West High School - Occident Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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WEST HIGH SCHOOL ROBERT IIAYHA A stout heart overcomes all obstarle.v. Decorating Committeeg W Associatioug Class Day Playg Football '34g Baseball '33 WILLIAM R. BURR Bill could play, Bill could feascq But in many way: Bill could please. Science Clubg YV Associationg Football '34g All High, Basketball '34, '35, All High '35, Baseball '35, All High. RUTH BERNDT The maid with the bonnie brown hair, Modest, winsom, and wondrous fazrf' National Honor Societyg Homecoming Queen Attendant, Debate Club, Secretary: German Clubg L Societyg Library Councilorsg Chorus: Class Songg Class Day Pllayg Operettag Midwinter lfrolic. PAUL H. COYCHRAN If honext etlort and reliability rount for anything, Paul will .rarely H7'Yl7.'k'.U Class Picture Committeeg Student Council, German Clubg Science Clubg 'Triangle Clubg Midwinter Frolicg Class Day Play. LEWIS W. EGELHOFI' lVe may see through e:'el'ytlziug the sincerity underlying, Student Council, Spanish Clubg Chorus. MADELINE DAVIS fl charming creature rare, Can aught with thee compare? Art Club, G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg Spanish Clubg Chorus, Midwinter Frolicg Operettag P. T. A. Exhibition. EDITH COLEMAN There alone true ambition 1'e:ia'e.v, There justtce -wndicates and wisdmu gu1de.v. Chorus, Glee Club: Midwinter lfrolic. SHERALD FASNACHT A face with gladness o'ue1'sp1'ead. Class Day Program, fhairmang VVrestling '3-lg Baseball '34. GERTRUDE GENTRY They who have the most wit Are sparing of it. Latin Clubg Chorusg Glee Club, Midwinter Frolicg P. T. A. Exhibition. WAYNE FRASER I have learned, in wlzatsoever state I am, to be content. RICHARD E. FOLK 2 Happy are the men whom Nature has buttressed with staiessmf' Student Council, German Clubg Chorus. i l 1 5 .J K r. J' it ,l QQ, PAGE I5 fx

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OCCIDENT ROBERT R. PASCHAL His from youth the leader's look, Gave the law which others took. Class President, Salutatorian. Art Club: W Associationg Football '34, Captain 'sag Basketball '34, '35, MARTHA JANE COOLEY Gracious to all, to none subservient, Without offense she spoke the word she meant. Class Secretaryg Class Day Committee: German Clubg Chorusg Class Day Playg Class Day Usherg Oflice Monitor. ROBERT LE ROY BLACKMORE Born to success, he seems, With grace to win and heart to hold. Class Vice Presidentg Art Clubg Class Day Playg Football, '31g Track '31. BETTY JANE SCANLON A lu-dy 'whose bright eyes rain influence. Class Treasurerg 'Class Day Committeeg German Club. Chorusg Volleyball '349 Basketball '34g Baseball '34g Class Day Usherg Class Day Play, Ohlce Monitor. 1 1 S PAGE

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OCCIDENT l PAUL GUITNER High was his heart, yet 'well inclined, His manners made of bounty well re- fined. AXDREXV HALEY, JR. They are the best models who prow: their worth by their actions. gtudent Councilg Football '34g Basketball 4. HAROLD HENNICK The mildest manners with the bravest form. Triangle Clubg Football '34, BERDENA HOFFMAN Which seems with her true words to start, From the deep fountains of her heart. Girl Reservesg Home Economicsg Chorusg Class Day Usher. DOROTHY KEYS To swceten all the tails of hiiuzan Life: This be the female dignity and praise. Class Day Committeeg German Club: Ch0ruS3 Class Day Programg Volleyball '34, LOIS ,TUNE KANAVEL Friendship has a power To soothe affliction in the darkest hour. Chorus. HELEN M. LYNN She laughed and every heart was glad, She frowned and every look was sad. Class Day Committeeg Student Liuuncilg L Societyg G. A. A.g German Clubg Class Da Playg Chorusg Volleyball '3-43 Basketbal1y'33, '34g Baseball '33, '34g Kick- hall '34g Monitorg Office Monitorg Class Day Usher. FANNIE STETLER 1'Her ways are ways of pleasfmtzzuss and all her paths are peace. CARL HUGHES A finished gentleman from top to toe. ELSWORTH LERCH How modest, kindly, all accomjvlishcd, wise. FRANK H. MEEDER West will miss his cheery greeting. Class Day Chairmang German Llubg Science Clubg W Association: Swim- ming '35. PAGE