West High School - Trojan Yearbook (West, TX)

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KRUSE As Superintendent of West Indepen- dent School District, Mr. Kruse has made an untiring effort to uphold the high standards that have been those of this organization since its earliest years of existence. It is, in a large part, due to his work that West schools enjoy such a high rank among the schools of Texas. DAVID MOON: Physical Education MISS OPAL MOSHER: Science MRS. EVELYN MOSES: Commercial Subjects J. W. KING: Mathematics MISS MARY DVORACEK: English O. I... NEDBALEK: Vocational Agriculture MISS MYRTIE TIPTON: Social Studies f ' Cf' MRS. HENRIETTE HARRIS: Homemaking J. L. HORSAK: shop MISS MARY SNYDER: Physical Education JOHNNY ZATOPEK: Physical Education MISS FRANCES MCCLUSKEY: English MRS. SARAH JORDAN: Librarian ROBERT Mc DONA LD: Band MRS. ROBERTA GIDNEY: Hornemaking gfuaenf Council ... , ..,. ...pc .,. ,- ......,.,..4 -.!- ,. - .--fr .-Y- . I ...- plz IIT: Top Row: Jerry Kendrick, Sr. Representativeg Pauline Blaha, Soph. Representativeg Johnnie Petter, Jr. Representative, Leon Nedbalek, Soph. Representative: Gilbert Schutza, Presidentg Edith Rydel, Fr. Representa- tiveg Donald Harris, Fr. Representative. Bottom Row: Glenda King, Sr. Representativeg Lois Wyatt, Treasurerg Mary Frances Nors. J'r. Representative, Thalia Moore. Secretary: Virginia Cocek, Vice-Presidentg Helen Girard, Editor of TROJAN TATTLER. AIMS AND PURPOSES The aims and purposes of the Student Council are: to promote the wel- fare of the achoolg to develop student responsibility, initiative, leadership, and school spiritg and to provide for worthy citizenship training. MISS PA Z DRAL SPONSOR fa Seuiurs v 4? 1 gI'fII, 1 I 59.1.1.1 1 Q 1' ' A I . .41 '1 .14 1 1 4,1 1 -111 1 1,1 1. I1 ,. 1 11, . Arr' ,1, 1, 'W' sw! NW I I -T11 fl,-t' 1 . 11 - 'J',111:3f,,..-1 . If -,,, V ffl' .1 I, 1 ,im- Fi A 11 11 . 1 1... . ,-1,1 .2 is . ,'5 SSN? '1 ,,-'mA ' . I 151 -,a I X III, III1 .??',1-,-p.- ' ..1, ! . R W .1 .I,I. 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Handicraft Club two years: Choral Club three years: F.F.A. two years: F.F.A. Parliamentarian one year: Baseball three years. DORIS BEZDEK-- A good friend is better than silver or gold. Honor Roll: Choral Club three years: Choral Club Officer: Handicraft Club one year: Pep Squad one year: Freshman Basketball team: F.H.A. Chapter Officer: F.H.A. three years. JAMES CLARK-- In the scale of the destinies. brawn wil'l never weigh so much as brain. President of Senior Class: President of Junior Class: Vice-President of Sophomore Class: Treasurer of Freshman Class: Football three years: Cap- tain of Junior High Football team: Co-Captain of Trojan Football team: Pub- licity man for Basketball team two years: Baseball three years: Football Let- terman: Baseball Letterman: Basketball Letterman: Softball: Band one year: President of Band: Choral Club two years: Handicraft Club: 'Honor Roll: Basketball one year: Chairman of Health Council: Fire Chief: Captain Basket- ball team. VIRGINIA COCEK-- Her music hath charms to soothe the savage beast. News Staff three years: Sophomore Secretary: Pep Squad four years: Stu- dent Council Junior Representative: Student Council Vice-President: First Place Winner in Fire Prevention Contest: First Honor Roll four years: Home- making and Language Awards: Business Manager of Annual: Annual Editor F. I-I.A. three years: F.H.A. Chapter Pianist one year: F.H.A. Area V Pianist one year: Choral Club one year. BETTY DREWS-- Always within the bounds of modesty. F.H.A. two years: F.H.A. Unit Officer two years: Handicraft Club Treas- urer: Choral Club: Dramatics Club: Honieroom Officer three years: Honor Roll four years. DAN FOREMAN-- Men of few words are best. F.F.A.: Travel Club: Vice-President of Travel Club. HELEN GIRARD-- She's pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. Freshman Representativeto Student Council: Sophomore Class Secretary: Junior Class Treasurer: F.H.A. Chapter Treasurer: News Staff three years: Editor of the Trojan Tattler: Annual Staff one year: Pep Squad four years: Cheerleader one year: Student Council two years: Softball two years: Choral Club one year. DOLORES HANZELKA-- ShallI compare thee to a summer's day? Choral Club: Handicraft Club: F.H.A. Chapter Treasurer: F.H.A. Unit Treasurer: Senior Homeroom Secretary: Carnival Queen. PEGGY HEADEN-- A sweet attractive kind of grace. Secretary of Junior Homeroomg Senior Class Reporterg Choral Club Pres- identg Senior Homeroom Presidentg F.H.A. four yearsg F.H.A. Chapter Sec- retary and Treasurer. ANNA VERA HEGAR-- Always slow to give advice, but ready to do service. Basketball one year: Band two years: District 4-H winnerg Honor Rollg Lunchroom helper three yearsg F.H.A. Unit Officer, F.H.A. two years: Handi- craft Clubg Dramatics Club. HELEN HOELDTKE-- Happy am I, from care I'm free. Softball three years: Volleyball three years: Basketball two years: Let- tered two yearsg Homeroom Secretary and Vice-Presidentg F.H.A. Chapter Officer: F.H.A. four yearsg Cheerleader one yearg Pep Squad two years: Chor- al Club four years: Second Honor Roll. EUGENE HOLACKA-- Hail to thee, Blithe Spirit. Choral Club two years: Carnival King. JOSEPHINE HUTYRA-- Why aren't they all contented like me? Basketball one yearg Volleyball one yearg F.H.A. three years: Pep Squad four years. HELEN HORNAK-- A rosebud set with little wistful thorns. Photography Club one yearg F.H.A. two yearsg Handicraft Club one yearg Pep Squad two yearsg Honor Rollg F.H.A. Unit Officer two years. ANNIE JANE KARLIK-- 'Tis good to be honest and true. Basketball three yearsg Captain one yearg Softball three years: Volleyball two yearsg Handicraft Club two yearsg Choral Club one yearg News Staff one yearg Pep Squad three yearsg F.H.A. three yearsg Sophomore Homeroom Vice- President: Junior Homeroom Treasurerg First and Second Honor Roll four years. JERRY LEE KENDRICK-- You impress us as a thinking man. Handicraft Club three years: F.H.A. one yearg Homeroom Parliamentariang Senior Representative to the Student Council. 3-1 ,iq 1 GLENDA KING-- A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair. Junior Volleyball team two years: F.H.A. four years: Choral Club one year: Freshman I-Iomeroom President: Sophomore Homeroorn President: .Tun- ior Homeroom Vice-President: News Staff three years: Annual Staff one year: Pep Squad four years: Student Council two years: First Place Winner of Fire Prevention Contest: First Honor Roll four years: Library Assistant two years. BOBBY KOSTOHRYZ-- A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Football two years: Football Letterman one year: Basketball one year: Tennis four years: Annual Staff one year: Choral Club three years: Handi- craft Club one year: President of Junior Homeroom: Science Departmental Award: Honor Roll: Freshman Student Council Representative: Senior Class Vice-President. JUNE KYLE-- So sweet and valuable in her discourse. F.H.A. two years: Dramatics Club two years: Senior Homeroom Treasurer: News Staff one year. LUCILLE LINVILLE-- Slow to speak, slow to wrath. F.H.A. four years: F.H.A. Unit Officer one year: Second Honor Roll: Choral Club. DOROTHY JANE MAREK-- My soul today is far away. Secretary of Freshman I-Iomeroom: F.H.A. four years: F.H.A. Chapter Reporter: F.H.A. Unit Officer: Second Honor Roll: Choral Club two years: Office Assistant. THALIA MOORE-- She smiled on many--just for fun. Freshman Secretary: Sophomore Treasurer: Junior Student Council Re- presentative: Secretary of the Student Council: FreshmanBasketball team: Freshman Volleyball team: Basketball Manager: Dramatics Club one year: Choral Club one year: F.H.A. four years: Secretary of F.H.A.: News Staff two years: Annual Staff two years: Assistant Editor of the Annual: Pep Squad two years: Second Place Winner of Fire Prevention Contest: interscholastic Typist: First Honor Roll four years: Library Assistant one year: Sophomore Candidate for Most Beautiful Girl. JERRY OGLES-- Whose little body lodged a mighty brain. Basketball two years: Baseball one year: Photography Club two years: Library Assistant: Homeroom Treasurer: F.H.A. Unit Officer: Football Let- terman one year. SAM PINTER-- He who sings frightens away his ills. F.F. A. three years: Parliamentarian of F.F.A. tyvo years: Vice-President of Senior I-lomeroom. K K- S VELVERT POMYKAL-- Then he will talk--good gods! how he will talkg F.F.A. three years: F.H.A. one year: Football two years: Choral Club three years. GWENDOLYN QUILLIAN-- Now to the damsel that's merry. Secretary of Freshrnan I-Iomeroom: F.H.A. four years: Chairman of Degree Committee two years: Softball: Volleyball: Dramatics Club one year: Handi- craft Club one year: First and Second Honor Rolls four years: Vice-President of Sophomore Homeroom: Basketball two years: Letterman two years: Captain one year: Secretary of Senior Class: Library Club one year: President of Li- brary Club: Library Assistant one year: Pep Squad two years. LOUISE RAUSCHI-IUBER-- What sweet delight a quiet life affords. F.H.A. four years: Choral Club. DOROTHY RIEGER-- Fair and softly goes far. F.H.A. three years: Choral Club one year: Handicraft Club one year: Par- liamentarian of Sophomore Homeroom: Treasurer of Senior Homeroom. PEGGY ROTH--'TA thing of beauty is a joy forever. . Basketball: Volleyball: Softball: F.H.A. four years: F.H.A. Unit Officer: Junior Homeroom President: Senior Health Council Representative: News Staff: Annual Staff: Pep Squad: F.F.A. Sweetheart: Office Assistant: Library Assistant: Honor Roll: Choral Club. WILMA ROZNOS-- No time for leisure. fNot Pictured, F.H.A.: F.H.A. Decoration Committee Chairman: Handicraft Club: Choral Club: Dramatics Club. FRANCES SAWYER-- Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Freshman Candidate for Most Beautiful: Freshman Candidate for Carnival Queen: Junior Candidate for Most Popular: Homeroom Officer each year: F.H. A. Chapter Officer: News Staff: Choral Club: Honor Roll. DENNIE SCHUTZA-- What can I do so to be known forever? Basketball Letterman two years: Escort at Football Coronation: Junior Candidate for Most Popular: Senior Class Treasurer: Ph0fOgrHphy Club: Handicraft Club: Baseball. GILBERT SCHUTZA-- It is a great plague to be too handsome a man. Photography Club two years: Student Council President: Sophomore Repre- sentative to Student Council: Vice-President of Junior Class: First Honor Roll: Library Assistant: Baseball one year: Basketball three years. PATSY SEALEY-- She was a phantom of delight. F.H.A. three years: F.H.A. Unit Historian and President: Pep Squad two years: Choral Club two years: Handicraft Club: Library Assistant one year: Junior Softball one year: Secretary of Choral Club: Interscholastic typing meet: Sophomore Homeroom President: Carnival Queen Candidate. '25, l..lI..I..IE MARIE SMITH-- Sunny as her skies. Pep Squad two years: Choral Club two years: F.H.A.: Basketball team: Volleyball team: Softball team: Dramatics Club. A MARTHA JO STARNES-- How sweet and fair she seems to be. F.H.A. Unit Officer: Choral Club: Football Queen: Homeroorn Parliamen- tarian: Pep Squad. PATSY STRATEN-- Vital spark of heavenly flame. F.H.A. four years and Secretary of Junior Homeroom. MARCIE UPTMOR-- A kind and gentle heart she had to comfort friends and foe. F.H.A. four years: F.H.A. Chapter Vice-President: Handicraft Club one year: Choral Club two years: Pep Squad three years: Vice-President of Senior Homeroom. DORIS JEAN VRBA-- Teach me half the gladness that thy brain must know. Pep Squad four years: F.H.A. four years: F.H.A. Officer: Junior Home- room President: Choral Club two years. MARY ALICE WILHITE-- Confusion now hath made its masterpiece. Basketball: Annual Staff: Tattler: Dramatics Club: Homeroom Officer: Junior--Senior Prom Committee. LOIS WYATT-- Sweet as the primrose peeps beneath the thorn. First Honor Roll: Science Award: F.H.A. four years: Handicraft Club: News Staff: Pep Squad: Softball: Volleyball: Junior Secretary: Student Council Treasurer: Office Assistant. HELEN ZAHIRNIAK-- A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Freshman Homeroom President: F.H.A. four years: F.H.A. Chapter Vice- President: Choral Club two years: Pep Squad four years: News Staff one year: Most Popular Nominee: Junior Softball two years: Sophomore Class Reporter: Carnival Queen Nominee: Junior Class Reporter: Library Club one year: Soph- omore Homeroom Secretary: Library Assistant. HENRY ZAPALAC-- I am Monarch of all I survey. Football three years: Basketball four years: Track two years: Baseball Manager one year: Photography Club: Choral Club: Homeroom Officer. 4 if 'f E E i 1 E 2 . 1 2 5 , f Y' 1 1 1 1 I ai 6 4 E 5 5 R 5 ! I 'I E F: 1 Q 5 i : E E s 5 p Jnninrs -3 1 u .1-A .f'L.4't-t I ooo cool ' fr ' A s 41 ,......-.. 4. n 4' :A 1- jf ! W h M23 -1,-,ii-'1 -,111-li 636 'f 'ff ,5-ff X i i E. 5 E 1 1 I 5 E uniofz Glass Qfficefzs HAWKINS ROBINSON SANDERS LEDNICKY SELMAN uniofz Glass gponsofzs MR. HORSAK MR. KING MRS. MOSES MRS. GIDNEY 4-...-,Z-.-up-nv ,aj r I rr FIX - -Q P5 X I 'Yi' , , ,, f w ' 1 I Q2 fi I aa.. . Q I ' Q 2 A , - 4 1 - , 5 4' 7 - , ' 3 ff' N . 3 I :QQ K 4 'Rl - ,, lcv, I Lx 4, , l E 4. , fy . 1 X I fir' 'A DONALD BANKSTON HORTON BARBER MELBARENE BELL SHIRLEY BETTINGER MAXINE BRENNAN RICHARD BUSBY EVELYN CEPAK CARL COFFEE MATTHEW FILER ROBERT FOIT JOYCE GAISER LORETA GOLDSMITH OLIVER GROPPE DAMON HALBERT CORDELIA HAWKINS GEORGIA MAE HEITMILLER DORIS HELM ANNA JO HLAVATY MILADA HOLECEK .TUNE HOLLOWAY Atiiif' NANCY H0111-:R DONALD HUTCHESON ANN JEZEK BARBARA JEZEK LOU CARLYN JOHNSON THERESIE KARLIK BARBARA KELINSKE DELOROUS KINCER MARLENE KYSELKA KATHERINE LANDING!-IAM .TOSEPHINE LAUBERT BETTY JO LEDNIC KY 6' E lay ,..-a 'O ,. ,,-. lim 15 , 'rp' Y?-- X . gf 'Q ' G' Q 3,1 L, - ' I 5 , .' I W I 'Q' I-ff f' ii if X ! 3, -1 N W will J i x Q' 1 if I-L - ,i q fr., r EUGENE LEDNICKY LARRY LEDNICKY BONNIE MCCOY ROSE MARIE MARAK BENNY MAREK JOHNNIE MAREK EVELYN MASHEK MARVIN MATUS NORMA JANE MOTIS MARY FRANCES NORS ROSE MARIE OPELLA .TOHNNIE PETTER GARLAN RICI-ITER MILDRED ROBINSON ROBERT ROBERSON G. W. SANDERS NAOMI SCOTT WILLIS SELMAN CHARLES SMAISTRLA WILLIAM SMITH JAMES SNELSON BRYANT SPARKS LEON STIBOREK .TANICE SVRCEK PATSY TAYLOR PATSY TUNMIRE CAROL ANN UPTMORE MARGIE VOCHOSKA ALICE VRBA MARCY VRBA ROBERT WEBB MARGIE WEINBERGER J. C.-WITT ELO JAMES ZATOPEK sg f I 1? 14631 GNP' . Lf 1 I J I A L 3 EF gif! in an 4.1 3--' gf unioz Glass pfzopizecxl Let's look back at some of my class buddiesg Wonder if they are brilliant or just fuddie duddies. Barbara has become a successful model, With a husband and ten kids to coddle. Chigger Webb has given up horsesg Now at his age he takes to golf courses. Nancy H. married early in June, 'Cause she loved to hear Allen Ray croon. James S. who wanted to be a magician, ls now a shocking electrician. Rose M. O. is a beauty operator this dayg She burns 'um bald and they come for a toupee. Sleepy owns the White Auto Store: After eighty years it should be a bore. Betty Lidnicky, the master mathematician, Has turned out to be a pediatrician. Janice is fifty with roller skates struggling, While Ann is at her poetry bubbling. Then there's Donald B., our local Daniel Boone, And there's Oliver Groppe, who learned to croon, And there's Robert Foit, who made the girls swoon. Bryant Sparks organized his own football teamg They beat La Vega, isn't that a scream! Cordelia Hawkins, now Mrs. Tony Fickey, Finds her kids unusually tricky. One who hasn't changed is handsome Larry, Who still hasn't found a girl to marry. The A. and P. seems Punk's only workg A woman he needs or he'll go beserk. Loreta Goldsmith, who the teachers did amaze, Now on Magazine covers, leaves us in a daze. Horton Barber racked up thirteen baskets, Which at his age wound hirn up in a casket. Carol Uptmore, that dainty silent creature, Is now her kids' favorite teacher. One now hears Johnnie Petter everyday, As a Lucky Strike auctioneer he gets his pay. Naomi Scott, that girl unseen, Has turned out to be a boy's dream. Johnnie Marek models clothes for Sears, Has been doing it for many years. Carl Coffee, a gir1's dream, I-las now become a star on the screen. Josephine I... who used to mope. Finally got a man under a rope. Alice and Marcy, the Vrba cousins, Are grading H. E. projects by the dozens. On jokes William Smith was a dopeg Now he is another Bob Hope. Robert Robinson, a common electrician, Has suddenly become a cultured politician. June H. quiet and serene, Now spends her time with a Marine. Hearty, gay, lovely Delorous Kincer, Has become Leroy's only spinster. Georgia Mae, who owned Long Acres Ranch, Now has a clod of dirt and a branch. Willis S.. the teacher's pride and joy, Is now the father of a bouncing baby boy. Eugene Lidnicky, former common Guber Is now U.S. President, irnitating Mr. Hoover. Tracy K. became a talented nurse, Has all her patients taken away in a hearse. G. W. Sanders, he don't laugh no mo', His wife's done left: took all his dough. Elo Zatopek, Treasurer of State, Had plenty of trouble choosing a mate. Dick and Jackie are West's two Cowboy dudes, They use cap pistols to fight their fueds. Maxine and Evelyn will never have to toil, Since they married men with money and oil. And as for Marvin Matus, there's no description, The only thing we can offer hirn is a prescription. Doris Helm has just painted A portrait of Norma Jane, the sainted. Milada now goes to see Mike at the office of president of A. and P. Anna Jo, the school's sainted soul, Has become a Gallup without the Poll. Mildred Robinson now takes Hadacol To keep in shape for basketball. Margie V. the boy's dream, Has become West's last and only scream. Matthew F. is now teaching English and the art of preaching. Mrs. Joe Juroch, the former Miss Nors, Is using H. E. in her household chores. Damon Halbert wanted to be an assayer, But is now merely a brick layer. Margie W. is teaching her newly born To keep quiet for Papa Horn. And here's our toast to all of you, May all your future dreams come true. .Lt ldiiikakg , --. '- .Lihue '-.SLAM 11 lm iq..lSi1ii'4f.LiA2s Suphumures N x If ,A , .N um. 3 HSN! ,QQ 55? 'fiil E LJ ui f If W! K Y5. X 1515125 k 1 '- f J f W f l I f K , f . ' 'I 1 1 1 ' QZK, V 3AE':5ff11 Q . Y A -1.-1-1 I r 1-1- u 1 x- 1 Y l Q f ,ff gg., 1' 1 5 1: 'L r X sv? , : L -ns .f 1 v 4.-Tw xv' f A ' w 5 sn' P v ' M' ' il im if 5 b ax , 'H 1-,-.f4.Z,,:'.' ' ,L -1 .pg- --.Q ,. ifiilfl- 5 -'- 'vjj V '4' 4 'Lvl ' 'Az N . . 1i-H5gf'-- . 'QM I -Y T151 1 '- F, 'vV'f'.' s 'fn .- 1 ,vga-N I 'X Z .- . 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STONE REYNOLD STRATEN HARRY SULAK WILLIAM SVRCEK NELDA TUNMIRE HENRIETTA UPTMORE ESTELLA WACHSMANN DOLORES WALLA HAZEL WINKLE OPHELIA VILLANUEVA RAYMOND ZAHIRNLAK fimelifghi' P., fs Fx, ez- 0 20000 -WF 0 '1 sig ' f ' X ' f m ing I N lf Ivy x jf ' I, af a mosf populafz qihl mosf pofrulai gm' M U , -, Wm f E 'most geaufiful qfiz asf Hanbsome gon, GILBERT SCHUTZA NIARY FRANCES 1- N-'4 JW' ,mosf populafz. 720mmees sk I NORS DICK BUSBY f vhs 'ag ,ff R qw. SHIRLEY ROBINSON DONALD HARRIS .TOE REX GREGORY SHIRLEY HILL gesf foolzing ominees DELORES KINCER ROBERT WEBB 21. I Q f , EVELYN ADERHOLD JIMMY TENNISON Y 2 T - BB 1 SKY'- 1 'CP' BETTY MCGEE KENNETH HEITMILLER sf ,w P XR w 1 g 2? P 1- v H. s 'f' J gi ' ' mv a 'gh- V, - . P' I r 5 at 'Fm' E4 A mam.: mf H- 1 JK 93 37 ' 952 Quia if 3? 1 'pw . I 9 hw Jiff I , -f X xx S, vp is J my a eaicfofzfan THA LIA MOORE li 1.3.5. W gmwm.. i i , galufafofzian an gfubenf council Gwafzbs VIRGINIA COCEK .-nllw'-f A I uw , x , 11 ' 1.3915 5 . 1 I - 1:3-S ' fs-if 'ff QL iq X .1 I A .,, , I ,W Q, I I I i A , ANQE' 'ww - Q 4' 5. Qaa lv-x A-.:'- ,M tw Ig' -7' y A'-5I. :7sSM:q-- ... ' 'X flax WU lil W MM V Anglia-, N' . 'l11igQf z l mn? 772afzcl4 '-' 1iawuuf'41f'- !'..'!',l,,,, X if nv --- 4- I4v-fl..5 'ih--11 1 .41 -40 J,,. ,, -nr in -rp 'P k .-if fl- gf- -1:1-'F' RES' 'h 1f ' if i -wfmw .IPS .3 4' f I f ' A -f-'-'- ' Q..': + 1f-.5 eniofz plays OUR DUMB FRIEND Bobby Kostohryz ...................... Peter Noyes STAGE CREW General Stage Manager .... ........ J erry Ogles Stage Managers ...... ..... ...... .T e rry Kendrick Sam Pinter Prompters .... ...... M artha Jo Starnes Anna Vera Hegar Ticket Manager ......................... Betty Drews Assistant Ticket Manager .... .... D oris Bezdek Publicity Manager ............ ..... L, ois Waytt Directors ........... ...... M iss Pazdral Miss Dvoracek Miss McC1uskey Thalia Moore .......... . ..... . ....... ..Eve Windsor Peggy Roth.......... Flora Whitsharpe Windsor Henry Zapalacf ............ Count Feador Fiasco MARRIED AT SUNRISE' ' Virginia Cocek ................ ..... M rs. Sinclair Georgia Mae Heitmiller ...... ..... E lsie Brent Gilbert Schutza ............. .... A lex Franklin Annie Jane Karlik ..... ...... M rs. Brent James Clark ........ ....... M r. Brent Peggy Headen ..... ..... P eggy Brent A DATE FOR BOBBY SOX Velvert Pomykal. .... ...... M r. Hanna Dennie Schutza ..... Glenda King ....... Patsy Sealey ............ ..... ..........Haro1d ...Mrs. Hanna Margie Hanna Gwendolyn Quillian .... . . ........ Bobby Sox 5 5 5' .gi .ix 5' 4 3.1 15 gum 1. True Love Z. Freaks 3. Lovers 4. Tennis Champ 5. Studying? '? 6. Freshman Belles 7. Ann fLuci11e Sweeneyj .Tezek 8. Late Againl 9. In the Doghouse 10. Granny 11. Jukebox Saturday Night 12. Sherlock Holmes 13. Who Won? fPatsy Sea1eyj1l 14. Alma Mater . West's contribution to the Marine: 16. Pee Wee 17. The Things 18. Editor-In-Chief 19. Junior party 20. Which is the dunce? Who done it? '51 Banquet Biology geniuses Mr. Bunne11's Sang Freshman freaks Schoo1's outl Yippeel l Cheer upl Trojans in action Throwing darts Beautiful, beautiful pink eyes Future H-Bomb scientists Working hard Ed fL.S.M.F.T.j Nemecek, auctioneer Leisure after Lunch. Gorgeous Gussie Moran Just for the fun. Ain't she pretty. Hey! Robert. Whats cookin' S. C. Christmas Scene. Harris-A11 Star Guard Two wonderful teachers Wheel for Jackie. Just resting? Lassie the Second Two points. Just waiting? Wonderful chassis. QY QQ SQ , Q 1 W A if ' H, .,.. - 2:r's3':' q t. .xucf - J .,,.. 13-K- t 'L , . 1. a- . X gy Y1 .Tf5 2 3:1-p iw I ' :43:Q'..'-:f-5---53 n NIJ. n , 1 -. A :41--.f3 i if 111537 K of Ti: .C Ji' 5 M21 'mms '-vang 1 k Y ,. mv in 1: 35'-A -1 ' ,C -,,.,. m ' .f,4gg1. .Emi 1. 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Iaml On stage at River Theater. Which is the donkey? Great place--fcabins 6 Sr 7?j At Casa Rio Stately group, huh? Casanovas of West High! Miss D. Jerry Lee and Ismael Down by the ole mill stream Gilbert and his cigar Sweet kids--or gold fish? ' 4 ..,.. Slrwau-ms, Throwing darts for Shirley R. Auctioning off seniors Just dreaming-- Guard her fgarterj, girls! 'Ten-SHUNI We're just in love Who's this? No luck just two gals Studying? Huh! Models Ain't us beautiful? Pres. Schutza at bat It's this way-- Grand March at Senior Square Danc e accalaufzeafe 'TX ommencemenf W..,..N. ,.L.,,.,.M:.q.,.M,. ,, ,, .. ,M ..X. .X.,W, ..5,..x1:., .,,..., ,MW ,A,,.,....,...M,..,...,..MM.,..,f-hw-f-H'f W ..,. , K 'r g. .,........... ,MM .,., ,.,.,,,.,,...- 'M .W W,..f,.f W HW , L. Q.,-. f F' QQ i I I I E E Q l z ! V F F 1 1 A I E 3 l 3 4 ! f 5 1 diviiirfs QQ , ' L: N-.lg . 4A A A A 'T 1 f 62 1 55 ? 4 fi f 1 QI 9 ff Q-u 'ff' 43,2 a 1' . ,H ' I Wexfg ' f 4' I, X X2 4 ' xff .ff + W N nm ' 7 5. Q ,,z ,,-gf OW NE l I u I I 9 i l E I 1 Q i 1 ? 2 , a 9 -1 1 nnuai gfahg Left to Right: Leon Nedbalek, Cordelia Hawkins, Thalia Moore, Mary Wilhite, Virginia Cocek, Peggy Roth, Frankie Sawyer, and Helen Girard, It has been the pleasure of this Annual Staff to compile and publish the 1951 Trojan. We hope that this book will give you much pleasure in the years to come. We are deeply indebted to Mr. Bernice Morgan who so graciously and generously used his artistic talent to make our book a thing of beauty. We also wish to express our deep appreciation to the teachers, students, and advertisers for their cooperation and help. THE ANNUAL STAFF Editor ................. ..... V irginia Cocek Assistant Editor ...... ..... T halia Moore Business Manager ...... ........ L eon Nedbalek Assistants .............. .... C ordelia Hawkins Mary Wilhite Frances Sawyer Helen Girard Peggy Roth Glaapfefz Officefzs Standing: Helen Hoeldtke, Parliamentariang Betty Jo Lednicky, District lll, Secretary-Treasurer, Lorraine Vrba, Reporter, Mary Frances Nors, President, Mrs. Harris,.Sponsorg 'Pauline Blaha, Pianist, Margie Weinber- ger, Historiang and Dolores Hanzelka, Treasurer. Sitting: Cordelia Hawkins, Sergeant 'at Arms: Ann Jezek, Song Leader: Barbara Holacka, Secretary, and Doris,Bezdek, Vice-President. '1 Syyllllllffw s' ft. ffl .AIN The Future 'Homemakers is an organization of boys and girls being trained in the various fields of homemaking. I The members are guided by the Creed, its eight purposes, and the motto. They participate in local, district, area, and state F.H.A. affairs. Betty Jo Lednicky is the Districtlll Secretary for 1950-51. Joe Rex Gregory was elected Chapter Sweetheart. He was presented with a jacket bearing the F.H.A. emblem. ' U ,Twelve red roses were planted in front of the high school building to beautify the campus. Each unit .chose a name to represent its rose. co1.oRs,:Q Red andwhife. ' FLOWER: Red 'Rose MOTTO: Toward New Horizons H. E. UNITS I, II, AND IV First Row: Henrietta Uptmor, Dero Davidson, Evelyn Aderhold, Willie Mae Skopik, Pauline Blaha, Rita Vrba, Maurita Russell, Frankie Fennel Jo Ann Campbell, Joyce Killion, and Patsy Foreman. Second ROW: Georgie Ann Marek, Estella Wachsmann, Irene Sembera, Lorenza Almanza, Nita Christian, Eulee Mae Pomykal, Shelia Shieldes Shirley Hill, Margaret Piscacek, Kathleen Coffman, and Rita O'Neal. Top Row: Elizabeth Nichols, Joyce Gonce, Wanda Connally, Lois Wyatt, Millie Foyt, Ima Jean Walls, Lily Jane Girard, Joyce Casey, Christine Gerik, Hazel Winkle, and Mildred Garretson. 'fufuie Homemalzefzs of Qmefzica F.H.A. CHAPTER OFFICERS IS X A H. E. UNITS 1, II, AND IV ' i Q, 'Cp' H. E. UNITS VI, VII, AND VIII First Row: Mary Frances Nors, Milada Holecek, Betty Drews, Dolores Kincer, Anna Jo Hlavaty, Joyce Geyser, Barbara Jezek, Rose Marie Petter, Patsy Eastwood, Maxine Brennan, Katherine Landingham, Kerns Ann Scott, and Barbara Kubacak. Second Row: Helen Hornak, Ann Jezek, Dorothy Bajer, Evelyn Slay, Lily Jane Mynarcik, Rose Marie Opella, Betty Jo Lednicky, Dorothy Foyt, June Kyle, Margaret Hennig, Tracy Hlavaty, Irene Marek, Nancy Holzer, and Reecy Lander. Top Row: Evelyn Masek, Wilma Roznos, Norma Motis, Linda Locklar, Vanita Cammack, Doris Helm, Dorothy Herring, Alice Vrba, Angeline Klod- ginsky, Melbarene Bell, Marcy Vrba, June Holloway, Shirley Bettinger, and Mary Jo Mosley. H. E. UNITS III, V, AND IX First Row: Helen Zahirniak, Martha Starnes, Peggy Roth, Cordelia Haw- kins, Margie Vohovska, Annie Jane Karlik, Josephine Hutyra, Patsy Sealey, Glenda King, Patsy Straten, Helen I-lornak, and Delorous Hanzelka. Second Row: Mrs. Gidney, Sponsor, Gwendolyn Quillian, Thalia Moore, Frances Sawyer, Virginia Cocek, Carol Uptmore, Rose Marak, Lorraine Vrba, Lucille Linville,Dorothy Martin, Louise Rausehhuber, Doris Bezdek, and Mrs. Harris, Sponsor. Third Row: Dorothy Jane Marek, Helen Hoeldtke, Peggy Headen, Wanda Reinke, .Tanell MacRae, Josephine Laubert, Dorothy Rieger, Janice Svrcek, Margie Weinberger, Barbara Holacka, Evelyn Cepak, and Helen Girard. Top Row: Henry Zapalac, Velvert Pomykal, Dennie Schutza, Jerry Og- les, Robert Robertson, Sam Pinter, and Jerry Kendrick. JOE REX GREGORY CHAPTER SWEETHEART 3, 9 BETTY JO LEDNICKY A DISTRICT III SECRETARY 1950-'51 E. UNITS VI, VII, AND VIII 'x 4, Q06 as I 0 v I 0' ...v A ' . , V 4? an A I 4 , fe Q '- - I I I f N H. E. UNITS III, V, AND IX N, -- '-M-----Q--'--ww M P-mf ' . Vw.-.f-ff-f,.,.,,,z A., ..,g...... . ,, , zr..fmW-. A -Q , I X A ' ' -rf I - I A I -- A a+ . : QQ Q? ws.. . Q D 9 H .. . , N K 'fufufze afzmehs 06 Omefzica First Row: Leon Nedbalekg Raymond Hutyrag Johnny Marekg Kenneth Heitmillerg Dickie Jezekg Donald Bankstong Robert Matusg Daniel Foytg William Svrcekg Kenneth Gassawayg H. S. Wittg Billy I-Iesselg and Garlan Richter. Second Row: Mr. Nedbalek, Sponsorg Kirwin Jupeg .Toe Rex Gregory: G. W. Sandersf Paul Sterlingg Billy Joe Richg Bryant Sparks: Willis Sel- mang Dick Busbyp Preston Hogueg .Toe Kendrick, Frankie Foitekg Vance Sloughg Raymond Zahirniakp and Kerby Matthews. Top Row: Neill Black and B. T. Norman, Song Leadersg Johnnie Svrcekg Second Vice-Presidentg John Larry McCain, Reporterg Johnnie Petter, Sec- retaryg Robert Webb, President, John Hegar, Sentinelg Ishmael Almanza, Parliamentariang Billy Bettge, Historian, Matthew Filer, Treasurer: Robert Foytg Vance Willisg and E. T. Culverhouse. gf, . Qs My :rpg 0579 MOTTO: Learning to do, doing to learn Earning to Live, Living to serve. COLORS: Old Gold and National Blue Old Gold stands for thrifty National Blue stands for SHIRLEY CRABB truth and loyalty. CHAPTER SWEET!-IEART ews M66 Back Row: Cordelia Hawkins, Maxine Brennan, Wrginia Cocek, Frances Sawyer, Thalia Moore, Miss Dvoracek, Sponsor, Harlan Richter, Glenda King, Betty Jo Lednicky, Janice Svrcek, Peggy Roth, Barbara Jezek, and Helen Gir- ard, Editor. Front Row: Annie Jane Karlik, Mary Wilhite, Lois Wyatt, and Pauline Blaha. The Trojan Tattler is a six-page mimeographed newspaper published bi- weekly at West High School by the News Staff. The editor-in-chief and the assistant editor are elected by the students in the general election in May. Fourteen other members are chosen from among volunteers by the sponsor on the basis of previous experience, depend- ability, fluency in writing the English language, and interest. Each member of the staff is awarded a gold pin at the end of the year's work. THE TATTLER STAFF Editor-in-Chief ................................ Helen Girard Assistant Editor .... .... B etty .To Lednicky Sports Editors .... ..... A nnie Jane Karlik Harlan Richter Society Editor ..... .... V irginia Cocek Reporters ......... .... B arbara Jezek Maxine Brennan Pauline Blaha Janice Svrcek Glenda King Cordelia Hawkins Peggy Roth Typists .... .... T halia Moore Mary Wilhite Frances Sawyer Lois Wyatt Faculty Advisor ..... .... M iss Dvoracek U- wiv' 1-tg, ' ,. plzofogfzafnlul Front Row: Gilbert Schutza, Vice-President, Barbara Holacka, Bennie McGee, Billy Grimm, Marvin Matus, and Leon Nedbalek. Second Row: Wendell Whalen, Bobby Lednicky, Raymond Janek, Maurita Russell, and Patsy Taylor. Back Row: Ima Jean Walls, Secretary-Treasurer, Jackie Popp, Theresie Karlik. Charles Smaistrla, President, Leon Stiborek, Johnnie Rejcek, Paul Sterling, and Jimmy Brown. ftamafics First Row: Anna Vera Hegar, Cordelia Hawkins, President, Mil- ada Holecek, Treasurer, Evelyn Slay, Barbara Kelinsky, Betty Drews, and Mrs. Moses, Sponsor. Second Row: Linda Locklar, June Kyle, Mary Wilhite, Lou Carlyn Johnson, Carl Coffee, Vice-President, Dolores Walla, Joyce Casey, and Dero Davidson. Top Row: Shirley Harris, Reba Barfield, Dorothy Hessel, and Elizabeth Nichols. filvfzafui First Row: Helen Zahirniakg Gwendolyn Quillian, Presidentg and Shirley Bettinger. Back Row: Georgia Mae Heitmiller, Secretary-Treasurerg Mary Frances Nors, Reporterg Mildred Garretsong Shirley Robinsong Mary Drewsg Mrs. Jordan, Sponsorg and Mildred Robinson, Vice-President. -2, ,g A ' 'M - Y ' wg., .-':f'3 ' .Q --J-fx . i . ,.-M, ...y L' ML, r , 43 f .4 1 f .N 'numb-. M, a f . r...w'J- . ff5J.. U 7-716021 Dan Foreman, Vice-Presidentg John Larry McCain, Parliamen- tariang Miss Tipton, Sponsorg Katherine Landinghamg Mary Jo Mos- ley, Presidentg Neill Blackg Joyce Killion, Secretary-Treasurerg 0,5 c'z..,.z 61.1, First Row: William Horn, Arthur Deiterman, G. W. Sanders, Bobby Kos- tohryz, Kenneth Heitmiller, .Terry Stacy, Preston Hogue, John Webb, Donald Harris, Larry Lednicky, Dennis Sulak, and Billy Lichnovsky. Second Row: Sam Pinter, Velvert Pomykal, John Ruzicka, Jirnmy Tenn- ison, Vernon Kostohryz, Miss Frances McCluskey, Sponsor, Elo Zatopek, Eugene Lednicky, Henry Zapalac, and Willis Selman. Top Row: Robert Roberson, Johnny Svrcek, Damon Halbert, Horton Bar- ber, Robert Webb, Dick Busby, Robert Foit, Johnny Recek, Eugene Holacka, and .Donald Hutchens on. The Choral Club, under the direction of Miss McCl'uskey, is one of the most enlightening of our clubs. They showed their hidden talent at the School Carnival when they sang The Bells of Saint Mary and The Blue Danube qf.z.'ez..,.1 61.1, First Row: Patsy Tunmire, Edith Rydel, Evelyn Aderhold, Melbarene Bell, Rose Marie Petter, Frankie Fennel, Martha Starnes, Peggy Roth, Do- lores Kincer, Rose Marie Marak, Miss McClusky, Sponsor, Patsy Sealey, Secretary, Josephine Hutyra, Lily Jane Mynarcik, Peggy Headen, President, Shirley Crabb, Rose Marie Opella, Ann Jezek, Barbara Juroch. Rita Vrba, and Hazel Winkle. Second Row: Nancy Holzer, Irene Sembera, Shelia Shieldes, Jo Ann-Camp- bell, Norma Motis, Dorothy Jane Marek, Tracy Hlavaty, Lorraine Vrba, Re- porter, Nita Christian, Margaret Piscacek, Kanova Goldsmith, Dorothy Mar- tin, Maxine Pavlas, Anna Jo Hlavaty, Carol Uptmore, Evelyn Mashek, Doris Bezdek. Vice-President. and Dolores Hanzelka. Third Row: Estella Wachsmann, Luella Clements, Valeria Janek, Evelyn Cepak, Joyce Gonce. Georgianne Marek, Marcia Vrba, Dorothy Rieger, Jose- phine Laubert, Louise Rausehhuber, Georgie Dulock, Henrietta Uptmore, Alice Vrba, Helen Hoeldtke, Treasurer, Shirley Hill, Margie Weinberger, Lucille Linville, Angeline Klodginsky, Dorothy Foyt, Nelda Tunmire, and Betty Mc- Gee. Fourth Row: Christine Gerik, Lorenza Almanza, Helena Breen, Celia Barber, Patsy Brennan, Joyce Gaiser, Barbara Kubacak, Margaret Hennig, Irene Marek, Willa Mae Skopik, Patsy Foreman, Rita O'Neal, Kathleen Coff- man, Vanita Cammack, Eulee Mae Pomykal, Lily Girard, Lillie Smith, Helen Brinkrnan, Dorothy Bajer, Doris Helm, and Joyce Hill. Waltz. few' animal ew, qua cami em, andictaff First Row: Edward Reyes: Clarence Schuetz: Charles Garretson: Mack Kincer: Joe Rex Gregory: Benny Marek: Bobby Lednicky: Charlie Sanders, Calvin Popp: Cyril Marek: and Joe Laubert. Second Row: Mr. King, Sponsor: B. T. Norman: Kirwin Jupe, E. T. Cul- verhouse: Daniel. Foyt: Frankie Foytik: Louis Bezdek: Asa Gamble: Bobby Sparks: Jerry Opella: James Bettge: Edward Merenda: and Mr. Horsak, Spon- sor. Top Row: Johnnie Svrcek: Edwin Husak: Johnnie Petter: William Svrcek: Vance Willis: Dennie Schutza: Donald Bankston: Oliver Groppe: Edwin Ed- wards: Dickie Jezek, and Johnny Marek. President......... Vice-President.. Secretary......... Treasurer........ Parliamentarian. Reporter.............. OFFICERS no nsnonunnounanu- ...William Smith Patsy Eastwood .....Dickie Jezek Donald Bankston Charlie Sanders ......Kirwin Jupe The Handicraft Club, under the able leadership of Mrs. Gidney, Mr. Hor- sak, and Mr. King, consists of seventy-six members. Because of the size of the club, it has been divided into two sections. Each section meets every other Tuesday during the activity period. As their first project, the members took up whittling. They made many delightful wooden animals and donated them to the nursery school. Next they took up leather work- Belts, billfolds, and key ring cases were among the many useful articles they made of this material. Another interesting and entertaining project was their work with sea shells in which the members made decorative ornaments and jewelry. First Row: Billy Burns: Vance Slough: William Smith: Patsy Eastwood: June Holloway: Janell MacRae: Mrs. Gidney, Sponsor: Wanda Connally, Lo- reta Goldsmith: Helen Hornak: Albert Leusehner: Daniel Gerik: and Billy Hessel. Second Row: Gene Schutzag Arnold Gerik: Billy Bettge: Henry Dvorak: Robert Matus: George Lichnovsky: Eugene Ropnos: Boyd Gassaway: Harry Matus: Raymond Steinocher: O. C. Stone: Reynold Stratten: and H. S. Witt. Top Row: Jackie Pike: Raymond Hutyra: Harry Sulak: John Roesslerg Billy Joe Rich: Rudolph Kolar: Bryant Sparks: Johnny Nors: John Hegar: Joe Vrana: Kenneth Gassaway: Joe Kendrick: Matthew Filer: and Kirby Matthews. 5 3 ff . -g ,W ' A J Q hw H' 'i 'fx i xi , 4:-1 g sl Q P r 4 M if 'S gpg' 'S' K5 'Q + Hi iff 'fd N8 anaicfzaff f Q f Q. ..,,,,,..Q,,,g-ma-. my V ,Q I ,M ,V ffl.-M -,V pep gquad r, . Cheerleaders: Dennis Sulak, Helen Girard, Eddie Dulak, Mascot, Hoeldtke, Cordelia Hawkins, and Johnnie Rejcek. First Row: Helen Zahirniak, Rose Marie Petter, Virginia Cocek, McGee, Nelda Tunmire, Edith Rydel, Evelyn Aderhold, Shirley Crabb ine Brennan, Evelyn Masek, Margaret Piscacek, and Irene Marek. Second Row: Gwendolyn Quillian, Theresie Karlik, Lorraine Vrba Jo Lednicky, Margie Weinberger, Joyce Gaiser, Eulee Mae Pomykal, Helen Betty Max- Betty Helen Hornak, Patsy Tunmire, Nancy Holzer, Ima Jean Walls, Angeline Klodginsky, and Rose Marie Marak. Third Row: Bonnie McCoy, Barbara Jezek, Annie Jane Karlik, Kanova Goldsmith, Patsy Brennan, Nlaxine Pavlas, Dolores Walla, Rita Vrba, Doro- thy Bajer, Frankie Fennel, Lou Carolyn Johnson, Shirley Hill, Pauline Blaha, and Rose Marie Opella. Fourth Row: Mildred Garretson, Nita Christian, Joyce Hill, Celia Bar- ber, Glenda King, Jackie Popp, Melbarene Bell, Lily Girard, Martha Starnes, Georgie Heitmiller, Dorothy Hessel, Evelyn Slay, and Miss Snyder, Sponsor. Top Row: Joyce Casey, June Holloway, Delorous Kincer, Loreta Gold- smith, Barbara Juroch, and Shelia Shieldes. The Pep Squad, under the sponsorship of Miss Snyder, has done much to add color and spirit to football games in which West High participated. The organization went to all of the out-of-town games and also took part in the half-time activities of the Homecoming game. MI A , , ...J 1 4 .5 W' ',,,k Qi3ZZ:.x..A - E .... wg., S . v ' 1 sig 6Jlt8Z7Zl6G98'LS CORDELIA HAWKINS DENNIS SULAK HELEN HOELDTKE .TOHNNIE REJCEK HELEN GIRARD ascof EDDIE MARGARET DULAK fl west High f and I The West High School Band composed of sixty-five members considers the school year of 1950-1951 as one of its most successful. This has been due to the fine co- operation on the part of the members of the school board, the faculty of the entire system, the administrative officials, the P.T.A., the local merchants, and the com- munity as a whole. The school administration and the citizens of West sponsored a drive to pur- chase new uniforms for the band. This drive was an overwhelming success with the purchase of sixty-one new uniforms of the following: one band director, one drum major, four majorettes, three flag bearers, and fifty-two regular band mem- bers. Twenty additional uniforms will be purchased this summer to take care of the rapid increase of the enrollment of the band. The band played in three public concerts, the foot- ball games, and the Spring Festival, and marched in several parades. Next fall the band will perform at all the football games. :pu ,is A-. EJ, N. O 6214 Bottom ROW: Shirley Crabb, Secretaryg Bottom Row: Barbara Juroch and Jo Nlaxine Brennan, Reporter. Ann Campbell, Majorettes. Top Row: Bobby Adams, Lieutenant of Top Row: Sandra Arendale, Major- the woodwindg Leon Nedbalek,Band Captaing etteg Shirley Crabb, Drum Majorg Shelia Benny McGee, Lieutenant of the Brass. Shields, Majorette. I Y Niki J aioai if ,gg 2 will 'Dy . onofz gociefml Bottom Row: Betty Jo Lednicky, Mary Frances Nors, Maxine Brennan, Glenda King, Gwendolyn Quillian, Thalia Moore, Virginia Cocek, Evelyn Aderhold, Pauline Blaha, Shirley Hill. Top Row: Leon Nedbalek, Dennis Sulak, Asa Gamble, Jerry Opella, Billy I..inch- novsky, Bobby Kostohryz, James Clark, Gilbert Schutza, Johnnie Petter, John Mc- Cain, Charles Garretson, Jerome Lednicky. The West High School Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools was originated by the 1950-51 Student Council, Gilbert Schutza, President. It was organized to honor students of high character, scholarship, leadership, and service, and to encourage other students to work toward these goals. All Juniors and Seniors with a ninety per cent scholastic average are eligible for membership to the society. Sophomores can be only honorary members. The Student Council hopes that the West Chapter will always be an organization that merits the highest respect and honor of the student body. Puffs AAN AGA? rs. v G' 4... mga 'S h era:-1 1.-1-5. V '-- w f 6-3-Wg . -, A, fn ,Q ' ' ' af I 'I 5 Q af . .- '1. f'- - IA? x 5 , Q Q , i - ff' 1 'N ' x N , H 'M ' H1125 caching gfasg Mr. Zatopek Mr. Mercer basketball coach asst. Jr. High coach Mr. Bunnell asst. football coach Mr. Moon. head coach asst. girls' basketball head coach Jr. High 1'he 1950 football season was rough and tumble for the West High Trojans, but they came out of it with a tie for second place in District ZIA. West scored a total of 134 points to their opponents' 171, winning five out of nine games. Three men were placed on the first and second All-District teams, making this season one of the most successful ones in the past several years. The Trojans began the season by losing to a strong Cameron team 27-0, but they took their revenge on the Waco Kittens and Waco Tech by defeating them 33- 13 and 32-6 respectively. September 2.9 found the Trojans in Mexia losing to the State-Champion Black Cats 53-6. McGregor, Wests' next opponents, went down 12- 6. Home again the following week, the Trojans dropped a game to Gatesville 13-0, but bounced back with a 31-6 defeat of Mart. Determination and spirit were not enough to hold La Vega who defeated the Trojans 47-0 in front of a heart-broken Homecoming crowd. In the final game of the season West downed Itasca 2.0-0. JAIvfES CLARK DICK BUSBY Co-Captain Co-Captain CARL COFFEE All-District End . ISTRLA All-District Back Second Team CHAS SMA All-District Center First Team Second Team 1950 7ooflJaun gona? ,4 exe J qprz' A ' -J T Marvin Go1dsmith,B. Donald Har-ris,B. William Ho:-n,B. Donald Hutcheson T ' 'A.. 4 ff' W 5. 2 5 A' I :, A ' -, YL: Eugene LedDiCky.E- Larry Lednicky.B- Jerome I..ednicky,E. Bobby Kostohry T Vernon Kostohryz, Willis Se 1rnan,B . ll Ky -WW T. Jerry Ogles,G. 2112 Johnny Petter, G. Ve1vert,Pomykal,T. G.W Sanders T ,Q 5, 2 'f-. 'f A',,r K , K ,yy -'.: Vr I I f ., -, -M ' if , .ilk f W f W! n .. if 4 Bryant Sparks,T. Paul Ster1ing,G. Jimmy Tennlson E John Abe Webb,G. Wendel Wha1en,B. Elrno James Zatopek,C. Henry Zapalac B Gi' gaslzeflvall Team Bottom Row: Lou Carlyn Johnson, Patsy Eastwood, Frankie Fennel, Bonnie Jean McCoy, Shirley Robinson, Gwendolyn Quillian, Mildred Robinson. Top Row: Thalia Moore, Manager: Mary Drews, Celia Barber, Peggy Roth, Annie Jane Karlik, Ima Jean Walls, Miss Snyder, Coach, Helen Hoeldtke, Mary Wil- hite. Mary Jo Mosley, Shirley Bettinger, Mr. Mercer, Assistant Coach. The West Trojanettes completes a very good season with a total of 16 games won and 16 games lost. The girls played wonderful ball this year under the able coach- ing of Miss Snyder and Mr. Mercer. The Trojanettes entered several tournaments in which they won honors. They placed second in the Blum Tournament and third in the Avalon Tournament. At this tournament West received two individual awards. Shirley Bettenger, an able guard, made the all-tournament team, while Mildred Robinson was chosen Sweetheart of the Tournament. Total points for this year are as follows: Annie Jane Ka rlik. . Gwendolyn Quillian. Shirley Robinson.. . . Mildred Robinson ...... 316 228 .... .196 .....l80 Celia Barber .......... ..... l 30 Patsy Eastwood .... . 86 Mary Drews ........... ..... 4 1 Betty Jo Lednicky.. . 8 Shirley Bettinger... . Z Margie Weinberger Frankie Fennel ....... .. . 2 ..l N fd MISS SNYDER Girls' Coach I Bczslzeflvali Team Bottom Row: Joe Rex Gregory, John McCain, Elo Zatopek, Larry Lednicky, Mar- vin Goldsmith, Horton Barber, Jerry Stacy, Kenneth Gassaway. Top Row: Velvert Pomykal, Billy Grirnm, Managersg Dennie Schutza, Dick Busby, Gilbert Schutza, Mr. Zatopek, Coachg Johnnie Nors, James Clark, Robert Foit, Henry Zapalac, Jimmy Tennison. The West High basketball team ended the 1950-51 season with thirteen wins and eight losses taking second place honors i.n the eastern division of District ZOA. The Trojans racked up 766 points to their opponents' 627 with an average of thirty seven points per game. Many of the games the Trojans played were close and hard-fought battles, but the team's determination and spirit were high throughout the season. Their sports- manship won them praise wherever they went. Two Trojans, Henry Zapalac and Donald Harris, won special honors having been placed on the first and second All-District teams respectively. The West B team also made a good showing for the red and black. They won twelve out of fourteen games sinking 515 points to their opponents' 291. L.. .... . , .vi , 80566611 7-Gam Bottom Row' Wendel Whalen .Terr O 1 J' . , y g es, unmy Tennison, .Toe Rex Gregory, Carl C ff B'll ' ' ' ' o ee, 1 y Grunm, William Horn, Gilbert Schutza, Henry Zapalac. James Clark, Di 1 Y, Ignatius Hutyra, Robert Foit, Larry Lednicky, Mr. Moon, Coachp Benny McGee, George Lednicky, Managers. ck Busby, Elo Zatopek, Dennie Schutza Kenneth Gassawa The West High baseball team got off to a good start by winnin on g e game from Abbott ll-0 and two from Marlin 18-1, 8-4 before dropping one to Itasca 7-10. The Trojans defeated Waco Tech 7-6 but lost to Gatesville 14-12. West took on Itasca and Gatesville again winning both games 4-1 and 5-4 respectively. Waco Tech downed West 7-6 the following week throwing District Z0 A into f - a our-way tie. West drew Gatesville in the play-off and defeated them 5-4. The Trojans then play- d W e aco Tech at Katy Park losing that one 5-0 This gave the team d . secon place honors in District Z0-A. The team's total points for the season was 73 to their op- ponents' 56. The batting averages are as follows: Harris ...... ...... 3 75 Coffee ..... ..... 3 61 Clark ........ ..... 3 51 Gassaway .... .... 2 97 Busby ....... .... Z 94 Zatopek ..... ..... Z 65 Whalen ........ ..... Z 19 Tennison ...... ..... 1 71 Lednicky ...... ..... 1 Z5 Gregory..... .....l11 OHZLIIJGU Team 3 3 ' K .. ww ' 7, 'si' is J , J . J Y, , H- I y ,y , i M, XA Q Q I O 9 J f e J f vii fi' , ji' J e is if o ' 'Le' ig a 4 J J a ,Q ,A W , O Q . Abi 1 i Jiffy, Gwendolyn Quillian, Helen Hoeldtke, Peggy Roth, Mildred Robinson, Miss Snyder, Coachg Ima Jean Walls, Annie Jane Karlik, Shirley Robinson, Margie Weinberger. g.. .st ennis eczm Kostohr z, Wendel Whalen, Lillian Jane Frankie Fennel, Bobby Kostohryz, Vernon y Girard, Celia Barber. , gh k Semofz So6flJall leam Hscfiviz- , sus 'N F ,,..:n 4 'lx ll Y Bottom Row: Evelyn Slay, Mildred Robinson, Gwendolyn Quillian, Helen Hoeldtke Top Row: Annie Jane Karlik, Lou Carlyn Johnson, Ann Jezek, Cordelia Hawkins Ima Jean Walls, Miss Snyder, Coach, Dorothy Bajer, Jacqueline Popp, Margie Wein- berger, Dorothy Herring. Lmiofz goftlnall Team Bottom Row: Mary Drews, Shirley Robinson, Frankie Fennel. Top Row: Kerns Ann Scott, Lorainer Vrba, Patsy Brennan, Barbara Kubacak, Helen Brinkman, Miss Snyder, Coach, Lillian I-lane Girard, Willa Mae Skopik, Delo- rous Walla, Margaret Piscacek. I C' in Ylfzack 7126144 gt T , A.' J Bottom Row: Wade Nelson, Marvin Goldsmith, Jerry Stacy, Henry Zapalac. Top Row: Johnnie Petter, Larry Lednicky, Jimmy Tennison, John Abe Webb, William Horn, Vernon Kostohryz, Mr. Zatopek, Coach. uniofz gofflnzu Team N' , 5 VN ik Bottom Row: Daniel Jansky, Wendell Conner, Edward Reyes, Johnnie Kubala, Eugene Roznos, Emil Placek, Teddy Helm, Milton Russell, Jimmy Kruse, George Tennison, Eddie Lednicky, and Harry Littleton. Second Row: Mr. Mercer, Assistant Coach, Henry Horn, Raymond Zahirniak, Charles McCoy, Dwain Edwards, Paul Arthur, Gary Harris, Ignatius Hutyra, Bobby Willis, Edward Vrana, Mr. Bunnell, Coach, and Charles Conner, Manager. 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VANZURA Fine Foods Phone 34 West Texas West Texas Cgmpliments Compliments Of Of MYRA'S BEAUTY SHOP And THE FAMOUS PoLLY's DRESS sHoP Phone 23 We st Texa s We st Texa s Compliments Compliments Of Of WEST FLISELR MILL J. A. SULAK at soNs GIN WEST CHICK HATCHERY Phone 100 We st Texa s We St Texa S Compliments Congratulations T0 To The Seniors of 1950-51 The Seniors of 1951 ROBERT CERVENKA THE ROYAL CONFECTIONERY Real Estate, Loans And We st Texa s Notary Public We st Texa s Th 6 .P.J. .T. Lodge Jaromir 4 We st, Texa s Wishes the Graduates of West High Every Success and Happiness in Life We Are Proud of You, and We Hope You Will Go Forward In Life For the Glory of West High And Your Home Town West 1 b . h 0 Congratulations 8 L S Damp was 9 C Semors Ready-to-Iron Fluff Dry ELOZMTOPEK Sinclair Products Phones 37 and 237 Family Bundle as Low as 73c BUCHANANS Laundry, Dry Cleaners, Linen Supply, Cold Storage Main Laundry Plant 418 S. llth. West Texas Cleaning Plant, 1002 Austin Ave Waco Texa s ' 401' Q' '0 U M H M it Compliments Of WEST LUMBER CO. Lumber-Building Material C ZECHOSLOVAK PUBLISHING C OM PA NY Printer s and Publisher s Of Phone 40 The West News Czechoslovak Ve stnik West Texas Compliments Congratulations Of WA LLA INSURANCE AGENCY GEO. E. KACIR Eva Walla West Texas West Texas Best wishes Compgtfnents To The Graduate s WEST GIN COMPA NY KEEN'S See Us For Good Ginning 1 . Ginners and Cotton Buyers i Since 1910 Phone 247 West Texas West Texas x Cgmplimentg Best Wishes To The To Graduates The Seniors of 1951 SHADOWLAND WEST WALLPAPER AND PA INT STORE USU R. Wendorf, Prop. West Texas West Texas 55 '0'0l0'l0'l0 '0'Y From Carton To Icebox -To Hospitality Mzlnlb vlbll Avlnoll I1 QI llll COCA-COKA COMIANV II Waco COCA-COLA BOTTLING, Texas STATE NATIONAL BANK Good Banking Home Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation We Solicit Your Business West Texas OAK FARMS DAIRIES Milk St Ice Cream 1800 N. 15th St. Phone 2-9248 Waco Texas GULF OIL CORPORA TION A. J. Pustejovsky, Consignee Phone 5 We st, Texas The Annual Staff sincerely ap- preciates the co-operation and interest shown our school and community by individuals and firms represented on these pages. Without these advert- isements the Annual would not be possible. 0' 17' 0: '0' 40 '0 01'0l0l0'I0s'0 Compgments cAsH MEAT MARKET Fresh and Cured Meats WEST HARDWARE COMPANY Vine Sula, Prop. Phone 144 West Texas West Texas Compliments Compliments of Of WESLEY SULAK PLUMBING A COMP NY URBANOVSKY STUDIO Servel Gas Refrigerator Dealer Phone 470 West, Texas West Texas Comlgimenfs WESTERN AUTO OLD CORNER DRUG STORE Only the Best We Appreciate your Business ASSOCIA TE STORE Where You Buy With Confidence and Save Davis Tires Wizard Batteries Truetone Radios West Texas G. W. Seat, Owner Compliments Compliments Of Of THE WEST DRUG STORE Your Prescription Pharmacy Phone 71 We st Texa s BUSBY'S GROCERY West Texas 9' I -0 I0, Compliments Of I I I I ,I ,I ,I I I 'I 94 ELM ER TRUMAN ,I I I I I I W W ' A'A 'E jI I I I I I if 5 I 4 1533 Herring Avenue Compliments Q Of jg Waco Texas MH. 8m MRS. TOM BERGER Hiuyard Sales co. gg 9 , Representative 9 9 I I I I ,I ,I ,I ADERHOLD FUNERAL HOME I I ,I I I II I After you finish west High do S as so many of your friends S have done during the past 1: Dependable Service 20 years Four-C Your Future ,I Phone 36 Ride the Bus 8m Save Board Waco Texas 5 Burial Insurance Q5 , FOUR-C COLLEGE if , H. P. Moore Ida Moore Sam Knight Wm. Baine H 1? I 5 I Congratulation s 52? i' LEE ISL COMPANY Your Farmall Dealer I ,I EI Waco Texas 0001f0l0'05 Compliments Of MR. Sn MRS. K. H. ENGLISH '0 Congratulations Seniors VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS LOUIS KRA MR West Post No. 4819 Your County Commissioner We st Texas Compliments Compliments Of From BILL PA REYA Come See Us After the Game DR' THOMAS SCANIO For Good Hamburgers Soft Drinks ----- Sandwiches Phone 6 We st Texa s We st Texa s Congratulations Compliments Seniors Cf HORN MOP CO WHALEN CLEANERS Phone 251 We St Texa S We st Texa s Congratulations Compliments From Of THE TEXAS COMPANY DR. WA LTER J. 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