Wheat Ridge High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Wheat Ridge, CO)

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Debating U ' L lVheatridge has been so active in debating vvork that it has become pos- sible to form a chapter of the National Forensic League, a national honorary league of debaters and orators. lXIrs. Cordelia Osier is the coach of the local chapter. There are eight members: ltlorris Rutland, President, James Darusmont, Vice Presidentg Robert Muller, Secretary-Treasurer5 Raymond W'eiland, James Thomas, Sal- vadore Artese, and Eliot Freeman. As it is not possible to become a member without participating in in- terscholastic forensic contests, the chapter Will carry associate members until they have participated in such contests. Debating is rewarded with half ai credit in addition to such honors as may be given by the league. During the last year lVheatridge has been a member of the Colorado State Debating league and has taken part in four debates, winning from Brighton and Regis and losing to Littleton and Englewood. The debaters were Morris Rutland, Raymond lVeiland and James Darusmont of the negative team and Robert Muller, Salvadore Artese and James Thomas of the affirmative team. ,Page Twentyvthree

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,LS ' ' QS-'fl' Commercial Contest 13 On March 15th the local contest in connnercial subjects was held at Wdieatridge. The representatives from TVheatridge were: SPELLING PENLIANSHIP BOOKKEEPING Charles Soloman Margaret Dillen Doris Watson Robert Muller Anna Pearson Nina Roper Hazel Sweeney Ray Weiland Harry Craven RAPID CALCULATION TYPING I TYPING II Eleanor Schiller Fred Hanson Harold Anderson Salvadore Artese Jodie McLaughlin Hazel Sweeney Frances Schiller Frances DeRitis Howard Glandon Sri-:NOGRAPHY I Sri-:NOGRAPHY II Harold Anderson Hazel Sweeney Eleanor Schiller Gertrude Malbin Frances Schiller Genevieve Davis As usual, where scholarship is concerned, Tvheatridge carried off the majority of the honors. The competing schools were Golden, Arvada, Aurora, Tvheatridge and Littleton. l All three places were won in Stenography I by Harold Anderson, Elea- nor Schiller, and Francis Schiller, first and second places in Bookkeeping by Nina Roper and Doris Vllatson, in Typing II by Harold Anderson and Hazel Sweeney, first place in Stenography II by Gertrude Malbin, and in Rapid Calculation. first and third were won by Salvadore Artese and Frances Schiller. Anna Pearson won second place in Peninanship and Robert Muller in Spelling. The State contest will be held at Greeley on April 30th. At the time our annual goes to press, we can do no more than hope our representatives will co111e as near the top as they did in the District contest. lil BOOST Boost the annual you are selling, Boost the school to which youlre going, Boost the class that you attend, Boost your teachers, boost your friends, Boost the students round about you, They canlt get along without you, And without them you can't labor, Boost The Booster, your school paper, If yould make your annual better, Boost it to the final letter, Boost the Seniorls inspiration, Boost the High School Publication. J- . , , qnggi Page Tzrcniy-1160 Q F

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, . 5 -U ' L , 1 I J Band and Orchestra 1' MEMBERS L'1I:s'1' VIOLIN f'lIl,I.0 Faith Lewis lirmzi Conklin Edwin Imixtilcow lilsiv Svhorr Milclrl-il lrnvis Nina llolwr Kiss Sylvizl Milos xvllltld' llziln AIiIlll'l'li Molhollll l'i.xXo Mzvoxn Y1or,IN 1,11 Both lxllfliillll' lilsiv Mau- Iilwm- l'HllXli'I' .Iodiv XIt'Ii1lll,Ellllll Lloyd Ifllkins Ilnrold lleim I,1-igh Voilgrcloli llion Blulwr Rlclroso Imvis lin rl l'2lillll'l' llowzlrd Glannlon Tlllllll YIoI,1N i:lf'llll4'llt' Hotllzircl Born Ulmilvro 114,355 ':'-xI-I'-ll- . , iffIJi'if.f.-125.1 ' QXg1j,Hf3g' gjjlyl' lI.xIu1oNl1',x ll.klll'l'lbNl'1 IlalrolclAmh-1'son Iillol Ifrs-1-lnan l'1,.x1:1x1-:'1' llalph Sf'ilUl'l' Gladys Sllirh-y 'l'h4'llll2l .Ia-amsoil Flilllii Xvlfllillll S.xXoI'uoN14: U2lfll4'l'll'lP lroplw lf'r:1nlc Withzun Allen Ilurt 'I'l:oMI:ow1-I YVQSI1-5' Schorr 'l'r'l' x liiK'llIll'fl Moori- CllZl!4. Ibm-Ilollv. lH:I'x1s Tom Iiorclim-rllt lidwalrfl IIEIIIQ' The Band and Orchestra are p1'z1CtiCally new organizations at XVhez1tridge Thev 1 were organized at the beginning of the year, and under the direvtion of 'XI1 A H Taylor, Jr., have become very successful. Considering that the students have had very little musical experience before th S year, they can be highly coniniended for their earnestness and enthusiasm. Pam' 'l'l1'l'lI1jf-ffllil' liiigwlim- Tzlutlk-Qt