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Passengers HRC Rev MARIE EDITH LEDDON This charming little belle wishes to be one of the Bell', girls-if she can get all of this smile into her voice, it will be a pleasure to have her at the other end of the line. VVestvian,' 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4: At Easci' 3, 4. EARL K. LEES Ike Tall, angular, easy-going-life's problems didn't bother Ike',, he wouldnit let them-weill always remember his fitting portrayal of Abe Lincoln in assembly-greetings from Uncle Sam cnt short his last cruise with us. DOROTHY R. LANG Dot GLADYS LANG GladdicU And here are the twirling twins-twelve years they graced the NVest View Schools-talkative. winsome, indispensable, naive, sweet- DotU made with the decisions and Gladdie made with the giggles-they are coming to the parting of ways, Dot,' wants to take to the air, leaving Gladdie' anchored to a desk-best of luck to bothl Sponsor Line I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4. ANN LOUISE LANICKER Ann The twinkle in her eyes and the smile on her lips sweet was Honey -quick will be hers. Club 2, 4. NIARY ELVIRA LAVVALL were typical of the way Ann tackled her problem as Secretary of Student Council-her favorite at making decisions- etlicient, energetic, entirely dependable- Riclies'i Westvian 3, 4, N.F.L. 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4.5 S66- of Student Council 4, At Ease' 4, Library Mary Mary is another of our lassies from out the road -we know this alertness will characterize her ful- filling the ambition to be a secretary-commercial school is her next port of call. CATHERINE JOANNE LEMA HLGGN Dark eyes that dance with devilment-hair like the night-and a flashing smile-that's our Lee'l -this active little miss wants to be a secretary- vve don't see how she can miss. Westvian 3, 4, Secretary of At Easen 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A. A. 3, 4. PATRICIA JEANNE LLOYD Pat h An unmistakable air of sophistication and savoir- taire-that, plus her captivating smile make a pat hand-success will be hers as an advertising artist. VVestvian 4, Chorus 2, 8, 4, At Ease 4, Secretary of Sigma Phi Sigma 4. 27
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WILLIAM H. KEADY Bill Quiet, reserved, and friendly-one of the first gridiron casualties-we were sorry to lose him- his post-war plans are projected toward the post office. Wrestling 3, 4g Football 4. JAMES E. KIMMICH ujinln Clean-cut and well-groomed, Kimmich cut quite a Figure when he sallied forth-looking for a re- placement for Jim sprouted a few more gray hairs for Coach McGrew. Football 4, Basketball 4, Golf 4, Sigma Phi Sigma 4, Vice President of Class 3. JEAN A. KING nKillgY,, The fact that she is one of the shortest members of the class was not her only distinction--she was probably the only Senior who chose the cafeteria as the thing she liked best about XVest View. At Ease 4, G.A.A. 1, 2. KATHERINE K. KINZEII uKayv Kay came, we saw Kay . Kay', left-we are sorry we didn't get to know her better-her extended illness took her mutt our passenger list early in the voyage. Firsf Class JOHN J. KIRKER Jack Henry Aldrichis closest rival-we remember him best for his contributions toward the composure of chemistry class-ujackl' is going to make up the time he killed-in his postwar years he is going to be a watch maker. VVrestling l. 2, 3, 4. FREDERICK A. KLEISS Fred Though asually bound for Ingomar he kept greater Pittsburgh posted on West View's activi- ties-up in the world himself, his aims are also high-Kleiss was really class. Secretary of Publicity 45 Student Council 3, 4g Chorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3g Basketball 2. MARIORIE G. KOERBEL Margie Hard working and always in a hurry-regardless of what the fates have in store, Margie will keep', the faith-either as bookkeeper or house- keeper. Library Club 4. JEAN KOSSLER Kossy,' jovial, jolly, joking jean-mainstay of Girl Re- serves-willing worker wherever needed-her talents are unlimited- Kossy was always cor- nered in 206-cooking up capers for Girl Reserves. Girl Reserves 2, 8, 4, President 45 G.A.A. 1, 2g 8, 45 Westvian 4, At Ease 45 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society. 26
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JEAN L. LOUDEN Loudie Loudie,' was short for Louden, but Loudie,' was long on what it takes to get ahead-her crystal clear eyes and her perfectly groomed hair were her outstanding charms-her aim is to teach others to trip the light fan- tastic. Girl Reserves 2, 8, 4, Vice President 4, Sigma Phi Sigma 45 Arhu 2, 3. JULIA LUNSFORD Julien Attractive combination of auburn hair and green eyes-this was en' hanced by her neat appearance-we know that a Cadet Nurse uniform will be very becoming to her. ROBERT A. MASON Bohn VVest View's cassanova-his wavy hair is the envy of all and his chit-t concern-ambition is to become a salesman-we hope itls Fuller Brushes so he will come knocking at our door. Chorus 3, 4. EDWARD O. MQFARLAND Ed', Good old Edu-a friend, tried and true-never knew the meaning of the word, quit -always with Art, shares his ambition to be a railroader. Radio Club 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3. MARY M. McLEAN Martyn The polio epidemic played us a dirty trick-it took Mary off the active list for practically the entire year- judging by her accomplishments as Editor of the annual at the Watson Home, we know she would have been invaluable as a member of our crew -we were happy to have her with us at graduation. Seniors 1935 VERNIE J. LUBITZ Vernie Vernie was a drawing card in more ways than one-can't you see why?-attendant in Court of Beauty- really went to town as Art Editor of the S. S. Westvian. Westvian,' 3, 4g Art Editor 45 At Easel' 4. JAMES A. MAGES 'KJimv Tall, blue eyed, blond-a true gen- tleman in the Mages tradition-star among commercial students-aspires to have a career as a public account- ant. Chorus 1. JEAN McCARRELL Jean A true Irish mavournecn-dark hair blue eyes, friendly smile-don't sub- tract a dimple-some lucky sailor has her as the girl in his home port. At Ease 4. MARY MCGRADE Little Mary: We were sorry whe11 Little Mary' took her name off our passenger list -remember Elsbeth, the lovable little imp? Stole the show, didn't she? Class Play 4g Girl Reserves 3, 4g G.A.A. 3. BETTY LOU MEDSGER Betty We were indeed fortunate to have so many artistically inclined members in our crew-Betty's contributions added much to the effectiveness of our book-in spite of her special gift she will forsake art and become a Cadet Nurse. K'Westvian 4, Arbu Club 3,
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