West High School - Occident Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1926 volume:

THE QCCIDENT WEST HIGH SQHQOL COl-L'MBUS, OHIO IL NI COX1'x1ENCEX1I:NT NL N1bKR ' Y f IUNM , -, . -- Y 4 v ' ' N A ,um XXI '1w'.W:U.m fu ffm my., W X 5. H 'XL II Nvltb deep E1ppYCClE1tlOIl of our debt to the present members of the orlglnal Faculh Mr Magly NIISS Flowers We the Class of Nrneteen Twenty SIX ratefully dedlcate to them tbls Qommeneement Number of THE OCCIDENT and Miss Earnest. O' ' . Z . - N v L IL 11101 If uultx SMH Suuou Sn ips Illllllllx Sophonmu 1'16NhfT1LI1 Sex enth U Alurum -XLlt02.fl xph I llel ux -Xthletlu katlx ltll S L1 ll TENTS 1 I4 lghth C1111 x l L J N H u mm -5u1Xt1Il ememw 'Q 111 8 1141 De 1' 'z ' 1 T u - 1- 1 11 es-T .' ' ' 8-SP .' 1 ' 1 10-IIS 1- 1 , 1 zzsu, 35, so . ' 40-41 Q 'es 1 1 1 ,,,, 42-421 ' ' 3 f 1111 1 11 11 1 1 -14-45 .' ' 1 11 1' f 21 vs 1 11 ,,,, 46-47 - ' . . 1 1 48-19 . 'z Q 1 1. 1 1 .1 1 50 g Q 1 1 11 1 11111 51-54, 56-sea A ' 1 1 11 1 1 61-65 A - ' Wg 11 1 111 GG-75 fo 2 75 I'Imlito1'iul 77-73 Fel Lett 11' I ay' T9-345 . f Y 1 pa- . 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'1'1 SE ORS TO Tl-IE GRADUATING CLASS 4-1--gx OORINIC ox ei the ioll ot the Class ot 76 I find that ox 61 thiee fifths haxe been undei mx mstiuttlon and manx more aie E Vg-Vg knovxn to me It these ale ieplesentatlve ot the entire class hyd! all ot xou max xx ell be pioud oi membership in it It xxlll go doxxn in the histoix ot Xl est as one ot the outstanding and xx ell belox ed classes I count mx sell toitunate in tlosing mx xx oik ln the sthools xxith the ietollettion tiesn in mx mind ot boxs and gills vxith xxhom I tound xxoilx ilxx axs a pleasure I shall iememhel xou as tioxx ding gailx lnto Room II settling doxxn quitklx and elhclentlx to the task in hand iolloxxing xx ith eagel inteiest the pathQ xxe tound togethei loiteiing iol a last xx oi d xx hen the bell sound d the end oi the pe11od I Lhlnlx ot xou noxx as going toith t1 om the sate and intimate tontatts temperament modihed somevx hat undei the guidance ot xoui palents and teacheis It onlx xou1 xears in sthool haxe developed in xou a sense ot xalues xxhith vxill become tiuei xxith the passing of time so that xou max leain to distinguish betxx een xx hat is theap and tommon and xxhat is xx Ol th xx hile and nne xou vxill find a muh stole on all sides axx aiting xou Lite ls a gif it adxentuie ind the poet t lls onlx palt ot the tiuth xxhen he saxs Iheie s a fl1IllllIX that shipes oui tllds Rough hexx them hoxx xxe xxill It lits laigelx vxith xou to tashion the ends and that ls xx hx lite holds out suth a splendid challenge Ihat each one ot xou max L0l1tIlbL1t9 his KIIQUHCIIXQ seixite to the common good and find happx satisfaction ln xx hat ex ei xou max undeitalxe I hope xou xx1ll leain to think honestlx to choose xxiselx and to att touiageouslx Oui aflettlonate intel st xxlll tolloxx xou ilxxaxs Al xu. I Vx IRTH refs. ' A I1 . ' ' . ' 'L 'v - . - , 'iw V' V , . . g .A C ,l . . . e, 2 -4 .vnu s 1 kv ' kv 4 1 4 Av 7 g L1 . I v A- 1 I L' . , L. - . I- 4 ' - , xv 4 S ' 4 y ' v' -' D . 1. of high school, equipped with your natural heritage of intelligence and I Y . ' nw V l 4 . I xv 1 1 ' A1 4 v K Q - , v' , ' 1 1 v. 4 hfkv- ' , 'w , ly I xv 'kv 4 - 52 . v 1 2 8 L1 t- . - ' - v xx. .va-: H , 'S A ' Y' ' I. . Lx 2 ,S . , K., . . Q .' 'Y - . K- . K- - 1 f Y -v v' 1 - ' K- A . L '.k' 4 '. , 11 K' 'l 1 4 I 4 . Q . 'env 1. ' 1 Q E OC DENT EDWIN BARNES Oxchestra E'-.panohsmo huen Dom 1no Outlook College l chwrful :any opml r-ounlrnmrrr HOLLI9 W BARBLR Junior EXOCUYIVL Committee Annull Staff P6 Oclcldent Staff Z6 I Latin Club Quaestm Consul 26 Creen Domxno Hx Y RCIIIOSBHIII tive nt Lame Outlook Ohm btule Unlursxly eltberatrs ruth raulum but nz-tx nzlh deczsum mvldu 1: nth mauousmxx of oppoxrs ll th jnnnuss R01 M BENJAMIN lim: Ebpanollsmo H1Y Rarlmn Club Outlook Night School H11119 murh and -:una l1HIf fl nur' cumbmalmn lxENNE'IH BABBS Iunny Outlook Ohm Stal: Ilnnunty lo Ihr 1101111 hr nun an mrmrfnf Iool f ILNN R AISPI lim' oothxll I o Oullool Ohio Stull Ulllvuslh 1 lr I nal n N ul: IRFDLRICR ROBERI APEL Iwfdrly A at S11 Lalm Club HIE Rumn Club Inu rmrfof lun: FHFIMA B ANSII 111111114 All at Sea Lulylllti the Club Mxxul uzutet Ldtm Cluh Iwpano- lwmo Kleen Domino flfl Ruuus Rx-ulmn Club Outlook BUSIHLNS Collmgm Sh: flu :nuahst 0 all smgnx DUUI IAS ARMBRUSI lmuq up :mm ha-: hw Vuulf u lunnxlu m hm T H C I ' ' ' ' D . ' . .' I , l . 'ZA 2 G lf, '21, '25, 'LIG. lfll f .',' my :rn I fwfr. ll' S15 , 1 '-': al' Q ' : L : ' ' 1 : In ,'-, I -of f Outlook-Ohio State University. I1'1 '. I . '. .' , nd ' h ' ' lad ' . ', '25: .' , D . . I. I l. 12 E OCCIDEI MARK ARFI' I'VI'lNN HRH IxI'R lmnth I uh FQANIIIII l num. Modus! and xuupl: and suuf 1' 1 Inu hip: ut Insult IOIIN BRONX NINK ilaw. Play All .lt Sen Iuven llummn Outlook Ohm Stats llIIlXllNllX O11 Hn slum hv nu-4 nufuml :umplf afzrllrrfl DANIPI S BUNNILR Imn .un Play rl S Sf-nun Bmx altct Ia III K lub Clun Donunu H1 X Ranlmn Club Outlook Ohm Slate Unnu :tx Ima nuntrl ul In-1 alruf flvnumxllulmn r r-L jzrmra nun! qfhlmf Ju-:I :I-s Ihr' orfaruon I XRLONN In BRX ANI I :Hunt Xnnual Staff h Ouulmnt Staff b All at Sea HI Y Outlook Ohio Stan Unnuuty uI1u Lum: Inu: lalnl um IIAROI D HI- I Si H ul Annual 'Stuff h Ounlcnt Niall' h Hx Y R:-ullun C lub Outlook Ohm SIBIL llnner ltx llhat his mind run:-flux Ins hum! hm Nays IOHN XV BISHOP 'lnnufal Stuff h Occlllmlmt Staff h l'.l1-'ctuuan All at Sea HI X Rulnn Fluh Outluuk Oh1oNtntt Lnluxsltx uf 1 me um Il-8 um and la.-1 taurulx VIRC INIA I BO5lWICK :nam Annual Staff Ph Occltltnt Staff 6 I at Sta E'4ll3H0lINfT'I0 f nl Rev lu N Rafllon Club Outlook Ofhee Tlalnmy. Qc-hool I or all flml tucrr 1-4 N hu nafun nomic NIURIEI -XUVLRC NE BI XIR lthtstla I'Nll8YIllll mn I ll suxew Outlool Ohm State Unnmnxtx T H NI T y , . A Int.. H K. '.:.: 1 K.. '.2.: .- ' S .'Z': ' .' .'2': '- . .' : '-': :H Tr- A In I' ' 'IL I' ' I' I I .. 'H , lf, ' S .'L.': ' S' .'2': Al C' 3 -Lu: . : I O S C Ln: IJ 'S : Q' 'l Rv- , Flu' is ll ll'I1m0m1'. uw 1' II1i1lg,. l. : F ' 'l 'l' Gil' Rt-- 'h' . '.' ' IL Cl' ' Z All -t Iva: .' ' ' Qu :.t' ' :l - ': ul .A- fl' . 1u --- . rf' 13 L OCCIDE WH LIAM E CHINN Hr a.-seball 4 Captain '91 Basketball 4 I ootlmll Outlook Wolk l bold bad man' Fl 'IA ALICE. CA'l HEL Iabc at Sea Eulydlre flu. Club L Gnl Resuves Outlook School of Cosmchcmn lmu x .nvythc shall reap lull hllm on f 14 Nzmlmhf 801111 flnd Ihr munyr' Inn MARX IANL CI EVLNK ER Ifzllze I nl RLWCIVBN Outlook Elliott Imhel School To lnou he: was to lore hm lnrl Inu hut hm forum El IIABETH CR-Xll lfaflu Al At ea smnullsmo I l Resumes Rudlon Club Oullook Ofhce llalnlny., Slhool 0 mul flu: Ill: ll plraxant ilzaurh un x-url: ae nun MARX IANL BURKHARDI ,Ulu Orchostla Espanolwmo lumen Dum :no G1rlRcqerve-L Outlook 0hlo Slah UnlX9l'ill.V llmdx cannot rf ,nf-N la v mtnnzfr suavfflesx ONA HU'l Ll- R Cla-s Plav Euxydlce flu, Club 0 Lhestla Lspanollsmo lu n Dommo C111 Resuvu Outlook Ohio State Unlvelsltv I urmld applaud Ihr: to the wry ez-ho That .should applaud rmam 101' BUTLER Three Pulls xn a Bottk Orchestna Efapanollsmo Pxemdent Kreen Domino Curl Resuvu Radmn Cluh Outlook Ohm State Unnelmtv To flume who lnuu Uwe not o :lords run pam! HOMER BUSICK ootball Cap iam 4 Outlook Denison Ilnnenwtx lonu om' rome' all lhur 1001 ehall Hy T H ' N T 4 . I . - H PVC.. t ' ,.l' . . 1' ' - I 1 ,': - i-- : r- ' 3 3 l. : 'J ' 3 I'-u ' . l' .' v , , 11 ' ' 1 ' W : 1 V , '22, 1521, '2l. '232 - - H, , 1 From ifxilfrna 'IllNl'., ul: som: oxll. I ' . . . 'll ' W 3 B . 'Z , '25, '26: ' , '-fg , 'Z , '25, 'Z63 ' . '24. '25. All U : ' ' I-1 ' . '25- ,.- ,, , -A Ay- , v hh . l ' S 3 l.. : Esl' 3 iir H' ' ,1.f. IH' . - r I'd. x . 1-1 E OCCIDE M-XRX X DAOOD In Annuul Staff l Ounlent Sta F lycllce K lu lluh Plench Fluh I lu n Domino I nl RLQEIVLQ Ranlunn Klub Outluok Ofhu lnamm School I vmulrlll aml unod mzevr une lu: daily 1 mn pn H1071 II SS IDI' NNIN lftttn Club H1 Y Radnor: Outlook Ohm Stan Ullltelklly Nou hu I hull: mn and nu AIIONISO L lJl'Vl'R Annual Stall' unlent Stn Vlcc II9Nlll1 1 :sen Domino lounq and unluuul lx 'lllf lfrenllu auun ft Ill: lullullv-c uv mmdrn rlunnn. l PSIER DP N1 ON ed: lll nn f Play Outlook Ohm Statc Lnntl x r 9111 new u 1 y 4 ll In rl mlllmnaur Club es NIIRI VVI tbNl:,Vll:.Vl'. CRITEQ Ieunu All at Sta Euryullu. flee Club Ou lonk St Iukt Q Hospital flux land Ohm l nu uood natun wpazltlw ur he: rum ARRIE LOUIbE CROMWEI I lou. Occldent Staff P6 Eulydlce I lee Club Espanulnsmn 1 teen Domtno t url Reserves Outlook Ofhce Tlamlm. School l rlpplf of rlmlpluz lhal dancmq mtrt Hu tht mutex of a pnrltu mouth 1 HARI hS W DAVIS Jen lug All at bla Green Dnmmn Outlook Ohm Stan Umvusntv lla .-1 a jollu amd lvllou GALE H DAUI PON Outlook Ohno State Unncusntv Ill be nlmrrl and ylad Ill bf' 'md fm nobody T H N T t - . . . . ' , T '- C ' ' ' ,. , ' '.' 1 in ' . . ' , . -I I ' A .' ' . ffl: .' lf, 'ZHQ .u' '- i-- ' : : L : .' ' ' 1 '- : ' . ' l s A' ,l . , . .' . I I Trd . I . '26: 0 ' S ff. '26: l. ' '- 'nt: I ' . IIN 'l -V 1 - -' l' 1 - . I. ' 1. ' . I, El ' 1 . 'lass ': l.. - ' .' X ' --sity. If .' ' - '1 1- oldrn, ll 1- ' ' , , 15 I' OLCIDE SYI VIA f LRI IN llYhR Bobby Annual Staff h Ocullent Stall' All at Stu Three. Pulls ln Bolilc- 0lLhl'StlR 93 ElllydlCE C loe- lluh l nun Domlno Gul Rt sun-. Raulmn Club Outlook Ohm State Umvemuty Thus fan sunt ynl 111th 8llll1Ill haml und r'h4r'ljul hunt 1.s Irmmuu hRAl DINI- S ELLIOI1 lvnu JUIIIUI flaw 'I ILHSUIPI Snnmr Emtu lIVt tommtltee Occlrlent. Staff 6 tlass Play qtnmn Pmcc 'I lens 1 u ESIl3H0llSmO Vue Pau: :ltnt h Gul Rc-sute-4 Sec-utaxw Zh Green Domino Radmn Club Outlook Ohm State Unnel-utx r lmalnnxx I mln lmu lnlzl ull: xnulad fm nu Hl'll'N I- ll A fat S44 Iwmumlnslno Kwon Dom: o ful Rc-suv:-. Outlook Ohm Stain Unnusltx Sh: suns u tllmz-:und gllfu-.Saul fhllliflx IARI' Nth I PMRII Il lnven Iltrhlllltl H X Outlook Ohm Statn IJHIXIINIIX I ls lull ol luluuf fn. or lnulnmx IHOMAS A IJOX l l lon: All at Sea l:.'-zpanollsnm funn Domino Outlook Ohm State IIIIIXQINIIV 1 wpmllmg url and nrrfshzng pn s nnlify ll l 1 ll CHARI LS V5 IJOILR hu:- Annu tl Stall' 6 Ouulmnt Staff h Clasx Plz-lv All at Sed fran Dom mo H1 X Radmn Club Outlook Ohm Slatn Ilnltelxxtx Thmqs Hull nl: ollnm n III 1: stills' um IIIIABLIH I DRUMM Annual Staff h Ouultnt Staff aim Club Outlook Ohm Slate lll'llXlliIlN I fl I fl llll 1 'T ll ll Nfl ll nlurl MARTHA DUNANILNI Ilunnw Annual Stall' 6 Ouultnt Staff A at Sea Mixed Qudlllf Eurgtllct Glu Club I I ztm Club Consul C :ten Dommo t nl Reselxe Outlook Ohm Unnemltv lnfl 1IlfIll8 lmx wlzr mumf mo an I ruth 1 n hull sl 1ll to sum T H J ' N T -' I Q- Zr l l . ll'fl.I,. 'r' -' ' --- .-o ' :1l'1' iff' aiu '1'll. V ,'.' 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INIA LEE I RAII' I I n Ill -XII at Yea Euxylllu f lu Clulr I lean Domxno I ul Resuus Rfuhon Club Outlook Ohm Stats' Unnu ux Full xlvnfler sfluuflzl I1 :th all ilu glans hh -:I HXRRIPII' lx PINIIFR lluppy llol O ulllnl Staff h XII at Sea I'lll5lllKt em I uh Iaun Klub Punto: C lven Domino Outlook Ohlo Stale Unner llw Snula uns hu lun Howl 'Nlllll lu: molto AVI lIl'lCII lule HI X RdllIllIl Club Outlook Ohm Sluts Uunu ity lllu 11 nu, u 1 e man PII R I I- ILH lflcffrh Annua all' Ouulzni Sta IM ln Club H1 Y Oullook Ohio Stain llIIIXiINltX KHARI lab V I I ORIO lhud al SLR K olf I h lwpanollsmo Phan IS rmllunu lu unmet 110 T H N T 'H' I I ' '. I h, 3 1--' - .' .'2':f .' 12 Cl - 'I ::'I. : . ' ' 'Q .lIfI,l. - I. 4 I ' ER. . .lln'l'. -' ' us fl ' uslufm rf Hu' tru, RAI. . I , I ' ER ' ISI' .'261 ' . fl'.'2l'iI IP: t' ' : '- . Quirl, :'4'mr1'1'rI and Sfllflillll-'C is hr. All fl 2 I , 'Zw '2': If ' f, I ' ' ' . ' ' , . ' .,., I l '. . ' ' .I 'I ' . 1'-' I A v - . 'uf L : Lal' 'llbz l ' ' : Iirl I I 'y 17 F OC DEINT Rll X ANNE. 11-1 Spzlv Class, Wxll Sumo: Execulnc Commit Lee Iumor Lxncutxve Commlttcx Annual Staff 6 Occxdmt Staff 25 6 Eulylllce Glee Club Vu-1 Plesldent L Eqpanolxsmo Green Dommo Gul RENEIVES Radlon Club 11111 those 11 ho pamt thee tuwsf jnawc Huff- 111021 HARRIEI l E CIII Ilup L C :een Domino Outlook Ohm Stab, Uunu-115 qllerfrzems ls lun and 111n1,U1r-hd raw MARX IOUISE CHENI Latm Club C mon Uommo Outlook Ohm State Unnu-.nh On ulfh fhe dance' Ir! Jovi lu' unc-on jmrd CHANDLER A I IBSON 1 zbbu Annual Qtalf 6 Ocufknt bt:-xfl' h Espanollsmo Hx X Outlook Ohxo Stale Unnmsnly I'he1r was a uoulh and ll ufll loud youth 18 0 ROC LR I XBI I' 1.00 .1 nnunl Staff lm Ocualcnl Stuff at ea Sm um Bow- flulllll '111n Club 'I X Sour-ian L ulel Iitllllllfl Lluh Outlook Ohm Stun Unnuntg -lll thc II01ld I8 Il stays When farh. man must play a pm! H s fh lou: Q HEI EN IAIIFN 7om1ny 1 at Sera uxylue flu u latin Lluh I run Domino I nl Re- Nel VQN Outlook Ohm Stale IIYIIXLINIIQ Sh: is all so fm: and splfmlul IDYIHILCAIILN Iu- at bm huzydnu Glee L uh e-.lla lwpanollsmo Kncen Domino K nl R4 Quvee Outlook Olhmc IVMIYIIIIL, School 1111 swf ul 11 111-cv xl: rl In 1 Hu :url MARX If I IIABFTH CAVER Betty at Sli-'l. Inulydlu I he lluh pflnollmmo I men IJUITIIIHL Girl Re- suvxs Rndlon Club Outlook MUSIC bchool lIa1n1o1111 1l1fh awry jllflfl' T H . C I Y . 1 If .1 ' A X ' .' , '2'g - , .' , 'lfiz All Sz: .'-I ,'.' z : L. ' ' 2 I i- ' Ce ' : g'-'l'l'-us- i-'. 1' 4 A 4 ' ill . I-:Clh2 L g 5 ,. . I . all All 3 ' ' ' ' 'l : Ur- ch JL : 1: 1 In a A ' ,' MII , ', 1 jill!! L ' If . All ' l. : 'H li' f.: Es- .. , ,2.: I . , . .- l, : ' ' : I' ' . . , '2 : ' ' . 'ZJZ L 0 IDLNIT MIIDRLD MXN HXI I Ihllu L Latin I ub Outlook Ohlo State Ulmer-.lty Tw a lool a vm-e That mains slmpllrlly a man -XI ILL R HAINLS lfxench Club GIELH Domino Outlook Ohm Qtate UIIIVCISIU he the muxu- 1ollcrl on Nha dam-ed und dunrcd nzlhoul 1 :nun M1071 DEAN HAND Espannlnsmo Outlook Ohm Stats. Unnusxty Ou then onn nnrsha modvst mln are dumb NINA B HARN All at Sul Glrl RL eues Rfullun Llub Outlook UDIVLFSILY Pau as a star llhln only om L8 xhmmg m the xl 11 L-XIHI-RINL 'NIAX flllll XND lluu Claw Pnonhecy Annual Stuff 4 O cugnt Staff h u ea Pun 1 ilu- I lam 1 th I ul Ruuwts Outlook Ohlo State LllINlINllV Nh: uofltad and played null: ull lun nrlqhf H eznutluno north u ul: C EORK l:. W KOODRILH Goody ass Will ILQIIBYIOII'-IIIIO Outlook Alflillnllh In Builnus Qmhool llm xlulmq rlmruchfl and mduxhll lull 1: u nur lo: A XIII I I XM KUNNINI Ia oothall flllu: 1 nhl: I uunfu ESIHLR AI ILL I UXLR OICht'4tlH Eulvdlu llc-L Lluh C lrl Rcitrxes Outlook Anderson Semmuy lan hnuxelr uould lay down hu 1:11:41 ln lun: I-sfher at fha pmnu T H ' C C ' I 'I 'l....' 'h ' '... . ,.: -' , I,- 'l' C . '2': All tS 2 lj'- llif' if flub: I. 1 , t' fll 1 Cl : I. : '. '. . wi : .I .' ' lim. A ' I . f I I l ll l . '21 'ZZZL Outlook Ohiu Stutv Uuivvrsity. l'fl 1' lL'o'I.' ' 'a ' 'I fo. ' '. ': 2' ' : I. 3 , ' 1 ' . ,. . 'V l .. H: - Tl t . . . 'C Al I. : ' . 19 F OCCIDE HLI EN IOUISL HLNRY Bula L Espanollsmo Gul Ruuves Outlook Ohlo State Unnerslty 4 rulzd uere he: locks and golden RUTH E HESSENAUER uf benmx Class Tleasurex Annual btalf Occxdent Staff 6 Junnn ance benlon lance Shenandoah L Latin Club Espanohsmo inemn Domxno Gul RESBIVES Radlon Club Outlook Ohio State Umverslty Whe has pmvad herself uozthy of our hzghest trust IfRANk S HIMEBROOK Class Hlstoly Edltox ln Chlef Annual 6 Edlfbl ln Chief Occldent Electrlclan Class Play All at Sea Shenandoah L Latm Club Quaes tor 25 Gleen Domino H1 Y Vlce President Radlon Club Outlook Ohlo State UHIVEISIQY But H6101 was there a youth. of hm df glee So much esteemed so uvll beloved as lu MARY VIRGINIA HEWITT 1 l Class History Qemox Class Suxetaxy Junlox Executlvv. Commlttee Annual Staff Z5 ASSOCIHIE Edltor Occldent Staff Z5 Assocxate Ednom P6 Class Play Junxol I'arce I hspz-mohsmo Secretary Kleen Dnmlno Gxrl Reserves Radlon Club Outlook Ohlo Wesleyan UDIVETQIIQ ln mborn man that nothmg Iurlui OV' culture or applzanve The ummfh of qemal fozuhful The rnlm oy ml! 111111111-1 WLNDLLI L HARRIMAN umm, Orchestra Oulloolx Ohio Stale Unnu-ails lujuxz hu: ILIIIIIIIIOII and lu eoulrlnt hr ua! DORIS I:. IIAIHAVSAN at ca 1 1 I ur lilll Domino I Ruux Oullnolx Ohm Stair' LY'llXflSlIy Ch: shnls vm uffeatnnl-. ann mm: ELMLR 1 Hu1'.NBhRc..R lmqy Outlook Ofhee lnalnlnv. bchool li 1lI1Nl'I1f uf Il not xaymm murh 1110141 flu 4-rzmplf gullfllsx lluleh FLDORIS HAI HANK AY Ia ln Klub Cul Re enee Ouilnol Ofhu llmnln bchonl Home Ilrl nmrlrwt lnols xuul ns ll prznumsa T H I N T All ' S' : Euryli-e Glu- 'l l 3 I, g GW' ' 3 lirl ', es. Ln: .1' ' : 1 s 'Y Blue' zvcre hm' cues and 8IllilI7'lg.' I . 1, A '26: ' I 'z : ' 3 F ' : f ' ' ' ' : . : ,2.: L. - .' ' . , ,265 I - Me' 'rl' ' , : ' 1 'em t . ' I ' ,'24.:':7' 3 20 E OCCIDE CI EVILNI' l' INNRLI' P I vmruf Annual Nuff 4 Ocucluxl Stuff h A at Sui H1 Y Radu n C ub Outlonl Ohm Stan Unlxel nw luul und unuhfnmnc Inl h flvlw Hun Juxl tlw .warm 1 I -XDYS N IOHNSUN I omt' llav Hlhtlll, lunmn UAW Nuutmy Ocm ulent btaff 1 eu Eulycllcm f lee Club I lutln Club Ae lle h I :ein Dummu ful Re -.elves Radlon Club Outlook Colluze Nlu' fullwri wh: .wmnlul Um lumix lnrlurlld AVN RILNLE W JOHNSON Jarl I lun Domino lu um: ' Tlu Hmlflx I flood pldrf XNNA RUIH IONILN Ilan Valefllctolmn Semm lLXllllllVl Com mutter. Annual Staff h Ocuch nt Stall' h All at Sex LUlVlllL9 Glu' u r Iuiln Club Punto: F IIHYIOIIQIIIO Cn-in Domino I ul senu Rncllon Club Send:-nx Outlook Ohm State Unwemlty Thou haul u mmd Ihuf surlx lV1fh thnx thu 1111: and oulualrl chu: urtr: DOROFHY HORTON lol Orchestra E-apanohsmu lrgen Domino Radmn Club Outlook Ohm btate UHIXCISIIQ lnd lhf' brightest lllllf' tuznklz ll hln a iunnu thmq or:-unul luri the lrghtwt llffle fmlle Ur n lrluqh you eu: hfald VIRf INIA HOLI Is1'LR funny Lcldmnt Staff Zh f 1 S a Pun rllu I lu: ub Iatln I ub I lllll Domino ful Rueues Raullun Club Outlook Ohm State Unnu lty 1 ll III? H at an ulm :mu ur hz: xfuy NIXRX Ll IINBLIH HIINI ,ally Ewqmnollsnm ful Ruenes Ra rlmn Club Outlook Colll gn 1 al we :I 1 bn uho 1-zu have 1 ppm: w ol Hn In rl llrhl 1 1 EI IIXBLIH HUMPHREA l4Hv1 Euxydxcc flu Club I I :een Dom mo ful Rv-uves Outlook Mann BUNIHQHBN School NIH flax in plvasanlf uw fl ylrunr ol 'ULN shun T H N T 1 ' ' O I , ' D : Ili: - : : D- O-'- .' Xll:t.'e: lg'- I- .CI : 'I. : .' ' IIA: .lid .r M I u-1 ' -lo sh . . ' '.',f I , l. : , 3 2 - Sh' I .'., shr' 'l!l'lll8, at ' 1 Th' ' I' ' Wy? AA .'-h,'2xi: A-'- .'2': ll .'-1 '- 3 'u 'l , 1 A A '-'Q 4 1: A . ' 'rm Anna. S 2 fi' 0:51 1--' Q -- L. ' ' ' . .' .- L : l - ' . wi. ---ya - V-' 1, '. I ,Q 1 QL' .' . :Z': .' I: 7 Z, A- Cll: l. : , ' ': ,s- '. : I ' 3 l Re- 21 E OCCIDE MARY IEANNL lxLNl:.Rll lx Cla-s Huston Latin I lub a panoln-mo Outlook Ohm Qtatc UIIIVGISHW bueel lhe plrnxura of lnoumy hu NORMAN C' KINLR Nm hrecn Dommo H1 Y Radlon Cluh Outlook Ohlo State Umvexmt raw: fmm a frund 01 censulv from ol Ar: loxt on lwazels lhat hm muzts 171011 ROBERT lxUNKhI Hob Annual Staff P6 Ocudmnt Staff h Outlook Work Our' who to ,lIlll8l'lf as truv And thcrfrou must bc' so to 11011 DOROI HY HERNICL RNLI I ER ful E'-panollsmo ful Ru-uvu Outlook Bllsi Collvm. She him a mllam llllllllfll of mamu: find u rhalartrl lull dmmplnurl SEVII I A B RADERI X Ihllv Espanoln-mu Outlook N1 rmal School IIN :muh If-'4 u plfnxun fo ull lu fncndx ILDNA R KEEILR Iionla Annual btah' h Ounlent Stuff h .1 at Sea Neue any x pannhxmo hnl Rmservu Raelnon C lub Outlook Ohio Unlvmslty Ilzru S Hu -:uc Imnmr nmw All! illllfl CI EO HAI PNA REI I LR 1' All at Sta Eulydlce Clee Club E IIBTIOIISITIO Clrl Reemves Outlook Ofhce Tnalmny, qchool To fepral or hr: 18 to oft qoofl humozfd I IOYD I KEMPER lu mp Annual Staff 6 Occldent Staff h aw Play All at SLA L I.-xtm Club Fxeen Domino H1 Y Rafllon Club lluc anno: the lightest Hua wuold fhr rl: lhxi llm affarl mmf nlvntlvw T H N T . - , - , .5 ,l. . '.2.: L. ,.2.: 'Xll - . Z l: .' K ' . 'ZGZ . ' .I ' , . ' Fl, C' : ' ' 1 3 S- ' . '2 : ' . '2': Cl : - ,, Z... ..: I..- Outlook-Ohio Stale University. I g. ..L..: V. , : EA,- -. ' 'nm fm . . y. I' 'r ' 'J V ' ' Q u f ' . . ,. -. ,- , 1 ,.,. ,- . , .IA I ' 3 F- HL. 22 I' LIDE ALICE MARIE McC'Rl' XRX I':hl: lfunch Club Outlook Ofhcc lxduung, bahool Demurs' an :uunnn but UI lnoululqt strrmq HARRX A M41 ONlxl' X l:.apanoln-mo HI Y Radlon C uh Outlook Ohm State Unnusntg Ile mtv: lallnd but that he :und som: llnny GEORGE H MACKLY Ulu-It Class Play All at ben Green Dommo Radlon Club Hs such ll :ny xunozls thznfl To be u Junny man PRLD M Nlcl-ADDEN llur Ocuclent Stal! 76 Clans Play All at Sta Basnball P6 Football Manager 4 7 benmr Buys Quartet Latin Club Fxeen Domino Outlook Ohlo State Unlvotsttg To he drunq I8 to In happy l K Nhupll 4 1 ll or jul: um u NIORL L IANK DON latin Club H1 H Rat lon l lub Outlook Ohio Stato kl'llXll'-, Not ullltlmt 'll lflurllnu pumfs AXI- HOXI I -Xl l'll'M II Ass Vt: lXtlll fleet Outlook Mu ll Kollege mplrr-:Isle lf Inu: 1 IOUIS lx lANfSlAll lou. u tl 61 I lien Domxno R ullon Club Outlook Ohm State Umutsltg l'hou:1h tunqumhrd lu could rnmu -:full T H I O C ' N T l .l. l.Ol'Il. .I Ml! .' I ln ll wa. -'III I' ' . lj'.'l. l'Il,l ' '. . 1 l. : . ' 1 '-': I' ' . - ' - I sity. l ' I 'H .. H 1. lxxll Cl' ll: Eu I 'lulml Si ' ','. ru' ru ' 's lurs. Class Play: LH: Hstmnolismo 'Frans- rv, '2': SA' ' : 1' ULU: ' HU.: ,y . : 1,1 . W G '2.,.'L5: ' 1, - ' 1 I, 23 E OCCIDE RICHARD MII I S Hn Y Outlook Ohm Siaie UIIIXKINIIX 1: mlflllul ma rx 1 PXUI INE, MIIII-R lollvl Class Pvophecv N AI Sea hung: lu flu Club lI9lllll C uh Vlu nuullnl llth Domino R1-memes Vue PILNIIICIII Outlook Olhu, rlldllllhj., Sghool II11 rms dup l:l1u --milf rmzvlnnllu HARRX A MOCIx Latm Llub Pnemh Club Outlook Cnllem Mn: of Nu umdx are Ilu lux nun DON XI D MI1 LHLI I Illhlz Ia:-.pun xllsmo I :een Domino IC ulmn Club Outlool Ohm State UHIXLINIIN Tlux man ur fum and nolzlv soul No rurlmun rlumofs can oonlzol MII DRLD I MAI HLW Milly as-. I wloly 1 S A Eulym lu et b I atm Club I Il nah Klub I nun Domlno I url Ruuvex Outlook Ohio 51.411 Unnelslty I1 :sdmn mounlw he: zmlh Il Itll. Lv 'alms ROBLRT HAROID MASON lmos Slflllll Claw PILNIOGDI. lla'-N Play All ul ea Vlcc Pusnllnt BA-in ma 6 askxtbfxll oolhall P Kleen Donn 0 lf slmnollsmo Oullool D1nNon UHlXllNlly llm lunlrx nn: vm-fl 11: mrwlu mold lm llmrly wporlw 01 r-o'nl1.-ft lmlrl DAVID MURRAY MAFSON Ilan Senior Liles Vlcm Pnesxdmnt Claw-. PIA All .fat Sea lumm hum Shenan aloah Lspanollsmo flemn Domino Plrsullnl H13 Outlook Ohm Unlvustw Illun lu I+: pusfnl Inns fold fhln ln!!-: Ille flu lmlu lull ax sllfnlly .deal anarl BURD MII I ER lfurlze HIY Rmllon Club Outlook Ohio Stall Umversltv lu we jollu lll L a luurl lla ylllad hm 1-hui 1 I1 xnnl: :I .Q 14 ru llym Hxlxl T H N T Cl'.'.' I'. ' 3 All H, .'e': GI ' Ulu I I, 3. . ' : '3 7 . ' z' ' Il K S I :U-wvn' . I-' I : 'I n ,- I-ll, '25, '2'3 B . ' ' , '25, '26: l I '23, '2-1, 'L51 l' 'n 5 L' ' . jzxk. ' ., : : .y: UU.: -- :V - f : . .hifi ' fra. fl I ll ,l L .lwl I ' ' '. 'Il'lJ foll. 41' ' ' ' to ' l .IM v'1 '-' ' ,' n ' h'. ' - .-1.n- ' s - . : l:'g 2 '1 I'-'J' ' , 'Z6: G-H ' 3 Girl A 1 - .Il 4 . . . , , ' L.-I F OCCIDE cn XRI Ex lRXNIxl KN IHIIPS 1z..,.,.x ln K lb H1 Y Radlon I I Outlook Ohm Stan UIIIXKI ltx Xfllllllllli and mm! ur humlnlz Hama.-4 IAIDINI' I I nl XII at mx lu Plllx Boltlt lyllltl I u I u Inelnh Club flllll Domino mould In a tllll' 1:11 url 1 r an I 14 mm: on Ix-XFHILRINF RXDER lxutu' Lsmmnllsrno Outlook Ofhce Ilalnm Smhool Sh: has un uurlcjmul dfyna of chu: I- I F XNOR M XDEIRA RFNIC lx lllnllll I' xecutlw. ionmmltu-1 Qu: lunmx Pane If wpanohsmo I lun Domino Sec utfnv Outlook Ohio Stan UYIIVLINIIN If xlu' not mm: Ihu: puzulux can e pleas U1 uouihml 1101 is tanrq' RATHRXN NIORI KN lxulr Occulent Staff h Fululnc Klee Club Latin Club Pmeton Green Domlno Gnl Rcwuxu Radmn Q ull Outlook Ohio Stan l.IllIXllilIj 4 IIIIIYIUIU Ilflll and a ,leumnt fcnnlv M XRX FI Il XHILI II NIUI II UIQIIIPC flel Klub up uno I-.mo K leln Dommo O ook Ohio Sl all Umlxu l lrlrr lnhllulnwr lu Lmulrlf uf w IIIPINI X II NXSS XNO Ihvlm I lax Wlll Annual Staff Ou Il 1 S all 6 Ie. gn mollsmo Sz-1 11 axv lnl Re-eu N Outlook College Nl: hath tlu -:pull ol all lnffmlu III' I EN I XRRLI I ollq emo: lane 'Ihlu :Im Domino ful Ruuvex Outook Ohio Stull llnluuuly hound lu: sham Hu mnuvllw rluunm I nmullffl Inf lui aunv T H . N T l . ' Y.: A .I J . Z I. : ' '. '26: I - ' : . ',': ' TI . l I ' ..',f ' L I::ir1 1-I -' ' I 1. ' : I. : I'l.' z l': Q utl - ' .': - u --si y. , I' ' ' ' 'A ' , 'I' 1'lli:'f lruil is In I . : .'.'1 ' ' as ' : ' . , '26: --'I-nl St ', 'Z 1 I. : 'S 2 .' -'-- t '25: l'- s I. . ' I' S ' ' 'H Pillsin: , l.tle g Orchestra: I, : Latin K'lul1: Hrs-en l ' : I' '. '.' ' ', ' l - L : Lat' TIL : '- 3 ' ' 'lul. GICI 4 I .. I'IIIl.l.II'S . w y J S' C 'l'h'H '.' in :A ': Eu '-' Il'- 'lbz I. : - I ' ' ' lr jon: rl za A ' I .' ' ' - 4' 'm. . ' ' 1: I ' -: All at ',.,: ' - ,- , ' . , '- 1 ' ,,r. 25 F 0 IDENT MARX hl ORA RUDOI I H luuly Class Imphuy Latin Club t lun Domino t nl Rcsenvu Raflnm Club Outlook Ohm State IIIIIVPINIIW Dunn he: uhzle nu-I lmzy Ilouhnfl 410111: n Purin- I'lu lfnxl or uhmh Mould mi Hn puffs runny IRA ROBILRT RIIIMAN I W President Baseball S 1 ootball S Captain 25 Green Domino Outlook Dmnuwn Unlvuslty tn afhlelr and a mighty rmr' Who plans unlzl the umm us um: EVFI H N RUPF nu All at Su- Eurvrhcc I lee Club Pres nlent L Latin Club fuen Dnmxnn Girl Reserus Outlook Ohm State UIIIVCISIIN Thou ml as ll :xv and flood lx thou uit llldllflflll CARI VS RYAN All at Sea frun Dumlnn Outlnnlt Ohm State UHIWPINIIX flzmlmfl li but nn nil: urwl: 01 H1011 qh f l RUSKYN Rlt HARIDN Iurl Outlook Ohm Ntatt Unnusxly ,ffl puxr.-chnu lu wmpnxwal full mann ROBPRI R RIKHXRIJN for Ou uol Ohm Stntt lIlIYllNllX Us iufu ,nmupf nl nu r Bl ANK HL 'I RIN! S A at ra lu 1 L Iam Club f :mn Iom 0 nl Rmervts Outlook Ohm Qtalr' UYIIXEISIIX l mmf 'lll7l-'Ullllf' l1Hle ladll V111 ulnxpu I lrzuqhrd UI fallrrl RUHLRI H RISHER lfolrlnl Llax Play at Sta lu Illlx a Bottle Eglliifltlll mu I lten Dom au 1 Outlook Wm lx rm Ill -:hal an hom from study and r-an T H I C C , 1 . . ' ' .' . .' Q ,. . . I 4. ll, l.. tl Q- ' - In I'.- r A ' r1 '4 'r1ll. ll ' SJ: Th'f' P'lls in an Bot- 1lx Z LN: I t' T 1 I' ' I - in : G ', 2 All -li Z 'l'h-H .- in in :H'-YI ' ' ' ' Wlzm: ln'1'ezr'H arf- xoff, uml sl.'fmc ara f V 1 4 A I I , '- -- 1 lf: ' f- : ' '. l1'l: ' .' : . '21, '2'. '2ti: I , '22, '23, '24, '2.: . ' . . , ' , I A - ,'.26': 4. G: -' : 1...- 26 I' OL DPINT HAROI Il If SI-IAlhR larry Junlol Klum Pun-nlutt Animal Stall Ii:-lruball Espanollxmo Raalmn Llub Outlook Ohlo Statt Unlvelsltx Ile ,runs the uorld unflmrhmqly IUKIIE SHOVER fu Is.-.wtnollsmo Outlook AhbUIW lolln 1 l rwrurunm :mul lv xmusune' 1 1 mmd BONIBLI M SIMMONN lfonnu Class Will Sennol Exuutnt cllmmlt ex I atm Club Praetox 5 Quauton 'h tul Rcsuu Pre-udcnt Outlook Ohio State UIIIVQINIIQ Afaturv um: hut vm lmmlz nr hr: xlma Tha! nh: hentoufd lllllll nhl lull! rw llloll BRUNSON QI OAN lifuan U4-.s Pmphcny Busnnus Manage: An nual Pb Business Manage: Occulvn' Al at ea Plenulent Punch Club Ht X Outlook Ohlo Sl8tl Unnelsltx I 1.wpumuIul1Ipl ualln hand nn hand ullh uzpm :tu u ml pun 1 1 'VI HEI PN SXNIPI SRX Nunllu E-punolunm K :rl Resuxw Outlook Oth:-0 I'lamln School I-01 xhr us Jew Hu quml lend mu inns nmu la ARMID-X X NCHUVI-XNNI Ilm Lulullce K lem Klub Ouhestla I' A no lsmo :een Domlno set tee Outlook Ohio Ntalm Llllltil :tx Shu Loolx as rlvm S I Illlll I0 X Il IIIII llllwlll ll I I FUNK I' IN XHPI SCOI1 Llu-N I lUI'hLtX Annual S all' 4 n 4 nt Stall' f at ea Ru-sun N Outook Ohm Ntxtm Unnuntx II hal' wha 11 :Us to do and .xllll :nm we lllfuousfs un 1 lu.-J MARX SLHVI AN Suuns lhmn Xnnual btaff It Ounlcnt Stull Rcimxex Outlook Ohm btxte Unnmslix lmlrzduullfu is hm fc url 4 mln T H I ' C I I ' Wh 'Inn 1- ' ' - ky. . ' ' Q , - 2 .. I. ..: jsp., I'.' : G' ' 3 tlirl R0- :-l.' mo ' , 'sl , 1 -, - .I fl 'ffl dvr. ' .. .'t. , '26: Oc- I- .' . YG: XII S : Gill I ' .'z - Sf A. . fri, 'sl. . .'l. llis-' 'fu-rf. I , 1 Q .Zu I L, .v 36: X All at Sea: L : Latin Club: Girl fp, I l ' 'A 'I 'r. '26 1. I V' , '25 1 ' s , ' . .' I: l. : 1 . . '. I' lr lh' It'-': l. .: I , ' ,l '2-I '26. A l H I I I ' '26:l ' I' ' su: : 27 E OC DENT ENIERSON DE BERRX II: has bull! loduu shorty and -run- lmi G-Wflfldlllll and :wr-zur shall Iumo: :ou find he pam C KI LIL! CXIVIILR 1 u I atm Club Outlook Ohm St.-xtm Unnuntx fealouac yr! modeil OR -Xl OUISE SMITH nl Resenu I eqqy Outlook Ohm Stan Unnuslty lhu modmzlyn Il rnndla 1: thu mul! Nl MXYNARIJ 1' IHOMISUNI lom Outlook Colll 1 I haze ot! dvyrnderl IIHI1 xuld lil xoomxl mrndwl l RANLIS W bMllH x unify Occldcnt SL-:H All at Sta Pool a Orchestra Latin Club Green Dommo Hx Y Radlon Club Outlook Ohio State IIIIIVQISIIA ll me one or that morons lzmi lhllll! ou lml 1ou non I you dm: perhaps: IASM at S18 lu LP f u 1 m C lub 4 I ommo N4 vu Rfu mn K Outlook Ohio Slate UIIIXCINHN -:tall 1: rl ul lu: eh: I fl vhanqr: lla: morl: -et dIlllll17l0l -. Hu Jr ll rl XURX Ifl E-XNOR SMIIH Took latln u lun lomlno Knl e xelxu Outlook Ohio Slile Umu INllX n nurul rt uuoro: Q r Smlf ll 01 I' of all CXFHFRINE. M XL HOUIHVNORIII lench C lulr ful RLNQIN Outlook Ohio Stan Illfxeultw Irml-r lonn rn xmall luulazlm Ixalw T H C I ' ' ' . '26: ' C ' - h ll. 'Z5: . ' 1' ' 1 ' I : Yo - j 4' .- 0' I' .' .1 lf '. mi . 'Z O I4'.fXI'l'I . .' rm .' 'Z All : Euyli- Glvv ,'l l : I, Lat' ' : Gr-en J ' : Gi' Re- .' -1' ' : ' l' flulb. ,lnd . ' lo h I ': . . ' a 1 is I., , f I, . .' .- Clh:G'1- J ' : 2 R- So I f rf Huis nrwrry. 1 3' 1. lil . I. 1 IQ' I 1 :H --fs. I. . , , ', , , . nl.- ' - - ' i.. 1 -. ' ' 'x . ' I. : HIV! . 1 A' n' H , cr- .V ,. U . , I A . 23 E OCCIDE W RUSSEIL SWAIN Red H1 Y Radlon Club Outlook Bubnner,-4 College lle as u uorthy gfntluuan EDNA TARB ERT 1' ddu Annual Staff P6 Occxdent Staff 26 Euxydxce Glee Club L Latm Club Esnanollsmo Outlook Office Tmmmg School I lnom a maiden fan to sem Sh: has two rms so soft and lnoun lhume' Beuavc' ORVILLL FAYNOR Tots W Basmball 4 '76 Champions Z4 Baseball b Oullook Dennwn UIllV8lSlty And he loolfd young and quntv athlfhc MARY L TAYI OR Illan, ESDBHOIINIHU Gleen Domino Gul Re serxe-4 Outlook Ofhcc 'lrammg School food humour only teaches chrnms dx! 'VlAR'lHA IOUISIL SIUARI 'llallrf All at hun I-.undue blee lluh Latin Club E-spanollbmo L lean Dommo Gnl Rumenu- Outlook Ohm btate Unlvehlty If lnoulfdge' bm th: mall to knoll fhu shall YICDIPI LARI SPEER Outlook Ohio Stale UnlX9lblIy lluup. busy and aluayw nl n lluuux duzny hm 11191 lust VIR! IL SUI I IVAN ll fl ll ul atm Club Outlook Ohm State IIlllXllxlID uf: U Hur In or .son Ill put ojj hll Iomonou YIRC INIA SUYDAM I ul Annual Staff h Oc-udant btaff h I uemn Dommo C lll REHBIVCS Radwn Club Outlook Ohm Stale Unnmslty Nh: nm- Juv tluf mo-xl rnlutarmn tal 1 l llll T H N T : ' ' ' : l. : . - -I ' - . a 'y, I .' . I Y 'r - rl I. ' ' . Wh N It-.' I Q r -vu- A L. ',2.: '. l - ',2.: Eurydice Qlec Club: Espanolisrnoi -T 1 1 . ' I. . - p ' ' 7 L-1, 1 , i '. C . 'Z . '25, '- I ' , .. : ' ,2.. I ' ' ' to I . K 29 E OCCIDE 1 AULINL 'ILDROW 1 Annual Stuff h Ouultnt Stull' Eulyalnce I lu Cluh Espanolnxmu I rein Dommu f nl Ruelxe-. Rmlmu Club Outlook Ohm State Unnutntx ll: thmf 01111 welt ulnnus lrrrl than alt lmulrlf I ll-IOMAS THOMPSON Tom H1 Y Radum Club emu xry IQHWUIKI Outlook Ohlo Statf. Ul1lXtlSllX Rlarlu to help buf sion tu unqrl JOHN D 'IHOM KS jew atm Club HI X Outlook Wmk Il: ua-r bon: urllr Hu mtl of lruullltn tml n ,funn Ilml llu 1: mld nas mad W HOV! XRD IIMMONS 11m Glenn Dommo Outlook Ohlo State Unnerslty Sober and -xfvudlawt HFI EN L 'IOOIL lush Stnlu EXeCUtlV9 Commlttee lumor Executive Committee EUT5dlLL Glee Club Secretary 26 I- 1 ench Club Secretary 26 Green Dommo I ul Reserves Radlon Club Outlook Ofhce Fu-nnmg 91-houl I nun xau u xufetm gzrl In om o mentrr north BILAIRICE 'IOMI lNbON ice ESIDBDOIISTDO Grun Domlnu Outlook University of Mlthlgdn lx good to be out of Ihr umld he fmt of fanhmn I AWRLNLE. UPPLRMAN at Sea Qenlm Boys Quaxtmt Mlxul Quartet I taluf' muxn-nmu ran pu e rf mmf It gnu: ten fhflllllllllfl nrofnwc fo ndme RUIH AU DELI VILKLIIX boot:- L latin Club E'-umnollsmn tlteu Dommo Outlook Ofhce 'Ilalnlm., Srhool Inu nunu Iululhmg and lfl171l'l7Ill 30 T H , N T , . . - Tri . , '2': ' .' . '26: Ln: '- 1 ' T S 'l2 '- T' . ', '25, I. ' : '-'. . , , ,. . .- I. C ' ' . , , : ULN: ., 3 . ,. . A . I All 2- ' ' . ' ' 3 '. In CIDE CRALL BULNX VlHI'I'll:.R Hun' All at bea LUIQIIICB C Ive Llub O chestra L-qmnnlu-amo Vice Presldent Outlook Bubmcw College 1 oldcln han lzl-4 sunlight xtrmnunq ROBER'I Y YVELLER Bob Class bong: Annual Staff b Occl dent Staff 6 benlor Executlve Committee Class Play All at Sea Senlor Falce Football Z4 95 Orchestra L French Club H1Y President Radmn Club VICL Plesxdent Outlook Ohlu state Umvuwlty l'o have a fhlllll ur nothmy If you zw not u r-hamw to .whon -Ind to knoll u Hung I8 nolhmg Urllusx ofhrrs lnnn ynu Inou If VN XYMAN lxENNL'lH WIC! INS Electrlcxan All at bm L Espano- llsmo H1 Y Radlun Club Prmulsnt Outlook Ohio Qtatm Unlurslty Ile rs great ulw L8 what lu ur nom nature Ind 'mzur nmzmlx us or olhu-r YI AYNE I WIICOX Utey Outlook Busmus Collm e In wturlux lu' Iooll mos! rum and 'Hill DORIS J XNE. WININK nn Xnnual Staff h Ovcnlx nt Staff E-apannllsmo 1' ul Rev lux Quul bn! znduxtrmus ull flu uhll u rlmdzl' du ll bfaf u ull u nu DOROTHY I ILI I-KN N Of 'I Do L panollxnm Outlook Capital Unlxu x Ilrallh and rlu 1 1 mln: we mulzuzllrf In mt 1 :uh olhu JOSILPH LIRX WAIKINS na lunun Lluv-4 Vlu Plunluxt I.ann ilub HI Y Radmn I ul: Outlook lnhn Huluklnw Ilnnuxnty I xluul to Hu: rn xrle rf SXRAH IQABLI VN X115 Sudw -Xll at Sus Iwench Club GIQLII Dom mo Gul-4 Rexuvcs Outlook Ofhce 'IISIIIIHL School I fm: 1 :hum IW ll :ulfnt ICFOIIIIIIYNIIG fum T H ' O C X N T ' .' f ' ' I 111-0- : .1 . '2'Z l' .' , 'Iii ,Y I . ' .e Align ' . . . ' 2' L ..L..: .S . - ' '--vm,-. , ' - ' .. '--- - : l. : ' ' 3 '- 3 ' Tl . l'I ' .' -f ' ' n '. I ' f ' I2.' I, ' . : .1 . I . : I,- : ..L,.: .L .5 . - ' , '25. N 1 . : L- , -31: -- ' , '2: ' ' ' ' . ', :l.w,.: '- , j ', ' D If l -ir, 1 31 E OCCIDE Vlll I IAM WISE B1 Lbpanollsmo Outlook Oh10 btate Umverslty llc 11017715 no samt but at g1df111111 I d run my chan:-e 'llltllf hllll longszdn som: 11101115 ger1tle111a11 KILNOVA A WII I IAMS lxol lf Outlook Elllott I l'ihLf' S1 hool NoI1l1 111 1111111 0101111111 and 111 111111 EI I A LI IIABEFI-I WII HROW I'la f,l7ld6l8 Outlook Ofhcc Tnanmng, School l'h1 mzldest 111an11c1 111111 thr' grntlfxt heal! ARI HUR VV VK I l HERSPOON 1 H1 Y Outlook Ohm Stalo UIIINLINIQQ 111711 fl I1lII1 lllllll th 1111111 In 1111 EDITH WII lIAMh 11111 Claws HIBIOIN All at Sui hUlVdlil me Klub La 1n Club tml R1 euwes Outlook Ohm Stan Unnenutg l 1111180 11111111 and xo 1111011 1 11 lll7l 11 Il 111 l'0ll EMMLV1 XXII IxINSON 11111111 Outlook Ohio Slate UUIXCI 1tx Sfllldll 111111 s!1111111'h I11 Sfllllfihl DONALD In VIIRTI 1,011 .-nnual Stal'T A at Sea I11n1 Club Ple'-xdent H1 X Racllon Club Outlook Ohm btate Unnusntx llc had ll Sflllfllllll IIIIIIIIN VIOI X XNINNEPIL Ouulent Staff 'h All at Sm hum lwen Domxno 11l Ruexxu dum Club 1 1111s fl for 111 11111 11111 1 T H N T ol- 7 : 'l, : 1' ': 4 -ll ' 1 1 111.-1111.1 111. . , A V K. E i X .' 4. '2Il: .rll L' .: 'h A - 1 1. , Vi dict' Gloo i'lLnJ:' I. 3 I'fs11a1111lism11Z li' ' 3 G 'S RH- Slxr .'1'11 I' '.1l 1 lil . 1 IA . .ll Y I. : ' . .r ', ., . llt I ' r If ' , 1 111-11 11 ' Il ' .. ' , ,. K. A lt L : '- . fllf, ' ' A 11'i I ' ll 'fIl . V, 32 I- WILLARD YOUNK Ho Wo Ol I' -.panollsmo K lm n Domino Outlook Ohm Statl llnlVlI'5ll,y Let not uorl mlulua ulfh happnu LEROX L IIMMI-R lun, -nnual Stull' b Ouulent St A at Sen Ouhestva I lwlmh Club H1 Y Ralllon 1 lub Outlook Ohm Stain Unlvelxltg '5ll0ll of stafuu and gmu ny mind IRNI K XXOOIIX X lfdmf mx lov 4 nnu A Nl: I 4 Lnt Stall' a Flax nyllu 1 em h latin lb l?1ll omum I ua une: Outlook Ohio Stan lmner ity 1: -4 4 1 In-u uh 1: ends urnmm I aol: nu v dv-nqnffl In Imuu lrophlul on ORA l-Nl-IXNWOIII' llaljur' at za lilll ur lam lr I nes n llommo I 11 m uns Outlook Ohm Stain llI'llXElNlly I Sl Xl ILNI' A X 0UNl louuuln ln l lb llun Domi o Re ll xv. Rmllon I lull Outlook Ohm State I HINQINIKW 11 1 fn snr lr lllldlllllli nm 1 v nh: ln: lhSll'R WN WXMER Ramlnon Klub Outlook Dnmxon Umxu Hx ll had u mu Ill: a lwuaduh 1 TH: OlfClDl'INT 'A 1:5 IL1 ' U lm .. U Flass I ph 'ryt .X :I .' :lT. '26: lovi- l' S . 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' .' , '2': .' aff, '263 ll S : : . : - '33 CLASS DAY PROGRAM I IULCNSIOII il tal Ame11t4thc Ieautltul tbl Ifo1v1a1d Ie Ou1 F'dnne1 VX est Hlgll O1Ch6Stld OIIIS os K f QLIIIIXAII 5911101 Class '-XIIKIICSS ot II eltome Hfuold Xldson C dks P16S1llt3l1t Class HISIOIX Nllldled Nlathexx Ilan Vllglllld He mtt C ldclvs Johnson Ieanne Ixenuuk ILfl1tl 1 IK 1ll1dD1S Plank H1mebrook I mno Solo A1abe que De I Us x Esthe1 C ux 61 Q lass Plopheu Mau Rudolph Catheune Qrllllldlld I' umce Scott Be1nolf1 XI oodx 3.1Cl B1 unson Sloan Duet tal Ivenetlan Boat Song Plumenthal tbl The Gxpsles B1a.hms Halflet F1she1 Soprano Ex elxn Rupe Nlefzo SODIHHO Franels Sm1th VIOIIH Obhgato Ifsthe1 GUX61 Aecompanlst Faxe Idthem Thelma Nassano Bombel SIIYIHTOIIS C'eo1ge Coodrlch Qu utet tal Slng Smlle Slumber Gounod tbl PIHY 91 and Hunters Chorus t1om IJ81 P re1sthut1 VK ebez Thelma Ansel Soprano NId1thd Dunaxent f0Htl3ltO Iavuence Uppe1 man TQIIOI R0b8lt Weller Bass Gldte IK heelel V1ol1n Obllgdtfl Llllldll P0111 Aeeompamst X X cilQflILt01X Anna Jones XI Cholus Class Song SLIH01 Clxs Wo1ds Nlusle O1eheSt1 al ACCOD1p3lIlm6Ilt Robert VVelle1 XII P tess1onal God ot Our I'athe1s WEST I-IIGI-I WF LOVE TI-IEE For hopes and d1eams that nex er tade For preclous thoughts that n ver dle F01 wholesome ways these yea1s hfue mad Well aln axs loxe xou de.11 II est H1gh Oh' These xeals all too svs lttlw hax e passed an ax And the t1me of ou1 pdrtmg has tome And the knowledge xou gaxe Us IS ded1e1 than gold II 1th XOUI memolles ou1 h a1ts e 61 wwlll gon The bonds Rou hfue nm en xslll keep us dS o11e I11 hono1 and lox altx t1ue And xx hen llte s X1CtOlN at last we haxe vs on I ell gene all the glow deal II est Hlgh to xou 4 TH IC O K' C I IJ E N T I 4-' . 22 ' - ' - 3, 1 J. . 1 7 ' 1 M II Ph ' .'-I, st 'hard oo.Y,,.,, ...,,or,,, I ,oo1, ,,., , or N - . 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I: DE THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY +raEVElN Keys to Baldpate a three act comedy by Geolge NI flbfa Cohan was presented bv the Class of 1926 The plot of the play centers around a young noyellst who made a wager that he A3 could vyrlte a novel m 24 hours In order to secure complete M qulet he came to Baldpate Inn About 11 o clock at nlght M1 Qulmby tF1oyd Kemperj the caretaker and hxs Wlfe fOna Butlelj 16 celved a telegram wlth orders to prepare Baldpate Inn for a guest A feyy moments after they had bullt a fire and tldled up a room W1ll1am Mag e tGeorge Mackeyl the young author arrlved He was mlstrusted bv 'NI1 and Mrs Qulmby who could not lmagme anyone toollsh enough to attempt staymg at Baldpate alone especlally ln mldvymter They left h1m atter hrst lnformlng hlm that a half wltted hermlt often prowled around the plate wlth a white sheet oy er hlm and that some crooked polltlclans flee mg trom xeformers had once hldden money ln the othce sate Mr Qulmby also told hlm that his was the only key ln eX1St nce Magee had 1ust lett the Ofllte when John Bland CRobert W ellerj a crooked pol1t1c1an aftel unlockmg the door and telephonlng a frlend placed 96200 000 ln the safe Nlagee oy erheard ey erythlng and locked Pland nn an upstalrs room A key Zlgalll turned 1n the lock ThlS tlme Mary Norton QBernola Woody ard! a leporter entered She announced that she had heard of the unusual wager and had come to coy er It for h r newspaper but refused to say from whom she had secured her key Her chaperone tGerald1ne Elllottl lan ln screamlng telllng them that she had seen a man 1ump from a wmdoyy Thls proy ed to be the escaped Bland Magee agam went to hls room but was soon dlsturbed by the c11es of Nlary and Mrs Rhodes who saw a ghost Atter these ladies had been quleted they were shown to a loom to spend the nlght 30 1 , V v T H , O C C I lN T - 1 -CHA' ' ' 7 v - , ,,. gf ' . 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' L . h 1 ' ' ' v v 1 I l t . . . l Dl' Myra Thornhlll Ullaly Vllvlnla H9WlttJ the lady crook enteled bhe was In the act of 1obb1ng the safe when the young author lnterrupted her She told a fake story to explaln her presence there and succeeded IH vamp 1ng Magee but MISS Norton dlsturbed her plans She was lntroduced to Mary and 'VIrs Rhodes as a college frlend The three ladles 1et1red to thelr rooms and Magee proceeded wlth h1S wrltlng The C1 ude hermlt 1Dan1el Bunnerj crawled upon the stage peeung hele and there maklng a fantastlc flgule ln the dlm gray llght Whlle he was openlng the safe Lou Max QFred McFaddenJ and Jlm Cargan fDax1d Matsonj a pair of crooks 9UI'IJI'lb9d hlm and took the money Bland and Hayden 1Harold Masonj came to the lllfl and wlth the rest of the crooks were held by Magee who had prevlouslv gxven the money to Mary who was to turn lt oy er to the proper authorltles The crooks lured Magee to the telephone oy erpowered hlm and locked h1n1 in a room While they were so engaged Lou Max recoy ered hlS gun and shot My ra who had announced her lntentlons of double crossmg hlm Through several lncomplete telephone calls made by Magee the pollce felt that somethlng was wrong Inxestlgatlons brought Jlggs Kennedy QJohn Brownlngj and hls force to Baldpate gone bhe was told to return to Baldpate Mrs Rhodes who stole the money to save Cargan her lover arrlved lmmedlately after Mary Norton The crooked polltlclans could not agree to whom the money belonged so Jlggs Kennedy panned to sklp the rountry Wlth lt Just as he was leavlng the vlllalns attacked hlm Durlng the scuflle the hermlt seized the S200 000 and threw lt IH the fire The owner of Baldoate Inn fRobert Rlsherl made hls tlmely appeal ance and explalned that he had hlred a group of actors to h1nde1 Magee ln hls work The two pollcemen who accompanled Kennedy were Louls Langstaff and Charles Dozer George Mackey and Bernola Woodyard enacted then roles ln a yerv competent manner Mackey had a degree of confidence qulte rare on the amateur stage Bernola s sweet XOICC and manner won the hearts of all The other members of the cast were especially well chosen Their portrayal of the characters they represented showed unusual talent and ablllty Acknowledgment IS due the faculty commlttee Mlss Kern Mlss Cram and Mr Leahy for the tlme they so generously gaye to the actlvltles of the dramatlcs department Mr Leahy as always coached the puplls most successfully IWISS Cram carrled the responslbllltles for staglng and prop ertles while Mlss Kern looked after the financial slde Other members of Green D0m1H0 Club perfol med many helpful but IHLOHSDICUOUS acts The work of Henry Talbert Iester Denton James Shlelds Eugene LICCIHIH Ph1ll1p and Howard Momberg as stage hands Frank Hlmebrook electrlclan and Estalene Young stage manager was responsible for the mechamcal success of the play '36 THE OCCI INT , ' Lf 1 1 v ' .D' ' Y' , . , , . N . , . .K I . V A o 1 Q Q . . Y v 1. A , I 7 L , . L, A ' . Y NY, l .Y , V . Aj Q I 9 7 - V . 3 . . . , . v 1 ' 1 v . Y . . 7 Y ' Y . . . V Meanwhile Mary had called and info1'med them that the money was . T ' . ' . , V X L , , . A ty . f yy , . , . I . . , , ' . . ' 7 I L ' 7 7 Y ' . . , . , . . . 7 7 . . . I Q , - ' ' 7 1 , . . . . Y n . s . , J , ' l, 1 Q, g ' , . ,. 1 y 1 ' - A yu DE STAGE HANDS CAST OFFS M1 Leahy paced up and down the axsle durmg class play rehearsal warmmg up tor actxon One of the cast came ln slammlng the door Thls supplled the necessary lmpetus and turnlng toward the stage he shouted Please Mlss Hevyltt d1d you understand that you are supposed to be the hardest bolled egg ln the bnlted States and not llttle Orphan Annle stand mg there Wlth your hands IH your pockets and vou toes turned ln Peace relgned agam But not for long Soon we heard Mackey for plty sakes wlth your nsts and mlssnortons I ll go yyxld to whlch George replled Alrlght Mlss Norton Agaln we hear Hey Lanstaff you come on llke a cop but go 06 stage like a half Vklt And Say Bob are you supposed to haye a gun ln you1 hand when you come ln ' No I don t thlnk so Mr Leahy Well what d1d you shoot those men w1th'7 M finger I guess Say Mackey put that gun ayy ay you use It llke a potato masher Just then the perlod ended and yye hurrledly adyourned to meet the next day all sury IX o1s GERALDINE ELLIOTT 6 AU REVOIR I-axeyyell my dear old teachers Ah' how can I repav you' A long and sad adleul Hovy shovy my grateful healtl My heart IS filled vylth SOIFONX Not all the gold of MldaS To sav goodbye to you Could reyy ard you for your part Fo you who helped me bray ely As on through hte I tray el Solve the problems of my mlnd It IS my alm to be VN 1th such smcere devotlon A credlt to my teachers That I lxfe s truth mxght find Who d1d so much for me So wlth classmates I yylll leaye you Others soon yy 1ll be your care But I vylll not for get vou God bless you IS my play er 57 fy - 1 v I II IL 0 C C I K T ' 1 Y l l I I .N ' 1 1 4 v I Q . v . ss , . . . 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' . 1 F CLASS HISTORY IN VERSE Come now my chlldren and you shall hea1 The lecord ot our school careel Wxthout sadness lt lb a St01X Replete w1th loye llfe and glo1y When we were Freshles green and small In fear we entel ed thls gray hall VI e tl 1ed to profit by what was taught And do by our classmates as we ought When Sophomores we gl ew mole bold To f1 eshmen we acted extremly cold In thls year we lemember well A l1ttle clock w1th rlnglng bell In IIIISS F s room one mo1n III lune At 8 21 It played a tune In fear the students stood aghast' T1ll a smlle broke o er her face at last Ou1 Jun1o1 year dawned clear and bllght VI e early longed for our partv nlght Preparlng the role of Senlors to be We had that year our first dance and tea In D1am3t1CS we were at last But when by lot fate choose the c ist Though hoplng to honor brown and buff VI e found our talent not enough Some of the studles IH West Hlgh Cause us to heaye a long deep slgh Others a1d ln wlsdom s strlfe And help wln the battle of llfe At last w e were moved lnto one loom VI hen not qulet we heald our doom Heard Mr Neeb s yolce sharp and keen And saw 'MISS Burns stand l1ke a queen But now as school draw s to 1ts goal We ask a questlon of each young soul II hat w1ll thy portlon IH llfe be' IX hat has the flltule 111 stole fo1 thee 7 CLADYS JOHNSON Z6 GRADUATION VI hen the meadowlar ks are Slllglllg fhen the day of days w1ll come And the sun IS hlgh aboye Walted for by one and all W hen the bells haye qult the11 llllglflg' 'VS hen well recelve dlplomas Then we ll leaye the school we loye In the graduation hall When the bees ahummlng come 'Ihough f1 om West we re gone toley 91 And small blrds are 1n the nest Yet one thlng our mlnds w 1ll 1est That s the tnne we ll depart from That s on tlmes we ll haye togethel The school we loye the best As Alumnl of Old West FAREWELL We y e spent fOU1 happy yeals at VI est tOf course thls last one was the bestj And now we realme wlth a Slgh The tlme has come to say good bye Day bv day ou1 3fI'9Ct1OH grew VI e had our fun and studles too Now It s tlme fo1 us to go And ou1 sad healts are full of yy oe VI e y e penetrated CIVICS through We ye tackled awful hlstory too Xl e ye gone through all those battles goly And yet we y e hy ed to tell the Qt01X It pleases us that we can go I'ho we d1sl1ke to leaye vou so Our latest thought of you w1ll be I' 31 eyy ell dear VI est fal ew ell to thee iq 1 . v, TH, OCLIDLINI' V , ' y t-1 v 1 ' .va 1 . .-4 -' I v - ' - 1 v 1 1 . . 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' auf' ' . : . x vw ALUM I STREET SCENES IN SINIM f-w HE streets ln an Orlental Clty are ln strlklng contrast to those Q left- of a clty of the Occldent TIS true that ln port cltles llke 5,5 Shanghal and Canton It IS dlfflcult to grasp the thought that 252-1 'UI the PHCIHC Ocean separates one from Amerlca but aslde from J A the treaty ports the street scenes of a Chlnese C1tV are dlstlnctly dlfferent from those of an Amerlcan clty The very word street doubtless brlngs to your mlnd a plcture of a wlde well paved thoroughfare trafic under the control of efllclent traffic p0l1C6m9H and pavements on each Slde where the pedestrlans walk ln comfolt and wlthout lostllng Put thls IS not true ln the streets of Chlna The extreme breadth of a roadway 19 about tvlelve feet and commonlv only five or SIX feet Even thls small path and roadway are one and the same When the traffic IS congested pedestrlans press agalnst the walls of the bulldlngs and calmlv Walt f01 lt to clear All streets are allke only some are more narrovs and more dllty than others And the shops' They are only one stoly hlgh wlth no wlndows and no fronts only a Wlde openlng closed at nlght by shutters and durlng the day exposlng the whole lntel lor to the passer by Evelythlng that goes on 19 open to publlc gaze But these are not the only shops There are the over flowlng shops greedy for the spaces ln front of the blg shops On both sldes of the narrow streets these shop keepers put out thelr counters or spread thell wares on sheets or ln baskets any thlng and exerythlng to tempt the passer by Then there are the perambulatlng shops that brlng to you the very artlcle you need chlna wale cloth food Even the barber shoulders h1S shop and fares forth seekmg cus tomers On hls shouldel he balances a bamboo pole At one end of It IS a set of drawers ln WhlCh he keeps hls razor strap soap and other para phernalla at the other end of the pole IS a brass basln wlth a llttle pot under lt ln Wh1Ch a charcoal fire IS kept allve When a customer comes the file IS qulckly fanned lnto a blue flame and the barber IS ready fO1 buslness Then there are the peranlbulatlng soup kltchens and ltlnerant res taurants ready to catel to your appetlte at meal tlme And the peanut vendor' From hlm one can bus a pound of peanuts for about four cents ln Amerlcan money' He V56lghS the peanuts on a Chlnese scale It IS only a brown stlck vslth notches on It and a pan hanglng from one end ln whlch the peanuts are kept He moves the pan along untll he gets the proper balance We take our pound of lumbo peanuts and mlngle Wlth the throng of pedestrlans 48 TH li OCCIDENT ?,- A .... . . 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Y . ll' YY ' ' In DL Just ln tront of the postoifice IS the publlc letter wrlter There are countless homes 1n Chma where not a slngle member can elther read or wrlte Naturally thls publlc scrlbe IS an lmportant personage All day long he IS busy Hls customers pour thelr tales and messages lnto hls eals ln most pollte terms he calefully transcrlbes the message reads It to the customer hands lt ow er and recelw es a dozen or more coppers for hls servlce lt has often been sald that ln the streets of the CltleS one can read the story ot a natlon Thls 1s true ln Chma The ldea of the West IS cleanll ness That IS a thmg at WhlCh the Lhlnese never seem to alm Thelr streets are unswept wlth heaps of rubblsh plled at either slde ln the gutters are all sorts of refuse Unpleasant odors at every turn con stantly remlnd us of the lack of sanltatlon No matter how famlllar one becomes with the ways of Chlna the eyes stlll see and the nose stlll smells In the streets we see the poverty of the people Then pmched pallld faces and patched garments speak to us of ab1ect want Chma has well been called the Land of the Blue Gown for blue cotton cloth IS the materlal universally used for clothlng The stleets of Chlna therefore lack the plcturesquesness that so dellghts the eye ln Japan where the gay klmonas and pretty parasols of the people make the streets f6St1X9 Not only 1n the streets do we read the story of the people but we also learn thelr character As one mlngles wlth the throng one thlng IS strlkmgly consplcuous the good natu1ed tolerance of the people The short rhythmlcal straln of F O E O warns the pedestrlans that C0Ol16S are comlng and the crowd V16ldS to these men who carry such heavy burdens suspended from the ends of a bamboo pole Men domg the work of beasts of burden pulllng carts or pushlng wheel barrows good nature the multltude makes a wax for them The lnconvenlence does not ralse a frown and the delay that so otten ruffles the temper of a Westencr IS met wlth that calm patlence so characterlstlc of the ChlneSQ They always seem to know how to make the best of any sltuatlon One too IS lmpressed Wlth the easy method of Chlnese hfe the SOCldbl8 character of the people They are never too busy or engrossed 1n thell own affalrs to stop and VlS1t and to take an lnterest 1n the mln utest detall of another s l1fe Fhey are lnterested to know where one lb golng and what errand he IS bent hovs much one s coat cost or ex en what one had fo1 lunch The Chmcse loxe fun At the Sld9 of the street IS a Punch and Judy show It IS the same stolx that so fascmated us ln our chlldhood onlx the ngures are Lhlnese But It seemes qulte a hopeless task to com ey to xou all of the scenes and lmpresslons one gets ln the streets of Chlna Xou must come and see for youself DKIATILDA STUART 1 ON' Forward ever forward Oh' the road IS black and dustx Though dalk clouds hlde the sun And the way IS blurred vnth teals If orvx ard ex er forward Stop not once begun He vsho stops to hearken To thoughts of Yesteryeal Llke Lot s wlfe IS fo1gotten Bu those vsho knovu no feal The wlnd IS wlld and gusty As vse tl udge tovw ard futule x ears But tralls end at the Ralnbovx O er the prlmal fount of Loxe The ethereal arch 11ftS great and lovx To Hlm who rules above NIARY SCHWAA 26 49 'I' Il ' O C C I ' N T . 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'I' II IC 0 I' I' I Il IC N 'I' I RAR I THE MUSE WILL NIOT BE WOOED The muxe xv1lI not be xvooed to d IN That IS all I haxe to sax I h.1xe pleaded long., and hud She xxlll not hsten to thw blrd Tho Id llke to wrlte 1 poem gm The NIuQe xxxll not be xxooed to d IX e tlled d tiled I :led ln x Wlth lose ot tlme Ind httlt Q, un n ll It I1 t xxrote t x xelxe THE FIRST STAR I 5 xxx the mst st 11 tom ht A ehlnmg ln the xlxx I xxondered If th xt txvlnkhng heht Would exer tall mm s bhnded 1 ht Vlould alxx ixs shxne on hlgeh BGIUIL It xx IS quite tl lI'lx '1h1t QIONXIIU., pxnpolnt of 1 px BI'If,lltLI1tll Lfutule grxx Ind tlllx -X 1 put mx It ll to fll t Nlxm lox!-N PU llt mu he b xd but It Dllgllf, be xxol web Tho Id like to xxrxte 1 poem .ax The Nluse wlll not be xxooed to dax I dont lxnoxv what I xxdnt to xxutt ld haxe to be so xerx bllght To compose the poem I desue -Xnd such as the tefzehel would require Tho Id lllxe to xx11te 1 poem 5, ix 'I he Nluxe xv1lI not be xxooed to dax Dome W INIINI Z 1 FATHER TIIVIE I' 1the1 tune hae thux feu been lxlul In the l'llUlillI'l ot each hfe and nnnd He hae mfzde xouth bught md 9, IX QIWOXXIII us onlx the sunnx dfxx Sendme to Us m mx ltlxx of htt lxeeplnge xxv'1x sxdne N and xtute Wh xtexel unple xx mt the llltlllk m1g,,ht ho d Xoxx good tlIllLN m xx he m 1nx U1 lexv lox sloxxlx he xxlll xxltllill 1xv the m ul N I Il BRO THE RADIO I ou need not thefxm ot maglt hoxeb old, lust ILIIH 41 dlal and messdgex untold II e ll get a song hom gdx 'Wexx Y 01k And then C1 speeth hom Rockx Polk -Xnd noxx iteaehel IIOIII O S I On Qheep and hogs xx 1ll glxe hu x1exx Ot 1Il the stlentlht VIOIILIGI O The last and but h as been the Idtllfl I xxlsh I eould tune out the local statlon II 1th theu Dl0g1dl'llN tull ot hunk and Ihlllllltldllllll II hen thex IC not on, the 4111 xxlll xleld Gxoano and glumbleo ot the Nt.1t1e feld but xx 1th Stlenee xx o1l mg IIIIII the nmxt 1 mmd It N IIINI lstep untll the pcltett thing xxe IIINI cRoTm IH Ixclrx P ml 'I' ll Ii U I' I' I ll li N 'I' .U- I - 1 I - 1 : ' 1 - aj. aj 1 z , ' 'f ' ' . v, tv. 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Dm ' ,ii 19 E C IDFNT I HIS ROMANCE I told her that I loved her And I begged her to be mme She smiled and llstened rather Luke some goddess form dlvlne Do you 1eally love me t1uly uoth she all aflutter As surely as mme honor cooly I tho soft as butter And well marry ln the sprxngtxme When the lark 1s on the wmg Por she s the theme of thls httle 1h5 me And her sweet pralse I sing ll HER ROMANCE He told me that he loved me And he sought the love thats mine l leally was qulte frlghtened I-le Is llke a god dIVlI'l6l My heart lt trembled llke a bud A tosslng mldst the storm I fear that was what he heald As I stood there all lose torn And slnce such love ne er leads to naught So ours IS really Jolly Come out and see the house w v bou ht And youll not call love fo lv 'VIARY SCHWAN 26 A MAGIC LAND Have you ever heard of a land where by lts very lTI3g1C one forgets hlmself and hls twentleth century problems? It sounds mythlcal doesnt lt? I really never belleved there could be such a place untll last summer Whlle on my vacatlon I came across a spot whxch I thlnk was as near that as anythlng could be There IS a small natlonal pa1k 1n the southwestern corner of Colorado called Mesa Verde It sounds very commonplace and IS really qulte ob scure but as soon as one has taken the drlve up the swltch backs and halr pm curves to the plateau on whlch It IS situated one finds a land of two thousand years ago Thls IS the home of the ancient Cllff Dwellers of whom everyone has heard When our party of flve came upon the plateau we saw only a ranger statlon made of logs and a very small museum for excavated artlcles They told us after reglsterlng that we could go down over the r1m of the canyon nearby and explore the rulns wlthout a gulde So maklng camp fsmce we always preferred that to lodglng ln a hotell we cllmbed down a laddel over the cl1E to a ledge and there the enchantment began We were 1n the rulns of a C115 Dwellers vlllage llke one large house wlth many rooms remalns of old watch towers and ceremonlal klvas extendlng far back mto the chfli' It was all so lntelestlng that we hated to leave although we knew there was to be much more the next day That nlght after supper We went to the center of the camp where a large fire was burnlng Here we heard the Camp Flre Talk arranged every evenlng for v1s1tors when two rangers told somethlng of the hlstory of the park and archaeologlcal facts about lt Later Indlans from the nearby Ute reservatlon who had been repalrlng the roads were persuaded to perform some of thelr natlve war and medlclne dances Wlth the at mosphere of the place grlppxng us It was certamly hard to belleve that we were hung In the twentleth century Next day a large party of tourlsts started vslth a gulde and lxved a day ln those anclent rulns We crawled through cracks and CFQVICQS and cllmbed ladders notched logs and ropes Just as those must have done who llved there so long ago The actual rulns vxere all s1m1lar 1n archltecture but each seemed to have a speclal charm or 1YldlYldl12l appeal When we rode avs ay from the park that nlght the most tlred people you ever savs we seemed to be leavlng a world of enchantment As we wandered through the rulns of long ago we had l1ved ln the Splrlt of a Cllff Dvseller and felt the call of the mountalns and the ma1esty of the cany ons much as he must haxe felt them BERNOLA WOODYARD 26 O0 T H 0 C J 9 . . u u , . 9 - 9 . . . 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Q. , 9 . - F IDE THE WINNER ,-E HL sun shone hot on the steammg grass of the academy campus l as Ruth Rlchards looked out the wlndow of the chapel whlch P ,A was used by the students as a study hall In a few days the l E,fL3 'i,l blue and white vlolets would llft the11 faces to the llght and the alr would be filled Wlth the perfume of the early wlld flowers It was the season when evely one should be happy Hope and promlse was ln the a1r Yet the brown eyes looklng out from two rosx dlmpled cheeks were plamlx troubled and thls was quxte contrary to he1 usual happy QXDFGSSIOII Last month there had been an entertamment glven 111 the town hall by the Junior class as one means of defraymg the expenses of the baseball team for the comlng season There had been muslc by the Glee Club and readlngs by the elocutlon class Lastlv a hat trlmmlng contest for the boys and a wood sawlng contest for the glrls Ruth had been the successful competxtor ln the wood sawlng match and had won over her teacher She had been quxcker of movement and had had the fore thought to have her saw sharpened Not only that but after the three chords were glven on the plano as a cue to begm she had tu1 ned her cord wood stlck over so lt would be spllntered slde up Now prlze speaklng was only two months away Ruth had already selected and memorxzed her recltatlon one by Ellzabeth Stewart Martln entltled The Fall of Pemberton Mlll It was dlfficult of dellvery and traglc to the extreme but try as she mlght she could not get an appomt ment Wlth her teacher IVIISS Roush was plalnly peeved She hated to be outdone especlally by one of her own puplls She was a proud dark eyed woman a success ful teacher but not blg enough to be a good loser She felt a b1t of hos t1l1ty toward the sllp of a slxteen year old glrl who had won the humorous uttle physlcal contest Naturally she wanted to be popular enough to be 1eta1ned next year by the dlrectors Now she found plentv of excuses to put off glvlng Ruth a date for prlvate rehearsal and her unhappv llttle vlctor felt the need of her lnstructlon W hlle Miss Roush dxd not exactly wlsh to see a pupll whom she had 1nst1 ucted for nearly three years fall ln rhetorlcals she 1n some way dxd not care to contrlbute too largely to her success As she thought about It Ruth Rlchards was her most promlslng pupll She would not need much prompung the teacher told herself She had best serve the Interests of the class as a whole by centellng he1 attentlon upon some of the less glfted and make the prue speaklng a real contest She was sure thls was the fan est thmg to do I'here was llttle red halred Ruth Reams whose father was one of the trustees She would take her to her own teacher of oratory ID a nearby cltv Surely he could make It posslble for her to secure the prlze Yes she Sdld as she gane her desk draw er a xxgorous push I wlll do that very th1ng On golng to the d16SSlllg' room that nlght Ruth Richards overheard one of the glrls Well lf she pelslsted 1n refuslng me an appomtment I would take lt up Vflth the Prmclpal She stepped back qulckly before she w as obserx ed When you speak of angels thought Ruth as she went QC mtuzucd on Page 971 -J 'I' H . 0 C C N T iff- w ' l l ' lglrel Elms! 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Q . . . . 1 v , . . . . ,, . v v f , , at . as ' Y V4 - , , fl ro F IDL AN S O S TO RADIO FANS I esterday I went down to Lazarus and bought me an elght tube var1 able super het and neutrodyne radlo s t I bought It on the lnstallment plan whlch IS ten dollars down the rest when they catch me After the cle1k had taken my name addl ess telephone number age height color of my eyes amount in bank and number of charge accounts the set was mlne to take home Of course the set was not really mme because they st1ll owned the greater part the controllmg lnterest but I llked the sound of My Radlo Set There IS a certam sense of pleasure ln belng able to call a coveted oblect your own The coveted ob1ect however turned out to be anothel stone ln my path In the first place the dellvery truck would be unable to get around that day and I wanted to hear a speclal program from statlon ICU Therefore the only thmg for me to do was carry It home wlth me How was I to do lt? It was ove1 three feet long and one and a half feet square not mcludmg a four foot loop aerlal I plcked It up and lmmedlately set It down My thoughts were perhaps Slmllar to one of the Lxlllputlans who set to work to move Gulllver Where there s a w1ll theres a way or 1n modern slang Where there s a w1ll there s a fight Calllng two clerks to help me I finally had the cumbersome set pax ked 1n a taxl I arrl ed home and asked the amount of the fare Seventy five cents for you he says then po1nt1ng at the set and two dollars for that' I looked at hlm but he dld not w1lt so I pald hlm Wlth the added attractlon of filty cents he asslsted me ln plac mg the set where I wanted It The salesman had told me that all I needed to do was connect It w1th the house current and tune ln any statlon I wanted The light bulb was off at the base I grabbed the remalnlng part to remove It but 1umped back about five feet as 110 volts of Rallway Power and Llght current coursed through my body Then and there I declded to let that one alone and try another one The second one came out easllv and I soon had the connec tlons made Now for statlon ICU Por one long hour I turned those dlals and all I got was sllence I vsent over to the phone and called up a frlend of mme askmg hlm vshy I could not get anythlng Have you turned lt on asked he Now I had plumb forgot that so I says yes and hung up Well I went over and turned a doofunny and began turnlng those knobs some mole I turned untll I had bllsters on my fingers but all I heard was cats and blrds domg the1r best or worst Th1s however was an 1mprovement so I llfted the lld up to see 1f I could not lmprove 1t some more There vsere elght hght bulbs whlch were awful dlm so I substituted some good ones Somehow these seemed to cut every thlng out so I put the orlglnal ones back ln There VK616 also a couple of dozen wlres but I declded to let the mterlor alone It was now three and one half hours smce I had started tunlng 1n and I knew there was no hope of gettmg statlon ICU and the program I vsanted so I turned It ofl Now what ID the name of bob talled kangaroos do you thmk happened? Just as soon as I turned those two knobs the XOICS of a man came out of that thlng so cleal I thought he vsas standlng 1ust behlnd the set talk1ng to me And what he sald was th1s All broadcastmg statlons have been shut off for the past foul hours due to official messages betvs een the S S Ohio uhlch IS anre and other shlps that vsere golng to the lescue More neus vxlll be broadcasted late1 Statlon ICU nlll nova resum lts prog1 am fo1 thls ex enlng 14 T H I 0 C C ' N T , V . .- . S . . . , 1 a I 7 .' . D 7 . ! ! 7 7 . N9 7 ' 7 ' y . . y . H . ,, . . . . . ' I .l 9 Y V . 3 h . . . . . ll ! ' 9 7? . ' 66 9 ' ! 77 ' I , ll - 77 ' ' ' 7 7 H U ' ' ' u, n o . 1 F s u rather tight so I gave it an extra hard turn and with a loud pop it broke Y . . , . . y ' K6 , ' 7! . ll Y! . . - ' , . , . . , v A . . 1 . o a - s . 7 . f . . Y . . H ' . . Q Y' R: I 4. 5 . V. v S . kv uf . ' . , ' 77 lf IDF I however had svs ooned away and when I came to I proceeded to let my hand perform the deeds my mlnd did thlnk The last words I heald as my ax fell with a spllnterlng crash lnto that elght tube varlable super het and neutrodv ne vyeie Statlon ICU signing off for tonight CLLMENT INSKEEP 26 C-RANDP ATHER If thele we1e such an organ17at1on as The Worrv Healels Gland father would wlthout doubt be one of 1ts most energetlc membels For Grandfather has that happy faculty of belng able to put hls finger on the pulse of the human heart and by hls mere touch to regulate its troubled beatmg Just l1v1ng he once Sdld to me 1snt what God intended for us It s true He put us here to save our own souls But He dldn t say that we might not help others along the rxght path too Don t be selfish child Selfishness IS like an ugly weed that springs up unpercelyed ID our wheat fields It grows thrusting Itself above the tender stalks and soon chokes out thelr llfe We tear up the filthy paraslte IH order that our graln mav grow unharmed But when the weed of sel fishness lodges ln our hearts and beglns to klll the natural kindness thele do we teal It from our hearts? No shaking his head not very often he sald That IS Glandfathers buslness pulllng weeds Men Wlth sore af fhcted hearts come to hlm as to a doctor and go away relley ed at peace wlth the world On warm summer evenlngs his cool vlne shadowed front porch IS Grandfather s office His patlents fthey would smile at such an appellatlonj drop in one by one to chat casually with Uncle Tom Thus he has helped many a man gone to the dogs to become a good cltlzen and to regaln his self respect he has glven strength to the weak and has endeavored to bring the sinner back to Heaven Boys who find lt hard to submit to bosslng are there and young men who discover hfe to be a horrid bore Old men come to recall with Tom those vlvld days long ago when llfe was in their opinion one grand lark He IBLQIVGS all Vklth equal klndness and infinite understandmg G1 andfather IQ a slmpl unpretentious man of the people vet h1s fine perceptlons his unbounded sympathy his complete unselfishness proclalms him to be a true son of the Father He never carps or crltlclses He IS never vlolent or preiudiced Men value Grandfather s gentle advice for these very negatlve qualxtles Hxs old corncob plpe and the genial laugh Vk11l1kl9S at the corners of his deep blue eyes form a pl aslng comblnatlon that makes one look for thlngs over which one may be happy Why such a commonplace obiect as a torncob pipe should so affect one I do not know Pelsonahty some fo ks label It But that to m IS as meaningless a wold as egotlsm Asked when he IS golng to retlre fl om actlve business life he always replies As long as the good Lord grants me a spark of l1fe I shall con tlnue my labors ln His Name Crandfathei 1s an old man novs and his days ln thlg vale of tears axe fevs Put he vxlll not lay dovsn the blt of llfe yet remamlng to him As his body weakens and becomes frail so ln contrast h1s Splrlt galns stlength and power until some day the blaye soul vslll leave its eaxthly du elhng and like the soul of John Brovxn go malthlng on XIARY SCHWAA 26 l ' 1 V T H , 0 C L u IN T , 1 1 . 1 , 9 9 ' . n . U l , 1 . 9 . , . if ' ' 19 . 9 - , 9 , . 1 ' . 1 1 1 ' ' U 4 - 77 1 4 L v L, ' , Q . . . L Y . . K 9 . ' 9 as ' ' 99 , , ' ca' 9 ' 9 9 ' 9 , ' 9 L . H , . . . . , . . Y . ' 9 . w . . . ' . Q - 9 ' , - 99 ' ' , 44 77 ' ' 1 ' 9 9 1 . ' ' , ' -- n . - - L. . . 7 9 I , - . , . . . . L ' ' ' as YY , . , . as 99 9 . ' 9 ts ' ' 77 , . . U . ,, I . . 9 . . . . 0 ' . . . . . . I i i . 9 9 9 1 U . . Q - . 1 L L., , V '9 9 9 . . . , . r u 7 . . . . . . - 7 ,. . . Q . . . .9 . . I Y L . . 1 Q . V . 9 ' 4 ' 0 ' 1 1 , . . , V, L L LL Y . L' C ' . w u Kc l I ' ' - L . L , . v . . ,, i . . L 4 . I ' L ' .Y u .L H h .H ' ' 7. 9 7' . ' ' D . . v . . . 9 9 K 9 ' 1 1 9 y' 9 ' 1 9 9 , - I - - V u , U - 99 , -- . w v ' . . , . Si THE OCCIDENT THE BIRDS' MIGRATION The ghost of the Ladx Hoon Is smlllng ln the sky Before the sun has set And the stars appear on hlgh But the great flocks of blrds nex er xx ealx Stlll to the northward flx Thelr wlngs nlust surelx be tlletl Wlth so steady a fllght and long But the God of all good ex 91 gl,llCI8S them And never lets them go wrong And the beat ot thelr steady WlIlgS Is llke beautx and rhvthm ln song All day the golden sun had shone On countless flocks of blfds Untll at dusk I stood alone Grlpped vxlth an awe bex ond all xxolds Dark was the sky wlth countless vxlngs I'he bllds were southward bound VI here the cllmate bmll6S and the sea breeze slngs A song of the log. lt has found MARY JOINES 29 WHEN IVIACBETH VISITS TI-IE I-IARTIVIAN Sax vxho had thls place first' Don t crowd me up llke that Gee thls IS p rtect contentment There that s better I guess It wlll be worth whlle to get shox ed ex en I wouldnt mlss seelng Macbeth for anvthlng ves ltS got lnurdel ln It I remember vxhen we studled lt ln school It actuallx made shlx GIS lun up and dovx II mx back Old Shakespeare galned fame IH the vxlltlng ot that play Yes xou xe pl obablx guessed lt bx thls tlme It s the gallerx cue at the Hartman Theater People standlng ln a llne extendlng over two CIIN blocks lust to see a plax ox er three hundred vears old Isn t that stl ange ln thls dax ot lazll What would Wllllam Shakespeare thlnk lt he savx hundreds of people standlng ln a drlzvllng raln to xxltness that old slnner Nlacbeth react hls mul derous deeds? Thele goes the llght' That means lush lush up steps alld steps I' lnallx seated the spectatols Wdlt lmpatlentlx tor the curtaln to T159 Oh' Thele It goes Thllllflel llghtnlllg vxltches xx elrd scenery and odd old llnes Ex elxone ls sllent On and on he tollovxs Nlacbeth along hls bloodx path Exerxone flnds hlmselt bound to llsten Sympathv and hatred struggle T01 a place IH hls heart Aftel thlee hours of steady vxatchlng the play IS ox 61 Hovx short those houls seemed Once more that lmmortal drama has scored a tllllmph Vlllalns xxlll come and xlllalns xx lll go but Nlacbeth llx es on folex Q1 HARRILTT FISHILR '96 H url K Y Y 4 . in v rc ur K 'n .9 T . . Y .' c I c U . Y' . K a I 7 Q ' 1 - 9 9 ' I v 7' 1 . . . . tv 1 , . v . . v y I vi Y ', L v . . . X . , . w . I . , v , . an , , - - ' v - rv GK U, -. . . , .'. Q . I ,,'H , . . V l 9 1 . Y Y , . . . . K . W , ., ' . . Y . . . . . ' 1 I ' 1 .V U v 1 Y ' 0 . va.. , ,, v 'v . v ' y ' ' ' v , 9. . . ' . I . v v , 1 L1 1. v ' . . I Y . . 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RESULTS OF A POETIC OUTBREAK Belng suddenly 1nsp11 ed w 1th a poetlc sp1r1t I began lecently w11t1ng a p1ose d6SCl 1pt1on of a sunrise NIV first thought was to say The orlental sky was aglow wlth a brlght llght the source of whlch could not be seen whlle the western sky was st1ll dalk from the retreatlng shades of Erebus But here I hesltated I dldnt know whether or not the western sks was dark and the eastern sky llght at the same tlme I had always thought llght s ttled on the earth 1ust as the poets sav of the nlght The shades of nlght are falllng I declded to find out fo1 my self Accordlnglv when I went to bed that nlght I set the alarm for 6 oclock so I could get up to see the sunrlse Next mornlng I suppose the alarm went off alright because lt was run down when I awoke and saw the tlme near 8 o clock Not daunted bx thls fallure I trled agaln and was successful 1n gettlng up at 6 a m but the sun was already fully an hour hlgh I then gave up trymg further As for stlll dark from the retreatlng shades of Erebus I was doubt ful about that too I had heard ot Erebus being somethmg dark and gloomy but never anythlng about th shades of Erebus I put lt ln however because It sounded poetlc M3 next sentence was Soon a large shlmmerlng golden ball ap peared over the dlstant hllls flooding the valleys and enrlchlng the grass with a multltude of gllstenlng pearls That sounds foollsh but you see It IS alright for a person poetlcally lncllned to wrlte thus Dld you ever hear of p06t1C l1cense VK e'll Even lf the sun does or doesn t Shlmmer lt sounds well But ln case you cant read between the llnes the sun IS sup posed to shlne on the dew transformlng mvrlads of tiny drops 1nto pealls fProof The h1lls1de s dew p arled J I trled to wrlte a th1rd sentence but accordlng to mathematlcal pro g19SS101'l the second sentence was harder than the first and the thlrd stlll hardex than the second So hard ln tact that I couldn t ven start lt so I O Hemx Qt0lW whlch I had let lapse durmg my outbreak G ARLOWE BRYAN 26 Tl-IE VESTAL FIRE A HE Great Northwest IS a land of pertect refrlgeratlon most of 2 the year man eatlng mosqultos the rest of the year and the , .5 526 SU1V1Y3l of the fittest twelve months of the year By the Great ziggy Northwest I do not refer to that reglon where Buffalo Bill and U a few others staged a Fourth of Julv celebratlon for the Indlans blew them up and approprlated the real estate before they allghted I mean lather that terrxtory conslderably northwest of Hay Rn er where the landscape IS prlnclpally spruce plne and snow northwestern Canada and ad1acent Alaska IH the map s mostly blank spaces In this land of fuendly solltude and trackless wlnd swept wastes of snows where the tlapper can mush for fifteen hundred mlles and meet no human there IS someth1ng besides 0x5 gen In the atmosphere Thls ln tdnglble somethmg makes It the fdeal env11 onment ln whlch Damon and P5 thlas may undergo a metamorphosls and emerge Palamon and A1Clt6 Th 18 IS a llttle g1dX god w 1th a sandpaper shlrt IH thls northwest who slts on the end of a spruce needle smoklng cockle bu1 rs 1n a calabash plpe He bleathes an 1I1W1S1bl6 smoke lrto the air If two staunch comrades b1eathe xt It affects the11 exes each d1scoxe1s monstrous faults IH the other and thex palt w 1th clenched fists and p1ot1ud1ng Llliflel faws The trelndshlp JS T H . 0 C' C I I N T . 4' ' ' U ' X . .I . . L , v. . . y . 7 7 v - - , , - an ' 1 . , v v v r ' ' V . D . L . . . it - ' n ' ' . 4 YL I a . v 7 V . ,. ' . V . , . . K . v ' v L l ' Y 7 . . . , i . . i i I, KK ' . ' !! . , n y- - . ' D IK 77 ' ' , - Q V . y , . 7 as ' ' - x . - , . Y ,Q - . , . Y. . . . ,, . .' . . . T' . . ' . x - 1. 7 v n . , n Q K u . , . y . - . 7 . . . . , L , U . , cc ' ' 7 - D rv . . , . . , . .u .- Q Y Y 7 1 1 . . , D . . e , turned my attentions to less vain pursuits and contmued readlng an I . 1-rv I mtv, 7 . . ly I , . . , . Ni., ' I . . W, cs V - 1 73- t fs . ' ' '..,:?N 'F' ' ' ' . I tr I U I AL Liiiff - ' P D 7 y o . I 1 ' 7 . - 4 1 . , -V Y 7 Y! . N . , . 7 ' y , v In . ' I , . K . . 7 . I . . - I . 7 K. I , . t V V Q . yu k , . , . Q . Lv L, T I v lb - K v p . ly - L IDL IS competely shattered unless somethmg yerx extlaordlnarv befalls to counteract the llttle gray god s smoke Of course not ey ervone knows thls ewzplanatlon Sky Scraper John better known as Loftv had come north from Seattle to help flll the great open spaces because he was eternally en tangllng hls head ln telephone and electrlc llght wlres Gumboot Bob had come north for no partlcular leason and the same cause had thl own the two together They stuck and became trappers 1n the great northern pme and spruce forests For ten vears they had remalned substantlal frlends and whlle not mseparable llke the Smlth Brothers th y were seldom cons1de1 ed separately ak if Another three months rushed by on the thunderlng wmgs of south bound ducks The llttle cabm was flounderlng ln a rolllng sea of snow as a freezing dawn stumbled 1nto the sky A frlgld wind how led across the hollow lmpeded by trees for a dlstance of half a mlle on all SldBS of the cabln A slender column of mercury ln the battered thermometer b neath the frozen eaves despalred of ever overcommg the arctic gale and was retreatlng de spondently to the forty below mark It was an approprlate mornmg for The Day Both men arose wxth a frost bltten sun The bantermg comment and hearty congemallty of yore were gone Dlstrust and 1ealousy had been planted 1n thelr hearts and the se dllngs were bearlng a r1ch harvest Lofty had Se1Z8d the bacon refuslng to share lt w1th Gum Gum ln re tal1at1on had monopolmed the coffee thus Lofty s breakfast was entlrelv bacon whlle Gum s was solely coffee Such a menu IS not conduclye to concord under any clrcumstances Matters 1n the llttle cabin had been approachlng thls state durlng the last three months but always before the tl appers had shared the bacon and coffee The llttle grey god was doing hlS work well the hearthslde and lntent on the apple of dlscord roastmg IH hls soul each donned cap macklnaw and snowshoes Sullenly Gum pushed out into the weather Glumly Lofty followed Each was more than usually angry at the other thls mornlng Nelther looked behlnd at the cab1n as he crossed the edge ot the hollow All day through Wlnd and snow wxth hostlllty smoulderlng IH thelr hearts they trudged and clrcultous round of the traps They had vxolent ly dlsputed the d1v1s1on of the spoxls so that the day before the traps had been placed 1n palrs Each was to recelve the game IH hls own trap I happened that eyery palr whlch they had vlslted was satlsfactorlly filled It was flye o clock A chllled sun was sxnklng below the horlzon as Lofty and Gum approached the r1m ot the hollow There beneath a spruce they had placed a pa1r of traps As they neared It became exldent that S0m9thlHg unusual had occured The snow was packed Wlth the pecullar footprxnts of the lynx The stake to whlch a trap had been anchored was uprooted and one trap was gone' In the other lay a mlnk w1th beautlful thlck deep chestnut fur such a pelt as could adorn only the form of the most ultra elltes owner of a purse lxned w 1th gold bonds Gum hesltated a moment then ady anced placed h1s heavy foot on the trap s stlff sprlng and dragged the llmp body from the 1aws Say whatcha do1n there? demanded Lofty That s NH tl ap It IS huh Xou yust tell that to somebody that ll bellexe It Run along th1s1s XIX trap' ,, lug? J T H ' 0 C C ' N T n .v L . , L V uv 4 Q v .4 V L , . 1 an . U , , at H 9 v , - . . . . . Y. ,C ,, . , . , . y . , I, . . y . . , ew' . Ik wk . i . . V. V , un- : I 9 . Y . . I D ': . - . 4 , n D 1 Q Q . r - v ' . . .r u , . 3 uf V . , . .Y Y 1 Q Y . V . I The breakfast-only-in-name being finished, Gum and Lofty arose from ! . ' 9 v 9 K' Y Y . ' 1 y . . . . . t . 1 Y Q 1 u l u I - . 1 L f , I 1 s , . ' . t 7 V , . . . . . . V. , . i Y , . 7. l . , v I a a u v I T ' .Y v 1 , - - , 1 n - a , Y v 4 ' 3 Y 7 7 ! . . ' as , , ' 9 sv , an 9 l , ' , yn . 7 ' U ! A ' ts ' 0 V ' , 1 - , - , . I . I . ' - r U v l , A - if frvlfllllffll n 7 112j Sf EI OCCIDENT fv THE OCCIDENT IIATHLETICS f f 7 ff X 2? ff XX 1 3 ff Q , f if 3 6 4 4, ff 2, , X ffm 1 -3- -V A1 0' - , 1 -1 f -Y ff 'V G Xxx Z od ' Xu f G' KW xc? f J l iV fig! wigixzg j X. Q57 I X S us AA i immerse'-f F DF FOOTBALL Although W est H1gh s 1921 football tean1 falled to w111 a champ1onsh1p they defeated North and AQLIIHAS two of the strongest teams 111 the c1tw 1n add1t1on to beat111g Spungfield for the first tlme ln five XQHIS OL'1 OV FOWN GAMES In the opemng game we W916 defeated by Hamllton 19 to 6 The B1 own and Buff warr1o1s fought ha1d and held a 6 to 0 lead for the fl1St thlcn qual ters How ex er they wuc fo1 ced to lower the1r colors when the blue a11d whlte elex en h1t its st11de and scored three touchdowns IH the nnal pe11od ln thc second game we fot ou1 fll st taste of vlctory when our boys downed the strong Sprlngfield team 6 to 0 Thls contest was fast and mterestlng although the scorlng was l1m1ted to one touchdown made by Wlason on an 80 yard run HOME GAMES Our second defeat was at the hand of South ln th ll1Sl1 home game We led throughout the first three quarters but were nosed out ln the last few minutes of play when the south enders forced over a touchdown after thev had gained almost half the length of the field on forward passes In our next encounte1 we wele held to a scoreless t1e by Central Th1S game w as slow and umnterestlng due largelv to the poo1 condltlon of the field wh1ch was llterally a sea of n1ud Mason proved the outstandmg star SC011l1g all the po1nts fO1 W est We then defeated the strong North team 13 to O The Cowboys started the game off w1th a bang a11d scored two touchdowns 1n less than tive m111utes of play However Nolth had two excellent chances to scorc 1n the second half but thex we1e stopped both tlmes on the one vard llne by West s 1nv1nc1ble defense the lack of team work on the part of the West players It was a fast game Wlth East recelxlng a ma1o11tx ot the breaks wh1ch gave them an eally lead and the game In the final game of the season we downed AQUIHZS 13 to 0 The w1de awake playlng of W1lson prow ed the down fall of the Green and Gold elex n He sco1 ed two touchdowns on fumbles bv Holtzlnger and Stotsburx BASKETBALL I asketball at W cst 101 1926 was 1 1the1 successful although the final ax erage 1n number of games wo11 and lost was b low that of prcuous years ThlS lower percentage IS largely due to sex eral hard luck games 1n wh1ch M est was beaten bx one or two po1nts 1n the last lY1lI'lLlt9 ot play FIRST ROUND In the openlng ga1ne at South Hlgh we were defeated '71 to 19 'lhls w as a hard fought battle w1th VS est leading f1om the t1p off untll the last few m1nutes when th 1 w ere nosed out bw the Blue and Grax qulnt t 0u1 second game w as anothe1 ha1d luck defeat We V616 beaten bx one po1nt IH the last few seconds of play afte1 h xing led the wax up to that pO1Ht The final SLOIQ w as 16 to 1 1 T01 Aqumas In OU1 next game we defeated T1ades '34 to 8 It was IH th1s game that F101 10 got 18 DOIHIN w hlch m xde h1m thc league s leading sco1e1 1 7 'l H 1 O C C I , 1 N T ' ' ' 4 f ' . - .' . . . ' I ' Y I ' 4 ' ' ' K! v 7 ' 1 L 1 , f ' 1 ' 1 1 ' v Q it n 4 . V 1 7 V Y 5 1 x I 1 l v , . 1 s , 1 , - . ' 1 1 - ' w . J . O , . I . 3 v ' V Y. 4 p 5 ' v I 9 1 , . , . . . 1 . V 1 0 . . 7 Y . . T . . . V ' 1 1 '. ' , . , . w 1 y' 1 ' , . . - ' ' v I I 1 I 1 'A I . 1 . Y -, . . . V ' Vi e then met East and were dec1s1vely beaten 12 to 0, due mostly to . - , I M . r a . . . , . Y vo c . -1 V Y ' . 7 3. s - 1 I in ' . .. . -2 ' . 1 ' . v 1 , : ' 7 9 L e 1 1' Ls l ' . 7 1 I r 1 1 ' y ' 1 'I L x 1 I 8- v ' A ' A1 L- ' ' 1 vi , , , . . I , .. . . . ' v D v V - v 1 1 ' Q Vu v nf L' ' 1 1 r v 1 0 r 1 I v 1 V ' ' . A v A 3, A- 1 lv . 4 av v. V -lv ' . .' ' ' ' Z ' 1 . 1 f Q . , 1. ' N is ' 'A . 1 ' -' ' Lf, - ' . 2 ' 1 ilk ' L . 1 .I :L THE OCCIDENT ,,+..1 We were then beaten bv Central 29 to 14 Although our boys fought hard and tied the score sex eral tlmes 1n the first halt we were completelx humbled ln the last half of the game ll e then got ln llne and took a deteat by North along Wlth the oth 1 mgh schools West was swamped trom start to hnlsh The score was 32 to 12 ln the last game ot the hrst mound we defeated East 20 to 20 West took the lead earlx IH the 61 st halt and held It the entlre game SECOND ROUND We wele out fOl rexenge when we met South ln the second lound Remembermg the deteat handed them 1n the first game the West bow tought hard and trimmed them 27 to 26 Rewenge IS sweet ll est rex enged thems lx es tu1the1 when thex defeated AQUIHQS '30 to Z4 Thls w as one of the hardest and most bltterlw iought contests of the season Our next game was with Tlade We beat them 99 to '74 but we1 toned to plax a me mlnute overtlme perlod ln Ol der to do It Although our boxs led thloughout the entlre game thex wer hard pressed at all umes Another Stledk of bad luck h1t us w hen we H819 beaten by Centl rl 74 to 23 Atter haxlng a one polnt adx antage wlth less than one mmute to plax Tlttel sanl a long basket whlth tul ned what seemed YlCt01X lnto deleat l v v 7 L Y ' - 'w e . 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N if E OCCIDL VY e were agaln beaten by North th1s time by a 22 to 11 score How ever the West quintet played hard and held the leadmg team to a compar atlvely low score In the last league game we lost another game to East by a 20 to 18 score Thls contest was fast and excltlng fl om the tlp off wlth first one team and then the other ln the lead Tlme after tlme FIOTIO shot from the mlddle of the floor ln an attempt to tle the score 1n the last mmute but each tlme thc ball fell an mch or two short It we could haxe 1ust had a llttle luck thmgs mlgnt have been dlfferent AT DFLAVVARE Coach Fuller then took h1S players to partlclpate ln the Central Ohlo Toulnament at Delaware where they vson a sllx er cup for bemg runner ups In the flrst round of play our team defeated Westervllle 27 to 7 The West qumtet completely outclassed thelr opponents from start to fimsh In the second round we agam won a d6ClS1VE vlctory Thls tlme at the expense of the Newark five by a 25 to 12 count The game vsas close at the beglnnlng but West gradually pulled out ln front and won easllv from the opposlng team Ou1 next game was wlth South who had 1ust handed North thelr first defeat of the season We won the game 18 to 11 but each plaver was forced to put forth hls best efforts ln order to down the strong South lads In the fmals we were defeated by East 22 to 16 West started off Wlth the same form WhlCh they dlsplayed ln thelr Wm ove1 South and held a 10 to 5 advantage for the first half In the second half our boys seemed to lack the fight showed 1n the earlv part of the game and were held to 6 polnts vxhlle the East players made 11 pomts and vson the game WEST S ALL HIGH STARS FoorAI L Captaln Ira Rltzman one of the best centers who ever played on a Columbus hlgh team Wlll close h1s career at West wlth much honor F01 two SUCCQSSIVG yeals Ira vxas the unanlmous selectlon for center posltlon on the All Hlgh teams made up by the local papers and was further honored th1s yea1 ln bemg chosen to Cdptdln each of the mythlcal elevens Homer Buslck the fastest blg fellow ln the league was a valuable player and well deserves hlS All Hlgh posltlon at guard Homer wlll also be mlssed by graduat1on Anothe1 All Hlgh player on the team was Harold Mason one of the fastest backs 1n the Clty Harold was a trlple threat man and caused no end of t10l1bl6 fo1 West s opponents He vslll also be lost by graduat1on BASKETBALL Captaln elect Johnny Florlo was undoubtedly one of the best forwards 1n the Hlgh League and was commented on by manv as belng the best ln d1X1dU3.l plax er ln the Clty He vxas the unanlmous Ch0lCe for All Hlgh folvsard 64 Q TH NT Y . . . , . . v , . .. 4 .- . . 1 1 n ,a - r g . 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V.v THE OCCIDPINT l W INITIATION The Annual lx Inltlatlon xx as held on Fuesdax Aprll 'Nth La t yeal lt was declded that the 1n1tat1on should be confined to the act1xe members at sehool and whlle manx ot the alumm were dlsappomteol xet after more SOb61 ludgm nt p ex alled most of them agreed that lt was the p1ope1 thlng The canclldates were glxe a notlce whlth lnstructed them whele to und tnen next set of dll9Lt10HS and thus by a serxes ot sholt Jaunts they finally gathered at the old canal brxdge on the Frank 1oad wele conducted to a nearby castl ano tn IH tlatlon comp eted ln due and p1 oper form The followlng new members were admltted Wllllam NICE anl Robert Romltk Bas ball 1920 Albert Blumer Robert Dent Chestel Doughty Fred Hammond Marlon 'lrabue and Rob rt ll eller for Football 1929 and the two managers 14 red MCF duen and Kenneth Kldd How ald G11 was elected to memberslnp but because of an mlurx he was abs nt from school and lost out On Tl'1Ll1QCl8X the 99th a dlnrer dam was glx en at Henmcks at xxhuh the canclldates and about txx entx couples enlox ed a Hne banquet an l a dellghtlul ex Elllllg l no 99 u 1v ' ' ' , r , - r- i 'f , . . L, . .. . 's ' ': , 4 1 . 'l ' 1 Y . l v v 4 I ' . . ' . '-1 . . D 1- 1 , , , . N- 1 1 . . . 1 . '1 . ,. ,,n A . , , . 1 ' lf. , '- . ' 1 ' ' 1 . , . . I ' 1 v 4 v 9 . 3 v Q 1 ' Q' 1 '1 ' 1 ' 1 . V, .. - . . . ,. . . . 1 f . K . e 71- D 1 v . ' . v V 1 7 y r ' 1 ' 0 V 1 y U ' s 7 V, ' n ' , ' . 1 -, . , a. . ., V . I . . Y v 0 . . , . ' v, - w ' 1 ' .Q v 'v ' 71 . . I, .11 , A , . , v '. 41 .1 ' 1 A 1 1 - 1 1 ,L ' l' 1 1 5 IACTWIQIIE l The Lltexary SOC19ty IS the only honorary club at West It IQ com posed of students who have had a lecord of E and G untll the latter half of thelr JUDIOI vear At present 90 Semors and 46 Junlors are enrolled Every month the club meets ln the audltollum where a llterary pro gram IS presented by some of the members Th1S IS don to cultlvate an appreclatlon for llterature and to traln the students ln publlc speaklng The annual 1n1t1at1on for new membe1s was held IH May MISS Bach telle VI1ss Gress and Mlss Harrlngton ar the faculty adusors OFI' ICERS P19Sld6I1t Brunson Sloan YVICG Presldent Alfonso Dex 81 Secretary Ifdna Ke fel T1 easure1 Gexaldlne Elllott 2 bb THX OCCI .NT l Q - GGL!! . , Y . . 6 , . - v 1 I . . v , . O . . , 1. . ' . O V Y. ,. , r e N .. . '. .- . Y i Y 'D ' V e....,.tt..A...t....rt.. .. .rot........ttt tt,,tttt,., . - 'l' ll li 0 C' 1' I IJ E N T , J DRAMATICS HL Green Domlno club has IUlll1ih9rl much enteltalnment for Q1 QQ-J the school thu xeal In place ot the usual w1nte1 productlon lt GA co operated wlth the NIUSIC depaltment IH presentmg All At Sea The large Last for thls was exceptlonallx xx ell tlalned X' and dlsplawed much abllltx Tmee Pllls IU a Boltle a Halxard xsolkshop plax was gnen xt Chustmas tlme Blanch Rlngs took the 'eadmg part as Annle Slms a xoung 11lX alld Through her loxlng dlsposltlon and generosxtw she gaxe an ax the onlx means of regalnlng her health but 1n the end she was re xx dl ded and made well paltx ln Januarx It was thoroughlx QHIOX ed bx all vsho sau It Geraldlne hlllott Helen Parrett Ruth HSSSQHHUCI and Robert XR ellel ue1e the mem ben of the cast vshlch lHClLldDd a xoung husband xxlte and then 1espert ne I1lOlh9lS -X nu stem 10mdHC8 Qexen Kew to Baldpate was chosen as the benlm class plax It vnas presented earlx IH Nlax hx a Lompetent Last be1nola XX oodx ald and Geolge Nlarkex had the leadlng l0l9N OFFICFRS PIQHHIGHY Dax 1d Nlatson qeuetau TIQANUIEI Eleanor Renulx 6 fi, Lift , K , if ' - . . - . ' ' 54 AL .gmfb , - ' , ' ' - , ' if I u . 'f . V 4 a ,, ln 1 -1 v 1 1 4 v vc ri . v 1 x , g g .I , L C f f S l . 9 l I ' . I LQ . . . S, ' Thursday Evening, the Senior farce was given at the Senior-Junior 1 l , f Y - x Q 1 uv . 7 . f - . H . L, L , . , . . . . , - w l . l ' ' SF ' Y. ' S ' .1 ' Y . A Y ' ' ' I S . , ' e Q va 1 W , 1 0 v I I L u N M.-was-s .Mi Ma'- ...-A if THE OCCIDENT MUSIC DEPARTMENT The musxc department under the dlrectlon ot Mr Hutchlnson has accompllshed a great deal thls year All at Sea an operetta taken from the best known operas of Gllbert and Sullly an was presented by the musxc and dramatlcs departments ln December The story of the operetta runs thus The good shlp Pmafore sets forth to capture the Plrates of Penzance They have many emlnent per sonages on board the best loved characters of Gllbert and Sulllwan fame But thelr presence does not prevent the surprlse and capture of the Pxna tore by the Plrates themselves After the fallure of the cunnlng of the Pollce the WV61ghtV lmunctlons of the Lold Chancellor and the good ad VICQ ot the llvIlkdd0 to rld the sh1p of thelr unwelcome guests the Palrx Queen solves the perplexing problem by turnlng all lnto poets thus en abllng all the lox ers to marry and llve happllv ever after In addltlon to the prlnclpal characters there was a chorus of one hundred and twenty XOICQS representmg the Crew ot the Plnafore Plrates of Penzance Pollcemen Palrles Japanese Glrls and Slr Joseph s Sisters Louslns and Aunts 'Ihe olchestra turnlshed suxtable muslc for the play and also for the entextammerlts at the school A ploglam was Un en at Clit Street NI E Church 1n March and a concelt ua presented at Wllllamsport ln Aprll Thele are over 4'm0 students emolled ln the Glee Clubs thus proxmg the popularltv ot muslc at West Phe advanced orchestra numbers 4o pletes 69 . . . , . K ' D ' ' an n ' 9 9 I .Y V 7 ' . I - I 1 . 'Y . , . ' 1 ' 4 ' .- . . . 9 ., . K 7 ' 1 I I 1 Y Y L A , 5 ' n D A ' vi 0 1 .. . . 6 1 . V. . , . . 9 Y ' . , .. ' I . . . , . Y I Y 7 'V a V' .. , ij . . . . uf- 1' I 1 . . .1 ,.. N . ' .5 1 1 . . I 1+ Y . . . . ' 'S .. . ., . ' q 4 v - w n ' v' P , . , v ' 1 K 1 Y f Y '- t . ... l 3 w THE OCCIDENT SFIN IOR GIRL RESERVES 0 JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES X SENIOR GIRL RESERVES The SGHIOI Gul R SQIXQS xxlth the a1d ot NI1ss Ixeln has LAIIIGKI on ll xx Olh xe1x suttesstullx thls xear Flftx txxo names vxere added to the 1oll as a IQNUII of the tal membersh1p Cdmpdlgll The g11IS xx e1e adm1tted a membeu at a XQIX 1mp1ess1xe R9COgI'l1tlOl1 SQIXICQ soon aftel the dr1xe Txxelxe baskets ot tood vxe1e sent to I1 edx tam1l1es at 'lhanksg1x1ng tlme The H1 Y made thls posslble bx ILlll'llSIlll'lg monex to bux pe1 shabl food and bx dellx erlng th baskets At Chllstmas thex took toxs to the I11 z11kl1n Countx Q h1lcl1e11 Home bllghtlx Lolored DICIUIGS and sent them to the thlldren ot Lab1atlo1 The soc1al act1x1t1es of the club xx e1e a Ixld Partx 1n xlauh and the Nlothels Tea 1n Max JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES 'lh Jun1or G1rl Reserx es Vllth MISS IWIIIQI as the1r RCINISOI has done muth to brlng about a feelmg ot good felloxx sh1p among the Jumor H1gh g1rls Thex meet ex erx txxo xxeeks and haxe a busmess meetmg tolloxx ed by a soc1al hour Scrapbooks tor the LIIIICIIGYI ot Labrado1 V919 made bx th JUIU01 as vxell as the Sen1o1 glrls and agaln thex co operated vxlth them 1n g1x1ng the Nlothers Tea 1n Max I SPANISH CLUB El Espanohsmo Club, under the d1rect1on of Mrs Harrls, has been qu1te actlve thls year The club rouses much mterest 1n Spanlsh Each member ansvxers roll call at the meetlngs bx repeatlng a Span1sh prox erb after xxhlch a program ln Spamsh IS g1x en The club entertamed new members and alumn1 at a receptlon IH No xember At Chr1stmas tlme, thex had a tree on xx h1Ch a small g1ft for each membe1 xx as found The annual DICHIL xx as held 1n Max T II If U K' l' I ll E .' T ' - ' - ex - . S 'I 4 ' ' A 'AJ ' 1- .S ,- --' ' S -V v 1-K I 5- ' ' v . S 9 v ' ' ' S 1 ' 4 YL- ' K .'-v 1 L- I. . -.S 1 ' -Z ' t. ' ' . 'S . For their Easter work they made buff and brown Scrapbooks tllled xx'1th ' ' I , V' I ...I 1 1 , ' f v L 1 ' t . ' . ' 1 ' 1 1 - - - v Q ' Q . . l' K x , l ' N - I I I 1 E Dh -XRT -XD CLUB O C C I ' RADIOX CLUB F IDF RADION CLUB The 1 adloll Club IS composeu of JUHIOTS and Senlors who are lnter esteu ln l3.Cl1O It was IO1 mellx a bovs orfranlzatlon but thls year recog Illllllg the palt that glrls ale taklng ID adx anclng ladlo the boys declded to dflflllt them to the club Tnele are now ox er 70 members -X s 1165 of talks on the xallous phases of radlo was glven at the legu lal meetlngs of the club Fhese talks D1 os ed very profitable to the mem bers A film the Wlzaldrs of VVIPGIESS vsas secured and shovsn IH the new members was glw n Ill Janualw and a plcnlc was held ln May ART AD CLUB At the request ot the class Mr C ampbell organlzed thls club ln March Its menlbershlp conslsts of the Art Advertlslng class The alm of the 01 ganwatlon IS to rouse through contacts wlth outslde commerclal agen CICS a practlcal lnterest 111 advertlslng FRENCH CLUB Le Clrcle Francals IS a new club at VI est Its purpose IS to stlmulate lntel est ln French and to make the members acqualnted wlth the customs of the French people There are now 37 members Each member corlesponds Wlth a French boy or glrl All find thls lnterestlng and helpful Owmg to the tlme requlred for chooslng a name and a pln, the club has not accompllshed a great deal thls year beS1deS or ganlzatlon MISS Flovs 919 IS the 3dV1SOl of the club 73 T H , O C C . N T I . L ' w , . I . A . H V , . . . v - Q ' in Us - .4 L 5 1 . ,f - 1 ue 1 : , ' -' 1 ' ' ' - - 4 1 ' 1 V 1 ' v N U ' . ,Q , ' 1 97 y I y ' .. U . , auditorium. The whole school was lnvlted to see it. An initiation party for . v, vu 4 - v ' ' , ' , , I I 4' ml 1 J. I . ' A . .Lx 1 . .A . . , . . . - , . l THE OCCIDENT LATIN CLUB The Latm Club owlng to the large membershlp has not been very actlve th1S year An exhlblt of posters and cartoons sent to the Classlcal Conference 1n November recen ed honorable mentlon Doctor Hodgman of Ohlo State Unlverslty spoke to the club ln May A Chrlstmas and a Valentlne party were the only soclal 3Ct1V1tl6S of the club thls year OFFICERS Consuls HOIIIS Barber Martha Dunavent Praetors Harrlett Flsher Kathryn Morgan Quaestors James Wllllams Bonxbel Slmmons Aedlles Gladys Johnson John Feder Helen Spear ORATCRICAL CONTEST West has taken quite an actne part ln Oratorlcal contests thlS veal Edna Keefer 26 won the clty Franco Amerlcan Oratorlcal contest at Cen tral Hlgh IH May As a reward she wlll be gnen a three weeks trlp through the Northwest thls summer Bernola Woodyard 26 was the mnner ln the dlstrlct Prmce of Peace Declamatlon contest and galned the right to compete ln the county finals ln June West feels very proud ot these glrls who have brought so much honor to her name 4 9 a . ., , . 7 . , . , . . W . . L. .---- - -.....----,.- -----. A , V . . . . . . ......... , . Yi ------- - 9 r . . Y . . . v A , u n . L , - . . y , . , 7. . . . . r . - Y Y w 1 THE OCCIDENT HIY The H1 X an organmatlon of Senlor Hlgh boys whose purpose IS to promote Chrlstlan ldeals The 52 bows from West loln those from the other schools every Tuesday ex enlng at the Central Y M C A A trophy cup offered for the best program presented bv a hlgh school at the Frollc ln January was won by the boys They gave The Meller drammer a pantomlme play The club also furnlshed the orchestra and sex eral slngers for the clty Hl Y Mlnstrel Show They C31 rled on a very successful Flnd Yourself campalgn ln 'VIal ch and had a part IH runnlng the Cltl gox ernment Aprll 14 Mr Montgomery and Hr Magly were the adx lsors tor the club O14 I' ICLRS Vlce Presldent I' lank H1m8bTOOk Secretary Treasurer Roger Gable Representatlxe at Large Hollls Bal bel 10 .- , ., . . . . Y 9 y . n 1 U at 9 ' ' sr ' ' , . v . . H . . H . . . Q . Al Uv L ' v v 7' ' . 1 - . President ..,...,.....,,.,..r....,......u.u.s,....,.,,.,..,..... Robert Weller socim. THE SENIOR JUNIOR HE Senlor JLIIIIOI Prom w s held If rldaj. If ebrualy 19 TICk8tS mil gy an unusual teatule of the school part1es vsere lssued to those 7 S fig ellglble to attend Alter the usual exchange of LOLIITQSIQQ be vlfgl tween the class p1 8S1CI9I1t9 Thursday Ex enlng a one act com A- J edy was presented by Semors The cast lncluded Gelaldlne hlhott Robert Weller Ruth Hessenautr and Helen Parrett The Sen1o1 Boys Quartet composed of Roger Gable Fred McFadden Danlel Bunnex and Law rence Upperman sang three numbers The upper and lower halls were decorated wlth t1eIIlS9i of com entlon al HOWCIS and balloons The north landlng was made lnto a bower for the orchestra More students were assembled at West than ex 91 betole ln a soclal gatherlng Dancxng was emoy ed untll the clock vsas a 1em1nde1 that Home Svs eet Home should be played BASKETBALL PARTY The Senlor class enterta1ned the basketball team Wlth a party Aplll 8 Basketball favors were presented to the squad and coach durlng the feature prog1am Th1s tlme the party danced not to the 1a1z5. strams of an O1CI'19SlIl'3. but to the muslc ot a Brunswlck Panatlope I OOTP AI L PARTY The tu st soclal event on tle Senlor calendar was the Football palty planned for the squad and coach the oay before Chrlstmas xacatlon Tlny footballs were presented to tne honor guests as a speclal feature of the mlxed program Refreshments were served when tlme out was called durlng the danclng KID PARTY 'Ihe Semor Hlgh glrls turned back to chlldhood March 12 when a Kld panty was glven under the ausplces of the Senlor Glrl Reserx es The prlze for the prettlest dresses went to Ilene Suddlck and Gertrude Lramer dressed as tvslns and Julla Harrlson IH overalls won the prlze for the cutest dressed glrl The refreshments conslsted of lce cream green frosted cake and mlnt leaves A novelty program danclng and games under the dlrectlon of Mlss Cannon hlled the houls from sexen thnty to nme thuty 76 ' 1 T I O C C I I N T ' -Agn .fed ' - ' 1 va T ' v ' . . 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EDllUlHAL Tl-IE ELEMENTS OF SUCCESS QA s11111po 1111111 PFRSEVERANCE S H1014 probablx reallve by thls tlnle that thex must choose betxxe I1 success and a good tlme Thex haxe also seen that a pel son vxho IS satlshed vxlth 3Ch19X ement xxlll also be easllx reconclled to fallure Persex 61 ance It vxlll be found lb one of the great factors ot success lheodore Roosexelt was one xxho started llfe vxlth a trall bodx Bx pel sex elance he dex eloped a robust physlque vxhlch enabled hlm to carlx on a most 3Ct1X6 llfe Although no lob has advancement xxlth It for the man must brlng the poxxel to rlse vxlth hlm It has been proven oxel and ox 91 agaln that lt IS posslble to ascend the dlstance between the bottom and the top Thomas Edlson 1llUStldt9S th1S for he who started as a traln box novx ranks as one of the world s greatest lnxentors Expert I11OLlHtAlH cllmbers sax that the surest wav to leach a hlgh peak 18 to take one s beallngs and then proceed bx the short st safe loute to the next hlgh plane nexel loslng Slght of the ultlmate oblectlxe pelsex elance the rugged vxax becomes easler to tlavel as vxe galn IH exc perlence JOY IN Xl ORK Alt IS the explesslon of lox 111 xxolk sald a tolmel supellnt nclellt ot schools ln one ot our eastern states Thls 19 espeelallx full ot H1 anlng Gene Stlatton Portel polnted out xxlth an unerllng flngel the plttalls of talll le 101 anx box or glrl who ls placed ln ln occupatlon t0l xxhlch he has no natural Htness She held the ax erage parent lesponslble fol the nlanx fd1lL119S ot thelr chlldren Thex xx ele square pegs ln I'OLlIld holes HCIIFX Clax the sllx er tongued O1 ator of hls dax although so axx kxx ald and bashful he could haldlx make an audlble recltatlon befole hls class det rmllled to become an olator It has been Sdld he hltched hls xx agon to '1 stal but lt he dld he leached It Ole Bull the master xlollnlst of hls tlme xx as xlolentlx opposed ind unmelclfullx beaten bx hls father vxhen a chlld tor loxlng hls xlolln but that vxas xx hat he xx allted to do and the xx orld applauded hls success It xxlll be lemembered that Abraham Llncolll xx as the laughlllg stock of hls acquallltances xxhen lt became knoxxn that he xxas studxlllg llxx but he clung to hls belox ed Blackstone and so he sald fitted hlmS8lt lOl the oppoltullltx that he xx as sule xx ould come Oppoltullltx has a xxax ot L01Tllllg xx hell Ll1g'6lltlX and fO1Lt1'fllllX 17 .s J WD ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' - 1 1 1 1 1 0 - . , N . 1 . e L1 .- kk 4 ' . 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V. . .. t. m- DF xlted All thlngs do not come to hlm vxho wants but to hlm xx ho leallzes h1s natural bent and fitness and can do xovouslv hls shale ot the xx olld s xxolk ANI EDUCATION Presldent Q0Ol1dg6 111 a recent address Sdld Knowledge to exexx countlx IQ the surest basis of success What applles to a nation applles to 1ts utlzens so lf xou would be a success 1n every sense of the vxord gathel knoxxledge' In thls dav and age of publlc llbrarles m0tl0H plctures and publlc lectures the onlx excuse for lgnorance IS lazlness and llldlff lence The onlx factors necessaly to acqulre knowledge are the desne to lealn and the power of obserx ation and absorptlon knovxledge mav be obtalned from books good books Wh1Ch deepen the mmd and bloaden the horlzon It max come from motlon plctures Thele 1s a Ch1ll9S8 adage that says A plcture IS worth ten thousand words 'Ihus those vxho retaln what thex see longer and easler than the thlngs xxh1ch thex r ad max ploflt from the many educational plays now belng nlmed Lectules too furnlsh a pleasant method of accumulatlng knovxl edge Remember blessed IS he who knows hovx to talk thrxce blessed IS he xx ho knows when to llsten Everybody and everythlng has a lesson to glxe to the world lt IQ xour dutx to keep vour mmd plastlc and xeceptlxe and 1ecogn17e the truth vxhen It IN orlered THE ANNUAL Host of ou1 edxtorlals are ln a s nse a farewell a last good xx 1sh tlom those vxho are graduated We ale leavlng the school th1s year and ale so11x to go Th1S Annual that we offer IS more than a record of games presslon of xxhat the school has meant to us For others It IS not only a 16C01d of aChleVeITleUtS but a chronlcle set down ln wrltlng so that 1n veals to come they max surpass our efforts We can best demonstrate our regald 101 lx est Hlgh bx our anxlety for ltS welfare our lnterest 1n 1tS future and bx vxlshlng those vxho have more xears here as pleasant and profitable a time as we haxe spent XX e acknovxledge our debt to a number of xxrlters for xx hose contxlbu tlons IH prose and xe1 se there xxas no place 1n this xolume Glace NNDEGIQI Marx Jones C em nt Inskeep Arlowe Pryant and Malx Schxx an AN APPRECIATION The Annual Staff of 26 wlshes m thls way to express thelr honest gratxtude to those persons who haxe alded ln makmg thls Annual success ful 'Io MISS Burns and Mr Neeb go our profound thanks for lt IS only bx then nex r ceaslng efforts thelr kmdlx cr1t1c1sm and thexr helpful sug gestlons that the Annual has been made posslble 511106 the large clrculatlon IS the 1esult of the co opelatlon of the loom agents vxlth the cuculatlon staff we vxlsh here to conxey, our appreclatlon fo1 the SQIVICSQ thex haxe rendered The room agents are as follovxs Lxle Jones Stalex Shanely Forlest Sparks I ettx Dear Robert Ward Ilene Beery Ralph Stualt Carol Shxelds X lrgll Sulllx an I Helen Hall Iohn PISDOD Rlta Gee Zoe Butlel Carl Rxan Challes Flouo Pussel D1 ake I' lances Smlth Daxld Ballard I VVm Huffman James Shields Albelt Blumel Roger Doldel Rob It Thcmas Gerald Wllson Eudola Trabue Qhanles Boxe Jatk Rlnehalt THE OCCI ,NT k , , L . , , I .2 . Y A . III V 1 l ' ' . I . ' it v 1 v 9 ' 7 U 1 4 y ' w w' , '7 ' a ' ' Y n L, K . I , L. .' 7 A . . . . . D. I ., t . t . u e . X 7 . . Y .1 , l ' ' , ' 64, ' U ' l av V - V D v Q U Q V - fu I U , V p 1 f I - Q is 2 V ' ,, w . 7 . . ' 7 Y v . ,, Y . 4 - . - y 1 w ' x ' '1 1 ' . 10 w 1 ' r . 1 fy '- . t . , c . ,g , u lost and won. It forms, as a sum of the year's achievements, a final ex- . - , . J . . y . . y r r' ' r v ' 4 v 4 v ' y -' - . I' . i I H 7 . . 7 - ' .. . I , . 7 , - Y I . - , , U ., . 9 , x L ' . - , . . .1 . 1 .. , ,. . I I V . . . - . ' I ' 4 , ' ' , V .1 ve . . . v . . . . - . ' ' Y . ' ' x V' . I . 17. . L' ' x J . . . . . 19. - . 3 M' ' 20. ' ' 21. e' . ' f ' 22. ' 14. . - 23. ' . 15, '- I 24. ' - 5 f . 16. . .' . . 29- . ., . 's S I it it 'Ni Xxx RED LETTER DAYS Sent N Stpt Stpt qept Qept Qtpt qtpt L 4? 1 r pennlt xl AXN utuin 0 init lv 1 chuol xml thattulnf Iikt mm ue We-athu upuit HOT W t hue 111 pupilx ingixterul mnpu' ll id N N Q 1 ,lean um Otiui eluted tit tn-.uino xc mldx hi t nuttin' We t detemttd bx Hamilton High Sthiml ILIHIUI frlll Rueixes hold hut mutmu ix tuotlmll tltkttx stutx hx x :lx L mn 1 t 1 N111 mt xking. in e Nut tum mtt in lim nt lmux 1 tit u Q ot tm my mx an tuu mum 1 oii S 1 tfsiilxt nlnitnt t OC 1ObP It 1 UltiQ1S YIBXLI LQANQ7 Nil 39 1. 111110 kt Ulllll ll IN LUIIXLII Hill it Ohm St ite Lmxersitx e ion ut Samui t a ofiltel Amid Ia 11 N own it me lint IINUD X1Lt 1lt'N1lLI'lf. ll 1 E' t illtl ll L l U uxitt xetut IIX tt L L LI Oct 'wvH- Spanish Club tlttt oiiictu igil Q it Nt me in t N 1 L niebmok 1 itm t L 1 mia Hewitt fuxuti ltt ttlltoi if eithei lcpult he xxx xnmx Hi H Hfixle HdNllli8 othel U11 1111 ition xdmlul to 1 U ls t um ix 0101111161 um ti L an ri P lout -. NOX E NIBI' I 1 N ltltln l IHLQ UU 1 ui mu lX llibl . R t L x 1 titntt it mu wx Jouifmt un L N tmtigl xx nik twig 4 nu t u t e ull in tired e 1 be in kmn e mt x mm tixut Lewut HX 61 4 1 1 mi 1 1 F53 HX Nil ll Q I 1 l X l I I x tn tit 1 t X L xx x QJIIII CD6 lnk E H411 1 I K Ulll LX l UHINI Lk U Q 11 1 Nts U 1 HSL NX 10 1 0 'I' H H 0 K' C I D I-I N T f 1 . 1'-Pai 'ls 1 W' -'.' ' s I ws uw zxvk tts 2 ,I i. I.'5. V S- . 57333 z'- 1. 2 ' 'J S1 . 10-WI Oi ' utter zvu-Q has jumped tu NUI. x Q . - . l-1-First meeting of tic l -X D inn. 1'--'P A 2 are 1 - fm' I i - .' ' ,g I'-ur. I , . .22 Hi-Yi ' qbgck .-.2ii s 'z' 'z' ' . , ' , 4 , .1 . 21- ' ' ' 5 -1' ,,', Dr' 1- flbl' Soasmi ' ' J 5 2 ' Q A' z big' uf- seml A' mi thi f' t lz wn. W- sur- thi fm-i grail.--2'1 til .-'ill 'si '- '-fi' jz '-ket. Ivy- , ISO KH t- R 'i' -'s 1' tlzll 1 'I is Qivvn in tlw z l't uni. First fcniu' girls' niwting vitl Mks ' tru. H- u I 9 Out. If'-Oc -A 1 drive s arts. Oi. 2-W'llx':1 P: Wea' l, its S1 ,Ji-ll! J ' 11's ' '- ti O-. tl--E1 ct' ' ' -1- ss II' ' B - s ni is ch Q lI'lSii ntg z'- Mz J , H-1 ' fl' 3 R ti H sslnz IVUQIS Ver, ani Maj' x'il'4.jiIliil H- ,.' -'iz Ot-t. 124C ' T - -' s Om 14-Vi ' 'A 's lmirtliclay ubsm'vvmi by I.z1tii1 'lub in tl 1 ii1'.' 1 'vt' gg nf th- year. U -t. lil l ii','t issuo of the Ucci i Int puhlishm-tl with Ffllflii A Hi ' ' as ed' '-in-'hilf and Mary Vir- RTII V ,, , ,, . Cf- 0-r.22t v2 -- -. R ' 0-. 223-W '- ' 'ss . '. 29-An ' ',1'z: .z ' z - nu ' ztlreamly l ii: l'.'t. A Frm-n 'h Cl I 'ga nl 11-s1p--- visiu of Miss ' fav. 5 Spzwixli flulm 11-wi ' . .' v '. Qi' 'l't-zulu-1's' 1-tin!! ut Ilzjttn. Htl'lz,' fbi' us, -lui' ' Cirl cs-rx'-s im 'Q- iml r picnic and cn: 1'- '- at the Y. NY. clti ' ms. X ', ti Vnwl .'.' 'rl -P la ' Blur: and tic- ' 'it 'itii at '1oI'lI'1tm0. F'-131-F1 ll nis Seri sly ' j . tl l wtf tlw nth z tl S' eil his mis , pum' lmy.b Ja ls E. Ps-ai ly speaks tw 'if' us mm the 3i4JI'l'iS S ' 1 z .5 '. QE N '. IU Faith ' ami Su Banluet fm' II'-Y! at Y. M. H 'f' ct A. I X, N '. ll- Ar 'stive Daly--iiull' lwI'1uy. XV- uimsc1'vt- tlit- 2:25, , W 4 wl,r lim- zifirl pay silt-it trihut- tu thust- vlm futght in tint WH -ll VVzu'. NIV. 12-flussicul ' I1iv 'I1L'k' :nt Olin S atc. Yi 'ir Im 'ai l- imlritifm ful' ' -.'h'bits, First nzt- ' of tht- yt-zu: Cf 1 'tt Us art- app iut ml fur 1-very m ntl 13' 1 A-tiwg. 1015 att iz '- 1 ftilfl 'l give tht- prfgruiiii. 1nl 21 ThdHhNQlXll12' holxdaxs xxupt fol tho e l l' 1 'Xu 15 li, t 1tsl K 'Xox Xu Nox Nm Nox VMI 0 'xox 'No monde A r thought It IS l'llll3V tht Nth' Our long looked fo1 dflflltllill stalted Spamsh Club 1n1t1at1on Scmor fzlll Rcs1 rxes Rccogn1t1on SKIXICE' VM havc mght sess1on of school 1n olwsux mae of W itlfbfldl If duc ltltlfl Week Kflrl Rcscrxts Kll'stIllJlll1ll baskets to thm mulx a s nr pro c 11 port1t1o'1 A! 111 the cast of thc opeletta who spend Satuldax INOIDIIIQ r1l14.ars1ng XK7ll'iO'l stars ln Vhsts t11umph ONGI AKHIINAK DECFMBLR LL l'1n1l1eh11r al of -Xll'1t Sex at Can ral 1 10 and 11 Xll at Sea IS gnen Du 1 1n1or 111 csuu mem me lull Hornu pus 111 made to ln pun o 11. d IX IIUINLIILS Du IN B1,, Cl1llStllldS lSSLlL0f1Ul papa-1 makes 1ts ap pealanu Vlests basketball team tI'llll1lPl1N over Sprmgheld Hlgh AMN :gifs Dec Z2 Spamsh Club holds Chnstmas paltx Santa f Claus bestovss a blg stlck ot Landx and a small El D425 I NV 1 ig' g.1ft on L uh of the Lhlldlen 'lhrec P1lls 1n a Bottle IS glwen at Cl11lQU11dS DIUQIAITI lrcnch Club holds Ql1l'lSll11dS matt 1nU 1nd partx Tht football PAIYX IS helm 111 tha uc 11ng than vw, Ind goodbxe to the school llntll the 1nd of the Ll1llQtl'11ds hol1d Hs 1 70 Vmst s a 'N ru a an fc -Ited JLXNI -XRX 1n Hue we 11e bank agam 1t sqhool PNGIXOIIE seems to hun had too muah xac at1on an an Balln Fold Lausts ll to lose to C 1 1nx1lc South beats VVcst 1n a Llosa Q, xmc 1n an Wngt of Ohm LI'llXLISltX gqlxcs thc ,111 11 tu 1 no 1 t1 11L1 llllblll the shouldu talk 'ln dl an Aqumas bc sts VVLst ln 1 lldltl lou ht 21 ll Wcathel ltpozt B151 Bllllarll -Xnothel lssue of the Ouldent publxshed V21 lLd1I'l from thls 1ss11c that we have thug new gtnls hue at school lTh0m 1s Thompson VN 1X m 111 Vhg 1ns and R1 ll6lt Wtllel y I n 7 Vlest s lI1 X hoxs mln tlophx cup for the-11 stunt, lhe lllE'llGI'flldl11ll1Cl at the -Xnnual H11 l'1ol11 f1ntr'1l doxxns VS pst nth sweeps V81 t off 1ts fmt 111 1 x1h11l1x1 s Q 1 1 1 1 101 tu D11 Rat 1on C ub 1n1t1at1on hnlsha the nt 1t1Ls fo1 thc hrst Lmcstel of the 11a euom homt 1L4Sl2.,lll 1 me cues 1 ILiil1LlS who must untu1e forth 111th le empc11tu1e 11 lmloxx LE T l E 0 C C I D f Y 'I' ill '. If 'as bee 5 Vest. .' ' 1 - , ' 1 : . 1': '. ltif ' ', , ' ' ' ' h tl . , , 5. 1 1 - , 12 lj? ,fy .f lll-X boys buy the mv' ti 21 I Vi lv 'ans- f' 'vp' l 41,1 2 . . 'Isl i f- .' '. 26 1 1 7- ' ' -- ' s N '11 a . ' 1 J T Dlx fl- 1 ' 'z S . 4 2 ' ,' t . D11 .- . -of . L1 ,. 11 .' . I 1'-'Sl' C 'lR1.'- 1 .z-' 1' ' 11 t tl' 2-V .S , .' ,hu ,.. Q17 '01 I Uh. . I. 'LT , I . . . . -,S ' B, . - ,. - .1 7 11 V. . . ' . , 11 ' Y ,' I , , 11 K Q . ff , ,1 . , l . . -Lim ' w yy , . . ' V - ' . Y ' .. v . . ,, ,N , ...V . I ., 1 . 1 'V C' , 1-A.'::1' A ' , ' - 1 ' ' of X -Y , U D. L. 1 H- 'Tf'-' ' gs 1 ' ' A l ' . , . . Den L.-N play: Mariett' at .Ia Wtt- l is de- ,K 1 l ,Y FA, ' Je. 4- 1' 2 . 111' .' ze - 1 . Y ' J' . Ps- ' ' 1 S : rz 'l -. J- .ma - .v ' 1 - -1 A. Jz .14-'Du ' ' ,' 1f s r' I-s-lf la S 'zfflt ' . , .YY . . JK . 15-. ' 1: : ' 1 ' ' ' gr 'z 11 1. J-:.21a 1- --A . - ' . as s , 'aj 2 'Q' .' H , .. . .11 , . ', f ' ' Jam. 27-N1 ' .' 3 ' -s 'r -1 ' z ' nd Q ,ga m 1. Jan. 2.4 C'i1'l Rise-rws giv- lliillfllltft in hor ' of l -ir I1 ls. 'l' 'l ' ' ' ' -s 21' - U iv' ' ' 1 ' s 1 - l'-'1'. Jan. 225-l-Iv 1 .- I 1'- gg' the s If tl e 14 1 ' .i ' ' tl 1- 1 'z ' z 5 1 ' ' ro. Hl' 1'eb Ifeb Feb F eb Ifeb Feb I' l' BRD ARX Yew semeatel opens e t beats East ln a ta t Dame s 1 lesult mme West H1 h semol gll had to Qhare the11 eata but were not bemoa ung' the tact No lf1ll98IlN Junlor G11l Reserve hold thelr Reeognltlon Selkltl W eat eomes out on top ot South 1n a moat llllllllllg., game Nlowle d11eeto1s needmg mob scenes should haxe been on the Job rlzht 1fte1 the game West beats Trade although lt looked ton a whlle IS though I'r1de XV91l bound thu were gomg to trounee someone Spanlsh eluh holds Valentme p1rtx West downs Aqumas IH seeond lound of bl ketball bames Creetlngs ale all wrltten m Spamah Feb 11 benlor Nl Ile Qualtet 1 organlfeel Feb 10 D1 Graee Joxdan Claw of 18 Illll19QS4.S the qLIll0l Glrl Reserxes on Ch00SlH2,' a Xocat1o'1 'md mforms Us 1HC1ll6Ylt2illV that we look llke l.lll'!lY'lldt9Il scare erows Wlth our ealoshes flopp 1ne so enls buekle em up t1ht Latm club holds Valentlne partx I'he sent1 ments are all w11tten In I xtln -Xnnual Senlor JUHIOI held We are all wondex me what happened to the h 1bx s voxee Hunnnv Fon GEORGE V leb17 F, Pem 1 Feb P eb Feb Na! Q 1 ll IA ll If Q' 'll V f O,,,,.,- xdl Nlar 'Kal I NI r 15 Mar 1 Holldax thanks to George Waehlngton Nlr Maelw leaxes for Washlngton to attend the Superlntendents andP1ne1palQ Conxentlon md 21 H1 X NllY1Qt16l Show VI-XRCH lwenxone stalta N1a1eh llght by dtttlfllllllg, the Cleveland Sxmphonw olehestra eoneelt to get Ollt ot t1k1ng the l'llLlNlL teat Trx outs fol elaas pl an start Couldn t thex lilel 1 mob eene and let a few more of us 1nto the thlllgq West Q muslc department gives a eoneelt It Luft Street Chuleh Thls IQ getmg to be an mnual affalr eleeted Senlor are gueste of the Rotarx Club at the annual luncheon at the Deshlex lhe Radlon elub lS guest of honor of N11 Lee of Bexlex The Sen1or Gul Reserwes tum kxds agaln at thelr Annual Kld party Bonme Wlarx and Martha step 1nto hlgh soeletv bv xttendmg a tea gn en lt the Govex nor s 'NI mslo 1 for the Y W C -1 Alumm basketball game and dance at Cent1al Hlgh Wonder of all wondels the WlI1d0XNS 1n Room 17 haxe been wa hed after thex had been appeal mg to eversone to wash them exen to Lange The Junlor Class eompletes lt s organmatlon bx ehooslng James Wlll1dn1S as x1ee plesldent 1nd Helen Stuart as tl9dSlllkl The pxesxdent 1nd seeretalw had been elected at a plfNl0LlS meetlng, 'llar 11 The Wealm of the Cleen Blg bows l1ttle bows B1g tles l1ttle t1es but all of em green X131 16 Dr Bronson JI gum a talk on Hawau The boxs learn to thexr cheap polntment that the nat1xes do not wear gras klrts and that the hula hula has gone out ot stxle 81 T I 0 C' C' I ll li N T , I .A . 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Seven alu111n1 1o111e back to West for t1l91l practlcc te lchlng 1.11 xdl 3115111 -Xp11l Apr1l Xp11l 111111 -XIJTI1 Aprll -Xp111 Ap11l Ap11l -Xpr1l Ap11l Ap1 11 r Z 91139 1 dl S 11' Davy' U Q 11e 111 the Annua IS sta1tc11 e Qen1o1 1l1serve the hrst 1la1 of sp11ng b1 step pmv out 111 plftalls falthough thEY vsere XCTV scalccb 11111 11l1l1ons short trousers and StldV1f ll s Weatl1e1 1eport RAIN1 4 1111 team o1g.1n17e1l L Ill 4011118 fo1 Ldhtlllldtks fo1 l1.1s1l1all 111181 1111011 1 ng, s 11.1 11 1 un sh1n1 and cl 11.111111 buclt P111 e111 111 deep ums to be Iou1 Langstaffs 111otto from the looks of h1s bus th1s morrxlng H117 Hoorax ' We 11111 t11s1 DIILQ 1n the tl11rd class 1'1 a Journahsm contest conducted bY the iltlllltlliillt ot 1011111 1l1s111 at Ohlo State U'1lXLTS1tV C1111 Rese11es Fa tu 1espe1s l1',1l1lL X Nl C -X -XPRI1 .ADTI1 Fools Day No Sl 1111111 T111 11tf.,ll'llllI'l of hasta 1a1'1t1on P1oofs must 111 111 111111 It L.1l1e1 s Back 1t school 11,,.11n Thcln11 N.1ss111o 1o111es 11.1111 111th he1 long., curly 1OLlxN sa111h11d it the sl1r1n1 of Queen St1le Weathel 1eport SNIOW l1a1e been NQTX humorous Judglng fl0lll the mgeles and roars of llughter we heard comlng from the aud1to11un1 P1el11111nar1 of the orator1c.1l con test held 1'l11ab1th D1un1 Holl1s Bllllel and Dan Bunnex are th1 con testants Dan wms W111le 11ecor.1t1ng, fo1 the 11.1-.ketball partv thls evenmg Hollls Barber f1lll1N to h1s 1ma1cn1ent that plns are shaxp Thu sulely dldnt get them at the 5 and 10 1cnt store Anothe1 l'l01lC1dX Confereme fo1 teacl1e1s at 0h111 State Rep1esentat1ves of Wests DILNIC department glve a p1ogran1 at Wl1113mS port We hear practltallv nothmg 111 the program but when we ask a thev w1ll sav IS punctures lNe11 song put 1nt11 use by M1 Hutchmson and deduated to the soporlfic mus1c1ans Sleepvt1me Gal would also be 1cr1 appropnate John B1shop s IJlCtl1l9 appears ln the D1spatch as ou1 1orrespon1lent for that paper Weather leport WATUI and sunnv Sen1o1 qlrls are guests of the Un1vers1t1 branch of the Y W at Pon1erene Hall H1 Y b11vs run the c1ty Ocudent Press Cal fJohn B1shop s Che1111 111ak1s 1ts lhltldl appearance We take part of the h1sto11 perlods t11 g1v1 ou1 or1g1n fNo Darwm 1sn r1ght1 and all 11u1 fam1lv h1sto11 We start gettmg stuck up for the Annual Nearly the whole day taken by shootmg the members of the varlous or gamlatlons The stuck up busmess IS completed Qu1te a few should be a llttle more well ah er well petlte after passmg 11nde1 the roller IH the meruless hands of Mr Neeb Mus W11 th 1.11111es hack to see us but due to the aCtlVltl6S carrled on durlng xeglstratlon perlod has no channc t11 look verx n1an1 of Us over Mav we suggest MISQ wllth that you arrange 1our next date beforehand Do you 11ant to l1e popular and hav1 the ,q1r1s chasmg after 101.19 Then be sure and 11u1 some mu bxg pretzels fDont 1ou 1l11e let Brun-.on or H01llS know that 1111.1 kno11 because th1s lb thc seuet of the1r popula11t1 1 Mary Rudolph seems to need bonnet strmgs on her hat when she goes out of an 11en1n 2.7 'l' H l-I O C f' I D 1.3 N T A121 . '2-'l'l1 - fll'. '- f ' - 1 -l . ' ' 1 , Th . ' 's g : ' 1 ' . ' - - ' - 5' -1 1 I n 1 . ii u -' sg .V 5- 1 if 4 uf v l'1. '. rx . . ., -Y A' 'I J , . . .l .2.1- 1 1 ' . . , !f K U Q 11. -. 2-1-W 11 - - -1 - - - . f i Wea ' -1 ' -Sp 'i 1' is lly er -. S - l MU 112 '. 251' '15 ' 1- su .' , 's ' '- .I' '. 26f ' St ' ' I ' . .1 .28-- ' .' .' fs '52 1 .' 277 . , . 2 , k . - 2 J. . .vi . 1 ' 6- -1' 2 .1-' . 1 z ' .- --' -' 1- ' ' ' ' ' -- 1 . - 7- ' ' -' 3 ' ' A 2 ' . . 8-,A-Mr. Campbell is the speaker at the Senior Girl Reserves' meeting. It must 1 . . . ' . ' . ' ,. . , . ', ' A ' 9? . ' . l.. ' . . . . , ' I . . 1 1 ' .. tv ' . ' 1 , v . - , ' , ' CC ,Y A .' T V . ' x .. .. ' ' , t. ' ,' ', , 11 ' va , L , , ' ' 7 A .' 141 ' .l ' L . . A. I. ' I, . Q uv , A .' 15-. . . rx, , ,., . .,.. ' E. ' . . . . A . wi l . L . J ' . . Y . ,t -i Zoi I . . :lt .I H . u .' . , .1 , . ' , ' ' ,Y ' ' . 1 - ' . . ' 1 1 sf. V f 2 . . l S L ' . ' ' ' Your L1 e Be me You Vvhlle ln school lt IS wise to plan for the future Remember that as lon as lxfe lasts money wlll be requlred Study careful economy and persistent savm for these are the measures of lnclependence Remember too that money pyramlds m an astoundmg way over lon perxods of years One thousand dollars saved and put out at 5 mterest and com pounded semn annually when a youn man 1 Z4 years old rs as good a S2 O00 saved when one rs 38 because money doubles ln I4 years The first SI 000 can be accumulated 1n 5 years by saving S3 40 each week or rn 6 years by savlng S2 75 weekly THE BUCKEYE. opens 5 Book Accounts for any amount and sums may be deposlted at any trme Compounded anuary l and uly I 5 interest from dale Certificates of Deposlt are Issued for lar e or small amounts mnnlmum S50 lnterest payable In cash or com pounded seml annually The Buckeye State Bumlcimng and Loan ZZ West GaySt Columbus 0 ESTABLISH LD 189 l PN '1' ll rj oc'c'I1vf:N'1' , 7, , Y , ,i V' U g I N .- ,... -...- ,.,. -.. r A - N - gv l g ' ' 2 x l 1, ' - .1 g .S. . r . . t J j . ,' . 1 - . 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ZZ out wmrr n TEST' ll IW -xplll 26 E' hard work heetoxxed upon gratulatlons Anna' April 30 score of 7 to 6 'I he dreaded hletorx map test 2.!'lIY8 It xx aan t as hard as we thought It would he and we xvwted quite a lot of mldmght o1l A most eventful dax Ifor some lt ms gl ul md on some It ls sad A Ing, hwtorx tut and on tr p of thls glade cards The Occldent tonnes out too Annual staff han Its picture taken and mu dentallw get out of hr t perlod tlassee Tlclxets are lSSI.16d for the claw plax The cast also makw the iournes to B'1ke1 s to be Qhot for the Annual them Annl Jones rs our xaledlctorlan Con F1lSt baseball game of the Season Aquinas t11umphQ OXGI VteQt ruth a LUNCHES ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS A ondale Con ectzonery CIGARS TOBACCO and CIGARETTES MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MAKE WONDERFUL GRADUATION PRESENTS COUTURIER AND HOLTON SAXOPHONES AND BAND INSTRUMENTS VEGA WASHBURN AND BACON TENOR BANJOS VEGA TRUMPETS LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF UKES IN THE CITY Band and Orchestra Instrument Department QQLDSMITHS FRED WORSH, Proprletor THE COMPLETE MUSIC STORE ADam BIBS 75 EAST LONG STREET ADams 8188 I, 94 TH, OCCIDENT ' 'c. ' . If I . 9 Apr' 23 . .' ' ' .' ' ' 2 2 Q51 0 ' -K., ,... .. . , - , . ' ' ' S ' ' ' -4. l ' April 29--ffPz1rticipators in class day pr'0fxl'an1 are informed of the high honors and In Y- T ' I I I .1 :' ll In 7 CC 91 ll 9, ll Become fr Prrvate Secretary or an Expert Accountant New Classes for une Graduates Start Monday une 28 and uly 5 These are professlons that offer men and women fascmatm work an tlons as they are absolutely es entlal to all organlzatlons m your tramln now and a few months will find you wnth your worlx completed and a satl f ctory posltlon at your command Attend the school that sets the standard of quallty Accredlted by the State Department of Education Chartered by the State of OhlO to conter de rees ce Trammg School 48 EAST GAY STREET COLUMBUS OHIO lVl5xm -470I Is T ll li 0 l' l' l It FI N 'l' C Y, '5f,,f' v cl l QffQfffY04 F X I . . g d excellent pay. Hard times do not affect their salaries or posi- Beg. . . g . . ' 's a ' ' . . Y . 2 . 1 Q f lCE CREAM CANDY Party Orders promptly Attended To Cigars Cigarettes and Tobacco Penodlcals and Stationery RA 0284 999 WEST BROAD 'Wax 2 Fixing to ieeeru tickets fox tht cliss plax about ae bad as trying to get to tht lunch SINE ME R ccunter in time to ,fret ewen a half Qlfeil meal Central walke all over ua in the Quond baee ball game of the xear The score is onlx 7 to 1 0 D Wlurlel Blau hae flnallw flopped She has 'lysin- TICKET' Wal N her han bobbed 'Kms Max 4 Picture of the caat appealq in the Dlspatt h nddiwe befole the Latin Club Some people eem to be taking a collection of Semore tarrls to paper their hnuee vnth or so they won t haxe to bux coil next winter We ale sorry to sec that our honoxable editor ln thief li looking dejectetl again todax Whx vslll a certain peraon be alwent fiom school? Max 6 Anothu miracle hae happened After long vseelw of waitin the Octldent loving cup has arrixed WE SERVE GOOD FOOD WELL COOKED Dizucious SANDWICHES LUNCHES AND DINNERQ Reese Restaurant RA 0243 RESIDENCE 239I WEST BROAD STREET 7948 CRESCENT DRIVE 3 TL 9111 herger QB OPTOIVIETRIST OFFICE HOLQRJ 8 O I2 00 A M ENEININC 6 00 P 1 00 8 30 KG 'l' ll l-I O C 1' l ll E N T l i . 5 l l q , il . . . . . l i 9 l l l 4 l l . l ' I l l - aa-- l - .1 , I . is . u . l . . I 4.-x I' A, lv 1. ' . l .. I . .L ' '.. , D May 5MDi'. Hodgman of Ohio State University gives Il In ,V--- H 7 l Z i .: 1 TT- -- 'TTT' 'I I1 - dw, W , ,, W- ,A 7 . V Q .B I 1 5 T i l 0 Q , o o ' l - i 1 . A , : 0- : ' . . 'i l C1 5 5 Q l 100- : . M. -: - : l l I t 9- Reece 9- est we f A f AWAAQ-I Better Homes S ee ORR SL DAY CONTRACTURS for an E TOMB STOINE TALKS Ceofwr, Xlxemx FRANK H1MFlsRoo1e IL l1eQ D001 C601gt He rllcl not flle Oul IIAIILLI A 1.1 Tide I 10111 elothex that xx eu muddx IIe xx ent to the South Seas He met hw death lend :ex 91 came hack In too mueh st ldx TIARH X IR! mu HFxxITT SYLx IA Dark IIPIG hes M N Hexxltt xxho -X llfntuldl death Hel lessons dlxxflxs knexx IJ1ed Sxlx1.1 Dxel She xfxmped them All 1n the Ss 11101 She vxellt to sleep p dx VS lth Mfux bx 61 u .al s Qhe xx ix Qhot on that fatal c ax I I A GOOD PLAXCF TO EAT Qlutnn Street Ciuffee Shoppe PRACTICAL GIFTS T11 1 r rhezr lllex lonvexr should be pmehezx el mm mu uonelev ul xroek 0 Dzezmonels Wezrelxes, euelwx NCIILICILS Er He7e xou hux uezlztx euehy at Moelevezte Przees You eelll open Ll Chezrffe Aeeount 1 Nou 50 cIexl7e MORREY 0lder1,RLde Jeeuelev 1I4NORTHIHOHST S TIAIE OCCIID NT I . II? ' . ' 1 ' '+, 1 l ' , . . .,. ,-.-A-A . 5. , S . , ., - If ' ' 1 , ' ' 'i B I ' 213, . '23 . ' ' I PAA A A A A A A AAA A AAA- AAAQ I BEL .-xfmin 7512 U I I I ' A I I Sf E Home Cooking--Home Made Pies and Cakes i , . ., fo. IF 1,I-OWeee I I , I .3 lil , , H ,H , , ,, He, Q77 V Y We W 'fr H ,Y ,,e.,, 5 T V A ! M 1 4 I U Ggf Y eH'S ' N SG f' 5 , ' ' J-f ' S ' ' 1 jo 'z -iv' 1 - e vp JS, C' Y q! J J rv ,vi ' vjp v1 'v J' xxx I 7 T I P 'T . T P'.', r I G J , J J J ' 3 N 4 -LAAAAAA--AAMA-A-A-A AAA-A-AAA AA AA A S I' Ohms Greatest School of Business Bn. Iss C L GE The only Business School ln all Ohlo employln two Certlhed Publlc Accountants whose full time IS devoted to tramm Bliss Colle e Students Superxor Courses For t e Prlvate Qecretary or t e Expert Accountant For t e Bookkeeper or e Stenographer or t e Commerclal Teacher College Accredlted by the State Department of Educa txon and chartered by the State of Ohio to confer the fol lowm de rees Bachelor of Commerclal Sclence Bachelor of Science In Educatlon Bachelor of Sclence ln Busmess Admmlstratxon Employment Department secures posltlons for all rad uates West Hugh graduates should wrlte or phone for lnformatxon now I 3l EAST STATE STREET COLUMBUS OHIO A 41 I2 55 I t y ' 'mt 'A . ' , . 50 no y . y y -- ., 4 2 -A . V 3: -- 1-1-1-1 1 ' - , t H .l 1 y rf? :r':r- UQ l I ll U ' ' . T T t ' 5 l : '1 . r'1 l W l . C QQ ' l P1 . ' A t 2 , '. G , -A . T Z ' . I l I ' 0 on ua I ll 4 0900 X Il'-IOOIQ 0000900 OOO? Ol 0004 0000 ll WALTER F STABS 6: COMPANY S H O E S LADIES AND MENS FURNISHINGS 665 661 WEST BROAD S'IRI1EI' IV 48I2 Hele Iles a g1rI Named Ruth HGSSQDSUQI She dled vshen her hall Cot as vshlte as flour A planlst Was R0g91 Cable But to dodge eggs He was not able RUTH HESSEINAUER ANNA JOINPS Here Iles Anna Jones O1 1athe1 hele -. hel bones She wrot an artlcle for the Occldent And was told It vsouldn t do to punt ROGER GABLE JOHN BISHOP Hele hes John our class ed1to1 Who shmes aboxe wlthout a com petltor He wo1 ked so hard on the papel Hls llfe at last dld taper PICTURES ART NOVELTIES C R Pepple 2434 WEST BROAD STREET MIRRORS CANDLES FRAMES I I SEND HER FLOWERS for COMMENCEMENT In t g th NO NEED TO COME PHONE AR YO AS YOUR PHO STE PHEB S Florlst RA. 3450 704 BROWN ROAD Q0 'I' II I-I O 1' K' I D E N 'I' I i AAL , -li ,..-., Y H. ,Liga Y L, 777, I I I I I E i i I I I I , I I . . ' I I I H, I I I II . - f A - - ' Q min I L ,, --ee f PYP'-ere -A FW--fin 1 . 1 4 . . , . A Y, Y . . . . . ' . . A I . I . . - L. t 7 ' Lx 1 ' I . I I , 'I . . . y Q . : , . 3 vt . 1 . K Y . - , . It A I- I O O I RA. 1338 I -f--I --e ee in In E, .4 , Al, MM- A 7 I I I On I is day of days for the sweet girl graduate, no Iain can kake the pIaCe of I Howers. Whe er it be corsage, arm bouquet, loose Howers, or basket I arrangement, flowers express your goocl wishes as no words can. I I A s N E T 0 U N E I I 1 ' I I In I I I I I - I L: T l COLUMBUS O RICH AND HIGH STREETS age of West Hlgh Senlor Class and hopes the future may have the same measure of success ln store of each of you as you have made lt pOSS1blC for 1 1111 on 1 llll Nl Again appreciates the liberal patron- Y us. U L 0CCIDEl I R DENTON TELEPHONE R L DONALDSON MA 6968 Denton 6:9 Donaldson jfuneral Directors KNOWN FOR SERVICE l 'IHF 'WHNNFR ll ll back down the hall But the suggesuon she xx ould act upon It at once ses befo1e she had had tlme to dread It -Xccoldlngly she entered MISS housh s 100m vsho on seelng he1 became xeu busx wlth the papers on her desk VX hen am I to hfue an .appomt elocutlon teaehel The Aplll lam pdtteled upon the glaxeled sldevkalk so spltefullx It splashed bank on Ruth s numbe1 twos It was neaung the hou1 of her lehezusal so unheedlng the ram she hu111ed across the campus fo1 she must be on tlme Upon enterng the dudlto lllm she found one of the bop leadlng a JUDIOI essax and Ruth Reams ex 1Cl6I1lZlV vsaltlng hex tljlll In obedience to A gestule she sllpped back mto the hall RAndolph 4 1 63 WHERE YOUR Ss GO FARTHER Hilltop Fnrnztwre Co 2365 WEST BROAD STREET I0 STEPS WEST OF RIVOLI THEATRE 97 T H ' Y T 3 , . ., ' in I ' l ' l l ' I r ' l r ' 1 : ' A who so ' E ' so swan ,U V 11 ' Y J fCo,ftin ed fron: P1 ,je 531 ' ' v v . K . , S Y ' h ' Q' ' A' G . Y ' . , Q 4 V . Q I . . . . . , . ' w 1 - - f v' U ' 1 ' f v 1 ' - ment, Miss Roush ? She be un. 'lMondaV at four rom tlv answered the , . , D . PIC PF w 1 7 4 7 w .' L L . U 1 4 , X I . L 1 1. K, 1 ' nm S ' ' P T 1 f: ' ' 1 A 1 vv, I A , v. I v. I . 1 1 I ' v Il - -E , 3 l i i , 1 O O 5 : ! ' I I l 5 fi? I r LE 6 ATTE TIOIN' WEST HIGH GRADUATES BECOME A PRIVATE SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER STENOGRAPHER or BANK CLERK PREPARES YOU FOR ALL THESE GOOD POSITIONS FOR GRADUATES You Can Save Tlme and Money by Preparmg N N S BUSINESS COLLEGE CALL OR VSRITE FOR INFORMATION SCHULTZ BUILDING 232V 'NIORTH HIGH STREET 9444 9 'I'IIEOCC'lDI'IN'1' NIANN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE ' ' at 7 .-'XDams IL 1' RA H84 O I LI VILLE FURNITURE PUGS AND CARPETS STOVES AND RANGES 952 954 WEST BROAD STREET LOLUMBLS OHIO It was nom a quarter past tour the boy s XOILQ had ceased and Ruth Reams lmmedlatelx rose to take hls place It vsas not fan Whx had she been vxax ed from the room whlle the Reams glrl was permltted to remam' dovln to the Prmclpal s studx Ihe lap was answered at once bx her 19 xeled teachel After blleflw explalnlng he1 dlflicultx he told he1 not to wk tor anothel date but to rehealse to herself lmaglne she had an aud1 ence and come to h1m once a week for suggestlons Settlng back pelhaps slxtx feet f1 om the street stood an old b11Ck BdDt1St church It had not been used as a place of worshlp fo1 twentx me wears because the t1mbe1s were consldered unsound It vsas all shut tel ed up and the lusty lock had fallen awax The xestlbule vsas dark but enough llght was admltted through the broken shutters to glVe a tVSlIlgI'lt fflovs to the lnterlor Txmldlw xet determlned Ruth Rlchards entered the sanctua1y and parted the rxch xelvet curtalns that draped the pulplt Fhey fell to pleces QDIYIBHU I ll l '4 T H I O C C I D I N T 1 n , ,W , Ag Y Y F rn- WW it i-1 T l I . , . l I 1 I ' ' , I I I ' X I 5 I P l I . I I A I , f ,I ' 'A ' cn'-age?-M4cJ'n v v . 1 . - ' - v' 7 ' s . 1 . , . K I .I Y L -K I . yi I D H. v 4 K Tears of anger rose in her eyes. She picked up her umbrella and hurried v . I' I , V rw 1 v 1 v 5 V 1 - v 4 1 Q. 4- Uv A . . 4 D V -I 1 2 AN . ' I 4 K i, . r I L I '- , , Y 1 . :lf :lf Pk YK ' ' . L . 1 7- ' 1 1 ' l ' ' ' 1 x - 4 T 1 K Y. V ' Y , I., ' 4 - . ' , 4 u In QHWW1- Y A T r . i l I I l IHI' 0CfIDI'X'l K C Bc Z THL OR-XNCE LINE THE BLUE LINE SMILINC THROUGH I You II smlle through your trlp when you r1cIe through the mules ln a Iuxurnous D Oc C and C lk Z Safety Coach ust settle clown mto the cushlons and enjoy a smooth ghclmg Journey SAFETY COMFORT COURTESY These are the three watch words of our Servrce IT COSTS NO IVIORE To travel by these Iuxury Innes THE D Oc C TRANSPORTATION COMPANY QCOLUMBUS LONDON SPRINGFIELD DAYTON umm THE C E512 TRANSPORTATION COMPANY suv!-11111523 Y I4 EAST RICH STREET BUS TERMINAL 6 2 2 1 M NJA fzf Ya nenf g2'I'Z7lC'L BUSSES FOR SPECIAL PARTIES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE 'I ' 'I -Zssm NCL54 CCOLUIVIBUS - HEBRON - GRANVILLE - NEWARK - ZANESVILLEJ ' II IJLIAEQ M . 'I 5-I ADams 7 , .. ' 1 ' L ' . .5 E OCCIDE West S1cle Plumbmg Co IOII WESI BROAD STREET PLUMBING GAS FI'I'I'ING AND SEWER CONSTRUCTION REPAIR WORK OUR SPECIALTY TELEPHONES ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN R d lph I ON ALL CONTRACT WORK RA l093 W as she pushed them 3S1d6 She felt a pecullar sensatlon as she stood there almost as If ln the presence of the unseen Row after low of empty pews met her gaze and ln her fancy were the upturned faces of her future audl ence as they would be the nlght when she would compete for the prlze She began her recltatlon at first 1ather tlmldly How long had lt been and whose was the last XOICQ that filled that aud1tor1um'7 she wondered Her wolce seemed hollow ln he1 ears as It rang through the old corrldors and balconies echolng back to her ln a 1umble of words After a llttle experlmentlng she found she had pltched her XOICQ too lngh She began agaln 1n a much lower tone and the dlfflculty was over come Day after day for SIX weeks at the hour of four Ruth entered the old chu1 ch Now her essay had become so fam1l1a1 she gaxe It no thought and finally the Prlnclpal pronounced lt perfect It was graduatlon week the campus was allye avlth llght dresses and merry VOICES The Jun1o1 essays had been dellvered the nlght before and now the dresslng rooms we1e filled vslth the boys and glrls who vxele to contest for the Senlor prue YOU CAN TASTE THE QUALITY IN FURNAS QUXIITY ICE CREAM A REAL FOOD DELICIOUS AND NUTRITIOUS EATMOR ICE CREAM ITS GOOD FOR YOU THE F URNAS ICE CREAM COMPANY P Sh b PHONIERA 02I2 DRESS UP YOUR CAR C 81. F AUTO SUPPLY H A FDLLEN P p SEIBERLING CORDS CINCINNATI BATTERIES 96 T H , N T I , A W- .L 0 o I I o I I . , ' BeIl- an o 538 Residence: . - 'I . 1 , ' . . N: . . v N . ' . Y . . l . ,, v . . . . Y u s Q ' Q 7 Q . . . 2 . 7. - u v , i . V F . I 7 . ' . . 1 . PF :If if :If , Y W I l . A V. . Y Y i I1 7 I' .1 Exclusive Manufacturers of Iain and Fancy Ice Creams and er ets : Il I I' O Q , , ' , ro . J '-I ,. -:si vfzafiyfif sf Fi BALKASH' Balkash IS a salt Iake ln Klfghll Steppes Aslatlc Russla There IS IxttIe inducement to travel there INDIAN and BUCKEYE LAKES are the playgrounds of OHIO Wholesome recreation and relaxation are the inducements to vxslt them GET IN THE SWIM These great lakes are calling to the lovers of out door pleasures The first gllmmer of dawn finds hundreds of fishermen casting the Iure to the hungry bass and at night dance meloclles mvxte the dancers from across the Inland waters EXCURSIONS BX TRACTION Every Tram I5 Day Return Llmnt Buckeye Lake Daily Round Trip SI 00 Indian Lake Daily Round Trip S3 00 WEEK END EXCURSIONS Indian Lake-Every Tram Saturdays and Sundays Tickets good returning Saturday Sunday or Monday S2 50 Round Trip THE INDIANA COLUMBUS 6: EASTERN TRACTION COMPANY ICOLUMBUS SPRINGFIELD INDIAN LAKE LIMA DAYTONI SOUTHERN OI-IIO PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY QCOLUMBUS BULKEYE LAKE NEWARK ZANESVILLEJ INTERURBAN TERMINAL RICH Ik THIRD STS ADams 622 97 THE UCCIDICNT I1-4 -,YY UA, W WW, , , ,,,, , L. 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I l R 07I3 T S FOX Dentist N THE HILLTOP 74051 W BRO XD COLUMBUS OHIO less than two IIOLIIS It vsas all ovex Ldgal had been pelfect Ruth lxeams had tu1 ned her back on her audlence torgot to make hen bow to the iatultx and boald of dlrectors and tvxlce had to be plompted bx Nllss ltoush Ruth Rlchalds 1n hel 'ow cleax XOICB had leached the falthest LOIHGI ofthe hall as she leclted the storx ot the tall ot the mlll dBNCllb8d the hen furnace xx here Ascnath lax entxapped bx deblls and IITIIJQISOIIAI d the gllel Cldlell old fathel tulng to ue p ox 91 the bulnlng embels I' xen to the song of defiance to death I m g'Olllg home to dle no mole vslthout 1 quax 61 Ruth s XOICG xx ent on to the tlaglt clos So 193llStlC xx as the V801 cl DICIUIQ an old ladx Iamted and was CHITIQII fl om the hall to the doolway to vush Ruth Rlchaxds good luck I ILINI know xou xx 1ll sutteed he sald No she 1epl1ed but Fdgal 9X61X on sau xou ue g'0llIg to vsln th boxs pr17e 'Ihe two IHIHISIBFS ol the xlllage and a deaconess V919 those n tlom the iUd18l1C6 as Iudgzs Thex went IHIO the anteloom tolloxx ed bx Mlss THE NEWEST AND LARGEST WEST SIDF DRUG STORE The Workman 1 ng Sim e CFNTR XL AND SLJLLIVANT AN ENUES PRESCRIPTIONS FAREFLLLY FILLED A REGISTERED DRUGGIST XLWAYS IIN CHARGE FREE DELIVERY ANYTINIE ANYPLALE RAndolph 332I READY TO XXEXR DRY GOODS AND VIPN S FURNISHINGS -I 6 3 XY ESI' BRO-XD SIRFI-T ON THF HILI-TOP 96 'I' II E O C C I D IC X T Il -, W, .,. ,. 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L - L., H, , N7 I S I I I I I 2 04. ., I -A , I -1 1' L I 2 ' ' we em 'I WHEN SPEED AND SERVICE COUNT' bhlp by Tractlon The Electric Frei ht Flyers et your bhlp ment through to thelr demtmfxtlons qulcltly safely and CLOHOHIIL xIIy SHIP BY TRACTION' lb the short way of sayin SHIP IT FAST' SHIP IT SAFE' ei 55 f X SPLED' SERNICEI I7dbLT1act1or1 Frei ht bervlte cow ers D 000 males, of Electric Rall w ry terrxtorw m Ohlo Inclmni and Nlxchl an 'Irxmecl transportdtlon men are mamtamecl ln all of the Ixr er Cltlt'S ol these reat commercial stxtce XOLIY hlpments xre lven cirelul dttentlon Electrlc Rallways render you Cenuxne SCTVICC That why It p my to Ship by Tractlonl I C 6:13 SOUTHERN OHIO TRACTION LINES RIKH IOXXN 6. IHIRD SIREEIS LOLUVIIILS OHIO 672I 0 T II Ii U I 1' I Il If N T N . . . .U U v . 1 ' f 5 5 . .W S 1 . U 5 , -fl-Nm.-,, ' ,',- , xxag., 5 ir- H O. ,J- I r 4 ' , . ' at Eiesshr .--I-Jo- -- - film- I ew f 2- i , .g... - ff J gy, , . -. , ' 'O S ' w V - ' - 1 . ' . . 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HE IDE Slater s Up To Date Pharmaey 4 QUALITY FIRST WEST BROAD ST RE A picture of good health are we The reason why IS plam to see We Buy At HAUNTZ S Grocery and Meat Markets TWO STORES WB 6WB 0 RA 1005 WE DELIVER FACULTY DOPE West Hlgh has a Semor class It knows more thmgs than one But now and then It IS let down By Mr Hutchmson 'VIr Leahy ln room fifteen Is our math mstructox WJ He d rather talk about her Mr Neeb IS very busy Wlth Semor class and hlstory nd hovs he alwavs keeps thlngs stralght Is stlll a great blg mystery Now to Mlss Burns ln room slxteen I wute thls llttle poem No matter how I feel elsevx hele xvlth her I feel at home Vlrs Lund IS our llbrarlan She s always demandlng qulet But lf we d reallze what she does We d all be glad to try It Hzlltop Pharmac CORNER OF CLARENDON and SULLIVANT AVES 100 T OCC NT 7 Q 1 2 573 ' ' ET 1 RAnd0lph263l RAM-.a0lph27n5 TT-'Tn Tl'i?'-'LTA A'-l'l ' l 1 - 1 . ' But when he sees a comely girl, A y l I I ' 1 . . . .5 l A ', ' V l763 . road 25l . road . . I Ra. ISO . I . ' , ' : ' , . Y .l g , .D ., ll . -l O 'I E DL SCHULTZ ELECTRIC COMPANY FIXTURES LAMPS AND APPLIANCES HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY ON THE HILLTOP RA 9388 2344 WEST BROAD STREET NI1 O C NI0lltg0I'f'l9l5 Hls loom IS tvs ents hxe 'Ihe xx aw he teaches phxslcs REMEMBER Is 1eaIIw qulte AIIYC Theme s Nllss Earnest In tu enty one R I D E R S A xx ondrous hlstors teacher But when thlngs do not go her Wav Thele s NI1ss Lncaphel and her cook It lost ue d starve Im sure And though the prlces asked are Iow The food they serse IS pule AND HARDWARE And now we come to A B C ole Hls room IS numbe1 four Y C D B The mormng Journal he must read ou an O etter Both after class and fore Thele s Nllss C1 a1n and Mrs Know Both are hlstory teachers 960 962 WEST BROAD And the way they teach the sublect Makes us vsell read c1eatures BOB S PLACE CONFECTIONS SODAS LUNCH UNEQUALLED Telhngs Quahty Ice Cream SERVED EXCLUSIVELY I0 HIGHLAND AVENUE 101 T H ' O C C I ' N T I I I a I I' '. . 1. I , I- --- -- Ae ----- -- -7- A---- . . Y v . Y Q . A V' , I I I - , - , , I 1 v .K . W7 2 She changes to a preacher. I I I i , . , I u S A XS I 1 va r Y I ' w v I 1 ' - I . , U . , , , K . I I , - I I . - I , I ' I ' Z I nn an , ' I ' I ., . u. as I , I I I I I I I II I L OCCIDE HOURS I OI39 DR W D BARCROFT DENTIST X R A Y WEST BROAD AND SANDLSKY Poush When they came back IH less than tvso mmutes one ot the mln lsters tal rled a card that bore the tVp9W1 ltten name of the WIHHGFS al though there was no typevxlltel ln the bulldmg He passed xt to the D1 SSI dent of the board of trustees who 1n turn handed It to the Prmclpal He rose and eame to the mlddle of the stage Hls l1ps xx ere drx I a xoxce a httle odd and stramed he began The prlze for young men IS awarded to J Edgar Ex ans and the ladles p1lZ6 to MISS Ruth thundeung applause d1ovx ned out the XOICQ of the P11nc1pal To TWISS Ruth Reams he repeated The qulet that fell on the audlence was com plete Ruth Rlchards vsas H1St to recoxer She clapped he1 hands and the school took up the applause VS h1le speclal honor IS awarded to vwlSS Ruth Rlchards he added cowerlng h1s confuslon 1n the follovs lng applause Next mornlng when Ruth Rlchards came down the stairs several tall baskets of frult and flowers filled the hallway They were the glft ot the school facultv the two mlnlsters and one from the presldent of the trus tees Edgar Evans merry face appeared 1n the doorway Good mornmg Ruth' he Sald I told you you would vun' SYLVIA C DYER 26 Remember nom thp Cireator m the oops of thp pouth Ecclesiastes: XII I honor thp father uno thp mother that thp oops map he l long upon the Iono tnhnth the 'iloro thy Goo gnheth thee Exodus XX I 109 'I' H ' ' N T ' T : 8:30- 2:00 MA. l hoo- 5130 h i I r l o Q 4 E l 5 - , l l , , , 1 A' 'I 1 v 1 l v , ' I L ' e v ' 1 5 0 D f fs' f . . - Q Q t - . , . 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' cc ' . . , 71 ' KK ,' !, 3 . . , . . , . -A li , IT , . , . l . . . , . l l 1 lt l: -l E I IL HEAR THE NEW BRUNSWICK PANATROPE The Qlnuper jllilusuc Qtnre BRUNSWICK PANATROPE RADIOLAS RA 2836 2357 WEST BROAD A PARADY ON Tl-IE AENEID The Goddess Dlscord stalted all the m1sch1ef wlth an apple So dld Eve but thlq IS a dlffel ent story and a dlfferent apple The nymph Thetls and the mol tal Peleus declded that two could lne as cheap as one and so we1e marrled After the knot was tled thev gave a weddlng least Qto get presents from then rxch relatlwes of course! but oh horrors' They fOI got to lnvxte the Goddess of Dlscol d Thls mean thlng declal ed she would get ex en and whlle the guests were maklng merry tthls was before pro h1b1t1onJ she threw down a golden apple Wlth the lnscrlptlon to the falr est Now Venus MIHGFXR and Juno each consldered herself the most beautlful Venus had won a prme as a bathmg beauty Mlnerva had ad vertlsed Gunn s Maglc Mud and Juno was beautlful but dumb Par1s the filhng statlon boy was chosen Tudge Each of the beautles brlbed h1m but he chose Venus whlch IS perfectly natural because she offered h1m the most beautlful g11l 1n the world for a wlfe Now thlS was Helen who had Tust had her face llfted but she was marrled Instead of waltlng for THREE OF THESE M 'fu-mkhldil BEAUTIFUL FILLING ' ' STATIONS ON THE N ef WEST SIDE W fa as I5 d -J i if tB M :R :G THE COLUMBUS OIL C0 RA a lph 0444 ORGA 8: CAR AL jlllerrbant Tailors I340 WEST BROAD STREET DRY CLEANING COLUMBUS OHIO 103 T H ' 0 C C I J ' N 'I' l I ig. 1 - w 1 T 1 i AT l l l ' I l T Q 1 I -1 T Q l -, 'l . 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W'est Broad at Wheatlan 1-,if . 2 E ' ' r - ' 129: , TX Wes road at itchell 'itil' -fl Wes ich a rubb 1 ll ll, r n 0 I I Y :, ll L IDE 6268 THE BEE LINE TAXI COMPANY PACKARDS and HLJDSONS ALSO CHECKER METER CABS FOR LOWER RATES LIMOLJSINES FOR WEDDINGS P XRTIES AND FUNERALS 6268 HERBERT BEAN M O he1 to 11111 down to Nevada and get a divorce he played the cave man and Callled her away Her husband Menelaus followed close on thelr heels as far as Troy where he radlo casted back for troops and ammunltlon and besieged for ten years the city IH whlch the couple had taken refuge comes IH Aeneas a flourlshlng young Tro1an broker escaped from the burnlng Clty dragging his son Ascanlus by the hand and carrvmg on his shoulders the boy s collegiate grandpa He lett Mrs Aeneas to trall along behind the best she could fthe heartless vvretchi and she belllg' one of the tllngmg vine type lost sight of her husband and could not find her way alone Alas' They never lald eyes on each other agaln At the dock Aeneas found his old gang They hurrledly rented a Shlp ta White Star llner I thlnk it wasi and set out to find a new land Ito the sorrow of the ship ownerj Flrst they reached Thrace where the ghost of an old man fmurdered in a deserted castle as the clock struck tvwelvei scared them away They then went to Crete but a flu epldemlc drove them on untll they finally came to Africa Here Dido the queen saw Aeneas and fell HUGHES GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING GOODYEAR SERVICE STATION BRIGGSDALE OHIO COUNTY 55FIl ACCESSORIES W T WRIGHT GFOCCYICS Meats Frults Vegetables and Notions 331 WEST PARK AVENUE CORNER OF SULLIVANT AND WEST PARK AVES 104 T H ' 0 C C N T ADams I I a - I ' I I I I f i ADams , anaging- wnern 1 E r 'W so 'A rr -' W 'o -I , il uv. 1 , 1 , ' 1 a I 1 , -nl n a , L V' T, . At last Troy fell into the hands of the Greeks, and this is where the hero L . uv . ' 1 7 CC 7? 5 ' ' ' ' ' . 7 9 ll. f I 9 ,: I I-,I ' I O 9 9 Y E DE DR NEWTON T MILLER CH1RoPRACToR PALMER GRADUATE RAndoIph 0649 W 89 SOUTH TERRACE ST fO1 hlm hard tthex all flop soone-1 Ol Iatel I How noble hls mxen how b1axe 1n h a1t and al ms Yes' She qulte lost he1 head ove1 hlm and healt too To Aeneas she was the apple of h1s eye But alas' a small st1II VOILE from wlthm told hlm to go on so he tore hlmselt aw ay trom Dldo and left he1 to plne her llfe away ln darkness and IH sorrow whlle he sall d me111lx OYBI the deep Put Dldo wasnt built that wax Oh no She called he1 slster to her and told her that she had learn d some trxcks from fhu1st0n and ordered her to et gasollne and pour lt ox er the Wood stack ln the bank xard and llght a matth to lt Anna thought th1S rather queel but dld not thxnk she would act am w orse than she d1d wh n her old flame dled So Anna carrled out D1dO s orders Then Dldo threw all Aeneas snapshots IH the flame and shot herself wlth her llttle rex olx er She then w ent to Hades QW e know thlg because IJIOLIS Aeneas later saw her down therej ELILABILTH DRUM ?6 EVERYTHING IN SWEETS Delicious Ice Cream sodas and Greeting Cards WEBER S 2490 WEST BROAD STREET RA 3I7I Sanderson 5 Con ectzoner Our Fountain Products Hut the Spot CANDIES CIC-AREJTINES TOBACCO PERIODICALS 27 7 WEST BROAD STREET RA 3559 10 T H O C C I N 'I' hy W Kim Y W Z V , . . I I I I : I 4 , , I I l I I I I I I I I - ' I 1 ' v I 4 1 I i is v '1 - v nf ' L 5 ' ' I 9' ' ' ' .H K . . E ' ' ' i 1 N vg - v 4 I 1 . . . , . . . . I v , L. L T v ' v . . I Y l . Y f . A . Q . , - ' ' ' ' . 1 I I A I ,'- .. - ' - . 0 ' w . V r . , ' 04 . . 7 1 . U . . A l YI A . I 0 ' u . I N ' L V l . ' I ' Y 'W n . Y D . N . .. . I . . , . K , . , . . n L . L . V v n 1 . w V f v ' 1 ' 1 V v . . ..... r 1 Yu , ... . I l i.. WHWWMU- W W A iw i ,T . . : -I , f 9 I I 7 f ' I I .1 . ! I: TT -T T' 'T T TT' T T 'TT l'f: 5 E QCCIDE RA d lph 924 WEST TOWN STREET MADDOX CLEANING CO YES WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Expert Repalrmg Remodeling Rehnmg and Alteratlon of all kmcls WORK RIGHT and PRICES RIGHT Dry Cleaning and Dyemg OBSERVA1 IONS VI e slnceren hope that Mr 'Waglv vull contlnue to m1s spell VI1ss Bums name After fnfteen vears of mls spellmg It the shock mlght be fatal to her should he declde to spell lt corlectly Plty Frank Hlmebrook s future h1sto1y classes Ge1ald1ne Elllott falnted out lust as he finlshed h1s leport 1n Mr Neeb s fourth pe1 10d class flooks klnda bad doesn t 1t'7J We wondel wlll Mary Vllglnla ex er xx ea1 rubb 1 heels We didnt reallze hovx short Mary Schvsan vsas untll we tound that she had to stand on three boards when the Annual staff plctule vsas taken Well look who vsas ln flont of her' Whenever we heal the name MISS Burns me alwavs thlnk of a pretty rmg and pm or rlng and lavellere to match COMPLIMENTS The Cromwell, Payne SL Co The Beddlng Shoppe The Rug Shoppe 606 s WEST BROAD 51 REET RA 4358 GASOLINE AND OILS ACCESSORIES NIC LEY S GARAGE AUTI-'ORIZED FORD AND CHEVROLET SERVICE STATION SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF CARS FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES WRECK CAR AT YOUR SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT 3322 WEST BROAD STREET 106 T H ' J ' N T TT .-,v- -- f I n 0 1434 1 I Q , I , . ! 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It IS xelx eaex to detect xx ho ot thls gladuatmg dam xx ele tnamed bx 'Nhss XX lrth Thex chop thexr XOICQS at the end of exelx sentence Pleaee has dnx one ex er Seen If rank Hlmebl ook when he xx den t huux mg Vle hope that XX ay man VN lgglns haxmg gdmed suthuent knoxx ledge ot Phx SICS xx1ll leaxe the remalne ot hls Phx SILS book to anx one vxho can get 100 on the first Phx SICS test tTh1s aleo dppllee to Vllldled 'Vldthevx and her hlstorx book J Oh' hoxx the next JOLllIldllSlT1 dass xxlll mme John Blehop and h1s Ocudent P1635 Cdl Just 19 gnle out of 06 m the glacluatlng dass hdxe letamed then' L10VKIllf1g' glory and declale themeelxee lmmune lrom the barbel Q QCIS SOIS Bullx for them' W ouldnt xou luqt loxe to eee Anna Jones and Belnola XxOOClXc11Cl exclted once 7 If xou want to make Eether Cux 61 happx ln hem old age xuet tell he1 .1 yoke novx V Campbells Pharmacy THE HY PURE STORE PRESCRIPTIGNS ICE CREAM NUNNALLY 5 CHOQLATES TIRES TIRES TIRES GOOdflCh and lVlal'Htl'lOIl TIICS At popular low pnces We take your old tures ln exchange Phone Us ancl Get Our Prices Before You Buy STAR FOUR and STAR SIX CARS EDGAR C. PLANCK 1 l l I SULLIVANT AVE fEast off CENTRAL AVE ' l Rlkndolph 0702 for Demonslrfnxon l 1 l 107 THE OCCI 'NT . 1 v 1 v 4 v I v ' ' 1 n ' 1 I iw v v Q ' r . . A ' V' D t. . . ' K v .J . i I v v E I ' I v vq ' uv Y C , . L . . L - , , Y v. . 1' v. I . . l. V tx. M v . K L. .K tv . v ' ' 1 4 ' ' . g f v y . . . b - . . . v L f 1 J i' n 1 11 '. .W . ' ' . . .. .- . is A. 1 1 4 u ,, . , . H 5 l 1 1 . 'I I A 11 4 v I A l I . .. . .. 4- .. v ' J' . . v ' ' . .' ' M L C L - xi 1 q t' u Y v . ' K v K 5. . . . ' Y. . u 1 . . V J - . L I K- . . m, . . , I L . 1 ' Y ' T u F w fx ooo ooo l l i l 1 l ll s s 9 9 1 A . 3 l V l w ' ' ' ' r - 1 i T777 ll- ll WWE.. ,F I o o ' l . . I l l l I u I ' l rl 5 ll , l I' E ARNOLDS PHARMACY REGISTERED PHARIVIACISTS ALWAYS IN CHARGE l359 6l WEST BROAD STREET CHARGE OF THE CLASS OF Z6 POL11 Veare four yedlS I4 oul yeals onvs ard Into the Iaws of Weet VI ent the two hundred Forward the llght brlgadel 5 Into the wwe of West Went the two hundred Teacher to the llght ot them Teacher to the lett of them Teacher IH front of them Volley d and thundel d Stormed at Wlth words and bell boldly they marched and well Into the Iaws of West tNot all here Qtood the testi Went the tvso hundl ed Pushlng all obetacles down Flghtlng for the butf and bl ovsn Gath rlng cups from all around All the school vsonder d Deep In the work and smoke Rlght through the lIne they bl oke Teacher upon teachel Stopped ab t1 om Qabre su oke Stopped ' Tee and wondered The class then went on but not Not the tvso hundled 142' M ' I-Ienery s Garage ' SNAPPY SERVICE coonifvmm Iv Service Station 20 SOLJTI-I PARK AVENUE RA 0554 U s I. BATTERIES BELL RA d Iph 07I7 he Lzles Launch PUT YOUR DUDS IN OUR SUDS I009 III7 WEST RICH STREET 108 T H I O C C I D I N T Ill l I I 9 y - I I I I L LY, U 1 1. A 'v . 1 1 -I 'Y I 'I 1 ' . v 1 7. , 4 A K1 .. 7 4 I , . ' . 1 1 . l T A , ' V FIn1sh or d1e I the ' sald: , . I ' Il R V my I 7 , : , I . . V , . 1 I 1 y . ,Q , 4 r 2. I T v , , . 9 ' 7 . , A. y - 3 1 , v 1 . II I fl I giifg ! 9 I 1 , I I vt I y 49 I A . I 1 S , .E I I' I 3 'I I1 W- T 7 -1 D 0 I O I I - - - - - I . ' ' I 'I L: I C R MILLER Class Rlngs PIHS and Fratermty ewelry ROOM 207 S5 NORTH HIGH STREET OX ER KRESGES 5 Cx IOC STORE 4973 COLUMBUS OHIO When Can tllell' g'lOI'y fade? Student Do xou know what a steam Oth b ll t h th d ' Sh0V9l1S at Fl lan c arge eg, ma e W S Blau Sure I Wag brought up wlth them All the school wonder d Honor the charge they made' Noble two hllndl' d nmth graders here? Let us bestow to the Jumor dass 'Nlartha Dunax ent s abllltx to make motlons Oh' how our Semor meetings would haue suffered but for her' We do hope that Santa Claus wlll remember to brlng Mlss Baehtelle that scooter or palr of skates she wlshed for Blues the day after the vellow cards come out Wanted a neva rlght hand fol Martha Dunax ent to copy the Calendar Wlthl The long and short ot xt Ho'l1s Barber and Bombel Slmmons What ln the world wlll F1 ank Hlmebrook do when he has to walk m process1on'7 WINFIELD H RANKIN MARY E RANKIN T H E Rankln Vanety and Glft Store C O lVl P A N Y zzsa wasr BROAD STREET Household Necessltles School Supplles Notlons Noveltles, Glfts Party Favors RAnd lph 3l7l M K WEBER LICENSED CHIROPRACTOR HOURS 0 00 t I2 00 A 2 00 5 00 P M 2488 WEST BROAD STREET Rn by App m COLUMBUS OHIO 109 TH1 OCFIDENT l T l 5 Q 4 I ' l 1 I if l E T A I ADams , l L T' 'TTT TT TT' TT 'l , u L, A .Ss v K . . ' Un S6Ill0l6lEglgTlT?7- Honor the Llght Brlgade' Mr. Neeb: Four rings--are there any , . 7 Y 9 : ' ' l Iw, ,S 0 l O 0 l : o : .M. : to : . . 1 cl oint ent , I I' D I' STORMY SEAS' The1e ale thousands of tasks 1n thls old world and they had to go and shoxe the worst one onto me It all came about IH thls way The Bxg Cneese of the Occldent staff wanted a plcture of each teacher to put therelll I belng the most hlgh and excellent photographer the 1ob was allotted to me Now 111 plaln Amer1can language I ask you 1n all slncerltw was that mae 'Io b1aw the looks and thleats of over a doven teachers would glV6 most anvbodw the dlead logoes on the bogoes But bexng who I an1 I staxt ed out wlth quaklng heart and shaklng l nees Professo1 of Phxs1cs M1 O C Montgomery was standlng OUtSld6 the ofhce so I goes up to h1m and says Can you come out and take my p1ctu1e 91 I mean wlll you come out and let me take yours? Sure saxs he and I 1mmed1atel1 became mole conhdent Klng Cole of HlQt01l3 was the next to tall a v1ct1m of nn p1 ow ess and a xerv sn11lw person he was thus I'31SlIlg' my courage for f11rther encounters So through the day I pe1sued mx labors untll one prospect w as left and st1ll IS I had often h ard ot other people attemptmg an 1nterx1ew w1th thls last one but nex Sl had I tome 1n contact wlth l1e1 untll now One ot the hlStO1X teachezs was the rockv shore on whlch mx boat of success was dashed to atoms Nex 61 had I n1et w 1th anythlng as 11res1st1ble as her stone l1ke charactel Nex 61 more shall I attempt anothe1 lalldlllg' on that IOCK bound stormx coast fo1 although I am a good captaln I know when mx sh1p 11des 111 safety le W1 not 1 ntw l1x1ng room N11 D t L sultt todax 1 plotlactcr fplantoll III the Iatln Club 1 Xs Hot Stu I If at Iohnsons IC llllfldf, lc I 11 No Oxerstufftd dllej Chas Knospe QUALITY GFOCCYICS Meats FYultS and Vegetables l300 WEST BROAD RA 0167 CLARK L BAKER SHEET METAL WORK ROOF AND FURNACE REPAIRING MA 7038 I I I SOUTH GRUBB STREET 110 'I' H I O C C I I N T . 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I ' l I I - v In I 1 1 '-l Null Whit 1 1Squ1tterW Ind Reefer ld 11the1 not ell X1tl1u1 VI IIQSLINIUE tulxet fm clas 0 A p '1xh I xxant tour seat each txxo to grethu epu 1telI fr1m1 each othel I-11nlx H un Hutorxb 'Ihe Republx Xou save money In the long mn xn IMIIIX Loud tm non QXILHSIUII 11 N you buy your fequu-em,-ms x xx me uppoxu to fl'Ol'T! U LIIYIIBIII IS null 1111 A lllllflll Thelma 'I xt 1+ tlllllltl t I HONEST WEIGHT Illllttlli hu 1xe1 It xx PROIVPT SERVICE AWD 1thLr un N xou w lx our representdtxxe all alll I4 I x L Inn ll nl 1 llllltll x W MH ' x 1 e he W ell I It k lx tl H t nltlngeen I N II' enm Nl K out 1 Illl tfxllu than xnu ale ,7 NOR-I-H SXNDUSKY ST Nm xou II not 1 ? el 111x +111 114.1 L Minn '30 111 XI I1 ll Ill 1 e MARATHO TIRES LONG MILEACIE LOW COST TIRE REPAIRIINC. A R Allspaugh I-IILLTOP DISTRIBUTOR 2479 WEST BROAD COMPLIIVIENTb OF BIG FOUR BARBECUE WEST BROAD SIRELT AT THE BIC. FOLJR RAILROAD TELLINGS ICE CREAM III 'I' II IC O I' I I ID IC N 'I' Mr. I' 11 : ' 2 's 2 5 2 . U ' - - ---- 1 - - M-- El ' 1 : ' -2 ' t - A . , ,TTT . ' C L lfj : ' S ' S. ' - 1' S 2 'z '. I . 'T-1-TY, iT- , -, 1 ' ' 1 11 Cz - s ' 1 T- J 1 I' .'lax'- I Y 1 ' . erj and 'z .' 511 it. , ,i,,, h.,,, A S. Q ' 1 21 01111 -2 Tl we l I an '.: The 's n s hat's ' ' 5 :1 'at. I A' Q ' 1 2: YV 1' A suxx' 11 ra 'ith 1 ff-I - S 11.1 1111112 V K - - - -f--W 1 If I- is . A ' Mr. Iflw wr: I xx'- 1 sl1 xx' yul the 1 1 ant- 21 'z 'H C' ' l,1111is I-I.: Oh. gm 11111111 I '2lk'l'l2lI. XIV. Cn1111I1l'YiREz1i1Ti11g' nitrug'1111 211111 I I h5'1l1'f+::'c111 In S-A SL-ie11cc1 classy: ' , I at as XIV. G1 0 Jays, 'A 1 o' ' ' 1' IOf cm s he neant I1ycI1w- , ' 511-11.h - --- ffm 4 1 13. F.: ' - 1- - g 1 I I . A U A. J.: ,UI-' 1 . , A If. F.: NV I 1' Sh l 1' is I1igh11' 1 ' tha ju ' A. -I.: I Iirlmlw, Illlt 13' 1Qk's lm ,Q st, 3' 'Y ' ' T 'JYTTY Wil Mfr TH T YY, QC-.. ,W WQIW, Y, ,W T' H Y --A-f--2--'V -Y' 0 O I ivkwri Aw Vrfrw 'WY YVYV An wwf f- ,-- . I 1 1 T T Q , I WM I F IDE' PAUL NOG STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES FRESH AND CURED MEATS I272 WEST TOWN STREET RA d lph IB66 THE VESTAI FIRE QC ntmucd hom Page 591 You 1ust put that mmk down see or I ll make you look like you vsas ln a wrestllng match vslth a locomotlve and got sat on Understand? Llsten here son For plus twentv years I ve put up wlth you ve llstened to 5 our snores at night llke sur tug boats vslth the heax es and I ve heard you unmelodlously gurgle coffee You try to prove thls IS your mmk and I ll wreck you so that Instead of beln called Sky Scraper there won t be enough of your remams left to call Bargaln Basement He shook hls hst very near the end of Loftv s nose Lofty s eyes flashed Hls lower 1aw protruded Say I xc had enough from you too better or wors mostly worse Ram that down your oesophaegus And remember that theres always a way to settle thls You ve got your gun and ammunltlon Ive got mme I ll go over beslde that 1un1per bush and vse ll see whose mlnk thls IS 0 K was Gum s grlm reply The llttle grey god was puffing hls pxpe furiously Lofty paced the dlstance blazlng with rage llVld and consumlng At the 1un1per he whlrled to face Gum and the cabm He threw a cartrldge from the gun tossed a new one mto the chamber and snapped the breech shut H brought the gun to h1S shoulder Apparently 0bI1WIOl1S of Gum s cool a1m he lowered the sxghts dlrectlx at Gum s heart Hls hnger tlghtened on the trigger For the fractlon of a second he remlnlsced More than llkely never agaln would Gum after breakfast bank the morning fire And Gum had a way of bankmg xt so that vshen they returned to the cabln at evenmg they always looked to see a thm wlsp of smoke curlmg from the chlmney If this wlsp was too thln they huxrxed to qulcken the fire Lofty glanced at the chlmney over hls slghts He saw the tree tops etched agalnst a led sun the cabln roof laden wlth snow the chlmney was there no there wasn t no smoke came from the Chlmney Hls brain was horuiied PAUL CDRRIS QUALITY BARBER SHOP WE sAT1sFY THE MOST EXACTING Try Us Once-We Know You Wlll Return 22l5 WEST BROAD STREET 112 T H I 0 C C Ix T ll' - '- 1 P a n o l ,, s-,,. ,Y I 1 W .J 0 ' ' . cc ' - 1 ' , , . 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' Y 'I VOSS BROTHERS AL, HORIZED DE XLERS LINCOLN FORD FORDSON 7 O6 WF I' BRO XD STREET cl lph Iv COLUMBL: OHIO at the thought Hls rlfie tell to the g10l.lI'llI H1s xx oodsman s 111st1nct ox 61 xx helmed h1m He l8IYI6Yl'lbGl9CI that each of them had be II too eng1os ed 1n enxlous hostlllty to thlnk of the me that Il'I0lHllIg' And he knexx that 11 xx as fatal to permlt a fire to go out 1n the mldst ot xxmtel xvlth arms w1ldlx gest1culat1ng macklnaw fIx1ng 1n the vxmd he hu1tled past the amazed Gum Qu1ck the fire s out' he xelled In thes WOICIS Gum lnstantly glasped the SIILIELUOII He too 1eal1Led 1tQ seuous ness and wlth boundlng leaps he follow ed Lofty 'lhex dashed then snow shoes aslde and burst lnto the 1oom N0 xlbrant spark of IlWlI'lg flame lax upon the hea1 th but at each end a de11s1xe heap of ashes In xaln they 1aked these p1t11tul ghosts of pettx grudges Gosh what Il vxe do queued Gum All ou1 matches ale gone I xx as so mad at somethlng I folgot to get anx when vxe vxere ln tovxn It s txx enty mlles to the nearest house and It S too dark to go The onlx thlng xxe can do IS trv to get a spalk bv rubbm two St1CkS III do that xx h1le xou see 1f vou can find a match somevx here Loram Restaurant POOL ROOM AND SOFT DRINKS CANDIES CIGARS TOBACCO CIGARETTES DAVIS 8: HERBERT GROCERIES AND MEATS 2115 W EST BROAD STREET RA 0798 115 T ' NI T Il- Y, YYY, ,Y Y , ,,Y-YY,,1,,- ,N- , , I I I I I , I if , A. . h ' I I I 1 1 I I I I ' 1 V s- ! ...J ' .D r I n - - v -1 Rfxn o ' 36 ' , ,I . , D , , ,Q Y- -,,,.,., Nw-, , , ,,,, ,, 'J . . . 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I E OCCIDEI IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL LET US TRIM YOUR HAIR EVERY TEN DAYS A H BUDD 7510 WEST BROAD STREET ON HILLTOP For half an hour whlle Gum labored at hlS hopeless task Lofts sea1ched In the flour bln among the flshmg tackle beneath the bunks IH old moccaslns and forgotten cornels Stlll no match and they must haxe fire The1r fingers and toes began to be numb In desperatlon he pxcked up h1s arms full of blankets to look ln then folds He stepped on one as It dragged along the floor and fell shaklng even the roof t1mbe1s VI 1th hls head among several bales of pelts he saw the xunter resldence of an unusuallv p1osperous lat Desperately he scattered the 1LlbblSh about the fiool and there IH the debr1s vxas a slngle match Onlv a qua1te1 of the stxck remalned but the head 1nsp1red hope W 1th h1s knlfe he splmtel ed a board plllng the shaxlngs 1nto a m1n1a tule tepee placlng heavler wood above Then he placed a grlddle betvs een h1s knees bleathed deply flrmlx grasped the match and struck It on the rough bottom A tlny flame sprang up He shoxed It 1nto the shaxlngs 'lhe flame bu1ned h1s finge1s he dropped the match and the flame dled dovIn Gently he blew upon lt COMPLIMENTS OF GLENN E HAMILTON I-Iamllton SCTVICC Statlon CASOLINE OILS AND ACCESSORIES HAGUE AND SULLIVANT AVES I-IEIDS JEWELRY STORE WATCHES CLOCKS DIAMONDS SILVERWARE 995 WEST BROAD STREET RA OOIO 114 T H ' lx T Il II , II I ,I I 'I I I I II 'I I I Il 'I ,I I I I 1 O O I ' r I I I I L - KT I 7 Y L' L ' . , L , , 1 4 ' I 7 D . . 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I-IARTSOUQJH DEALERS ISI Dry Goods Notlons Shoes Furnlshlngs 2358 WEST BROAD STREET COLUMBUS oHIo Darkness shrouded the outd0oI wolld darkness comes qulckls In the Great North Slow I5 xerv xerx slowlx a spank revn ed Itself on the heal th and the sphntels lgllltell A spruce branch wmd tossed banged agalnst the WIHCIOVK The heaw1eI wood g'1dCILl3IIV glowed a deepe1 and a deepe1 cherrw and then burst Into flame The the had been rekmdled Lofty and Gum slghed together and grlnned A com ersatlon of lnelx Iepa1 tee began to flow between them The baton slzzled besIde the bub bllng coffee Two f1gLI19S law In the Inkx blaekness beneath one blanket befole a smgle Iovlal fire 19g21Ill'lg the mght buds w1th student snores A daxk form curlouslv Iesemblmg a peliect m1nk pelt twlsted IH the wanmg flames The HLIICI scent of bulnlng hlde filled the loom Outslde on the cold w hlte snow the llttle g1dX god lax dead his head encncled bx a wreath of mlnk fuI smoke JAMES V VIILLIAMS 21 RA 367I I339 WEST BROAD Lower s Quahty Market EVERYTHING Fon THE TABLE WE DELIVER urnane s Confectlonery CIGARETTES NEWS SODA FOUNTAIN SCHOOL SUPPLIES RA 3009 IO79 WEST BRO-XD ll T h E O C I N T I ' -I ' I P H . 0 9 'I c I' I I . 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