West High School - Occident Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1925 volume:

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N1 11 CLASS OF 1926 CLAQS OFI ICFRS I1es1clent GGO1g'Q Haulx Y1ce Pl9Slfl9llI Cl3l9IICQ Ghent SCLILIAIX CCOILIH B111k T1e1s111e1 'Mabel Dans I YI CUTIVE LOMMITTEL XX altu Kuld Ma1th1 Pete-315 O1an1Maglx Ahge SLh0enbe1ge1 Ruth SI1Ckl9X VALEDIC TORIAN Luullp bootlu Geo1g,1d Ibllllx 'Habla Ruth Ely Althlll Fulman Clarence Ghent Whldled G1ant Louise Hoelnhel Waltu Klclcl Flu :bath I efzke X 11511111 Luxw 01am Nlaglx Hflwfllx hOLL Iusnph LlllX1llL M iCl6l1IlL Magblx Dmothx Paxne Nhutha P9t91S Wllllam P1pe1 -Xl1ce SClIO6I'1lJ6lgE-31 Anna Malgalet Scolnc Imthleen Scolne C Ll ilrl Snulelxu C itllLllllL 'Xl ilton Ilfllfltlll XX alcl -1 0 41 ' K ll J- 1' - Q 4 . .,.,, ,,,,.., , , ,,,.., A Y. 0 I 1 L . .1 . -wvi i -Vi i i I .AT . 5 I 1 1 w v'w lk ,V V, , V - - YV ,fV..A . r 1 1 4 w 411 41 4 , 4 ,. . Z .4 1 v .1 A 1 1 -A Y -4 . X tv V I Y A. , i . Q. I 'A ' A 1 I , . . , .,.. 1 ., 1 , ,.-, , . v . A nf u ' A f . . . 1 . Q Q .I 1 H v A A 'v . 1 . - . ', Y X1 l 'f . ' - 4 L If 1 llc Il 2 A I 'l l 'r 2 l '. 2 X' ' I v v Y w W 1 W SENIORS VX L haxe been spinning thieads unseen untouthecl Xet of huea f31191 than the iaxnboxxs own And xx eaxing magit taipets on the loom of Youth Raiei than thoae that faux lands haxe knoxx n beneath oui hands the xx eh giexx Him and stiong And thieada of laughtu and the fates ot oui tiiende To make the fabiie lox elx xxe haxe spun Noxx xxe max tiax el the xoung eaith Ol seek Bx Cl192lITlSiJQg,Ll1l8fi the tai Hespeiides And eath he Ldlllfll rloxx n the xx ax his heait clunu Lloxxn on his LOUISE? hx 1 tax llllg' bieefe W 1 W y mag? Z f A -, m With quiet study and with work xvell clone, E OCCIDE LLD-X ISADGFR E panoh-.mo Ii 5. S1 ten 1 ervea Olfxce Trammg School In nrtues nothing, enthly could au: paw 'her JOHN HENRH API' I Johnny La In Club I1 I Rulmn Llu 1 College A msn polnhed to the naxl R ALPH E IIEFSON Beeson Manager Baseball Z-I Espanol: mu HIY Math Club Ohlo State Umvermty Through the lnelom. llax he rf-pu In hu beat as ll' twerr a bed of ru 1 ORPHA MARIL ISPNIJI-R Ohm Unner ity Mode t as a uulet that bloom ln etluded nook 'I IIELMA PAYL AI I EN Semor Lxecutnc Committee Cla-as Play Vlce Presldent Girl Reserxes Green Dommo Bu, Slster-. Clee Club Ohlo State Unlverslts Thme eyes like wells vxhcre sun IIES oo So cle r and trustful brown HOWARD AITKEN L Bfapanohsmo Ohio State Umversxty Stone-. have been known to move and trees to speak VIRGINIA JOSLPHINE ANDERSON .Imny Secretary L Treasurer Ehpanolnsmo Occldent Staff 25 Annual Stalf 26 Bug Slaters Glrl Reserve, Glee Club Ohlo State Umvereity Whateer she dld wax done wlth so much eaae In her alone twas natural to plea'-e ROY D AIIEN Claw Play Green Dommo H dxon Club Ohm State Umverxlty care for nobody n not I If no one cares for me YRa T H N T v ' ll' I , h Q, ' . il .' ' . fa I . H I ' .. - H .. H. , -. , - .' - 1 3 -f - , 1 , , , ., . UAV' . .. ': ' 5 i- 3 l I '0, . ' t .vv 5 5 if S Girl R'- t' 3 l'- 'Q 2 ' ' I. 7 1 ' cvs ' 'v S' I. .. S ,A S. 3 I2 E O DFX MAUDL E BRALEY Iwpanoh mo Her mr her manner all who aw all mlreml ROBERT GLENN BRADFUTE Bob L Claes Play Green Dommo panollsmo H1X Cornell Unnerhxty Strong IH purpo e HAROLD DAVID HRICHT Heaxy Ornhextra Espanolxxmo Ohlo State Umver lty Wxth graceful tepx he ualkx 1 e tree! And mule at all the ladle evleet I' lil FII UOYILR l'1lxe L 1.1 Play Qhcn Ando nh I reen Dum mo Ohlo bmte Umyer lty lr. x.Lr fox .All that 1 neu A ml guy N'- I 1 IE J0bl:.PHlNl- I!!-NN! oe Occldcnt Qtah' 74 91 Green Dommo Bug Shterx Clrl Re erye- Uke Club Nur ex Training School She hath a merry xvly ROBP Rl' BI OD! FTT llob Cues v Kleen Dommo Qenmr I-urce Orche-Xtra Glu' Club Ohio Shte Umverxlty u Lrext. plague to be ou hmml Nome x man luMERSON BIGONY bemor Farce Hui Clean Dommo Denison Umven-.nts One mlxzht thmk hlm quut or even blue l when you k uw hm y ull 1 hxm lx ue do viARY I UCII I lf li0Ollll' panolnmo ling SISIEIS G1 e ervex Lke Club K'i0lll H lry ev College She peak he-haves and t Ju t lik he houlcl Jn T H C C I . .' T .Xl . . ' ' I 1.1 ...I .. 'V 'sk :gy .T - -.sv '51 S 5' ' Q . I ' . 2. l Pla, 1 l' ' 1 - .' It's if 1 -5 H 1 1 - .' 2 ' . If f' , I N X, , V ' , ' L l . 1 fl lu C., - - .I : .- Y: I. - . if Cut : n ' i , 'u ' l'ke USE., Class Will: LH: Green Domino: Es- ' : ' .': 'i'l R - .5'-'s-.1 ', 'V .', X S s s, .' nc s ' 4 ' e , P S . L : Is 's . : h ' '-: ' 1 Es- . . S D., I ' . S X- 1. U. h S ' , s ' s ' 5 ' ' , 'rss fiv: K 1 1 : 2 - ' G 1 ' 1 S' v. 'uf. . . . 'S . .n ,. .. , ,, I 13 E OCCIDE Wll LIAM M CUSSINS ix Semor Fvecutxve Commxttee Occldent Play Shenandoah Green Domino Latln Club Glee Club Ohio btate Umversxty H loud soclferatlonx presage h approach GLRAI DINE CRATTY Jerry L Espanohsmo Her halr was kmd of sunny And her eyes were sort of dr KATHRHN DAVIS Kate Clasx Plav Semor Farce Green Dom mo IhgS1sters Glrl Reserves Glee Club Ohw State UHIVETSIYY A happy dlSD09Itl0h ls a pn m that reflectw bright rays MORA MARIP LROSBIE Peg Green Dommo Glrl Rexervu OtT1ce TFHIDIDR School Deep lh the heart of me Fmd the beat part of me 9'lYl'lS RONALD N BRYANT Ron Milwaukee School of Enmneermg He trembled when a maxd drew near MARGARET ELIZABFTH CLOUD L Bur Slsters Espanolrsmo flee Club Ohm State Umverslty I-rmk faced frank eyed frank heart ed always brmht GFORGIA IRENE BURR Doc Clase History Secretary Semor Cla-N I Espanolxsmo Big Slstere Gxrl Reserves Mcdlcal College And vlrtuea hath 'she many more Than I with pen have bk1ll to tell I I-.F CARR In agam out apzaxn On again gone axzrun T H N T Hsin .1 -Un A ' . Staff, A2245 Annual Staff, 1243 Class is V ' A .- is 14 E O IDENT CAROLINE ELLIOTT Espanollsmo Bug Sisters Gxrl NCTVQS Nurses Tralmnsz School Her word was ever Joyous Her manner exer sunnv 'VIARY C DUDLEY Ohio State Unxversxty Pretty to walk vnth Wxtty to talk wnth And pleasant too to thmk on ILNSII1. MADOLYN FAGG Jett L Annual Staif 25 Occldent Staff Green Domlno Latm Club Glee Club Bug Sisters G1rl Re erheh Ohm State Umverexty Hnzh mae her heart and yet was well mclmed Her manner made of bounty well fined MABFL RUTH LIY Pat Class Prophecy L Semor Executne Commlttee Secretary Gxrl Reserves 24 Orchestra Latin Club Glee Club Bug Sisters Ohio State Umverslty Qulet but mdustrxous all the whxle No doubt :hell beat us all by a mule BLRTHA MAY DENNIS Mufzgans Espanollsmo Gxrl Reservea Glee Club Otfxce Traxnmfr School True to her vsords and friends MABEL L DAVIS Boots Treasurer Semor Clase Claw PlaY Occulent Staff 2 Shenandoah Green Dommo Gxrl Re erves Glen Club BIZ Sisters Nursefa Trammz School None knew thee but to loxe thee Ivor named thee but to pral e MABEL B DOYLL Brxcktop Class Play Frcen Domxno Curl Re serves Bewaxe of her auburn halr For she excels all women IH the magxc of her looks CHARI FS Ii DOLBH Red H1 Y Ohm State Umver-uty I should worry and get wrinkles . .H .. ., , - . . . 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' , 1' , , . - . 15 E DI4 QLARENCE L GHLNI' .Honor Roll Vxce Presxdent Senior Class Vxce President .lunlor Class Pxesldent Green Domlno Con sul Latm Club L Class Play Oc cldent Staff 25 Annual Staff 25 Football 24 Lend Me Five Shlll lnzs Abraham Lmcoln Shenandoah Jumor Farce Mmstrel Show H1 Y Orchestra Radwn Club Denlson UYlIV9rSItY How he does It I dont know Hes better than a mlnstrel show EDITH MARIE GILES Senlor Executxve Committee Junior Executive Committee Treasurer Glrl Reserves L Bm Slsters Espan ohsmo Ofhce Trammg School Her beauty twlnkleth luke a star Wlthln a frosty nlght HPLEN CHRISTINE R GLICK Jew Occldent Stat? 25 Glrl Reserxes Bug Sisters Ohlo State Unxversxty Her gay laughing ways add merrl ment to every company WALTFR GIBSON Gxbby Vice Pre-ndent Radlon Class Play Annual Qtatf 21 Occldent Staff 21 Green Domino Senior Mmstrel Ur chestra Ohio State UhIV9TNItY Oh hear hum play that saxophone It make the nexghbors laugh and l0'll'I IKUR I'0N If If RGUSON liurt Class Plfn Shenandoah Green Dommn Radxon A llon ruth the ladies LAWRFNCL P FICK Vlc Annual Staff 25 Oct-1dentStafI' is et iall 2 Latin Cub I1 Ohm State Umversny Lon lean and llkeable HARRX l I' INDI AY Occxdent Staff 2 Ba ket Ilall Work Cheerful flood naturul an all around good fellow AR I HUR CARI I' URMAN FllllV msn Wlll Lluss Plax tudent Stuff 2 1 lleen Domino Iatln Club Olchestra Glee Club Ohm State Lnnersxty A little nonsense nom and then T H O C C I I N T G. ' 'J . ..L..: l . Z ' I , ' . 3 ' . 25: Hank I , ' 5: ' l 1 I'-Y. ..W,, ' S' ,'5g 's ,'24. '25. cuff ' - 1 ' g: lr: o--' S , ' F3 I- ' : ,' ' : Is relished by the best of men. IG F IDE IORIS G HAMRICK Ham E panollxmo H1 X bmall but m1ghty DLIIA MAE HAND Dell 0 cldent Staff Zo C1690 Dommo Smterx Offue Trammg School True as the needle to the pole O1 as the dml to the un f l'0RGl' kl' NNLTH HARDY. SOTDQ Pre 1dent Semor Cla S Trea ure: Cxeen Dom1no Clash Play Foot ba 74 Babket Ball 25 bhenan doah Semor Farce Semor M1nat1el H1 Y Glee Club Popular and a fa1or1te of all To do your b1dd1ng and come It xour ca RUY T HANDLLX Ohl0 State Unlver 1tx Work doesnt agree xuth m lg MHDRED A KRANT M14 Honor Roll G1rl Rexerxe B12 S1 ter 05106 T1 a1n1 ns. 91 huol A mmth and te'1df'1bt mmd Gentle thrught and c-1lm de 1re lllll I ll Wll I ARD CRII-FITH lhxl lf panoh mo 0h1o St'1te Unxver xty Ive-xer let vom stumhes mterfere 111th KOH! Lilreel' VIRFIL OTIS CREFN Percy a et ia P 1 Olfue Trllnlflii School That 1arf. tomblnutlon 1thle-to 'nm cholm IOLIQE IAUC HMAN HAMIITON Ollie Creen Dommo Glee Club l1r Ohm State Un1vers1ty Dnrk ha1r -h1ny e3e Merrx humor hex 41 prlze T H . O C C N T .. .l.. : L : ' : ' S: ' 1 1 , ' ll sk l ll, 'L5: H'-Y. .. , 1 I . - -' -M: I . L - .. lf: 1 ' 1 1 l'l Reserves: Pig Sisters. Lui S 3 '- '. ' , ':1' ' JB' ' - : , A ,: ..w,,: ' - ll. 'L :- ' , ' : ' - u. ' ' I- . V , . ,' el!! 17 E 0 IDEINT IOI ISE N HOELCHER Sis Honor Roll L Occxdent Staff hurl Reeerxee Ewpanolxsmo Glee Club Math Club Office TFRIFIIDE' School There lb a Harden m her face Where roses and whlte lxheb blow ARTHUR WENDEIL HOOPER Hoop Iuspanollsmo 0lT1ce Trammg School Ihere may have been better men b t I have not known them IATHRX IN MARIE HOOVER Tot Glrl Rc-,erveq Morrey School of Munc Heart on her lxps and xoul nn her exe Soft a-. her clxme and sunny a hex skxu JAMPS HUINTLEX .hm Aedlle xn Latln Club Cheer Ie-'uler Cla-fx Plat Shenandoah Oxthewtm Green Dommo Ohw State Umseruty H15 fr1endQ they are mam HN foes has he '1ny WINNII' RED HENNI' SSY Wmk Occldent Staff 25 lhg Sxsterx Latln Club I'0r what I will I xull 'md there s an SHI WIIIIAM H HINI ST il Occnlent Stall' Z L Creen mo Orche tru Glee Clu 1 Office Training Sthool Laugh and be fat INLZ J HITCHCOCK Hmch teen Dommo Espanol:-.mo Gul R -.erxex B12 SISIGFS Office Training School She preadx the sun-shane of 4 Lennl nxture AI l- RFD CARI HISLR Occldent Staff 2a Annual Staff I-In Ohio State Umversltx A firm yet cautmu mmrl Smcere thoulrh prudent Dum T H C C ' .. - ., I. 4 . . ll nl-ll., . 1'..5:....:, ' 3 s ' 3 l. 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Q - A A. , S A' 1 , . 18 E O IDENT GERALDINF HELl'lN LARRICK Jerry Class Play Semor Ewecutlve Commit tee Secretary Green Dommo Shen andoah Jumor Farte Glrl Reserves Glee Club Denlson Unlverslty lf eyes were made for seeing Then beauty ns xts own excuse for being DENZIL LAWYER Occldent Staff 24 2a Annual Staff 2 25 L Espanohsmo 06.108 Tramlng School Ohio State Unxversxty Wlt and wxsdom were born with the man DRUSILLA LAX Drue Class Play Shenandoah Green Dom lno Espanohsmo Gxrl Reserves Bug Slsters Glee Club Ohlo Umverslty A pert an llkely lady And as full of cute xdeas And of coquettlsh notlon-1 As a dog rs full of Hea ELIZABETH I EAKI' Betty Honor Roll Semor Evcecutne Commit ee L Semor Farce Green Dom xno Glrl Reserves Bxg Sisters She was as good as she was fan' To know her was to lose her CLARENCE VERNON ISON Grxs rlx Y Radxon Club Ohlo State Unxverslty Doe-ant star as a student but why should he care Wxth hl dlspo-rltlon hell get any where MAIFOLM K JEFFRIES Mack Green Dommo Jumor Farce In cxery deed of mnschlef he had a heart to resolve a head to contrne and a hand to execute WALTFR LEROY KIDD Wal Class Prophecy Semor Executxve Com mxttee Occrdent Staff 24 25 An nual Staff 23 24 2a Class Play Jumor Executwe Committee Shenandoah Semor Mmstrels Green Dommo Jumor Farce Abraham Lm coln Espanollsmo Radmn Club H1 Y Demson Ll'l1V9l 5ltV Not to know hlm argues oneself un known WINFIEID la KINNFY JR Windy reen Dommo Ohxo State Unlverslty He was mdeed the glass Wherein the noble youth drd drew them-selves w . 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S. . , .. ., . , . v 'V OCC fX x XXM NPLLIE MAE MABE Nell bspanolx mo Uke Club Glee Club Ohxo State Unlverslty Ae merry as the day 15 long BERNICF ALVESTA McCARI'Y Mack Espanolnsmo Bug Sisters Office Tramxng School She has a smlle for you She has a smxle for me She has a smxle for everyone she see-1 MADELINE MAGLY Meek Honor Roll Ohio Wesleyan A brlght flutter of speech A threefold eloquence-some hands and eyes ORAM H MAGLY Tubby Valedxctorlan Class Plax Secretary Treasurer W L Basket Ball 24 25 Green Dommo Shenandoah Semor Farce Ohxo Wesleyan Exceedmgly tall humorous and yet without a touch of xshlm 20 CHARLPS PRP DRICK IFWIS Charhe A proper mans picture MARX LLIZABETH LI' WIS Maree Occldent Staff 25 Annual Staff Latin Club Glee Club Rm gl ters Glrl Reserves Math Club Ohio State Umxerslty lhe fauest garden nn her look fnrl ln hex mind the ulsest book JOSEPH PDWIN LINVILLE Joe Class H1 tory President L Secre tarx Treasurer H1 Y Semor Exec utne Commlttee Occldent Staff 24 Annual Staff 24 25 C ass Plax Jumor Pxecutwe Commlttee Iatm Club Green Dommo Shen andoah Semor Minstrel Radlon Club Jumor Farce Gne me fame Ol :ne me death IRGINIA MIRIAM LPWIS Imnt Class Wxll Semor Fxecutlve Commit ee L Latm Club Espanoll m Bu! SlStelS Girl Reserves Ohio State UHIYEFSIU Ready ln hand and readv ln heart C A N T l- , , , , A l 1 iv ' I' ' I l. ., V u vs ' . ' .: . '25 I. : ' z : ' Us -S : - .. H: - , , 25: . , l , -: - l :S .': 3' : I A A . ' .' sg ' ' College. V J .H tm , .. n'. - A . -. . . . s o II . 'S 's : , 1 . . ' , 5 1 . ' 1 . 'Y , ..L,, , .. H . 'M nfl.. H, , Y- , , , ' A Q -. - . , , . -, v' v ' U E DF 'VIARX ELIZABETH MlLLIlxIlN Ma Green Dommo E-.panohxmo Bu, ters Gxrl Re-serves Offxce Tralnnng School Laughing cheerfulne x thro Is su lght on all the paths of llfe JAMFS MILLER Jlm Ohlo State Umxersltg Words are women Deeds are men 'VIONA JFANETTL MONAHAN Munotony Utudent Staff lin. Sntou Cxr Reserves Glee Llub C1nc1nn'1tx Lonserxatorw of Mu u ex glowy h n uae ntexem u '1 blow ln ht wxth 1ntell1 ence ANNA I ORFTTA MOONI' DuLo Ludent Stull' I lr Rcwerxe Olfxce Tralnlnx. Qnhool ee lady tene t ou A One max not hull' belxue thee HARRY MARSINO L E panohxmo Ohio State Lnnerslty And Stull they gazed 'md stall thenr wonder grew Phat one small head could earn all he knew HLRBI-RT P MANN Herby Green Dommo H1Y Radion Club Semor Farce College A curly headed good for ncthmv A rrlichlef making monkey from hx blrt JACK MFRRIMAN Senretary Radmn Club Occldent Staff 1 Annual 'itnff 21 Green Dom mo Espanohsmo H1 Y Radlon Club bt Ioux-. School for Decorator He Luuld make a cake of ue feel 'lt home on a rcd hot Qtove BERINICF E MII LER lierme Green Dommo Glee Club B S1-tere Glrl Reservee Ohio State Unn eriltv Qhe hae an eye that could speak Thouph hex tomzue were sllent T H O C C I . N T I swf.. A L vlf. - Lui: . ' : ' : in . ' : s : Sig- . . '25: 'f fl II ' 5: a ' clls ' l 'er O ' ' ' , '25: lil!! S'st1-rs: G'l W ' ', such an 1: h zrt, 21 E 0 IDEINT 1 fl' JOHN H A NEWLON Johnnxe Occldent Staff H1Y Orchestra Glee Club Ohio State Umverslty Ill be merrv Ill be glad lll be sad for nobody Espanlolxamo HOWARD NICHOIS JR N1ck Glee Club Math Club Uke Club Ohlo State Umverxnty Ita nlce to get up ln the mornmyz but xts nlcer to he 1n bed CHARLES NICKLAUS Nnck Work Not wldely known but well appxe c1ated PAUL NICKLAUS Pete ootball Work His true merlt IS not hard to -.ee Few work so well or show such worth Bb he DIXON MURRAY D1ck Captam Basket Ball 25 W Foot ba 2 23 24 Basket Ba ' rack 21 Ohm State UHIVGFNIIY At last lm through PISIF M MURRAY Green Domnno G1rl Rewerxer- Glee Club Oh1o State Unxveralty Happy am I from care Im free Oh why arent they all contented llke me'7 W CONSTANT MUTH Con Marlon College Thx modeaty 2 a candle to thy mer1t OSCAR M NADER. Semor Executlve Commlttee Espanollsmo Glee Club Orchestra Ohio Wesleyan My only books were women 5 looks And follyb all thes xe taught me T H C C ' 11, '21, ' 2, ' 'Q f ' ll: '23, '24, 25: 'r , ' , '22. - ' . - f : -.Ln: f X f J L A f , O ' ft - s Af U 'I ,.4 f f Lrffl le A , Y .1 -'fvf'-.11L af . - .,4,,. ,,,,. fix A, . l ,25: . .S 5 F , '22, '23, '24g --w , 22 E O IDEINT MARTHA CAROLINE PETERS Marty Secretary Glrl Reserves Senxor Ex ecutlve Commlttee Occldent Stal? 25 Annual Stah' 25 L Green Dommo Bxg Sxsters Glee Club Uke Club Ohlo State Umversxty To know her IS to love her And love but her forever For nature made her what she 1 And never made another WII LIAM RUFUS PIPER B1 Honor Roll Representatlve at Large H1 Y Occldent Staff 25 Annual Stal! Green Dommo Shenandoah Glee Club Orchestra Junlor Farce Normal School In all thy humors whether grawe or mellow Thou art such a touchy testy pleas mg fellow IAWRENCE A PERSONS Larry Occxdent Staff 25 H1 Y Radxon Club To all a courteous manner he show-4 Makes friends by the wholesale and has no foes CLAIRE PEARL PFEIFER Sunme Green Dommo Glrl Reserves Ohxo State Unlversxty And that IS dearest all the while That wears for Us the svweete t smile ROBERT G NOWELL Bob Offxce Trannmg School Theres nothmg so becomes a man As mode t txllness and humxlnty DOROTH1 RATHRYN PAYNE Jake Honor Roll Secretary Math Club L Green Dommo Ohio State Unnerslty Thou hast reason qmck and strom. Iirams that envlous men admire GEORGE OGILVIE Espanollsmo Good natures hls bxggest as et one of many urtues RUTH ELIZABETH PEARCH Rufus Presudent B12 Slsters Cxrl serves Glee Club Mxth Club r chestra Capltal Umversxtv She IS so full of pleasant mecrlote Txme vamshes before hex peaks T H C C ' , s s ' A ' '. .. .v : . ' . '24 H '. ' ' rs 3 1 v' 1 'Y .. ,., 5' ' sg L 3 1' Re 2 : 1 2 . : 0 A ' I as she K s S. Class Prophecy.: President Espanolismog 'A v . :V . H 77. ' 5 's, H nl 'llvl laLu: , ' ' : . ' ' 5 ' I .H ? NYY 23 THE OCCIDENT l - PDINA PAX Rl' DDINC TON Reddx Ocudent Stall' 9 Annual btaff Iatm Club Green Domlno lhg S ex Cnrl Re erxeb Tralmm., School 'ihe gum to be a succeu ome das Ju t becau e he looks thxt nas MARX CATHERINE RHINFHART Irish Oeculent Staff 2v Annuml St ff Nenew lily. blsterx N ll e TFHIHIHH School l lauLh when others flUXXIl And lm the happust gul III ton X I- R G 11 rm xdem Rarlmn Club Semox hxecu tue Committee Ocurient iff Annual Qtaff Z Hx X Cxcen Domino Shenandoah 9 mm Mm nel m un I nnex III xx x born for two t ll'llIll Ind :mtl l'l -X INARII' ROI!-I Shoxtx LH ll.n Cneen Domino 1 use Glee Club I' e umlfl Lloe ind the uolld on down nn thn un me o on 4 xx PVP I XN POULSON Satan Occldent Qtalf 25 Glee Club Office Tralmm. School What xl' mx uordb wexe mem! or deeds Hou dxeadfullx bun Id be HI-RIILRT I' RASOR Herb Football '74 W Colle-Le Flnnklng. 1 '1n nlle wade- of txme MARION A RAUB Rob Work To haxc lned thxough lt all 1 to hue done Nomethmg.. MARY LMII Y POSTLE Txc-uxuer Curl Rexeru I xtln Llub ling Sntere Creen Dom mo Senior I-arge Ohm Stlte UDIXEISIIY Mutxex of her elf though Chma fd .. . Av , ' . l f . I. 7 .S K . Us . -., -+ . ' , . , ' 'S I . lf: 'z.' ' .' .- '-s. '24g -.1 ' ' g 'I .1 1 - 'll. I ' ' ' I I ' ,, , '-3-51 -'-325: ,' ' I I J ' ie- t 'SC 1' S ' '. Nurses' ' ' 1 . , 'S ' g : s s ' s s .' 2 ' j. ' 2 , ' 7: z Zl , '25: Green Domino: Glee Club: Girl Re- l'll's s'- ' I N . z .lt-' Y.. . ' Ins, OVVIL' '. EI-IL 'H 12 p .4 ' 3 ' - . ' 2 L : Sl- ,'25:- ' . . 5: 1': ,I S h S' V . L . .. De E Y -sity. M: 'as ' ' hinus. ' i- im: 2 2 - 'n1:. THIC .ll. I I i I ITS fzws - ji ' : Girl R'- lh 'VZ S up 1' ' ' 1: Hs A l l' S Sh' f ll 's th1 ':in. 2-l THE OCCIDENT MEIWIIN H SAIIOR Cob Green Domino Hit lend Me I-ne Shxllmgzs Offlle Tralnlm. School L e ls A jest and all thlnl.. s on I thought s0 once and non I know lt ALICE SCHOEINBERCER S.-1m Cld-as Song Senlor I-vecutne Qllmmll toe Occldent Staff Annunl Slsters Uke Club Hxram College all he art ln uhxth Q wxe extel Ilfn c ef mltexplece 1 Urlltlnj., well MARX E SAIINI' Ted Senlol Executne Commlttef. In n ub ling S1 ter: G ll Re eu: Offlve Tralnmg School Her serv frowns are faner fur Than the smxles of other mumltn 'NIAYIYI I-lIIOI'l' NI-I D Tuorlle L Onudent Stall' Sn ters K lrl Reserxt Ohio bt'1te Unnex nu Hou brxllmnt and nfnthful the ln ht of her exe e a tal Lldflllh out hom the rl ol' the ky FLORENCE LLIZABETH RUPF lint Sisters Office Trammz School A maiden never bold of Bpxrlt Gull and Hentle ROBERT R ROVIICR Bob Baseball 2 Orchestra I 1 Ohio State Umver 1t5 We have te-ated hx mettle and found xt pure gold RAYMOND ROGERS Rau Hu-. conversatlon was luxef .xml hu desxre was to be enlent mTHEI RYFRQONI Shm Glrl Reserves Ulxe Club Capltal Unnersmty A generous soul ls s n hme to t mlnd -' . ' 5: .' 1 i'-Y. v : : su s ' he .. if -L. . ' 5. n ' ,S Jh . ir, I , i H : ' 3' . 'zsz :- Stzxff.. '25: LH: Latin Club: liiy: Of ' t '. S ' ' th Vs .' Es , hi is ' A 's ' Y' ' ' ' -: ,z ti Cl : E 's . : i' s ' ' is. , . A 'I I , , ' ' .' lil S I ' , '25: Iii: IN ,-3 Lik S-5 -'Q - llxe 25 E OC DENT BER'lHA J SMITH lierte Occxdent Staff 25 Bu, S1ster Ofhce Trammr: School A peppercorn IS very small But weasona every dxnner .luat Q0 thxs lxttle g1rlle IS If the vsorld would only let her MARTIN LUTHER SI-IIMP Tony lwpanohsmo Office Trammz School Talk to hlm of Jacob -. ladder and would ask the number of steps JANICE IRLNE SMITH Janny Orchestra B12 Sisters Glrl Re serves Glee Club Capital Unlverslty Her smile xs always welcome and her words are full of wlt HILDRETH EVLLYN SMITH Bobby Occldent Staff 25 Latm Club Gxrl Reservem Orchestra Uke Club Office Tralmng School True blue clear through ANNA MARGARET SCOBIE Honor Roll L Occldent Staff 2 Annual Staff 25 Latin Club Bug Sisters Girl Reserve: Ohxo State Unlversty She epeaketh llttle and set there hes A conversation ln her exec hATHLI'FN SCOIIIF Claw History Prendent Glrl Re-erves Occldent btaff 2.1 L Latln Club Bn: SIQIEFN Ohlo State Umver'-ltv Her eyes lxke stare at tvnlxght fan Luke tulllght too her du ky han MERDI FH CATH ERINIE SHOCKLEH Med lim Sv-ters Gxrl Reserxes Ohm btate University Dxluzenve ls the mother of good fm tum CHARLES I' SHANLIX Shanely I Occldent Staff 25 Annuxl Staff Football 24 H1 Y Radlon Club Ohio State Unnersxty And yet he seemed buner thin he YNRS Jefgyfif' 26 : .. H: - , Y 5: , l . - . l ' . , , , . t. . . , ., ' Q . J ,' . ' , . . 1 . 6 . I'- . y , S nv ...UH . A y .. H ,HV I - I. ' , ' .. 1, .. H, - . , A ., 1 1 1 v I v '25: Manager Basket Ball, '25g W : , I - . , , H S S : W' 0 f , , L, f 4 'I .1 .. -, ' , ' I s. V . , ., .. H I: ' . ' - he ' -' S H. . .. , ., ..L,.: 1 1 . .Q S: . - , . . v A ' 11 ' .. ,H - , I . I . . ' , , Q H , . E OCCIDEV RUTH STICKLFY Rune Treasurer L Consul Latm Club Semor Executive Commnttee Blg Sw ters Glrl Reserxes Ohxo Wealeyan Her charma strike the sight liut her ment wma the soul FRANK C TEDROW Annual Staff 25 Math Club OSICE Trammg School All other thmge gne place Wheneer theres a woman m the case EDWARD F FAXLOR Wurda Ohm State Unnernty It nr. good to llve and learn INEZ M SWARTZ Nezxe Green Domino Shenandoah Glee Club Bug Sxstera Glrl Reserves Demaon Unn eralty When duty and pleasure clash Iet duty go to Smash CERALD B SNEDEKI-R Jerry Honor Roll Presldent HI! Senior Executnve Commxttee Occndent Staff 25 Annual Staff 2 L Green Domino Shenandoah Jumor Exec utlve Committee Ohio State Umvernty He rolls the saymfzs of famoua men under hw tonszue as a :weet morxel LEAH MARGARET STANLEY Marge Senlor Executlve Commxttee Occldent Staff 25 Annual Staff L Bug Slsters Gxrl Reserxe Treas urer Jumor Clasx Ohlo State University She was a-H good as she was fair None none on earth nboxe hen MAYIZURT ERNESTINE STEPHENSON Occldent Stall' 25 Annual Staff lhg Sl-,ters Glrl Reserves OHICE Tralnmsz School Much mirth and no madnesq HAROLD W STFWARD Stew Cla-.5 Play Green Domino H1 X dlon Club A decent boldness ever meets wnth frlenda ucceed and even A stranger recom mendt T H , IN T 1 . ' I .. ,, . : .:,: . y : l v'5: .. .nz ' .. ,Y , v : D '125:.. --: . . I: . S Y S: :- T 5 V .. '. . , '- : , '25: .. . H, All good and no badnessf' in ul I J : ' : '-': Ra- . ll S S' 1 B. - ,,. ., . ,, . ,. 1 ,, . . , . . . , , - , .. .. ,, .. .Q , .. .. - .. .. 1 ' , , H X THE O IDEN1 MALON C TRABUF Mack W Football Z4 Espanoh mo Ohm State Unnerixty 'Slam are the gxrle who vush that you uexe not 'so baehful SHIRLEY LOU UMBLNHAULR F-.panolxemo Bn: Sxsters Glrl Re eervex Cleo Club Orchestra Ohxo State Umvererty Merry vsayw and lummou-, eyes A dear little vampne m dzeguue UI ll' I IFN IRIS WADL lun Suxetnrv Bur Snsterx lwpanolnmo Cul Reserses Glee Club Nlumal School I e to her friend klnd to her fue uvplo muet loxe her uherexel toe RUTH S VILIxI'IlS Vxck a nn Club ine Sus tr u enes flee I lb ll :orb llble In tltute Twl well to I1 un uhfn e poke 'IIARGUERITE L THOMPSON Pemzy 13152 Sisters Gxrl Reserves Gle 08.109 Trammg School Beauty truth and rarlty Grace m all -,nmphcxty C ub JOSEPH THIRTYACK ER Joe Senior Executne Commxttee llaxket a 2 Base all Football 24 W Presldent Jun lor Claw Green Dommo F parm lwmo Orchestra H1Y Lend Me Flse Shxlhngs Office Tralnmg School Let us engoy pleabure whmle we mu Pleaeure ls nexer long enough PAUI 'IITUS H1 Y Ohzo State bnlvcrsltv T1-. everywhere that ladxee fan Invlte and please my eye PIFRRE THOMPSON Occ1dent Staff 25 Ohlo State Unnerslty A mlnd not much the wor e fox non I Y 1 ' g ' . 3 e l . B 11, '23, '24, 'sg .15 , -'2-1: ..L..: .. H: ' ,. : , vi A Occident Staff. '2I: Annual Staff, '24g ..1 ,-. 1- V , ' . . , IF: L t' : I sg G'-l Res ug Q Ill . If j 2' s ' . x s' 's 1 ' A sh s 28 E OFCIDEI I-VEIXNI LSTELLA WEISLNBLRGLR Giggles lhg Sxsters Glrl Reserves Math Clu Yes hes full of laughter And her eves Just parkle yuth glee RAI PH S WELSH Shorty Ohm State Unxvexsnty To do nothmz ls wnthm the power o every man RALSTON WESTLA KE Ross Green Dommo Glee Club Senior Farce OHICE Trammg School I yull go wash and when my face fau- kou h'1ll percene whether I blush or IRENE G WEST Reggle Big Slater-. Glee Club Uke Club Ohlo State University Why should I worry labor or fret? Let the world go by Ill take what I get DOROTHY WALL Gxrl Reserxe C lee Club Office Tl 3l!1lhL School She talked he mlled Our heart be1.u1led AFHILRINE WALTON lxltty Class Prophecy Stnnor Executne Com mlttee L Espanolxsmo ters Gnrl Re-aeryes Ohm State Unlvcr lty Although shes storing up knox l all the while S es neyer too b sy t Luxe smile DOROTHX DONINA WARD Dot Class Wxll Occldent Staff 2 U12 Slbters Offlce Trammg School To be merry be t becomes you or mexxy hour LI LO WLIIR Pat Green Dommo Girl Reserves Office Tralnlnz bchool O fly not Pleasure pleasant 'lxted Pleasure T H , IN T A ' J ' sl I . . . . , , . . . s s ' , , S V . VA . . . , .. -. Y, ' : 1 .' 3 Big Sis. . I' I S- .. .. , v, . 1 -, , '..e1LZc Sh ': ' uw 0 Y you zu . - ,, Y v .. H - : - y , 5: ..L..: s ' , 1' out of question you were born in u .. . , s -he. - , ., I I ,A - . . . . , . .. .H -,H ' rx ' : .-: . b. .. K., S ,S . ' ' J s . , . - .. ,,, , U .. , ., 1 : ' 4' v' v s : v v is , ' S . ' .' no .. . .l V1 Q ' ., Y H E O IDENT NORMAN WORRLL Norm Occldent Staff 2 Annual Staff Football 24 Glee Club Ohlo State Unlverslty To know how to hlde one-. ablllty 1 great sklll J HARRY WISE Hoot Ohlo State Umveruty He figures tn better to be small Than It IS not to be at all MARY EVELYN YORRE Yorkie Latm Club E-spanollsmo Ihg- SISQSFS Glrl Reservex Office Trammg School Her virtues are graced with external glfts LYMAN R ZINK Presldent W Semor FYGCIIQIVG Com mxttee Football 22 23 24 Ohno State Unnversxty Sports are hw hobby Athletxc field hh lobbs RUTH MARIF WHITE Ruthie Latln Club Gxrl Reserves Normal School Gentle nn her manner -.he does a quiet thlng Ih a Qlllet way BYRON C WILSON Y Ednor ln Chlef OUCIdEHt 2 Editor ln Chlef Annual 25 Fwpanoln mo Radlon Club Ohm Qtate Umverwxty The reason firm the temperate wall Fudurance forewmht strength and skull RAI PH WILCOX Wxlly Ohio State UIllV9TSltY I never could any lustre bee Un eyes that would not look at me J CHFSTER H WITIIFRSPOON Chet H1 Y Glee Club Semor Mm trelb Work He was nearly knlled once by a tram of thought passing through his mind I .. . H LH: ' 5 ' .' . . 1 , :VV B an n . -. - . A . , , 5: . - ' - ' ' , ' 3 1: ' 's L . . 4 I ' n '- , - H 1 .. - H 1- l, . 4 . I .. U .- c Z . . S I' b H .. 4 Y ax. ' A V - X i 14 ll I ' . ' 5: . '25i 1 . , . . ,, V . ,. . . .S - U .. ,. L All . .. , , - . .1 ' ,, .. - H ULU: - : L 3 - ' I .' ' I! A ..Ly.. - .. H, . - . ' , I Y 1. 1. . . , -. . -. , -A I . S .S ,in E O IDENT WII LlAM T CAMPBELL B1 A hand that followe mtellect can avhlexe HPRBI' RT CHAPPEII Chap axeball 2 3 00 all Nobnlltx 1 thy one vnrtue I' VIERSON FRI' If 71' Freen Ohlo State UYIIXQFNIQX A sy nonym for succew WILLIAM MANN Bunk Iiaseball H1 Where wx the school get t vu when he 1 gone WILBUR CRLAMI' R He knew whats what and that a hxgh A metaphysu wt cfm Hx 31 W T H C C .. -ll.. Ii .' , H2. '2 Z F lb . '22, '23 .' , '22, '23, '24, '251 '-Y. 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' 7 ' 1 ' ' 1 1' 1 ' 1 ', '25, E DL THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY Mons1eu1 Beaucane a chalmmg thlee act lOITl3.llC9 bx Booth Ta1 klllgtOIl xxas the plax plesented bx the class of 1990 The thlead of the StO1X xx as the adx entu1es of a xoung F1 ench p11nce lI'1L0gllltO xx ho goes to England to escape an undes11able state malllage MOUSIQLII Beauca11e CWalter K1ddJ xx ho comes to Bath as a balbel lll the su1te of the F1ench ambassador whlle plaxmg Cal ds xx1th the Duke ot ll1nte1set fR0b91t Blodgettj dlscoxers h1m cheatmg To saxe h1m self f1 om d1sg1 ace lfV1llt6lS8t IS forced to 1nt1oduce Beaucaue as the Duke de Chauteauuen at Ladx Malbou1ne s fGerald1ne La1r1ckJ hall Beautx of Bath xx ho faxors Beauca1re Wlth her attent1ons At the ball thex dance the stately m1nuet xx1th Estelle Malbou1ne fMabel Do lel and HHIIX Rackell CCla1ence Ghentb Marle Malboume fD1us1lla Lax! and 'VI1 Molx neauxc fBLlltOIl Fe1gusonJ Ladx Clar1se fEd1th Box 61 and Car ta1n Badgel fG9Olg9 Ha1dxJ Ladx Ba11ng Gould CThelma Allenl and S11 Hugh Gu1lford CHa1old Stexxa1dJ Ladx Relle1ton CThelma Robmtsl and ,VII Bamston blames Huntlexb and Ladx Malgou1ne and Beau Wash iVx1ll1am Cussmsl Beautaue IS suspected of be1ng an 1mposte1 and Captalll Badge1 chal lenges h1m to a duel xx hlch Beaucane wms Then an attack upon h1m IS 33 S T H o C C 1 ' N 1 U ' 1 ' . 'V . ' . . , v .- K 1 , l vv' Q V. . ,: , , . 7 . . 7 . - E '. V . , . . . Winterset is infatuated with Lady Mary Carlyle fKath1'x'n Davisb the v v ' y' . v uvvv 1 3 . 4 Q . -w A -' y A - v 3 , ' ' v ' 1 4 - 1 v 1 vv 2 tv 1' - . v ,. . . V F OCCIDE planned by ll 1Ilt6lSi-Et and hls fuends One ex emng xx hen he IS w1th Ladv Maxx 111 hel ga1 den he IS attacked by W1nte1 set S11' Hugh Gullfold Cap tam Badgel Lo1d Townbrake CJoseph S1m1llel Mr Bantlson and Ana tole fWalte1 GIDSODD Beau Nash s S61 vant Durlng the ensumg fight beaucane 19 se1 louslw wounded and IS only sax ed bv the t1m9lX a111x al of hls seuants FIHHCOIS CROX Allenl and Bergum fRobe1t B1adfutel Beau can e tells hls e11em1es that he wlll be at the Assembly Ball a wx eek f1om that lllgllt a11d they defx hlm to come VVhen she lea1ns that he IS not the Duke as she supposed h m to be Ladx MRIX haughtllx l9l9CtS Beaucaue Although at fl1St thls 1S a b1tte1 d1sappo1ntment It causes hlm to 1eal11e that he 1eally los es the Flench Puncess Lou1se When Beaucaue 1S Cll9COV61 ed at the Assembly Ball a xx eek late1 the Duke of W1I1t6lS8t lnslsts that he be fO1CefLllly ejected He IS saved from th1s 1nsult bx the f01tl1l'13t8 ar1 1val of the F1 ench ambassado1 the Duke de B8Eil110l3l9 CO1an Maglwl Beau1ola1s Jowfullw g1eets Beaucaue as hlS l71Otl'16l and ll'lt10dl1CeS hlm to the gatheung as Prmce Louls Phlllppe de X alo1s cousln to LOUIS XV Kmg of F1ance Xvlth Beauyolals 1S a page Whom Beaucaue d1SCOV81S to be the P11n cess Loulse fMabel Dausb IH dlsgulse He begs he1 fO1g1X eness and the plax ends ulth the happy IQLIHIOH of the sweethea1 ts A dellghtful m1no1 plot was the double 1omance betw een Estelle Mal DOLIIHQ and the Lady Clause w1th Ha11y Rackell a young 31t1St 1ust 19 lllllllid f1OlT1 F1ance and Captaln Badge1 an OHTCEI of the D1dg'0OllS the11 1espect1xe love1s XX altem Kldd s po1t1ax al of the tltle 1ole was supe1b 6VQ1Vtlllflg that tould be Cl9S1l ed 111 fact The 1est of the boys ww e1e good lO0k1Hg and pel tettlx at ease 111 the11 satln sults and powde1ed WlgS The g1rls xx e1e all lox elx and made a beaut1ful p1ctu1e ln the11 C0101 ful gowns The thanks and app1ec1at1on of the class 1S due to MISS Cram M1s knox M1 Ma1qua and M1 Leahy whose SGIXICQS contrlbuted so much to the success of theu plax Ney 91 has the stage presented such a com blTldtlOY1 of llCh and ha1mon1ous decolatlon 01 the costummg been more beautlful and nex 61 has the cast been mo1e finely coached M1 HUtChlll sons muslcal actompamment fO1 the p1esentat1on has nexel been su1 passed at ll est 34 T H 1 1 NT , V' . . 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' THIS OVCIDENT JU IURS Pre-lltrltlx A el Dollltlfl Armbrll Holll Ihrber Prluln lllrne Roy litnylmln rolel liet 1 In n lil lp Arlolu llry lnt Dlnlcl Runner Homer lillxltlt wlllllm Chlnn Cale Dllton trle Dlx Je e IDOYIDI Ie ter Denton Alfon ll Deler Pmcr on De lifrrx I' oml Dow 1 l lrt Doltl lhelml An el Nllllle li'1bb Nlllrlel Iilalr Ylrglnll Bu tu tlt N lrx .Ilne llllr h ut lfll II I lt N lry Cltungel l'll1'1luth Craft Ielrrle Cromwell X lolet DILIIE NIQIIQ De Good fllltlltth Drum 'lllrthl Dlznlxent XII Dyer K 1XKl Tl e lo l'lll0lt -Xnnl Iflllle x I ll ll I Boys I fllle If lollo R mel C l :le K ellrge I oofll lt h Wl lllnl fllflll n ln I D ln Ifillll I- lmel H1 gulls: lu Frlnlt Hlmtbloolt Idme Hutkle Clement In keep Ialsrence John ln Ploy cl hempel Robert Ixllnltel loyxell I lmly I' lmore I lnulon Ulll lm. t Ceorge M ltlxt ll llll N G11 try f utr Rlta Gee Nlflrx Chent Hfllrlett Clll Citherlne C lllll l her Cllytr Allte H llne M rlrtd H lll Nln'l Hlrn orl Hlt uy I' ldorl H'1th1lxn ly IOLII e Henry Rlth He enaller Nhrx VIFLIHIX Hulltt rl.lllll Holll er I eonl I u 1 Dorothy Horton I' lll lllf th Hllnlllhr x lrx 1 1 llll l John on -Xnni .Ionl x lx ull- x l 'VI I II lrry MLC onlxey Fred Mc'I-'lllden lfllltl Mllltr lilthlrd Mlll Don Mltthlll Iuhn Ncxslon Prlnklxn Phlll Rohm rt Rlchlld Ru lun Rlthlrll Robert Rl her Rlymond Roger I lrl Rl n H'lrold Shafer Hrlln on Sloan Frlntl Smlth el u Orylllt 'Tly nor .Iohll I'homl I'lln'l lxeefer Cleo Ixeller Je'1nne lxenerlck Dorothy hneller kdtherxne I'lnt1 M lrlulret Ilttle Mllllrl ll M ltthew Allan Nhfrvlry 'VI IFN 'Vlt lxenzle lllllht Ml er lx llhflll Morgan llml N mo Helen P lrrett I- uly n Phll 1 fer Llllllle Ihllllp lx ltht rlm lilrler l- If ln: r Renlf l llmhe Rlnl. lry litlclu u l l1I1n Sdntlll lv. Nlrglnll Nlllrlltr 'Vldy n lrd Thomp on Thomu Thomp on Huvsard Tlmmons I an renee UIXIHQTHI Andrew Vafrnltr .Io eph W Iflxlhs H irold We llhE'Y'fIl ln Robert Weller Way man W lgpzln-4 Way ne Wllcofc Emmett Wllkln on Donald Wlrtv Wllllam Vlrl e Arthur Wlther poon Lester Wy mer Wlllard Xollnl., I eroy Ylmmer Armlda Sthllmann Eunlce Scott LIICIIIG Shoyer Bonlbell Slnlmon Catherlne Qollthlxnlth Ora I Ulll e Nliillh Edna T lrbert IICGIIFILG I'omlln on Helen Toole Ruth W lnlxerl Dorn Vlnlnl. hthel Weber Grace W heelt r Edlth VS llll lm henoya W llllam wI0l'l Vklnnettt Nhlrth VN o rnoll Womlx ll I- l ely n V5 o 1 l ' 2 ' 1 ll .IIIIIEIII Ifle rhel' Il1l 'im . ZR son 1 ' ' 1 s f ' s 5 Ch1 ' -s ' 1 ,' 1 'f ' j 1 s s 'Q 1 1 ' ' lil - '1 ' ' , I 'A 1 5 l ' I ' ' 1 A - . ' Zln ' - '1 ' l '1 I i Lf 1 ' S ' ' 1 Hzl S-h Or' lull ' - - s 1 ,- . h 'sm PZ 1 . .W ' 1 1 1 -1 jg Q ' H- - - l' '1 j 'ms 2 'f . ' S - s '- 1 4 ' ' . '1 ' s ' - 1 L 's ' s l 1 . ' st 1 I s ' . 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' vi 'K' 4 -J 'I ALUM 1 ALUMNI re Y FAR the most aCtlVe Hlgh School Alumnl ln the clty of Colum Z- 'M 9 bus durlng the past year has been that of West Hlgh School 9 Lu Under the leadershlp of Frank Shugelt Presldent Ted Ge1en if V106 Presldent Adele Magly Cllme Secletaly and Allan Klemm Treasurer many soclal affalrs have been glven The first aifalr of the season was a dance on February 28 held at the new Central Hlgh School at whlch members of the Senlor Class of 25 were the honor guests Thls dance was largely attended and enjoyed It belng an lnnovatlon to entertaln the prospectlve members of the Alumnl Precedlng the dance a basket ball game was played between the Alumni team and the West Hlgh School team whlch was won by West On March 28 a dance was glven at the Southern Hotel It goes wlthout saylng that thls too was largely attended So deal to the heart of every West High School graduate are the assoclatlons formed ln stu dent days that every member of the Alumnl takes advantage of the oppol tunlty to meet former classmates at these soclal affalrs At the June party thxs year we have the promlse of Somethlng Dlf ferent to be staged ln honor of the graduatxng class The officers of the Alumni Assoclatlon are puttlng forth thelr best efforts to have even membel who resldes or IS ln the Clty durmg commencement season attend th1s functlon It wlll be held at West Hlgh School so don t mlss It CHOGSING A PROFESSION ga- f by the tlme he gladuates from hlgh school H1s parents too ,log are happy and ale saved an anxlety whlch many feel these eg fy? days Durlng thls year the semors have flequently 1n selected groups or as a class been muted to hear those successful ln d1ffe1ent walks of llfe tell why they 51elded to the call or what they have been able to do IH thelr chosen professlons These talks have 1mp1 essed the thoughtful students and some have been helped to declde upon plans fox the futule Many alumnl of West Hlgh haxe had tlme to assume a share of the uollds wolk and also tlme to see that Wolk paltlallv accompllshed Belou are some enthuslastlc explesslons of love fol then xx ork and hlgh ldeals IH It XVll1Cll g1adU3t6S haxe genelouslw sent as then contrlbutxon to the Alumm Depaltment of thls Annual 4-1 r , A A657 ' . 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' Q ' - v Q ' E DE THE APPEAL OF ARCHITECTURE If any g1oup of people we1e asked fO1 the11 1nd1v1dual CIQIIIIIUOIIS of a1ch1tectu1e It IS qulte l1kely that no txxo defin1t1ons xxould be qlllte the same IH thought 01 fo1m Most people have a good con ceptlon of this b1oad subyect hoxxevei when they d1sassoc1ate the 1dea of bu1ld1ng f1om that of arch1tectu1e Theie IS a d1st1nct1on betxxeen arch1tecture and bulldlng ex en though a close 1elat1on h1p 6X1StS Ruskm s 1athe1 abst1act defin1t1on as piesented 1n h1s Sex en Lamps of A1ch1tectu1e IS as follows AFChlt6CtuT6 IS the art Wh1Ch so dlsposes and adorns the edlfices ralsed by man for wxhatsoever uses that the Slght of them may contubute to h1s mental health povx er and pleasure Each year man5 high school graduates both box s and g1rls decide for several good reasons to study arch1tecture 1n schools of h1gher lea1n1ng QA un1vers1ty or college tra1n1ng IS essent1al for the proper groundlng 1n arch1tecture or any other profess1on J F1rst those xvho locate 1n the arch1tectural field are able to make a definlte valuable contr1but1on to SOC1ety All types of structures p1oy1d mg for human needs whlch may be called types of good archltecture have an upl1ft1ng and sp1r1tual value not only for those of the present day but for the generatlons whlch follow Slnce these values cannot be calcu lated 1n terms of dollars and cents and s1nce th1S opportunltv IS pie sented 1n terms of beautlful and useful creat1on a very strong appeal GXISIS for many Second those who locate 1n the arch1tectu1al field are 1n the HI1dSt of unl1m1ted oppo1tun1t1es The place at whlch one stops on h1s upxxard cl1mb IS determ1ned by the l1m1t of h1s oxvn capab1l1t1es Th1s mlght be sald of nearly all phases of human 3Ct1V1ty but a1ch1tecture 1n the Unlted States alone of all the fine arts IS beg1nn1ng to take on a nat1onal aspect As a nat1on we haxe not as yet developed a truly Amerlcan type of pa1nt 1ng mus1c or sculptule though a truly American tvpe of arch1tectu1e IS now d1scern1ble IH 1tS embryonlc state To what he1ghts of excellence the modern and futu1e archltect will carry h1s a1t must be left to the Judgment of the futuie Th1s field of unl1m1ted oppo1tun1ty also makes a Stl ong appeal to those of v1s1on ambltlon and cou1age The pleasant natu1e of the work the class of people dealt xx1th the honor the opportun1t1es and respons1b1l1t1es presented all make an appeal to the h1gh school gladuate so that each year sees an 1nc1eas1ng number ente11ng 1nto the studles of 31Cl'1lteCtLl1Q REED F STOCKDALE 11 THE JOYS OF BEING A TEACHER It xxas Septembel Sundax BIQIQIIIOOII and lalllllif xxhen I t ppcd off the t1a1n betole a small stat1on and looked about me I tl the place I sa1d to mx self because thc1e on the IIOIII ot the Iitllbll 111 la1ge gold lette1s xxas the 11ame RLSHSYLX ANIA Hoxx d1fie1ent ex e1xth1ng seemed the houses th st1eets the people and ex en the atn1osphe1e I xx ent to the 1oom xx huh I had DIQXIOUSIX engaged The 1a1n nexe1 topped FOI the 1est of the dax It patte1ed patteied on -11 TH OCCI NT Y Q Q ' .. .. . ., y 1 . . u 1 I . . 1 . 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', ' ' Q' . 5 ' . 9 E CCIDE the roof Whlle teals on the inside flowed vsithout ceaslng I was to live by my self among St13Ilg91Q foi the first time and I was hOm9S1Ck But the next morning the sun was sh1n1ng again and I went to school th1s time to teach I thought and not to be taught but I soon found that as usual I was a blt mistaken The bell rang and puplls swalmed 1n so fast I was dazed I remained 1n th1S state untll I heard my name bemg spoken When I came to myself I found that I was standing before the whole school 1n the assembly room Yes the supermtendent was saying We ale fortunate to have only one new teacher wlth us th1S year I didn t know how he meant It so I gave h1m the benefit of the doubt and smiled You take care of these he said referring to the Junior senior group I didn t know what care was expected but I said All right You can ring the perlod bell too he added as he was leavlng the room Forty five mlnutes I talked to the class about something I cant remember Just what I took the1r names Only twenty mmutes had passed My' It seemed an hour But I had l1ved so many years that mormng I thought my lmaglnatxon was tr1ck1ng me Presently the supermtendent came 1Il curiously looked at me then at h1s watch I looked at mme It was not ammute later than when I had looked before He pressed the llttle but Thls one had been an hour I lesolved to be on my guard so when the next forty five minutes passed I walked trlumphantly over and pressed a button Doors flew open Everyone rushed out What had happened? I had sounded the fire alarm Comparatlvely speaking the rest of the day passed smoothly Two things however bothered me First the puplls all looked exactly allke and secondly whenever or wherever I happened to turn I was sure to see a small group quletly but enthuslastlcally discussing something and I took that something to be me I w ent home that evening not discouraged but with an mdescrlbably tired feeling Should I ever be a successful teacher? Just why had I chosen that work? I had never definltely answered that questlon I don t belleve I had even really asked It Some lrreslstlble force had drawn me on But what? Slnce when? I trled to thlnk I saw agaln that beautlful June morning five years ago when I found myself marching in solemn procession across a large stage before a small group of men who presented me wlth a cyllndrlcal roll tied Wlth colors of buff and brown I accepted It and turned toward another goal Four years passed as a dream and agam I found myself walking in anothel procession before another group of men and they also gave me a Slmllal roll but this tlme It was t1ed with rlbbon of scarlet and gray I accepted It as I had the other one and started ln another d1rect1on The path led me to this little vlllage where l1fe lS entlrely dlfferent But Oh' the few months of my being here have not made me sorry I followed lt Months have passed slnce that first and awful day But I have be gun to know these people with thelr eccentrlcltles and I like them Just across the street from the school l1V6 two spmsters worn out broken down old women It IS amus1ng to see them when baseball IS the game totterlng about ID thelr llttle yard waltlng and hoping some unfor tunate voungster will send h1s ball that wax vi heie llke a hawk after 46 T H O N T tv DY . 'A T , n ' ' ,u ' , S u t u ' a . ' l v 44 Q - - rr . , . . 7 H l H . . . . - . 7 ! ' ' 7 ' KK ' Y! GL 9 9 ' ' ' 79 ' KK v J 9 - ' ' 57 . , . , . ' 7 ' 9 Q , I . u ton and told me again that periods were only forty-five minutes long. 1 , - . - I . Y n u . . 7 3 ' ! 9 , u a Q n a y u ! 7 Y . , . . . . . G . u l , ' ' 1 7 1 . , . , ' , . . , . . i. . . , I . I Y 7 I , . . . . , . . . - ' ' v 1 f ' 1, Q, 9 7 47 E 0Cc1DE THE OCCIDEXT hls prey they pounce upon It That IS the last seen of the ball It IS dropped Into a large basket Just llISld9 the dool so I am told and noyy on the pomt of runnmg over Once the coach bravely strolled to the l1ttle house to retrleve a ball but the old ladles came out w1th a hatchet and shotgun and ou1 coach lapldly retraced hlS steps although he declaled that fear never enteled h1s heart But these axe not the only unusual people IH town Thele IS the shaky old dentlst yvho cannot pull teeth and the 1el1g1ous lady who shouts In church and usually loses her hat and handkerchlef We haye a lawyer also 1n our town CI suspect h1m of belng a d1rect descendant of the he1o of sleepy Hollowj and a fine old man who makes me thlnk of Jean Val Jean ID Hugos novel In contrast I yvant to ment1on the storekeeper who declares he IS here to make money and not frlends Thoughts of h1m lead me to thlnk of another type not least ln number by fal I call them the news bees Thev buzz from place to place generously dropplng cholce blts of scandal as they go In school each of these people have a countel palt and there ale othels besldes Let me polnt out some who Slt ln my room There IS Wlll the tall fellow who has a very hlgh ODIIIIOII of hlmself He can converse on any subject whatsoeve1 H1s sense of hea11ng and seelng are almost abnormally developed fO1 use of coulse H1s chlef dellght seems to lle ln drawllng out long cr1t1c1sms on mlstakes made by some other pupll or ln tw1st1ng sentences lnto puns Some of the mole tlmld puplls shlrk ln hls presence But there are some who do not One IS a little falr halred rosy cheeked glrl who speaks w1th a soft sweet volce but uses such express1on and eloquence that the whole room IS hushed when she talks Another IS Dale the humorlst athlete and an A student One day I asked the class to YVl1'E6 famlllal essays The next morning Dale came ma1ch1ng 1nto my room decla11ng that Lamb had lost h1s leputatlon Marg IS a consclentlous l1ttle gnl yyho yyo111es ove1 he1 studxes Betty the glggllng one worrles sometlmes but does not studv whlle Dorothy nevel yvorrles or studles And so yylth th yy hole school But I love them all and belleve that they are mv f11ends too On Saturday evelyone IS busy prepaung fol Sunday Then on Sunday mol ning the old chulch bell sends IIS clea1 syy eet tones tlI1OLlgl'1 the qulet atmosphele and soon eve1 yone dressed 1n h1s best 1S seen gomg to chu1 ch the cho1r slngs the collectlon taken the pa1son polnts out the path to s1nne1s and all go home as they had come Monday comes and school aga1n Each day unfolds somethlng un expected and It IS usually an unexpected pleasule Sclence cannot tell me what these young people a1e gOlI1g to do tomouoyv Theme IS stlll some mystery left 1n the yyolld And noyy I close mv na11at1ye yy1th no bettex adylce fm yyondelmg Spl11tS at West than that I haye leal ned thlough l11'T11l.9Ll expeuence People lf you a1e looklng fo1 tlue fuends 1f you yy ant some leal pleasule lf you a1e lntelested Ill hfe and yyant a peep fgllmpsej of human natuxe ln all 1tS fo1 ms lf you yyant to help some one undel stand and emoy hfe a l1ttle mole lf you a1e not aflald of yyo1k lf you can keep SIIIXIH fol you1 ldeals ln splte of ha1sh ox unfau LllIlLlSm and dlsappolntments choose the teachmg professlon and an l10lI0l'ilJl9 one fol any man OI yyoman of ablllty CORA. O BARTIFTT 70 48 ' ,l . . . l K 1 K I9 3 . 7 7 . . , . . , 1 . . Y . . 7 v 1 n n I , 7 . . , - - , I , 1 . , . , . Q. ll H 7 ' - 1 . V , . . y . . , . 3 1 7 . ' . I 7 ' ' . - . y . - . , - l . , . y A , , ' ! ' 7 cl H ,' ' ' , y 7 Y e 7 'u l l . Y. 9 1 J . I l v .l 7 ' However, yve cannot confine the Joys of a teacher to the school room. v . y ' 1' . v 1 . 1 l 1, v u .3 1 . w 1 1 , , 1 V . , Y l 1 1 1 , . ' 1 y . . , i . y . 1 1 ' , v' 1 1 7' . 1 1 1'. 1 . 1. y 1 1 V I I v n' ' , ' 1 - 4 1 1. L, . 'V '1 1 I H Q 1 , Q A 1 . - V1 1 A 1 1 D v f ' ' ' 7: ff IAUTCUJRQPH 3 I O ,Z I X' f , ' . z ' 1 I xii! , ff 2, r, Z g I, ifx JI, Y. fl ff' :YA-1 Y L11 En. , i J V,' Y 1 tl V Nz ' T II H' ,U I' KH I IF If N T I jf ,f I i V W 4 ,f 2.4, f I . f - 'P ' ' HQ f, I 7 x Q J , f A, f' , , , I A1 ' f , , 9 , 1,1 I K 1r N I1 lfxf -,. 1 - K x , 1 - X g HE OCCIDE ct cvcttewo The L IS the Llterary Soclety of West to whlch only senlors and Jun1o1s havlng grades of E and G are ellglble At present there are fiftv two semors and n1nety Junlors ln the olgamzatlon The L has had a late start and has not accornpllshed much th1s year Its onls aCt1V1tl6S were a talk glven by John Vorys member of the Ohlo Senate the annual 1n1t1at1on and several buslness meetlngs The faculty adxlsols of the L are Mlss Bachtelle Mlss Harungton and Mlss Gress OFFICERS V108 Presldent Harold R0blHSOH Secretary Vlrglnla Anderson Treasurer Ruth Stlckley 50 T N T T- Q Q QE A u x x K 4 T K CCL!! 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Joseph Linville L I THE OCCIDENT DRAMATICS CLUB rv HE GREEN DOMINO IS a club to whlch Juniors and senlors taklng Q71 lf ' dramatlcs belong It has forty SIX members Under e S is dlrectlon of the faculty commlttee Mr Leahy MISS Cram 2545191 and Mrs Knox they have glven two plays successfully ln addl 1 I tlon to the Junlor and Senior Farces and the Class Play SIX Cups of Chocolate was the first presented at a school assembly It was the story of SIX glrls who had recelved love letters Just allke from the same man They found lt out and sent hlm a Jolnt letter sarcastlcally expresslng thelr thanks The SIX glrls were Dorothy Payne Blanche Rlngs Ehzabeth Marsh Eleanor Remck Dorothy Horton and Helen Parrett Shenandoah a four act melodrama of the C1V1l War was glven IH February Th1s was one of the blggest undertaklngs of the club and ranks as one of the best plays presented at West The story was a double romance between a brother and slster of the North and a brother and slster of the South The brother from the South Colonel Robert Elhngham was played by W1ll1am Cusslns h1s slster Gertrude Ellmgham was played by Mabel Davls The brother from Madellne West was played by Ruth Hessanauer The lovers are sepa rated by the C1v1l War but are reunlted at 1ts close Comedy was brought into the play by the love affalr between Wllham Plper as Sergeant Barkett and Inez Svs al tz as Old Margorx GFFICERS Presldent Clalence Ghent Secretary Geraldlne Larrlck TI'6aSllle1 George Hardy 01 1' C3515-'I . . 2' , . ' ' ' . .' . , iii ,QPF-24. ' ' ' Cl ' !! s - 1 , u n I 7 I 7 , 5' . Y, - n c A u u , - o a , I , i . J ' . . . 3 . Y 7 ' the North, Kerchival West, was played by Joseph Linvilleg his sister, u, o n u . - , . T ' 7 HE OCCIDE UB C MATH Ol NJ L THE OCCIDENT MATH CLUB The Triangle-Circle Club is an activity at West High School, organ- ized by Miss Mickey and Mrs. Flynn from their 10A and 11B geometry classes. Each class is a different chapter, designated by a Greek letter, according to the time in the day it comes. Each chapter elects its own officers, and a program committee for three meetings, which are held twice a month in the regular recitation period. - The program consists of interesting topics taken from mathematical subjects. The members of these clubs are gaining a wider knowledge of the subject of geometry than they would from mere text books. 1 1 GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves formerly the Y W C A under the direction of Miss Kern has had a very successful year The membership drive at the beginning of the year added many new names to the organization Ribbon sales were held to get money to fill Thanksgiving baskets and Christmas boxes for needy families Toys were taken to the Franklin County Children s Home at Christmas and chocolate eggs were sent there at Faster A needy family near the school was helped with money dur ing January The social activities of the club were A hike near the beginning of the Semester the Kid Party the Motheis Tea and the Christmas party gn en the Junior Girl Reserves OFFICERS President Kathleen SCOb1 Secretary Mai tha Peters Treasurer Edith Giles .93 ' ' ' , Q n 1 oy ' ' . ' , . . , . . . 1 - . r 1 . ' . . . . z . y . . s ' 1 7 . 7 7 7 3 . y . . i Vice President ,....,................,.,,............,,..,,...,,,.... Thelma Allen E OCVIDE JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES The Jumor Glrl Reserves were newly organlzed at West ln OLt0b8l xuth Mlss Mlller as then' counsellor Glrls from the seventh elghth and mnth grades are ell glble The sprxng campalgn Increased the number of members to forty On Easter the club sent candy eggs to the Detentlon Home The glrls meet every other Tuesday at the school They had a PICYIIC ln May The oH'lcers are Presldent N01 ma E15 X106 Presldent Artena Boggs Secretary Treasurer Katheryne Fxsher RADION CLUB The Radlon Club IS an organlzatlon of Junlor and semor boys who haxe M1 Montgomery for the1r dlrector Owlng to an unusual number of dlfficultles the club has not accompllshed much th1s year The oilicers are Pres1dent Owen Reel Nxce Presldent Walter Glbson Secretary Treasurer Jack Mermman J-1 T H J N T w l . ., v' ' N . , - . . . . . Y, u U . . . , . , ' 1 S ' v - . . . . . . . Y , - A . A .' I . .Y l v- ' - 1 r ' 1 3 I ' v ' n - 7 u E IDEN MUSIC DEPARTMENT Lndel the duectlon of Mr Hutch1nson the muslc department of We t H1gh School has done much thls year The advanced orchestra whose membe1sh1p thlrty tive IS velv actne It played for such xmportant school functlons a Shenan doah the Chrlstmas program and Monsleur Beaucalre A Uke Orchestla the novelty of the year has seventy members playmg four mandolms three guxtals th1 ee bangos twenty fixe banJo ukes and thlrty five ukeleles Then' filst rppearance at n Glrl Reserve meetlng' was well I6L9lY8d The Glee Clubs took part ln the Thanks glvlng program and have contrlbuted much to the lxfe of the school One of the most enjoyable events of the yldl wx ns a concert gflven at Rome bv the Glee Clubs Orchestra and Lke Orchestlx JJ T H O C C 1' T Y . '. .' l . ' , '. ' 5 '. . . ' . ', 'Q is - , .W ,A , L, B Su - u . ll ' , ' vv 44 ru , , x - v Y Y . . . ' ' . ' , . . B' . , L, ., '- ' - ., ' - .. ' 2 ', ' 5 ' . ' . ' ' . l ,- L l 'Al 1 vzs . . D 1 l V hy v , L- . . . L. .El w 06 E OCFIDE THE OCCIDENT LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, a new activity at West, was organized under the direction of Miss Kern to stimulate interest in Latin and to get more people to complete the four-year course. The club is open to all students taking Latin and to those having fin- ished the four years who are still in school. There are about one hundred and fifty members. Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month. The pro- grams are varied, chiefly consisting of Latin songs and short talks on topics of interest to those studying Roman history and literature. The club is organized like Old Rome, 'having officials whose name and duties correspond to those of the ancient city. OFFICERS Consuls Ruth Stickley and Clarence Ghent Praetors Anna Jones and Bonmbel Simmons Aediles Dorothy Jacques James Huntley James Williams Quaesters Frank Himebrook and Hollis Barker BIG SISTERS The Big Sisters a club of senior girls was reorganized near the end of the first semester to look after the freshmen girls coming into West at the midyeai Each member was asked to help one new younger girl with her studies to become acquainted with her teachers and classmates and to learn the customs and traditions of the building Those who had good grades vsere given a party bv the Blg Sisters OFFICERS Secretai w Ott1l1an Wade Treasul ei Elizabeth Marsh 07 - N, , I President ,,,,,,,,,,,.,w,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,....w,A...e.,......,.....,., Ruth Pearch THE OCCIDENT SPANISH CLUB El ESp3n0llSm0 IS an orgamzatlon to promote the lnterest and pleas ure ln Spamsh outslde the classroom Its members conslst of students from 10A through 12A w1th a grade of G or better Meetmgs are held the second Thursday of each month at whlch tlme varied programs are glven The programs are arranged by a commlttee prevlously appolnted by the pre ldent To lnsure usmg the Spamsh language each member answers the roll call Wlth a Spanlsh proverb One act Spanlshfplays are g1ven as well as poems readlngs and songs The annual receptlon of new members IS held m Noxember Thls and the June p1cn1c are the two b1g SOCIHI events of the year A membershlp drlve has added many new membels Candy sales have been held to buy glfts fo1 the Spanlsh room The students are helped very much by the proglams and also enjoy them OFFICERS Presldent Max tha Peters Secretary Thelma Nassano Treasurer Vlrglnla Anderson a8 7 S. . . . . , , . 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G race Wheeler E OCCIDE HIY The H1 Y IS an organlzatlon of Junlor and senlor boys whose pu1 pose IS to Create maxntaln and extend throughout school and communlty hlgh standards of Chrlstlan character These boys assemble at the Cen tral Y M C A every Tuesday evemng wlth the clubs f1 om other schools and hold a meetmg at wh1ch promlnent men speak The club has been represented at the conferences held at Mansfield Sprxngfield and Newark It has carrled on the Fmd Yourself cam palgn wh1ch gave sen1ors the opportunlty to 1nterv1ew promlnent bus1 ness men The most lmportant soclal event was the annual H1 Y Frollc at wh1ch the clubs of the varlous hlgh schools competed 1n putt1ng on the best stunt A recreatlon baseball league was formed 1n wh1ch all the clubs contested for the t1tle OFFICERS Presldent Gerald Snedeker Vlce Presldent Harold Roblnson Secretary Treasurer Joseph Llnvllle Representatlve at Large Wllllam Plper 09 T H N T .- . . . . . . . . H . . . V 9 1 -' r . . . ,, v . 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W1th feated by FOOTBALL 24 OOTBALL thls yeal was not what you would call a howhng suc cess but It was sllghtly better than the year before Due to the fact that West had a new coach and practlce was not started as ea1ly as posslble the Buff and Brown grldders were slow ln gettlng started a green team West met Sprlngiield and were declslvely de an 18 to 0 scole Before the team could et thelr bearlngs agaln South came along and walked on them to a 16 to 0 count Then the 1re of the Western war11o1s was aloused and they took 1t out on Trades 1n the folm of a good sound trounclng the score belng 39 to3 F1 om then on West played heads up football IH the next game forc 1ng N01 th to the l1m1t to wln and when they d1d It was by a lucky 65 yard run on the part of Cummlns The tally was 7 to 0 However West was not to be stopped Just because Central came along 1n an attempt to t1e another one of ltS opponents 1n a knot Yet wlth the b1 eaks w1th them they could not WIH and were defeated 7 to 0 The game was saved by Th1rtyacker West halfback who overcame a 10 yard lead and pulleu down Stock Central fullback who had 1nter cepted a West pass and dashed 55 yards to the West 5 yard llne where Joe snagged h1m The next game was w1th the East Tlgers who had thumped North and were favorltes to beat West but when the battle wh1ch vsas played 1n a sea of mud ended East had been held to a 6 to 6 t1e by the West grldders after being outplayed the entlre game The season was fimshed wlth West holdlng down thlrd place 1n a race 1n whlch South won the champlonshlp Letters for football were awarded to Casey Chmn FlOl1O Ghent Trabue Hardy and Rasol South West East Central T1 ade THE HIGH SCHOOL STANDING Won Lost 16 c 0 BASKET BALL 24 25 ,sg QMS LTHOUGH not dolng as well as ln prevlous seasons VVest s basket if y ball team came throu h a fairly successful season thls X631 A 57 g 4 fimshmg 1n fourth place Wlth a green squad up 1nto a fnne team when the season Soon aftel practice had begun wlth a 500 percentage to choose fl om Coach Fuller s pl os encoulaglng but they H816 lounded started the Buff and Brown cagels JOl1lI19j9Cl pects d1d not seem very to Poltsmouth whele they took a 20 to 10 beatlng fl om the dow nstatels 62 9 a -D 4 - D - 12 - T ' ' ' T' P t. 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A ' , , ' -Q v , THE OCCIDENT BASKET BALL TEAM But thls only gave the boys a llttle experlence and when Greenfield was met they put up a great battle agalnst the McCla1n lads and forced them to the l1m1t to W1n by the score of 22 to 12 In the next clash West came back and bu11ed Upper Alllngton under an ax alanche of talhes the game endxng 37 to 19 Refusmg to be doped bw the dopesters West punted the dope bucket ox er the moon and took an excxtlng game from South who were doped fol the champlonshlp bw an 18 to 16 score CSouth later Won the champlon shlp 5 Indlcatlons of a fast game went blooew w hen West lost thelr shoot mg ex es and lost to Centlal bx a 27 to 11 score HONNQXQI after thlg defeat West was too good fox Aqulnas and chopped a 28 to 14 uctou 1nto the W1n column Then the Buff and B1 own bucked the East C3g91S who w e1e IH tlp top fo1m and wele set on bw a 28 to 14 count Expectmg anythlng to happen West waded thlough mud out on Alcadla Axenue Cabout 10 mlles f1om nowhelel to lNo1th Hlgh whele we w exe taken lnto camp bs a 15 to 6 SCO16 1n w hlch we w exe hum1l1ated bx bemg able to onlx once smk the ball xnto the bucket fnom the H001 63 , . 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' 1 A I v . 1 v 1 Y u . v 1 9 v v 1 . v 0 . v . v 7 Q I ' Y . v ' ' 1 Q THE OCCIDENT But we had one consolation, we still had one foe with which we would stand an even chance to win West met Trade and swamped them 28 to 16 and managed to finlsh the first iound Wlth thx ee XVIIIS and only three losses for a 500 pe1centage In the first game of the second 1ound West was to meet South vs ho had levenge at healt for West in as the only one to defeat them the fi1 st tlme alound After a great battle West finally vs as fo1ced to concede defeat by a 30 to 20 score Haunted by memorles of the beating glven them by Cent1al the fi1 st lound West trounced them by a 24 to 17 score ln the second lound The Buff and Brown stepped out xn the next game and tlamped on Aqulnas by a 30 to 18 sco1e th1s bemg the second stralght VV111 The next game was a tough one to lose East C0l'1 11I1g' fl om behlnd to wln the game by long shots the final sco1e bemg 15 to 13 East West was playmg bang up basket ball and gave N01 th a haid battle befole allowlng them to win by a 22 to 20 score So many hard games made West go stale and they ueie pushed to Wm from T1 ade by a 32 to 16 sco1e West finished her season in foui th place w1th sw VVIHS and sux losses for a 500 percentage Gleen Chlnn Florio and Khne H919 3.VS3lCl9Cl letters BASKET BALL INDIVIDUAL SCORINC Player 1st Rd s 2nd Rd Pts Total Pts Magly fAc C l Fox Fl011O G1 Green Findlay Kline Thu tyackex Mason Hal dy Muuay QC J Team scormg 9 0 Opponents scoi mg 4 6-1 . .Pt . . . . 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Y - y . -' y 1 y L 7 7 7 ' v . , . 7 . y y Y i v Q . Q .r . . ' Q Y 1 KK , !! , I . L U , , 4 . Magly, called on Mr. Leahy, Coach Fuller and Lyman Zinc for short .K . : .y . y . . J, ., . , y . . m .Y x . L 1,- E OCCIDE BASEBALL 25 West Highs champlons of last yeal wele completely wlecked when gladuatlon was ox 61 Out of the championship team West lost Stewalt Fllend Benedict Haltung Kline and Chappell leasing only Chinn Mann and Taxnor to folm a team aloulld Thls was to be Coach Fullel s Iilst attempt at baseball SINCE his COf'I11IIgt0 West and he wanted to be w ell up ln the lace Aftel sex elal weeks of plactlce IU cold weathel Wests 30 some candidates V616 w eeded down to Mann Tax H01 Chinn Casey Romlck :Kll1l6 Wilson Glll Redden Mason Nlce Walker Shanely and Blumel Due to the fact of a late spllng the Buff and Brown pltchels w ere fOlCQd to wolk out IH cold w eathel As a lesult they developed sore alnls and palt of thell effectlx eness w as lost Glandlew was met on then home glounds and the suburbanltes nosed out a xlctolv ln the last lnnlng after West had changed pitchers Ohmsman aftel leplaclng Sargent fanned ten Buff and BIONVH batters the game ending 6 to 5 Ill favol of Glandvlew Centlal was met 111 the opening league game and was swamped Q6l'lt13l clubbels safe The oddltx of the game was that Centlal lost tlatk of the 1IlHlIlg'S and left the field aftel five and a half lnnlngs were pastlmed Aquinas was attempting a comeback aftel their defeat bw Tlades and West was caught 111 the mldst of It being defeated bx the SC016 of o to 4 Meeting the Polal Beals ln weathel fit onlv fO1 Esklmos dld not Slllt the West Sld9lS and they lost a good game 7 to 3 w hen Chllln s 31111 went bad on hlm and he threw 11 straight balls This was unusual fO1 hlm as he genelallw has perfect control With the odds ex en fol them to VVIH O1 lose West met Academy on the banks of the Alum and tlounced them ln then own back sald bx a 13 to 4 SCOIS A malble toulnament w as consldel ed mole lmpoltant than a good ball game and Wests game w lth South was changed flom Sunshine Palk to Academy g'1OuI1dS as a palt of a double header IH which Atademx and Aqulnas clashed IH the headllnel South had oul last X931 s coach Rodney Ross alld a team of xetclans which was leading the league Wlth all this pl6St1g6 West battled them on ex en telms and had they had decent luck would have takell the game The Butt alld Blow n had one consolation Benneman Stal south paw was clubbed flom the bo'-Q bs West battels 66 T H , N T 46 77 Y Y I Y ' 1 v 1 v , ' 7 1 ' 1 Y 1 7 . , . , y , V N, , lv ' Y v 7 3 ' 4 . - v Q y 1 ' ' 4 ' - 7 ., ! 7 5 7 ! ! 7 9 7 7 7 1' n, 1. , . 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I- . , , L' E LY NI A ' E OCCIDE SOCIAL THE ALUMNI PARTY The annual Alumnl West basket ball game and dance was held at Central Hlgh School February 28 The game was one of the most exc1t lng of the season Our team showed great fightmg sp1r1t and came out on top w1th a score of 39 37 Immedlately after the game danclng was begun and contmued unt1l late 1n the evemng The use of Central Hlgh was graclously extended to the alumnl for th1s occaslon before they had an opportunlty to use It for a soclal cause themselves THE FOOTBALL PARTY An lnformal party for the football squad marked the commencement of soclal calendar of the year The program was 1n the form of an old fashloned mlnstrel show whlch Mr Hutchinson and Mr Leahy helped the boys work out Joseph L1nv1lle George Hardy Walter Kldd B1ll Cusslns Walter Glbson Owen Reel Chester Wltherspoon and Harold Brlght got off some fresh songs and Jokes as well as a few old standbys Favors of mlmature footballs were presented to the squad and Coach Fuller The program over danclng was begun and contlnued untll tlme to leave exceptlng for a brlef lntermlsslon when the refreshments were served THE SENIOR JUNIOR The senlors entertalned the Junlors Frlday evening February 20 thanks by the class pres1dents ln the audltorlum a clever farce The Trystmg Place was glven by the senlors Those who took part ln the play were Ralston Westlake Mary Postle Herbert Mann Kathryn Davls Robert Blodget Ellzabeth Leake and Emerson Blgony As each one left the audltorlum he was handed as a favor a double lollypop wrapped 1n the senlor colors The upper hall and art room were transformed lnto a lovelv spot by the amber and blue decoratlons The orchestra was enclosed IH a lattlce work covered with streamers and flowers of the class colors The color scheme was further carrled out by dalnty blueblrds and other deslgns drawn upon the walls of the art room The lrcreasmg numbers 1n the classes made the once amply adequate art room scarcely large enough to accommodate the dancers When the last stralns of Home Sweet Home had d1ed away the party was declared to have been one of the most enjoy able ever held at West THE BASKET BALL PARTY The Semor Class entertalned the basket ball boys wlth a party and dance March 27 A clever sk1t was presented by Clarence Ghent Mal colm Jefferles and Kathryn Davls Other partlcxpants 1n the entertam ment were Ruth Pearch George Hardy B111 Cusslns and Wllllam P1per Balloons of varlous shades held up by streamers of crepe paper attached to the llghts were released and a w1ld scramble resulted Danclng was also a feature of th1s party 68 T H ' N T 7 ' ' ! . . , . ' . I . . . ,, . ,, . ' l P ' 9 7 . ' ' z ' , . ' 1 ! at the annual Senlor-J un1or Prom. After the usual words of greetmg and Y , Cl . ,, . . . 1 ' I . 7 7 , Y 7 , . ' If !Y . ' ! ' ! , - , l . . n I I u , n - I U . ,, . . . . - - 9 v - c, , I u 1 . ' - E IDE GIRL RESERVES KID PARTY In place of therr regular monthly meetrng the Grrl Reseryes gaye a Krd Party to themselves and dressed as chrldren agarn for a srngle even rng March 20 After an rnterestrng program prrzes were grven to Mary Schyy an the pr ettrest dressed grrl and Julra Harrrson the cutest dressed grrl Refreshments consrstrng of shamrock rce cream green frosted cake and lolly pops were very acceptable after an hour of frolrcsome dancrng The hours were true to krd party style seven to nrne The Brg Srsters had a spread on the school lawn for the Lrttle Srsters three 0 clock Frrday afternoon May 8 Each Brg Sister brought enough lunch for her Lrttle Sister and herself Only those Lrttle Slsters wrth grades of E and G were rnvrted THE GREEN DOMINO DANCE The Dr amatrcs Club gave a dance at Hennrck s Monday May 18th The casts of all the prevrous class plays and therr partners yvere the guests of the occasron Each alumnr and the present senrors appr ecrated thrs chance for gettrng together once more THE JUNIOR SENIOR The last socral event of the year wrll be the annual Junror Senror party Frrday June 5th The Junror farce wrll furnrsh part of the entertarnment It rs a one act comedy as rts name Wrsdom Teeth suggests The cast has been chosen as follows Henrv Wellrngton H111 a shy young man Dayrd Matson Mrss Henrretta Wellrngton the marden aunt Ruth Hessenauer the Grrl yyrth the Wrsdom Tooth woman Mary Vrrgrnra Heyvrtt A good trme rs expected POETIZING OUR LIFE AT WEST A merry lrfe we freshmen led Wore short dresses went early to bed We studred a lot and never flunked Although we thought brology punk As sophomores twas hrstory agarn And thrs was hard we seldom got ten We acted older and felt more yyrse Our laughter lessened and we heard more srghs But after each year a nrce yacatron Spent wrth frrends or else relatron llc had no cares untrl the fall Then back to classes and roll call Our Junror year was a happy one We went to pfrrtres and had nrore fun That yea our class was organrzed Our members acted so drgnrlicd Ile cant forget our scnror ycar To us the last wlll alyvays be dear Only after a reluctant look and srgh llrll we prss out of dear XX est Hrgh ISI- RTHA J SMI FH 69 T H O C C N T ! , , i . . . . 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E OCCIDE LITERARY TREES AND A JUNE NIGHT f-N I , HERE was sllence the uttel sllence of twlllght that enchantlng '52 lge hour after the sun goes down and befole the moon comes up fs M2-ii, We sat at the top of the hlll my COm18de and I sunk ln Eaidiidl measureless content revellng ln the walm perfume of the A' 'L' A June breezes enthralled by the beautlful landscapes on exhl bltlon before us The hlll dropped away to a fel tlle meadow at oul feet through WVl'l1Cl1 a cleal stream pursued 1tS peaceful way Adjolnlng It ln one place was a locky glen wlth luxurlant f6IHS drooplng from the crexlces and sur mounted by a Coronet of tall trees Bel ond the brook rose a SGIISS of wooded knolls some densely tlm bel ed and others dotted only here and there wlth a sparse g1OWtl1 of trees and underbl ush On one gentlv rolllng hlll was an anclent apple 0ICl13I'd wlth a plcturesque grass grown road wlndlng through It Seedllngs ln the days of our glandfathers the trees were now grotesquelv bent and gnalled thell lugged beauty emphaslzed ln bold lellef aga1HSt the sky R1SIHg above these was a lange of hlgher hllls seemlng mvstellous and hazy ln the dlstance behlnd Whlch the Hamlng sun had Just gone down leavlng a deep band of sky palnted ln V1V1d colols Standlng on the hlghest emlnence and domlnatlng the scene was a lofty dead tlee wlth gaunt naked branches flung agalnst the sky A glant of the past It stood a lone sentlnel defylng the 1aV3g9S of tlme and fury of the elements In COHt13St the spectacle of the sulloundlng tl ees was fasclnatlng There W616 vlrlle ones suggestlve of gl eat Stl ength othels tall Stfalght and stately as lovely women Some young and slendel XI hen mot ed by the gentle wlnds resembled maldens gracefully danclng whlle stlll others ln thell dellcate tlacely of leaf and blanch sllhouetted agalnst the sky VV616 llke exqulslte lace As the twlllght deepened a ln hlp p0O1 wlll s planltlxe call came soundlng through the darkness and suddenly the nlght was flooded wlth the soft brllllance of the moon Sllently It had come up ln the black enam eled sky and now the long shadows of the trees made fantastlc patterns on the glound A feellng of IGVGI ence and then awe ox 91 came us and vue understood better the feellng of the anclent Drulds whose lellglon manlfested ltself ln the vsorshlp of trees 10 'l T' n'ol- , , v A -'Q . if .1 . 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Y . ,- THE OCCIDENT CALIFORNIA Cal1fo1n1a land of cheams XX ooded xales and IT'l0l.lflt2llI1 st1 eams F08.IT11llg sea and beach of sand XX he1e can be found a fallel land Hlgh I1'1OLlIllL31ll peaks xx1th Cl ow ns of snow Coxeled xx hen 1ude xxmds bloxx Bught and gl een the xxooded pldlll Agloxx flom Gods l9flQShlllg 13.111 Aboxe the Hllgllty Nolth lV1NClS bloxx Below the olange blossoms g1oxx F1 om mountam peak to ocean caxe XI he1e IS a land so fan so b13X9r7 Each ITlOlIl1Hg mounts the sun on lllgll Ahghts and wal ms the cool blue skx Each golden exe when sets the sun AIl0th61 glouous dax IS done C3l1fO1Il13 land most falr Endow ed xou ale wlth b83llt16S 1a1e Of all the states I love xou best A land bx God and Natule blest' SUCCESS FAMILY EYQIXOIIQ of us would l1ke to knoxx the Success If mnlx Let me lHlI1OdLlC9 you The fathe1 of Success IS Work The mothe1 of Success IS Amb1t1on The oldest son IS Common Sense Some of the othe1 boys 'ue Pelsex 91 ance Honestx and Co ODQIEIIIOII The oldest daughtcl IS Chal actex Some of he1 S1St9lb alc Lox altx Sllltf-31 1tx and Couxtesx The baby IS ODDOIIUIIUIV SPRING Spung IS l1e1e The 10b1ns call From nests IH ex e1x bough The lonelx xx olld aw akes agam It IS not sleeplng noxv Velns of the ea1th the st1 eamlets Rush down ex e1x h1l1 and Cldg, Tls tlme to laugh tlme to llxe It IS not tlme to lag Sp11ng1s hele and IH he1 W ake ale xx1ld HOXVQIS Ill the snow Sudclenlx QLllt9 ox 91 Illgllt The blossoms seem to gl ow how mo1tals all ISXIXG Then falth and hopc anew And 1n the m11acle ot Spung Flllil God 1n ex 81 x xlexx CITHERINE XX ALTON 41 . 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E OCCIDEI EDUCATIONAL MGULDS R HE supeilntendent boxx ed himself out of the suburban school S., 'JJ UQ ioom with pompous pilde He had uttered the ultimatum 4,4 and his law should be obeyed Miss Graham the teacher vvkffjl set her small Jaw fli mly as she returned to her desk then cast her hazel eyes acioss the school room where Annie Eagan bent hei black cuxly and veiv shapely head over her diawing lesson Her small slendei fingeis skillfully gave the finishing touches to a black and xx hite sketch Annie was what a poet might call beautiful but poor Fortunately fox hei she did not know it and since she was the fourth daughter of a humble farmer she must in some way make her own living as soon as she xx as graduated Theie could be no normal school or college for her She knew it Miss G1 aham knew it and the tall superintendent knew it Had he not said so made it plain that she must put less time on her drawing xx hich she so much loved and do double work in arithmetic which she so detested and in which she had so miserably failed at the finals? As the bell sounded the students hastily filed down the hall Only Annie Eagan remained fingering her completed sketch almost lovingly Finally she deposited it on Miss Graham s desk with a sigh I suppose gig A t1nue youi diawing course as always iegardless of what the supeiin tendent and whole Boaid of Education think You ale a born artist your cuilx head would nevei make a mathematician I told M1 Williams last xeai and again this wean Just that As long as I am principal of this building draw vou shall This attempt to cast eveiy child into the same mould is impossible I believe in letting the dreamer dream and the piactical student have his fill of manual training science and mathe matics It IS no use to quarrel with the Almighty for He has never made two people alike Success comes from choosing the career which is suited to the natural inclination Here is vour next subject and it is to be in colois dealle Two yeais latei Miss Giaham was walking along the gravel side xx alk on hei xx ax fiom a call at the Eagan iesidence when a ioadster drew up to the cuib The big supeiintendent opened the door saying I am going by youi home will you 11de And ride she did for Miss G1 aham had a storv to tell The bone she had been picking with hei superior xx as now well polished She had scarcely seated herself when Mr Wil hams began It is too bad about the Eagan gul How is she recovel ing fiom hei sunst1oke Well she will undoubtedly always be a cripple Her left side and aim are paialx Zed but she still has a good right hand She has alieady sold sevei al of hei diawings foi magazine coveis at a real price Thank xou fox the lift It is much bettei than walking this hot afternoon Mr Williams SYLVIA DYER 26 7 T H f lN T if :Qu--ll i. 7 . . 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I N ' 7 ' ! 2 13 E OCCIDE E OCCIDE A JUNIORS CONFESSION rv ODAY we as Junlors do not feel ourselves 1nfer1o1 to the sen1ors 'W V32 but ln many ways we conslder ourselves a b1t better How well , S vii we remember the days when as l1ttle freshles we looked 'ggaigfjl up to them awe str1cken and sllent U' x We even remember the tune when for some good cause we were asked to make an announcement ln Mr Neeb s room After ask 1ng hlS perm1ss1on to speak we trled to talk to the l1sten1ng ogres but found our tongue dry and cleavlng to the roof of our mouth After some gasps and stranglmg sounds we finally choked out a few wolds and ran from the room At that moment how we hated those fear 1nsp111ng semors' In the sophomore year we became more sophsltlcated but once ln a whlle our hopes were shattered when we were pushed out of lunch l1ne by a husky upperclassman or when by some turn of fate We would barely escape the gruesome task of mak1ng other announcements Now we are full fledged Junlors and care very l1ttle what any one thlnks of us least of all the sen1ors Our courage Qwe must have gotten It from MISS Wlrths oral Engl1sh classj allows us to make speech on speech to sen1ors or to the whole c1ty of Columbus 1f necessary When we see a 7B pushed out of l1ne we thlnk of the heart breakmg t1mes we had and hasten to glve h1m our place or bawl out the unlawful offender and see that the fresh1e returns to hls stand But regardless of our lndependence we ll tell you confidentlally we envy those puplls of 25 especlally when we are not 1nv1ted to the Football O1 Basket Ball Dance though our dearest fr1end plays on the team Then agaln as they TQCCIVG the long sought dlplomas We wlsh we were 1n thelr place But we ll be there next year maybe RITA GEE 26 THE CHOSEN FEW Out of forty pup1ls who started through school together 1n the H1 st g1ade twelve years ago at Frankl1nton School only three a1e graduatlng from West Hlgh 1n June Three of them' Of course there mlght be some w ho are graduatlng from other hlgh schools but even w1th these the num ber would p0SS1bly only be ralsed to ten And ten out of forty IS a very low proportlon Assumlng that IS the average and that there ale one hundred and fifty students 1n thlS year s graduatlon class lt would mean that these students survlved from a total of SIX hundred Th1s mlght seem strange but yet It IS true When you see th1S year s graduation class please lemember that for ex ery happy boy or g1rl there are three young men or women alleady stuv 1ng ln the outslde world to make a l1v1ng for themselves or to help thelr parents ARTHUR FURMAN 25 A STRANGE CALL f-N HE fateful day had arrlved at last The day that I had been 52 SSB! hoplng for W1ShlI'lg lt would come and yet dreadmg to thmk fi as of It I dressed wlth care that mornlng saw that everythzng Egfiijjl was Just rlght and started on my way Q' The street was long and narrow lmed on each slde wxth rows of apartments I reached 946 Trernbllng I looked around to see Contmued on page 98 74 7 Ifxrw mf , A I . . . . . , 1 W 1 u 74 lQ,: l . - Y if fi' ' an ' 77 'mfr ,fb 9 9 .. N , . . , :f X .1 - . .1-AL Qckajas ' 9 9 - 9 0 Q - 9 9 . . Y 1 9 . . 9 , - 9 9 9 . - . . . Y 9 , . . . . , - 9 9 - - - as 99 xc - 99 ' . . , . 9 9 . , . . . 9 . , . . . - . . V . . , 9 9 9 , . Q . Q . 9 . . 7 . . . - 9 . . . . ' . . , . . 9 . , . . , . 4 9 1 ' ' Y .. 9 . , . 7fv-,Xia .ij Y, ' ' 1' If-7? . . . . . . I .Jai Wk. 1' f 9 A L2 'L' . . . . 756: k QL . U Y , .vb lf. . . ,Y , . ,sg glm :A - - - 9 . . , An uneventful day E OCCIDL STATION WHS BROADCASTING From Columbus Ohro Wave Length 1925 SEPTEMBER 2 We are back agarn Such chatterrng sound lrke Chrna SEPTEMBER 3 Market Report Second hand hrstorres sellrng at 75 drscount All book stores dorng a rushrng busrness SEPTEMBER 10 What happened to the crown of George Hardys straw hat today? SEPTEMBER 11 SEPTEMBER 12 SEPTEMBER 19 torrum SEPTEMBER 23 place Crn our SEPTEMBER 25 SEPTEMBER 27 Natronal Defense Day Audrtorrum We celebrate Constrtutron Day bs havrng Auclr Market Report Hot meats vegetables takrng the new lunch servrcej of the famous hot dog n a brrck Tryouts for Shenandoah begrn There vsas a West Hrgh senror who drd cut a class They drd catch hrm at rt then alas alas alas They sought hrm rn the basement the stores all round about And Mr Magly ll get you rf you dont watch out OCTOBER 2 Occrdent drrve Cue re publrshrng the paper exery two weeksj Frr st Grrl Reserve meetrng OCTOBER 4 F11 st game Sprrngfield 18 West 0 OCTOBER 5 Weather Report Contrnued farr and warmer OCTOBER 6 Week of Senror Polrtrcs OCTOBER 7 Wanted A memory by a senror vs ho IS trvrng to learn the Declar atron of Independence OCTOBER 9 El Espanolrsmo holds first meetrng OCTOBER 13 Senror electron George Hardy Presrdent Clarence Ghent Vrce Presrdent Georgra Burk Secretary Mabel Dawrs Treasur er OCTOBER 17 Grrl Reserxe We roam the fields about Grandvrew Hrll F11 st rssue of the Occrdent OCTOBER 23 Another vrctory West 39 Trade 3 OCTOBER 30 The Trrangle Crrcle a new Math Club rs organrzed NOVEMBER 1 We lose to North 7 0 If at first you dont succeed NOVEMBER 4 Natronal electron Senrors take a mock vote NOVEMBER 6 Spanrsh Club Party NOVEMBER 11 Armrstrce Day observed at West NOVEMBER 14 Mona Marge and Mary leave for the Journalrsm Con ventron at Cleveland NOVEMBER 15 Hurrah' West 7 Central 0 NOVEMBER 18 F11 st Senror meetrng Intellrgent tests We see how rntellrgent UD we are INOVEMBER 21 Yea West' We tre East 6 to 6 Those lrttle yellow cards make therr appearance NOVEMBER 20 Hr Y and Grrl Reserxe Thanksgryrng baskets are drs trr uted Contrnued on page 80 'la Q T H N T r 0 1 . Q. . IA . Q . . . ,l . . . 7 , 9 . l . . Y . .K 0 ' , - , ' as 1 ,' u , , as u - . 7 . . . D ' 7 7 7 Y ' 1 v , s - 9 a . Q. 7 , . I Q Y 1 v . , , . A Y Y ' 1 Y . 1 . fu - V 9 . . ' . ' . . ' . 1 3 ' ' v a l l u ' 1 u vu V. Q y v y s . : ' . . , H . H . ' l I 1 1 . T , . . . . Y . . . . , , . . - . , Q ' v - . ' ' . . . . . . . . . . , - ' . . . . . , . . . 4 . . . - . . Y . - - . , . , . . 1 . O 7' 1 D- ' 1 0 y . V. Q I , - '. HE OCCIDEI WHOS WHO REVIEW Now as thls year IS thru And I have naught to do Im plannlng a revlew As thls final ll ho s VS ho GFORGE HARDY MADELINL lvl.-lu X VVho does all the honors gorge M d 1 ld In the Senlol Class? Oh Geolge a eagzies name we prone Hou LYMAN ZINC And say the glrl lS llke her dad lVlth0lJt whom our football d slnk HOXVARD GILL Hlm we know as Lyman Zlnc Basket ball man shy and stlll RITA GEE Wonderful player though IS Glll Thls populal glll you often see WALTER KIDD Near Room 16 IS Rlta Gee Few fight enemles as he dld RUTH PEARCH Thls MOHSIEUT Beaucalre Kldd If for smlles you search You should see Ruth Pealch MARY RHINEHART Xxlth Mary llfe IS a Joke a Joke lS PAUI cAsFY , e H9 Wh0 OH the field IS hagty Her pleasule and happlness are quar VVhom vou well knovs as Paul Casey 1-els and gtufe HAROLD MASON GFRALD SNEDEKER Football halfback that IS who He vsho always knows the xlhys Harold Mason how do lou doo Is thls leader of VS ests H1 Ys ALICE SHOENBURGER Hall' the muslc comes along ll ILT IAM KLHNF Wmter of the Semm Song He s our basket ball captaln for 25 Wlthout whom Z5 would have been ORAM MAGLY ln a fix 25 s valedlctorlan Is our tall good looklng Oram MARY VIRGINIA HFWITT CLARENCF GHENT Comedy to West was sent But we feal It leaves wlth Ghent MACON and MARION TRABUE In thls y8a1S football West could not do lVlth0Llt hel Macon and Red Tra bue NELLIE BENN Oh my happy INell1e gay Your brlght eyes ulll have thelr wav JOSEPH LINVILLE All that students eel should know You may learn flom lealned Joe KATHLEEN and MARGARET SCOBIE Two chummler slsters you ll nevel see Than Kathleen and lVIargal et SCOb16 JOHIN FI ORIO Thls IS the player we all cheer on He IS our one and only Iohn She held up West s name when none else could do It Our yery best speller M315 X Hewltt GEORGIA BURK Our unpald Senlol clelk Is the wllllng Geolgla Bulk MABEL DAVIS Fvery school must haye hel belle That lS why we haye Mabel BH RON WILSOIN That our EdltOl we esteem ls told by the crowds alound hlm seen RUTH STICKLEY And for merrv laughter Tls Ruth S youre after I' I IZABETH LEAKE If for a planlst you seek We suggest Ellzabeth Leake 7 ' 1 1 , . . v ' I 7 I ,NY V 4 LJ - ' ' v v . . , . 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Ii 1 -' -: th Wan 1'1111f1- I by i Th' tr11th,Ai- that -1 1111-11111- A j R- th: nan t1111 THE OCCIDENT AN APPRECIATION We the Annual Staff of 25, wlsh to e'cp1ess ou1 31110619 glatltude and appleclatlon to all those who haue helped to make th1s V831 s Annual a success We ale most deply lndebted to MISS Burns, Mlss FOSt91 and M1 Neeb for the11 helpful suggestlons and unceasmg labol Speclal thanks ale due M1 Marqua and h1s classes for the1r tlme and 1abo1 Much co ope1at1on has been shown by the 1oom agents, who a1e as follows Donald Shafe1, Clement Inskeep, F1 ed Knlght Bu1ton Fe1guson, Elton MIX, G901g1a Bu1ke, R0g91 Dolde1, Robert Romlck Albe1t Bloomer, Wllllam Plper, Ellzabeth Raub Thomas Dovle, Nellle Fulle1, F1 ank Calland Bernlce Hathaway, John B1shop Robert Steven son, Douglas Armbrust, Ha1old Pa1k Burd Mlller, Robert Thomas, F1 an ces Smlth O11lle Tavnor, Robert Barnes, V1rg1n1a Frazell We also wxsh to thank John Apel, Edlth Glles, Ge1ald1ne La1r1ck, Ellzabeth Leake He1be1t Mann and Joe Th1rtyac1e, who collected the money fO1 the SSHIOI p1ctures 1n the Annual, also to membe1s of the school and JOU1 nal lsm Class, who generously made contr1but1ons fO1 Wh1ch there was no 1oom PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS One of the Chlef f3CtOlS IH the flll3l'Cl3l success of thls Annual IS the 1ex enue d6l1V6d f1 om ads 91t1S9II'16I1t If It were not fO1 these, our Annual would cost at least tVV1C6 as muth as lt now does We can shown OU1 app1ec1at1on of th1s SGIYICB by pat1on1z1ng ou1 adye1t1se1s, and affo1d them success as they hav names ale tabulated below for 1eadx Arnold Iharmicy Asondnle Confectlonery Axondule 'Iheatre lhker Art Gallery liarcroft Dentxst lihss College lilumer Sartam Packing: Broad Street Pharmacy Buckeye State Blllldlhg, 81 I liudd Barbers liurnsxde M1lhnery Campbell s Pharmacy Consumers Wholesale Supply loops-r MUSIC 1 xns Sz Hart ou IJ leumler Clothing llunnger Depxrtment Store Denton 6 Donald on I ndertakers lox Dent t Ol le lrm 1 8: Jenk n Pamt C c-arhart Furnxture fab n Confectlonery fold mlth Mu :cal Instruments Frant s Barber Shop Haunt7 Grocers lhlltop Ice Statmon H1lltop Screen C Home Producers M1lk ll fl' tetter Bro Candy Hughes Garage 78 e made lt posslble fO1 us IGISIQRCE Jonas 8: lienty Coil lexu 8: lfbrlght llumbexs I Ile s laundry lxnulle I-urnxture 1 oo 1 Optometrlst Maddox Taxlor Mann s College Mlrle Lluabeth Confectxonerx MQf,l6lllnCls Books Morrey Jewelry Murnan Tam C0 Neptune Barber Shop Offnce TFHIDIHZ' School Ohm State Savmgs As oultlon Ollnm dz Jahn Coal Orr Sz D15 lll1lld9lS Rndcr Ifurnxture Roger Jewelry SLhUll7 lflectrxc Co Sguller Whole ale Jeweler Selller Dry foods Slater lharmacy Smxth Mlllmer Smder 8: Rohr Froeer Stubs Sz Co Shoes and FIITUISHIHKS Stephen Flormst Sul7berp.,e1 Optometu t Umhenhaur Pharmacx Vogel Coal Lo Weber Confectxonerx Werner Shoe Store Vtxtker hum Tlre Co Thelr , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , - 1 11 1 v . . 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THE OCCIDENT F or Your Future Happmess WORK HARD durlng your school perlod Study and thlnk Thmk about your future, what vo cation you expect to follow Protect your health A strong physlcal constltutlon means everythmg for your success Learn early ln llfe to save Not alone money, but ln food, clothlng, property conserve ln every thlng THE BUCKEYE provides a SAFE place and ldeal methods for accumulatlng MONE.Y The following table shows the earnmg power of money at 5 compound Interest Save Each Week or Deposit Full Amount Monthly lf more convenient S148 S168 S195 S2 29 S2 75 Y Y Y 120 108 Sl 000 0 Sl 000 S1000 THE BUCKEYE pays 5 3 4 917 S1880 Y Y V Sl 000 S1 000 Sl 000 Sl 000 on Tame Certlhcates of Deposit Interest from date and mauled every sux months The Buckeye State Bumldmng and Loan ZZ West Ga-ySt Columbus 0 L P M CULLOUGH PRES 79 0 I I C n Q ' - Q 0 Q l O I O O I Q . O l O U Q . O O I 'Q 5 1 r ' ' 1 7 - Q ' . weekly for months makes , S .40 weekly for 60 months makes , . weekl for months makes 51,00 S .36 weekl for 48 mon?hs makes , . weekly for 96 months makes 51,000 S 5.96 weekl for 36 months makes 51,000 . weekl for 84 months makes , S . weekl, for 24 months makes , . weekl for 72 months makes , . weekly for I2 months makes , , V . . . 1 . O Q . 1 o , 0 . . S , . E IDE fontmuul fmm pa e 45 NOVFMBER 26 Tl'l3.IlkQg,1Nll1g Dax Glads beat us 13 0 NOVEMBER 0 Too much turkey 01 not enough NHCHUOII DECFMBFR 5 The musleal wsue of the Ocudent DECEMBER 8 Blg S1Ql91S 1eo1gam7ed Ruth Peauh P19SlllQIlt Ottlhen Wade Seeletalv DFCEMBER 12 The M1HQt1Ql5 assuled the success of the Football Pa1tw ex en though the weathel man fax O1 ed us mth plentv of 13.111 DECEMBER 15 Ma1ket Repo1t Lumbelgack shuts eellmg well among West Hlgh boss fThe guls ale makmg use ot them too alen t they Ma1y'7J DFCEMBER 16 Nme class tlll Chllatmaa Do xoul Qhoppmg, eallx The Avondale Coufecuonery A GOOD PLACE FOR CANDIES AND EATS 981 WEST BROAD 'STRFET COMFLIMENTS OF l-IOOFFSTETTER BROS Chocolates RAY CLARK R p T H gh st a MAIN 4692 260 NORTH HICH STREET 80 . - x , E -. . . v . A , 1 1 Y ' UI. , . - . 1 A J ! u L c 1 l l 1 1 I ' Q 3 Q w ' u ' . L 4 . , A , l l 1 Q 7 I ' .4 f I R ' . ' ' , 1 y v V 0 v 1 7. 1 . u 7 , ' . 1 ' ' ' f . l ' . ' I A v 9 ' , Y 1 w . . 1 V W . '. . 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T T I T 1 1 Z .! 1 , e resentative, Former Wes i u ent N 1 l l l l 1 , 1 O we CI-'rammg School SECRETARIAL COLLEGE BUSINESS TECH NIQU E NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL EOR COMMERCIAL TEACHERS F23 48 EAST GAY STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO E 'CIDE ICE CREAM AND CANDY PARTY ORDERS PROIVIPTLY ATTENDED TO CIGARS CIGARETTES AND TOBACCO PERIODICALS AND STATIONERY HILLTOF 284 W 999 XVEST BROAD STREET DECEMBER 18 G1rI Reserve Pop Corn Party Occldent cartoon looks l1ke Santa was comlng DECEMBER 19 We learn of Mlss Burns accldent Muslcal program and address by Rev Mr Tlsdall JANUARY 5 We re back and many perfectly good New Year reso lutlons wele broken by tardlness JANUARY 8 Too much St3t1C JANUARY 16 Central overwhelms us JANUARY 18 Sen1o1 meetlng We FQCGIVQ a report as to our financlal standlng JANUARY 19 The fo1mat1on of the Latm Club adds another to our llst of olganlzatlons BELL HILLTOP H62 CITIZEN 5580 TH-IIE HOME PRODUCERS MILK CO I495 SULLIVANT AVENUE COLUMBUS OHIO HILLTOP 243 R RESIDENCE 239I WEST BROAD STREET I79 SOUTH EUREKA AN ENUE QD' IL bulghzrger QB OPTOIVIETRIST 8 00 I2 00 A M EVENING 600 P 700830 OFFICE HOURS 82 T H o C ' N T I WI , I .-, N . Y Il .- O 5 I Q Q , 0 Q I II00: Q f Mf 1 . I THE OCCIDFNT IN A CLASS BY THEMSELVESN MOHAWK QUALITY TIRES Mohawks Go Farther I WICKERSHAM TIRE COMPANY 266 268 EAST LONG STR ET MAIN 2671 The MURNAN TAXI Co PACKARDS AND CADILLAC EIGI-ITS ALSO METER CABS FOR LOWER RATE S RAY WAGNER 6: CLARENCE STEPHENS NIAN XGINC. OV! NERS CITIZEN 3683 MAN 3134 U 7 H O LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS, PARTIES AND FUNERALS HE OCCIDEI JANUARY 28 Green Domlno presents Shenandoah tonlght and to morrow mght FEBRUARY 2 B1ll Plper takes the loud speaker prwe he dxown us all out when lt comes to sellmg tlCk8tS for Shenandoah 1 EBRUARY 9 Beglnnlng of second semester FEBRUARY 11 Latln Club elects officers FEBRUARY 13 Frlday the 13th and a hlstory test' No wonde1 we got such grades FEBRUARY 15 Too much lnterferencel FEBRUARY 18 Jlm gets a loud speaker fa megaphonej FEBRUARY 19 Achlevement tests prove that some of us ought to SERVICE STYLE PRICE COMPLIMENTS FROM WERNER S SHOE STORE SHOES FOR ENTIRE FAMILY A HIGHLY PRACTICAL AND LASTING GIFT A GRUEN WATCH M O R R E Y GOLDEN RULE IEWELER II4 NORTH HIGH STREET I 84 T IN T , ' as 79 ' - , . ll ' 7! ' ' , , , ,., . . , a ' ' ' KK !7 , . u' H achieve a little more than we have. I . 9 H, . 1 , Adi WI: I I I I I I OCCID Q5-e T11 Y 'T .fini fi -'J w f .fm -Q7 WE BUILD HOMES or PERMANENCE Every home or building we have constructed ln many years of experience has been erected on a quality basls They must be put up to endure supported by the foundation of honesty nn buxldmg And every home we have bullt IS a recommen datxon of our lndustry Let us figure with vou on the home you seek as your own ORR DAY CONTRACTORS 37 BINNS BOULEVARD SELECTED BUILDERS OF THE JOURNAL HOME HILLTOP H40 M HILLTOP 1500 J 80 T H E E N T I 1 1 'O L' U' .-,1'i,.'T X , 1 ' , E e r ' iid .'x,v vi3 1'l: 'ifi'f5 '1 .3 , 1 X ig' q w., 1 0 Ii ,H .-5 'I 315' 'D' Q vw. ,fl LII in ,FA :E x l .Q - E X f VI NNI twnmlzy ' 55,11 X I ' F. u I 5 . 1 HE OCCIDE WALTER F STABS 6: COMPANY S H O E S LADIES AND MENS FURINISHINGS 665 667 WEST BROAD STREET MAIN 48l2 FEBRUARY 20 Music and dancing held sway at the Semoi Junlor FEBRUARY 23 Music puplls and Mlnstrels entertain at Rome FEBRUARY 26 Spanish Club has a candy sale MARCH 6 A few venturesome glrls hike to the tournament at Dela ware The bulldlng IS deserted MARCH 9 The Cross Word Puzzle Bug has invaded West flook at thls week s OCC1d6I1tJ MARCH 20 We revert to our childhood days at the Gul Reselve Kid Party MARCH 23 Senlois continue the role of kids in celebration of the first day of spring MARCH 25 Market Report Hamburgers not selling as well as cheese SEND HER FLOWERS kr COMMENCEMENT th W th t be NO NEED TO COME PHONE NEAR TO YOU AS YOUR PHO STEPHENS Florist BELL HILLTOP 2074 704 BROWN ROAD cmzr-:N 37-22 PEIELTUP SCREEIELSQM OUR SCREENS MAKE GOOD HOMES BETTER T C ROWLAND 86 T N T Q, ' - . . . . , . li 0 . , 0 - . . . i . U . H . u ll : On this day of days for the sweet girl graduate, nothing can take e place of Howers. he er i corsage, arm bouquet, loose Howers, or basket arrangement, flowers express your good wishes as no words can. A S N E . ll , . : 'I I F Q . A HUGHES GARAGE G E N E R A L REPAIRING GGGDYEAR SERVICE STATION H E OCCIDE McClelland s Bookstore coMMENcE1v1E1NT c.1FTs BOOKS STATIONERY BOOK ENDS FOUNTAIN PENS MEMORY BOOKS S8lldVV1Ch6S O Henry s and bucks gomg stlong MARCH 30 Blg Annual DIIYG MARCH 31 What IS the meanlng of the dlamond UD Dot W IS wear mg Thls lsn t Aprll Fools Day APRIL 1 Hereafter M1 Leahy beware of all telephone calls on the fhst of Ap11l APRIL 3 4 Flrst Annual State Journallsm Conventxon held at Ohlo State UHlV6FS1ty the thud perlod muslc class VV1th a vocal duet Spelhng contest held the fourth p9l1Od APRIL 13 Market Report Cokes and sodas selllng above pal PRACTICAL GIFTS ill The gzft that lwes longest should be purchased rom our wonder ul stotk o Dzamonds Watches, Ieufelrg, N ot eltzes, Etc Hevc you buy uahty feuelry at Moderate Przccs You can opcn a Charge Account 1 you so dcsrrc Bugers Sc flinmpaep Square Beal Bletnelers 23 South laugh Street Zbuntmgtun Bank Blhg NN T H N T I .. E , Z, APRIL 9-2 Musical. program. Magly and Mr. Htltchinson favor A ET I I I 1 5 I . I I f - f N f ' ' ' p I 111 -1 I Q ' I I I I 'll V 1 T. 'f f 1. Q I 9 I 5 u p , I E IDE ATTENTION' WEST HIGH GRADUATES Become a Prlxate Secretary Bookkeeper Stenographer or Bank Clerk MANN S BUSINESS COLLEGE PREPARES YOU FOR ALL THESE GOOD POSITIONS FOR GRADUATES You CAN SAVE TIME AND MONEY BY PREPARINC. AT MANN S BUSINESS COLLEGE CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION SCHLLTZ BUILDING 237'Q NIORTH HIGH STREET MAIN 3-II3 CITI7ENl 5839 TH OCC NT E . I I aoaawoavvoovcv- I I . f I , I I I 00000-aoawoiovw 3 oareooavwvv-:wo I 9 I I, .. I HE CIDE APRIL 15 late1 APRIL 17 a new APRIL 22 APRIL 23 APRIL 24 of the APRIL 30 Thls Maxgueute has hel han bobbed Thev all flop soonel or Staff has then plctule taken fWe bet Bake1 s had to buy camera J Weather R6pO1t Fan and WARMER Sprlng fever s got us' Mary Vlfglnla comes out seaond ln the SQIIIOI hlgh finals Dlspatch Spelllng Contest Annual goes to p1 ess tomouow IS Stat10H WHS Slgmng off Please stand by untxl I926 BUY GROCERIES AT WHOLESALE PRICES DIRECT Consumers Wholesale Supply 9E TOWNSTREET 1 th 11 f h a Sh pp gn 16W SPRUCE STREET D 1 opp h LINVILLE FURNITURE RUGS AND CARPETS STOVES AND RANGES 952 954 WEST BROAD STREET 9 T O C N T 2 . , E ' ' 3 Q I l TWO STORES 47'4 - n e eart o I e own-town o in istrict - irect y osite the Nor! Market :A' 'I I L' I Q 9 : 'l 0 IFN Agam appreclates the hberal patron age of the West Hlgh School Students and Class of I 925 and hopes the future may have the same measure of success m store for each of you as you have made It posslble for us VISIT OUR NEW HOME AT RICH AND HIGH STREETS 91 THE OCCIJ,.'T 000905 E CIDENT Geolge Handy XX hats all the noise Frank Tedrow VVould you llke to down the street go with a boy who was blmd IH one eye B C u s s 1 n s Fella tun ned the Rlta Gee No of course not Why cornel Frank Then please let me CHFIY George VS ell why all the lacket your umbrella -r about lt B1 There wasn t any corner Mr Hutchinson Wake up T D l I t om oye can Mr Mlchael In what part of Ohlo Mr Hutchinson Why HOV' the sugar beet grown'7 Gladvs Johnson Mlchlgan I never saw such dreamv John Do Vou llke Jack? eyes Zenobxa Yes and lots of It M G You nevel stayed so late DANZIOER S DEPARTMENT STORES LADIES AND MEN S l7URNlSl llNCS SHOES 97l 73 WES1 BROAD STREET nous I5 MT VERNON AVENUE COUTURIER AND HOLTON SAXOPHONES AND BAND INSTRUMENTS VEGA WASHBURN AND BACON TENOR BANJOS VEGA TRUMPETS LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF UKES lN THE CITY BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENT DEPARTMENT FRED E WORCH Propnetor 'Df- Q Ycwlifsem umm! ffke Complele Music Slove 25 East State Street l 92 T H O C . . .. 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' . an 5 n is jf Tom: I'm not asleep. , Ci ' ' YY A L?--i M. s.: H , u - rr xr ' ' , u ' l ' H l , u . sv I Q , ' - 7 7 1 v L 9 '-7 I ll V I 68 99 Cl U' , l ' Y , - Q V Y V ' , E CIDE BE A PRIVATE SECRETARY COMMERCIAL TEACHER course rs now offered at Bllss College that wnll not onIy prepare you to teach m the Hugh Schools of Ohno but w1II thoroughly quallfy you to act as prrvate secretary accountant or expert sten ographer for the Bug Business Flrms of the Country Attend the School That Is Accredlted and Chartered to Confer Degrees by the State Department of Pubhc Instructlon Instructors from Columbia Harvard Ohio State ohns H0pklnS and Oxford students of thxs school Won the Internatlonal Business Letter wrltlng Contest Made the best record ln the country m the Internatxonal O G A Shorthand Contest Employment Department conducted by a vocatlonal expert secures posltlons for all graduates Reglster for speclal summer course or for the fall term I3I EAST STATE STREET COLUMBUS OHIO MAIN 3559 CITIZEN 3339 .13 TH oc NT I OI' A . . . .V , . ,J . ,. E IDE HILI TOP 713 W T S FOX Dentlst ON THE HILLTOP 2317 WEST BROAD STREET COLUMBUS OHIO She sxxeals 'she hu nc-xex hun klvecl hw a man IX ell lent that enough to make anv gnl QXNGZIKI IEISIQ Murray comlng late to the first penod Llassj Mr INeeb Elan xou IC too QHIIX fOl the Second pEllOd ea1 esely klw 1 mtoxua mg' XX on t xou let me be a dlunkaldq Yee on condltlon that vou dont mm xoux dunks Mary Postle Qln CIVICSJ Three thou sand of the forelgners are born IH Amen Then I told hlm I dxdn t want to see hlm am more VI hat dld he do He tux ned out the llghts LUNCHES ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS MARIE ELIZABETH SI-IOPPE CIGARS AND TOBACCOS MAGAZINES 1 READY TO WEAR DRY GCODS AND NIEN S FLRNISHIINGS 2404 6 8 XXEST BROAD STREET ON THE HILLT OP T H 0 C C N T , , l l O A 0 Q I 'Y I - Il . as ' I - - - 'Y I - ' U ' . . , . 44 v - v , .., - v L , . v . .' YY ' . , . Y' - . . . D H . . 'Y - ca. --- u ' ' v , ' ' - ' , vu ' . U ', v '. . , . H , ' . ' ,, ' ' ' 7 . Q , w , .' ll . 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N..H,I.I...WH.H...H............m........,, I I ..........II..H.................................... ........,,I..H......mn......1..............-.... 1-A YV 1 J 'I lu V T I l l 1 l l i 1 U-I THI'IOL'CIDIiN'1' CITIZEN PHONE 4934 OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 to lZ.00g 1:30 to 5:00 Compliments of C F IOU I3 Optometrist IN OUR NEW LOCATION AT 0 3 0 ,J v v L ,J 4 36 EAST NI.-XIN STREET E OCCIDE Slate1 s Up To Date Pharmacy QUALITY FIRST 73 WE BROAD STREET LLTOF 2 TIZFNS 49 COAL You save money m the long run lf you buy your requirements from us Honest Welght If you wlsh our representatlve wlll call JONES 8x BENTZ COAL CO 122 N SANDUSKY ST MAIN I302 OHIO STATE 90I3 Mlss Gress What IS an encvclo ped1a Howard Shontlng Somethmg t rlde on Mlss Keln What does Rex fuglte mean Hollls Barber The kmg flees MISS Kern Make lt perfect tense by usmg has Hollls The kmg has fleas Mass Earnest Who gene the money Charles Burton CZIHQEIG Mr Neeb What happ ned to Gar field? Thelma Allen fthlnlung a !Vl'lll6, Oh he dxed Mlss Harrlngton YVhat IS a hlgh mlnded person? Lyman Zmc A tall man MISS Blalr freadlng a test paperj How does lt come that you have the parts of the plstle wrltten down but you sald the flowers had no prstleq fNo response 5 MISS Blalr Hou could you sxt on your own lap COMPLIMENTS OF AVO DALE THEATRE THE THEATRE WHERE YOU SF E THF BEST PHOTO PLAYS j FERCLSON Manager l005 VUFST BROAD STREET T T H N T A, l i 1 l 2 5 s T l H l ' 6 3 I C I , 9 3 -- - - ,Ma ll I ' : ' 0 E : ll ' .YV . ' ' as Prompt Service 3 U d 1 for the Pan-American Unidn building? . ' 1 J : rl , V- In . . 1 -- 1 ' ' Z ' E ' : KK l!! . U . . . . : 5 . . ' ' l ' . '. . ll 'er 7 ., yy 'V F. . ' , , , ' i. , 'Il 96 IE LIDE1 LEWIS SL EBRIGI-IT P L U lVl B E RS HILLTOP 2069 W I9 AJONDAIE ANEINUE Flrxt Student VVexe got 1 d ll dy who l yell now Second Student What IS 1t I ll t Student We ,que the nimu of f0lll Rueslan battleshms a QISQ boom bah 1nd then two Chmeee generals Mother icallmgj Flght o clock e1p:ht 0 clock MaltlH fsleeplyj D1d you reallx'7 Bettel tall a doLto1 M M1chaeI Ale you thewmg gum? B111 P1per Yee Q11 Mr Mlthxel Brmg It up here Bob Blogett What IS the d1star1ce between your 9318 itxalght thlllq Melvm Sfulor Dont know Bob One block Jack Hatkba1th whose VOICQ IS Chang mg went lHt0 a grocery In a deep VOICC he asked for a sack of flour Then suddenlv h1s vo1ce changmg' to a hlgh pltch he added and 1 pound of coffee Clerk fguet at the moment buey wlth mme auountmg .md mthout lookmg up! A mlllllte pleav. I tant XVdlt on both of xou at the mme tune Eva 1 Burns1de EXCLUSIVE IVIILLINFRY 2343 WEST BRO XD STRI-ET Faultlese HOSICYV Every Day Greetmg Cards I-I A U N Z GROCERY AND MEATS TWO STORES PHONJE YOUR ORDER HILLTOP l005 HILLTOP ISO 25I6 WEST BROAD STREET 2763 WEST BRO XD ST REIT Cor Broad and Terr ace f or Bro ad md Hague 1,7 T I O C T 'XI T ll - ' s : U ' ' 2 z 1 ' ll -7 1 '. , Ai 'w ' YY T : ' V -A I 4 . Y N. 4, . - - 1 O . ., - , ., . . , z ' I . . 1 - ' Q. ' . H ' 1 . . . 1 , - 1 , H v ' . a lt I Y 1 - - . -- O , I 1 4 I. ' . U 1 u I - .17 .' . . H . w ,, L . .I -. . H . t . I H , . D . C . . Bill: Oh, here's a fresh stick. HIL'-TOP 554-J . as 1 ', - ' . f 'l ' l ' Y, mv! 1 Hv1lvv ' ' , as 1 rl . . . , cc rv . . ' ' 1-- . Q , . - v , . , ll YY K ' ' u , . yy , . . S n n I 1 V. l : R' sl ' ' l nr I 1 I L y- n i, , 5.2 , . ,-.-YQ4.-1--K-V K V -W E V. , W ,-1,,., A -... fir A H I I . ' 2 J . i E ' E' ' ' 'Y Y TT '-'--1 THE OCCIDENT HOURS 8 30 I7 00 MAIN I39 I 00 5 00 DT. W. D. Bcvrcroft D E N TIS T WEST BROAD AND SANDUSKY STREETS A STRANGE CALL Contlnued from page 74 lf anyone was thele to see me enter no one was 1n Slght so I tlmldly cllmbed the steps opened the door and walked 1n It was a long dark hall at the end of Whlch was a door Wlth Enter prlnted ln large letters I thought I would never reach the door I knocked hghtly the do01 opened I went 1nto a 1a1ge room long black curtalns hung from the celhng to the H001 In the mlddle of the room was a stand and 1n one corner a chalr I Walked over and sat down I Walted and walted each mlnute gettlng more nervous and frxght ened when all at once at the farther end of the room the curtaln slowly drew back and I Jumped up looklng wlldlg. a1ound for help A woman IH a black dress and tuxban sat looklng at me Her face was long and thm her eyes were large dark p1e1c1ng ones that looked clear through TI-IE RIDERS STORES CO EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Hardware Furnlture and Electrlc FlXtUYCS 960 962 WEST BROAD S'l REET HILLTOT 236 PHONES-CITIZEN 85I8 os Sculler WHOLESALE JEWELER NEW LOCATION 35 EAST GAY STREET THIRD FLOOR COLUMBIAN BUILDING AND LOAN Bl DG 98 1 : : 1 ..: 1 r . 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I 1 : .. ,. l L 1 I in -ef-3 ' If SCHULTZ ELECTRI1 COMPANY FIXTURES LAMPS AND APPLIANCES House Wlflng a Speclalty ON THE HIILTOP HILLTOP 2341 I6 SOUTH PARK AN ENUE Mlm Mmu When do Ieaxes begm NN.1te1m.1n couldnt 'IFISWCI thc tefnh to turn El s questlon Somebodx NVIIISDQIGCI The Ruth Flafell The mght befole tc lCI'l0l IS 1 Jack .aes not 'Ihc tcachel wud Dont tell hmm, he ought to knoxx th It bw thls time I heald Iweddle won 1 Ioxmg cup the othel nlght Rf.alIx'7 He must haxc made a gl eat Dlughtel Mothel hae mv mul xmplovement smce ou1 date the othu mms Bet-7 IU ht MOth91 Daughtex you stop mmf- th it IQIIIIJIG slang Do you know sald the successful l'llLlCI'I1I1t pompouslv that I began Ilte ns a barefoot boy Mr Cole What are you gomg to b W ell a1d the shoe clelk I vsasn t when vou get out of school? hom vuth shoes on elther Harold Mason A very old man MEN S WEAR SPECIALIST ALWAYS NEW STOCKS TO SEI ECT FROM AT POPULAR PRICES TWO STORES CLOTHING FURNISHINGS HATS AND CAPS HERMAN J DAUMLER S H O P S I' O R M E N 3I EAST LONG STREET 80 NORTH THIRD STRFET Broad St Pharmacy 99I WEST BROAD STREET CITIZENS 6880 BELL HIILTOP I022 100 - V TH. OLCVIDENT in , A, M - -Dir -- -W -'Q-V 1-' f'W I Nz I Y . . . , A 7 HA WTA 1-W7 I-AW ll I ' Z U I ' ' I' ' ' ' I 4 . ' ' X H ' - , rv .V . . ' . , ' . H . g . .. I . H I . , - 3 - 5 f ' ax -2 ' ' Q z ' -' I , sv 1 1 ,I 4 , x C - y u v X ' lv - y , . ' , ' Y! 'W C 4 . 11 . ' . ' , y Z v' . ' . ,, --i-QY-F U 1 ' .' ' ' ' ' . .. H . ' ' . ' . 4 . , . L c . L. . , . . , I- A I Y ,, 'U' 'I' .. If , . . ' . 15 .. y, , . I I b --i-.li 2 . . ' an v rs ' Q 7 ' - . 1 ll a -1 I I 1 f 9 . v I H - z s ' ' . . : 3 LA V YI ' , Al 3 77 y S y ' ' . , - , Y- ' as , 44 n . . , . . . I, -: . f I ' - O I Y 1- v,-fi 1' V. I 1 . , I I . - I ffm 1' In DF CLEAN UP' PAINT UP' SAVE ONE THIRD ON YOUR PAINTS VARNISHES OR ENAMELS BY BUYING DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER FREY YENKIN PAINT COMPANY I22 NORTH SANDUSKY STREET COLUMBUS OHIO CAN MAKE X FO ANY PURPO CITIZEN 8804 BELL 'VIAIN I302 t ux the I s N llul RL 1IIw I didn t think Xhc would ob Jut so Ntunuouxlx Smith xeems to thml h s 1 Ing gun it school Hon come He Q bun fixed mx t1meQ Bob night im Bob Jim I waQ tllkmg to XOUI gul Iwt W ele you doing the talking Sule Then It xx ish t mv gill lick I vlllul Dot thi. othu night Jim W hat dld shi. ny? I Lk 1 I w 1 1 ho 4 u Two Iiwwus in 1 hot Q we One gettmz mid said You IL the big., cbt fool I oxen saw Judge Oldei ' Oldex' You seem to folget I im hele Ive come to fix thut old tub ln the kitchen Oh mdmmu Heleb the doctox t Qee the cook' FOR THE BEST IN SWEETS AND DELICIOUS ICE CREAM SODAS SEE WEBER S 2490 WEST BROAD STREET HILLTOP 3 I 7I FLOOR COVERINGS STO VES PHONE M 5887 HARRY S CEARHART FURNITURE WE BUY AND SEIL USED FURNITURE WEST BROAD STREET COLUMBLS OHIO T II IC 0 K' C I I N T Il - , ---fm - . , . 1 1 VV E I f P A I N T R ' S E - T F T inn- T F T 'TTTT II I Ht' Zl hifi' kick QV ' il - kiss , 2 -': u 1 I ' . I. , ' . u ' , - , I ,, n A I l . I ,K . . 'Z QI ' ' S ' - . il ' 'I Got XOL walt itl 1 us ' , . B. A. . , L. V. f ll.u U ' J- : ' i c': 2 ' ' z jix ' z 'as . ' 5 1 - I' Y . ' . . . . , H v . I cu, '., ',.0., V . ,lv H 'P I . ' v L ' H . . H . . T . . Tv?i1 u 4 u ,I I 1 K . : U v x Z V . J . V . is ' . 'Y U v a - J' : IA V , , - - :In ,- I .H A I : 41 , -H H I C! , vw I O ' , In - ,I v - I vs I U . . A . L . I . I I . 653 I , V- 'FAT' I 101 E DE MADDQX Tailor ALTERATIONS RFPAIRING PRESSING DRY CLEANING 951 WEST TOWN STREET GIRLS AND GHOSTS Dld vou ever stay all nlght 1n a cemetery? Nelther dld we but we expected to We started out laden Wlth blankets p1ll0WS candles dlary and last of all as much lunch as we thought four of us could eat under the clrcumstances As we marched bravely up the hill to the cemetery the whlte tomb stones loomed up Waverlng and unreal Premonltary shudders ran down our backs as the lron gate clanged shut behlnd us Establlshlng ourselves behlnd a tombstone Wlth much chatter and glggllng we l1t the candles Just then We heard the College clock Stflke acxoss the valley It was a rellef from such consclous galety to stop to count the strokes but after the sound had dled away no one was able to SNYDER SL ROI-IR STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Fresh and Cured Meats 76 WEST PARK AVENUE BELL PHONE H1LLTo 1040 UMBE HAUER FINE CANDIES AND SODAS 2386 XVEST BROAD STREET 102 T H O C C I N T Il -' O P f 'l . W . . . . .. . A, . - V 1 1 . , P :?- 'lj ' .... .-, T: 7 :Z V ' ' E DE OLL Nl 8a JAH F LOUR FEED AND COAL PURINA CHOWS A SPECIALTY 497 SOUTH CENTRA AVENUE HILLTOP 1722 CITIZEN 7786 take up the burden of conversatlon agaln The whole outdoors seemed to be wa1t1ng for the sound of our volces The darkness grew threatenlng and heavy wlth sllence Just at that moment a sudden gust blew out the candle Then mdeed the mght was full of sound an owl hooted mourn fully far away a chorus of frogs groaned ln the pond But most horrlble of all we saw a Whlte lme coming from behind the mausoleum It came certalnly surely toward us A common feellng of horror made us all look up at once A hooded face peered down from the top of our shelterlng tombstone It was a terrlble moment We screamed The Whlte ghosts who had now surrounded us began to sway back and forth They were maklng a terrlfylng sound a hlgh er1c grotesque nolse Suddenly somethmg came to us the sound was laughter And then we thought of somethmg else somethmg lmportant one of the glrls had eleven brothers and slsters WINNIFRED HENNESSY 25 Make Your Scwmgs Grow HOARDING MONEY lf ygu lock up S78 ln a box at the end of flve years you wxll have S78 INVESTING MONEY at the end of five years you wlll have S100 Worth More Every Month You Own Them 539 0 B 00 B I000 Ohlo State Savmgs Assoc1at1on 44 EAST BROAD STREET 103 T H O C C I N T ll -I 1 , L ' rl . 17 .1 Y Fl ,Q I 1 0 lf you invest S78 in one of our Savings CCYtif'qlC3tCS, Buys a 5 50 Certifrcate 78 Buys a l00 Certificate 39 uys a 5 Certificate 780 uys a Certificate . O O O I' DE AR OLDS PHARMACY REGISTERED PHARMACISTS ALWAYS IN CHARGE l359 61 WEST BROAD STREET Mr Hutchmson told of a story whlch had gone around O S U It went some th ng hke thlg Profesor My talk IS golng to be on IIITS How many of vou have read the tenth chapter? fP1act1calIy evelv hand was lalS6d I Pxofesor Good' You are the very loup to whom I wlsh to speak There IS mo tenth chapter Charles Davls Thls match wont Ilght Bob Rxshel What s the matter wlth -w Charlu I dont know It l1t alrlght 1 mmute ago Mr Magly John what does thls mean'7 Yoar brother Just called up and sald you were s1ck and wouldn t come to school today John S Why the big bum' He wasn t supposed to call untll tomorrow Mr Ieahy How d1d It happen that all you fellows get the same answer to these problems' VITEII Green Team work' Hlh School Glrl Have you Kissed Me ln the Twlllght 'I Harold Stewart It must have been the fella at the next counter I only work IU the afternoons HILLTOP ICE STATIO OWNED AND MANAGED BY j M MURPHY WE SELL ICE CREAM BUTTER MILK POP EN 7 A M 9 P 62 SOUTH TERRACE STREET ON THE HII LIOP BELL HILLTOP fI7 OHIO STATE I7I45 THE LILE S LAU DRY Put Your Ducls m Our Suds :ooo now xvesr RILII STREE1 104 T H I O C C I N T fi Y V 1-T15 . --M ' ' ll . . u U . . . . , n L I I ' s 1 ' , I ' ' ' ' , an ' - xv '. - ' U ' 1 .. .. . 7, N Y ' ,Y , , as ' A , 14 ' ' . . . . 1 . SZ' ' ' Y. . . . i I ,-xv . K 'vs i ' - , u av , : ' ' '. : ' , ' --L - rv ' L ' . as 1 ' ' - , ., 44 1 - - - - v' xv it u . L . ' u , in ,, . . . . A : ' . D!! V ' .YY I, mai it if: 3 7 9 OIT' . .-- . M. ': ,,,..-H U- YYY'-,HYATT - TYWW-TW I TTY-v-T TT Trix Tv A I IFQWW, ,W , - ,E-Y ,tm , , M -lf: . I ss . 91 UDVIPL INILNII 5 OCNFI COAI GSUPPLY C0 Coon COAL PPOIVIPT SERVICE THOVI XS XND D XNI X XNENEES HILLTOP 836 L F E-XLY Maltha that d Im Hfuold M 11th1 Petels Could xou go ovel N111 'int Cloud hud to n xxlthout hu1tI11 xouIQelf onuone xx ho dm'-nt Ll fe co lilttli, Bllguht Dont know XX hx H111II1g,, on XXI hx I neul used Flxh do Ill nIx N llglllt Uh' I me In 1 xoung., pu F011 III Q: Ita, h lttlllg 0 the b Ill forq Zenobm Benn He s hxtchmg a touch le Mlm 1 ememe down Iwenchj 'Nl Iflowel I Qome one spefxlxln Jane Bulkalt fslghlngj Oh I wleh h .7 the Lold had made me a man In UL Bob RIshe1 He dId Im the m In' M1 INQLII The nxme stilts wlth the GLoIg'I1 Bulk ICILHCIIIJIIU. IIOIZICL Inst latte-I III tha Ilphxbet G1 CLIN I I don t know wh It 'ldjutlxe B111 P11111 kd Im to expzess It N11 'Nlub Oh mx no' Not the flrRt Mr Neeb Well Illdll It mln' HAROLD EPTUN B A R B F R S H O P LADIES HAIR BOBBINIG A SPECIAILTI LORINER TOWNI NND XX ONDALF IU1 T ll F1 0 l' C' I ll If X T If? i 'Y f YD '77 ' W. . , 7,547 YK- ii- .11 li I I I - , , : - I . . .. . I I I I I v .1 4 4 , 4 o I I - x I ' l , I , 1- : : I : : .I 1 I I I I I ' I N' ' 1 . 'gc 'I : It's z ' fl d . . ,, - . 1 4 - II 1 ' ' 53 3 , S I ' E- -s 1 E. ' ' f : I' ' ' '. ' j. Miss z ft 1 ' j ' ' 2 ' 1: . any ' Q hte. ---Y-13 ,II-uw: . -1 1 ' - l 'z za : Whz 0 ' I1 son. z .Y! --1-Lvl-iTiTT '. I . u I. . ' . , - . , , I, ' ' ' IICISIQ 3Iu1'1'z1y ' z g z ' In .. . x ' . II - 1 ' ' S I, 1 Q ' . 11 I M l l' x.H '. . H ' I , 'v -'illi h- 5-Q , v xl , 44 1 1 . L . D, ' I - 'Z -- IAI..' ' ,I . I 1.5. , I ' I: 2 1 .ll . , . . sn I , . I . ',. ' . ' ' ,I- U Q I' ,' .,. ' 77 . I, . If 4 A' L5 1 ,' II , - I II , Il ' ' . - . , . . . Il i i4 1-T I I I o o 0,0 , I 1 4 o 0 0 I 2 I we K EEE e I I I I I -A I I I I 1 I I I I I I 4 1 1 , 1 I I , I 1 . I I ' - I r I ' ' I HI DEIN H L SMITH MILLINERY 628 WEST BROAD STREET BELL MAIN 5 I 26 CITIZEIN 7036 B111 Plper Un hlstolyj Sllxer had been out of busmess smce 1826 MISS HdlFIHgtOH Vihy IS a youn pelson '1 bettel salesman than an old one? Challes FIOIIO You cant teach '1 old dog new tucks Mr Ixeeb Xvlth what Roman olliclal did Jackson compale hlD1SQlf9 Malcolm Iefferles The Pore' M1 Cxomu VVhat IS a titelplllaro Pupll An upholstered worm Mlss Vluth If I sald I was beautl ful what tense would It bc Sophomoz e Past BIISS Blau Dolby whe1e have you been'7 Charles Dolby I we been slck I had a headache Mlss Blau VS ell Johnston where were you? Bob Johnston I was YWlth h1m' Charles FIOTIO When I rlde on an elexatol It makes me feel l1ke mv sto m nch IS whele my head ought to be Campbell 5 Pharmacy... THE HY PURE STORE PRESCRIPTIONS ICE CREAM NUNNALLY S CHOCOLATES HBDD A Good Place for Dad Mother and the Chlldren To Have Then' I-lalr Trlmmecl 2350 WEST BROAD STREET ON THE HILLTOF 106 T . O C C I ' T fl l E - A as-A ,, 'E I l l 1 I o o I f s I , Y I ' 1 lf ' T' T , T l'r . . . . I l H . v . v ,. . . U . . . . . , . . 1 ., - L' A ,- , -H , A x , - I U w , , n vs l T ' ' A - I . . t i . ' U , . 0' ' C' . . ' ' .. ac . . . c . . , 77 !7 . N .' 1 an r C n w . Y: aa v , ' 7 ,' Y! Y! ' . ' .. H ' . i 0 7 7 Y . u ' , ', , , ry ' . - . . ' H . H , H ' ' , KL I 77 Q . . .- . --- ? 1iil- ' . H ' . . .. H ' .. . ' 'V . ' ' Q 1 I . 4. . Y , C I ' ' , u sv , - , H . . 1 . . 1. Y : I 8 6 1 9 l I 1 I v 1- 'I Ig I 1 l l I C O . r , 1 1 . . . ' l . gl 'I I BELL PHONE HILLTOP 909 XX 'VI C XLL PXTTERNS CUSSINS SL I-IARTSOUGH DE XLERS IN DRY GOODS NOTIONS SHOES FURNISHINGS 2338 WEST BRO-XD STREET COLLMBLS OHIO GRANT S BARBER SHOP I332 XVEST BROAD STRFET HAIR CUT 25 CENTS SH-XVE 20 CENTS XLL TONICS I5 CENTS COME IN AND GET A HOIVIERUN Sl 00 CLYDE GR XINT I e Blumer Scwtam Packmg Company COLUMBUS OHIO I0 TIE OCVIIJEXT I .I z - I . c f .f I .- II I I , . . A I 9 XVHERE QUALITY IS HIGHER THAN PRICE . I , , p' ,MANY ,Y-V ,YH 5117- i-I I I I I I1 I O f I ' I I 'fa I I I R R DON-Xl DSON BFIL VIAIN 6968 LITIZEN 9361 Denton 6? Donaldson 11 1111111.15 QJNN1. shwrs KNOWN FOR SERVICE 318 EAST TOXVN STREET 108 T T II 11: 0 C c'1 D111 N T 1. R. DENTON T1LLEP11oNE5 TF ., -. 7' ' Q , f-wx 5 -' 1 .h ' 1 P65 0