West High School - Occident Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1939 volume:

I 1 r 1 l , , ...n,N. HE West High Occident of this year, 1939, has accepted as its task the preservation of those things which have been so vital to the members of the faculty and the student body during the past year. The classes, the clubs, the social events-all have served to make this school year a milestone in the lives of all loyal West students. On this tenth anniversary of the new XVest High, the Occident staff completes its final page proof, and lays down its red pencil in the hope that this book will aid in keeping the activities and accomplishments of the past year fresh in the minds of all. Page Three ww, 1 1 . K . ,E H E Q 3' gl 11 - ,Z,i 1 QQ 5 1 K .a X F51 U QT! i mg. In Ji' E ' Q E 3 1 V31 f 2 , F' 1 .kk ,J A . , 5 :I K ' ' K ,. Mia!-Lg,--Aw, ix , Q 3 IN MEMORIAM MISS MARY M. SMITH E K rg MR. VV. O. MILLER K C fi IBIUIINIGITIIEINIGIIIS I X X X ADMINISTRATION JANUARY CLASS JUNE CLASS UNDERCLASSMEN I III X ACTIVITIES SX ATHLETICS I IIII FEATURES ,X I lx L. K. REPLOGLE Assistant S llpwflhtehdeht In Charge of High Schools GEORGE RQUDEBUSH S1lff767 l71l6'1ld6'11l of Colum bus Public Schools Page S even BLANCHE M. KERN Vice-Principal West High Page Eight DR. H. H. REIGHLEY Principal Vlfest High School ffl ' 4 kiwi .,. 'W M 1 QT 3'fgfQ2 A: if lift .5525 Mlm . 3 S Q A 4 - 5 Q f-WN-V wr -W 5 W 'W f Page Ten ANNUAL Editorial Committee AILEEN BROWN VVYNONA DOBSON LUCIE HATZER MARY LOUISE H EILMAN BETTY IEA N PRICE RUTH SAXBY RACHEL SCOTT MARY VVAITE Athletics H AROLD B AN I KER ERMA CALLAND RIC A IIARD COLBURN Class Role JEAN FA MILTON Clubs GARNET BA ILEY Designers PHI L DUNSON DAVID HART Faculty Ad ' 'ZHS61' EDITOR IAL STAFF Photogifapliers BILL CONRAD MARY CORNVVELL EARL WARD Typist ELEANOR WAGNER Quotations MARY GROVES VIRGINIA JIVIDEN DORIS KAPIXROFF -TAYNE MILLER D ORIS JEAN MINEHART MAIQX' RECTOR MARGE WATTS MONNA WEBB MADIA WRIGIAIT NI2I.I.IE MAE MCNEAL . . . .ATYRON T. SEIFERT ANNUAL BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager .... Advertisin M g anagers. . . . . .Eleanor No Circulation Manager. . Cashier ........... Secretary .... Auditor. .... . Bookkeeper. . Typist ..... Faculty Adviser. . . ASSISTANTS Helen Fisk Pauline Lewis Leslie Mann Coryn Neff Ernestine Noble Gwen Stinson Margaret Sullivan Madia WVrigl1t . . . .Juanita Willis ble, Norman Wylie . . .Dave Hastings . . . . . . .Burris Jones Mary jane Early .Virginia Weidner .........Eva Wade Louise Warsmith . . . .Mr. Harry L. Zulauf Page Elezen THE FACULTY CLARENCE BATEMAN Industrial Arts ROY H. BOWEN Drainatics and English A. E. BUCHANAN History AE BURRELL DOROTHY M History MARGARET CAMPBELL Latin and English W. D. CAMPBELL Art ARNET B. COLE History and S ocial Science GEORGE COLLINS Physical Education MARCELLA CRAIN History MAUDE DAVIS M atheinatics and English KATHRYN DUFF English CLARA E. EARNEST History MARGARET S. FLYNN Matheiaiatics and Social Science OTTO C. FRANCE Illatheniatics KATHERINE GRESS English LEONA GLENN English FRANCES HANNON Stenography and Typing EVALINE HARRINGTON English EULA R. HARRIS Spanish EDGAR HOUSE English WAYNE HOUSE Business English, Bookkeeping Sales MATILDA HUNGELMAN Prench HERBERT HUTCHINSON Music EVELYN JOSEPH History and Geography and Page Twelve EDVVIN KAYLOR History and Social Science C. S. KENNEDY Industrial Arts BLANCHE M. KERN Latin HELEN R. LUMLEY Librarian LAURA F. MASON Clerk HELEN MCCORMICK Physical Education NORMA Z. MCCOY Gerinan, English DR. C. B. MARQUAND Cheinistry C W MICHEL Geography, Gheinistry and Physiology ARTHUR MILLER Industrial Arts O. C. MONTGOMERY Physics and Geography GEORGE F. NEEB History and Social Science RHODA O'HARRA Home Arts GENEVIEVE RAWSON Secretarial Training and Typing MARY RECTOR Clerk E. C. REED Botany, Physiology MYRON T. SEIFERT Iournalisin and English JANE THOMAS English EMMA UNCAPHER Hoine Arts PHILLIP WALDECK I nclustrial Arts GEORGE WILLIAMS Physical Education EVA WRIGHT Typing and S tenography C. W. YOUNG History ax ' H. L. ZULAUF. M atheniatics and Business Ad-znivnistration nd Social Science JA NICE CLAIRE EMBLETON Jan She's all iny fancy painted her, Shelf lovely, shelf divine. LU Societyg Girl Reservesg Library Councillorg Spanish Club, Vice-Pres.g Student Councilg Photoplay Club 3 Treasurer of Senior Classg Athletic Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Decorating Committee. CHARLES CLAYTON MARTIN 'iChuck ' Far may we search befor One half so niail Vi e 'we jind ri y and so kind. ce-Pres. Senior Classy Hi Council '36g Gym E ' ' ish Club. JANUA -Y 3 Stud xhlbiti ' ent on 36 3 Span- RY CLASS 1939 GEORGE FRANK MILLAY The President of 01 Is one 'who cr Senior Class ni no one can surpass. Class Pres.g L Society' N Honor Societyg Lati German Club' ' Ath ' , ational n Club: Hi-Y3 , Science Clubg Monitor: letic Ticket Salesg Stucle '36, '37. nt Council HELEN MARGARET CULLINAN How modest, kindly, all-accomplished, wise. G.A.A. Presg Class S servesg Germ St ec'yg Girl Re an Clubg Photo l udent Council' L al Honor p ay Club' , Societ 5 Gym Exh' tary Lun h yg Nation- ibition '36, '37' R - c eon '37g Librar Usherette for S of Pe , o y Cabinet '37g tage Door g Pirates nzanceng Business Manage ' Decorating Committee' H 382 , Valedictorian. Page Thirteen Marian Bri if Ernie Amrine Jimmie He likes t o Iauglzg lie loves to joke And oft his teachers to provoke. Refreshment Com mittee. Ruth Belmont Ruthie Sirnplicity's r are clzarm is hers. Photoplay Clubg Art Clubg Girl Reservesg Home Ec. Clubg Style Show '36, '37, '38. Eleanor Ann Branigan Brown eyes has this little maiden, All with sparkling humor laden. Photoplay Clubg Girl Re- servesg Spanish Clubg Usher- ette for Stage Door , Ro- salie Runs Riot , Pirates of Penzanceng Oecident Business Staltg Annual Business Staff: Class Day Play. ghtbill Cookie A daughte r of the ly tall a Bernice F gods, divine- nd most divinely fair. Girl Reserves: Science Club. reeman L' :tile Bit She'll prove to To jf ' you that sl aine een tl ie can rise io slze's small of size. Home EC. Clubg Girl Reservesg Civic Committee, chairmang Photopla Style Show '36, '37 ' Pirates Lawre A joll y good s May h nce C. y Clubg , 38, U of Penz sherette for ance. Dodd La rry port, dignijied, clever,- is present reputation continue forever. Latin Clubg Monitor' Cl Armistice D Pa , ass Day Playg ay Play '37, '38. ge Fourteen La wrence Cecil Campbell Blowing a horn is his delight, Hevpufs and pujfs with all his might. Rational Honor, HL Societyg Bandg O chestra. Lillian Rose Boyer Quiet, pensive and deniure, Always known as a doerf' Home Ec. Club, Pres. '3Tg Style Show '37, B85 'Civic Committee. Dorothy Alice Breese Breezy ' To this gay little maid l Dancing was a conquered shade. l Photoplay Clubg 'Girl R servesg O c ci St C- d e n t Business aff, asst. circulatio Usherette n mgr.g Class Play '38 Pi- rates of Penzanceug Annual Business Staffg Class Dance and Decorating Committee. Marion Lee Cloys Lee Begone dull care, begone from ine, You and I will ne'er agree. German Club' ' , Monitor. i Mi' nam Mae Grands+a'FF ..Mimi.. Tlio' sl re looks so be- 'witclzingly simple, Yet tl1ere's mischief in every dimplef' Occident Business Staff, bookkeeperg A n n u a 1 Staffg Usherette f o r Stage Door g Pirates of Penzance. l l Albion George Foye FooZy A quiet st , eady, fine young lad. To know him makes one's heart feel glad. Special Chorusg Armistice Day Play '3Sg Class Day l'lay. I' onald Glass Ro ' ' nnle Handsome, happy and justly proud, Always joking, but never loud. i-Y. irgini a Bonn Bonnie 'life show our present, joking, giggling race True joy consists of gravity and grace. . A. A., Sec. '38: Girl eserve Cabinet '37, '38, erman Clubg Photonlay lubg Volleyball '37, asketball '37, '38g Kick- all '37, '383 Exhibition 375 Usherette for Pi ates of Penzance. axi ne Covington Mackie Always jolly and full of fun, M affine was liked by everyone. Spanish Club. Marian R. C unningham For nature made her what she is, And never made another. Home Ec. Clubg Style Show '37, '38. Jo Anna Gilliland Jo Jo The maid on whose cheek, on whose brow, In whose eyes, shone beauty, pleasure and intelligence. National Honor Societyg HL Societyg Spanish Clubg Photoplay Clubg Student Councilg 'Occident Business Staff, Adv. Mgr.g Annual Staffg Usherette, Class Play, '38g Pirates of Penzance. Howard Grove A His smiles are ever gay and bright, , No studies bother hi1 ' Gu n at night. ardsmen Club. Richard Faubert Dick Never worried, never cared And with other h' ' s is joys h Arlie Floyd Cain HA rlie laughed, A A F. rlie played, eery cheerful little maid. Home EC. Clubg Spanish Club. Hugh Thomas Fletcher Tim To all a courteous manner he shows, Makes friends by the wholesale and has no foes. Triangle Club. Sarah Beatrice Davies Led by simplicity divine, ' She pleased and never tried to shine. L Society' Ph , otoplay Clubg Home Ee. Club. Frances Jane E nglehard Individuality is her se- cret charm. Photo l pay Clubg Girl Re- serves. Robert Haas He was a man, take him for all in all We shall not look upon his like again. Guardsmen Club Page Fifteen e sharedf Tom H. Hughes Tommy Ever welcome yon shall be, Because of yonr per- sonalityf' Monitorg Triangle Club. Faye Frances Henery HSUZ.. 'iHer voice was ever soft, gentle and low, An excellent thing in a woman. Style Showg G. A. A., Treasg Photoplay Clubg German Clubg Annual Staffg Occident Business Staff, auditorg Monitorg P.-T. A. Exhibition '36: Usherette Pirates of Penzanceug Class Dayg Homecoming Queen At- tendantg Class Play '38, Jack H. Kraft The greatest trnths are' the simplest, And so are the greatest niezzfl ' Basketball Manager l35, '3G. Robert E. Long Bob Eloqnent and yet how simple, Hand and eye, and edclying dimples. Student Council '38g Civic Committee, chairmang Ath- letic Ticket Sales. Eleanore Elizabeth Schulze Dutch A charming girl with face so fair, Her friends are many, as yon're aware. Girl Reservesg German, Clubg Photoplay Clubg Usherette, Pirates of Penzanceug Annual Staffg Occident Business Staff, bookkeeperg Monitorg Exhibition '36g Class Play '38 Robert Minnix Bob A merry, nimble, earefree spirit With hair as snnny as his smile. Baseball '36, Football '38. Page Sixteen James Nelson Hutchinson Quiet and nnassnming, but he gets there jnst the same. Baseball '38g Stage Crew, Science Club. Edward Woods Klien Eddie Quiet, reserved, of, him weire pronol, A gentleman among the crowd. Musicg Orchestra, '38g Wrestling '36, '37, Paul W. Kreager Earnest in purpose j Eager for knowledge. Salutatoriang National Honor Society, L Societyg Photo- gay Clubg Student Council ' 7. Ruth Virginia Hughes Jello Dark hair, shining eyes, Merry hnmor, she's a prize. Spanish Club, Girl Reservesg Photoplay Clubg Debate Club, Decorating Coommitteeg Class Day Play. Rudy L. Midlick Ru Always joking and mak- ing fnn His'pranks and jollity are never done. Triangle Clubg Dance Or- chestrag Bandg Pirates of Penzanceng Armistice Day Play '38g Class Day Play. Paul L. Pharis His smile is always 'wel- eome, ' And his words are full l of wit. , Guardsmen Club, pres. '38, Guardsmen Club Treas. '37g Athletic Tick- et Sales. OI n E Hnld HA e . ' i+ch'4Olle jaunt y youth, sportsrnan fair, He's alwa a . Hi-YQ Class D tion Goes Peggy Ann Hobbs npegr. Dancing is her hobby and frze ndship is her guide. Photoplay Club: Girl Re- servesg Glee Clubg Choirg Soecial Chorus: Class Day Playg Usherette Class Play '38g Rosalie Runs Riot g 'Tirates of Penzance. Carroll Edwin McDaniel I have always fonnd hi and squar ' ys ready f dare G 01 ayg Decora- Committ eeg HEI' To T ' IZZ. own. ' nz true I e in everything. Latin Clubg Art Clubg Science Club. Herbert Neesham Herb Gentle in inannersj strong in performance. L Society. Mary Kathryn Recfor Blondie She is a girl with golden hair, Ever friendly, ever fair. L Society, Photoplay Clubg Girl R serves, Usherette, Class Pl of Penzanceu' M O . 9- D ay '38g 'Pirates , onitorg Reg. Room, Seclyg ccident Staff, associate editor, Annual Staffg Decorating Committee' , Class Day. Qoberf O'Brien Nellie All nien looked upon hiin favorably. Mcniy C. Lambert Scoop Heir not so tall, he's But he ha ' not so thin, s a srmle that's bound to win. Occident Staff, Monitorg Guardsmen Club Helen Louise Layne The rare gift of being always h L Society' N ' Ger erselff' , ational Honor Society 5. man Clubg Photoplay Club Business Staff, Circ 1 Staff' U g Occident nation Mg ' , sherette f rates r., Annual or Stage Door , l'Pi- of Penzance , Monitor. Robert Lee McMillen Mac Always laughing, never sad, Bolfs a happy-go-lucky' lad. Ka+l1erine Penn Kale I ne ver saw a sweeter girl, Or one of greater worth. Girl Reservesg Ph Club. otoplay Helen Jean Steen Her face is fair, her heart is true. Girl Reser ' Cl - ves, Spanish ub, Pliotoplay Club. Bob ScoH' Scotty Where'er he inet a stranger, There he left a friend. Business Manager '38g Plxotoplay Clubg Class Dayg Decorating Commit- tee. Page Seventeen' Betty Jane Strawser Love, sweetness, gond- ness in her person shined. Spanish Club, Girl Re- serves, Usherette Class Play '38g Pirates of Penzance , Monitor, Oc- cident Business Stalf, cashier, Annual Staff! Class Day. Betty Jean Strayer Could she laugh-oh my yes! Did 'we like her-well jnst guess. L Society, German Club, Monitor, Photoplay Club, Annual Staff: Oc- cident Business Staff, cashier, Usherette Class Play '38, Pirates Of Penzanceng Welfare Committee. Russell Charles Street Junior Happy ain I,' from care' I'1n free, Why aren't they all contented like ine? Monitor. Marjorie Thompson Tommy With sparkling wit and refresh- ing personality. National Honor Society, L Society, German Club, Usher- ette for Stage Door , Pi- rates of Penzance , Occident Business Staff, asst. auditor, business mgr. '38, Annual Staff, auditor, Student Ath- letic Committee, Student Council, VVelfare Committee, chairman, Gym Exhibition 36, Refreshment Committee, Class Day, Intramural Base ketball '36, '38. Frances Winlcelhausen Winlcie Faithful, gentle, good, Wearing the rose of woinanhoodf' Art Club, Dance Committee. Bernice Wilson A kind of friend That will last to the end. Home Ec. Club, Girl Reserves. Page Eighteen Richard R. Stutt Stutlie Not that I love study' less, But that I love fun inure. Art Club 5 Class Day. Latin Club, Hi-Y, Football '35, Virginia Mae Sudbury Ginnie Gentle and s aeet and oh so neat Z 1 A inare lovable girl, y0n'll never meet. National Photoplay Honor Society, HL Society, Club, Girl Reserves, Decorating Committee , Welfare Committee, Usherette, Class Oip Prompter. eretta l3T, Class Day Play Lucelle Crompton Sumner Lucy A stunning up-to-date iniss is she, - Fall of wit and gayetyf' Photoplay Club, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Civic Committee, Usherette, Oper- etta '39, Asst. director of Class Day Play. Alice M. Valentine Sweet of face, and soft of voice. Betty Jane Stertzer Stertz A girl more fair, a girl more sweet, Ne'er hath it been my lat to meet. Photoplay Clib, Girl Re- serves, Usherette Oper- etta '39, Beaman Williamson Whitey li-uei'yone knows hini, everyone likes, Ruth Jean Wenclel Red HB - lessed wzfh a temp er, whose imclouded ray Can make l07110'l'7'0'ZU cheerful as today. Jack WHSOH Yak Girl Reserves, Student Councilg Photo- His smile and speech are slow play Clubg Dramaticsg Usheretteg Class But they quickly won our hearts Operetta T395 Class Day. Triangle 'Clubg Monitor. IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE LAWRENCE C. DODD Born January 8, IQZI Died April 20, 1939 The February graduating class sorely misses an outstanding member of the class, Larry Dodd. He will long be remembered because of his personality and services to the school, and particularly because of his line Work in making the Class Play a success. ALMA MATER As s , the constant sun Day after day across the sky, So do our hearts hold true to you West High, West High, VVest High. toward the We t Men view the sun in many a distant land, His face still westward in the sky, Though we should go as far we'll love West High, West High, VVest H igh. And till the' sun forgets his ancient goal, And seeks a new path through the sky, Our loyal hearts shall beat for you, West High, West High, NVest H igh. proceeds, Page Nineteen OUR FACULTY U FRA NE CLA ISE RUCKER Alwa ys jolly a She ' nd full of fun, was ltked by everyone. Senior Class, Trieasurerg Art C '3l9'g Girl Reserves' Club- R lub, Pres , L Societyg French , osalie Runs Riot ' Councilg Bandg L' Rotary L , Student lbrary Councillor: uncheong Class Day. NK COLBURN Of YP ..Dick.. st . orts this rn ' good fell an 1s known, ow we all own. Class, Vice-Pres.5 Fo gasketball '3 otball '36, 6, '37, '38g Base- 8, '39g LH Societ Counselorg 4' ' C . y, Pres.g W' Associationg ouncilg Annual Staffg Mon- ary Luncheon. SS' 1939 RACHEL REX W. GRABILL Words fail to pay tribute lo one so out- standing in all things,-we only bow be- fore him. Senior Class, Presidentg Latin Clubg LH Societyg Hi-Y, Vice-Pres.g Student Councilg Business Managerg Monitorg Rotary Luncheon. SCOTT Scottie She looks so demufre and shy Yet there is misehieyf in her eye. Senior Class, Secretaryg L Society: Girl Reservesg Latin Clubg Decorating Committeeg Occident Staffg Monitorg National Honor Societyg Annual Staffg Business and Professional WOmCl1,S Banquet. Page Twenty-one 4 Robert E. Ayle Romeo Gene Alben ..LeHy.. L1Thelonly way to hotle friends is to be one U . nd Bob was one indeed. Always trite to his work and lo his friends. ' Baseball '37, '38g Re- serve Basketball '36. l Doris Alvey Fuzzy The joy of yonth and health her eyes dis- played, And ease of heart her every look conveyed. 1 .. .. LU Society, Secly' Latin Clulbg Science f Helen Alien .Forma Club, G.A.A.g Gill Reservesg Library l Li ht hair shining eyes - i Slime iii her bosoni COL1l1ClllC1lAi Intramuralsyg Yolleyball '37g lies. Baseball 31g Basketball 37, 38, 39. Home Economics Club. Donald Reed Bachman Sweetest of all singers, llllost eloqlflent of debatersf' Student COLl1lCllj Man From Home ' Monitor, Debate Margaret E. Avery Teamg leatin Club, lires.g.De- Sport is her hobby, 2236 2lub'RPreS'iQ. Iihsgcletyi The gyrnnasiurn her lobby. 05316 ,f'm.S lot ' pecla K, . . ,, Chorusg Pirates of Pen- 'G'A'Ai5C113oSah.C Funs RIOE zanceug National Honor So- Specla Slfusg nframurasl cietyg Rotary Luncheong Volleyball 37, 38, 39j BHSC- HYOH Canrt Take It ball '37, y38lj Kickball ,37, 38, Youll. ,Class Day Play '39lg Basketball '36, '37. ' ' l Mary Jane Benoy Janie l Her face is fair mth secret Arthur E. Baker Art lan-qlltelf lit! . . . ,, . Ch l ll , It tl Forward and frolic glee' was Zzxiqing m my bmgi wi 1 there, S '. P1 . . The will to do, the sonl to dare. toelgor Cljgi g?n?nEiei' epho' Triangle Clubg Football '36, P Y l f 6 V S' l3f7, '38g Hi-Yg W Associa- tiong Baseball manager '37. Dorothy Mae Bowman First in the eonneil hall Margie Luise BeH'es Marge 4 to steer the state, h And the brightest. little twinkle, A iitgngifgjiiiggiatgif t 6 When a funny thing oleeurredg Debate Club: Debate And the lightest little tinkle giluladgijgencgl Qltlbs ALS U 5 ocle 3 1- Of laugh you eiveyheayd' bralry Councillorg yCl1em- Glrl Reservesg Special Chorusg Glee Clubg istfy Clubs National Choirg 'Pirates of Penzance , Photoplay Honor Society' Clubg French Club, Occident Staff. Jack Barnett Bowman Red Edward Braithwaite Sornebody said that it conldn't be done Edu But he with a chiielele replied A little HUHSHW That 'inaybe it eoiildn't but he-would be one are llfho 'ZUO'llld11,l say so till he tried'. W Association, Pres.g Welfare 'Com- mitteeg Football '36, '37, '38g Basketball '37. Page Twenty-two se naw tlzen is relished by the best of men. Hi-YQ Football MHl1agC1' '36g lilfltertairlmelit Com- mitteeg 'Tiury the Dead g You C311,t Take It With You. ary AI 'All Garnet Corinne Bailey Harold RBY Banker HRGYH Porky fl well known athlete was he Sweet tempered, full Of flnd just as well liked as could be. Afyi':fc::idts:,q1li:LjvE and W Association, Football '31, '33, Psas keep fere'er. ketball '36, '37, '39, Baseball '37, '38, 39, Girl Reservesg Spanish Annual Staff. Club, Business Mana- gerg Refreshment Com- mittee, Special Chorus, Occident Staff, Spanish Cabinet, Intermurals, Annual Staff. Dorothy Louise Allen Dotty She is pretty to with, And witty to ta e with And fvleasnnt tl ' walk ll too, to link on, ' Girl Reserves, German Club, Latin Club, Moni- tor, Pirates of Pen- zance , Rosalie Runs Riot , Choir, Special Chorus: Glee Club bate Cl h V , De- . nb, Civics Com- mittee. Grace Bauchmire Eyes lrW1'il101lf a sorrow, without a eare, r With, laughing eyes and shining hair. Girl R e s e rve s 5 Photoplay Club, Occident Staff, Intra- murals. Robert Beatty Bob His friends display' his eharae- ter. Harold D. Bodle He was both a scholar and at friend In whom lasting friendship will Civic Chairma ' ' 214. never end. n 38, P rogram Ch ice Baus she did was marked with ability. L Society, Latin Club, Scien Chemistry Club, G' Econom' ce Club g irl Reserves 5 H rcs Club. OTIIC M airman, arilyn Louise Barnes ln her is knowledge, hunmr and wit. Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Library Coun- cillor, L Society: P. T. A. Style Show, Intramurals, National Honor Society. Jean Beard H oney Modest and dear and sweet, The very sweetest yozfd like to meet. Girl Reserves, Intramuralsg Library Councillor, Senior Play Committee, Monitor. Melvin Boyer Mel Tis better to be little known, yet shine, Than to be well known and cast a shadow. German Club, Hi-Y. Virginia L. Beattie Gingie' In simple manner all the secret lies, Be kind and virtuous, yoifll be blessed and wise. Girl Reserves Cabinet: Library Councillor, L Society, German Clubg Monitor, Orchestra, Na- tional Honor Society. Clarence Boyd His mind his kingdom, his will his law. Chemistry Club, Pres., Art Club, Sec'y, Library Councillor, German Club. Page Twenty-three Lloyd Nicholson Brown HNICIC.. At last I'nz tlzrouglzl' German Cl ' ub, Vice Pres.g Welfare Committee. Doris Lucille Bryson Dortie A ripple of dimples that, dancing meet, By the curves of a pretty mouth. Latin Club: Chemistry Clubg Science Club: Girl Reserves. David M. ave Old the i proverb, old but true, Age should think and youth should do. Hi-Yg French Clubg Guards- men Clubg Art Clubg Latin Club. Chester D June Louise Courtney Corky This merry one with laughing eyes, G Not too sedate nor otherwise. L .Sofcietyg German Clubg Momtorg Special Chorus. Pa ook Cookie On with the dance! Let joybe une Swing Band Le d ' ul Harrison C onfinedf' a er, Clas s Day. Esther Datz Datysie This lass so neat with smile so sweet, Has won, our right good will. Home Economics Club: serves. P age Twenty-four Girl Re Dorothy Brown Dodo Her friends, they are manyg Her foes, has she any? Bandg Orchestrag All High Bandg HL' Societyg Latin Clubg Class Dayg B ball '37g Rotary Lun h ' Societ asket- c eon , Nati y. onal Honor innabelle Burd Miny She is sweet and very pretty, lifhat more can be desired? Latin Clubg Girl Reservesg L Societyg G.A.A.g Student Councilg Business Man- agerg Monitorg Athletic Committeeg Chem- istry Clubg P. T. A. Exhibitiong Style Show. l i Kenneth L. Coffin Kenny Few boys are born with talents that excel, But all are' capable of living well. ' Mary Kathryn Cornwell Kay I A cheery word, a kindly smile Are what make ' w s this world orth while. Spanish Clubg G.A.A.g 'Girl Reservesg Photoplay Clubg Chemistry Clubg Style Showg Occident Staffg Athletic Com- mitteeg Annual Staffg Intra- muralsg P. T. A. Exhibition. Dorothy Dale You can't know all worth She is to ity, Dot her o shy to show German Club. Richard N. DeWitt ..DiCk.. We know him little, but we like him. Triangle Club. ary Josephine Cox C James Brown Pink Y What's the use of hnr- rying When there'.r plenty of time ? Aileen Brown 'rShe has two 'worth while things, Wisdom and sweet- ness. Occident Staffg Hilltop Record StaFfg Annual Staffg Monitorg French Clubg Girl Reservesg Rosalie Runs Riot g Or- chestrag G l e e Club' Chorusg Student Couni cil. Earl F. Carper Ucl Success consists of doing the com mon things of life uncom- monly well. Golf '37, Oxyu f Her temper was sweet, Hervajfections warm, Her spirits lively. Latin Club ' Science , Clubg L Societyg Art Clubg Occi- dent Staffg Annual Staff Man From Home . Ada Davidson 'fro pta y sometimes seemed only right,- So teasing was her great delight. Art Clubg Monitor, Hilltop Record Stattg Occident Staff 5 Intramurals. Robert E. Clausen Bud Character ioes l g sp endor to youth. French Club. ' Avalon Mae Bright Avy A loyal miss and sweet No task to I o arge' to complete. Girl Reserves 3 L Societyg Germa Clubg Library Councillor, Class Day Latin Club, Sec'yg Chemistry Club Monitorg 'lRosalie Runs Riot g Pirate of Penzanceug Home Economics Club Glee Clubg National Honor Society, Val edictorian. Erma Jeanne Calland She t ried a little bit of' this a d I n tiat Because every little bit helps. Girl Reservesg Hilltop Record Staffg Ger man Club, Art Club, Treas.g Annual Staff ' Cheerlead '3 , er 73 Occident Staff Kickball '3' ' - ' 7 , Monitor Rosal , ie Runs R1ot g l'Man From H ' ome , Chorus. Janet Eileen Crum Crummy 'fAl ' ways bnsy and always merry Always doing her A very best. lntramuralsg Senior Play 'Committeeg You Can't T k a e It With Young Ass't Director Katherine E. Dawson Kate She has a certain dignity of manner nd a ,character well disci plinedf' L Society 3 Photoplay Club, Viice Pu'es.g Latin Club Library Councillor 5 German Cl b u g Science Club, Chemis try Club? Class Day Usherette 38, National Honor Society, R otary Luncheon. Janice Davis Janne' Y Langhing eyes and danc- ing feet, just a girl yon like meet. Art Clubg Latin Clubg Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boi1 g Muni torg Class Dayg Chemis- try Clubg Girls Tourna- ment program '38. Jane Ellen Davidson She's not so tall and not so small, But fnll of pep and vivacilyf' Girl Reservesg Spanish Clubg Home Economics Clubg Intramuralsg Vol- leyball '37g Kickball '37. Page Twenty- give to Hugh Dhume Pete Hugh could play, Hugh could tease, But in rnany ways Hugh could please. Evelyn Loretta Doles A srnilin' face and a hearty hand, JS religion 'at all folks understand. HL Societyg Student Council 3 Intramuralsg Monitor. Phil Dunson Doc Wdtat his rniind coniceives, his hand portrays. Art Clubg Hi-Yg Photoplay QL Societyg Civic Commit- teeg 'Debate Clubg Latin Clubg I Chairman Decorating Commit- . teeg Monitorg Debate Team' ' Olccid-ent Staffg Annual Staff' National Honor Societyg Ro tary Luncheong Hilltop Rec ord Staff. Phyllis Robertine Edwards Pre Quiet and self cornposed, What she thinks, nobody knows Latin Clubg German Club' L Societyg Monitorg Na tional Honor Society. I Marie Beatrice Ezzo A girl so pretty and so good, lVe'd fain be like her if we could. Girl Reserves' Ci ' C , ' V1C hairmang Occident Staffg Homecoming Attendantg Photoplay Clubg P. T. A., Monitor. Edna Janet Fox Foxie Gay good nature sparkles in her e I-esu gy . Home Economics Clubg Spanish Clubg In- tramurals. Page Twenty-six Wynona Alyce Dobson Nonie 'Her way is pleasant, her sinile' is gold, Her friendship is lasting, so we'oe been told. National Honor Societyg Usherette Cl , ass Play, B95 P. T. A., Monitorg LU Societyg Girl Reservesg Spanish Club, Monitorg Olccident Staffg Annual Staffg Intramurals? A l Marian L. Dunavent Dunr1ie Displays distinguished nierit, ' s a noble of nature's own creation. Student Council: HL Societyg Girl Re- serves, Pres.g Book Exchangeg French Clubg Class Day Usherette '38' Nation l , a Honor Society, Rotary Luncheon. I Mary Jane Early I Speech and gesture, form andl face, Showed she was eonie of gentle race. Latin Clubj G.A.A.g Annual Staff, Volleyball, '36 '37g Style Showg Usherettey Class Play, '38, Thomas R. Evans Dick Let sorrow go till tomorrow, Fun has her way, today. Emagene Forsyth Emmie t'Slie can laugh with the jolliest And work with the busiest. Latin Clubg Chemistry Club, Science Club: Girl Reserves, Vice Pres.g L Societyg Debateg G. -X. AJ Monitorg Library Councillor, Sec'y '38, Pres. '39, Class Day Usherette '38g Special Chorus, Pirates of Pen- zance g Student Coun- cilg National Honor S0- cietyg Rotary Luncheong UYou Can't Take It VVith Young Class Day Play. Robert E. Fox .1 .. Deacon His manners were gen- tle, complying and bland. Dwight Dixon Shot He lives to build, not boast. Football '36, '37, '38g Art Clubg Monitorg UW o Association. Q Norma Edwards She was as pleasant as a gleam of sunshine. Latin Clubg L So- cietyg Girl Reserves: Re- freshment Committee, Chairman: Home Eco- nomics Clubg National Honor Societyg Monitorg Senior Play Committee. Jean Eleanore Familron Fammy Merry ways and luminous eyes, A dear!! little vampire in dis- guise. Entertainment Commit- teeg Annual Staifg Occident Staffg Room Sec'yg Girl Re- servesg Spanish Club, Vice Pres.g L Societyg Intra- murals. Jack F. Fisher Kelly Always up and doing with a , heart for any fate. W Associationg Football, '36, '37, '38g Baseball, '37, '38g Welfare Committee. l Phyllis Ann Fox Phil Sh f q W 1 She's just right. St Vice-Pres.g Spanish Club, Sec'yg Intra- murals. e is neither bold nor shy noisy or u' t udent 'Councilg Home Economics Club, Joe William Galloway Joe 'fFull of life-full of fun. ' Hi-Yg Monitorg Cheerleaderg L Societyg Usher, Class Day and Baccalaureateg F'- 1 nance.'Committeeg Occident Staffg HW Associationg Rotary Luncheon. Jimmy E. Farrell Jim He had good sense o ift 3 . g' of heaoen And th h ' ' oug no seienee, fairly worth the seven. Triangle Club. Jean Elaine EH A For she is wiseg if I can .judge of her nd fair she is,' if th at mine eyes be true Girl Reservesg Senior Play Committeeg L Societyg German Clubg Photoplay Clubg Library Councillorg Rosalie Runs Riotug Pirates of Penzanceng Glee Clubg Special Chorusg Choirg National Honor Society. Helen Irene Fisk Tod Ever welcome you shall. beg Because of your personality. Occident Staffg Annual Staffg Usherette. Byron E. Farwell By C Behind the eurtainsmystic fold, the glowing future has unfrolledf' Hi-Y Pres.g Guardsmen Club, Pres. ,38, Treas., '39g Foot- ball '373 Wrestling '37, '38g Student Couneilg Rosalie Runs Riot g Bury the Dead g Pirates of Penzanceng Eliza Goes to Town g Special Chorusg t'You -Can't Take It With Young Class Day Play. Mary Jean George .Ragga Happy and carefree the life of this queen, Yes, you'oe guessed, it's Mary Jean. Girl Reservesg Photoplay Clubg Homecoming Queeng Occident Staffg Monitorg Intramuralsg Usherette, Class Play '39. Harold T. Freshman Salesman True happiness, if un- derstood, . Consists alone in doing U ' good. Page Twenty-seven Howard C. Gentry Tubby So well he acted all and every part But turns-with that vivacious versatility. W Associationg Foot- ball '36, '37, '38g All High '37, '38g Basketball 535, '38, 39g Track ' 3 . 38, Dorothy Marilyn Geshwilm Modest and simple and sweet, The very type of Pris- cillaf' German Club g Monitor. Carl Frederick Glade A 'versatile columnist is he, with a wit and style of his own. Latin Clubg Art Clubg Stage Crewg M onitor 3 'Occident Staffg Pirates of Penzanceng l Refreshment Committeeg Spe- ' cial Chorusg Glee C1 ' ' Wrestling '39 An ub, g Football '37g nual Staffg You Can't Take It With You. Barbara Ann Graves Bains Tall, slender, straight, With all the graces blestf' Latin Clubg German Clubg Home Economics 'Clubg Girl Reservesg Style Show, Class Day. l Martha Jane Griffin Gritiie We don't know why we like her, Weave never tried to see, But we got a feeling it's because she's she. L Societyg Spanish Clubg Girl Reserves, Style Showg Occident Staffg Hilltop Rec- ord Staff. Robert Hall Harry l All three qualities in one- Personality, ejfficienc Footb y and fun. all '3l6g Monitorg You Can't Take It With Young Hi-Y, Treas.g Photo- play Clubg Student Council, Pres' Basketball, l38g Hi Y '39g Qneerfs E Soc' ., Hi-Y - Baseball, l38, scortg Ofccident Staffg L ietyg Eliza Goes To Town g Rotary Luncheong Class Day Play. Page Twenty-eight William Tho mas Gillivan Bill Why worry? The world's a good place Mary Goodwin Slots She is always gaily' singing, And laughter always bringing. Spanish -Clubg Home Economics Clubg ln- tramurals. Paul E. Grady Speed On the rich quiet of the after- glow What is to come? Band' , Orchestrag Dance Band '39g Baton Tvvirlerg 'AYou Can't Take It With You? Claire Mae Gregoire Capie Light hair inclined to curl, Just a very charming girl. Monitorg Chorus C mm' 5 Senior Play o ittee. Winona Harris Around her shone the nameless charms. Unmarked by her alone. L Societyg National Honor Spcietyg Orches- trag Momtor. David E. Hastings Dave 'lCurly hair and shin- ing eyes Lotsrof humor, he's a prize. UW Association: Foot- ball '37, '38g Monitorg Usher at Senior Playg Occident Staffg Annual Staff. George Graham Chief He knows to live 'who 'l keeps the middle state U And n e i t h e 1' leans on this side nor on that. Mary Catherine Groves Grovesie She's not a flower, 311615 not a pearl, She's just a pretty all around girl. Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil g Hilltop Record Staffg Girl Re- servesg Latin Clubg Chemistry Club: Art Clubg Library Councillorg Special Chorusg Glee Club: Choirg Welfare Committeeg R 0 s al ie Runs Riot g 'Tirates of Penzanceng O c c i d e n t Staff, Annual Staffg You 'Can't Take It With You , Senior Play , Committee. Betty Geraldine Hall A friendly twinkle' in her eye A smil ' ship. Girl Reserves, .Sec'yg Home Economics Clubg G.A.A., Kickball, '36, '37, '38- B , ase- ball, '37, '38, Intramurals. Joseph J. Harrold Joe When fun and duty clash, Let duty go to smash. e of friendly eomradel Latin Clubg Art Club. Davicl Lee Hart Dave I An industrious lad is he With a smile that's bound to win. Hi-Yg Art Clubg Latin 'Clubg L So- cietyg Photoplay .Clubg Occident Staff nnual Staff, Pro-Ject Committee. Dorothy Havranel: Dottie 'Dottie' was quite clever and mild And th ' ' ough it rained she always smiled. Home Economics Cl b - u, Pres., G.A.A., Vice-pres.g Girl Reservesg L Societyg Intramurals, Volleyball, '37, '3'8g Base- ball '37. ,ml I s Jack Howard 'Goodwin With his 'work he's 'well content For his high school days have ,been 'well spent. L Societyg Monitor, National Honor Society. Ruth Ann Gurley Annie Sweetness, truth, and every grace, We read distinctly in her face. Girl Reservesg German Club 5 Home Eco- nomics Club, Treas. Betty Hamm Porlcie Forward and frolic glee 'was there, The will to do, the soul to dare. Senior Play Committeeg Girl Reservesg Chemistry Clubg Science Clubg German Clubg Pirates of Penzance , Ass't. Director, Six Who Pass ile the Lentils Boil g Band' Orchestrag Monitor-5 HL S0- c1etyg Room Sec'yg Rosalie Runs Riot g Bury The Dead 3 Library Councillorg Y Wh n Ca ou 't Take It With You , Assft Director. Ida M. Harrison Feather Bright as the sun her eyes the gaeers strike, . And like the sun, they shine on all alike. Girl Reserves, German Clubg Photoplay Club. Lucie L. Haher Lou Student, Journalist, Friend-all three A queen of queens among us is she. National Honor Societyg L Societyg Photoplay Clubg Occident Staffg Annual Stailfg Monitorg Basketball '38, '39g In- tramuralsg Room Secre- tary: Usherette, Senior Play '39, Charlotte Wanetta Harper Charlie Her way is pleasant, her smile is gold. Girl Reservesg alsg Volleyball, , , Basketball '36g Senior Play Committee. Intramur- '36 '37 ' Page Twenty-nine Henry A. Highfill Al A nmn with a willing heart and a nature ever trustfulf' W Associationg Span- ish Clubg Football '37, '38g Wrestling '38. Mary Louise Heilman HH - er smile was like a radiant sunbearn, Chasing every care away. National Honor Societyg L Societyg Student Council, Girl Reservesg Office Monitor, Annual Staffg P. T. A.g Occi- dent Staff 9 Usherette, Senior Play '39, Mary Ruth Huffman Wooiie A rnaid so blithe and debonair, Another like her is very rare. 'KLM Societyg Latin Clubg Spanish Clubg Science Clubg Chemistry Cl b u g Girl Re- serves g Monitor 5 'Finance Committe ' e, Orchestrag Photo- play 'Club' N ' , ational Honor Society. Jean Adele Hutson She's never t oo busy to give you a smile. Girl Reserves, Cabinet, ,395 Senior Play Committeeg Span- ish Cabinetg Oiccident Staff: lntramuralsg Ll, Society: Style Showg Project Com- mittee. Mildred E. Jordon Mil V A quiet girl with a pleasing disposition who does her work well. Girl Reserves, Cabinet '38g Spanish Clubg Photoplay Club, Glee Clubg Pirates of Penzanceng Chorus. William H. Johnson Bill I could be good if I would, But it's awful loneso ine being good. Debate Club. Page Thirty John C. Holloway Sterling UIAl1LlCl rather excel in knowledge of what is good than in the extent of my power and daiiiiiiioizfj Eliza beth Hun ter Betty Quiet, sweet, and peaceful A plantation of delight, Girl Reserv Bob Humphre y Dutch Good nature and good sens inust erv Guardsmen Club 5 e er join. Monitor. Anna Louise Jones Weese She has a heart with roorn for every joy. UL Society' L ' , atm Clubg Photoplay Cl ' es 3- Senior Play Committee ub, German Clubg Girl Reservesg Bury the Deadng 'lY0u Can't Take It With You. Doris E. Kaparoff Keeney The reason ii x rrn and teniperate 'l 'wi l, Endurance, foresight. strength and skill. L Society, Girl Re serves, cabinet '39g Latin Club, Chemistry Club, cabinet, Science Club, cabinetg G.A.A.g Library Councillorg Glee Club, Occident Statlfg Annual Staffg Debate Clubg Volleyball, '36g Choirg Tntramuralsg Na- tional Honor Society. Warren H. Jennings In quietness and con- hdence shall be your strength. Ruth Eleanor Hewitt Essie Jean Hoffman IEEE? tzgasshzif 507235 Her quiet ways are far al70r1e'1'epr0ach. Bain' day? here. , d Girl Reserves, Home Economics Clubg Art 'M VC MTU UH Oyf , her 'gnmmmf thisfjmt Club, Photoplay Club. yeah' ome Economics Clubg cience Clubg Glee Clubg irl Reservesg Photoplay lub. Charlotte A. Hughes Sl'1ortie BGHY LOU HOOVSQI H A sweet little miss, blue eyed and fair. Bell Girl Reservesg Monitorg Senior Play Com- O, but slze was gay! mittee She sang a song that ' took my heart away. girl Reservesg Spanish lub: 'lThe Man From Homeug Special Chorus: You Can't Take It With You. Burris Jones A quiet unassuming lad , Vera Elaine Jenkins Jenlcie Of whflm we hem' WOMWQ bad- She is all our fancy painted het' Hi-Y: NLM Society: Annual She is a lovely girl. Staffg Usher, Class Play '38. L Societyg Spanish Clubg Latin Clubg Girl Reservesg Photoplay Clubg Monitor. Evelyn S. Johnson Virginia Jividen Jivie fest and youthful jollityf' Always joking and having fun, Girl Reserves! M0Uif0Y- ' She was liked by everyone. L Societyg Monitorg Span- ish Clubg Girl Reservesg Latin Clubg Art Clubg Photo- play Clubg Annual Staffg Project Committee. Donna Judy A fair exterior is a si- lent recommendation. Girl Reservesg Intra- George Blaine Jones murals' A jinished gentleman from top ta toe. Ronald Haydn Jones Ronnie Full of life, happy and gay, That's our Ronnie, night and day. Rexlord W' Jones You Canlt Take It Witli Young Foot- ball '36, '38g Baseball '36g Spanish Club, Photoplay Clubg Hi-Y, Hi-Y Basketball '37, '38, '3'9g Hi-Y Baseball '38g Rosalie Runs Riot 3 Choirg Pirates of Pen- zanceug 'Chorusg Hi-Y Bowling '38, '39g Entertainment Committee Chairman. i. .. Rex Humor is the harmony of the heart. Latin Club. Page Thirty-one Mary Jane Katherman Jamey Always a I ' ' wmkle in her eye. Spanish C1 Rennefta Faye Kemmerling Teddie Her clzaruis strike the sight, But her heart wins the soul. Glee Clubg Senior Play Committee ubg Art Clubg Monitor. Louise McCarthy Toots Ruth Anne Kimbrel -fshoyt and s,w6,L,t.v 'Ruthie' S . h C1 b Not a better girl was Dams u ' found By the Crier through the town. Home Economics Club. Leonard Kutasy Mike Life's a jest, and all things show Freda Kunze Fritz jf, A smile for all, a welcome I thought it once and now I glad, know wt. A jovial, coarmg way she had. Triangle Clubg Wolf are Latin Clubg German Clubg Chairmang Monitor. Home Economics Clubg Girl Reservesg Style Showg Li- brary Councillor. Dorthea Leach Dot i l'- Paul Laiham ,.Deane,. Sgjsgossessed many fine quaz ,1Afai'Q'la1z the maids considered Girl Reserves: Home ECO- I ' Cl b' t l Sh . And the boys say a fel was nomlcs u ' Sye OW there. Art Clubg Science Club, Lloyd Clayton Loudy 1 HLaf'lku Long, lean and likable, A tulllman accomplishes H H 11l'llCl.,! Thomas Lear Tom Guardsnnan Club, Sec'y: Every 'man is the son of his own 'worles, Aff Club- Finance Committeeg Hi-Y Bowling l39, Hi-YQ Monitorg Jr. State Fair '3'lg 'tYou Can't Take It With Youfl Janice McCracken Skeeter A maid with charm and smiling face, Quiet, reserved and pos- sessed of grace. Jane Lowry Darling Cl1C111iSt1 Sunny hair and laughing eyes. German Clubg Intramuralsg Girl Re- servesg Senior Play Committee. Page Thirty-two 'y Club: Science Clubg Girl Reservesg Latin Clnbg Chorusg Art Clubg Rosalie Runs Riot g 'tThe Pirates of Penzancef' Alma-mae Kearns Jeanne Kemp Jeannie H Kearny l'lf lzetl1er she lost or whether she wan, fifffiiys PZPPJU WW' 'Jeannie' was always having some fun. Spanish Club. HL . Societyg Girl Reservesg Science Club, Latin Clubg Intramuralsg G.A.A., Treas. Volleyball, Kickball, Basketball '37, '38, T395 Baseball '37g Captain '39, Anne Kirkpatrick Pinky A secret pleasure gladdened all who saw her. Girl Reserves Cabinet '39' Latin Club' Mifgafel' Kin'-J French Clubg L Societyg'Library Coun: H HQEJSGHFG' cillorg Choirg Special Chorusg Business ?1Ziet'llll'lt fell and Managerg Chemistry Clubg Rosalie Runs Science' Club: Home Riotug National Honor Societyg Rotary Economics Clubg Chemis- Lunglqggn. try Clubg Style Showg Senior Play Committee. Howard McGannon Mack Like a ray of sunshine that I rish sinile is sure' cure for the blues. Lewis Frederick Knauer Dizz Project Committee. Quiet and reserved is he. Guardsmen Clubg LU Society. Ralph Link Shorty Anything he does he does well Leah Roberta Lewis Farmer yd h d 'I t Blue eyes hath that little maiden, glfzlmg ve aes a mos eww'- . . ,, . A44ffrhs!s2f5if'gf'z?zQf?iffem gwlrbqlssggaegyi Re rves- Laiin Club 0093 , w ' ' as et' Sf I ' ball 37, 38, 395 Baseball '37, '39. Mary Pauline Lewis Polly A rosy cheek, a broad smile for all! CI? uA.g37Int13a8n1u1E.lsQ ic a , ' , ' 3 as- ketball, '37, '38g Annual Pauline Alyce Krauss Staff: 0CCidCni Staff. Her sparkling eyes and winning smile. WL Societyg Latin Clubg Girl Reservesg Glee 'Club. X Samuel Karl McKain l Sammy There are some p whom John E. Mclnfosh Jack It is better to wear out than rust out. Wrestl1ng 317, '38g Debate Clubg Latin Club: Pirates of Penzance 3 Special Chorusg Baseball '37g f Bury th You 'Can't Take It ' e Dead 5 With You. eople we know and whom we wish to know better. Pirates of Penzanceng Armistice Day Playg 'Eliza Goes to Town ' You Ca ' Xl' n t Take il: 'Sith You . Page Thirty-three Page Jack McKenna Joh Truly ll is he n gallant l ' enight A trubr friend there ne'er could bf. Hi-Y, SCC'ys Latin Clubg Wrestling '38g Football '36g Rosalie Runs Riot g L S ' ety. Nellie OCI' MaeMN c eal Blitheso1ne E . Ned and cheery, 'ver in motion, never weary. Latin Club' se , g Girl R rvesg Che G e. mlstry Club' .A.A.g L Na ' Societyg tional Honor Societyg Intramuralsg Annual Staffg Athletic Commit- teeg Style Show' P. 'l' A. Exhib' itiong ,Basketl ball '39. June McQueeney June Bug A merry grin to greet y0u.'J Art Club. Richard Miller Chine He keeps cool and does not worry. Triangle Club. Jean Elizabeth Martin Jellybeans Williizg to work and kind at heart. Girl Reservesg Pirates of Penzancell Chorusg Glee Club. Dan Moorhead He was both polite and wise. Latin Clubg Wrestling '38, '3t9g Football '38g Monitor. Thirty-four Mable McMarrow Mac . Brown eyed, dark haired, a pretty' niaid Monitor. Harry Miller Red The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. Hi-Yg Football '37g Student C Societyg Track '38' oratinff ouncilg L , Tennis '38, '39g Dec- Q Committee. Nellie E. McNincl1 A inaiden never bold. Monitorg Girl Reserves. Ruth Leona Marlrel UA F - - Blondie winning personality. Photoplay Club 9 G e r m a n Club. Victor Miller .1 If - quietness indicate wisdom, he would be a library. Science Club, Vice pres.g Band, Ass't. Business manages-5 Class Hi-Y' d Dayg , Chemistry 'Clubg German Clubg L Soci- etyg Photoplay Clubg De- W bate Clubg Rotary Lunch- eon. Mary E. Morrow Lev An all I around good sport. L Societyg Girl Re- servesg German Cluhg G. A. A.: Intramuralsg Volleyball, '37. Leslie D. Mann Less Wlmte er f till tomor- l ' there be o sorrow, I' ' ll put of rouxj' Baseball ,375 ,37. Football , Occiclent Staffg An- nual Staff. Pauline Marble Greater ivornen tl have I ian I wed, But I doubt it. Latin Clubg French Clubg Chemistry C l u bg Science C 1 u b 3 M an f r 0 m Home g Ros Runs Riot alie 3 Girl Rea servesg Bandg Orchestrag Civic Committeeg Photo- play Clubg Swing Bandg L Society. Jayne Miller Doing not hing to repent, Watchfnl and obedient. L Societyg Latin Clubg Girl Reservesg Basketball '38' Intramurals 5 A Debate Club nnual Staff. Andrew Sperry Martin Andy Responsibility 'walks hand in hand, with capacity and power. Latin Clubg German Club Pres.g Hi-Y' HL Rot , Societyg ary Luncheong Monitorg Basketball Manager '37, '38, '39g Finance Committeeg Na- tional Honor Society. Doris Jean Mineliari' Peanuts Always lively, peppy' and slvry, Surely .s'he's little, but oh my! Girl Reservesg LU Societyg Debate Club Sec.-Treas. '38, '39g Occident Staffg An- nual Staffg G.A.A. Pres.g Chemistry Clubg Latin Clubg Art Clubg Intramuralsg Basketball '38g Baseball ,375 Kickball '3Sg Orchestrag Bandg Library Councillorg Man From Home , Rotary Luncheon. Georgia Elle n Moon G E Lauqh' . .M. 1 ing eyes and a friendly smile, That'.r Georgia. Latin Clubg Girl Reservesg Rosalie Runs Riotng Pirates of Penzanceng Glee Clubg Senior Play Committee. Richard E. Marshall Dick A friend and comrade Tried and true. Football Reserve '37 June McNerlin Mickey Youthful eyes that only .ree Joys that beekon liiringlyf' Spanish Clubg L Societyg Mary E. Miller Pet Always the sanie che son 5 G uardsmen Monitor. erful per- Gifi R eserves ' G Ho , erman Clubg me Economics Clubg 'Li- brary Councillor. Mary Louise Miller Mar l. A winnin Y ou.. g way aid smile. i a ple L Society' ' S p Re , emistry Clubg Clubg Occident St Hon , Hillto c taff- Ch Lat affg Nat' n or Societ C J io Y, SeC'y: ant Take It Witl Yo 1 You. Dana Miller Na sinner nor no saint perhaps, But, well, the very best of chaps. lla Marie Moore A maiden never bold of spiritj Still and quiet. Glee Club: Science Clubg Chemistry Clubg Special Chorusg M 0 ni- tory Pirates of Penz- ance. Page Tliirty-five axant ord in al u Club. Paul E. Mosier Moqqi What at ' e - first had been an idle joy, Became a serious work for faerie. Busines 5 Managerg Vo- calistg Supt. Dr ' Class '39. aftmg Eleanor Noble Popcorn Shel: alw oys good na- tured, good huinored and free. G. A. A.: Intramuralsg l Volleyball, Baseball '36, g 'sry Basketball '37, rss, '39g Kickball '37, '38g Latin Clubg Science Clubg Occident Staffg Usheretteg Library Coun- cillorg Annual Staff. Carl Wilson Payne Harry ll With a sparkling -wit and re- freshing personality we like him well. L'You Can't Take ItWithYou g Wrestling '37, 338, '3'9'g VV Associaitiongf Hi-Y' play 'Club , Photo- , Vice Pres.g Spanish Club, Pres.g Chemistry 'Clubg Glee Clubg Rosalie Runs Riot g Pirates of Penzanceug Special Chorusg Room Sec'y1 Hi-Y Bowlingg National Honor Society, Pres.g Eliza Goes to Townng Class D ' Harold E. Neal Cooley Miisic is th e universal language of man kind. Latin Clubg Baseball 39. Ernestine Noble Ernie A friendly twinkle in her eye A srnile of friendly coinradeslzipf' Latin Clubg G.A.A.g Occident Staffg An- nual Staffg L Societyg Usheretteg Intr muiralsg Monitorg Pirates f 3- o Penzance? M. Robert Owen Bob The price of success is concen- tration and application. L Society, Vice Pres.g Chemistry Club Awards Com- mitteeg Science Club Fiel ' Committeeg Art Club' ' Com ' ' ay. Martha Nicholson Mat A rar ' V Y e gift of being constantly and naturally herself. Latin Clubg Science Clubg Style Showg Civic Committee. Frances M P . eiers Inst as ' modest as she can be. Girl Reservesg Home Economics 'Clubg Monitorg Photoplay Club. Albert-Louis Pindell Albie This boy is a favorite with one and all, Who never from our grace will fall. Art Clubg Latin Clubg Hi-Yg Monitor. Page Thirty-six , F1 mittee , Ush IIC na er, Dance '37 Barbara Palmer Bains As sweet as she is pretty. Girl Reservesg Spanish C Man Fro i lubg m Home murals ' V g Intra- , olleyball'36gChorusg Monitorg You Can't Take It With You. Marilyn Phillips Skip A cheery smile for everyone. Library Councillorg Ger- man Clubg Home Eco- nomics Clubg Band. Donald F. Planclr Butch All who knew him likea him. Helen A. Nagel Lenny The nzildesz manners and the gentlest heart A friend to all who knew her Spanish Club, HL So- ciety, Girl Reserves, Science Club, Occident Staff, Monitor. Coryn Nett A lass with a lat of eornrnan sense. L Society, Girl Re- serves, Sec'y '39, Fi- nance Committee, Or- chestra, Band, Occident Staff, Annual Staff, Class Day, Student Coun- cil, National Honor Soci- ety, Professional and Business YV omen's Ban- quet. Cecil Parker Thrice happy few, that wisely here attend The voice of science and her cause befriend. Band Maxine Ber ' nice Oyler Mickey A pleasing voice clairns atten- tion everywhere. L Society, Tre Pla as., Senior y Committee, Chemistry Club, Sec'y, 'lBury th Served eDead , at Senior Plroml Usherette Class Day, Latin 'Club, Art Club, Library Coun- cillor, Girl Reserves, Room Secretary, National Honor Society. Margaret Lorraine Platt Margie A great ambition has every lady, Margaret's, the stage. Art Club, Vice Pres., Chemistry Club, Treas., Girl Reserves, Occident Staff, Pirates of Penzance , Hilltop Record Staff, Photoplay Club, French Club, Pres., L Society, Bury the Dead , The Boot , Glee Club, National Honor So- ciety, Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil , 'lYou 'Can't Take It With You , Rotary Luncheon Alternate. Robert E. Parlrins True to his work, his word, and his friendsf' L Society, Hi-Y, Photoplay Club, Glee Club, Monitor. Frances ff Mae Newlon Frankie She has grace, beauty and aecorn l' Pirates of Pen F p zshrnent zance , Student Council, rench Club, Sec'y, Hilltop Record Staff Art Club, Treasg Science Club, Treas. Photoplay Club, Chemistry Cl serves, Occid ub, Girl R ent Staff' While th e , Six Who Pass e Lentils Boil , National Honor Society, You Can't Take It With You ' Rotary Luncheon. Charles W. O'Donnell Ch HSil8ll 7 ' arlie ee is wzsdoin when speaking is folly. Triangle Club: Glee Club, Pirates of Penzance. R. Almeda Parlrer This girl is a favorite with one and all. Senior Play Committee. J ames H. P earn Jim I do not distinguish inen by the eye, . Bat b ' y the rnind, which is the proper judge. L Society. Betty Jean Price Bridget Her clzarrn strikes t sight he Her nie rits win the soul. Senior Pla y Committee, Hilltop R e c o r d Staff, Uccident Staff, L S0- ciety, Bury the Dead , Library Councillor, Wel- fare Committee, L a t i n Club, Chemistry C l u b' .Xnn ual St aff, National llonor Society. Ruth lna Price A friend to all. German C 1 u b , Photo- play Club, Library Coun- cillor. Page Thirty-seven 1 Mary Jane Reed Janie A nice girl to know. William Irwin R' None :cb but himself could be his parallel. Latin Club. Rita Schwartz Gentle and pleasing in her man- nersf' L Societyg Latin Clubg Girl Reservesg Science Club 2 Chemistry Clubg Home Eco- nomics Clubg National Honor Society. Robert Earl Seeds Bob y Ability wins ns the esteem of the true man. Latin Clubg L Society. Genieva G. Sheppard Deniure, yet industrious as the day is long. L Societyg Girl Reserves, Treas.g Li- brary Councillor, Corresponding Sec'yg Student Councilg Class Day Usherette TES: Monitorg National Honor Society, Saluta- toriang Class Day. Robert Alv' in Strait 'lYes h Bob , e has his share of wit, And we often hear him using if. Guardsmen Clubg Spanish Clubg 'Bury the Deadug Stage Crewg You Canlt Take It WVith Youf' Page Thirty-eight Ru an Saxby A popular girl with dimples and ls loved alike by lmys and ' Latin Club T Cou ' ill Mari curls, girls. , reas.g Art Clubg Library ncillorz Occident Staffg HL Societyg Monitorg Annual Staffg Homecoming At-N tendantg Finance Committeeg National! Honor Society. l l l Alfred Sayers Ace Ever in motion, ever in play, Info deifilfry llie lirfe long dayf' German Clubg Monitor. Betty Marie Sands Bet i Her ways are of pleasantness. l Girl Reservesg German Clubg' Intramuralsg Senior Play Committeeg Baseball '37. 1 l l Walter Homer Selher Bromo l Tis inipions in a good man tol be sad. ' Hi-Yg Photoplay Clubg Chem- istry Clubg Spanish Clubg Occldent Staff. Mary Adele Seip Si Alamy: merry, n e v e r glam, She makes a bright and happy churn. L Societyg Girl Re- servesg Chemistry Club. Donald Snyder Doc Meri of few words are the best men. Nlonitor. Betty Jean Rayburn H I , H Be+ Peggy Ann Rector h Plggle Oli yes, shes full of She has a certain graceful nzoijrner A ?1'g fU y . I?ecognz':c'd tvlzereruer she -goes. D 'lSpa,,2fP'nfti egeefffst Rotary Luncheong Latin Clubg Girlie- Art Clubg Pirates of serves, Science Clubg Chern1stryClub, ICC Einzanceng 'Spanish Pres.g Debate Club, LH Societyg The astt.:s::2a1SE':.OeL:,2 Home? l'P,tafeS Of Pfinf Play Committee. zauce 3 Bury the .Dead , Intfamllfajjl Six VVl1o Pass While the Lentils Boil 3 Glee Club: Choirg National Honor Societyg You Can't Take It With You. Betty Richards Smile was her pass- S word, on 1 attof' ,, ,, Senioii IfL5inCommitteeg Isabel Scoles lssy H iglxjglgofglyg EEUU Igflubl She was always on the go. Cl u, fice res.g , ' Glee Club: Chemistry xlomtor' Club: Girl Reserves: Rosalie Runs Riot g Man from Home g Pi- rates of Penzanceng Na- tional Honor Societyg Rotary Luncheon alter' nate. ' Sh Ib F Leroy D. Shady Crusher Eslfgzulgyzulsgnd em! laughs An athletic star who never with youv Played to the grandstandf' Civic Committees Monitorz Ohio State Fair, 35, '36, '37, Intramurals. '38g State Sweepstakesg Foot- ball y36, ,37, '38, Wrestling '38g Triangle Club, Treas.g VW Associationg Track '39, Baseball '38. Clara Smith Pete h d Born for success s e seeme Mary Jane Sheron Janie With grace to win, with heart She has friends, dignity and a to hold pleasing manner. LV ith shining gifts that took all Latin Clubg Girl Reservesg eyes. C Special Chorusg Choirg Li- L Society' Library Oufl' brary 'Councillorg Rosalie gillorg Weltare Committee? Runs Riot g Pirates of Pen- Finance Committee. zancef' Tom Spillman Betty Spanable Bet MingZ a lit!-fdemfglly Her kindness and her worth to spy, S -wit gfgif wi You need but gase in Betty's eye. meme ' Betty Edwyne Stauch She was active, stirring, all firej Could not rest, could not tire. Girl Reservesg Latin Clubg Bandg N tional Honor Societyg L ' itori Student C ' Ch ' 3- Societyg Mon- ouncllg Library Councillorg oir, Glee Clubg Operettag Project Com- mitteeg Intramuralsg Rotary Luncheong You Can't Take It VV'ith You. Gwendolyn Jean Stinson Gwen We know sh e aims to- wards the best. Girl Reserves: Occident Staffg Annual Stalfg Ush- eretteg Intramuralsg Class Day Usheretteg Monitor. Page Thirty-nine Verl Dewey Stout Dube An all a round good sport is he And just as modest as he can be. Football '36, '37, '38g W Associationg T ri- angle Club, Sec'yg Fi- nance Con ' imittee. Reah Evelyn Thompson Tommie Always p ep py, newer sad, Full of fun, but nerer bad. Gi 1 r Res e r v e s 5 Latin Clubg H i l lt o p Record Staffg Chemistry Clubg Art C l u bg Intramuralg Basketball '38g Project Committeeg O c c i d e nt Staffg G.A.A. Vera Van Arsdale Betty A tiny, likeable person. Occident Staff' S . , Glee Cl pec1al Ch ubg orusg Pirates of Penzanceng lntramuralsg Sen- ior Play Committee. Mary Elizabeth Waite Grace was in l H al her steps, eaven in her eyes, In every gesture, dignity and love. Girl Reservesg Hilltop Record Staffg Latin Club, Vice Pres.g Art Clubg Library Councillor, Sec'yg Annual Staffg Occi- dent Staffg L Societ ness Man yg Busi- agerg National Honor Societyg Class Day. Paul Ward Navy Not widely known, but well appreciated. Civics Committeeg Guardsmen Club. Mon na Ceola Webb Turn ine loose and let rne be, Young and gay and fancy free. L Societyg Photoplay Clubg Latin Clubg Girl Reservesg Monitorg Bury the Dc.d ' Annual Staffg Decorating Com Six Who Pass Whil National Page Fo J mitteeg e the Lentils Boil ' Honor Societyg Y It With You. rty Ou cam Take 6 Ora R. Truifl' A good reputation ' mone ' is more 'valuable 5' Monitor. rgaret Vi l oa Thompson Thou hast a pleasant presence. Latin Clubg Science Cl Girl Res ubg LH Societyg ervesg Photoplay Clubg National Honor Society. Gerald Claud Wade Sailor Worry never rnade rnen great, So why should I worry? . Spanish Clubg Ohio Guards- men, Sec.-Treas. Louise Almeda Warsmith Blondie S he seemed as happy as a wave, That dances on the sea. Girl Reservesg German Clubg Usheretteg Occident Staff g An- nual Staffg Intramuralsg Mon- itor. Vera Alice Weav Th er ' ou art fair and goodj A perfect flower of maidenhoodf' Latin Clubg Home Eco- nomics C 1 u b g German Clubg L Societyg Girl Reserves. Virginia F. Weidner Ginny Happy at midnigh t, happy at day. Girl Reservesg Occident Staffg Annual Staffg Ush- eretteg Intramuralsg Monitor. than Howard Gaston Wallace Quiet men have hidden knowledge. Annabelle Strete Annie A prett ' l t tl ' d- headfy 1 e M Mary Louise Trabue She does a quiet thing in a quiet way. Latin Clubg Home Economics Clubg Science Clubg HL So- cietyg Girl Reservesg Photo- play Clubg Style S tional how 5 Na- Honor Society. Eva Marie Wade Eve She has the enthusiasm and I pleasing personality of youth. L Societyg Girl Reservesg German Clubg Art Clubg Li- bnary Councillorg Usheretteg lnltramuralsg Volleyball, '36, '37, '38g Occident Staffg Annual Staff. Mary Frances Ward Tannie G She is la girl with golden hair, Ever friendly, ever fair. Robert Lee Weaver Bolo He speaks not for hhnself, So we .speak f ' L . or hun. atm Club. Robert Tong A studioizs, 'versatile person. Triangle Club, Pres. Margaret Sullivan Midge She was liked I by ns. Occident Staffg Annual Staffg Usherette Lee Walters, Jr. Here was a youth and a 'well loved youth. Latin Clubg Football '37 3 Art Clubg Science Clubg Refresh- ment Committee. Mary Mariorie W a'Hs Marge Beauty and Wisdom- A rare eornbinationf' Latin Clubg Photoplay Clubg HL Societyg Monitorg Occi- dent Staffg Annual Staffg Decorating Committeeg Girl Reservesg Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil g Na- tional Honor Societyg You Caift Take It W' 'Cl ith Young ass Day Play. Dorothy M. Wells ..DO+.. Patience and gentleness are power. . Home Econorni Gill cs Clubg - Reservesg Art Clubg Style Show. Gerald D. Wells nearey.. He, an artist is, A son of nature true. Hi-YQ Art Cl b ' Pre .' u , Vice- s, Annual Staff. Page Forty-one Dave West Gentle in personage, Conduct and equipagef' l l Jean Louise Wiler Weinnie A laugh when others frown, And the happiest girl in town. Home Economics Clubg Girl Reservesg Style Show. James W. Willey Willie To have joy, one must share it,' Happiness was born a twin. Hi-Yg Wi Associationg Ger- man Club, Treas.g Basketball Manager '37, '38, '39'g Moni- tsgg Baseball Manager, '38, Mactia Diann Wri ht g Tomato A cute little trick is she, And just as nice as she' can be. Annual Staff, Occident Staffg Latin Clubg Art Clubg Intra- muralsg Volleyball '37g Usher- ' ette. Bob Zulauf Harry A son of the gods is he With hair of flaming hue. Student C0unc'l 1 5 Hi-Y, L Societyg Basketball '36, '37g Track '38, '39'g Rosalie Runs Riotng VV Associationg National Honor Society. Dorothy Hiser Ellistine Peaks James Putnam Page Forty-two Dorothy Schw a rtz Paul Salyer ' Thomas S. Holleran Harold J. White Whitie Hours niuch and says little-a nationf' Mariorie Anne White 'Margeu A girl with a pleasing way And a winning srnilef' ,Science Club, Sec'yg Oc 'd itorg ' rare eornbi ci ent Staffg M Homecomm C g Attendantg lubg Usherette, Class Play '39, Martin Williams Mart And all inen looked upon favorable. R oom Sec'yg Band. Juanita Marian Willis Streamline Mer1'y huinor, laughin That' Germa u him g eyes I s Juanita G 1rl Reservesg Advertisi Manager' Bus' US , mess Manager ' The Man F rom Home Usheretteg Annual Staff. 2 t JUNE CLASS DAY PROGRAM JUNE 5, I939 Prelude ......................... ..Vv'est High Orchestra Processional- God of Our Fathers . .... VVest High Orchestra To America ................... ..... H erbert Hutchinson Salute to Flag God Bless America ..., ................ .... I r ving Berlin Senior Class Chorus-The Heavens Are Declaring ........... . . .Beethoven Senior Class Salutatory ......... ............ .... G e nieva Sheppard Piano Solo A-Gopak .......... ........ .... . . .Moussorgsky B-Country Gardens ................. ..... G rainger Paul Cook The Record of the Class of 1939 ............. . . .Mary Waite Dance-Valse ................... . . .Janice Davis Trio- Clarinet .... ...... C oryn Neff Flute ..... ..... V ictor Miller Piano .... ..... D orothy Brown Reading ......... ........... B arbara Graves Chorus- Dramatic Presentation Marimba Solo- Elouise Rucker Valedictory ................................ . . .Avalon Bright Chorus-No Blade of Grass Can Flourish ........ .......... B ach-Runkel Senior Class Alma Mater ............................... ..... A lice Schoenberger ,25 Recessional- America the Beautifulv. .. .... Vklest High Orchestra Postlude .......................... .... VN lest High Orchestra Page Forty-three ROTARY LUNCHE Page Forty-four NATIONAL HONOR P1'esia'01zt ......................... CARL PAYNE Secretary .............. MARY LOUISE MILLER Wednesday, March 15, marked a red letter day in the lives of the forty-four members of this year's senior class who were selected for membership in the Otto H. Magly chapter of the National Honor Society, for it was on this day that the candidates for membership were named. The regulations for admission to this organization are based upon the four planks of the constitution which are scholarship, leadership, character, and service. It was very difficult to choose those members of the class of 1939 who were most eligible for this honor, due to the fact that the class as a whole, during its three years in VVest High School, has been one of most unusual merit. READING LEFT TO' RIGHT-R. Saxby, B. Price, L. I-Iatzer, W. Dobson, M. Miller, C. Payne, A. Bright, M. Huffman, R. Scott, M. -Oyler, M. Thompson, M. Heilman, M. Watts, M. Webb, F. Newlon, M. Platt, A. Kirkpatrick, E. Forsyth, P. Rector, N. Edwards, B. Rich- ards, G. Sheppard, C. Neff, M. Trabue, K. Dawson, R. Edwards, R. Schwartz, V. Beattie, J. Ett, D. Kaparoff, W. Harris, M. Dunavent, M. VVaite, M. Burd, IB. Zulauf, D. Bachman, D. Bowman, D. Brown, M. Barnes, B. Stauch, N. McNeal, A. Martin, P. Dunson, J. Goodwin. ON It is the custom of the Columbus Rotary Club to fete each year those members of the graduating classes of the city's public high schools who have distinguished themselves in the matter of service to their respective schools. This year West High School was permitted to send seventeen representatives to the Rotary Luncheon. These seventeen representatives were: Peggy Rector, Anne Kirk- patrick, Frances Mae Newlon, Betty Stauch, Emagene Forsyth, Dorothy Brown, Avalon Bright, Doris Minehart, Marian Dunavent, Katherine Dawson, Robert Hall, Joe Galloway, Donald Bachman, Richard Colburn, Phil Dunson, Victor Miller, and Rex Grabill. Rachel Scott and Coryn Neff, who were eligible for the Rotary Luncheon, attended a banquet given by the Business and Professional XVomen's Club. - 1 W P l Page Forty-jive Page F 01 ty-six Page Forty-seven Page Forty-eiglzt Alden, Rollie Beckwith, Margie Begerze, Anthony Beltz, Norma Boothe, Harry Bright, Emeline Brown, Ruth Camp, John Carpenter, Jack Chevront, Frances Collins, Martha Comeans. Quentin Conrad, Don Cooper, Leroy Crawford, Harry Cunningham, Marian Dalton, Theda Davis, Delma Davis, Maxine Davis, Walter Denner, Carl Dentner, Jack DeRoberts, Joe Dickson, Robert Doelker, Annamaye Dudley, Charles Durfey, Robert Eisel, Genevieve Ellis, Harold Figgins, Dorothy Ford, Elsie Fox, Jack Freda, Jack Fusner, Don Geddes, Lucille Grabill, Lois Greenler, Eileen Grunder, Edward Gulcher, Alban Hadden, Richard Haley, Andrew Hall, Betty Hall, Jeanne Hansley, Jack Harrison, Benjamin Hart, William 12-B CLASS Higgins, Mary Hott, Robert Jennings, Virginia Johnson, Katherine Johnston, Gerald Jones, Martha Keeton. Doris Kern, John Kitsmiller, Edwin Kraft, Charles Marx, David Mathes, Lenora McClung, Jack Metzger, Don Miller, Larry Mohn, Robert Montrose, Robert Morrison, Marian Mumma, Don Painter, George Patterson, Ernest Ray, Herman Rhoads, Richard Richardson, Don Rinehart, Ralph Stewart, Betty Stinson, Ray Swain, Erdine Thomay, Betty Thum, Wortha Tiller, Mary Jane Tom, Richard Tucker, Mary Ellen Valentine, Edith Wagner, Eleanor Waltz, Helen Ward, Earl Webb, Earl Wilhelm, Janice Wilkins, Jack Williams, Richard Wilson, Earl Winget, Dolores Wiseman, Elaine Wylie, Norman Young, Lola Zeigler, Alice lllllINlllIDllli5llRfll3lIl9Q4XSSNllIE5lINll Trodding the seemingly endless road that leads to Graduation, are the ever-present un- derelassnien--nainely, the sophomores, and the juniors. To attain the rank of Senior, these under- classmen must follow the paths of scholarship and honest endeavor, which eventually lead to the eagerly-awaited commencement. Page Fifty Adams. Alva Alban, Russell Aleshire, Joe Allen, Mary Ames, Donald Ashburn, Reginald Ashcraft, Kenneth Austin, Carol Avery, Verna Baker, Harry Baker, Marjorie Baker, Pauletta Barret, Jack Bates, Tom Beaumont, Paul Bell, Ned Bennett, Rosemary Bierly, Don Bigler, Harriett Blackstone, Frank Bluhm, James Boggs, Helen Bower, Frank Branscomb, Phyllis Briford, William Brink, Robert Brobeck, Betty Brockmyer, Robert Brohard, Mack Brokaw, Paul Brokaw, John Brown, Juanita Brown, Lois Brown, Ruth Brown, William Brownfield, Edwin Burns, Frances Burton, Roy Campbell, Doris Campbell, Fletcher Capretta, Joe Carlisle, Betty Carter, Warren Cherry, Norman Churry, Mildred Churton, Paul Clark, Dolores Cline, Kenneth Cloys, Frances Clum, Frank Coburn, Horace Coleman, Robert Colmery, Robert Conley, Ida Conn, William UNIOR CLASS Conrad, Coplan, Corbin, Corder, Charlotte John Raymond Opal Corn, Clell Craft, Lois Cromer, Corinne Cunningham, James Custer, Charles Daugherty, Will Davis, Ann Davis, Jack Davis, Harold Davis, Lucille Dentner, Patty Derringer, Don Distelhorst, Jack Edwards, Beatrice Edwards, Edward Edwards, Maxine Edwards, Ruth Elliott, Robert Ellinger, Mary Engle, Wayne Euler, Helen Fisher, Alice Fisher, Louise Floyd, Bernard Foote, James Forbus, Lloyd Ford, Collin Fraher, Freda Fraser, Wendell Frederick, Jack Friend, Jack Gadson, Herman Gallagher, Rebecca Garnes, William Gibbon, Wilda Gilbert, Jack Glick, Rachel Goldsack, Nancy Golomb, James Gracey, Albert Greenway, George Grenell, Helen Grinstead, Allen Grotenrath, Dolores Gunning, Albert Haines, Annabelle Haines, Jean Ham, James Hanley, Pat Harr, Nettie Harriman, Glen Harrison, Jack Hartman, Frances Hatton, Jack Haughn, Raymond Hegwood, Nancy I-Ieise, Robert Hennel, Walter Hess, Kathleen Hibbs, Margie Hill, Helen Hill, James Hoenie, James Hollenback, George Hopkins, Howard Howison, Naomi Hoy, John Hui-fer, James Hughes, James Hughes, Thelma Hummel, Harbour Irwin, Betty Ison, Christine Jackson, Janet Jackson, Valerie Jackson, William Johns, Drucilla Jones, Elmer Jones, George Karsten, Elsie Kemmerling, Jane Kennedy, Sarah Kenworthy, Ruth Kessler, John King, Robert Kline, George Krimmel, Marjorie Krull, Robert Kuder, Charles Lambert, Marilyn Lamprecht, Betty' Lanch, Teresa LeDiard, Joe Lepore, Helen Lerum, Cliff Lewis, Irma Lewis, Wilma Lind, William Link, Raymond Linn, Arthur Linton, Kenneth Lloyd, Dorothy Locke, Claude Lombardi, Lawrence Looker, Ann Looker, James Louks, Theodric Lutz, Earl Mack, William Maddox, Robert Mann, Lillian Manus, Mary Marsili, Louis Masdea, Vera Mayhew, Betty McClincy, Kenneth McConnell, Alismarie McConnell, Jack McCord, Edna McDaniel, Warren McDonald, Jean McGrail, Jack McGhee, Richard McKain, Eileen McNerlin, Marie Merritt, Edgar Mers, Harold Middleton, Doris Lee Miller, Martha Miller, Mary Miller, Mary Catherine Mills, Roger Mitchell, Martha Montrose, Dorcas Moore, Dorothy Morris, Doris Morrow, James Murnan, John Murphy, Ben Myers, Robert Neal, Mary Nelson, Jean Nelson, Maurice Newhouse, Jack Newman, Eleanor Noble, Lois 0'Neal, Samuel Parrett, Bob Paul, Joan Peffers, Robert Peters, Madeline Pfeifer, Jacqueline Phillips, Edwin Poling, Charlotte Prior, John Pritchard, CliHord Radcliffe, Elaine Rayburn, Wallace Reagan. Don Redmond, Paul Reed, Marjorie JU IOR CL Reese, Marjorie Rennie, Mary Rhoads, Imogene Rice, Donald Rich, Faye Rich, Robert Richey, Robert Rickenbacher, Ella Rieck, Lillian Ries, Margaret Rinehart, David Robb, Paul Roberts, Roberta Robison, George Robison, Jack Rodgers, Phyllis Rogers, Paul Rooker, Ralph Roush, Charles Roush, Daniel Rowland, Robert Ruder, George Russell, Jack Russolillo, Mike Sapp, Robert Scanlon, June Scholten, Henry Scoles, Toni Scott, Mary Scroggs, Gloria Sebring, Milton Shafer, Mary Jane Sharpe, Jeanette Shaver, Vivian Shields, Marcia Shrum, Ruth Siniff, Paul Slaughter, Rex Smith, Beatrice Smith, James Smith, Lawrence Smith, Richard Snyder, Cecilia Snyder, Clarence Snyder, Jack South, Robert Spanable, Georgia Spang. Robert Spangler, Lowell Speckman, Carl Spencer, Naomi Stamer, Frances Stanley, Maxine Stephens, Charlene Stevens, Marvin Stewart, Helen Stingley, Norma Strahm, Anola Strawser, Jack Strayer, Robert Street, Marvene Strickland, William Sulzberger, Betty Swickard, Ruth Swinehart, Jack Symes, Ethel Taylor, Charles Terry, Howard Thomas, Jack Thompson, Robert Thompson, William Thornton, Dorothy Todd, Ted Tomlinson, Dorothy Trader, Thelma Trappe, Sharlene Trout, Robert Turner, Anna Tyree, George Valerio, Ann Van Gundy, Tryan Van Schoyck, Robert Vollmer, Helen Wackernagle, Malcolm Wade, Bailey Waddington, Audrey Walker, Don - Wander, Jack Watson, Jack Weaver, Charles Webb, Robert Welch, Darrel Welker, James Westerman, Leslie Wharton, Dolores White, Paul Wildi, Irene Wilgus, Ellen Wilkins, Martha Williams, Agnes Williams, Gayle Williams, Keith Williamson, Joe Wilson, Milton Wirth, Virginia Wiseman, Claire Womer, Robert Yaeger, Barbara Young, Catherine Zerbe, Harry Page Fifty one Page Fifty-two Abney, Leslie Albery, Carlyle Ambrosia, John Anderson, Donald Andreatta, Olga Ayle, Donald Baker, Eunice Bartel, Robert Bast, Richard Bell, Bob Bennett, Lois Bensett, Diana Black, Dorothy Blackwell, Andrew Blake, Charlene Blayney, Dick Bluhm, Esther Bodle, Rosemary Brewer, Betty Brown, Dan Brown, Jack Butler, Betty Butler, Bob Carr, Helen Case, Gene Chambers, Anna Chapman, Janet Clifton, Dick Coffey, David Coil, David Collins, Daniel Cooley, Mary Crego, Don Cunningham, Bill Curry, Betty Davidson, James Davis, Geneva Denton, Arthur Ditrick, Howard Dorsey, Don Draper, Don Edwards, Betty Engle, Dorothy Ferguson, Marian Ferguson, Robert Ferguson, Stanley Fisher, Glenna Flewellen, Mattie Freshman, Dolores Fry, James Galentine, Jack Gamble, Lucille Geshwilm, Betty Goodwin, Albert Goodwin, Betty Gordon, Douglas Grabill, Carl Grant, Celestia .IU IOR CLASS Greenway, Laura Groves, Ruth Hager, Jack Hanser, Alice Harper, Betty Hart, Richard Heskett, Joyce Hess, Wendell Houbler, Jack Huffman, Tom Hurd, Robert Hutchison, Earl Janes, Carolyn Jolly, Edward Jones, Emma Jones, Raymond Kauffman, Willard Kehlmeier, Richard Keidel, Jack Kelso, Mary Killian, Mary Kirkpatrick, John Knepp, Phyllis Koebel, Harold Koons, Elmo Kriodo, Jack Kunz, Ray Lauer, Bill Lauer, Jeanne Leslie, Faye Liston, Marguerite Lowery, Lewis Malone, Betty Martin, Floyd Maurath, Marjorie Maurey, Betty McFadden, Richard McLain, Ruth Mellen, Marilyn Miller, Bob Miller, Dorothy Jane Miller, Dorothy Louise Mooney, Betty More, Margaret Morgan, June Morris, Jack I Morrison, Marjean Myatt, Mary Myers, Joan Nash, Evelyn Neal, James Neff, Gerald Overly, Robert Overmyer, Phyllis Palmer, Faith Park, Jean Penn, Wallace Phillips, Earl Phillips, Mary Frances Ralph, John Reed, Paul Remington, Jack Rice, Louis Riddle, Thelma Ringer, Betty Roese, Betty Ross, Willard Sanders, Marilyn Scarberry, Ruth Schmidt, Marjorie Scott, Jack Sealock, Max Seufer, Mary Ellen Shafer, John Sharon, Everett Sheward, Juanita Shonting, Milton Slaughter, Carl Slaughter, Kenneth Smith, Betty Smith, Edna Smith, Raymond Snyder, Pearl Solomon, Betty Stamper, Franklin Steele, Harold Stettler, Jack Stokes, Archibald Sumner, Doreen Suver, Anita Taylor, Jack Temple, Jerry Thomas, Margaret Thompson, Jack Trappe, Marwynne Tresenrider, Paul Turner, Mary Van Dorn, Warren Ward, Betty Waugh, Lloyd Weatherman, Dale Webb, Virginia Weeks, Raymond Wheeler, Jane Whitcraft, George Whitehurst, Charles Wihl, Allen Wilson, La Rue Wolford, Josephine Wright, Edson Wright, Jane Wynkoop, Eileen Young, Charlene Zimmer, Robert SOPHO 40RE CLASS Abney, Margie Alltop, Florence Amspoker, Richard Anderson, John Bailey, Clarence Bailey, Martha Ball, Montie Barclay, Marjorie Barnes, Dean Barnett, Richard Belmont, Dorothy Beynon, Tom Birtcher, Ray Black, Ellen Blackmore, George Bobbit, Roy Bolg, Marjorie Boord, Bertha Bradford, George Bratton, Shirley Briggs, Ralph Brockmeyer, Elroy Brown, Wayne Cahill, Mary Cathers, George Chapman, Evelyn Coe, Jean Coil, Joe Collins, Margaret Corn, Norma Crabbe, Ellen Crawford, Harry Crossman, Robert Crum, Tom Cunningham, Tom Davies, Don Davis, Dan Davis, Jack Davis, Lorene Davis, Nettie , Dennison, Evelyn Dunning, Helen Dyer, Robert Early, Ernest Elliott, ,Bill Emery, Jean Englehardt, Harriett Evans, Edith Mae Everingham, Barbara Ferrell, Edna Finders, Rose Floyd, Edith Garrison, Eugene Gease, Richard Geis, Juanita Gifford, Gerald Gilbert, Caroline Grashel, Robert Hetzer, Alice Higgins, Catherine Hoeme, James Hoffman, James Holby, Geraldine Holliday, Faith Hott, Mary Householder, Harry Howell, Martha Hoy, Alma Huffman, Richard Hugher, Jack Jenkins, Bill Jennings, Bill Jessup, Margaret Johnson, Paul Jones, Jimmie Kadel, Warren Kern, Fred Kidwell, Louise Kilpatrick, John Kirkpatrick, Jackie Kline, Ruth Knospe, Mary Konkler, Robert Kraus, John Kundts, Katherine Laird, Richard Lamb, Edith Loraine Lambert, Eileen Lawson, Julian Layne, Grace Landrum, Maxine Liston, Charles Lloyd, Robert Manus, Marjorie Manson, Joyce Martin, Richard McDonald, Tom Mead, Bill Mettge, Paul Miller, Jack Miller, Marilyn Mitchell, James Morrison, Robert Murray, Frances Myers, Betty Jane Myers, Betty Jean Nagel, Joseph Neff, Pauline Nichols, Joan Noe, Donald Nolan, Pauline Oyler, Stanley Patrick, Anne Patterson, Charles Pemberton, Rose Peters, Edwin Postle, John Proctor, Grace Quinn, Robert Rebholtz, Tom Reed, Frank H. Richardson, James Rieck, Karl Roberts, Ray Roush, Urania Russell, Dorothy Saint, Sara - ' Savage, Marjorie Schmidt, Ruth Seymour,., Jack Sheldon, Mary Slyh, Sarah Smith, Dick Smith, Dorothy Snyder, Katherine Spencer, Letta Spradling, Loretta Springer, Shirley Stentz, June Stevens, Caroline Steward, Edward Stout, Raymond Strickland, Shirley Stroub, Betty Thomas, Richard Thomas, Robert Trimmer, George Waddington, Elaine Ward, Donald Ware, Helen Watts, Harley Webb, Bob Weiland, Tom Weygandt, Mary White, Elizabeth Wilkins, Bob Wiseman, Evelyn Withrow, Eva Womeldorf, James Woodruff, Jack Zerbe, Gloria Page F ifty-three De Victor' Johnson, Adams, DeWayne Alberry, Carolyn Albert, Bill Aleshire, Katherine Alexander, Jack Allen, Betty Allen, Jean Allison, Wanda Anthony, Richard Apel, Walter Archer, Jack Arnold, Harry Bair, Thomas Baird, Earl Ballinger, Stanley Balzer, Bob Bancroft, Hope Barr, Raymond Beard, Paul Bechtold, Betty Beckett, Harold Beckwith, Norma SOPHO ORE CLASS Converse, Alfred Cooley, Dorothy Corder, Patty Cosentino, Pauline Grandstaif, Jesse Green, Dorothy Green, Irene Grenell, Walter Cross, Charles Crum, Billy Dalton, Jerry Darby, Steven Davies, Bob Dawson, Karl Dean, Dorothy Deems, Janet Del Ciello, Dora Del Ciello, Vitio Demorest, Harriett Dennison, Evelyn De Santis Angelo Rom Greer, Herman Grotenrath, Helen Gulden, Jeanne Gurley, Betty Haines, Jimmie Hanby, Don Harmer, Richard Harper, Harold Harris, Doris Harris, Othello Hart, Samuel Hartung, Jack I-Iatzer, Wilixam Havranek, Joe . ey De Witt, Loraine Dhume, Jean Dietschle, Dorothy Beiber, John Beymer, John Bell, Mildred Bennett, Ann Bennett, Dorothy Bishop, Don Blaney, Janet Bland, B0ggS, Earl Robert Bowen, Marcus Brande Bright, Brink, nberger, Lester Janice Eugene Brown, Betty Brown, Brown, Brown, Clarice Jean Roger Dilsaver, Annabelle Dixon, Clarence Duncan, Robert Dunson, Betty Eberts, Barbara Eckardt, Eileen Engh, Jack Eppert, Helen Eppert, Nelson Estell, Richard Faust, Thomas Fenstermacher, Martha Ferguson, David Fiscus, Mitzi Fisher, Robert Flowers, June Fox, Marjorie Hayes, Bill Helm, Jeanne Henry, Carl Hess, Robert Highfill, Charles Hill, Charles Hollingsworth, Arnold Holmer, Don Hoover, Alston Hosier, Roland Householder, Keith Howard, Elmer Hughes, Russell Huston, Clyde Jackson, Winona Richard J antzgen, Jennings, Edith Johnson, Jean Johnson, Mary Elizabeth Johnson, Virginia Brownfield, David Bryant, Bettie Buchanan, Jean Buehler, Helen Bull, Betty Bunn, Thelma Burkett, Lucille Byerly, Richard Calhoun, ,Forest Case, Ralph Cash, Lawrence Chambers, Robert Chapman, Rowena Chevalier, Jean Clark, Yvonne Cleveland, Jacqueline Cochran, Kenneth Cole, Bert Collins, Oran Page Fifty-fam' Frak, Robert Frank, Frances Frederick, Virginia French, David Fry, Howard Garling, Donald Garrett, Gail Garrison, Lillian Garrison, Marie Gates, George Gentry, Bessie Ghent, Norma Gibbon, Bill Gibson, Jack Gillivan, Harriett Givens, Howard Glick, Doris Gowdy, James Grady, Wallace Gram, Jody Wayne Jones, Dorothy Jones, Marilyn Jones, Richard Karston, Lucy Katherman, Joan Kemp, Zail Kennedy, Marguerite King, Martha Kitchen, Joan Kitzmiller, Joseph Klein, Betty Kolesear, Robert Koon, Robert Krauss, Doris Krivdo, Marjorie Kuehner, Katherine Kulp, Jack Laipply, Gloria Larimer, James SOPHO ORE CLASS Layne, Geraldine Leibensberger, William Lepore, Hilda Lewis, Jim Link, Bob Link, Mary Lohr, Ellen Lombardi, Mary Long, Leroy Lutz, Herbert Marlow, Marie Marsili, Conrad Marrah, Ed Martin, Bill Masdea, Isabelle Mathews, Don Maurey, Bonnie Maxwell, Alvane McDonald, Geraldine McFarland, Miles McKee, Camille McKinley, Ann McNinch, Helen McVay, Ray Midlick, Roy Miller, Dale Miller, Eldred Miller, Robert Mock, Betty Montford, William Moore, Harold Murphy, Bonnie Murray, Bill Murray, Mildred Myers, Bertha Naddy, John Nicklaus, Robert Nolan, Betty Norris, Dorothy Ogden, James Ohlinger, Russell O'Malley, Marceline O'Nei1l, Roy Ormiston, Lois O'Toole, Sarah Painter, Robert Park, Edwin Pearson, Lee Pharis, Mabel Phillips, Paul Pickering, Betty Pilani, Cecil Porter, Bill Porter, Gene Porter, Jack Price, Sam Primmer, Joan Randall, Bob Ray, Bob Rector, Dean Reece, Bruce Reeves, Jean Reynolds, Juanita Richards, Jack Ricketts, Betty Riggs, David Roach, Bob Robinson, Albert Rogers, Donald Rogers, John Rohr, Marilyn Rudolph, Victor Rynard, Marilyn Sands, Annamaye Saunders, Lloyd Scheeler, Ann Schmidt, Ray Schubert, Harold Schwartz, George Scoles, Bill Scott, Ada Scott, Harold Shambaugh, Tom Shaw, Wilma Shelton, Harold Sherlock, Frances Sheward, Charlotte Simms, Harriett Sinclair, Bob Slyh, Robert Smith, David Smith, Katherine Smith, Marvene Spanable, Frank Spencer, Bob Spencer, Helen Spring, Twila Stewart, Jane Stoll, Floyd Sullivan, Esther Swain, Vivian Swartz, George Sweet, Norma Talkington, Paul Tallman, Jean Tarleton, Ed Taylor, Frank Thomas, Bill Thomas, Gertrude Thomas, Katherine Thomay, Irene Thompson, Martha Thompson, Vivian Thum, Virginia Trimmer, Eileen Tucker, Phyllis Tyler, Thelma Ucker, Richard Vance, Helen Wagner, Luana Waite, Martha Wallace, James Walters, Donald Waltz, Mary Wassmuth, Martha Watkins, Paul Weaver, Edna Weber, Bill Weinhart, Richard Wells, Ronald Welsh, John Wharton, Joe Whitaker, Grace Whitmer, Dorothy Williams, Orlan Wills, David Wolf, Daniel Worthen, Mary Wright, Carolyn Wright, Richard Wright, Robert Wynn, John Zahn,, Ruth Ann Zerbe, Phyllis Page Fifty-.Eve Page Fifty-.six AfIl36lIlilIl lllfillillllllig The modern trend in education is toward a more practical program. Gone are the days when students were taught readin', writin', an irithme- tic to the exclusion of the more necessary things, such as social adjustment. Through the media of the numerous clubs and organizations, West students learn to adjust themselves to different personalities and situations. VVhen class room work has long been forgotten those things which we have learned through associations will live on. Page Fifty-eigh 1' STUDENT COUNCIL President ......,.. ....... B OB HALL Vice President .... ...... P AUL ROGERS Secretary ...... ......... I EAN HAINES Tnumwmx .... IACKQDISTELTUDRST ffhe Student Cfouncn of dns season accepted as us project for the year the inaprovenlent of the schooVs landscapingy !Xt each of the nionthly nieetnags this was stressed emphatically and, as a result, eight trees and a number of shrubs xvere planted. As spring advanced, spraying, trimming and careful attention were given the neufjnants. 'These precauuons,to insure growth of hardy stock, connneted the council's projects for the year. Social hours, attended by members of the student body, and greatly e by them, made the landscaping project Hnancially possible. n oyed Ln SOCIETY P1'es'id01'zt ........ . . UDICK COLBURN Vice President .... . . .ROBERT OWEN Secretary ...... .... D ORIS ALVEY T1'eas1z1'er .... . . HMAXINE OYLER Programs of excellent choosing, including musical selections and interesting talks, coupled with the informal and friendly attitude of the members, made the past season of the L Society one of particular note. A Christmas celebration, a party welcoming the arrival of Spring and the club's annual picnic added extra activities to a schedule not in the least lacking throughout the entire season. New members were admitted to this honorary scholastic society at the March meeting, totaling the enrollment to 186 members. Since the standards of the organization are steep, and the nu1nber so enormous, Katherine Gress completed her second year as adviser for the club well pleased with th rollment of the society. e ever growing en- Page Fifty-nine Page Sixty WEST HIGH The band of West High has risen beyond its previous greatness and has given itself over to a new pinnacle of success and fame. Besides the excellent exhibition on the football field, the band, led by Gerald Johnston, showed its worth in numerous ways. The February concert, sponsored by the Band Parents Club, marked a new hi h in the histor that this rou has made. In that event, several solo selections, 8 Y 3 P quartet and sextet offerings were presented, with novelty dances and vocal numbers as added attractions. Ardent work and untiring rehearsal, with complete cooperation of all con- cerned, have furnished the success that is now a crowning glory. ORCHEST RA One of the outstanding assets to Vlfest High is its orchestra. Consisting of all those instruments usually found in an organization of its kind, this factor of school entertainment has become one of the most essential bodies and highly praised by all. A number of the members in the group are capable of handling solos, and are often given the opportunity to do so by Herbert E. Hutchinson, organizer and conductor of the orchestra, adding veriety to the musical arrangements pre- sented. A large enrollment and the appreciation expressed by the student body has enabled the orchestra to become one of the talked about popular groups in the building. Page Sixty-one Page Sixty-two VOCA A stirrin ad ' g sense of pride is possessed by West High when it recalls the mirable work of its vocal groups in the p-ast year. Several types of choruses were classified by the musical director, Herbert E. Hutchinson, from which he obtained excellent results. A number of the students were presented in various vocal entertainments sponsored by the school, oftentimes in solo, as in the State Contests, where West High figured notably. GIRL RESERVES President ......... ..... M ARIAN DUNAVENT Vice President .... .... E MAGENE FORSYTH Secretary ...... ............ C ORYN NEFF T1'easm'e1f. ........ ..... G ENIEVA SHEPPARD The high standards of the Girl R the members united in in the club eserves were excelled in the past year, when groups to perform charitable deeds heretofore unheard of . The adoption of families in need of financial and physical attention by different systematic groups was an entirely new project, but proved to be ex- tremely successful. Candle light services and the awarding of G. R. rings, to those who had earned them, were other annual customs again observed by the club. Faculty advisers, Eva Wlright and Maude Davis, associated with the officers, have more than achieved the true spirit for which the Girl Reserves was organized. Page Sixty-three Page Sixty-four HI-Y President . ....BYRON FARWELL Vice President. . . ..... REX GRABILL Secretary ...... . . .JACK Treasurer ..... MCKENNA ........BOB HALL With no limit of pride, does West High point to its Hi-Y organization of this year. The activities scheduled were among the b-est, and the enrollment was far superior to any of the past. The boys figured prominently in the distribution of food and clothing appor- tioned to the needy at Thanksgiving time. Their annual skating party was, as usual, a tremendous success, and the several private activities attended by members only were received with rousing welcome. A. E. Buchanan, faculty adviser of the club, praised the boys for their in- terest, when he stated that the purpose of this organization was to create an abounding concern for fellow students and outside associates. According to Mr. Buchanan, the club has met this requirement, coupled with the others necessary, to make it outstanding in school activities. Assisting the Girl Reserves at th-e annual Holy Week services was also a duty of the Hi-Y. This yearly observance was attended by nu including those who are not members of either ' merous students organization. LIBRARY COUNCILORS President ........... ..... E MAGENE FORSYTH Vice Prrsidellf .... .. .. ...... HQRACE CQBURN Rccordzhfzg Secretary ............... MARY VVAITE C07'V6Sf70Il1df11g Secretary. . .GENIEVA SHEPPARD The sole purpose of the Library Councilors is to render service to the school through the medium of the school library. To this group of students goes much of the credit for the efficiency and economy of organization present in the library system. The requisites for membership in this club are superior scholastic at- tainments and a knowledge of the library functions. Helen R. Lumley, who undertook the management of the library last fall, filling the position of the late Mary M. Smith, who was librarian of West High Schoolf - ' ' ' ' ' oi ten years, acts as advisei for the club. Many innovations in the library this year have improved the system to a great degree. Page Sixty-five Page Sixty-six LATIN CLUB President ....... ....... B ILL .MACK Vice President .... ........ ll IARY WAITE Secretary ....... .... A VALON BRIGHT Treasurer ..... ..... R UTI-I SAXBY The less specific customs of Roman life would perhaps never be known to students of Latin if they were to learn them in a matter-of-fact, cut and dried method of procedure. Instead, the students have assembled themselves into an organization, in which they can enjoy some of the customs in a truly wholesome manner. The programs presented, assume a serious and a lighter side. These, in addi- tion to the annual Roman banquet, which has been a more than popular tradition with the club for a number of years, and the Christmas celebration, arouse the interests of the organization's some 170 members, and hold them through the season. Margaret Campbell, substitute adviser, has esteemed herself in the hearts of the members of her undying attention in the absence of Mae Jones, regular faculty adviser of the Latin Club. To Miss Campbell is allotted the highest honors of appreciation that the club can express. SPANISH CLUB President ........ ....... C ARL PAYNE Vice President ..... ..... I EAN FAMILTON Secretary ........ ...... P HYLLIS FOX Treasurer .... . . .ALVA ADAMS Pan-American celebration, the making of Spanish flags and the studying of Spanish customs have occupied the time of those students enrolled on the mem- bership list of this club. There has been an active interest throughout the entire year in all subjects pertaining to the Spaniard, and complete cooperation from the members with their capable faculty adviser, Eula Harris, have combined to make the past season of the Spanish Club one of its most successful up to this time. Page Sixty-seven Page Si. rtyreighz' FRENCH CLUB Prvridmz' ...... ...MARGARET PLATT Vice President . . . .... BETTY RICHARDS Sccretczafy ....... .... I QOBERT TROUT Trmsurez' .... .... H AROLD MERS The French Club has been organized for the purpose of creating a better understanding of the French customs, language, history and eulture. It is the goal of the staff members to have each meeting contribute something to at least one of these objectives. Matilda Hungelmann, originator and adviser for the club, has been very well satisfied with the progress that the club has made this year, and with the fine spirit of cooperation which the club members have exhibited during th Club season. e French GERMAN CLUB President ....... .... A NDREVV MARTIN Vice Prcfsidenzt. . . .... LLOYD BROVVN Sec1'efary ...... ......... I EAN ETT Treasurer ..... .... I AMES VVILLEY Norma McCoy, adviser for the German Club, founded the organization in VVest High School, in IQZQ. It was the first society of its kind in the city. The German Club has a most interesting and unique custom of presenting its senior members with a membership pin in the form of a pretzel, at the last meet- ing of the year. Another tradition of the organization is the Chri t which the German customs and songs are presented. S mas party, at Page Sixty-nine Page Seven ly THE ATHENIAN DEBATE President ...... .. ..... DONALD BACHMAN Vice President ................ -PAUL CHURTON Secretary-Treasurer .... DORIS JEAN MINEHART The Athenian Debate Club, under the auspices of E. H. Kaylor, the club supervisor and debate team coach, 1net with one of the most successful seasons in its history during the past year. According to Mr. Kaylor, 'KTl'1e purpose of debating is to arouse an interest in public questions, to stimulate thinking, to inform people so that they may be better qualified to act when occasions arise, and to promote a spirit of free in- quiry, so essential in a democracyf' Living up to their creed, the members of the club have been outstanding in their services and a creditable addition to the school. ART CLUB President ......... . . ., + R Vice President .... ........... G ERALD WELLS Secretary ELOUISE RUCKE - ....... ........... . CLARENCE BOYD T1'easm'e1'. . .... .ERMA -IEANN E CALLAND Beginning its season successfully and continuing throughout the year with fast moving activities, the Art Club closel 't ' c is minutes by recording one of the most outstanding seasons heretofore. One of the club's very vital tradit' ' ' ions is its Christmas party and the distribu- tion of gifts, contributed by members at a chosen settl 't , ement house. As always, 1 proved to have a majority attendance. Will Rannells, distinguished American artist and instructor at Ohio State University, favored the organization with an interesting lecture at one of the spring meetings. The club's sixty members are under th A e capable supervision of the art in- structor, W. D. Campbell. Page Seventy-one Page Se ffenty-two PHOTOPLAY CLUB Pr ' esidmlt. ...... .. .... EARL XVEBB Vice President. . ..... CARL PAYNE Secretary. ..... ..... E RDINE SVVAIN Tz'casm'm'. . . . .THEDA DALTON To promote the betterment of motion pictures in Whatever possible way that is Within its power is the purpose of this unique school organization. To assist students in choosing the proper kind of cinema entertainment, is the aim the club has had in mindg and this aim has been successfully executed. Evaline Harrington, the club's adviser, is extremely proud of the pr that has been made, in all the activities of the past season anl is adequately fulfilling' its purpose and aim. ogress Q feels that the club TRIANGLE CLUB Pl'C.S'I'd6l1f. ........ .. .ROBERT TONG Virc Presirlclzi. .... .... J AMES SMTTH Secrctary ...... .... X 'ERL STOUT T1'0aszn'er. .... LERUY SHADY This year, the Triangle Club undertook as its projects, things not previously attempted in XYest High School. Social functions, consisting of a Halloween Party at the home of 'lack Dentnerg a Christmas Party at the residence of Theod- ric Louks, A thoroughly successful dance following the East-NVest basketball game, at the home of Harry Srawford in February, A St. Valentines Party was heldg and in March at the home of C. S. Kenedy, faculty adviser, a St. Patrick's Day Party was attended by the largest number of members at any function of the season. The annual spring initiation saw I3 neophytes initiated into the code of action of this club. A reunion of Triangle alumni at Franklin Park on May 6th was a huge success. A final activity was the Senior Party held at Griggs Dani as a farewell for the graduating members. Ufhcers for the coming year were inducted into office. Beyond these, the club gave the sum of S15 for the purchase of magazines for the drafting room library. A S30 trophy was purchased on which the name of the outstanding drafting stu- dent for the year. The 1938 trophy award went to XVarren Keefer. The I award is granted to Bob Tong. 939 Page Scvcnly-three Page S evenfy-four SCIENCE CLUB President ...... ..... H ORACE COBURN Vice'-Presidezizt.. ...... VICTOR MILLER Secretary .... .......... M ARIORIE VVI-IITE Treasurer. .. ..... FRANCES MAE NEWLON At the beginning of the school year the Science Club drew up its plan of organization, attempting to make the meetings each contribute a definite part to the completed whole. During the course of the year, the staff has received many novel ideas as to projects that are capable of arousing and holding the interest of the members. One of the most valuable projects, scientifically speaking, of the entire program was the witnessing of an operation at VVhite Cross Hospital. E. C. Reed, the club's adviser, has stated that this year's program committee, consisting of Harold Mers, Robert Owen, and Doris Kaparoff, was th capable that the club has had in recent years. e most HOME ECONOMICS CLU . B President ...... . . .DOROTHY HAVRANEK Vice P1'c51'deut. . ........... PHYLLIS FOX S6C7'6'fUl'5' ...... . . .CARYOL AUSTIN Trea5zn'e1'.. . .... RUTH BROXVN To become an individual who is aptly equipped with the essentials necessary for the purpose of rendering service to one's friends and home, to elevate the standard of one's own culture and find worth while interest for spare time, is a difficult task. Yet, the desire to do so, has materialized in a Home Economics Club, under the supervision of Emma Uncapher and Rhoda O Harra. Visits to bakeries and dairies, attending lectures, bent on developing a greater appreciation for the home, a Motheris Tea and an annual picnic, kept the girls actively interested. The club boasts an enrollment of sixty members, who may be those of House- hold Arts course or elective students for at least a year, provided the schol records of those desiring membership makes them eligible. astic Page S eventy- five Page Seventv-.six CHEMISTRY CLUB President. ....... .... C LARENCE BOYD Vice-Pr0sia'C11f .... .... P EGGY RECTUR Secretary ....... ..... M AXINE OYLER T1'easu1'er .... .... . MARGARET PLATT The varied experiments that have been conducted by members at the meet- ings of the Chemistry club have proved to be the high lights of the club calendar for the year. In addition to the research programs, there have been some meetings devoted to the lectures of prominent scientists. Dr. C. B. Marquand, the supervisor for the club, stated that the present staff has been the most efficient that has headed the club for a number of years. W ASSOCIATION IJ1'C'Sil1'6'l1f ....... .... I ACK BOVVMAN VICE-P7C.YIdC7lff .... ..... R ALPH LINK SOCl'6ffU'j' ...... .... P AUL ROGERS T1'easm'e1'. . . .BOB COLMIIRY VVith a new coach and, consequently a new adviser for the club, seemingly an obstacle, the boys and Coach George XVilIiams broke all records of such op- position by blossoming forth with one of the best seasons they have ever ex- perienced. Several social activities, including dances and social hours are numbered among the g1'oup's most enthusiastic projects. Coach Williaiias states that the boys have beei and capable of putting over each 1 excellent to Work with, Willing program with rousing success. Page Seventy-sevfefz Page Seventy-eight CLASSROOM OFFICERS Blackwell. Andrew Brown, Lois Camp, John Clark, Dolores Coburn, Horace Crabloe, Ellen Davis, Jack Dean, Dorolhy Famillon, Jean Floyd, Bernard Geshwilm, Belly l-lam, Belly l-larper, l-larold l-lollingsworlh, Arnold l-loy, John Johnson, Paul Jones, Dorolhy Jones, Elmer Kaulman, Millard Lamprechl, Belly Link, Ralph McKee, Camille McQueeney, June Miller, Dorolhy Miller, Eldred Morris, Jack Nichols, Jo Ann Oyler, Maxine Payne, Carl Reick, Karl Russolillio, Mike Spanable, Georgia Wagner, Eleanor Whilmer, Dorolhy Williams, Marlin Wills, Dave Wilson, Earl Zahn, Rulh Ann Allison, Wanda Anderson, John Apel, Waller Bailey, Garnel Bell, Ned Bierly, Don Black, Dorolhy Boolhe, l-larry Cloys, Frances Engh, Jack Frederick, Jack Graloill, Rex l-laines, Annabelle Harris, Doris Householder, l-larry Jessup, Margarel Kehlmeyer. Richard Kirkpalrick, Ann Kilchen, Joan Krauss, Doris Krimmel, Marjorie Looker, James Melzger, Don Miller, Marilyn Morrow, Mary Mosier, Paul Pelers, Ed Phillips, Leo Rohr, Marilyn Shafer, John Slenli, June Thornlon, Dorolhy Tiller, Mary Jane Van Schoyck, Roberl Waile, Mary Weber, Bill Weslerman, Dale Zulaul, Roloerl GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President ....... . . ...DORIS JEAN MINEHART Vice-Prendent. . . .... .DOROTHY HAVRANEK Secretary ...... . . MMARGARET AVERY Trea.Ymfer. ........ JEAN KEMP' The Girls' Athletic Association is one of the most active organizations in the school, having a program that includes not only intra-mural and extra-curricular sport events but one that includes social events and service to the school as well. During the past year the club has been exceedingly active in all the various phases of its program. Helen McCormick, girls' athletic director and adviser for the association, has served in that cap-acity for the past few years and has Won the lasti 0' ' ' of those girls with whom she has been ass ng admiration ociated. Page Seventy-nine Page E ighiy CC 9 39 YOU CAN T TAKE IT WITH YOU During the past year the XVest High dramatics department has been ex ceedingly Jroininent. Man worth while Jla fs have been resented and the t I Y l 3 P nique of acting has been studied rather thoroughly. The senior class chose to give as its and Academy Award winner inan and Mos f ech- spiing J , You Can s Hart a g lroduction, the Pulitzer Prize 't Take It Witl1 You, by George S. Kauff- , perennially favorite team. 'iYou Can't Take It XVith You was acclaimed by all, one of the most success- ful class plays that was ever given at West High School. The excellent function- ing of the various committees, which were so integral a part of the play, lent much to the final achievement. The complete cast was as follows: Frances Mae Newlon, Peggy Rector, Betty Stauch, Betty Hoover, Don Bachinan, Carl Glade, Bob Hall, Paul Grady, Byron Farwell, Marjorie XVatts, Margaret Platt, Tom Lear, Sam McKain, Carl Payne, Emagene Forsyth, Bob Strait, Monna WelJb, Anna Louise jones, Barbara Palmer, Mary Louise Miller, jack Mclntosh, Ed. Braithwaite, Ronald Jones. THE PIRATES UF PENZANCE One of the highlights of the school year was the presentation of Gilbert and Sullivan's light opera, The Pirates of Penzance. Superior in every way, as all of Gilbert and Sullivan's productions are, to the common run of light operas this one was excellently cast and superbly presented. H. E. Hutchinson, music instructor, presented this opera with the able di- rection of Roy H. Bowen, dramatic instructor, assisting. These two men, working with such principals as Betty Richards, Don Bachman, Byron Farwell and Ema- gene Forsyth, turned out one of the most successful musicals that was ever given at VVest High School. Page Eighty-one WEST HI6H'S WHO'S WHO You've read in libraries and Halls of Fame Of a famous happening or a famous name. Here at West in our Whois Who Are pals and friends all dear to you. Do you know the bookworm of the class? Jean Ett. And West High Schoolls popular lass? Frankie Newlon. That poetic fellow on the team? Dick Colburn. That girl that leaves them Deep in a Dream ? Rachel Scott. That red-head fellow with a great big smile? Red,' Jacque Bowman. The And And girl that's always dressed in style? Marty Nicholson. do you know the fellow with the grand physique? Dave Hastings. the girl who's known for her swell technique? Marie Ezzo. Do you know Mrs. Mason's devilish kid brother? Joe Galloway. And The The The And the one who's nick-named Ace for another? Al Sayers. senior who from Lancaster hails? Sam McKain. Student Council Pres. who never fails? Bob Hall. girl who was Ruth in the Pirates of Penzancen? Emagene Forsyth the girl in our class who really can dance? Janice Davis. A cute little kid'whose hair is most beautiful? Mary Jean George. The The And The girl whose job in dramatics is dutiful? Marjorie Watts. girl with twinkling Irish eyes? Margie Platt. a girl whose silence is beauty disguised? Dorothy Dale. persistent salesman of Aud. D.? Garnet Bailey. And her pal about 5'3 ? Jean Familton. Our set of twins who don't resemble? Ernestine and Eleanor Noble. The girl whose eyes can make you tremble? Peggy Rector. A modest leader of Swing and Swayn? Paul Cook. The one who eagerly awaits his pay? Joe Harrold. The girl with beautiful olive complexion? Erma Jeanne Calland. The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The And And fellow whose interest is airplane erection? Dick De Witt. girl who likes to joke and jest? Janet Crum. fellow who always looks his best? Ronnie Jones. senior girl who's sure a peach? Dorothy Havranek. lad who's cute but slow of speech? Harry Miller. ' who's modest, sweet and shy? Clara Smith. Whose eyes are as blue as the sky? Mary Waite. who really has a voice? Clara Mae Gregoire. who's all the fella's choice? Margie White. with the cute little turned-up nose? Reah Thompson. who has so very few foes? Virginia Beattie. who never makes a noise? Robertine Edwards. who's filled with grace and poise? Betty Ham. with the happy, jolly laugh? Stella Shelby. girl lass girl girl girl girl girl girl girl girl who worked so hard for the staff? Mary L. Heilman. who's always there in sports? Harold Banker. kid one who hates to give reports? Frances Peters. do you know that inseparable pair? Barb Palmer and Betty Hoover the fellow called Cotton because of his hair? Lloyd Brown. The fellow whose voice makes all the girls thrill? Moggy Mosier. Those fellows who draw in art with skill? Phil Dunson and Gerald Wells I've told you the answers and hope youlll agree With the folks I have chosen, and hope you will see There's still so many and I'm sorry too, But Page Eighty-two there just isnlt room for 300 of you. Page Eiyhfy-tlwee S N A P S H O T S fPasie Your Ofwnj 9lIlGlIllIlilllIlQllli5QllFllll3S The athletic department of Wlest High School is a cooperative unit designed to create in the students the proper balance between mind and body. In this endeavor the athletic directors have been most enthusiastic and as a result of their untiring interest, much progress has been at- tained. COACH COLLINS Coach George Collins, the power behind West's successful wrestling season and the trainer for the football line and the track team, is also a comparatively new addition to the athletic de- partment, this being his second year as the as- sistant coach. The fine records of his boys af- ford ample proof of his success Page Eighty-six and ability. COAC H WILLIAMS With the advent of the new school year, West also received a new deal in the coaching de- partment. 'George Williams, former junior High coach, was given the position in the driver's seat down in the gym. During his -first season in the new capacity, Mr. Williams won the admiration of the entire student body, not only because of his efficiency as a coach but because of his un- derstanding of the boys. FOOTB ALL Success was rare, but enthusiasm high, throughout the entire football sea son. With only two letter men returning from last year's squad the West High Cowboys rolled up 87 points to their opponents' 73, but won only two games, tied one and lost six. However, the fighting team lost but one game by more than a single touch- down, which is somewhat of a secondary victory. The season was opened by a battle with Newark, lost in a I2 to o score. Springfield conquered the Cowboys 6 to 0, next was Mechanicsburg, the victor in a 42 to O ranting. Central won a I3 'to 7 decision with West returning to beat Chillicothe 7 to O. The following week West and East battled to a 7 to 7 tie, succeeded by the Aquinas game, resulting in a I3 to 7 score. West terminated its gridiron season by surrendering a 7 to 0 decision with North. Eighteen boys received initial letters: Captain, Ray Stinson, Howard Gentry, Dick Colburn, Bill Garnes, Warren Carter, Ralph Link, Verl Stout, Ned Bell, Jack Bowman, Bill Hart, Leroy Shady, George, Painter, Harold Banker, Paul Rogers, Art Baker, Henry Highfill, Jack Carpenter and senior manager Dwight Dixon. Page Eighty-seven RAY STINSON END FOOTBALL VARSITY SQUAD ALL CITY HOWARD GENTRY TACKLE HIGH Eighty-aight BASKETBALL Despite the fact that the basketball season held many disappointments for the West five, throughout the greater part of the season, the boys showed persever- ance and determination at each successive game. Opening the season with Middletown with a 36 to I5 victory for West's opposition, was a dent in the team's pride but they faced defeat with Hamilton and Zanesville to become victorious over Columbus Academy in a 24 to 16 showing, then Galion in a 32 to 30 score and finally Aquinas defeating them 25 to 20. Mount Vernon conquered the Buckaroos 46 to 37, but they came back with a 38 to IQ Shakedown over East. Demon North laid a record of 32 to 23 upon the Cowboys and Central squelched them in a ten point difference. Nevertheless, the Bucks came back by defeating Aquinas and Galion in the second round. East, North, Central and South demanded victories over the ing them in fourth place for the season. West team, end- Page Eighty-nine 2 5 Z 5 Z E x 5 K i 2 s E K x BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP CALIBER So far in this season, the VVest baseball team has been very successful. They won all their first round games but had a sudden relapse and dropped the first two games of the second round. From this years team, only five lost by graduation, Colburn, Banker, H. Neal, Carter and Link. The West High Buckaroos have proven their championship caliber, by gain- ing a place in the City District Championship Meet. FIRST RiOW-Mack, Colburn, Carter, Distelhorst, Link, Banker, Rogers, :Blackstone, Bell. SECOND ROW-Rhodes, Willey, Kulp, J. Neal, H. Neal, Smith, Maxwell, Albert, Scoles, Richards, Hart, Coach Williams, Westerman. THIRD ROW-Brandenberg, Rogers, Beymer, Smith Ruder Comery, Mathews, Robinson, Wells, Barrett. Page Ninety-one TRACK Individual Track Winners Announced According to the rules of the Intra-Class Track Meet a trophy was awarded to the boy scoring the highest number of points during the entire meet. Coach George Collins was happy to announce that Bob Zulauf was the lucky lad to receive the prize for scoring the highest number of points. Bob had a total of 22 points. He placed first in the 120 yard high hurdles, Hrst in the broad jump, first in the 440 yard dash, and second in the high jump. For each lirst place he was given six points, and for his second place he was given four points. Bob's scoring record was closely followed b H y oward Gentry, who obtained a total score of 21. Howard to lx ii ' o ' rst in the 220 yard low hurdles, Hrst in the shot put, lirst in the discus, and third in the pole valut. Coach Collins figures that both boys are entitled to some recognition. He is going to try to award Howard with a prize along with Bob's first place trophy. EVENTS RECORD HOLDERS REORD 100 yd, 'Dash Harold Shelton ....... 11.7 seconds 220 yd. Dash Harry I-Iouseho 440 yd. Dash. ...,. .... . 880 yd. Dash Mi-le Run . .. 120 yd. H. H. ..... .... . 220 yd. L. Discus Bob Zulauf Jim Smith .... Bill Conn ..... Bob Zulauf Howard Gentry Howard Gentry! i I i i i U i i i l lder.. .'.'.'.'...26.1 seconds . . ..59.3 seconds ......2:33.5 ......5:'Z7.2 18.6 seconds 28.7 seconds ' ..........., ......... 9 3' 3 Shot Put Howard Gentry .............. ........ 3 9' 75 880 yd. Relay Ford, jones, Custer, Murphy .... ............ 1 150.9 Mile Relay . Conn, Rice, Smith, Williams .... ..... 4 23.61 seconds Pole Vault . Jack Engh .................. .............. 9 ' High Jump . Alfred VVilliams .... , ..,... ........ . 5' 55 Broad Jump Bob Zulauf ...... ......,....................... 1 9 li Results of other track meets are as follows: West 5o vs. Central 685 West 65 vs. South 535 and West 53 vs. East 65. Other meets held were the district meet at Delaware, Ohio, on April 29, and the City Meet held at South High School on May IO and 11. Page Ninety two GO LF-TENNIS Fifteen boys made up the golf and tennis teams, and the outlook next year for good teams both in golf and tennis is good. The boys who make up the teams are as follows: Front row, left to right-VVayne johnson, Lawrence Lombarde, Jack Mc- Connell, Vito Del Aello, Jack Thompson, Keith VVil1iams, and Alva Adams Second row, left to right-Jack Keidel, Harry Miller, Dick ' Bernard Floyd, Elmo Koons, Harold Har WRESTLING Coach Collins proved his merit as a wrestling coach this past season. Our team, ending up in third place, in the city league placed two men in first place positions, Jack McConnel and George Painter, in the 175 and 165 pound classes respectively. These two boys were sent to the state meets and distinguished themselves signally, jack coming out second in the 185 pound class and George rating a fourth in the 165 pound class. Members of this year's team who were awarded letters are as follows: Carl Glade, Carl Payne, jim Ham Jack Hartung, George Schwartz, and Cliff Lerum. Uckef, B111'Lind, per. Page N inety-three Page Ninety-four BASKETB A First Row: I. Miller, El. Noble, J. Kemp, D. Figgins, E. VVagner. Second Row: L. Hatzer, Ev. Noble, D. Alvey, M. Tiller, N. McNeal, Miss H. McCormick. Attention, as always, was called to the importance of safe-guarding health, and the procedure that should be taken in doing so, among those girls enrolled in ath- letic activities. Basketball, kickball and volley ball leagues were formed after eliminations selected those ht to carry on the fast action that must take place in order to make the sports worth While. The girls chosen were constantly on their mark in the way of interest and co-operated throughout the time with physical instructor, Helen McCormick in all projects that she saw necessary to bring out. The annual tournaments met with great favor and held the attention of their encouraging crowds while sophomores, juniors and seniors battled determine the best team of the yar. each other to X 1lP11E52fmf11f111R1lw?9S Page 1Viazrt3'-six CON 1 x f ' fE1939E? f 22194955 'U 0 Q B' -1 N rl- -1 1 ll m Gb -. 5- rl- -In H- -1 :- O N 3 '4 - N . DJ -1 CD E rl- :- QI YES . . . time is fleeting, P E1959 E Q E1969 E MONTROSE p S T U D I O E k 101 NORTH HIGH STREETO AD 9636 PCOLUMBUS, OHIO 5 R K K f K f K K R GRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '39 f R f K Page A7 Ti-ns 'BOOK Is bound in a Molloy Made Cover for which there is no subs+iI'uI'e -or equivalent. Molloy Made Covers, produced by 'Ihe oldest organization in I-he cover field, are Ioday, as always, +I1e standard of excellence. Your book bound in a Molloy Made Cover will be +I1e finesl' obtainable. Wri'I'e 'For in'Forma+ion and prices +o- THE DAVID J. MOLLOY PLANT CHICAGO, ILLINOIS OPEN LETTER Mr. L. O. World, Solar System, Universe. Dear Sir: We, the graduates of West High School wish to announce to you that we are joining your ranks. Not as Wanderers, poorly equipped, but well fitted with the rudiments of learning as taught to us at VVest High School. We Would announce to you that we have a primary knowledge of all the fundamental subjects, but that more important than that we have been taught the significance and desirability of those three principles our school stands for: Wisdom, Honesty and Sincerity. With these three, we will not stop our learning now, We expect you to teach us a great deal, namely the application of these in dealing with our fellow men. We are coming as freshmen into your ranks, but backed up and aided 'by our inheritance from our high school with our motto, W. H. S. Very truly yours, West High ,39 Graduating Class. Page Ninety-eight CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FROM A FRIEND Compnmems of MORREY SCHOOL OF MUSIC, DAVID I INC. EDAVIES ' Genu.ine Baby Beef A R g d I -H I' f I M IEd + JUST LIKE GOLD- IT HAS NO SUBSTITUTE 99 N M AD 7653 BETTER VALUES, AT LESS MONEY A+ 'Phe Furnifure Sfore of Live and Lei' Live ls Your Gain, You Bank the Difference JACQUES FURNITURE CO. 6l9-635 Wesl' Broad S+ree+ AD 9032 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Marge Platt ..... Mary VVaite ..... Katherine Dawson. Betty Richards. . . Dorothy Bowman. Avalon Bright .... WEST HIGH'S HALL OF FAME ......DRAMATICS................... ....SCIENCE.... . .... MUSIC. . . . . .... DEBATE ..... . . Byron Farwell . .Gerald Wells . .Victor Miller .Don Bachman . ..P'hil Dunson STUDENT .... ..... . Clarence Boyd In Central Ohio It Is MOORES 8c ROSS ce Cream SEE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DEALER, Page One H rmdred MCDRREY RELIABLE JEWELERS 114 N. High st. Home of Ceriifiecl Perfeci Diamonds Gruen, Hamillon, Bulova, Elgin, Waliham, Benrus Waiches THINGS WE CAN'T FORGET Freshman Year-'fNine Ai' Dance Graduation from unior Hi li. 7 Sophomore Year-First clay in senior high, Getting our First Gccidents. Junior Year-Electing our class officers, Being willed Frank Richey's socks, by the '38 class. Senior Year-'fPirates of Penzance and You Can't Take It VVith You . i'Eliza Goes to Townv. Graduation pictures and GRADUATION. COMPLIMENTS OF Buckeye State Business College, Inc. Esialolished i927 NOW ENROLLING STUDENTS FOR I939-40 All commercial subiecis 'raugh+- 'l' Modern Machine lnsfruciion 'Secre1'arial and Accounfing Courses 'Including Ediphone ancl Calculaior. Visii ihe School - Wriie or call for iniormaiion. 135 Easi Gay Sireei AD 4473 Page One Hundred-one NOW IS Tl-IE TIME to Secure Thorough Preparation for a Business Career. Sum- mer Session-Fall Term. Phone for Infor- mation and prospectus describing our Accountancy, Sfenotypy, Secretarial and Office Machine Courses. Employment Department 'For Student Placement f DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL is From High School to Bliss I3I East Stale S+. AD 4II2 Here lies the body of Redhead Bowman, He tried to swing out on Old Loch Lomond But it didn't go over, I'm sorry to say, Now he and his song lie deep in the clay. Under this tombstone lying at rest, ls one Murph Stinson, who tried his best To drive his car through a telephone pole, That's Why heis here in this cold, clammy hole. DICK COLBURN'S Tombstone Alley Vile all grieve the loss of President Grabill, , He was so bashful and just never able To look at a girl in the dark of the night, And when kissed by one went out like a light This is the spot where Verl Stout Got over anxious and tried to get out Of a car that was doing sixty or better. Bob Zulaut is gone we're sad to relate, And itis all because of a very bad trait. He started a light with a tough guy called Buck , The main trouble was, he forgot how to duck. Editor's Note: Little Boy Colburn come blow your horn, Your caris at the crossroads, your brake lining's worn. But Little Boy Colburn made nary a peep- And now he's lying here fast asleep. Page One Hundred-four Nothing was left but a piece of his sweater 3 C' AQJ4 .xkgerpfinfing 0. 372-386 Souih Fourfh Sfreei' COLUMBUS, OHIO SCHOOL ANNUALS, PAPERS, ETC. OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Book Binding Blank Book Manufacfurinq Loose Leaf Devices Siafioners The Largesi Priniing and Binding Planf in Cenfral Ohio Page One H1md1'ed-five COM PLIMENTS OF S. W. RENNER PAINT SERVICE 2826 Wesi' Broad S+ree+ RA. 5676 COLUMBUS OHIO I939 ALPHABET A is for Alvey who's always so neat fDorisj B is for Bettes, the sweetest of sweet Clylargiej C is for Crum, the wit of the class Uanetj D is for Davidson a wonderful lass fAdaj E is for Ett the studious one Ueanj F is for Familton whols loads of fun Ueanj G is for Gregoire who has a grand voice QClaire Maej H is for Hall whoys all the girls' choice CAB-obj I is for Ila whois never too bold QMoorej I is for jividen who gets them all told CVa.j K is for Katherman who's tall and proud ClVIa1'y janej L is for Lewis who never gets loud CLeahj M is for Martin who canlt be beat CIeanD N is for Newlon so cute and sweet CFrankiej O is for Owen so handsome and dark CBobj P is for Platt to whom dramatics is art CMargieQ Q is for Queeny blonde and shy flVlargaretj R is for Reed who makes the boys sigh Uanej S is for Shelby with laugh so hearty Qlistellaj T is for Tong the life of the party QBobj U is for Us leaving West fSeniorsj V is for Van Arsdale who sings with the best QVeraj W is for Walters who has his say QLeej X is for the lad who got an all A QBachnianj Y is for yeast the Home Eos. use in bread Z is for Zulauf whose hair is red. CBobj Page One Hundred-six Compliments of KROGER'S I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER Marge Bettes Though from these halls of learning fair, I journey, I know not where, l'll still remember: Ray Stinson's bashfulness, Dick Colburn's poems, theylre really funny, Frankie Nevvlon's happy disposition, Carl Glade's sense of humor, Virginia Jividen's jokes, Ronnie -Tones' and Carl Payne's clowning, Mary jean George's personality, Harry Miller's cheery Aallo Sport, Don Bach111an's voice, Stella Shelby's laugh, Dave Hastings' curly hair, Betty Richard's singing, Byron FZ11'YVCll,S original dances, Marie Ezzo's giggle, Grace Bauchmire,s friendly way, Garnet Bailey's happy-go-lucky spirit, Joe Harrold's haircut, Doris Minehart's cuteness, jane Reed's sophistication, Mary HClll1lHH,S sunny smile, Wynoiia Dobson's pretty teeth, Lucie Hatzer's golden hair. Marjorie Watt's acting ability, Doris Kap-aroffis ready smile. NAME CARDS DELUXE A Complete Line Superior in Materials and Craffsmanship The Croghan Engraving 81 Printing Company FREMONT, OHIO Page One Hundred-seven WEST HIGH What is the greatest joy, Enveloping each of us? Surely 'tis that whereby The grave that we've conquered comes. How can we say the things Inside all the silent hearts, Gloating success, no doubt, Happy tho' We regret to leave. A CHALLENGE Chin up! all Seniors! Your life is not yet over! Look forward! and onward! There's many fields of clover You've not been in. Keep smiling-not doubtful Therels a place for you, Stay youthful! and energetic! There's much left to do In this changing world. -Monna VVebb COM PLIMENTS AN D CONGRATULATIONS CAPITAL SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE I08V2 Souih High Sireei ARTISTS BEAUTY SALON I04V2 SouI'h High Sireei' CAPITAL SORORITY HOUSE 940 Eas'I' Broad Sireei' Io 'Ihe Graduaiing Class of Wesi' High School -for I939 ARVILLA OGLE EORD SALES AND SERVICE LAWWELL-BEASLEY, INC. AD 8I7I 76l Wes+ Broad S+. COLUMBUS, OHIO Page One Hwzydred-eight AD 372I COMPLIMENTS THE MU IC HOP MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ERNIE DAI-ILEN 83 Easl Long Slreei' COLUMBUS, OHIO SMITH'S ROLLER RINK SKATING EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY NIGHTS SATURDAY and SUNDAY MATINEES Nor-I'I1 Fourlh S'IreeI' a+ Northwood Ave. THE RINK TO LET FOR PRIVATE PARTIES Monday, Wednesday and Thursday Nighls KI 5688 LA 0048 DID YOU EVER SEE ......, joe Harrold not humoring that car? Jean Familton without Garnet Bailey? Dick Colburn not biting his tongue? Reah Thompson without a smile? Clarence Boyd without a stack of books? Mary VVaite not excited? . Bob Hall not calling 'tHarry'I? Maxine Oyler not talking with her hands? Harold Banker in a hurry? Elouise Rucker not looking for Mr. Neeb? Rex Grabill 'tpublic speaking'? Mary Groves not nosing for news? Paul Mosier running? Virginia .Iividen being serious? Immediate silence in study? Mr. Seifert without an idea for somebody else? .:.... ..IIf'lfllC7' did wc. Page One Hmzdred-nine IERRY SPEARS FUNERAL SERVICE NEW STRAIGHT INVALID COACH 'ifympatlzetic Undemfandizzg Sofiens Sorrow' COMPLETELY REMODELED PARLORS. WITH LADIES LOUNGE ON SECOND FLOOR. CHAPEL ORGAN IORGANIST FURNISHED WHERE IT IS DESIREDI. i PRIVATE PARKING SPACE FOR VISITORS TO OUR PARLORS. PERSONNEL AND FACILITIES TO SERVE PROTESTANT OR CATHOLIC RITUAL. STRAIGHT AMBULANCE and STRAIGHT HEARSE Q 2693 Wes'I' Broad S'I'ree'I' Phone RA 5092-4427 Page Ona Hzllzdred-len MARY WAITE BETTY JEAN PRICE TO A CANDLE When your tiny wick is tipped With a glowing bit of flame, In the smoke it sends on high Is the mem'ry of a tame Placid, little, reddish glint, Now replaced by dancing fire, Falling first this way-then that, Growing tall and recahing higher, Sending shapely waxen pearls Rolling to the crystal base Of your holder, shining clear In the shadows of your trace. REVERIES A It is raining- - The streets are brown and glistening. It is quiet- Except the tripping of the elfin rain- TO MY HEART A tiny star but blinked at me, And I was sure it meant ' To say, it was a lover's gift, And if from you was sent. It brought a message to my ear, But, knocked upon my heart- It realized my ear was not The place, where it should part With such a secret, and it knew No one but I would hear, If it should whisper to my heart, And into my ear. NIGHT SCENE Calm and still Lies the night On ear-th's tumultuous breast. drops. Peace and love It is peaceful- Attend her, . Earth pauses in its rush to dream Handmaidens to her dream child. again. Page One Hundred eleven Better Services are Provided by these Members of Hilltop Business lVlen's Association They Are Constantly Striving to Serve Community Cooperation Economy Variety Store 2402 W. Broad St. RA 2688 W. S. Essex, Pharmacy 363 S. Central Ave. RA 332l W. W. Ewing, Heating Contractor 2I6 S. Burgess Ave. RA 3I8I Fern Beauty Shop 9 S. Wayne Ave. RA I229 First Federal Savings 81 Loan Assn. 2369 W. Broad St. RA 0832 Dr. T. S. Fox, Dentist 2405lf2 W. Broad St. RA 3752 Frey's Shoe Repair Shop 2346 W. Broad St. Dr. Clarence Fry, Physician 2642 W. Broad St. RA 5685 Gearhart Hardware 2337 Sullivant Ave. RA 5384 Dr. J. M. Gettrost, Physician 266l W. Broad St. RA OOI3 Chandler Gibson, Sinclair Super Station 2460 W. Broad St. F. F. Green, Cement 3046 Crescent Dr. RA 5I78 Hauntz Market 28l0 W. Broad St. RA II45 Dr. W. W. Hicks, Physician 2895 W. Broad St. RA 59l9 A. A. Hill Appliance Shop 2455 Sullivant Ave. RA 3313 Hill Tribune I3 N. Westmoor Ave. RA 59I3 Hilltop Bakery 2425 W. Broad St. RA 752l Hilltop Bank 2374 W. Broad St. RA 3400 Hilltop Furniture Co. 2365 W. Broad St. RA 4l63 Hilltop Plumbing Supply Co. 2333 W. Broad St. RA 4l09 Hilltop Record I4 S. Oakley Ave. RA ll25 Hilltop Recreation, Bowling Alleys 24I9 W. Broad St. RA 0302 Hilltop Van 8: Storage 2830 W. Broad St. RA II07 Hutt Beauty Shop 2l54 Sullivant Ave. RA 2787 George Gusler, Manufacturer 36l5 W. Broad St. RA 0946 Carl Johnson, Barber 7 S. Wayne Ave: Page Om' I'I1H'Ld7'Fd-f0M1 fEL'M This Year and Every Year Hilltop Business Meds Association Has Siood for Everyihing Thai' ls Good for Wesf High School Communi'I'y Coopera+ion Jones Cleaners 2500 W. Broad Sf. RA 4606 Ed. McGurer, Auio Repair 20 S. Wayne Ave. RA 2396 Jones Lumber 8: Coal Co. 57 N. Sylvan Ave. RA IIO9 Mechem Shoe Co. 2469 W. Broad Sf. RA 3347 Keni' Food Marlcef 3l03 W. Broad Si. RA lI3l Melvin Hardware and Painf Co. 2409 W. Broad Sl. RA 2424 Ken'I s Modern Markei' 2756 Sullivanf Ave. RA 08l8 Memorial Burial Parlc 6959 W. Broad Si. AD 2868 Kimball Bros. Garage 2846 Wesi' Broad Sf. RA 3I93 Meizmaier Florisi' 2427 W. Broad S'l'. RA 034l C. J. Kohn, Morfician 2456 W. Broad Sf. RA l225 Percy D. Miller, Service Sialion 2236 Sullivani' Ave. RA 58l3 Dr. L. R. Leaman, Den+is+ 2757V2 W. Broad Sf. RA 3826 Dr. C. O. Miller, Opiomefrisi 2484 W. Broad Sf. RA 699i Dr. T. E. Leonard, Docfor of Neopaihy 2248 Sullivanf Ave. RA 602l Dr. R. J. Miller, Chiroprac+or 2493 W. Broad Sf. RA 733l Dr. L. O. Linville, Opiomeirisi 2434 W. Broad Si. RA 4836 W. L. Millilcin, Hardware 2420 W. Broad Sf. RA l904 Long 81 Haldeman, Dry Cleaners 2423 W. Broad Si. RA 03l3 Millikin Marke+ 2422 Wesf Broad Sf. RA Il0I Mary Lou Beaufy Salon 2755 W. Broad Sf. RA O72I Chas. W. Minnix, Con'lrac+or 576 Salisbury Rd. RA 4l9I Dr. G. T. Maihews, Physician 2760'f2 W. Broad sf. RA me Minn's Garage 228l W. Broad Sf. RA 3320 Dr. E. E. McNamee, Chiropracfor 2543 Sullivani' Ave. RA 0892 Roe Moore, Milk Dis'rribu'l'or 4949 W. Broad Sl. RA l450 Page One Hundffed-fifteen May Success Go With You This is 'l'he Wish of Every Member of I-iilliop Business Meds Association To fhe Graduaies of Wesi High Communii'y Coopera'lion Dr. Evan Morgan, Deniisl' Harold F. Schmidi, Sup+. Greenlawn 2519V2 W. Broad S+. RA 5419 Ceme+ery 7l2 Brown Rd. Dr. A. C. Myers, Deniisi' M. W. Seiller, Ready-+o-Wear 2375If2 W. Broad S+. RA 0996 2404 W. Broad S+. RA 20l2 Neary-S Service S+a,Hon Shank 8: Saundc-fri, Rea'LEs+a+e, Renials, , n uranc 2755 S 'Va + Ave' 2459 W. Broad S+. RA 4298 Orr 81 Day, Coniracfors and Real Esiaie C, B. Sherbuml Food Ma'-ke+ 298l W. Broad S+. RA 7223 2445 W. Broad S+. RA II4l G. M. Painier Food Markei' Sillman's Cleaning and Pressing 2697 Sullivani Ave. RA H36 2396 W. Broad Si. RA 0l I8 Penfield Markei A. C. Skipper, Plumbing 2l47 Sullivan? Ave. RA 0I00 I43 N. Burgess Ave. RA 244l O'H'o A. Rieck, Decoraior E. L. Skipper, Plumber I66 S. Brinker Ave. RA 6722 Sl N. Terrace S+. RA 5845 John Riepenhofli, Dry Cleaning 2532 Sullivan? Ave. RA 0705 Donald F. Smiih, A++orney 2405lfg W. Broad Sf. RA 4275 Rivoli Theaire Souihworih Poul+ry Markef Oakley X: Broad RA 3383 l5l0 Sullivanl Ave. RA 6990 Roan 8: Hays, lnsurance Wal+er J. Sfephens, Florisi' 2343 W. Broad Sf. RA l7I6 704 Brown Rd. RA IIO3 Russell Pharmacy C. B. Siory, Dry Cleaning 2699 Sullivanl Ave. RA 0l23 24l4 W. Broad Sl. OHO Schaiz, Builder Dr. H. D. Sirausbaugh, Physician 244 N. Warren Ave. RA 3950 2679 W. Broad S+. RA 0057 Schmelzer's Resiaurani Dr. F. L. Sulzberger, Op+omei'ris'l 3l78 W. Broad Sl. RA 0356 24I7 W. Broad Sl. RA 2638 Page One H1t11fdYBd-Si,1JfCC1'l The HiII+op-A Communi+y of +he Fines+ Ci+izens in +he S+a+e l-lillioio Business lVlen's Association S+ands Ever Ready +o Serve This Communi+y Communi+y Coopera+ion Dr. Bruce Tanner, D. N. 3 Eldon Ave. RA 32l2 Mose Williams, Insurance 258I S+eeIe Ave. RA 0758 Tas+y Nu+ Shoppe 2383 W. Broad S+. RA 0396 Williams 8: Eisennecher Plumbing Con+rac+ors 220I Springmon+ S+. RA 6557 E..A. Terry, Gas and Oil Whea+Iand 8: SuIIivan+ Aves. Wm. Wolfe, Ice, Coal, Billiards 24l9 W. Broad S+. 2467 W B Tzdgls Drug Slores RA 03.0 Dr. C. V. Wolfe, Physician a F05 - 2572 SuIIivan+ Ave. RA 0203 2558 W' Bmd S+' RA '400 Trapp's Tire S+ore 2285 W. Broad S+. RA I254 Wrigh+'s Shoe Repair 2394 W. Broad S+. Wm. J. Tro'H, Plumbing 81 Hea+ing I837 SuIIivan+ Ave. RA 5234 Wrigh+'s Marke+ 2300 SuIIivan+ Ave. RA 0696 Carl Turner, Oakland S+ock Farms 4328 W. Broad S+. RA 7545 Yos+ FIoris+s 303 Belvidere RA 3I24 Umbenhaur's Drug S+ore 2386 W. Broad Sf. RA Ol I2 Schwan Bro+hers Garage 2608 SuIIivan+ Ave. RA I506 Waymer's Marke+, Mea+s 2385 W. Broad S+. RA 0336 Morgan C. Murphy, Service S+a+ion , Wes+ga+e and Broad Wes+ Side Lumber Co. 3401 W. Broad S+. RA II88 Wes+ Side Mo+ors I350 Wes+ Broad S+. RA II96 Wes+ga+e EIec+ric Shop 2655 W. Broad S+. RA II65 Wm. E. Jones, Real Es+a+e 8: Insurance I74 S. Eureka RA 064I Wes+ga+e Garage 2820 W. Broad S+. RA i593 Wes+moor Beau+y Salon 7 S. Wes+ga+e Ave. RA 5670 Wes+ga+e Pharmacy 3089 W. Broad S+. RA OI82 BiI+more Res+auran+ 24l0 Wes+ Broad S+. RA 0334 Dr. Howard Whi+ehead, Physician 2239 W. Broad S+. RA 2065 Frank Morgan, Barber 2350 Wes+ Broad S+. Page One Himdrcd-seventeen How About Your Autograph? 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