanan. Rodengen, Rooso. Shaw. Sahagian, Daniels, Rowe. Annesly. ADVISORY AUD. Row I. S. Davis. Cappas, Dohn . Mr. Kreiger. Aldrich. Amdahl, Brown . . . Row 2. Borg. Enkema. Arneton. Carlson. Bartlett. Beory, L. Davis . . , Row 3. Aitchison, Christopher, Broude. Anderson. Campbell. Englor . . . Row 4. W. Davis. Ferrell, Bloomgren. K. Breucknor. Brown, J. Brouckner, Serqiong. ADVISORY 205 Row I. MacLaren. Gross. Hay. Miss Petri, Halverson, Hegmann. Mur-ray . . . Row 2. Johnson. Hasch. Grobe, Holem. Aarhus. Seath. McGinnis. Giles . . . Row 3. Higgins, Jensen, Horwitz, Garwick. Herrick, Grotton. Gulbro . . . Row 4. Grier, G. Hanson, J. Hanson. Hedtko. Heinz, Dale. Frye. D. Hanson . ‘Advisory President. ADVISORY 134 Row I. Phillips. Solberg, Chopiro, Mr. Hill, Rochoford. Polucci. Quint . . . Row 2. Norsted . Ogelsby, Schram, Rode. McDermott. Rico . . . Row 3. Snow, Nolson, Piffnor, Peterson, Smele . . . Row 4. Shish. McIntyre. Schillberg, Mahonoy. Robinson, Reinsmith. ADVISORY 208 Row I. Avard. Bradley. Androws. Mr. Bradley. Borg. Andorson, An-ton . . . Row 2. Bresnahan. Iverson, J. Anderson, Baker. Allard. Boyor, Brickson . . . Row 3. Bauer. Batch-oiler, D. Bauer, Bender. Wilson. Bjorke, B. Andorson . . . Row 4. Bauder, B. Anderson, Blewett, Donahue. Gaard. Berger. Benjamin. ADVISORY 210 Row I. Caswell. Bedford. Potersen. Miss Beck. M. Anderson. McCarthy. Bihlor . . . Row 2. Ostdisl. Rosen, Benson. Kelly. Ackerman, Brancheau, Carter . . . Row 3. Cooper. Dawson. Burgi. Olson. Bringen. R. Anderson. Bleckburn. Catos . . . Row 4. Crail, Callahan . Arnish, Brick. Bolsinger. Lyngdal, Aarnes . . . Row 5. Belle-son, Barrus, DeWitt. B. Anderson. Alexander, Chapmen, Fox Kennedy. ADVISORY 216 Row I. Marlow. Shinners, Davidson. Mr. Williams, Sher. Coburn. Kane . . . Row 2. Wise. Hult. Schimmole. Wisely. Nordmerkon. Cooko, Me-Loon . . . Row 3. Conary. Michencr. Hagon, Yoerks. Wing, Winship . . . Row 4. Ross. Wolf, Gosko. Hall. Wyman. Scroschein, Richter . . . Row 5. Lewis. Fletcher. Glessner. Larson Campbell. Shirley, Bergman, Schwerko. ADVISORY 218 Row I. McFadden. Kroman, Engl . Mrs. Williams, McDonnell, McLel-Ion . . . Row 2. Russell. Mangney. Lang. Tuttle, Kist, Kelly. Melande' , . . Row 3. Moore Roichel. Nord-berg, Bronson, Bakulo, Meisser Row 4. Morison. Olson, Mitchell Lane. Wittmon. Houston . . . Row 5. Mellema. Miller. Olstad. Me-Sherry. Guetyloe . Zemlin. Nicho! son. •Advisory President. ADVISORY 301 Row I. Bended. Duxbury, Doust Curio, Dickoy, Bunnoll . . . Row 2 Bolstad, Pappas. V. Campbell. Ded richtson, Boron, L. Campbell . . Row 3. Cochran, Eaton. Ahlcrona Dwyer. Chamberlin, Bradley . . Row 4. Cummings. Crowford. 8er roy. Begert, Boxtor. Brodie, Clark ADVISORY 302 Row I. Yorxa. Ware. Wadsworth, Mr . Boquist, Van Do Wall, Now-man. Zatulowsky . . . Row 2. Tosney, Turner, Wright, Storn. Warren, Eckberg . . . Row 3. Gibson . Dun-Ham, Bunkor, Thompson. Swanson, Barr, Booraom. ADVISORY 304 Row I. B. Olson, G. Poterson. Purdy . Miss Orton. Pomeroy, Pen-ner. Johnston . . . Row 2. Ponniman, Olson. N. Olson, Hoinrich, Sharp. Waddoll, H. Peterson . . . Row 3. G. Nelson, Brill, L. Olson, Norri . E. Nelson, Blumer, Potter ... Row 4. Pauly, Radxom, V. Olson, Neuman, Phillips. Otte, Norton . .. Row 5. Perdue, Borg, Newborn, Palymeros, Pharis, Olsten. Oswald, Powers. ‘Advisory President. ADVISORY 234 Row I. Nolan, La Sell, Miss Sanded. Moyers, Johnson . . . Row 2. Mosher, Hanson, Hess, Hanson, Ryman, Norris . . . Row 3. Lisocki, Francis . Nicol, Jerde. Millar . . . Row 4. Nutting. Smith, McIntosh, Malmgren, Goldstein. Goldsman. ADVISORY 306 Row I. Perreault, Nelson, Miss Backus. Wise. Bartlett. Monroe . . . Row 2. Boyce. Stewart, Wilson, Warn. Rippberger. Slettedehl . . . Row 3. Montman, Hoik, Olsen, Sweeney, Boquist, Ward ... Row 4. Schoelkopf. Butler , Murray, Thorton. Deblon. Moeller. Wood. ADVISORY 307 Row I. D. Smith. Hoedley, Gaui. Hendel, Hertig. Dalton . . . Row 2. Hansen, Hoskin. Hanson, Gilson, Gehrke. Hutson. Espeseth . . . Row 3. Hogan, Cooper, Hocum, Wheeler, Reed. Flesher... Row 4. Jewett. Haviland. Gruenberg. O’Brien. Haedtke. Fleming. Greer , . . Row 5. Everett. Dean. Davison. Ing. mundson, Echert. Heinz . Phillips. ADVISORY 310 Row I. Fitzpatrick, Good. Horwitz. McCulloch, Miss Wagenhalls. Russell. Garner. Lang . . . Row 2. Griffith, Milne. Hamley . Fowler. Gerecke. Ketzung, Brandvold, En-trikin . . . Row 3. Meighan, Hey-nacher, Madson. Lenox. Kepler, Fourre. Fritsen . . . Row 4. Link. Gannon, Fleck. McLean, Forrer, Lilligren. Mattern, Hush. ADVISORY 317 Row I. Wagner . Ward. Weinberg. Mrs. Wells, Thompson, Morris, Cook . . . Row 2. Weireter. Miner. White. Philpot. Williams, Thurston. White . . . Row 3. Weigent. Hin-man, Schneider, Tripp. Hinz. Bor-gen, Larson . . . Row 4. Wallace Townsend. Wilcox. Vinton, Warner. Wages, Wiggins, Thompson. 94 •Advisory President. ADVISORY 320 ADVISORY 324 Row I. Ring, Strudwick. Stono, Miss Winslow, Ten Dyck, Rubel, Schmidt . . . Row 2. Scharling, Walsh. Rice. Purdy. O'Noil, Spring. J. Thomas . . . Row 3. Ryberg. Woodcock, Roston. Crowley, Youngdaht. Milam, Davis . . . Row i. Winters. Rockwood. J. Peterson. P. Thomas. J. Paterson. Stromberg. Lewis . . . Row 5. Wiese, Paul, Shaw. Gardinor, Schutz, Stono. J. Davit. Diltmon. ADVISORY 326 Row I. Downs, Crown. Bury. Miss Dendingor, Derickson, Dolliff.Johnson .. . Row 2. Ewald. Pearson. Far-nam, Coad, Fifo. Falbisaner, Dahl, Foss . . . Row 3. Doyle, Cody. Cou-sinoau . English, Dunn, Kroogor, Powers ... Row 4. Gallagher, Erickson Burg, Diethart, Davis. Cross, Doerr. Collins. ADVISORY 404 Row |. C. Sidoris. Swilor, Sylto. Mr. Tkach, Taussig, S. Sideris . . . Row 2. V. Johnson, Phillips. C. Snyder. Mallory. Simundson , Stock Row 3. Austin, Susskind. J. Snydor Sykes. M. Smith, D. Smith. R Smith . . . Row 4. P. Swanson. Souba, S. Swanson, Stindle, Svend-nn. Peterson . . . Row 5. Steinor, -- Smith. Swenson. B. Andorson. Sonnenberg. A. Anderson, Shout. 'Advisory President. Row I. Valedine. Leber, Matelsky Mrs. Kean, Schoribol, Legeros Lundgren . . . Row 2. F. Johnston Naustdal, White. McMorrow Mork. Kenney, Loti. Napier . . Row 3. Martin, LoTour. Laffin. Dis rod, Manzavrakos. N. Johnson Koop . . . Row 4. Goldsmith, Ma busth, Austin. McCullum, Leli berte. Mayberg . D. Nelson.Miller ADVISORY 116 Row I. Christenson. Anderson. Mr. Guohloo, Tennyson, Blaclt . Brown, Cooper . . . Row 2. Bearg, Bernier. Butler. Lacy. Bosanko. Hedlund. Batten, Burrill . . . Row 3. Bossott, Holmes, Dohlman, Armstrong. Betts, Cordelis, Bajakiam . . . Row 4. Beson, Brace, Trainor, Barnum, Barnes. Conrad. Craig. Flynn. ADVISORY 207 Row I. Nelson, Marshall. Martnor, Mr. Jackson. Knudson, Leuor, D. Peterson . . . Row 2. McKirnan. Lostetter. Jones. L. Poterson, Me-Sherry. Walsh , . . Row 3. N ol'.on I Kromenetsky, Olsen. Fisk. Montgomery, Nessler, Naus . . . Row 4 McHardy. Kinney. Little. Fader Opsahl, Piotreschke. Martin . . Row 5. Loeper. Neutson. McCamp-bell. Paine, Lindquist . Hay. Neil-son. ADVISORY 110 Row I. Iverson, McFarland. H. Johnson, Mr. Norton. Meier, McDaniel. Kjorlang . . . Row 2. Kell-gren . Woodruff. M. Johnson. Wesala. Kennedy, Villas . . . Row 3. Mawhinney, Lindh, Lowery, Hudson, Kunz, Kouba. Nelson . . . Row 4. Lee, Mason. MacGibbon. Hun-kins. Mickolson, Height . . . Row 5. Kalgren. Rasmussen, Maves, B. Johnson. Hanson, Holker, Nauman. ADVISORY 220 Row I. Prosser. Skoglund. Ring Miss Spaulding, Reed. Rolph. N Smith . . . Row 2. L. Smith , Smilor P. Smith. Shelton. Culver. G. Smitt . . . Row 3. Lendkamer, Stone. He! men, Towle. B. Swanson. R. Swan son, Spuer . . . Row 4. Raitt. Ran dell. Slewson. Ueland, Dean Thompson. Tousley. Scattergood. •Advisory President. . ADVISORY 328 Row I. Wolls. Teigen, Nelson, Mr. Johnson, R. Sholos. Wikoon, Swenson . .. Row 2. Riel, Johnson, Scott, Stoddard. Van Ornum, Gronvall. Skinner . . . Row 3. Northrop. Varner. Vaughn, Budde. Pfister. Weber. Murphy, Shanahan . . . Row 4. W. Sholes. Yum, Smith, Carlson. Sadloske. Wilson. Taylor . . . Row 5. Zittleman. Wyatt, Jones, Week . Packard, Poehler, Moortle. Burn-evik. ADVISORY 303 Row I. Rogers, Riley, Youngquist Miss Hiscock. Wedoll. Waldron, Wolls . . . Row 2. Coleman. White. Kiofnor. McKereghan. Fowler, Stonedale, Oronstoin . . . Row 3. Whitten, Nelson, Wyman. Kelly. Wood. Van Horn. Weir . . . Row 4. Wingert. Young, Wulke. Witt, Whit tack or. Comer. Werdell. Youngdahl. ADVISORY 403 Row I. Klapp. Abbott. Dahle, Miss Johnson. Clefton. J. Beck. Cool-idge . . . Row 2. Broad. Adolphi. Arneson. Coffin. Bilodeau. Epstein .. . Row 3. Culver. Glenny . Baston. Boneau. Caldwell. Bish . . . Row 4. Gohrko. Adorns. Spottswood.Evans. Beemen, Garlock. Groon . . . Row 5. R. Bock Cronon. Durfee. Dreis-bach, Bockor. Craigie, Baird, Billingsley. ADVISORY 403A Row I. Bowman. Hodges. Fredrickson, Miss McFarlano. D. Johnson, Graves. Hayes . . . Row 2. Hansen. Erickson Desm. Zacher. Docker. Ford . . . Row 3. Kelly, Huntley, Jacobs, Guey. Floury, Hield, Jones . . . Row 4. Hatting. Fuller, C. Johnson, Bryen. Gilbert, Jensen. Hultkrans. •Advisory President. 97 QUOTE: ‘THE LAST TIME WE LL EVER POSE VITIES [■■N - UNO WAN • AN •; i •_____________v___________________________________j calorics ! s ,° «� � « «, A,„,ON pOSlNG ♦ ZA , Drawing by Donna Ensign • The Green and White gridders started the football season by defeating St. Thomas. The outstanding quality of the West eleven was its amazing backfield. A complete victory over Marshall was given by the scoring punch of Kelley, Bradford, Thomas, and Sauer. Playing under a blistering sun, the Westerners scored in every quarter to pile up points. The South Tigers were the next to meet West High on the gridiron. The high-riding Cowboys wero not so fortunate, though, and dropped the game to the Orange and Black. A sustained march was halted by the Tigers on the two-yard line to climax the startling upset. Resentful at being held scoreless by South, the West gridders tallied five times to vanquish the Maroon and Gold of Roosevelt. During the more quiet moment the Service Club performs. FOOTBALL TEAM: Row I—Lewi . Kearns. McKoerigan. Hirth. Jewitt ... Row 2—White, A def‘ se,rrong VOI en Van Langen . . . Row 3—MacTavish. Ashworth, Schroeder. Sauer. Baston, Kelley. Shaw . . . Ro , n yhomas. Dun Whitten, Patterson, Tyminski . . . Row 5—Turnham. Lundberg, Bradford, Eide, Gould . . • Row t ' 1 gan. Gardiner, Medcalf. Baudor. 99 FOOTBALL DICK KELLEY—All-City • Washburn succumbed to the Westerners on a contestable decision of the timekeeper. In spite of a severe handicap, the West Warriors led Central at half time by one touchdown. The superior reserve power of Central finally prevailed. The West team fell beneath the cleats of Edison mainly because of bad breaks. The Polars of North High froze out the Cowboys in the last game of the 1938 season. The crowning achievement of the season was the fine spirit displayed by players and spectators at all games. 100 FOOTBALL SCORE West Opp. 6 Edison 14 6 Central 25 0 South 14 13 Washburn 7 21 St. Thomas 12 6 North 13 26 Marshall 0 32 Roosevelt 0 And then you havo a clear field, Dick. 101 Guard your man. and watch those passes. CHEERLEADERS . . . Daskovsky, Fredburg, Spior. W CLUB Row I. Price. Armstrong. Thomas, Daskovsky, Robb . . . Row 2. Pel-lett, Shaw. McKereghan, Modcalf. Turnham. Lundberg . . . Row 3. Olsen, Bouder. Lilja. Overholt. Randall . . . Row 4. Van Langen, White. Ashworth. Andorson. Lopor, Lewis. 102 Straining every muscle, the Cowboy line breaks through to keep it a scoreless tie. BflSHETBflLL • In spite of a season marked with close defeats, West distinguished itself by having its Captain. Johnny Olsen, appointed on the All-City team. In the Roosevelt game the Teddies came through in the closing seconds to win. The other games showed a remarkable improvement in the playing ability of the Cowboys. We all admire that never-say-die attitude displayed. Watt Score Opp. West Score Opp. 30 Washburn 35 32 South 37 30 Vocational 38 14 Marshall 47 38 Rootevelt 47 24 Edison 54 42 Contral 49 27 North 37 TEAM Row I. Robinson. Shout. Hondricl- on. Douglass . . . Row 2. Nelson, Bradford. Thomas. Gardiner. An derson . . . Row 3. Mr Farrell. Lowe. Pollott. Olsen. jcore- 103 West's 'All City Olson on hit ay to a H 0 C H E Y • Our Pucksters started the season with insufficient practice, but through superior ability came through to defeat every city team except Washburn. The Cowboy Ice-men skated into the finals by again defeating North High. The Washburn Millers edged out the Westerners in the third period to capture the city title. Opp. Score WEST Score Opp. 2 Washburn 1 2 North 1 2 Washburn 1 2 North 1 1 Marshall 1 4 South 0 2 Central 4 1 Humboldt 3 Mr. Ilttrup HOCKEY TEAM Row I—Greer. Sturtevant, Roger . Campbell. Notostino. . . . Row 2—llttrup (coach); Dun-gan. Lilja. Baudot. Snapp, Pet-erton. Bunker, Bolla. Thacher, Jacobson. Ashworth. Armstrong. Kelley. 104 An eiclting moment during the Central game. All-City Star. Dick Kelley B 0 XI n G HDD TIJ III B LI n G • The Boxing Club meets once a week under the supervision of Mr. Davork, U. of M. boxing coach. During the year the club promotes a tournament open to all. This year the champions were as follows: Ralph Bowman, fly-weight: Kenny Parke, welterweight; Bill Gelschus, middleweight; Larry Burnett, light heavyweight; Dan Gallagher, heavyweight. The Tumbling Club trains seriously after school hours to develop perfection of movement. This club competes as a team against other schools. The team was seriously handicapped by the graduation of some of its more experienced tumblers. The showing they made in the city meet was commendable. A light workout tor our future Golden Glove Champions 105 Perfect balance. A lesson in balance and coordination. 3 w i in m i n g • West s mermen tied Marshall High swimmers for the championship of Minneapolis. Captain Mel Hendrickson of West, was the outstanding man throughout the season. He won the state championship in the 50 and 100, and set a new city record in the 100-yard. West defeated by a comfortable margin all schools but Roosevelt, to whom they lost by one point. The first league swimming meet was against Central High School. The Westerners captured six of the eight first places. Edison High dropped the meet to West by a margin of 37 points. West again won six of the eight events to top Washburn. The Cowboy plungers placed first at the Gustavus Adolphus Northwest meet, to crown a successful season. West SCORE Opponents 48 South 27 56 Edison 19 43 Washburn 32 37 Roosevelt 38 47 Central 28 39 Marshall 36 5? North 23 106 Hendrickson. Brueckner Savago. Steckler make a dash for the finish. Splash! Thoy're off! Another Victory! SWIMMING TEAM Row I. Chandler. Leapor. Hav-erly. Mltcholl . . . Row 2. Shourt. Robb, Bruockner. Savage. Capt. Hendrickson. Warn-ar. Towle. Daskovsky . . . Row 3. Stroschein. Ostrander. Sol-haug. Ryan, Van Doren. McIntyre, Van Doren, Laidlaw. Koehler, Moollor, Legas. Coach Wickstrom. Groen and White Wafor Nymphs. 107 GIRLS’ SPORTS • We are shifting the spotlight from the boys’ athletic accomplishments for a glimpse of the steadily rising achievements of West High girls in sports. Under the supervision of Miss Katherine Cary and Miss Frances Sandell the girls have proved that they are a part of the coming generation by their eagerness and vitality. Fencing, riding, volley-ball, field-hockey, first aid —all these arts have they mastered, and many more. If one should chance upon the girls’ gymnasium at any period in the day he would likely find girls busily engaged in playing basketball, practicing correct posture, trying out Modern dancing or perhaps, working on the rings. A few years ago the Girls Athletic Association, commonly known as the G. A. A., was organized. Joining this club enables the girls to participate in tournaments and work for points which are necessary in earning a W. 100 Round and 'round thoy go and where they stop nobody know . No, they'ro not waving—it’ Modern Dancing. There's a right and wrong to everything, and this is pretty obvious. Get that ball up and over. 109 m «© G. A. A- BOARD Row I. Swanson, Moorhead. Miss Cary, Ogilvie, Engelhardt . . . Row 2. Piotraschko, Meadley, Cooper, Ryan, Jansen, Acker . . . Row 3. Bamford. Parker, Stewart, Penner, Nutting. MO West High School girls in a series of gymnastic gyrations. f e n c i n g n n d r i d i n g • En garde! Reminiscing in Medieval times we find fencing brought up to date by the West High Fencing club. This difficult sport develops poise and skill in those who master it. Through the efforts of Bob Jamme and Martin Fisk the fencing club has proved successful. Bob Jamme distinguished himself by winning second place in the State Fencing Contest. Galloping down the bridle path sends a thrill through anyone. True to Western style, our riding club has accomplished wonders this year, and has displayed some excellent horsemanship under the tutelage of Mrs. Zoe Walker, Miss Catherine Murray, and Mr. Earl Mer-field. Feminine eque$tfien� learn tho art of horjomanship . . . BASEBALL • Under the enthusiastic tutelage of Don Houck, the baseball squad prepared for a successful season in '39. Wilcox. Peterson, Thomas, and Bradford returned as lettermen from last season. West placed third in the city league last year. First place in the Carleton invitational meet was awarded to the Cowboy nine in '38. This is symbolic of the state championship and is the third consecutive year that West has been so honored. The same fine calibre of baseball is also expected this year. The West battery—Wtlco . Peterson, and Rogers. TEAM Row I—Campbell. H. Schutz. Davis, Engitrand. R. Schutz. Horwitz. Peterson, Captain . .. Row 2—Rogers. Beson, Low. Wilcoi. Johnson. Sadloske. Winship . . . Row 3—Tyschen. Johnson. Bradford. Thomas. Bunker, Snyder, Dahl . , . Row 4—Mr. Houck, Coach; Belle-son, Anderson. Randolph, Kors-mo. Canterbury. Asst. Coach; Forchas. Manager. 112 TRACK • Kelley, Annesley, Larsen, and Alexander, West’s star relay team, scorched the cinders as they set a new state record this year. An enthusiastic crowd was treated by this foursome to one of the fastest half-mile relays ever seen on the University of Minnesota's indoor track. A repetition of West's winning the state championship is yet to be verified. However, Dick Kelley and Bill Alexander, two state record holders, are sure to place high if not on top. Louis Zavodsky, recognized as one of the outstanding track tutors of the Northwest, has completed another cycle in developing this startling team. TEAM Row I—Greon. Lowis, Robin-ion. James. Goorgo. Hinners, Hankins, Schroeder, Zemlin, Hirsh . . . Row 2—Zavodsky. Coach, Dunkom, Norberg. Annesley, Kelley, Larson, Ale , ander, Wyatt. Russ. Records aro broken as Annesley lakes the baton from Kelley. M3 Wost trad on receive identification numbers. GOLF • West entered the finals of the city golf league last year, but suffered a defeat at the clubs of Marshall High. As we enter the race for the city title and trophy, the Cowboys are heavy favorites to place in the win. George Edling of West High went to second place in the state singles contest and thus furthered the Cowboy prestige on the links. Ade Nelson, a popular West High instructor, is responsible for the remarkable stroking of this group. Row I—Heller, Ericion . . . Row 2 — Edling. comb. Schmidt. Leary. yoor wrists relaxed and Coach A. D. Nelson. 114 TEnms • Runner up in the state raquet league was 1938’s team's highest honor. Winworth Williams, history teacher, coached the Cowboys to first place in the Carleton invitational meet. Also this team took another second in the Minneapolis league. For many years the raquet squad of West has ranked high if not first in the state. With last season's three veteran players, Gulden. Gunner, and Savage, returning to compete, this record is expected to be repeated. Mr. Williams is noncommittal when asked about predictions. IIS A Cowboy netman goes after a high one. Coach W. Williams, James Wanvig John Anderson Won Apollo Club Contest Betty Alexander First Prize Printers Ink Goorgo Kearns Winnor State Poetry Contest TRACK State Track Championship Dick Kelley ART George Bellows Art Award Bill Modcelf Norma Jean Hall DRAMATICS AND ORATORY Minnesota N. F. L. Tournament Award Minnesota State Dramatics Championship State N. F. L. Oratorical Championship MUSIC WRITING SWIMMING Eleventh Annual Y. M.C. A. Swimming Championship Mel Hendrickson I 16 OUR SERVICE RECORD West High Student have been outitending in their service to the school this year. We present with pride some of their achievements. Hesperian receives first classification by Columbia Press. Times wins National Scholastic Press Pacemaker Award, first place in Columbia Scholastic Press. A Cappella Choir receives highest nation-wide recognition at 1938 National Choral Competition— St. Louis. Dudley’s Ruch’s radio play, Face the Music. produced on WCCO. December 6. Ruth Shisler wins several food-product prizes. Cash award for Christmas letter read over KSTP. Lois Layman—work published in several magazines. Edits Grovcland CEer. Dick Savage— Famous Last Words published by Ted Cook in Minneapolis Tribune. Doris Mae Crowley—adapted O'Henry's The Gift of the Magi as one-act play. Madelyn Hersey and Brian Powers—honorable mention in National Contest. Everyday Reading. Ted Black, Norma Page, Jean Eskedal. Doris Cassel, Doris Anderson, Frank Cooley, Madelvn Hersey, George Kearns—work published in Scholastic Magazine. Alyce Graca—first prize in book reviewing by Junior Literary Guild. Ed Braman, Phil Gelb. Rhelda Woodard, and Marion Gile win all-state awards in journalism. Ralph Walls—judged outstanding debater oE Debate Division of the Intersectional Speech Tournament. Robert Traff, Ralph Walls. James Wanvig, Bill Landis, Carol Gibson participate in defeat of all Minneapolis high schools in speech activities. Carol Gibson—first West girl to engage in District Debate. West Hockey Team wins second place in the city league. John Anderson and Florence Cooley represent West in Apollo Club Singing Contest. Ed Yamazaki breaks world's record in Boys' Intermediate 2 mile race in speed skating. Ed Yamazaki, Dave Black, Don Moe win State and City relay race. Arnold Daskovsky and Bob McHenry take honors at N. W. Gymnastic Meet. Mel Hendrickson breaks city records in swimming. Jean Leighton wins women's city singles title in table tennis. John Olsen—All-city basketball guard. Jean Swanson wins first prize in Craft Design in National Scholastic Design. Laurence Loraus awarded first prize in Applied Design in National Scholastic Contest. Jamie Frazier, Donna Ensign, and Ralph White win scholarships to Minneapolis School of Art. Ralph Walls and Shirley Archambault win Regional Declamatory Contest. West swimming team wins Y. M. C. A. All-city Invitation Meet. 117 Students of West High School pile record on record end bring feme to their home end school. 8 E n 10 R HALL OF F fl m E JANUARY SENIOR CLASS Girl Boy Betty Berge , . . Bos Dancer . . . Cliff Anderson Mary Shattuck . Bost Drossed . . . Don Hutson Pal Lewis . . . . Prottiest Eyes . . . . Bob Glanx Jean Blazier . . . Prettiest Hair . . George Baldwin Doris Mae Crowley . Most Talented . Harold Meyers Lib Kingsley . . . Will Succeed . . Buzz Bainbridge Alice Snyder . . . All Around . . . Walt Nyberg Betty Sue Gilson . . Best Looking . Bud Mathewson Grace Bourgerie . . Most Brilliant . Lowell Carlson Hazel Reidel . . . . Boshful . . Charles Danielson Constance Cronin . , Busiest . . . . Roger Loper Harriet Ness . . . . Peppiest . . Ralph Thacher Peachy Jerome . Best Sport . . Martin Fisk Kay Kingsley . . . Entertaining . . . Jack Taylor Ruth Stanton . . . Best Athleto . . . Tom Randall Joan Larson . . . Most Dignified . . . Roger Iverson Elizabeth Bohler . . Most Choorful . . . James Hart Virginia Platten . Most Tactful . Rodney Manning Enid Countryman . Most Poise . . . Bob Zesbaugh Marlene Maynard . Friendliest . . Harry Davis Mary South . . . Courteous . . John Broback Joan Griffith . . . . Arguer . . . . John Howard Jayne Sargent . . Cutest . . . . . Don Nixon Donabeth Johnson Best Complexion . . . Bob Fallon Mabel Sonnenberg . . Quietest . . . . Roger Scott Rosemary Hope . .Jitterbug. . . . . Tom Fern JUNE SENIOR CLASS Girl Joan Mother . . Hazel Fischer . . Jeanne Yurocko Jean Leighton Kathleen Murphy Polly Hollis . . Maura Anderson . Beverly Meyers Ruth Moan . . . Barbara Utley . . Ann Cooley . . Suzanne Lundgren Mary Hayes . . June Urlie . . . Dorothy Piotraschke Vivian Ryan . . Jean McFarlan , Sue Cody . . . Sandra Ueland Jane Hess . . . Patricia Lane . . Bettye Tucker . . Polly Struthers Gabriel Benedict . Patty Bexal . . . Jean Fleury . . Bet Dancer Best Dressed Prettiest Eyes Most Talented Will Succeed All Around Best Looking Most Brilliant . Bashful . . Studious . . Busiest . . Peppiest . Best Sport Entertaining Best Athleto Most Dignified Most Cheerful Most Tactful Most Poise Friendliest Courteous . Arguer . . Cutest . Bes� Complexion . Quietest . Prettiest Hair Boy David Sauer . Byron Wilson George Kearns John Anderson James Wanvig . . Bill Price Arthur Patterson William Gilbert . . John Bolla Gove Laybourn Robert Traff . Warren Baker George Bauder Ralph Walls Dick Kelley . John Solhaug . . Ed Braman . Yale Smiley Don Teslow Gus Tiggus . Phil Sampson . . Bill Landis Bill Tierney Bill Alexander Maurice Crowley Jack Youngdahl Selections made by Hesperian Staffs. CLASS PLAY • SEVEn AEVS LO BALDPAtE • December 9 . . . thrills and chills . . . seniors present Seven Keys to Baldpate . . . Taylor brings laughs as Peters, the Hermit . . . Lib Kingsley as Mary Norton . . . Buzz Bain-bridge plays William Magee . . . Baldpate Inn quivers with adventure . . . audience shrieks as a gun explodes . . . Betty Sue Gilson turns rough and tough . . . gunmen swarm the Inn . . . cast receives telegram from George M. Cohan . . . Taylor’s beard is source of discomfort . . . wind machine provides a roaring gale . . . Joyce Gregory receives thanks from cast . . . curtain falls on A Seniors' last gesture to West. Lowell Carlton 119 Roger Loper. Bun Bainoridge. Allen Swanton. Betty Sue Gilton, Harold Meyers, George Baldwin. FROfTl OUR LITTLE YELLOW BASKET PERISHABLES dirndls Dutch sabots 4b peasant scarfs dancos at Townsodge skating shirts Rainbow after dates blouses—blouses—blousos recording machinos Gokey canoe shoes Chinese chockers y saddle shoes ond sweat so Artie Shaw pink shell-rimmed glasses Tommy Dorsey WE THE PUPILS SPEAK Favorite actor—Jimmy Stewart, John Garfield. Spencer Tracy. Gary Cooper. Favorite actress—Margaret Sullavan, Bette Davit. Hody LaMarr. Bett book— With Malice Towardt Some, Rebecca. My Sonl My Sonl Bett orchestra—Artie Shaw. Bett radio program—Information Please. Bob Benchley. Swing Club. Favorite movie— Gunge Din. Boys' Town. You Can't Take It With You. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Favorite Year in School—Senior. Best Magazine—Reader' Digest, Life. Esguire. Best singer—Ella Fitzgerald. Lawrence Tibbett. Recipe for a Flunk Take a quart of bluffs, stir in one pound of strained eicutes. add clast yells, according to taste, roll in an abundance of athletic enthusiasm flavor with numerous stroll and dances, then stuff with one night’s cramming and serve hot at the end of the term. How I Got Through Rock—Used the skin on my teeth. D. Sauer—My personality smile. S. Cody—It's a mystery to me. P. Jerome—Lived on breinfood. M. Hayes—Had so many men teachers. Corney—Playing football. J. R. Anderson—Goes places and does sings. G. Laybourn— Burning the midnight oil. M. Hendrickson—Always in the swim of things. l YOU MATCH THEM 1. Bun Bainbridge 2. Bcb Bradford 3. Jim Wanvig 4. Arthur Hustad 5. Dick Kelley 6. George Boldwin 7. Don Williams 1. Vivian Ryan 2. Maura Anderson 3. Norma Jean Hall 4. Gaby Benedict 5. Lib Kingsley 6. Polly Strutheri 7. Ness twins HANDLE WITH CARE . . . UNBROKEN RECORDS Hurry Homo . . . Wocky Dust . . . Old Folks ... I Cried for You . . . My Reverie . . . Nightmare . . . Begin the Beguine . . . Deop Purple . . . Any Old Time . . . Smarty . . . Back Bay Shuffle . . . Deep in a Dream . . . Thanks for Everything . . . Jeopers-Croepers . . . Shad Rack . . . h o me c o m i n g parade WE SHALL MARCH IN ONE PROCESSION WHEN THE GREEN AND WHITE WE SEE SHALL PROCLAIM THY VICTORIES UPHOLD ITS PRICELESS HONOP WHEREVER WE MAY BE ILY SHOWING THE GREEN AND WHITE IS BLOWING LET US HAIl DEAR OLD WEST HIGH TB IxtraA 4|wtST«£ SCHOOL CALENDAR. SEPTEMBER OCTOBER. OVEMBCR A A rines Wins (OMoes DECEMB f CCCnBE 7 K£V6 TO GALDPATC Christmas COMMENCEMENT FEBRUARY SKIPPING lNCp£A E£ AT THE ARENA JUNE ft TRACK KJLLYWOOoJ T c DICKINSON SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOSHAy TOWER GE. 2266 Conducted as a Business Office Group Work Limited to 10 in the Group Front Office COURSES Typewriting Bookkeeping Shorthand Business English Private Secretarial Secretarial Arts Graduates of the Dickinson School have recently been employed by: Department of Health, University of Minn.; Department of Agriculture, State of Minn.; Minneapolis Public Library; Attorneys, Banks and Large Corporations. LEARN ABOUT DICKINSON TRAINING FROM THOSE WHO KNOW Among last year's graduates were: Jane Crosby, 4800 Second Avenue South, LOcust 0237; Eleanor Ellefsen, 600 East Fifteenth Street, GEn-eva 5107; Helen Sennett, 5212 Thirty-sixth Avenue South. KEnwood 3092; Marguerite Lundquist, 3438 Eleventh Avenue South, DUpont 3982; Bertha Grossman, 710 Morgan Avenue North, CHerry 9197; Betty Vos, 4431 Pleasant Avenue, COIfax 1502; Catherine Carey, 3213 Dupont Avenue South, COIfax 3545; Elaine Olson, 3602 Fourteenth Avenue South, DUpont 6957; Carlton Pope, 1516 Lincoln Avenue, St. Paul, EMerson 2078; Paula Seidemann, 4014 West Forty-fourth Street, WAlnut 5161; Gladys Ferguson, 3632 Fifth Avenue South, COIfax 2705; Dagmar E. Johnson, 1828 Park Avenue, BRidgeport 1467; Florence A. Mickelson, 819 Second Avenue South, GEneva 3529; Margery M. Mullen, 639 East 17th Street, GEneva 1078; Catherine Peterson, 2815 Forty-second Avenue. THE CLASS OF '39 Finishes in the best West tradition January Seniors say of their photographs- ROGER LOPER Excellent! WALT NYBERG They're Keen CLIFF ANDERSON Photos we can all be proud of. JEAN BLAZIER Fine work at a reasonable price. ALICE SNYDER They couldn't be better. MR. ANDERSON. Adviser The attention given to our photographic problems was sincerely appreciated. ZinTSmflSTER STUDIO Also finishes in the best West tradition June Seniors Have a Word— EDWIN BRAMAN The best pictures I ever had taken. RALPH WALLS —and the folders are nice too! BETTE ALEXANDER The graduating spirit well illustrated. JOHN R. ANDERSON Anderson says they're peachy. MISS MOORE. Art Department Such splendid photographs makes the work of the Art Department a pleasure. JACK YOUNGDAHL Pictures to treasure after graduation. LAKE AND HENNEPIN TABLE TENNIS COURTS Largest and Finest in the Northwest 2935 HENNEPIN AVENUE. KENWOOD 7856 Becker, McCrossen, Barne, Tatco, and U. S. Grant Equipment Catering, Seating and all other Party and Tournament Facilities Monthly Membership $3.00 A distinctive graduation gift. Free instruction by Minnesota's top ranking instructors. For Better Health—Exercise. For Better Exercise—Play Table Tennis. Seating accommodation for 300. Spectators invited to our clean, cool courts. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to you Seniors from LA LONE JEWELRY 3008 Hennepin KE. 6852 SOO CHU CAFE 3003 HENNEPIN AVE. Ke. 4624 Enjoy the Most Delicious Chinese and American Food in a Beautiful, Modernistic. Air-conditioned Atmosphere. Private Dining Room for Special Parties DELIVERY SERVICE MELL-O-MOON HOT DONUTS Always Fresh 32nd Hennepin Ave. F.H.A. MORTGAGE LOANS For the construction of new homes or refinancing present mortgages. Modernization Loans For Property Improvement Automobile Loans For Purchase of New Cars Personal Loans For Every Worthwhile Purpose 5th NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK HENNEPIN AND LAKE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A Quality School for High School Graduates and College M.en and Women Courses Offered Include: Private Secretarial, Executive Secretarial, Secretarial Finishing, Junior Accounting, General Business, Junior Executive, Clerical and Office Machines. ===== • ASK FOR BULLETIN • =-— MINNESOTA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 24 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA t'lourrs Whinprr ff hat W onl Can rvrr Say—Shakrupvara. (•rcrnhinttf H t-nm-pin Ml 3f lh Slrr« l COI.KAX 715ft SHEFFIELD Florist and XurNeryman LWDSC. PE GARDENING FLOWERS for EVERY OCCASION hlmerr Shop 3009 llrnnrpin A r., Minnrjpoli KENWOOD 3474 Sprcial Suburban Drlirrry artery 2 Milr V.rlh of THE NEW RAINBOW Compliments of— WEST HIGH PHARMACY Where the Best of West Meet Hennepin at Lake The Drug Store Across From West St Mm CLASSES IN BALLROOM AND ALL TYPES OF STAGE DANCING FOR CHILDREN 1803-5-7 Lyndale Ave. So. KE. 8593 fl C H n 0 OJ L E D G m E n T s The production of an annual requires the cooperation of many different groups and individuals. To tho following whose servicos proved invaluable in mating this book possible wo extend our most sincere appreciation: Mr. Schoonmekor; Miss Moore and her assistants: Mr. Segal and Miss Schoonmenn of the Bureau of Engraving: the teachers and students of Wost High School: Zintsmaster's Studio; our advertisers and to the Staff. A. P. Anderson. Adviser. Jack Youngdahl. Editor. THE 1939 HESPERIAI) PUBLISHED 8 V THE STUDENTS Of WEST HIGH SCHOOL Mtf'MEAPOUS. 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