West High School - Occident Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1938 volume:

TH E OCCI DENT WEST HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBUS, OHIO JUNE 1938 FDIDEWUIQD if HE T938 OCCIDENT assumes Tor iTs mission The privilege if q R 'hi I . g g ! oT preserving wiThin iTs pages Those records 'oT The pasT ', year which we believe in The day oT reTrospecTuon To come will provide a wealTh oT pleasanT memories, undimmed by The shades oT Time. ln pasT years Miss KaTherine Burns, reTired Journalism Teacher, supervised The publicaTion oT The school annual. She was respon- sible Tor encouraging and inspiring her sTudenTs To noble deeds. This was reTlecTed in school publicaTions. so admirably produced under her leadership. IT is our hope To emulaTe The TruThs and sTand- ards TaughT by Miss Burns in The presenTaTion oT This annual. Closely associaTed wiTh Miss Burns, in The publicaTion of The school annual. was Mr. George F. Neeb, social science insTrucTor. To him we are greaTly indebTed Tor giving unsTinTingly oT his Time and numerous suggesTions in The preparaTion of This work. More specifically, he supervised The senior phoTos. The sTaTT likewise acknowledges The invaluable services aTForded by our beloved vice-principal, Miss Blanche Kern. Marked as The school oT The COWBOYS The senior class of WesT l-ligh School decided To carry ouT The Theme oT The TradiTional cowboy. so viTal a symbol oT The l-lillTop school. DEDICATIUN 2324 All N apprecialion of Jrhe fine help ancl guid- iif ance iven us durin his lirsl ear as 9 I Q l Y M' principal of Wesl Senior l-hgh School, we, ihe class of nineieen lhirly-eight gralefully cleclicale This annual To Dr. l-l. l-l. Reighley. li was he who was largely inslrumenlal in elevaling lhe srandards of our school on a par wilh lhe foremosl schools of Jrhe counlry-for which we are sincerely Thankful. May Wes? l-ligh, under his adminislralion, conlinue To grow. CONTENTS 0 SCHOOL 0 ORGANIZATIONS 0 ATHLETICS 0 FEATURES l GEORGE ROUDEBUSH Superinlendenl Columbus Public Schools ADMINISTIQATIDN L. K. REPLOGLE Asst Supf. in Charge of High Schools DR. H. H. REIGHLEY Principal Wesl' High School ln Whose Honor This Annual ls Dedicafecl BLANCHE M. KERN Vice Principal Wes'r High ,.A me E xmwwivwhsgxgugxwm E E I , Mums gem . ,H H Ea M ss S me sm- an mm 5 :Emma egg QF - E 2 2 Q Sim? s H as is mmm N H s E , H is wg Hmm s EEE BH- E me rx B mam WEST HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING A LAST FAREWELL Thy IaII maiesiic waIIs Inspire us aII The higher befier 'rhings Seem Io call. Like a Iainr mirage in early morn We see 'rhee rise Sfurdy, sI'aunch, comforring 'Neafh blue skies. Here 'rhere were friendly helping hearfs Our Iives Io guide When ever we had need-Ihey were Always af our side. Our Iives are broadened-Ioefiered By +he days spenr here. The counIIess hours of IcnowIedge gained We'II hold mosf dear. And now deparfing-we IooIc back. We bid farewell Whar we shaII do in years To come Only Iime can reII. MAGLY-Honored Guesf STADIUM PERSONALITIES KROMER-Archifecf RAY G . 'I -my Al Q L i , . -I WEST HIGH STADIUM On Oclober I5, I937, a long awaifed occasion Took place when Ihe new sixfy Ihousand dollar sfadiurn was dedicalred wi+h an impressive ceremony. The siadium. which has long Ioeen Ihe hope and dream of many, was aI Iasf a realiry. Many irnoorlanf persons were presenf including The guesr of honor, CHO I-I. lvlagly. Dwighl Fisher, Judge Cecil Randall, Ray I-Iaunfz, Edward Kromer and Jack H. LeVecI4 also had imporlam' par+s in The cledicafion ceremonies. The aJrhIe+ic unif was named Magly Field. I+ is Ihe Iargesl school sladium in The ci+y wiIh a 'rolral Iengfh of 306 Iee+ and a sea+ing capacify of 3,300. I+ is 42 feel 6 inches wide and 20 leer high. If is of reinforced concrere wi+h seals of California Redwood. Wes'r High is indeed proud of her sladium and ex+remely grafeful Io Ihose who worked so hard Io make if possible. Page Eleven ANNUAL STAFF ANNUAL STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Co-Eclilors Charles While Carler Sanders Associale Edilors Eileen Hess Marianna Jerger Delores Lawyer Belly Thornlon Fealu res Bernice Neider Relha Baird Wanda Marlin Rosabelle Hipp Norma Thomas Margarel Roling Copy Reading Chesler Hill Lenora Nelson Sporls John Rillel Bob Langham Jean Tarlelon June Taylor Clubs Dorolhy Overly Kalherine Ogden Kalherine Nellleship Quolalions Belly Perry Jayne Robinson Francis Ralher Piclu res Vernadelle Shepherd Mella Ogclin Belly Burns Janel Scoll Ca rloons Design Typisls Jack Bellar er Warren Keeler Belly Knisely Hershel Wilson Facully Adviser .... ....... M r. Myron T. Seilerl Business Manager ........ Assislanl Business Manager. . Adverlising Manager ....,.... Assislanl Adverlising Manager, . Circulalion Manager ....... .. Assislanl Circulalion Manager.. Cashier, . . Assislanl Cashier ...,.. , . Audulor .....,..... Assislanl Audilor. . , Bookkeeper ....... Typisl ..... Typisl .,... Facully Adviser. . . Jane Allcire Eleanor Branigan Dorolhy Breese Dorolhy Creasap Lois Everell Jo Ann Gilliland Marian Grandslalle Paul Harlley Faye Henery BUSINESS STAFF ASSISTANTS . , . . . .Jean Acree ..,.....JohnBurcl . . . .Maxine Malhews . . . . .Anila Qvermire . . . . .Jean Glock . . . .Frances Yors ..,...Joy Sayre .,.,.,.Jean Reed . . . . .Lovia Cranslon Mariorie Thompson .,.,.Beula Williams . . . .Charlene Wrighl ........Belly Hell .....Mr. Harry l.. Zulaul Helen Layne Homer Lighler Jacquelyn McNamara Jeanelle Reuschling Eleanor Schulze Belly Slrawser Belly Slrayer Earl Thomas Belly Wilhelm Page Thirleen FACU LTY DR. H. H. REIGHLEY BLANCHE M. KERN Vice Principal, Laiin CLARENCE F. BATEMAN Wood ROY H. BOWEN Dramalics, English ARTHUR BUCHANAN Hisiory MAE BURRELL Hisiory I MARGARET CAMPBELL English, Lalin W. D. CAMPBELL Ari A. B. COLE Hisiory, Commercial Law GEORGE G. COLLINS Physical Educaiion MARCELLA CRAIN Hislory MAUDE DAVIS Malhemalics CLARA E. ERNEST Hisrory MARGARET S. FLYNN Ma+hema+ics OTTO C. FRANCE Bookkeeping, Malhemalics Advanced Accounling KATHERINE GRESS English VESTA GRIFFITHS I-lis'rory, English FRANCES HANNAN Commercial Subiecls EVALINE HARRINGTON English EULA HARRIS Spanish MATILDA HUNGLEMANN French EDGAR HOUSE English H. E. I-IUTCHINSON - Music Principal LAURA MASON Clerk MAE JONES Lalin EDWIN M. KAYLOR Economics, Hisiory, Public Speaking C. S. KENNEDY Draffing HELEN MCCORM ICK Physical Educalion NORMA Z. McCOY German, English C. B. MAROUAN D Mafhemaiics CHRISTY W. MICHEL Chemislry ARTHUR J. MILLER Drafling, Woocl O. C. MONTGOMERY Physics MARY N. MURPHY English GEORGE F. NEEB I-lisiory, Sociology RHODA O'HARRA Home Arls GENEVIEVE RAWSON Commercial Subiecls E. C. REED Biological Subiecis HORTENSE SCHOFIELD Hisiory MYRON T. SEIEERT Journalism, English MARY M. SMITH Librarian EMMA UNCAPHER Home Arls PHILLIP S. WALDECK Meral HAROLD WISE Direcfor of Physical Eclucali-on EVA WRIGHT Commercial Subiecls HARRY L. ZULAUF Malhemaiics, Physics Business Adveriising OFFICERS PRESIDENT ROLAND ARNOLD HARMER Lanlcy Tall, hold-invg hi1n.s'clf wry ufH'iylz1. Senior Class President Arl Club, German Club, SIucIen+ Council, Rolary Club. VICE-PRESIDENT DORGTI-IY ANN NEARY Dol Sha-rt but sweet. Nalional Honor Sociefy. Girl Reserves, L Sociery, Spanish Club. Senior Class Vice-Pres?- dent The Man From Home, P.-T.A. Exhibi- Iion, Queen Allendanf, Arr Club, Office Moniior, Valedidorian. SECRETARY MARGARET LA FRANCIS TURNER Margie Shr has the enthusiasm and plrasiug fJC I'S0711!IITf3' of youth. Senior Class Secreiary, L Sociefy, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, G.A.A.., P.-T.A. Exhibi- Iion, Senior Class Commiffee. The Man From Home, Lucky Jade. Mid Winler Frolic '35, '36, Orchesfra, Band, Moni+or, A+hIeIic Comrnilfee, All I-Iigh Band. I C ASS o JANUAID 1938 TREASURER CLARENCE SHELDON GRAHAM Grammy Dm'd.r, not 'wm'ds. Senior Class Treasurer, Triangle Club. HERBERT AUGUST BAUMAN Bud There 'ix mischief -in his eye. Spanish Club, Ar? Club, Hi Y, Band. CARL WILLIAM BECKWITI-I Willie His hand is ever ready. Triangle Club. HAROLD ELDON BRIGHT A friend to everyone he k11ow.v. S+udenl Council, Senior Class Cornmiilee. FLOYD BROWNE Doc A sure card. Hi-Y, W Associalion, Triangle Club, Moniior. Enferlainmenl Commillee. Trainer for Foolball Team '35, '36, '37, Ohio Sfaie Junior Fair '35, '36, '37. ELBERTEWING CLINE An ajfable mul vourfeozrs gentle-man. Science Award '37, Relreslwmenl Commiifee. ROBERT LAWRENCE EBRIGI-IT Chief He has file daring deifillry of f'ZUL'lll1I' fellozum' Sludenl Council, Senior Class Commiffee. Ohio Sfale Junior Fair '35, '37, FLORENCE ANNA ECKARDT Peggy She stands cnllz-usia.vtic. ' Science Club, Chemislry Club, Orclweslra, Girl Reserves. DALLAS LeROY EVANS Plea.mnt and C01ll'ff'01lS rn czferyonef' CARL LeROY FIELDS Swing Ever flu' Same. Band '37. JANEICE FUSNER She secuzed as lzaplwy as a 1u'm'c That dances on the sen. Home Economics, Slyle Show '37. EVERETT LOWELI- HILL Ape To him life is one good slzrrw offer a'n0ther. Foolball, '35, BETTY FERN I-IANSLEY She 1nalae.v simplicify a, grace. Home Economics Club, Slyle Show '37, r IDA MAE ALSTON Peggy A fricnd and comrade, lried and trim. JAMES MULLIN BERCAW Jim And many were fraud to fall him. friend. Hi Y, Band. Orchesfra, Occidenl' Business Sfalf, Annual Business Slaflf, Senior Class Commiilee. JEAN VIVIANNE BRYANT Jeannie I can if I will, and I will! G.A.A., L Socieiy, German Club, Naiional Honor Sociefy, Slyle Show. DON WALKER FOX Wl'1il'ey The world lows a spice of zc'ickvdiw.vs. ' Triangle Club. CATHLEEN MARGARET FRY Ka+e Her feelings all were true. TED FREDA A quiet, llmirglzlful, .viufcrc lad. LEO HERMAN GROM Lillie 1 askj my wanls are few. ELIZABETH MARIE HEILMAN 'ICHIIII-lj' size treads the fnallziway of Iifef' L Socieiy, Sluclenf Council, Naiional Honor Sociefy. Ari' Club, Girl Reserves, Moniior. DOROTHY KATHERINE HESKETT Doi Her hear! was open, as the dny. ' Girl Reserves. MARGARET SOPHIA JACKSON Peggy l'Slze was always lzelping a friend in trouble. EARL CLARENCE KASPER 'Tis silence all, and pleasing c.rpcftaIimz. VIRGINIA QUEST KEISER Ginny A .vmilzr for c'1feryone she sans. VIRGINIA LOUISE MARTIN Ginger' A graceful ease and sweetness. Girl Reserves, German Club, Monitor, Man From Home. ALTHA ERNESTINE MATHIS Speech is silver, silence is golden. Girl Reserves, Art Club, Monitor. 11 GUS PSORA The Great A little nonsense now and then is relislzea' by the best of men. JEAN ELEANOR RICH Punkie Her ways are ways of fwleasantnessf' Library Councilors JOHN PAUL SCI-ILOSSER Feet An athlete, a. mighty one, who plays the game until 'it's won. ' Football '35, '36, '371 Basketball '35, '36, '37, Baseball, '35, '36. EUNICE MAE STEPHENS A friend' to all. Volley Ball '35, '36, '37: Basketball '35, '361 Kiclcball '35, '36: Baseball '35, '36. Pl-IYLLIS MAE ROBERTS Phil She hath a gentle, timid air. G.A.A., P.-T.A. Exhibition, P.-T.A. Style Show. Home Economics Club, Latin Club. DORIS JUNE STEVENSON Stevie Zealu1ls, yet modest. Home Economics Club, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Monitor. LAVADA MARY SIMMONS Slmeecler .S'he's always gaily singing and laughter always bri11gi11g. RUTH ANNE VALENTINE Ladylike, steadfast, demuref' Senior Class Committee, L Society, Art Club, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Student Council, The Man From Horne. Kiclzball '35, '36: Volleyball '35, '36: Baseball '35, '36g Basketball '35, '36. CARL WILLIAM WHISSEN A man 'wlw's not afraid to say his say, though a. whole towifs against him. MARIAN LUCILLE WATT Sl1e's sweet as things to eat. Senior Class Committee, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Man From Home, Chorus, P.-T.A. Exhibition '35, '36: Baseball '35, '36: Basket- ball '35, '36: Volleyball '35, '36: Kiclnball '35, '36. ARLES MAUCK Mush The nicesl mamwrs will: the b1'a'vest mind. KEONARD SCOTT MCGONIGAL Bud l'd raflzer play than work. Tracl: '34, '35: Chorus '34. FRANCES ELAINE PHELPS My heart is czfer at your service. Ari' Club, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Class Commillee, P.-T.A. Exhibifion. BENJAMIN JAMES MILLER Red He makes rrrw'-ry all the day longf Sludanl Council. 1 BETTY JULIA EILENE PHILLIPS My rrmstcrs and l'01llf7U11riUllA' are my lmnles.' L Sociely, Nafional Honor Sociely, Girl Re- serves, Arr Club, Senior Class Commilfee. THOMAS JOSEPH QUINN, JR. Hc'll III-lik? a flraper 1mm. DOROTHY LOUISE RICHTER Doe A perfect flower of 'ZUlIlIll1lllI0!N'1.u Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Monilor. CLEO MERLE STENTZ Red Sim has rmmy adn-lirable qualilivs. Band, '35, '36, '37. rf PATRICIA ANN ROWLAND Pal Indi'zfidz1aI'ity is hm' .cecrct C,1lI'I'HI4. Arl Club, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Class Commillee, Alhlelic Commillee, Man From Home, Chorus, P.-T.A. Exhibilion. JACK STEWART 'Tiana' nalrnrc and good .reuse must ever join DOROTHY MARILYN STEINNMETZ Dol She sccrrzs born for s11ccc.v.s'. Nalional Honor Sociefy, L Sociely, Sfudonf Council, Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Arl Club, Senior Class Commirlee, P.-T.A. Exhi- bilion, The Man From Home, Monilor. ROSIE LOU TURNER Ro Strong in jnn'fv0se. I-Iome Economics Club, Baseball '35, '36 Baslcelball '35, '36. TO OUR TEACHERS Jusl a word lo all ol you To lhanlc you every one We've learned a lol since we've be And had a lol ol lun. You've helped us over rough spols Wilh a lcind word and a smile We owe so much lo each of you You've made our lime worlh while May lile bring bul lhe besl lor you And may your cares be lew Remember us when we are gone For we'll remember you. --Eil RICHARD NOEL WHITMAN Dick A good man is contented. EDWIN PERRY WOLFE Ed Young fellows ml! be young fellows. Foolball '35: Baseball '35, '36: W Associa lion. WILUAM J. WOLFE BiIl I jlnd CXCIISGS for myself. U AS WE eo Onward-on lo gain new worlds Thal is lhe song we sing en here Onward-lo conquer all lhings lhal come Long may our young hearls ring. We are youlh-wilh lhe besl you could give We leave-our hopes soar high We're conlidenl lhal we will win ' Thal you'll hear our viclory cry. Onward lo gel 'lhe besl in life You've laughl us lo love good lhings. Onward-lo lalce our place in lhe world een Hess, Gnward-our happy cry rings. g OFFICERS HARRY E. RIGGS Words fail Io pay fri: nic lo one so outstand- ing in all lhings, we only Imw Iweforis him. Senior Class Presidenl, Sludenl Council Treas- urer, Lalin Club, W Associafion, Monilor, Baseball '36, '37: l-li-Y. SECRETARY BERNICE JEAN NIEDER Niece-le M0de.rly is her t,'irtne. Senior Class Secrelary, Girl Reserves, L Sociely, Library Councilor, Debafe Club. Lalin Club, Plmofoplay Club, Operella Chorus, Uslwerelle Class Day, Ari Club, Nalional Honor Sociely, Arlendanl of Dedicalion Queen '37, Debale Club, Occidenl' Slalll, Annual S+a'Ff, Roiary Luncheon. TREASURER EILEEN HES5 Winnie How mozfcsl, kindly, all-accornplishcd, wise. Salulalorian, Senior Class Treasurer, Chair- man of Finance Commi'Hee, Girl Reserves. L Sociely, Associale Eclilor of Occidenl Slail and Annual Slaff, Library Councilor Presidenl, Ari Club, Debale Club, Laiin Club, French Club, Girl Reserves, Usherefre af Class Day '37, Proiecf Commilfee, Nalional Honor Sociefy, Rolary Luncheon, Class Day. C VICE-PRESIDENT WARREN E. KEEPER Laffy -and wroiiglit all lcmds of .rm'2'ife 'wiilr a noblr' frlsf, that grarmi thc lowesf act in d0llI.tj if. Proiecl Commillee, Annual Slaff. Vice-Presi- clenl Senior Class, Sfudenf Council, Hi-Y Secrelary, L Sociely, Occidenl Slaff, De- bafe Club, Plnofoplay Club, Science Club, Triangle Club Secrefary in '36 and Presiclenl in '37, Monilor. ASS o JUNE 1938 MARY JEANNE ACREE We can not do without her. Ushereile, Nalional Honor Sociely, Occidenf Business Sialil, Annual Business Slaff. JANE ESTELLE ALKIRE S+ella Her sterling eharn-cter and industry will win a way for her. Usherelle, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Volleyball '36, Gym Exhibilion '36, Occiclenl' Business Siaii, Annual Business Siafi. BETTY JANE AMBROSIA Babe Who has a more friendly word or zz more vheery smile? Srudeni' Council, Girl Reserves, Ari' Club, Spanish Club, Monitor, Phoioplay Club. RETHA JEANNE BAIRD Yes she's full of lan-glxter And her eyes just sllu-rlcle with glee. ' Girl Reserves, L Socieiy, Ari' Club, Library Councilor, French Club Treasurer, Phoioplay Club. Annual Slaii, Lalin Club, Nafional Honor Sociefy, Class Day. DWIGHT GAIL BALLINGER Argon His is the peak of valor, 5'tandii1.g j'7:W'l'l'1, and .rtahdlirig true. L Sociely. Srudenf Arhlefic Commiifee. Hi-Y, Chemisfry Club, Debaie Club, Lalin Club, Pho+oplay Club, Monilor, Occiclanf Siaii. FRANCES MARGARET BEARD A 'merry heart maketh a cheerful conhtenan-ce. Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Twelve Old Maids . JACK BELLAR Skippy His art does not represent things falsely, but truly. Annual Slaii, Occident Carloonisf. Ari Club, Moni+or,. Foolball '35, '36, '37: W Associa- iion. All Ohio '37, All High '36, '37: Golf '37. JAMES M. BISHOP Jimmie A boy that will get there. Hi-Y, Triangle Club, Band '35, '36. SARAH MARIE BON DURANT A quiet miss 'with a will to do. L Sociely, Lalin Club, Moniiror. JEANNE BOWER Jeanie Could she laugh-oh my yes! Did we like her-well just guess. Girl Reserves, L Sociefy, Lalin Club. Phoioplay Club, Band. Glee Club. Special Chorus, Junior Hour '36. DOROTHY MAE BOYD DoH'ie Wher-e'er she met a stranger There she left a friend. German Club, Special Chorus. DEAN FRANCIS BUCHANAN Friends many. foes few, a 111012 to be envied. Senior Class Proiecf Commillee, Hi-Y. Science Club. HARRY LEE ANTHONY Tony I-lc's a good fellow, I can toll yon, lhat. Treasurer German Club, Monifor. EVELYN EUDORA ASHBURN Evie Her music in my heart I bore, Long after il was heard no more. Lefin Club, Junior Hour, Science Club, Or- chesfra, Twelve Olcl Maids , Class Day. WILLIAM F. BAIRD Look onl when he slarlx, Sometlz-iny will lzafwfrenf' Monilor. BETTY JANE BACHMAN Bee-Bee For nature nzalle her what she is, And never made another. Girl Reserves, L Sociely, Phofoplay Club, MARIE JAYNE BELLE Doillie Of all lhe human relmvafliuns whirl: are free from gn-ill, none are so dignifed as reading. G.A.A., Lalin Club, Science Club, Twelve Old Maids , Volleyball '36, Baslcelball '36. '37, '38: Kick Baseball '36, '377 Baseball '36, '37: Exhibifion '36, THOMAS BELL Dick And all men looked upon him favorably. Treasurer Triangle Club, Hi-Y, Eoofball '36. JEAN PAULINE BOE Hllflmiesly is the beauty of women. Girl Reserves, Ari Club, Phofoplay Club. Spanish Club. JEANNE BLAKE Sweet of face, and soft of wire. Lalin Club. WALLY L. BONNELL He has the yril lo lake lhiinys just as lhey occur. Hi-Y, German Club, Foolbell '36, Senior Play. ELIZABETH C. BOORD Boo She'.v going fo be a .vnercss some day, Just berause she looks that way. Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Arl' Club, Photo- play Club, Dramalics. OCTAVIA A. BRYANT Darling There is a real ar! in nailing. Home Economics Club, Slyle Club. OLIVE BROOME Pickles She sang so sweet and clear, that men and angels both- rejoiced to hear. Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club, Special Chorus. 4 ,-L. 'Ns in '3- DOYLE WALLACE BUCHANAN Many were proud io fall him friend. Senior Class Reireshmenl' Comrnilfee, Hi-Y. Science Club. JOHN L. BURD He 'was quiet and he was good. Foolball '36, Wreslling '37, '38: Baseball '37, Hi-Y, Arl Club, Occidenf Business Sfall, Annual Business Siafl, BETTY BURNS In her smile -nie llzinks lliere is a elzar1n. Rolary Luncheon, Annual Slaff, Occicleni Sfalzl, Sfudenl Council, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Science Club Secrelary, L So- ciely, Junior Hour, Proiecl Comrnilfee, Alh- lelic Comrnirlee '37, Nalional Honor So- ciely, Moniior, Declicalion Queen Allendanl, Class Day, Senior Play. Class Day Usherelfe '37 WALTER F. BUSHONG l lmzfe always thought the actions of men. The best inlerfvrelafions of their tli0ngh!.r. Pholoplay Club, Science Club. JANIS WHEELER BUTLER A genial disposition. brings its own reward and many friends. Spanish Club, Science Club, Chorus, Rosalie Runs Riel . CHARLES DAVID BUTTE Bud A friend tliafs loyal, kind and f-rue, Wlienc'er we try lz-im. Arl Club, W Associalion, Foofball '36, Track '38, Golf '37, Senior Play. CATHARlNE JUNE CAHILL violet by a mossy stone, Half hidden from llze eye. Ari Club, Chemislry Club, Spanish Club. Hone Economics Club, Science Club. NICHOLAS JAMES CANNELL Nick ll l1y slzonlcl folks be glnm, said lie. EILEEN MARIE CASH Rudy fl loyal miss, and sweel, No task loo large la eanzplelef' Home Economics Club, Sfyle Show. DOROTHY JANE CREASAP DoH'ie Black were her eyes as the berry that grow.: on a thorn by the 'way.r1'de. Finance Comrniliee, Usherelle, Chorus, Kiclc Baseball '36, Volleyball '36, Library Monilor Occidenl Business Slali, Annual Business Slall. LA VERNE CREGO Vernie Two brown eyes-romance. German Club, Afhlelic Commilfee, Sludenl Council. RICHARD PHILLIP CROMER Calm, wliateiier storms may shake the world. Pholoplay Club. DONALD CALENDINE Don Hr lmwd lu laugh and Io joke, .flnrl nfl' his lmrlzcrs to jn'oz'0lzr. JAMES C. CAMP. JR. Jim Good nature und good scllsc musl ciivr fain. Relreshmenl Commillea, L Sociefy, Library Councilor, German Club, Spanish Club. Science Club. Sfage Manager, Special Chorus. ROBERT ADEN CARPENTER Bob Born, I0 .vzlcras-.v, he xcwns, llfillx grave lu 'win and lwar! to hold. Sludenl' Council, W Associaiion, Foofball '35, '36, '37: All-High '37, Baslceiball '36. '37: Baseball '36, '37. '38, . MARTHA MAE CAREY Mar+y ll ix good fo Im llIC7'!'fV and wise, ll is good lu be lzoucsl and hum. DAVID I. CHAMBERS I lmw lrarncd, in wlralsowz' slrzlc I am, In llc cmzlvnlf' MARVIN V. CLARK fill-f7f7Jl am. l,' from faire l'uz free. llflzy arf-n'l flmy all commited like me? Band, Orcheslra, Drum Maior '35, '36, '37: Junior Hour '36, Class Day. CAROLYN C. CLARK Ka+e l?l3'llu'.v0u1c and c'lrr'a1'y,' Ever in molinn, ucfzfrr atcimryf' Girl Reserves. L Sociefy, Phoioplay Club. Spanish Club, Monilor, Nalional Honor So- cieiy. SUZANNE CLEVELAND Suzy Sim was avliwc, sfirriug, all fire, Could not rcsi, could not iiref' Social Commillee, German Club, G.A.A. Treasurer. L Sociefy, Laiin Club Secralary, Nafional Honor Sociely, Moniior, Occidenf Siaff, Library Councilor, Kick Baseball '36. '37: Baseball '36, '37: P.-T.A. Exhibiiion, Vol- leyball '36, '37g Ushereife, Dedicaiion Queen Ailendanf, Class Day, Senior Play. LOVIA MAE CRANSTON Elm scmns burn fnr .r11ccrss. L Socieiy, Spanish Club, Band, Chorus Lucky Jade , Junior-Senior Hour '37, Mon- i+or, Rosalie Runs Rio+ , Occideni' Business Slall, Annual Business Slaff. RUTH ARLENE CRAIG Craigie Sim can luuigll 'zcfilh llm jollicsl, Ami 'worlr with lhe b11sic.rt. Refreshmenr Commiffee, Girl Reserves, L Sociely, Phoioplay Club, Spanish Club,,A1h- leiic Comrniilee, Nalional Honor Sociely. EVELYN MARIE CREGO T0olsie ln ziirlue, uofhing Could .vurflass her. ZOE HANNABELLE CREGO Jo The rare gif! of being always lzer.vc'lf. P.-T.A. Play, L Sociely. IR MARY C. CROSSAN Jolly, full of sense and br-ight, One who's always in the right. Girl Reserves, Art Club, Latin Club. Home Economics Club, Pholoplay Club. RICHARD EDWIN CURTISS Dick His smile is always welcome, And his words are full of wit. Hi-Y, Ari' Club, Pholoplay Club, Baslcelball '37, Baseball '38. EUGENE DAWSON Jeep 'T'ZUas always said of him, 'A good scout the're'. Tennis '37, '38: Foolball '35. ANNE MARIE DEHMAN May her future pathway be All beneath a smiling sky. German Club, Special Chorus. NINAMARIE DORSEY Nina She spreads the sunshine of a genial nature. Ari Club, Spanish Club, Man From Home , Rosalie Runs Riol , Band, Armistice Play. - HOWARD DRESSEL l71'ie11dly, lmppy'jn.v1ly proud, Always joking lmt newer loud. Monilor, Hi-Y, German Club, Senior Class Play. EDNA MAE ECKERT Her sunny disposition is the keynote of success. Girl Reserves, L Sociely, Library Councilor, Lalin Club, Phofoplay Club, Band, Orchestra, Class Day. ADDIE MAY EATON Szc'eetn.c'ss, truth, and every grace We read distinctly in her face. French Club. FRANKLIN G. EDWARDS Hank So bright his father calls him son. REX EDWARDS Peewee He thinks much and says little. WILLIAM L. EPPERSON Bill One who can draw will always rlraw and love it. Baseball Manager '35, Foolball '35, Arl Club, Hi-Y, Stale Junior Fair '35, '36, '37. CLAIRE BERNICE ETT A scholar was she, as we all can see. Valedicforian, Finance Commillee. Girl Re- serves, L Socieiy, Lalin Club, Lfbrary Councilor, Nalional Honor Sociely, Spanish Club, Chorus Lucky Jade , Rosalie Runs Riel , Usherefte, Armislice Play, Special Chorus, Rolary Luncheon, Senior Play. MARTIN E CULP Age I do ablzor' thee! Youlh I do adore thee! Swimming '34, Baseball '35, Dralling Shale KATI-IARINE CURRIER KiHy Ami as the bright .run glorifes llre .s'l.'y, So is her face illunzinerl with her eye. Girl Reserve, Plwofoplay Club, Spanish Club, Library Councilors, Sludenl Afhlelic Com- millee, Monilor. NORMAN E DAVIS One who lozfea' Iruc honor more than fanmf' Arf Club. DOROTHY LOUISE DAVIDSON Dol A heart to resolve, a head to cmztrirfe, mul a hand lo e.1'ecule.J' Sludenl Council, Decorafe Commillee. L Sociely Secretary, Arl Club, Monilor, Na- fional Honor Sociely. EDYTHE JUANITA DYER Edie Cay flood nalure .vparlelerl in her e3'e.x'. L Soclely. Girl Reserves, Lalin Club, Pholo- play Club. JAMES EI-IMANN Jim Fun is fun and he wax al'zr'ay.s full of it, Vo mailer 'wlzatf' Science Club. WAYNE MICHAEL ENGLE Did Never vorrird, never cared, And will: ollzers his jay.: he Jl1l!l'C'll.U Foolball '35, Swimming '35, JAMES PHILIP ELLINGER Jim l'l'l1o has a firimzcllicr 'ward or more cheery smile ? L Sociefy, Library Councilor, Lafin Club. Chemisfry Club. WILLIAM R EWALD Bill A qenllenzan of excellent breeding. P TA Exlwibilion, Monifor. JENNIEBELLE EVANS fl smile for everyone .she sees. Relreshmenf Commillee, Lafin Club, Debale Club, L Sociely, Library Councilor. Armislice Play, Monilor, Nafional Honor So- ciefy. WALTER EVANS, JR. Nat widely known, lml well apprecialedf' Foolball 35, French Club, Science Club. NELLIE BARBARA EWEN Ever welcome you shall be, Because of your personalityf' Home Economics Club. MARJORIE ANNE FERRIS Margie A gentle girl, with lovely .vmile.r. Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club, Ros- alie Runs Rio'I '. BARBARA ANN FINDEIS Baba Always fully and full of fun She was Iileecl by everyone. Home Economics Club, Science Club, French Club, Cheerleader '37, Baslcefball '37, Volley- ball '36, '37g Kiclcball '36, '37g Baseball '36, Girl Reserves. BETTY DALE EINNEY Nothing great 'was ever aelziezfea' wztlwut enllznsiasrnf' Girl Reserves, L Sociely, Lalin Club. French Club Vice-Presidenlr, Book Exchange, P.-T.A. Exhibilion '36, Class Day Usher '37, Nalional Honor Sociefy, Rolary Luncheon. CATHERINE WILHELMINA FISHER Kale Gentle rnanners, full of grace, fllzaays glowing with a smiling face. ROBERT M. GHENT fl boy llzat will get Merc. Monilor. RICHARD LARISON GILGER I find that nonsense at time.: is 1'efreslzing. Senior Play, L Sociely, Viceflaresidenl' Span- ish Club, Baseball '36, Arl Club. RUTH E. GRABILL Chubby Pafienee is a necessary ingredient of genius. Pholoplay Club, Spanish Club. JUNE GREENWOOD Slze'.s tl gentle jl0'llll1', Of Ilia! lllC'I'!? is no denying. Home Economics Club. RALPH DAVID HARPER He has a lmumrons Iurn of mind. MADONNA ILENE HARRIS She 'was neither bold nor shy, Noisy or quiet-she was just 1'lglLl.' Phofoplay Club, Men From Home , PAUL H. l-IARTLEY Carnage conquers all llzingsf' I-li-Y, Ari' Club, Wreslling '36, '37, '38g Oc- cidenl Business Slall, Annual Business Shall. THELMA EUJEAN HARTLEY Jackie For she was just lhe quiet kind. Girl Reserves, L Sociely, Lafin Club. THOMAS SHERIDAN FlNKE Tom And all men, look ufmn him fa-:'o1'al:ly. Foofball '35, '36: Baseball '37, JOHN ALBERT FRAK Johnny I have always Ilzouglzt the acts of him The basl llllC7'f7l'L'lllfl0lL of fhvir tlmugliisf' Finance Commilfee, Hi-Y, Foolbell '36, Cheer- leader '37, '38. ARTHUR LEWIS FORBUS Skippy Worldly mrcs lzolher him nal. Sludeni Council, Hi-Y, Triangle Club Treas- urer. ELDORA JEAN GLOCK Skip One we will all 1i1i.vs. Girl Reserves, Occidenl Business Slalii G.A.A.. Home Economics Club, Usher:-:He Annual Business Slali. ANNA LEE GUESSLER A lighi In-uri will live on and un. Girl Reserves, Library Councilor, Home Eco- nomics Club, Phofoplay Club, Monilor. ROLAND EUGENE GRENELL , Thai loud hccvincs light which is rlmcrfiilly lIUl'l1C.,' Hi-Y, Drarnafic Club, Senior Play. HELEN MARIE HAMMOND 1Vcz'er wu1'ri4'd, rmwv' rural, B-ul with ollwrs hm' joys .rho .rlmrcclf Girl Reserves, L Socieiy, Monilor. ELIZABETH MARIE HANBY A heart with VUOIHV for every joy. Library Councilor, Monilor. u HOWARD M. HARRISON Howdy His .rmiln and .rfvevclz arc .flow Bill they quirlaly won mn' Maris. Spanish Club, W Associaliori Treasurer, Moniior, Foolball '35, '36, '37: All High '37, Wresiling '36, '37, '38: City Champion '38, ALICE GENEVIEVE HARPER As frank as is llzc rain. German Club, Lalin Club. Lucky Jade . ROBERT LEE HARTMAN Bob llf' has Ihr? yril in lake flzilzlgs jcs' as they occur. ROBERT F. HARPER Bob l.c'i'.v hz' hricf and fall him Old Reliable. Siudenl Council, Hi-Y, L Socieiy, Vicef Presidenf Library Council, Lalin Club, Mon- ilor, Science Club, Nafional Honor Sociefy. Class Day, BETTY JEANNE HASSON Learning by study -must be won. Library Councilor, German Club, Home Eco- nomics Club, Style Show '37, P.-T.A. Exhibi- tion '36. BETTY JEAN HEFT Hefty As modest and shy as the f7l'0'UEl'l1lUl 1v'0lrl.' Home Economics Club, Lucky Jade , Usher- ette. WANDA MARIE HERSHESIR Hershey Studies serve for delight, for ornarr-rent, and for ability. Girl Reserves, Spanish Club. HELEN KATHRYN HENDERSON Sunny Thou art fair fend good, A perfect flower of 1r1aide1Llr0od. Chorus, Valeclictorian, Student Council, French Club, Member of Finance Committee, Girl Reserves President '38, National Honor So- ciety, L Society, Latin Club, Library Coun- cilor, Usherette Class Day '37, G.A.A., Rotary Luncheon, Class Day, Senior Play. ROSABELLE HIPP Rosie Quiet and 1m0l1t1'1r.vr'11e, but she gels there just the same. Girl Reserves, Occident Stalt, Art Club, Photaplay Club, Spanish Club, Monitor. P.-T.A. Exhibition '6. CHESTER R. HILL They do best who make the least noise. Finance Committee, Hi-Y,. L Society, Chem- istry Club, Golf '37, Monitor, Athletic Com- mittee, National Honor Society, Annual Stall, Occident Stalii, Rotary Luncheon. WALTER JOHN HISER lu for a good lime, Triangle Club. HARRY JAMES HOLROYD Wings Quiet, r'e.vev'11ezl, of him wv'r'n fvrrmd, .fl gentleman am-eng the crowd. Art Club, State Fair Premium. CHARLES I-IOSKINS Bud Wearing his 'wixdorrr lightly. l-li-Y, German Club, Wrestling '36, '37, WILLIAM AUSTIN HOTTINGER, JR., l-lotts He ran laugh with the lzafvp-fest, And wrwlz with the busie.rt. ' Hi-Y Vice-President, W Association Secre- tary '36, President '38, Football '35, '36, '37g All High '37, Baseball '36, '37, '38: Junior Hour '36. EDWARD LIONEL HUGHES Joe An athlete, a mighty 07-16, who Plays the game until if: won. Student Council '35, '361 Art Club. W Association, Football '35, '37: Basketball '35, '36, '37: All High '37, All District '36, Base- ball '37. THOMAS HUTT Blowing th horn is his delight, I-Ie fzzrffx and puffs with all his might. Latin Club, Band '35, '36, '37: Orchestra '35. '36, '37: Wrestling '36, Football '36, Class Day, Senior Play. GORDON WOODROW HAYSLIP Man of frm words are the basl rum. L Sociely. ELIZABETH MAE HEDGES A clmrluing girl wiilr face so fair, Her j'rimra'.v are -many, as you'rc aware Girl Reserves, Library Councilor, Phofoplay Club, Spanish Club. PEGGY HLJFF Pe 9 oy canmr, grief guns IVl1r'n hm' jwr'c.vmm' 'Pvg' l1c.rlnws. ' Pholoplay Club, Girl Reserves, Science Club, Senior Play. ANNA E. Hlsss Happy Sim is 'nllv all dav lmu .l . , .l- G.A.A., Volleyball '36, Baslcefball '37 Baseball '37, P.-T.A. Exhibilion '36, Spanish Cub FLORENCE BERNADINE HUGHART Hughie Joy ri.vr'.s' in her like a SHIIIIIIUI' morn. Sfyle Show '37. ANNAMAYE HULL Liked to work, lawd in lav xv ' lllfrry as a .Y111lHI1f'1' day. Laiin Club, Band '36, '37, Orchesfra 36 Dance Band, Class Day, Senior Play MARY ELLEN HULLS Frcc be slzv, fancy frcuf' Lucky Jade . MAX WILSON HULTS Gund ualnre and good 8L'll.YC must 0' or 10111 Sfudeni Council '36, Spanish Club, Band 35 '36: Orchesira '36, MARIANNA JERGER In zfcrsatility .vhs has no equal. Siudenl Council, Decoraling Commiiiee, Girl Reserves, L Sociely, Library Councilor Secrefary, G.A.A., Phofoplay Club Secrelary '37, Monilor, French Club Presiclenl, Valley- bell '36, Naiional Honor Sociefy, Associale Edilor of Annual Sfaff and Occidenl Shall. Roh-:ry Luncheon, Class Day. DAVID E. JAMES By llm warle done, one knows the wo: leman Sludenf Council '35, '36, Chairman Decora lion Commiilee, L Sociely, Chemislry Club Associalion, Baslcelball '36, 37 8 Arrnisfice Day Program, Monilor. CHARLOTTE I-IORTENSE JOHNSON Iirmu a lilllr' spark may burst a miglzly flaunt L Sociely, Laiin Club, Pholoplay Club. Junior Hour, Twelve Old Maids , Class Day. EDSON H. JAMES .-I man of fvw 'words wax lic. Lalin Club, Monilor. MARY LOUISE JOHNSON .5'ludi0us let me sil, and hold high eozlzrerse 'zvilh the mighly Dead. Girl Reserves, Library Councilor, Laiin Club, Phoroplay Club, Spanish Club Secreiary. Moniior. EDWIN W. JONES Noble in every lhought and deed. Hi-Y, Science Club, Baslrelball '36, '37, Track '38 lCap+.l BETTY RUTH JUSTICE GenlIe and .vweel and oh so 1H.'Url,', A more lowble girl, yrm'll never meet. Financial Commiiiee, L Socieiy, Junior and Senior Hour, Monilor, Naiional Honor So- cieiy, Special Chorus, French Club, Class Day. DONALD T. KEELEY Don He was not merely a chip off the old block, He was the old blnele itself. Cheerleader '36. ERNEST BYARD KlDD Ernie M0desty becomes a you-ng man, French Club. RICHARD KIMBREL Apie liaruestr1es.r and sport go well iogetherf' Baseball '3-5, Foolball '35, '377 All High '37, Slafe All I-liqh '37. DOROTHY MARGARET KllvllvlEL Dol'lle A fa-ir exfer-for is ai silent remmrmerulationf' Girl Reserves, Library Councilor, German Club, G.A.A., Home Economics Club, P.-T.A. Exhibifion '36, Baslcelball '36, Kickball '36, Baseball '36, '37g Volleyball '37, DOLORES VIRGINIA LAWYER Dee To play somelime seemed only right, Sn teasing 'was her great delight. Girl Reserves, Associale Eclifor of Occidenl' Sraff, Associaie Ediior of Annual Siari, G.A.A., Library Councilors, Phoioplay Club, Baslcelball '36, '37, Volleyball '35, Kiclcball '36, Moniior. NORMA E. LEFFLER Her music hath charm for all. L Sociely, Science Club, Debale Club. Girl Reserves, Monifor, Orchesfra, Junior and Senior Hour, Man From Home , Class Day, Lalin Club. BETTY GRACE KNISELY A friendly twinkle in her eye, A smile of friendly comradeshipf' L Sociely, Library Councilor, Debaie Club, German Club Secrerary '36, Vice-Presidenf '37, Science Club, Nafional Honor Sociefy. CHARLES A. KULP Chick Far may we search before we find One half so manly and .vo kind. Hi-Y, Ari' Club, Junior and Senior Hour. Wresiling. JOHN WALTER KUNZE Stamzeh and true as a sturdy oak. Orcheslra '35, '36, '37: Class Day. RICHARD W. JOHNSTON Abilil3r wins from -us the cxrlecm of Ihe true man. Financial Commiliee, L Socieiy Vice-Presi- deni, Library Council, Chemisfry Club, Lafin Club. W Associafion, Foofball Manager '35, '36, '37: Sfudem' Afhleiic Commiiiee, Monifor, Science Club, Senior Play. ZENOBIA VIOLA JONES Nut .napping n'cr the bound of 'nmdvsfyf' WAYNE KAUFFMAN sag swap He slrivcs In liw wall, treads in upright ways, Avid mlhcr' vmnzlgs' his nations ihnn- his days. Siudenf Council, Ari Club Presideni, Decorai- ing Commiiiee, Siage Crew. GLEN WINFIELD KERN Captain Our who loved lruf' honor nzare lha Laiin Club, Baseball Manager '36. ERNEST CALVIN KLINGER Ernie l'Vilh wisdom, dignily and mlm crmferzitf' Hi-Y, Wresiling '37, '38, Ari Club, Spanish Club, Rosalie Runs Riel , Moniior. VIRGINIA FRANCES KARNES 'Karnsie Not an hour passes idly by her. Junior and Senior I-lour. CHRISTINE KUNDTS Chris Madam and .rimfvlr and .vwmrl, The wry .vzc'vc'lc.r! yoifd like to mimi. I German Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Library Councilors, Home Economics Club. JOHN KREITZMAN Speed u fHll11'.n .S'11mll hut wixe, wiih- frivudly Gym. L Socieiy. German Club. CARMEN LAMBERT A frame so rnlmsl, a ualnrc .rn .m'vn'l. L Society, Occidenf SIa'FF, Chemisfry Club. ArI Club, Armisiice Day Play, Senior Play. ROBERT WADE LANGHAM Dude Full ny' life, full of fun, Ha can he u 'z1'iIIain, still. Baseball '38, Annual SI'aFF. MARJORIE ANN LAWLER Marge I lizfc' today as welll: I may Rcgufdlmvs of tomorrow. German Club. GEORGE CALVIN LEI-IMKUHL Cal .f1lways busy mid always rmrrry, Alzefays doing his wry Desi. Ari Club, Hi-Y, Lafin Cub. fir-f CHARLES FRANKLIN LeROY He malecs friends and keeps lhcimf' Hi-Y, Band, Orcheslra, Eoolball '36, VIRGINIA LEWIS Nano but hersclf canld be hex' parallflf' French Club, Girl Reserves, Office Monifor. HOMER ERNEST LIGHTER, JR. lfVe know one thing of him, life never know what he will do 11c.1'l. Spanish Club, W Associalion, Occidenl Business Siall, Annual Business Slall, Baseball Manager '36, '37, '38g Baslcelball '37. MARY LINK Blondie Hams 1n11ch, says lilllv, A rare C0llIl7lllIlllIJll.U ROY EVERETT LINK Success is lwing friendly, When anolhrr ncclls Cl friend. Hi-Y, Science Club. FRELAN ARNOLD LONG Nothing .vo lzcconms a man As maclesty anal sincerity. Hi-Y. GEORGE WILSON LUCKEY Who loves his work and knows to sparc, lllay live and flourish !1lllV'ZUlI6'!'C.n Nalional Honor Sociely, L Sociely, Sfudenl Council, I-li-Y, Chemislry Club President De- bale Club, Lalin Club, Pholoplay Club. Sludenf Alhlelic Commillee, Occiclenl Slall. Rolary Luncheon, Class Day. CLARANELL LOUISE MCGILL S'fJeeL'lz- is great, but silence is greater. Girl Reserves, Pholoplay Club, French Club JACOUELYN LEONORE McNAMARA Jackie Dancing is her hobby and fl'lL'I1dSll'lfl is he-r guidc'. ' French Club, Usherelle, Occiclenf Business Sfall, Annual Business Slalf. ALBERT BUCKHAM MADDOX A quiet, slcady, fine young lad, To know him makes one's heart feel glad. Spanish Club '37. Pl-IILLIP MANUS A qnict lad with a plvasant disposilimif DOROTHY MAE MARPLE l'lc1'L s lo lhy lmallh mv lmnnic lass. Girl Reserves, Lalin Club, Home Economics Club. FREDERICK LIVELY Bud Always happy, always gay, Always driving care away. Hi-Y, Golf, Foorball '36. HOWARD WILLIAM LINK Nobility of mind such as his is -most rarvf' Finance Commillee, Science Club Vice-Presb dent. Chemistry Club, Monitor, Slate Junior Fair. MARY McCOMB tVc z'vr lroulllc trouble, until trouble troubles you. Exhibition '36, FLORENCE LUTON Toolie Small but mighty. Dremelics Club, Arl Club, Senior Play. DOROTHY ELIZABETH MCCREARY Dot Always merry, nearer gluim M alccs a bright and cheery c1zunr. Vice-President Girl Reserves, L Society. Monitor, Christmas Play, Ushereile, Library Monitor, Debate Club, Girl's Basketball Cheerleader '35. JAMES WALLACE MCDONALD His rvsolw is not to sec'-in thc best but to lm the beslf' LILLIAN MADELINE MCMANAWAY Foxie Dependabitity is a priceless 'zfirtuef' Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Volleyball '35, '37, Baslielball '36, Kiclxball '36. NAOMI JANE MCFARLAND A modest maiden. L Society, Latin Club, Monitor, National Honor Society. FERDINAND HENERY MAIER, JR., Fred Always rcady for some fun, Yet his work was always done. Athletic Committee, Presidenl of German Club, Orchestre, Wrestling, Chemisrry Club. L Society, Nalional Honor Society, Rolary Luncheon, Class Day. JOHN ROGER MCLAIN Pele Steadfast, Courageous, Trim, You will ne-uz'r find him lJl1tL'. Library Councilor, Chemistry Club, Moniior. WANDA LUETTA MARTIN Mar'ry She knows it is far bcttcr to know soimvlziuy about everything, than all about one thing. French Club, Girl Reserves, L Sociely, Secretary Art Club, Pl-uotoplay Club, National Honor Sociely, Annual Sleff, Occidenl Slalil. MARY LOUISE MATHENY Athletic in physique yet gracious in fzcrsonalityf' Rotary Luncheon, Vice-President Sludenl Council, Girl Reserves, L Sociely, German Club, President GAA., Science Club, Mon- iior, Volleyball '37, Kiclcbell '36, '37: Base- bell '37, Basketball '37, Rotary Luncheon Senior Play. MAYNARD EUGENE MILLER, JR. 1M!l1C'lli you know him, yan will like him a.r we da. SHIRLEY ANN MINEHART Turn me loose awd lvl me bc Young and gay and fancy free. Library Monilor, Lalin Club, Operelfa Chorus '37, Special Chorus, Cheerleader, Home Eco- nomics Club, Junior and Senior Hour, Science Club. Ari Club, Senior Play. RUTH ANGELINE MOON Angel Her hair is like a rnrling nrisl, that climb.: Ihr' mountain .rifle al c'rn. French Club. JEANETTE F. MITCHEL Mil'chie A friend Ia all she mc'ets. ' Girl Reserves, French Club, Pholoplay Club. ROBERT EUGENE MOORHEAD Bob Calm 'wlzafwci' .rlornzs may .rlzakc the world. CARL EMERSON MURPHY Burch Long, lean and likable. Lalin Club, Slage Crew Eleclrician. ROGER HAROLD MYERS, JR. If ronsiancy of purpu.rc means J1lt'1'C'5A' hc has it already. Slage Crew, Chorus Lucky Jade , Man From Home , Monilor, Senior Play. DOUGLAS WARREN MYERS Doug Gaulle in rnannier, strong in f'6'l'.Y6'l'l'l'HlII'L'.J' Chemislry Club, Lalin Club, Siege Crew. Senior Play. WILFORD NEPTUNE Jeep Always really Io do a good turn. Nafional Honor Sociely, Siudenf Council Sec- rerary, L Sociely, Vice-Presidenf Lalin Club, Alhlelic Commifiee. P.-T.A. Exhibilion. EDWARD L. OGDEN Moose His ilzdcjwildwzfev, like lmnor, ls a rorlay island 'ZUl'lh'O1lf a beach. Sludeni Council, Chemislry Club, Science Club, Monilor. Associafion, Decorafing Cornmillee, Baslcelball '36, '37, '38: Golf '38, KATHRYN OGDEN Kale Nr'z'c1' is she william a smile an hm' face. Library Councilor, Pholoplay Club, Treasurer Spanish Club, Science Club, Monilor, Lucky Jade , Junior and Senior Hour. Operella Chorus '37, Armisiice Play, Special Chorus. Annual Slal-i, Occidenf Shall, Senior Play. MARY KATHRYN O'HARRA Nol bald, not shy, nal slzorfv, not fall, Bnf a new mingling of Ilzcm all. Sludenl Council, Girl Reserves, Ari Club, Lalin Club, French Club, Library Councilor. MAXINE MARIAN MATHEWS Max Never cz 'iU0l'l'j'-. mrvcr a care and nmw' an cnrcniy hath she to bear. Girl Reserves, Usherefle, Pholoplay Club. Annual Business Slafi, Occidenl Business Slahf. LEONARD MATHEWS His can'1u'rsalian was lvrirj and his desire was In be silraff' Foolball '35, '36, '371 Wreslling '35, '36, '37: Golf '35, '36, '37. LEROY OAKLY 5'uvccss to Ilzc strangest, wha are always at last, the wisest and lreslf' Triangle Club, Wresfling '37, Cily Champion '38: Baseball '36, '37, '3B: Foolball '36, '37: Baskefball '36. RUTH ALICE MITCHELL Milne She is av friflzd worfh lzavingf' L Sociely, German Club, Monilor, Kick- ball '37, Chorus. LEONORE NELSON Norie For sure na rniautcs I11'in.y hm' mor? rnnlcnl, Than those in pleasing, 'useful slmlics spear. Library Councilor, Girl Reserves, Annual Slalf. Occidenl Slaff, Senior Play, Rosalie Runs Riol, Special Chorus, Junior and Senior Hour. Man From Home. ROBERT N. MILLER irish And his smile is always 'lfJ17lt'0lIll'. Chemislry Club, Latin Club, Slaqe Crew Manager. DONALD E, NOLAN Don lVOU1il1fl can. roms au! af an artisf fha! -is not in a ma11. ' Decorafing Commillee, Spanish Club, W Associalion, Foolball '36, '37: Wreslling '36, '37: Afhlelic Commillee, l-li-Y. RUTH MARIE MORGEN Ruddy l'l'l1aIc'z'rfl' shf :Ines Slzc a'nfs 'wilh all hm' uzighif' Sludenl Council, Girl Reserves, L Sociely. Lalin Club, Operelfa Chorus '37, METTA L. ODGIN Dimples She didn-'f shirh har slurlics but they 11i111L'l fill hcl' whale day. Lafin Club, Slyle Show, Operella '37, An- nual Slail. DOROTHY ANNE OVERLY Do'Hie Very sclclaziz did she blush, Tlmugh many a slalemelll she did l111sl1. G.A.A., Science Club, Girl's Chorus, German Club, P.-T.A. Exhibifion, Occidenf Slall, An- nual Slali, Baslfefball Exhibilion '38. ANITA RUTH OVERMIRE 'Ti.r mire In be -natural, When you arf' nalurally nina. Occiclenl Business Slaff, Annual Business Slall. Usherefle. KATHRYN NETTLESHIP Kale Wim: slu' smrilcs lhc whale 'warld SllliICX. , Sludenl' Council, Decorallng Cornmillee, Girl Reserves. Latin Club, Operella '37, Library Councilors, Treasurer L Sociely, Occidenl Sfaff, Nalional Honor Sociely, Roiary Lunch- eon, Class Day. BETTY JANE PERRY Bebs Charm strikes lhe sight And merit wins the soul. G.A.A., German Club, Occidenl' Slaii, An- nual Slaff, Volleyball '36, P.-T.A. Exhibilion '36 JEAN MALVEEN PLANCK Planclcie Her friends are many, her foes are few. Girl Reserves, German Club. JANE BRYSON POPE Janie To llzis young and yuullzful maid, Dancing was ri conquorrd slradc'. French Club, Lafin Club, Monilor. DORIS MARION POTTS They do the bust who make Ilia Icasl noise. Senior Play, Finance Commillae, Girl Re- serves. L Sociely, Chemislry Club. Debale Club, Lalin Club, Phofoplay Club Treasurer. Opererla Chorus, Nalional Honor Sociely, Class Day. MARY VIRGINIA PROVENS Jinnie' A1l1bif'il7llJ in her school work and also in hor f7ICL1S1l'l'ES. ' Nalional Honor Sociefy, L Sociely, Library Councilor, Office Moniror, Science Club. Lalin Club, Class Day, Senior Play. MELVIN C. RAAB MeI Little said, 'IIIHCII !lClT0llIPii.S'il6d.,' Nafional Honor Sociely, Hi'Y, L Sociefy. Chemislry Club. Deb-are Club Vice-Presidenl, Lalin Club. Presidenl Pholoplay Club, Mon- iror, Alhlelic Commillee, Debale Team, Man From Horne , Rolary Luncheon, Class Day, Senior Play. FRANCES MAXINE RATHER Gloomy cares will be Iiglzicncd by sony. Girl Reserves, Occidenl' Sfall, Secrelary Chernislry Club, Lalin Club, Treasurer French Club, Special Chorus, Operella Chorus, Vol- leyball '36, ANNA JEANNETTE REUSCHLING Redhead usflliifiilf, swift to resent, but as swift in afoning an error. Occidenf and Annual Circulalion Recorder, G.A.A., Chorus '36, Armislice Play, P.-T.A. Exhibilion, French Club, Ushereile, GirI's Baskelball Cheerleader '36. ROBERT G. RICHARDSON Graaf oaks from lrilllv aforizs grow. W Associlion, Foolball '35, '36, '37g All Ohio '37, All High '37, Baseball '37, Monilor. JEAN RICHTER Jeanie I'Vl1af her lmart says, her tongue sparks. Secrelary Horne Economics Club, Sluclenl' Council, Monilor, Slyle Show, P.-T.A. Exhibif lion '36. LEAH RUTH ROACH Lee 'Hflflilolic was hor middle name. Basleelball '36, G.A.A., Lalin Club, Baseball '36, '37: Kiclcball '36, P.-T.A. Exhibilion, Vol- leyball '36, '37. JAYNE ELIZABETH ROBINSON Ono of her graatcsl I7IL'G.YIl1'C'S of life is co111'w'safii1m. Girl Reserves, Lalin Club, French Club, Operelfa Chorus, P.-T.A. Exhibilion, Armislice Play. Special Chorus '36, Senior Play. WALTER PENN. JR., Jimmy A perfect gentleuum, from top to toe. SHIRLEY LUCILE PARKER To love art is to be an artist. Ari Club, Lalin Club, Monilor, Occideni' Sialii, P:-T.A. Exhibiiion. ESTHER MARGARET PLANT Often she that comes latest on the seene. seems to have ariromf1li.s'lzed the 'whole matter. Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Science Club, Lucky Jade , Operelfa Chorus, Armislice Play. CHARLES WILSON PLETCHER Chuck The Indies coll him sweet, he stairs as he treads them leisx his feet. Nalional Honor Sociely, Sfudenf Council. Hi-Y, L Society Presideni, Cl-iemislry Club Vice-Presidenf, Laiin Club, Pholoplay Club. Monilor, Occiclenl Sfaif, Baseball, Baslcelball, Class Day. T VlVlAN VERA PORTER Viv She is always bubbling over with lauglzterf' Spanish Club, Science Club. JOSEPI-llNE JEAN REED Jo Music is her 1l1tl'Z'!?l'SUl language. Vice-Presideni' Home Economics Club, Or- chesfra, Alhleiic Commillee, Slyle Show. Band, Class Day. JEAN REED A good worker, a good thinker, In fact she is entirely good. Home Economics Club, Lalin Club, Band '36, '37, '3B: Ushereife, Annual Business Slalf, Occiclenf Business Slafi. FRANK BROUGH RICHEY, JR. Full of pep, happy and gay, Thafs our Richey night and day. Rolary Luncheon. Siudeni' Council Presidenl. Chairman Social Commillee, Lalin Club, W Secrelary and Treasurer, Monilor, All l-liqh Foolball '36, '37, '38: Baslcefball '36, '37, '38p Baseball '36, '37, '38. EVELYN G. RHOADS Evey Tis belter to be small and slzine, Than large and cast a sl1aa'a'zv. Laiin Club, Operella Chorus '35, '37: P.-T.A. Exhibilion, Monifor, Girl Reserves, Senior Play. WILMA L. REED The wildest mamzers, the gentlesl heart. Treasurer Home Economics Club, Slyle Show. JOHN M. RIFFEL Rip lfVl1en fun and duty flash, Let duty go to smaslzf' Spanish Club, Baseball '37, '38: Cheerleader '35, '36: Annual Siall. RICHARD T. RITCHEY . Who .mid Imrry? Live slowly, it feels better-.' 1 MARGARET MARIE ROLING Peggy Laughter leceps you young, Margaret will rzrwr grow old. Girl Reserves, Occiclenl Sfafl, Library Coun- cil, Larin Club, Scropl Girl, Armisrice Play, Class Play. CARTER GLENFORD SANDERS The .vlmrivsl ansiucr' is doing. L Sociery, Nalional Honor Sociely Presi- clenl, Co-Edilor Occiclenf and Annual Slaifs. Library Council, Chemislry Club, Debale Club, Monilor, Spanish Club Presicleni, De- bale Team, Rolary Luncheon, Class Day. DAVID E. SCHARENBERG Gene 'Ti.r folly lo 'worryf' Hi-Y, Associalion, Band '35, Foorball '35, '36, '37: Spanish Club. JOHN D. SCI-IEELER Shut up in a mmsnrclrm' content. HERMAN WILLIAM SCHULZE, JR. A frimully twin-lele in his cyvl. fl smile of friendly comradrshipf' BETTY SCOLES Scolesy Sl1c'll play rr .snm-ll flfllllf, rather than stand ont. Girl Reserves. Lafin Club, Science Club, French Club Vice-President JANET GLADINE SCOTT ScoHy Hll41l.S'i1J 'wnslunr from ilu' son-I Ilrc :lust of crrrrydoy life. Nalional Honor Sociefy, L Sociely, Lalin Club, P.-T.A. Exhibifion, Occidenl Slaff, An- nual Slalif, Rosalie Runs Ri0iH, Girl's Basker- ball Tournamenl Program '37, Library Coun- cilors. RAYMOND DAVE SLAUGHTER Not a prin-cc in title, land or 1lt'l11IL'- A prince of men, ih-fre lies his fan:-c. Slucleni' Council, Spanish Club, L Sociely. Hi-Y, Phoroplay Club, Triangle Club Secre- Iary, Monifor, Wresfling, Alhlelic Commillee. ANNABELLE SLYI-I Annie XI merrjf, nimble, .rfirrinfg spirit. Girl Reserves, Lalin Club, G.A.A., Science Club, Monilor, Cheerleader, P,-T.A. Exhibi- Iion '36, Baseball '36, Kickbell '36, Basical- ball '36. EDWARD SMITH folly and 1-nallow, his one swell fellow. I lvlABEL LOUISE SMITH Smil+y She 'is always bright and .nnilin-g. Arr Club, Lalin Club, Science Club, Oper- ella '35, Rosalie Runs Riel . WANDA MAE STINSON A merry hear! gocs all fhe day. L Sociely, Lalin Club, Chemislry Club, Finance Commillee. LEONA JEAN RUSSEL l'VlIl1lf Z.'Cl' is 'wurrlx doing al all ls 'worllz rloing well. Social Commillee, L Sociely, Nalional Honor Sociely, Debale Club, French Club, Phofoplay Club, Class Day. DORIS SCHUBERT LillIr' said, much ncconrplislzcrif' Nalional Honor Sociely, L Sociefy, Sludenl Council, Girl Reserves, Secrerary German Club. Treasurer Science Club, Debale Cilub. P.-T.A. Exhibilion, Alhlelic Commillee. JOY MADELINE SAYER 7'houylr hm' form lm tiny, Her nrraiix-pli.r1mm'1Ii.r are many. Library Monilor, G.A.A. Cabinel, P.-T.A. Ex- hibilion, Volleyball '36, Baslcelball '36, '37, '38: Kiclcball '37, Usherelle, Annual Business Slaff, Occidenl Business Slafl, Baseball '37, EDITH MARIE SEAGRAVES Seagraves' Today 7c'l1aIr z'cl' may annoy, The word for um is joy. Twelve Old Maids FLORA VERNADELLE SHEPHERD A qu-ict faillzful 'worlecvf' Nalional Honor Sociely, L Sociely, Annual Slafl, Occiclenf Slafl, P.-T.A. Exhibition, De- bafe Team, Proiecl Comrnilfee, Girl Re- serves, Library Councilors, Arr Club, Lalin Club, German Club, Dabale Club, Pholo- play Club, Rolary Luncheon. ROBERT H. SELF A rlrrcrful easy afwm roiuzlcnamm' that always won. Hi-Y Presidenl. Debale Club, Pholoplay Club. Science Club, Triangle Club, Golf '37, Alh- Ielic Cornmilfee, Wresllinq '38, Track '38, PAUL EDWARD SPEER Oh, how lu' mula' play ilu' fvia1m. ' Band, Monilor, Hi-Y, Foolball '35, Spanish Club. RICHARD H. SMITH Small lm ix, ycl nn! shy, Thu luaillr In llc in flu' fvulzliv c'yU. ' Nalional Honor Sociely, L Sociely, Alh- lelic Commillee, Library Council, Chemislry Club, Lalin Club Treasurer. MILDRED LOUISE STEPHENS Millie A lrewrl 'willr roam fm' f'vz'1'y joy, Girl Reserves, Senior and Junior Hour. PHYLLIS LOUISE STEWARD Micky Will: a fwurc lzeart and a fmficvzt mind. Spanish Club, Girl Reserves. CAROLINE SMITH She was light and gay, Orcheslra '37, Spanish Club, Operelle, Class Day. MARY ALICE STODDARD SIocIdie A qrrict girl with 0 fwlrnsiug rlisfm.riIinn. Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Pholoplay Club, Library Councilors. inn CHARLES MARTIN STORCH Chuck Always ready for some fun, Yet his work is always done. Band. VIRGINIA ANNE STOUT Babe Sweet as May and always gay. National Honor Socieiy, L Sociefy, Lalin Club Rosalie Runs Riel , Glorious War Dead , Class Day Uslwerefle '37, Senior Play LOUIS ALBERT SWEENEY, JR. Jim Begone dull care, begone from me, You and I will ne'er agree. W Associaiion, Foolball '36, Baslcelball '36, '37, '38: Tennis. JUNE TAYLOR There is nollziug she cannot ala. L Sociely, Lalin Club, Girl Reserves. G.A.A. Secrelary, Volleyball '36, '37g Basker- ball '36, 37: Kiclcbell '36, '37: Baseball '36. '37g Library Councilors. NORMA JEAN THOMAS ln studies she look mas! care, mos! heed. L Sociely, Girl Reserves, Lalin Club, Ros- alie Runs Riel . WILBER ELSWORTH THOMPSON Tommy Never idle a moment. Baseball Manager '35, Band. WALTER J. THOMPSON Tommy N of fha! I love sl-zidy less, B111 fha! I love fun more. Bancl '35, Baslrelball Manager '36. BETTY THORNTON Red As tho' I lived to write and wrole lo live. L Sociely, Special Chorus, Lucky Jada . French Club, Monilor, Girl Reserves, Ar- mislice Day Program, Associafe Edilor of Occidenf Slall, Associale Edilor of Annual Slalil, Senior Play, Nalional Honor Sociely. JEANNETT ARVILLE TOBIN Toby Our greatest treasure is her frieudslxipf' German Club, The Glorious War Dead . Rosalie Runs Riel , Band '36, '37, '38g P.-T.A. Exlnibifion, Class Day, Senior Play. ROBERT MARTIN UCKER Bob Always ready for a good lime. W Associaiion, Moniior, Foolball '36, '37g Baseball '36, '37, '38: Baslcelball '36, '37, '38. EARL WILLIAM WEDEMEYER Doc A smile for ezferyane he sees, They say he even smiles af trees. Wresllinq '36, '38, HELEN LOUISE VON SCHRILTZ Von Happy at midniqht, happy at day. Girl Reserves, German Club, Lucky Jade , P.-T.A. Exhibilion, Library Councilors, Usher- ella. GERALDINE VIRGINIA STONE Jerry Her virtues are graced with external gifts. Girl Reserves. Library Councilors, French Club. Science Club, Phoioplay Club, Glorious War Dead. Rosalie Runs Riel. Monilor. Ari Club, Special Chorus. Senior Class Play. JANE STROUP Twinnle Her deep blue eyes smile v0i1slau1Iy. i Girl Reserves Treasurer, Phoropley Club Monilor, Baccalaureele Usherelle '37, JEAN ELEANOR TARLETON Her face is fair, her heart is true. Nalional Honor Sociely, L Sociely, Lelin Club Treasurer, Pholoplay Club, Girl Re- serves, Debale Club, Cheerleader '38, Junior Hour, Decoraling Commillee, Monilor, P.-T.A. Exhibilion, Occidenr Siaii, Annual Slail, Dedicalion Queen Allenclanl, Class Will. JEAN STROUP Twinnie Her smiles made her a hos! of friends. Girl Reserves Secrelary, Phoioplay Club Monilor, Baccalaureale Usherelle '37. EARL JAMES THOMAS HE. J. lfViIly lo falls with. ' Baslrelball Manager '35, '36g Wreslling Man- ager '36, Pholoplay Club, Tennis, Golf. French Club. Band, Hi-Y, Occidenf Business Siafi. Annual Business Sfali. EDWARD MELVILLE SWANSON Bone' Worry never made men great, Sn why should I worry? Science Club Presicleni, Moniior, Hi-Y, Fool ball '36, EVELYN BELLE TOPE Penny Silem'e iievrr makes any bl1ma'er. Monilor. Chorus, Usherelie. BARBARA JANE VIESER Babs Calm and self-possessedf' L Sociely. Lalin Club. Ari' Club, Girl Re- serves. French Club, Rosalie Runs Rio? Special Chorus. PAUL FRANKLIN THOMAS Tommy In him, is knowledge, humor, and wil, B-nt he assmnes an air of hiding it. JEANNE MARIE WATTS Cond Ihings come in small packages. Home Economics Club, Siyle Show. n WILDA D. WEIBLING Those move easiest who have learned lo danrrf' P.-T.A. Exhibirion, Sfyle Show, Girl Reserves Home Economics Club. JOSEPH A. WEILAND Joe The grrratesf irufhs are Ihc simfwlesl, Ami so are greatest men. Hi-Y, Foolball '35, '36. DOROTHY MAE WEST DoHy She was always 'in motion. L Sociely, Girl Reserves, Chemisfry Club, Lalin Club, Occidenr Slalil, Monifor. ANNA MARY WHEELER Nothing lllere is llzaf baflzers ine. Lafin Club, German Club, Lucky Jade . ETTA MAE WHITE A lrne friend aels rather than speaks. JACK W. WORREL Always ready for some fun liejfure duty. Lalin Club. BETTY JANE WILHELM A cheerful loale make.: a dish of a feast. Girl Reserves, Baslceiball '36, '37, '38g Vol- leyball '36, '37, '38: Baseball '36, '37, '38g Monilor, G.A.A., Occidenl Business Sfaff, Annual Business Slalf, P.-T.A. Exhibiiion. BERNARD SYLVESTER WILDIE God endowed him will: a lot of 'vim So men. can always depend on him. Nafional Honor Sociefy, L Sociely, Library Councilors, Chemislry Club, Lalin Club, Mon- ifor, Book Exchange, P.-T.A. Exhibition '36. BEULAH PEARL WILLIAMS Boo Deep blzie eyes running ozfer wilh glee. Girl Reserves, Pholoplay Club, G.A.A., Base- ball '36, Occidenl Business Slalif, Annual Business Sralf. HERSCHEL M. WILSON Hersh A jannly youth, a .vporlsman fair, H e's always ready for a rIare. ' Hi-Y Treasurer, Pholoplay Club, Monilor. DELORES JEAN YANK Dee Her friends, they are many, Her foes, has she any? Nafional Honor Sociery, L Sociefy, Dedi- calion Queen, Girl Reserves, Library Coun- cilors Secrelary, Spanish Club, Pholoplay Club, Sludenl Council Secrelary, Monifor, Financial Commillee, Occidenf Sfafl, Lucky Jade , Rolary Luncheon, Senior Play. CHARLES EDWARD WHITE Chuck He was a xclmlar, and a ripe and gnvd one. Narional Honor Sociefy, L Sociely. Hi-Y. Co-Edilor of Occiclenl Slaff, Co-Ediior ol Annual Sialzl, Chemislry Club, Debaie Club Presiclenl, Lalin Club, Phofoplay Club Treas- urer, Rolary Luncheon. ALICE LOUISE ZEISLER Here is a fr-ne and indnslrians friend. Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Occiclenl Business Slafl, Annual Business Slaff, Volleyball '37, Kiclcball '37, P.-T.A. Exhibilion, Slyle Show, Usherelle Rosalie Runs Riel . MARGARET ALICE ZIMMER Meg l never saw a sweeter girl, Or one of grealer worth. Secrelary Na+ional Honor Sociefy, L So- ciely, Girl Reserves, Occidenl Sialif, Annual Slaff, Lucky Jade , Monilor, Band, French Club. Program Cornmilfee Chairman, Class Day Usherelfe, Orcheslra, Class Day, Senior Class Play. JANET LOUISE WEISERT Wisey Sn1ilcs are lim' by-w0rfl.r. Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Rosalie Runs RioI . LILLIAN L. WETTERMAN Lillie l.ifc .v too short to hurry. Ari Club. ROBERT H. WINTERMEYER Bob Tn all ll cuurlcrous manner hc xlmws, Makes frivmls by the 'wlzolvsalv and has no foes. Spanish Club, Chemisiry Club, L Sociely, P.-T.A. Exhibilion, Hi-Y, Occidenl' Sfaff. JAMES F, WISECUP Jim Tim scvrc-I of sm'cc.ss is vmzslaucy of 111n'fmsv. Lalin Club. ROLAND EDWARD WOLFORD l'Villingnc'.v.s' is half lhc lmlllcf' SUSAN MARIE WOMELDORFF DuCI'less Ono wlm quietly docs her Inari. L Sociely, Lalin Club, Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves, Occideni' Slalli, Chem- islry Club. GERALDINE YOUNG Jerry A mrvful slmlml she has lvmrn.' Lalin Club, Girl Reserves. CI-IARLENE FRANCES WRIGHT Boo'rs Bc of goml rlwvr, thc' zeJr1l'.s'l is yet lo mint. Beslcelball '36, '37, '38g Volleyball '35, '36, '37g Baseball '36, Kiclcwall '36, '37g Monilor, Occidenl Business Shall, Annual Business Slaii, Usherelle, Operefla, Vice-Presidenl G.A.A., P.-T.A. Exlnibllion. FRANCES ESTELLA YORS DuIcI'1ie The 'will la do, llzc .valine lo flare. G.A.A., German Club, Volleyball '36, '37g Beslcelball '37, Kickball '37, Baseball '37, P.-T.A. Exhibilion, Occideni Business S'I'al3I, Annual Business Slali, Usl1ereI'fe Rosalie Runs RioI . WILLIAM PEARL EVANS Willy Gfruial and lmppy a friend of all. German Club, Hi-Y, Fooiball '35, Dramalics. Senior Play. ' RICHARD U. BLATZ HAROLD BRANTNER WARREN HOPKINS ELEANOR SMITH l NATIGNAL HONOR Presideni .... ..... C arfer Sanders Secreiary .,.. .... M argarei Zimmer The Oiio H. Magly Chapier of The Naiional Honor Socieiy received i'rs Charier in l93O. Fifieen per cen+ of Jrhe graduafing class is eligible, providing 'rhey have earned sixieen A's, have a Toial of sevenfy poinis, and have al leas'r eighr service poinrs. There are four cardinal obieciives recognized by The Narional Organizafions scholarship. leadership. characfer and service. The OHO H. Magly Chapier has a foial membership of 287 including 'rhis year's group. A+ The firsi meefing 'rhe elecfion of officers was held and plans were made for 'lhe assembly program. There are no ceriain dares for mee'rings buf members are subieci' +0 call. The commi'Hee for +he seleciion of members consisled of: Dr. H. H. Reighley, Miss Blanche Kern, Mr. George Neeb, Mr. M. T. Seifert, and Miss Margarei Campbell. Page Foriy-six ng .-f !'ii HL: ,- ., , v f X- .51 V. . -A .I I ' ' 'ff ' ' lu f- A H In . ' 1 'AT , xl ,' . -. .gap .I A H I , rl . 4 G ix R I Q v M43 - 19 A, Q . Ykf . 1 A 1 'A -f' .ff' , ,-4 IBN 1 W' 1, gua- J f Q f f J f J if 5 L f , , 5 M' - is N ' If '-- fi-if 35' : :gk: JiQ,5iz- I Ji-2:54 4 1 ' gg . -i-. . Pj, A ' 21315. 'QS fir --.Q -?' , 1 - A 1 - ' G - 55335253 - , - A ' . , .. . -2-i:'-'.-:WI 'A , ,.'J5' 3 5-244 . 1 rx. - - I m xx 3- fi ., .- .. V -sg' , - ,, ,h ' 4 ' QQ. , WA. ',,v ',1.. A 'L jp' . 1-513' fe ,, -A.. ,Ili I VA . 'ah f1'V ,, 5 ,N ' -. 4.1.-, .ft D, ., -. ,,-jd.vi N1 ,- r .-1.,L...5, -. .. . .fp .-,W ' - . ' ,- A Y . 1 53.53.32 .N Q3 N 1 I I Il .. xl, E I' is CLASS DAY PROGRAM Prelude .................,....,......................... Wesl High Orcheslra Processional ........................... .....,. .... G o d ol Our Falhers To America-Salule lo lhe Flag ........,.................... Senior Class Chorus: Bul lhe Lord ls Mindlul ol His Own -Mendelssohn .... Senior Class Salulalory ..........................4........,..,....,... Eileen Hess Class Hislory ............................................ Carler Sanders Assisled by Doris Polls, Virginia Provens, Melvin Doris Schuberl, Virginia Sloul Raab Piano Solo-Prelude-C111 Minor-Rachmaninoll ..........,,.., Norma Lelller Class Prophecy ..............................,............ Marianna Jerger Assisled by Belly Burns, Belly Juslice, George Luclcey Orcheslra Cha rles Plelcher Ensemble: Eudora Ashburn, Lawrence Campbell, Marvin Clarlc, Lovia Cranslon Edna Eckerl, Annamaye Hull, Thomas Hull, Waller Kunze Ferdinand Maier Josephine Reed, Caroline Smilh. Jeanelle Tobin, Margarel Zimmer Class Will .........................,............,....... Kalherlne Nellleshlp Assisled by Relha Baird, Roberl Harper, Leona Russell Jean Ta rlelon Violin Solo: Annie Laurie -Varialions .............,........ W F Ambrosio Eudora Ashburn, accompanied by Charlolle Johnson Valediclory ........,..,.......................... Claire Ell Helen Henderson Chorus: The Recessionaln-Kipling-De Koven. . .......... Senior Class Class Song: To Wesl High ............ ....... R oberl H Sell Alma Maler Song ..,....,... ..... A lice Shoenburger 25 Recessional ....,.,......... .... A meruca The Beaulnlul Poslude ......,.. .... W esl High Orcheslra Pa ge Fo rly-eighl CLASS SONG TO wEsT Hier-I When lrom lile's lrials, our minds are lreed Our lhoughls shall wander e'er Back lo lhe lulor of our youlh 4 And halls ol learning lair. Back lo lhe school whose spiril made Our hearls wilh raplure swell Back lo lhe school, whose spiril shall Forever wilh us dwell. And when al lasl lhe lireless world Bids us lo loil again Our love, our hopes, our every lhoughl Wilh lhee, Wesl High, remain. -Roberl H. Se Rf .5 .vb Vw- O - . lm 0 V... 3 1. J ' O f-ELI. - , WA -E'-1 .I 144, rf' i. 4 . SENIOR INFANTS Dick Jo hnson Vernadelle Shepherd Kafhryn NeH'Ieship MeI+a Ogden Barbara Vieser Harry Anfhony Beula Williams Janai S cori- Naomi McFarIand I0 ll I2 I3 I4. I 5 I6. I7 I8 Kafe Ogden Elizaberh Boord Dorofhy Wes? Hershel Wilson Carmen Lambari' Josephine Reed Howard Harrison Norma Thomas Jean TarIa'ron fi K :wr .. ig - 1 ' .-'S-4 f. . 7 it ig ' 5. s ' 1 ' ,3 . A I . 5 I W :- .I L I' Ernie An-urine Rulh Belmonl Virginia Bonn Lillian Boyer Eleanor Branigan Doro+hy Breese Marion Brighibell Arlie Cain Lee Clays Maxine Covingion Helen Cullinan Marion Cunningham Beafrice Davies Lawrence Dodd Janice Embleion Frances Englehard Lois Everell Richard Eauberf Hugh Fleicher George Foye Roberf Fox Bernice Freeman Joan Gilliland Jack Goodwin Page Filly 12-B CLASS Marion Grandslalil Howard Grove Roberf Haas Faye Henery Hazel High Rulh Hughes Tom Hughes Evelyn Johnson Anna Louise Jones Edward Klein Paul Kreager Monly Lamberf Helen Layne Roberl' Long Andrew Marfin Charles Marlin Reber? McMillan Jack Mefzger Rudy Micliiclc George Millay Roberl Minnix Herberl Neeshan Roberf O'Brien Kaiherino Penn Donald Planck Mary Recfor Eleanor Schulze Befly Lee Scoil' Roberi Scoli Mary Sims Eleanor Skeaior: Jean Sleep Belfy Slerizer Verl Slour Beliy Slrawser Belly Sirayer Russell Sireef Richard Sfuif Virginia Suclburry Lucille Sumner Mariorie Thompson Roberr Tong Alice Valenline Howard Wallace Rufh Wendell Beaman Williamson Bernice Wilson Jack Wilson Reber? Tong Q......-.- lJNlDlEl?Cll-XSSIWIEIII JUNIOR CLASS Fifty-fwo Gene Albert Rollle Alden Dorothy Allen Helen Allen Doris Alvey VVlnllTred Anderson Marnraret Avery Don Bnchmnn Arthur Baker Garnet Bailey l--Iarnld Banker Marilyn llnrnes Ethel Burnet Grnce Tlnuchmiro Mary llnus Vlrrzlnla Beattie Robert Really Mririrle Beckwith Frmy llegerze Norma Bc-ltz Nlnrilie Betles Don 'Blzlow l-lnrolcl Bodle Jack Rowman I-larry Booths Dm-olhy Bowman Frnnk Bower Melvin Boyer Ed lilrathwnlte Avnlun 'Ilrixht ldmellno Bright Aileen Brown Dnrotliy Brown .lrirnes llrmvn Lloyd Brown Durla Bryson Lois llunxlenthnl Mlnnhnllv Burd Erma Cullund John Crimp Jnclc Carpenter Earl Cslrnnr Xvnrren Carter Frances Chevront Robert Clausen Kenneth Cnflln Dick Colburn lvlnrlhfi Cnllln Jnmma Collins Quentin Conieans Dun Conrad Leroy Conner Pnul Cook Mnry Cornwall Juno Courtney Mary Cox l-larry Crnwfnrd Rminlrl Cree .lnnvt Crum Dm-ntl1y Dale 'Phorlu Dalton Enlhr-r Datz Adu Ilavldsnn Dnlmn, Tlnvlsl .lzmlve 'Dnvis lNnlter 'Davis Knihnrlnn Dawson .lne Delmhertls lllclmrd De Witt liuf-th Dhumc Dwight Dixon Wynonn. Dobson Annnrrmye Dm-llmr Evelyn Dolan XVIII f70UKh4 l'fY Chan-les Dudley 'Mnrlrm Dumevurlt l 1inl Dunn Phllllll Dunson Ruha-rt Durfey Mziry Enrly Norma Edwards Rnbnrllne lCdw:u'ds Ga-ncvleve Else! llnrold Ellis lmrnihy Erwin .Iunn Ellt l'ii1':hllrrl Fvnns Mnrim- Enzo Jenn Fmiiiltrin .lzunes Fzireli Byron Farwell lllirolhy Figglns JUNIOR CLASS Belly Fikc Helen Fisk .luck Fisher l.lern1a.n Fleshman Ed Ford Elsie Ford Emogene Forsythe Janet Fox Phyllis Fox .luck Freda I-lurnld Freshman Daniel Fusner Jack Gnlentine Joe Galloway Lucille Geddes I-lownrml Gentry Mary Jean George Dorothy Geshwilm Yvlllinrn Gillivan Curl Glade Ronnld Glass Juanita Goff Nancy Goldsack James Golomb Mary Goodwin Rex Grnbill Lois Grable Paul Grady George Graham Barbara Graves Eileen Greenler Martha Grlflfln Marv Groves Edward Grnndle Alban Gulcher Ruth Gurley Richard Hadden Andrew Haley Belly Hull Betty Hnll Jeanne Hall Robert Hall Betty Ham James Ham Jack Hunsley Charlotte Harper VVinon:i Harris Benjl Harrison Isla Harrison Joe Harrold David Hart Vvillinm Hart David Hastings Lucy llnlzer Dorothy Hnvranck Mary Heilmnn Mm-y Higgins Henry Highfield Olen Hildllch Dormhy Hiser Peggy Hobbs lllssin Hoffnmn John Holloway liouy Hoover Jam:-s I-Iuffrer Mary Huffman Charlotte Hughes Rnhert Humphrey Elizabeth 'llunter Nelson lflntchlnson Jenn Hutsnn Marnice l-lyten Elaine Jenkins Virginia Jennings Xvzirrcn Jennings Virginia Jividen Katherine Johnson William Johnson Gnmlrl Johnston Burris Jones George Jones Mnrlhn Jones Rexford Jones Ronald .Innes Mllrlred Jordon Dnnnu Judy Dnris Kunarofl' Mary Rather-man Alma Kearns Doris Keelnn Faye Komms-rllng .lean Kemp John Kc-rn Margaret King Ruth Kimbrel Anna Kirkpatrick Edwin Kitsmiller Lewis Knauer Charles Kraft Pauline Krauss Freda Kunze Leonard Kuta:-ay Pauline Lacey Marilyn Lambert Paul Luthem Dorothu Leach Tom L.ea,i' Leah Lewis Pauline Lewis Ralph Link Lloyd Loully Jane Lowery Earl Lutz Louise McCu,rihy Dick McClung Janice McCracken Carrol McDaniel Howard ZilcGannon Jack McIntosh Jack McKenna Nellie McNeal Mable Mclilorrow June McNerlin Nellie McNinch June Mc:Queeny Leslie Mann Mary Mzmus Pauline Marble Ruth Mm-kel Arthur Mnrkey Richard Marshall Jean Martin David Marx Lenore Mathis Don Metzger Dana Miller Harry Miller Jayne Miiler Lawrence Miller Mary E. Miller Mary L. Miller Richard Miller VicLnr Miller Doris Minuharl Robert Mohn Robert Montrose Georgia Moon Dan Moorhead Ila More Msxrinn Morrison Mary Morrow Paul Mosier Donald Mumma Robert Myers Helen Nagel l-larnld Neal Coryh Neff Evelyn Neff Robert Neltleshin Frances Newlon Martha Nicholson Eleanor Noble Erncstine Noble Charles O'Dnnnell Robert Owen Maxine Oyler George Painter Balrluarn Palmer Cecil Parker Bob Pnrkins Carl Payne Ellosline Peaks James Pearn Janet Pence Frances Peters Paul Phuris Marilyn Phillips Albert Pindell Margaret Platt Helly Price Ruth Price Herman Ray Beily Rayburn Peggy Rector Mary June Reed Dick Hhoades Vvilliam Rich Bects' Richards Don Richardson David Rinehart Ralph Rinehart Louis Roederer Elouise Rucker Paul Salyer BeLty Sands Ruth Saxby Alfred Sayers Rita Schwartz Isabelle Scoles Rachel Scott Evert! Sears Robert Seeds Mary Seip Homer Seltzer Leroy Shady Estella. Shelby Genievn Sheppard Mary Sheron Clara Smith Donald Snyder Betty Spanable Tom Spillman Betty Stauch John Steelsmith Betty Steward Gwendolyn Stinson Raymond Stinson Robert Strait Annabelle Strete Helen Sullivan Margaret Sullivan Erdine Swain Phyllis Tzickman Howard Terry Betty Thomay Robert Thomas Margaret Thompson Reuh Thompson Vilortha Thum Mary Jane Tiller Richard Tom Margaret Tomko Mary Tmbue Charlene Trappe Ora Truitt Betty Tucker Mary Ellen Tucker Edith Valentine Vera Van Arsdale Audrey Xvaddlngton Eva Xvzxde Gerald Xvade Eleanor XVagner Mary Vvaite Lee KValters Helen Vifaltz Earl Xvard Paul VVarfl Louise 'Warsrnith Marjorie VVatts Robert XVQ-aver Vera 'Weaver Earl YVebb Mona Webb Virginia Xveillner Dorothy XVells Gerald W'ells David West Harold Vvhite Marjorie Xvhite Allen Wihl Janice XVilhelm Jeanne Vviler Jack Wilkins James Vvilley Martin Vililliams Richard XVilliz1ms Juanita Willis Earl Nifilson VVillia'n VVilsnn Delores Winget Frances Winklehausen Elaine Wiseman Madia. Vifright Norman Wylie Lola Young Robert Zulauf Page Finyrihree SOPHOMORE CLASS Page Fiffy-four Alva Adams Russell Alban Carlyle Alberry Joe Aleshlro Joan Allen Mary Allen John Ambrosia Donnlzl Andersson Reggie Ashburn Kenneth Ashcraft Carol Austin Verna Avery Mary Bnlr Eunice Boker Harry Boker Marjorie Baker Paulotta Boker Jock Barrett Robert Brtrtcl Richard Bast Tom Bates Paul Beaumont Robert Bell Ned Bell Anna Bellamy Lois Dennett Rosemary Bennett Diane Bensett Don Blerly Harriett lliglor Dorothy Black Joyce Blackburn Frank Blackstone Andrew Blackwell Chnrlc-ne Blake Richard lllnyney Esther 'Rluhm Jhmos Bluhm Rosemary Bnrlle Helen Borrgs Marcus Bowen Clarence Boyd Betty Jane Brewer Robert Rrlnk Betty Brobeck Robert Brockmyer Mack Rrnhard John Tlrolmw Paul Brokaw Bill Drown Daniel Brown Jack Brown .Tunnltu Brown Lois Brown Ruth Brown Ruth Irene Brown Edwin Brownfield Robert Tlukey Mary Burke Frances Burns Ray Burton Betty Jo Butler Robert Butler Doris Campbell Fletcher Campbell .Toe Caprettn. Betty Carlisle Thelma Carpenter 'Helen Cnrr Gone Case Harold Castle Anna Chambers Janet Chnnmnn Norman Cherry Nlllclreil Clinrry Paul Churton Dolores Clark Dick Clifton Kenneth Cline Frances Cloys Frank Clum Dn.vl:l Cortey David Coll l-lnrnce Coburn Robert Colt-man Daniel Collins Robert Cnlmery 'Hill Conn Bill Conrad Charlotte Conrad Ida Beatrice Conley Robert Conroy June Cook Mary Cooley John Coplnn Raymond Corbin Onal Corder Clell Corn Lois Craft Ellen Crawford Don Crego Corinne Cromer James Cunningham Marlon Cunningham SOPHOMORE CLASS William Cunningham Charles Custer Jnmes Davidson Anne Davis Geneva Davis llarold Davis .Tack Davis Lucille Davis John De Long Carl Denner Arthur Denton Gloria Denton .Tack Dentner Patty Dentner Dan Derrlnger Marybelle Deshler Jack Distolhorst Howard Dltrlck Don Dorsey Woodard Draper Beatrice Edwards Betty Edwards Edward Edwards Maxine Edwards Ruth Erlwarrls Edwin Eli Mary Ellinger Robert Elliott Dorothy Engle Wayne Engle Mary Erwin Betty Farber Elsie Ferguson Marion Ferguson Robert Ferguson Stanley Ferguson Alyce Fisher Glenna Fisher Louise Fisher Maxine Fitzgerald Mnttle Flewellen Bernard Floyd James Foote Lloyd Forbes Freda Fraher VVenr.lell Fraser Jack Frederick Delores Freshman Jack Friend James Fry Herman Gaclson Rebekah Gallagher Lucille Gamble Xvlllinm Garnes Betty Geshwilm Xkfllda Gibbon Jack Gilbert Albert Goodwin Betty Goodwin Carl Grablll Albert Gracoy Celestla Grant Eileen Grant George Greenway Laura Greenway Phyllis Greenwood I-Ielen Grenell Rachel Glick Allen Grlnstead Ruth Groves Albert Gunning Jack Hager Annabelle Haines Jenn Haines James Ham Pat Hanley La Verne Harlow Betty Harper Glen Harriman Jack Harrison Richard Hart Frances Hartman Jack Hatton Raymond Haughn Frances Hawk John Hay Nancy Hagwood Robert Helse YVnlter Hennell Joyce l-leskett Kathleen Hess Wendell Hess Margie I-Ilbbs Helen Hill James Hill Mary Ellen Hill Edith I-llndnll Melvin Hnclcman Arthur Hoenie Eileen Hoffman George Hollenback Howard Hopkins Jack Houbler Naomi Howlson Tom Huffman James Hughes Thelma Hughes llarbour Hummell Bob Hurd Earle Hutchinson Betty Jane Irwin XVillio,in Jackson Janet Jackson Valerie Jackson Edward Jolley Driscllla Johns Elmer Jones Emma Jones George Jones Raymond Jones Helen Kabarecy Elsie Karsten Millard Kaufman Richard Kehlmeier Jack Keidel John Kessler Mary Kelso Jane Kemmerling Sara Kennedy Ruth Kenworthy Pauline Kern Mary Killian George King John Kirkpatrick George Kline Jean Klinger Phyllis Knepp Fred Knott Harold Koebel Elmo Koons Marjorie Krimmel Jack Krivdo Charles Kuder Ray Kunz Betty Lamprecht Teresa Lauch Bill Lauer Jeanne Lauer Joe LeDiard Helen Lepore Cliff Lerum Fay Leslie Erma Lewis Vvilma Lewis Willianm Lind Raymond Link Arthur Linn Kenneth Linton Marguerite Liston Dorothy Lloyd Lawrence Lombardi Ann Looker James Looker Theodric Louks Louis Lowery Wanda McAfee Kenneth McClincy Alismarie McConnell Jack McConnell Edna McCord Vvarren McDaniel Florence McDonald Jean McDonald Richard McFadden John McGrall Ruth McLain Marie McNerlln Blll Mnclc Robert Maddox Betty Malone Lillian Mann Floyd Martin Louis Marslli Vera Masdea Marjorie Maurath Betty Maurey Bonney Mau:-ey Betty Mayhew Edgar Merritt Harold Mers Doris Middleton Betty Miller Bob Miller Dorothy Miller Florence Miller Marilyn Miller Martha Jane Miller Mary A. Miller Mary C. Miller Roger Mills Martha Mitchell Dorcus Montrose Betty Mooney Dorothy Moore Margaret More June Morgan Jack Morris Janice Morris Marijean Morrison James Morrow Ben Murphy Mary Myatt Joan Myers Mary Neal James Neal Gerald Neff Marie Neff Jean Nelson Marice Nelson Jack Newhouse Eleanor Newman Lois Noble Ray Norwood Helen O'Neal Samuel 0'Neal Robert Overly Phyllis Overmeyer Faith Palmer Jeanne Park Robert Parrett Virginia Purysch Joan Paul Robert Peffers Barbara Pence Tvallace Penn Nina Peters Jacqueline Pfeifer Earl Phillips Edwin Phillips Mary Frances Phillips Charlotte Poling Clifford Pritchard John Prior James Putnam Elaine .adcliffe John Ralph Wallace Rayburn Don Reagan Paul Redmund Marjorie Reed Paul Reed Marjorie Reese Don Reible Jack Remmington Mary Rennie Donald Rice Louis Rice Faye Rich Robert Rich Robert Richey Ella Rickenbacker Lillian Rieck Thelma Riddle Margaret Ries Betty Ringer Emogene Roads Paul Robb Roberta Roberts George Robinson William Robison Phyllis Rodgers Betty Reese Paul Rogers Charles Roush Daniel Roush Robert Rowland George Ruder Jack Russell Mike Russolillo Marilyn Sanders Robert Sapp June Scanlon Ruth Scarberry Marjorie Schmidt Henry Scholton Howard Scoles Jack Scott Mary Scott Armand Scroggs Gloria Scruggs Max Sealock Milton Sebring Maryellen Seufer John Shafer Mary Jane Shafer Everett Sharon Jeanette Sharpe Vivian Shaver Juanita Sherwarcl Marcia Shields Milton Shonting Ruth Shrum Paul Siniff Ruth Slagle Carl Slaughter Kenneth Slaughter Rex Slaughter Betty Smith Peatrice Smith Edna Smith James Smith Lawrence Smith Raymond Smith Richard Smith Cecilia Snyder Pearl Snyder Jack Snyder Betty Solomon Bob South Robert Spang Georgia Spanabel Lowell Spangler Carl Speckman Naomi Spencer Franklin Stamper Harold Steel Charlene Stephens Jack Stetler Marvin Stevens Helen Stewart Anola Strahm Jack Strawser Robert Strayer Marvene Street Bill Strickland Norma Stingley Betty Sulzberger Doreen Summer Anita Suver Ruth Swickard Jack Swinehart Jean Sword Ethel Symes Charles Taylor .Tack Taylor Gerald Temple Bill Thomas Margaret Thomas Jack Thomas Dilly Thompson .lack Thompson Robert Thompson Dorothy Thornton Ted Todd Dorcus Tope Dorothy Tomlinson Thelma Trader Marwynne Trappe Paul Tresenrider Robert Trout George Tyree Phyllis Tucker Anna. Lou Turner Mary Catherine Turner Warren Van Dorn Tryan Van Grundy Bob Van Schoyck Ann Volerio Helen Vollmer Malcolm Vvackernagle Bailey Wade Don Walker Jack Wander Betty Jane 'Ward Martha Wassmuth Jack Watson Lloyd Waugh Dale Weatherman Charles Weaver Robert. Vvebb Virginia Webb Raymond Weeks Darrill Welch James Welker Leo VVells Leslie Westerman Delores Wharton Jane Vvheeler Jean Wheeler George XVhitcraft Paul VVhite Charles 'Whitehurst Irene Wildi Ellen Wilgus Martha Vvilkin Agnes Vvllliams Alfred Vlilliams Gayle Williams Keith Williams Mary VVilliams Larue Wilson Milton Wilson Virginia Wirth Josephine Wolford Robert Vvomer Don VVoolard Edson Xyright Jane Wright Joan Wright Eileen Wyncoop Barbara Yeager Catherine Young Charlene Young Harry Zerbe Robert Zimmer I ' f QT' 35:2 xi , sg-4, 2-ff s ' 5 Qi l I t Y H w : , '11 .-.M Q -. 1' , is- 5 . -1. W LM V K, ' U ' j. 'l - -,ls-9' -K-X T- 'i - 5- na ML. -' 0- -, W E A 2 , ul I V A I! -' .T-- .H . :X ','-Ji-f'. . . -' V1 L ' l ffvf' 1..,' uf' 1 M 'I , tv . 4:1 f 4 , 1 N. .' ' 41: 'f 'f' J' yi? ' my ' . E' A-J-2' ,1 'X X K ,J .1 'rx :Qi - ,-A 1. -' .mf ,.. 3 ' 'H wa Q4 .41 ,4- .Au- sf ,A W Q P Y .3- lx.- 4- .. 5-,gy if Lf' f-1 r .Aff E f.- x .,,, ,--I v . , ,J Q-fxg-,. --X 5 'I '1'e,L , . , X T ' .h L 9 .E A as K 3 1 I 19' ls. E-In 0I?6I-Xllllllil DMS -L-'f L , Hun- , , ,Ln , A , had , x ,,,'L7ff'f SENIOR CLASS PLAY On Jrhe evenings of May l9ih and 2O'rh 'rhe senior class presenfed Siege Door, ' ihe Edna Ferber-George Kaufman producfion. The selling of 'rhe play was 'rhe Foorlighis Club in New York Cify, and fold oi ambilious young aciresses who undergo many hardships +0 achieve success. Terry Randall, fhe daughler of a small Town docior, iurned down Hollywood offers and worked in a deparimenf s+ore io confinue her siage career. ln spiie oi all Trouble she slayed in New York and finally goi her chance. The play was presenied +0 capacily houses and was ceriainly one of ihe lines? ever presenfed here. Those who appeared in 'rhe cas? of Siege Door are: Annamaye l-lull, Evelyn Rhoades, l-lelen l-lenderson. Kaiherine Ogden, Peggy Huff, Doris Pofis, Claire EH, Jeanneii Tobin, Belly Burns, Jerry Sfone, Lenore Nelson, Jayne Robinson, Virginia Provens, Florence Luion, Mary Maiheny, Dolores Yank, Suzanne Cleveland, Belrly Thornion, Virginia S+ou+, Carmen Lambert Margarer Roling, Tom Huff, Charles BuH'e. Shirley Mineharr, Richard Johnslon. Melvin Raab, Waller Bonnell, l-loward Dressel, Douglas Myers, Bill Evans. Dick Gilger, Roger Myers, and Roland Gvrenell. Page Fifiy-eighf HROSALIE RUNS RIOTH On December IO+h 'rhe music deparimeni and dramaiic classes presenred Rosalie Runs Riot a gay musical comedy wiih a liifle bi'r of everyihing. The leading paris were 'raken by Jeanne? Tobin and Don Bachman. The music, under 'fha direclion of Mr. H. E. l-luichinson, was especially fine. The novelry of The evening was fhe Big Apple, which was a parl of Jrhe play. All kind of music from swing +o opera was heard. Few realized 'rhe 'ralen+ Wesf siudenis had along musical and dramaiic lines un'ril Rosalie was presenied. While 'rhe sfory was noi so powerful as Shakespeare ir was more inieresiing Than The average musical comedy. Rosalie, under Jrhe direcfion of Mr. l-luichinson and Mr. Roy Bowen, was 'rhe laHer's lirsi play +o be siaged a+ Wesi. The school is lucky +o have such able men as insrrucfors. Page Fiffy-nine WEST HI BAND '38 This year's band was 'rhe linesl' we have had in Wesl High. During fhe foolball season 'rhey sfepped forfh wi+h many dazzling formafions of lel'+ers and figures. showing wha? experr drilling can do. Probably The mosl enjoyed forrnalion was The floaling l-l-E-L-L-O. Playing an oufsfanding par? in The sradium dedicalrion, and adding 'ro our enioymenl during a+hle+ic conlesls, fhe band has helped cheer us on +o viciory. In 'rhe Dis'rric'r conlesl of 'rhe O. M. E. A. al Granville our band played several seleclions and provided five soloisls, all of whom were highly praised by 'fhe judges. They had +wo broadcasls over WOSU. The firsl' feafured ensembles and solos and in fhe second lhe full band presenled Freedman's Seavorie Rhapsody and 'lhe Silver Cord overfure by O'NeiIIe. ln l'he P.-T. A. May Fes+ival, 'rhe Wesl' High Band had 33 players. and Mr. l-l. E. Hulchinson was one of 'rhe fwo co-direclors. Page Sixfy VOCAL lvlr. H. E. Hulchinson, as well as Wesl High, is very proud of Jrhe vocal depari- menf. lf is divided inio rhree groups. The experienced secrion of 'rhe chorus meels The 4fh period. This group is almosf equally divided belween boys and girls. They are older sfudenfrs and have had previous experience under Mr. H. E. l-lulchinson. The ,lO'rh and I lfh grade secrions meer The Sih and 9'rh periods respeclively. When 'rhe occasion calls for if, Mr. Huichinson combines +he Three groups. making a very nice chorus. DANCE BAND Up info fhe class of Benny Goodman and Guy Lombardo soars The Wes? High band. This year we had a dance band 'rhal could really swing i+. Keeping up +0 dale on The popular Tunes, The band played for mosl of The school funclions and had many engagemenls oulside of fhe school. Real rhylhmical music liloaled on The breeze as 'rhe sax, l'rumpe+, or 'rrombone seclions sang our in clear sweef fones. Those who look parl' in This band. under lvlr. H. E. Hu'rchinson's direclion. were: Gerald Johnsron, Tom Huff, Dorolhy Brown, Leslie Weslerman, Lawrence Campbell, Alban Gulcher. Glen Haniman, Josephine Reed, Lovie Mae Crans+on, Lois Brown, Norma Leffler. Marvin Clark, Jaclc Kei'del, and Paul Speer. Page Sixly-one STUDENT COUNCIL Presideni ........ ..... F rank Richey Vice Presideni ..... ..... M ary Maiheny Secrelary ...... .... D olores Yank Treasurer ..r. . . .Harry Riggs The purpose of Jrhe S'ruden+ Council is 'ro prornofe school welfare and 'ro represenl' each class in school affairs. The main proieci of +he Council was 'rhe improvemenf of 'rhe landscape. Seven Jrrees were planred in from' of Jrhe school and 'lwo were replaced. Shrubbery was Trimmed and sprayed-lvy was planied along Jrhe wall belween 'rhe 'lwo fronl' doors. Money was made for 'rhis fund by 'rhe pop-corn sales held every monlh and The Social Hour which was siaged by Jrhe Council in order lo bring sludenis in closer conraci' wiih each oiher. The music was furnished by . The Swing Band of Wesr High under The supervision of Mr. l-l. E. l-luichinson. Miss Blanche Kern and Mr. G. Neeb are Jrhe club advisers. Page Six+y-+wo L SOCIETY Presideni ....... .... C harles Pleicher Vice Presidenf .... .,... R ichard Johnsion Secreiary ..,.. .... D oroihy Davidson Treasurer .... .... K aihryn Ne++leship The purpose of ihe L is 'ro emphasize ihe liierary and culiural side of school liie. A+ Chrislmas 'lime a very fine play was presenied, and laier in ihe year 'rhe club again resoried To dramaiics when ii gave i'rs own version of MacBe+h. Mr. Roy Bowen gave a fall: on Drama+ics and his receni visi+ io New York: while Miss Mary Smiih 'favored The club wiih a 'ralk cenlering around The book Ferdinand, lniiia- iion was held for new members in The spring. The year was climaxed by The annual picnic in 'rhe spring. This year's L Sociely was very foriunaie io have Miss Ka+herine Gress as adviser. Words cannoi express ihe appreciaiion of ihe members for her pari in upholding fhe high siandards The club has sei iorih. Page Sixfy-'ih ree LATIN CLUB Presidenl ....... ..... D on Bachman Vice Presidenl .... .... W ilford Nepfune Secrelary ..... .... S uzanne Cleveland Treasurer. . . ..... Jean Tarleion The Lafin Club was very large 'rhis year-I46 members. The programs usually consisled of plays, pageanls and lallcs. Lalin songs were always included. Miss Margarel Campbell gave a laik on her recenl' lrip lo Europe. which was very inleresling. The annual evenl of +he La1'in Club was ifs Roman Banquet The observance of Roman cusfoms. food and decoralions all 'rended To make 'rhis affair enjoyable 'ro all. Miss Mae Jones is The facully adviser. Many 'rhanlcs go 'ro Miss Campbell who 'rock 'rhe club over during Miss Mae Jones' illness so 'rhaf if wouldn'+ be necessary +0 banish Jrhe club enlirely. Page Sixfy-four LIBRARY COUNCILORS PresidenT ....... ...... E ileen Hess Vice PresiclenT .... .... R oberT Harper SecreTary ............... .... E mogene ForsyThe Corresponding SecreTary ..... ..... D olores Yank A selecTed group of pupils chosen Tor boTh scholarship and good characTer Torm The Library Councilors, which organizaTion has Tor iTs aim service To pupils and Teachers. These councilors give up sTudy periods To assisT in The library. The councilors have special duTies assigned To Them, such as assisTing in The arT and bulleTin work, repairing books. secreTarial work, clipping, and preserving pamphleTs, desk duTies. aiding in compiling bibliographies and shelving books. The organizaTion meeTs The TourTh Tuesday oT each monTh aT which programs are given. One OT The mosT inTeresTing programs of The year was The one aT which Dr. H. H. Reighley spoke on The subiecT of being a good sTudenT. The library was one oT The chief places oT inTeresT aT The open house held Tor P.-T. Miss Mary SmiTh is TaculTy adviser To The group. Page Sindy-five HI'Y PresidenT ..... .... R oberT Self Vice PresidenT .... .... B ill l-loTTinger SecreTary ..,.. ..... W arren Keefer Treasurer .... ..... l-l erschel Wilson During The pasT year The l-li-Y has accomplished much in a progressive way. The iniTiaTion of new members was held beTore The school assembly, in a very impressive manner, showing whaT The l-li-Y sTands Tor. AT Thanksgiving The help oT The Hi-Y boys was invaluable in collecTing Tood and cloThing, and disTribuTing Them To The needy. Many social evenTs Took place during The pasT year, The ToremosT oT which were: The slcaTing parTy in November, The dance in March, and The Trolic in April. The club has a membership of 64, and is TorTunaTe To have Mr. ArThur Buchanan as adviser. Under his leadership The boys have had baslceTball and baseball Teams which have enjoyed a successTul season. Page SixTy-six GIRL RESERVES PresidenT ....... .,., H elen Henderson Vice Preside-nT ..., ..... D oroThy McCreary SecreTary .... ....... J ean STroup Treasurer ..... . . .Jane STroup There are I85 members in The Girl Reserves. Their TaculTy advisers are Miss Eva WrighT and Miss Maude Davis. The cabineT members are: Helen Henderson, DoroThy Mccreary, Jean STroup, Jane STroup, Mary MaTheny, Eileen Hess. Virginia Bonn, Mildred Jordan, Marianna Jerger, and Suzanne Cleveland. The programs oT The meeTings This year have cenTered around The Theme oT developing a good personaliTy. Service proiecTs, which have been carried ouT were: The Tilling and disTribuTing oT ThirTy-seven baskeTs, lin cooperaTion wiTh The Hi Y Clubl To The needy of The WesT Side aT Thanksgiving Time: The donaTion oT Toys aT ChrisTmas Time: a ChrisTmas play presenTed aT The school assembly: and providing enTerTainmenT Twice a week Tor children who were confined To The hospiTals Tor a long period oT Time. Page SixTy-seven CH EER LEADERS SomeThing diTFerenT in cheerleading was Tried aT WesT This year, a group oT Ten sTudenTs being used. Edgar l-louse. acTing as adviser, selecTed Tive boys and Tive girls: iT was The TirsT Time in The hisTory oT The school ThaT girls were permiTTed To Try ouT. AT TooTball games The enfire group led cheers, while The baslceTball games were worked by various combinaTions oT Three each. The cheerleaders were Barbara Findeis, Jean TarleTon, Annabelle Slyh, Erma Calland, Shirley MineharT, John Fralc, Joe Galloway, Bob Richey, AlberT Gunning, and Jack l-laTTon. Page SixTy-eighf NATIONAL GUARD Presidenf. . . ...... Byron Farwell Secrefary .....,.. .... W illiam Sfrickland Sergeani-a+Arrns .... ....... P aul Pharis The Ohio Guardsmen club was organized March 24 under fhe supervision of Mr. E. C. Reed. There are 'rwen+y-'rwo members in This club who meer 'The second Thursday of The monfh. The organizafion, which is milifary in nafure, has for Hs purpose cooperafion wifh one anoiher and wifh 'rhe down fown armory aufhorifies. The firsf meering of fhis group was a business one. Assignmenfsion various subiecfs were given our +o be discussed for furure meefings. Page Sixfy-nine LANGUAGE CLUBS SPANISH CLUB Presidenl' ..................... .... C arfer Sanders Vice Presidenf ,.... ...Richard Gilger Secre+ary ....... .... M ary L. Johnson Treasurer ...... .... K aihryn Ogden The chief +opic of discussion in ihe Spanish Club fhroughoul' Jrhe year was con- cerned wi'rh fhe war silualion in Spain. This has been 'rhe banner year in membership and inieresl. One of +he mosr enjoyable evenis of lhe year was ihe Chrisimas parly ai which 'rime gills were exchanged and speeches were given To iii 1'he occasion. The olher even? is +he picnic held ai Jrhe sheller house in The spring. Since I925, Eula l-larris has been 'rhe capable adviser 'ro lhe club. GERMAN CLUB Presidenf .........,..... .... F erdinand Maier Vice Presidenl .... ...... B eHy Knisely Secrelary ..... .... D oris Schuber+ Treasurer .... .... H arry Anlhony The purpose of +he German Club is To acquire a befier knowledge of The German people and Jrheir culfure. For fhis reason rhe club has been very foriunafe in having a boy born in Germany 'ro preside as president viz. Fred Maier. lf is ihe cuslom of 'rhe club fo honor 'ihe Senior members graduafing by pre- seniing Jrhem wiih pins in lhe shape of a preizel. The main social eveni of ihe year was a large Chrislmas par'ry. Mrs. Norma McCoy founded Jrhis club, which is 'rhe 'iirsi of Hs lcind in 'rhe ci+y of Columbus. FRENCH CLUB Presidenl ...... ...............,.. M arianna Jerger Vice Presidenr ..., ....... B eHy Finney Secreiary ...... .... F rances Newlon Treasurer ...., ...... R eiha Baird The French almosphere is creaied af ihe meeiings for The purpose of promoling an inieresl' in ihe French language, people, cusioms, and hisfory. The programs are planned so as 'ro include one of ihe above Jropics. There is a program commiiiee who has charge of 1'he meelrings under fhe guidance of Miss Marilda l-lunglemann. Leona Russell is The chairman and Jane Pope and June Nelson are her assnsianis. Page Sevenfy-one PHOTOPLAY CLUB PresidenT ........ ....... M elvin Raab Vice PresidenT ..... .... K aTherine Dawson SecreTary ....... . . .Marianna Jerger Treasurer. . . ...... Doris PoTTs The PhoToplay Club oT WesT High School has a membership oT TiTTy-Tive boys and girls, meeTing every Third Wednesday oT The monTh. ITs purpose is To promoTe an inTeresT in good picTures, To develop an appreciaTion Tor The besT in This arT. To sTudy The Technical side oT moving picTure producTion and To consider The Trades and vocaTions connecTed wiTh iT as an indusTry. IT also aims To Teach discriminaTion in choosing The currenT Tilms. The programs deal wiTh These Topics, and occasionally ouTside speakers address The club. The club belongs To The naTional organizaTion oT The Young Reviewers and Four STar clubs of America, and receives The Four STar Final , iTs oTFicial publicaTion. IT also subscribes Tor The library, MoTion PicTures and The Family and The pamphleT, SelecTed MoTion PicTures giving The leading picTure Tor The monTh. The club presenTed To The school The Plough ThaT Broke The Plains, and helped wiTh The showing of class Tilms. An imporTanT TeaTure of The year was The dance aTTer The EasT game, sponsored by The club. On April 6 The members visiTed The Ohio Censor Board as The guesTs oT The STaTe Censorship DirecTor. The TaculTy adviser To The club is Miss Evaline HarringTon. Page SevenTy-Two ART CLUB Presidenf ...... ..... W ayne Kauffman Vice Presidenir ..,.. ..,. M argarei' PlaH' Secreiary ...... ...... W anda Marlin Treasurer. . . .... Frances Mae Newlon The club has had a very acfive year even Though if was hindered by noi geHing sraried uniil laie, due 'I'o 'rhe serious illness of Mr. VV. D. Campbell. rhe adviser. There was a field 'rrip 'ro 'The Von Gerichien Ari' Glass Company in Sep+ernber. A very successful Chrisimas Parry was held, which included: carols, games. dancing, and refreshmenis. A decorafed Christmas free wirh Thirfy-four giiis was presenied lo The Urban League for colored children. The spring monihs included noied speakers on arf, a Jrrip io The Gallery of Fine Aris, 'rhe eleciion of new officers in May, and The annual spring picnic in June. There are 65 members in all. Page Seve nfy-+h ree TRIANGLE CLUB Presideni ........ .,.. W arren Keeler Vice Presideni ..... ......., R ichard Blaiz Secreiary .,... .... R aymond Slaughfer Treasurer ..., .,....... R ichard Bell Following Jrhe fall iniiiarion, Jrhe club had a l-lallowe'en pariy. A school dance was also sponsored by lhe club in The gym. Some of 'rhe main acfiviries Jrhis year were: fhe sponsoring of a morion picfure show, a sfealc roasl ar O'Shaughnessey Dam, a larewell pariy for ihe seniors, and 'lhe lasl even? was rhe spring inifiafion af which +wen+y new members were received info +he club. Every member was given a Triangle Club emblem for his club aciivifies ihis year. A bronze plaque was purchased and given +0 'rhe school for The purpose of recognizing 'rhe oufsianding siudenfs in drafjring each year herealler. Bob Tong, Warren Keeler, Don Fox, James Bishop, and LeRoy Shady were responsible for a large par? of Jrhe Ohio S'ra're Fair 'rrophies awarded fo ihe school. Mr. C. S. Kennedy is lhe faculfy adviser for Jrhe club. Page Sevenfy-four i I SCIENCE CLUB Presidenf ........ . . .Melville Swanson Vice Presidenf ..... ...Howard Link Secrefary ...... .... B e'r+y Burns Treasurer .... . . ,Doris Schuberf The purpose of 'rhe Science Club is +o furfher 'rhe inferesl of sfudenfs in scienlific work. Very inferesfing 'ralks were given during 'rhe year by The facully adviser and members of +he club. A+ 'rhe annual Chrisfmas par+y one of rhe firsr members of 'rhe club, Mr. Paul Forgrave, was presenr. Mr. Forgrave gave an inferesfing laik on The early developmenf of 'rhe club and of his work since he was a member. The faculfy adviser 'ro 'rhe club is Mr. E. C. Reed. Page Sevenfy-live HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Presideni .... .,.. L illian Boyer Vice Presidenr, . . ..... Josephine Reed Secrefary .... ...,.. B e'r1'y Hall Treasurer .,.. .... R urh Gurley The purpose of Jrhis club is +o render service To Their friends, deparimeni, home, and communify, To give Hs members higher ideas oi culrure and sfandards of living, +o make rheir homes more lovely and arfraciive in which +o live, and 'ro s'rimula+e iniereslr in hobbies and use of spare Time. The club mer every iour'rh Tuesday of lhe monih af 3:30 in The Aparimem' Housekeeping Room. Programs included: visiis 'ro bakeries and ice cream plank, educaiional films, sfyle reviews, leciures by members of Jrhe Home Economics Deparimenl' of Ohio Siaie Universiiy and represen'rai'ives from 'rhe Columbus Beiier Business Bureau. Miss Emma Uncapher is 'rhe iaculiy adviser. Page Sevenfy-six CHEMISTRY CLUB Presidenf ......,. .... G eorge Luclcey Vice Presidenl' ...,. .,.. C harles Plelcher Secre+a ry ...,.. ..... F rances Ralher Treasurer .... .... R icharcl Smilh The purpose of fhe Chemisfry Club is fo develop imleresling and insfrucfive aspecfs of chemisiry which cannol be covered in fhe class room. Visifs +o indusfrial planfs, museums, applicafions of chemisfry +o arf, liihographic and pain+ facfories, are all a parf of fhe work carried on by This club. During 'rhe year, lrips were Taken +o The Agriculfural Chemislry depar+men+ and fo The museum of Ohio Slale Universiiy. A visi'r was also made io 'ihe Lilhograph Company 'ro sludy 'rhe applicafions of chemisfry fo liihographing. Dr. C. B. Marquanol is The facul+y adviser of 'lhe club. Page Sevenfy-seven DEBATE CLUB Presideni' ..... ..... C harles Whiie Vice Presideni' .... ..... M elvin Raab Secreiary-Treasurer. . . ..4, Doris Mineharlr The Arhenian Debafe Club was 'formed 'ro furrher Jrhe inieresr in debaiing and public speaking in 'rhe school. Excepiionally line programs were enjoyed by The membership This year. A mock 'rrial was held ai one of The lasi meeiings. preceded by discussions on 'rhe European quesiion of Today. In 'rhe fall, a piciure show was presenied which proved very profiiable. The annual ouiing was held in Jrhe la+'rer par? of May. The year's debaie squad, under 'rhe guidance of Mr. Edwin Kaylor. had limired success, debaiing on ihe subiec+ of Unicameralism. winning Jrwo. and losing iwo de- cisions. Washingron C. H. negaiive 'ream defeared our affirmaiive +eam: our negalive Jream defeared Circleville's afiirmaiiveg our affirmafive defeaied Delaware: and our nega'rive losr 'ro Nor1'h's afiirmarive. This year's debaiers were: Carier Sanders, Don Bachman, Vernadelle Shepherd, and Emogene Forsyihe, negariveg Bernice Nieder, Leona Russell, Dorolhy McCreary and Melvin Raab, aflirmafive. Page Sevenfy-eiqhi GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Presidenl .....,. ..... lvl ary Ivlafheny Vice Presidenl .... ...., C harlene Wrighl Secreiary ..... .....,.. J une Taylor Treasurer .,... . . . ..,. Suzanne Cleveland This has been 'rhe mosl' successful year since Ihe G. A. A. has slarfed, due Io 'rhe line sporlsmanship and cooperarion of rhe girls. Various enlerlainmenls have been furnished Ihroughour Ihe year in Ihe form of swimming parries, hikes, slcaiing parries, iniI'ia'rion of new members and poi' luck dinners. The G. A. A. girls also gave a 'rea lor Ihe prospeclive members. A badmin'ron sei was boughr, which only members are Io use. G. A. A. pins are awarded Io Ihe girls who earn I5O poin+s lMary Ivlarheny, Frances Yors, Virginia Bonn. and Dorolhy Kimmell. Pin guards are awarded for 225 poinls lCharlene Wright Joy Sayre, Suzanne Cleveland, June Taylorl. Money has been made in many differenl ways 'lor Ihis fund. Volley ball, Iciclcball, baseball. and baslcerball are Ihe main sporrs of The group. AII'er each season of Ihe various sporis a 'rournamenl has been held. Much fun was derived from Ihis as well as experience. Cabinel members are made up of officers and chairmen of dillerenl sporis- baslcefball. volley ball, kickball, and baseball: Baslce+ball, Be++y Wilhelm: Volley ball, Doris Jean Mineharl: Kiclcball, Virginia Bonn: Baseball, Francis Yors: and Program, Joy Sayre. Page Sevenfy-nine T W ASSOCIATICN PresidenT ....... . . .Bill HoTTinger Vice PresidenT ,... .... B ob Uclcer SecreTary ..... ..... F rank Richey Treasurer .... . . . . . . . . .... Howard Harrison Small in number, buT acTion speaks louder Than size in This case. The TwenTy-one members have lcepT more Than lousy in The pasT year. The social program sTarTed oTT wiTh a TooTball dance aTTer The Homecoming game aT which 4-OO aTTendecl. The annual baslceTball dance, aTTer The SouTh game, came laTer. The Spring Dinner Dance was a huge success and was enioyed by all presenT. NOT To be ouTdone, The boys paid TiTTy dollars, which They pledged Tor The sTadium: They plan To give anoTher TiTTy dollars Tor equipmenT in The medical room when The sTadium is compleTecl. Coach Harold Wise is The adviser and The boys have cooperaTecl splendidly wiTh him in everyThing ThaT was underTalcen. Page EighTy IXTHLIEIICS Page Eighly-lwo ATHLETIC AWARD The aihleiic award presenied each year lo +he oursianding afhlere, was won by Frank Richey. Frank's Wes? High career has been a long and colorful one. In lioofball he played ar haliback. showing fine fool- work and headwork in making many fine runs, The ouisianding being a IO2 yard Touchdown run againsi Newark lasi' fall. He was elecfed caplain of The All High ieam in I936 and l937. and was placed on Jrhe second All Ohio 'ream in l937. A speedy forward on +he baskerball Jream, Frank played wiih The champion- ship reserves in I936 and was forward on The ci'ry championship feam of I937. He again was al his posiiion in l938, and was honored wiih an All High ra'ring on 'rhe second ieam in i937 and l933. Roaming 'rhe ouifield in 1936 base- ball, he led 'rhe ci+y high loop in hiHing. Again in I937, as an ouffielder and a piicher. he was hi'r1'ing among ihe be-sl' wi+h a .476 average. This year he has played a bang-up game al' 'iirsr base and has piiched beauliful ball. Truly we are proud +o have one so illusirious in our midst AGONIS AWARD The name of Frank Richey will adorn The Agonis plaque, in ihe Trophy case, along wi+h ofher greal' Wesf alhleres of 'rhe pasl. The Agonis award is presenlecl each year. by 'rhe local Agonis Club, 'lo The senior having 'rhe besf record in a'rhle'ric and scholarship. l-le musi have a+ leasi a B average in his siudies and earned five leHers in maior sporis. We are sure no one deserved This honor more as a climax 'ro his high school career Than he. Frank has been ouisfanding in Jrhe 'rhree major sporis, foolball, baskefball, and baseball for 'lhe pasf Three years. We anlicipafe 1'ha'r Frank will make his mark in collegiale ac+ivi+ies-in bo'l'h scholasiic and al'hle+ic circles. Good luck, Frank. l FRANK RICHEY COACHES OF WEST GEORGE COLLINS HAROLD E. WISE Page Eighfy-fhrse ifimn-Peel B '+A FOOTBALL REVIEW HAIL THE CHAMPS! ThaT's The phrase Tor The 37 Team which wenT Through The season unTied and undeTeaTed. Much crediT Tor This Tine record goes To Coach Harold Wise and assisTanTs, Coaches George Collins and George Williams. Bill HoTTinger and Howard Harrison aT The ends, Jack Bellar and Howard GenTry aT Tackle, Richard Kimbrall, Leonard lvlaTThews and Jack Bowman aT guards, Bob CarpenTer aT cenTer and CapTain Oakley Richardson, Frank Richey, Paul Schlosser, Bob Ucker, Ed Hughes, and LeRoy Oakley in The backTield. were awarded leTTers as resulT oT proTicenT playing. The Buckaroos mercilessly mowed down all opposiTion by The Tollowing scores: SpringTield, I3-O: Aquinas, 6-O1 Grandview, l9-O: incidenTally, This was The TirsT deTeaT Grandview had sulilered since The opening game in l935. AT The homecoming game Newark losT 20-O-This game being Tealrured by Frank Richey's IO2-yard run. ln The DedicaTion game EasT Tell by The way 20-6: Then NorTh was swamped 25-O1 ChillicoThe was seT back 34-63 and SouTh was deTeaTed 20-6 before The largesT crowd ever To wiTness a high school game in Columbus. To cinch The crown. CenTral was downed I4-O To end The mosT successful season in We-ST High hisTory-undeTeaTed and unTied. Page Eighfy-Tour ALL OHIO FOOTBALL For 'lhe firsi 'rime in fhe hisiory of high school 'ioofball fhere was an all Ohio feam picked 'ro go +o S+. Pefersburg, Florida, wiih all expenses paid by 'rhe Scripps- Howard papers and +he Chamber of Commerce. From cenfral Ohio 'rhere were four players picked: Wesi' High placed 'rhree on 'rhis lisl, namely: Richardson, Kimbrel, and Bellar. These boys played speciacular fooiball Jrhroughoul' fhe season for Wes+ and +hey were fully worihy of +he honor besfowecl upon Them. The Ohio boys were sen+ soufh 'ro do baiile wi+h +he Florida All-Sfars on December 237 fhey came home on rhe long end of a I9-O score, and wi+h some very inferes+ing Jrales. Paige Eighfyifivfe xixi x Cx I N X'xXibx 'ig yqw RJ REQ Ki .KX X Rx ill, N X X L BASKETBALL Our Buckaroos were noT quiTe so successful This year as Tar as cage acTiviTies were concerned, inasmuch as They won buT Three league games. While This record isn'T so impressive on The books. The Team was one oT The scrappiesT ever To wear WesT suiTs. The games They dropped were even almosT all The way Through and The boys losT by narrow margins in mosT cases. Those who saw regular service were: CapTain Ed Hughes. Frank Richey, Ray STinson. Bob Ucker, Ed Ogden, Dave James, Ned Bell. Howard GenTry, and Paul Schlosser. These boys deTeaTed NorTh 3l-29, EasT 3l-23, and CenTral 40-32 in one of The biggesT upseTs oT The season. They were on The shorT end oT The counT wiTh EasT, in The opening game, 4l-36: our Bucs were Turned back by CenTral 52-37, and SouTh 49-37: Then by Aquinas 30-24. In The second round, games were dropped To NorTh 34-22: SouTh 4l-32, and Aquinas. In The disTricT TournamenT aT Delaware our boys did quiTe well, deTeaTing Grand- view 27-l3 in The opener. Then Trouncing CenTral 44-36, This game being TeaTured by Ed Hughes' scoring spree in which he scored 23 poinTs Tor a new Tourney record. Marion Harding proved a liTTle Too sTubborn and we Tell behind 37-24, and Then losT The consolaTion game To MT. Vernon 38-3I. DespiTe our loss, WesT was The only cenTral Ohio Team To remain in The running. This year's reserves, in providing some nice scrappy games, were able To emerge vicTorious in only one of Ten TilTs. Page E'ighTy-seven BASEBALL Due To a number of sore arms suTFered Trom vaccinaTions as a resulT oT a smallpox scare, The Buckaroo nine goT oTT To a laTe sTarT in swinging The old hickory. The TirsT pracTice was held aT WesTgaTe as The new diamond was noT yeT com- pleTed. However, The Cowboys opened Their season on The local diamond, losing To OsTrander, 7-l. BuT The Tollowing day They meT and deTeaTed ETna, IO-O. ln The iniTial league TilT The Buckaroos played hosT To NorTh and losT a hard ToughT baTTle, 7-3. Then They Trekked To EasT and upseT The Tigers, I3-3. The Cowboys dropped anoTher league Tray To SouTh, 6-I. AlThough The boys goT OTT To a bad sTarT, we all wish Them a brighT Tinish. THE WEST TRACK TEAM WesT High had a new Cinder Track Team plus new equipmenT and plenTy of enThusiasm. WesT did noT have a Track Team Tor several years so The varsiTy squad had To be chosen aT an inTerclass meeT. The Track Team's Training was under The direcTion oT George Collins. IT is a sporT which requires hard Training. IT helps develop a healThy body and is very advanTageous To Those who parTicipaTe. WesT is glad To have a Track Team again. Page Eighfy-eighT it-11 v ei '-.rl Q1-fl v-1 l t l 1 tl WRESTLING The Wesf I-ligh Wresfling Team under The capable guidance of Coach George Collins had a good season. They won six of rheir eighf marches losing To Soulh and Easi. Wes? had five grapplers io reach The finals in Jrhe ci+y meet which was held March 9 and IO. ai Ohio Siaie Universily. The boys who reached The finals were l-lariley, Payne, Wedemeyer, l-larrison, and Oakley. Of 'rhese boys. l-larrison and Oakley won and were declared champions of Jrheir respeciive divisions. GOLF This year's golf squad consisling of Leonard Mafrhews, Earl Carper, Chesier Hill, Bob Uclcer. Bud Lively, Jim Sweeney, and Ferd Mair. under The supervision of Coach Harold Wise, opened The season a+ Twin Rivers course wi+h a viciory over Soulh 8lf2 io 3lf2. Then lhe Buckaroo club +o+ers mei and lied Easi. 6-6. Malhews was low medalisl for lhe day however, wiih a 78. Page Eighly-nine BASKETBALL One OT The main projecTs in The girl's physical eclucafion classes This year has been To sTress The imporTance oT posTure. Two leagues were Tormecl, and volley ball, baslceTball, and kickball were played once a week aTTer school, while eliminaTion conTesTs were held in baseball. From These players were chosen The class Teams who played in The TournamenTs. The volley ball Tourney was won by The seniors. There was a large aTTendance aT The annual baskeTball Tournament when The seniors cleTeaTed boTh The iuniors and The sophomores. This TournamenT was The mosT successTul one on record. VOLLEY BALL Page Ninefy -,1 FEI-XTIJIQES h ,vw - N . X I 'Z'-Q, r ' '3i-. . ' 1 Rx g .,-. 21 N X 1 'QQ I x A . qx .M' 1 I' ' ,fix - 4,1 fgfx I 5 ,- .g f Jr . gig ' '1 lm ,H . I n 5 l 'Wiz uv-X F qs, -N 'w A 71 X 'ln 1 Q L ' 1 'r 4. - 9, fr ..-fm , - 1111 wg , u In 55 :53 -4 gy ' ' .Q ,. I I - . 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Broad Sfroci' RA. 7626 e One Hundred-fwo .Greetings to the Graduates from I-iiiliop Business Meds .Association This Organizafion Serves ihe Hilliop In Every Civic Beffermeni Communi+y Coopera+ion Noble L. Allen, Funeral Home Campbell's Pharmacy 2586 W. Broad S+. RA. 2372 2766 W. Broad Sf. RA. 24l4 Dr. E. W. Arnold, Physician CapreH'a Food Marlcei' 1894 Sullivan? Ave. RA. 7422 2006 Sullivanf Ave. RA. 5220 Dr. W. M. Baker, Deniisi Coffman Radio 81 Eleciric Si-ore 2405'f2 W. Broad S+. RA. 6I76 2388-90 W. Broad Sf. RA. 5722 Dr. M. W. Ba'I'es, Veierinary Surgeon Dr. C. O. Cramer, Physician 2l30 Sullivanf Ave. RA. 6386 2446 W. Broad S+. RA. l9ll Mary Beniz, Real Esfafe C. A. Cruea, Coal Dealer 384 Wrexham Ave. RA. 5556 I55 N. Hague Ave. RA. 3990 Insurance s6:d.Plj:ioeR:jgh2Znagemen+ 2637 S Rr' QLAH' Czalwlb' Physiciaryglx '49,- vba s. Ogden Ave. RA. 3194 'Van Ve' ' J Broad-Hague Hardware Thos. R. Davis, Resiaurani 2768 W. Broad S+. RA. IS46 2339 W. Broad S+. Broad-Hague Resiaurani Davis 8: Herberf Food Markei 2762 W. Broad S+. RA. 0333 2575 W. Broad Sf. RA. 0798 Broad-Warren Marke+ Donley Broihers, Plumbers 2656 W. Broad Sf. RA. 6333 2086 Sullivan? Ave. RA. 435i Broadway Shoe Siore Dr. Grace Jordan Duval, Physician 2408 W. Broad Sf. RA. Sl I2 2336212 W. Broad Sf. RA. 2060 Dr. Daniel S. Bunner, Physician Economy Variefy Siore 2405lf2 W. Broad S+. RA. l3I4 2402 W. Broad S+. RA. 2688 Burdefies Grocery W. S. Essex, Pharmacy l92 S. Eureka Ave. RA. 3704 363 S. Cenfral Ave. RA. 332I Page One Hundred-Three BeHer Services Are Provided by These Members of Hilltop Business Meds Association They Are Consfanfly S'l'riving fo Serve Communify Coopera1'ion W. W. Ewing, Healing Confracior F. F. Green, Cemeni 2I6 S. Burgess Ave. RA. 3l8I 3046 Cresceni Dr. RA. 5l73 Eureka Drug Co. George Gusler, Manufacrurer 246I Sullivan? Ave. RA. 0266 36l5 W. Broad Si. RA. 0946 Fern Beaufy Shop Haunfz Marker 9 S. Wayne Ave. RA. l229 28l0 W. Broad Sl. RA. H45 Firsi' Federal Savings 8: Loan Assn. Dr. W. W. Hicks, Physician 2369 W, Broad sf, RA, 0832 2895 W. Broad S+. RA. 5919 Harry H. Fox, Grocer Hilliop Bakery 2lb4 Ong Ave, RA, 0143 2425 W. Broad S+. RA. 752l Dr. T. S.'Fox, Denlisr Hillfop Bank 2405V2 W, Broad 5+, RA, 3752 2374 W. Broad Sf. RA. 3400 Frey's Shoe Repair Shop Hillfop Furni'l'ure Co. 237I W, Broad S+, 2365 W. Broad S+. RA. 4l63 Dr. Clarence Fry, Physician 2642 W. Broad Sf. RA. 5685 Gearharl' Hardware 2337 Sullivan? Ave. RA. 5384 Hilliop Plumbing Supply Co. 2333 W. Broad Sl. RA. 4l00 Hillfop Record I4 S. Oakley Ave. RA. 6685 Dr. J. M. Geilrosl, Physician 266i W. Broad Sl. RA. 00l3 Hillfop Recrealion, Bowling Alleys 24I9 W. Broad S+. RA. 0302 Chandler Gibson, Sinclair Super S'la+ion 2400 W. Broad S+. Hill+op Van 8: S+orage 2830 W. Broad Sf. RA. IIO7 Page One Hundred-four This Year and Every Year Hilliop Business Meds Association Has Siood For Everyfhing Thaf ls Good For Wes? High School Communi+y Coopera+ion Huff Beauiy Shop Dr. G. T. Maihews, Physician 2l54 Sullivan? Ave. RA. 2787 2760V2 W. Broad Sl. RA. I6I6 Jones Cleaners Dr. E. E. McNamee, Chiropracfori 2500 W. Broad Sf. RA. 4606 2543 Sullivani Ave. RA. 0892 Jones Lumber 8: Coal Co. Ed. McGurer, Auio Repair 57 N. Sylvan Ave. RA. H09 20 S. Wayne Ave. RA. 2396 Carl Johnson, Barber Mechem Shoe Co. 7 S. Wayne Ave. 2469 W. Broad S+. RA. 3347 Ken? Food Markef Melvin Hardware and Paini' Co. 3l03 W. Broad Sf. RA. ll3l 2409 W. Broad Si. RA. 2424 Ken+'s Modern Markei Memorial Burial Park 2756 Sullivanf Ave. RA. 08l8 6959 W. Broad Sf. AD. 2868 C. J. Kohn. Morfician Mefzmaier Floris+ 2456 W. Broad Sf. RA. l225 2427 W. Broad Sl. RA. 034i Dr. L. R. Leaman, Denfisi' Percy D. Miller, Service Siafion 2757lf2 W. Broad S+. RA. 3826 2236 Sullivan? Ave. RA. 58l3 Dr. T. E. Leonard, Docior of Neoparhy Dr. C. O. Miller, Opiomefrisi- 2248 Sullivanf Ave. RA. 692l 2484 W. Broad Sf. RA. 699l Dr. L. O. Linville, Opiomeirisf Dr. R. J. Miller, Chiropracfor 2434 W. Broad S+. RA. 4836 2493 W. Broad Si. RA. 733I Long 8: Haldeman, Dry Cleaners W. L. Millikin, Hardware 2423 W. Broad Sf. RA. 03l3 l 2420 W. Broad Si. RA. l904 Mary Lou Beaufy Salons Chas. W. Minnix, Coniracfor 2755 W. Broad Sf. RA. O72I 576 Salisbury Rd. RA. 4l9l Page One Hundred-five May Success Go With You This is 'lhe Wish of Every Member of I-lilliop Business Meds Association To The Gracluales of Wesl' High Communi+y Coopera'rion Minn's Garage Rivoli Theaire 228l W. Broad Sl. RA. 3320 Oakley and Broad RA. 3383 Modern Appliance Shop Roan 8: Hays, Insurance 2455 Sullivanl Ave. RA. 33l3 2343 W. Broad Sl. RA. l7l6 Dr. Evan Morgan, Deniisl RUSS'-all Pl1a maCY 25l9lf2 W' 3,-cad Sf. RA. 54IQ 2699 Sullivam' Ave. RA. OI23 Dr. A. C. Myers' Denfisf R. C. Schmelzer, Malsonia 2375V2 W- Broad S+- RA. 0996 3I84 W. Broad Sl. RA. 0356 Neary 8: Fiscus, Service S'l'a+ion 2755 Sullivan? Ave. Harolcl F. Schmid? Superinlendeni' Greenlawn Cemelery 7l2 Brown Rd. Orr 81 Day, Con'I'racl'ors and Real Eslale M- W- Seiller. Ready-T0-Wear 298i W. Broad si. RA. 7223 2404 W- Broad Sf- RA- 2012 G. M. Painier, Food Merkel Shank and Saunders Real Esfafe, Renfals, Insurance 2697 Sullivanl Ave. RA. II36 2459 W' Broad St RA. 4298 Paleys Drug Slore C. B. Sherburn, Food Marlcei ZI49 Sullivanl' Ave. RA. 30ll 2445 W. Broad Sl. RA. lI4I Penfield Marlcei' Sillman's, Cleaning and Pressing 2l47 Sullivani Ave. RA. OIOO 2396 VV. Broad Sf. RA. OIIB O'Ho A. Rieclc, Decoralor Simmers 81 Dell, Grocers I66 S. Brinlzer Ave. RA. 6722 269 S. Harris Ave. RA. 0360 John Riepenhoff, Dry Cleaning A. C. Skipper. Plumbing 2532 Sullivan? Ave. RA. 0705 I43 N. Burgess Ave. RA. 2441 Page One Hundred-six The Hillfop-A Communiiy of 'rhe Finesl Ciiizens in 'Phe S1'a1'e Hilltop Business Meds Association Sfands Ever Ready 1'o Serve This Communily Communi+y Coopera+ion E. L. Skipper, Plumber Bl N. Terrace Sf. RA. 5845 Donald F. Smiih, AHorney 2405V2 W. Broad S+. RA. 4275 Umbenhaur's Drug S1'ore 2386 W. Broad Sf. RA. 0112 Waymer's Markei, Meafs 2385 W. Broad Sf. RA. 0336 Souihworfh Poulfry Markei' 1510 Sullivan? Ave. RA. 6990 Walfer J. Sfephens, F1oris+ 704 Brown Rd. RA. 1103 Wesl' Side Lumber Co. 3401 W. Broad Sf. RA. 1188 Wesfgaie Elec+ric Shop 2772 W. Broad S+. RA. 1165 C. B. Sfory, Dry Cleaning 2414 W. Broad S+. Dr. H. D. Sfrausbaugh, Physician 2679 W. Broad Sf. RA. 0057 Dr. F. L. Sulzberger, Opiomefrisf 2417 W. Broad Sf. RA. 2638 Bruce Tanner, D. N. 3 Eldon Ave. RA. 3212 Tasiy Nui Shoppe 2383 W. Broad Sf. 0396 E. A. Terry, Gas and Oil Wheafland and Sullivan? Aves. Wm. J. TroH, Plumbing 8: Healing 137 Sullivan? Ave. RA. 5234 Carl Turner, Oakland S+ock Farms 4328 W. Broad Sl. RA. 7545 Wes'1ga'1'e Pharmacy 3039 W. Broad Sf. RA. 0182 Dr. Howard Whifehead, Physician 2239 W. Broad S'1'. RA. 2065 Mose Williams, Insurance 2581 Sieele Ave. RA. 0758 Williams 8: Eisenecher Plumbing Confrac-1ors 2201 Springmoni' Ave. RA. 6557 Wm. Wolfe, Ice, Coal, Billiards 2419 W. Broad Sl. Dr. C. V. Wolfe, Physician 2558 W. Broad Sf. RA. 1400 Wrigh'1's Shoe Repair 2394 W. Broad Sf. Wrigh'1's .Marl:e'1' 2300 Sullivanl' Ave. RA. 0339 Page One Hundred-seven A NEW PROCEDURE IN BUSINESS TRAINING SHORTHAND IN 30 TO 60 DAYS AT DICKINSON COLLEGE BEFORE YOU ENROLL IN ANY SCHOOL TALK WITH US SAVE S S S S S SAVE Hundreds of IeHers of recommendafion from fha Iargesi and most prominenf busi- ness houxas-inciuding Ihe Ohio SI'nI'e Universify and Iho U. S. Govarnmanf offices s'Ia+e thai' our graduafes are safisfaciory. We 'leach a beiier meihod of Shorfhand-iI s fasfer-much morn simple-and asfonishingiy easy. You Ienrn ii in fhirfy fo sixiy days. A-I DicI:inson's you're a sfudenf-noi iusf anoIher cusfomer fo be Thrown in+o a conglomeraie cIass regardless of your abiiify I'o Iearn. Dicirinson gives individual in- sfrucfions-individual affeniion. Any school een ieach Shorfhand, buf onIy an auihorized Dickinson School can Ieach Ihe famous Dickinson Ihirfy-dey sysfem. Don'f fail +o come in and faik wifh us before you enroII in any schooi. Do if Ioday. Why spend I0 'Io I4 monihs in securing a Businlu EducaI'ion7 In dollars and cenis Ihis means S240 fo 5360. Over 50.000 secrefaries are Dickinson freined. The Dickinson Secretarial College COMPLETE ADams 5765 COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING BUSINESS TRAINING Hariman Thea'I're Building 3rd and E. Siafe S'I'reeIs, CoIumbus, Ohio WE TEACH Slzortlzanrl 30 day ofr Gregg Bookkeeping Business Organization Typing Salesmanshfip Secretarial Science Business English Letter Construction Business Management A MODERN SCHOOL OF MODERN BUSINESS 0 ALL INSTRUCTION GIVEN BY EXPERIENCED BUSINESS PEOPLE 0 P ge One Hundred-eiqhf --4 -W-...i.... w.........-.,.-.f..-..v,--,.1-Tw 1- JT.- ........,.-W.. ......v.....-.-.,Lf:.4....:..1..e...,-.-:-,.-.,-,,a...?.-,-:.-,q-.NF--nn--7, . . . , - ..-me --. ,,V . ,Y ., ., N.,., . .,, . - .-F... .- . -,,,.., Nav i .2 Lmmw-, ,- .. . W '? ' A ' ' -- A ' 5' 'H l. ,I V ' '.Y. 'W'-'f - -- --' 1'-Q ' - . .f-... - -rr. x ..n,, , . 1 ' Q' S. '1 , uv-1., ,. ,',,L.1 ,- - , Hf.'f- .-Q.,-G ' Hes.-:i!.a.,'L' . .X Y ..-JS .-::-., .,- 1..