West High School - Occident Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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PERSONNEL ll. ll. Reighley Principal Blanche M. Kern Vice Principal Arthur E. Buchanan .llistory Margaret Campbell Latin W. D. Campbell flirt Dorothy Cash , nllistory A. B. Cole A Q' Law, llistory Marcella Crain bf 'faannn-l-luistcmry Maude Davis , Mathematics Edith Dixon - ...Commercial Mary Dugan English, General Language Margaret Flynn Mathematics Jeanne Gilmore R. C. Class Leona Clenn English, Dramatics, Music Physical Education English. French, Spanish Katherine Cress 171501.91 nglish Evelyn llall , , . , .,tEnglish. Ceography, Stage Frances llannan Commercial Edna llarrison ,... llistory, English ll. E. llutchinson , .Music Edwin Kaylor ,. , ,.Dehate, Democracy C. S. Kennedy ,t,,, tDrafting llelen McCormick , , ,.Physical Education -4f 7-'E' 'iff .4 iifiiev K, ,-f:1 ' J' f' U ,LM vga! 4:41 , Q '..---'r - ig --rf v . ' . ' ' Q - T- C. Norma McCoy C. W. Michel . Ceorge F. Neeb Rhoda O'l'larra Calvin Park , E. C. Recd Mary C. Richter Dale Rose Delane Schindler ., ,. Myron T. Seifert E. T. Stone . . lane Thomas Emma Uncapher Harold Washburn Rose White , , Eva L. Wright Harry L. Zulauf Helen Lumley Ceorgia Neff Louise Perry .English Zoology, Chemistry ,Democracy, Cuide , ,,.Nutrition, Clothing , ,,.Pre-Flight, Physics ,.Botany, Mathematics, Zoology , Instrumental Music ,Physical Education ,eBusiness English, Sales , , Journalism. English Chemistry , English , . tCafeteria Manager, Ilome Economics , ,Attendance Democracy ..Commercial .Commercial ,, ,Mathematics Rusiness Advertising . .Librarian , ..t., Clerk ..,..Clerk Nine

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Light FACULTY A JL., iw , Y :Sr ' ' xidpkwp 't ' i Z' i' ' n.MN wr 'Vlln an Jn' l A '- URM' '- -- my-v,. ...sw I I 4, ' '44 OFFICE CLERKS A year ol' devoted service was rendered the faculty and students of YVest Iligh hy the two ahle ollice clerks, Mrs. Louise Perry and Miss Georgia Neff. Acting as secretaries to Dr. ll. ll. Reighley, principal, and Miss Blanche Kern, vice principal, handling the attendance record and incoming mail are only a few of the many services they performed. The faculty and students pay trihute for a job well done. Q

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Ten HOLY MUSIC I hear music in the pines, The winds pluck upon the trees as an angel would a harp- For this is I-Ioly music- It is the Lordis. -By jean Saylor A PERFECT DAY Dashing waves upon a billowy sea Playing tag with my boat and me The shore seems distant- The rocks forbidding and gray. But the sky is filled with fleecy clouds And brings an end to a perfect day. -By jean Saylor TREASURES Some unexpressed desire, A whispered secret- Or the heart's adventure- These are my private and personal treasures Which time taketh not away, nor thief can pilfer. -By jean Saylor EDITORS NOTE: In fond remembrance of our dear friend and fellow student, jean Saylor, who was taken from our midst, we dedicate this page of our memory book to honor her poetic talent. Though it was His will that she leave us, she will graduate with us in the memory of her lovely character. Mrs. C. C. Saylor kindly consented to permit us to use the literary productions of jean, who would have been a member of our class, had not the Merciful Father taken her from our midst. In lieu her picture, your editors deemed it fitting and proper to use a facsimile autograph of Jeanis mother, Mrs. C. C. Saylor. Ways! 512.