West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Row li Musil, Pellerino, Peilen, O'Brien, Hindrichs, Altrowitz, Cammins, Ward. Row 2: Harding, Ecklund, Lesher, Wendell, Butler, Hillburn, lundheim. White, Lyon, Pres ho, Garvin. Row 3: Rozanski, Wegge, McCarthy, Frisch, Ewing, Honecker, Honecker, Standal, Sands, Abrams, Row 5: Schiotz, Barber, Balfanz, Weller, Peters, Lemke, Wartnick, Ewing, Honecker, Honecker, Standal, Abrams. Row 5: Schiotz, Barber, Balfanz, Weller, Peters, Lemke, Wartnick, Woller, Varonyak, Shearer. Row 6: Larson, Doyle, Narverud, Christopherson, Monger, Lofback, Christensen, Hoag, Fjeldheim. GERMAN CLUB Little things make Germany a lovely place: Small square fields where cabbages grow red, Fire glowing golden on blue tiles, Flowered cloth around a feathered bed. Row li Moe, Lowe, Steward, Robinson, Lund, Elstad, Deutsche, Thorpe, Enius, Eberling. Row 2: Hayhoe, Clawson, Otis, Hoffman, Vincent, Burton, Francisco, Cadmus, Holxopfel, Schiotz. Row 3i Sobes, Mann, Wortnick, Knowlton, Quist, Schwartz, Crosby, George, Finn, White. Row 4: Ek strum, Jennings, Hetland, Ferm, Kingsberg, Dodge, Twite, Walters, Cook, Cheesebrough. Row 5: Ausmon, Spry, Smith, Rackwitz, Grossman, Byram, Dransfield, Schaeffer, Rohwedder, Kleinsteuber. 20

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DRAMA CLUB It is with a play as with life—it matters not how Iona the action is spun out, hut how good the acting is. Row 11 McCompbell, Rennebohm, Bekiari, Dunbar. Row 2i Robert Bailey, Christensen, Kingsberg, Olson, Kane, Monger, Schiotz. Row 3i Newholl, Schwartz, Altrowitz, Shearer, Shanedllng, Goldstein, Elliot, Slaybaugh, Stensrud, Baker. Absent: Francisco, Hartigon, Martin, Sabes, Scherling, Sherman, (See division page for picture) Seated: Dockman, Mr. Bailey, lenington. Standing: Gerhord, lieber- man, Homstad, Keaton. I will speak something notable, new, and hitherto unsaid by any other mouth. Front) Altrowitz, Gerhard, lieberman, Homstad, Keaton. Bock: Goldstein, Slaybaugh, Mr. Bailey. The flowering moments of the mind drop half their petals in our speech. DEBATE FORENSIC 19

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Row It Rock, Bekiori, Hood, Grottman, Sanders, Stillman, Peilen, Groon, Christi, Hermes. Row 2: Lindahl, Chadbourn, Klaus, Lovino, Beaumanis, Williami, Norby, Danielson, Lyon, Woodard, Sanchez. Row 3s Zimmerman, Wallen, Probel-ski, Hill, Phelps, Wolfe, Janet, Knutson, Enius, Judd, Muggli, Schwab. Row 4 Garven, Finrud, Savela, Sleixer, Holt, Borowski, Dockman, Nudell, Reamer, Pearson, O'Brien, Row 5t Delaire, Fogel, Hanson, Kane, Tollefson, Rhamo, Hlntz, Larson, Monger, Stensrud. Row 61 Slater, Sweet, Cletcher, Delou, Kingsberg, Carlstrom, Somod, Kotke. Stanius, Schlotz. The French tongue, which is the speech of the clear, the cheerful or the august among men. FRENCH CLUB Row It Heideman, Boland, Funk, McPherson, Connell, Thorpe, Fermoyle. Row 2i Grailkk, Campion, Schumocker, Ebner, Ulstad, Hinderlie, Row 3t Comb, Peterson, Pas-son, Anderson, Higbie. Row 4i Synnes, Larson, Kennedy, White, Jensen, Struthers. Row 5t Hallen, Gilbertson, Lenth, Martin, Day, Bartko, Row 6: Keaton, Anderson, Sfrooman, Pewters, Huggins, Lenington. Row 7t Langford, Clutter, Crittenden, Larson, Gerhard. Row 8: Jacobson, Undell, Onnen, Ewing, Wiste, Annoni. Remember, O Roman, these shall be thy arts; to rule the nations with thy sway, to crown Peace with Law, to sj arc the number and to tame the proud. LATIN CLUB