West High School - Occident Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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V ADMINI y TO THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF WEST HIGH SCHOOL: CongraTulaTions To you Tor one oT The besT years we have ever had. These are Times ThaT make iT diTHculT Tor all oT us. yeT The spiriT of The school has been ThaT oT cooperaTion, which has made iTselT TelT in all The acTiviTies of The school. This annual in iTs compleTeness and iTs perTecTion is buT a sample oT The many Things Tor which The sTudenT body has been responsible and which They've done well. The measure of The man and woman can besT be Taken when The going is associaTed wiTh uncerTainTy. l have been very much encouraged wiTh The way sTudenTs have underTalcen and suc- cessTully compleTed The many hard jobs OT The year. May you all have a pleasanT and proTiTable summer. WheTher as graduaTes going inTo oTher lines oT work and service, or as sTudenTs and Teachers yeT To be connecTed wiTh The school, I wish you a mosT proTTTable nexT year. T if DR. H. H. RETGHLEY, Principal i' ir if i' i' 'k 'A' P g Eighl'

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Boullion, Frank Bowen, Fred BOWEN, ROY Bowen, Marcus Boulass, W. Boyd. Clarence Bower. Frank Bouman, Melvin Bobbrff, Roy BonDuran+, Don Bowen, Waller Bradford, George BRADFORD. G. KENNETH Brenof, Bernard Brenor. Earnesl Brenoi. Berman Brown, Bob W. Brownfield. Lyman Bridgefooi, Bernard Bridgefool, Sian Bright Bill Braifhwaiie, Bob Braifhwaiie, Ed Brighr, Eldon Brown. Jack Brown. Delman Brown. Bob Brown, Wallie Brown Wayne Brown, John Brown, Fred Brown, Ivor Brown Willard Browne, George Browne, John Brownlielcl, Dave Brucklemeyer, Howard Bradford, Ken Brockmeyer, Bill Bright Biil Brooks, Millon Briscoe, Ira Lee Briggs, Ralph Browne, Floyd Brockaw, Dick Brownscomb, Don Bowser. Don Bower, Ari Bower, Bob Berry, Clarence Buchannan, Clyde Buchannan, Dean Buchannan. Doyle Beymer, John Boyhan, Bill Brown, Jim Bull, Dick Bryan. Paul Brink. Gene Burgoon, Dick Buckmasfer, Ellior Buckingham, Gene Bunner, Dan Burion, Roy Burke, Bob Burkey, Bob Buiie, Charles Buzzard, Ralph Birf, Oran Burkhalfer, Allen Burger, George Burke, Homer Byerly, Dick Bowen, Wayne Barnes, Dean Bull, Jim Biqler, l-larriei, SPAR Brokaw, Paul Baumeisrer, Jack Bennoif, Don Besf. Jack Ball, Monlie Barneii, Lionel Brascomb, Lee C Capreiia, Ray Callif, John Caldwell. Jack Camp, Jim Camp, John Campbell, Fleicher Cahill, Ray Carey, Norman Carey. Jack Carpemer, Jack Carpenier, Bob Carrer, George Carry. Joe Carier. Russ Capreiia, Alfonso Capreira. Harold Cavanaugh, Bob Cassill, Bill Cains, Herman Case, Ralph R. Cary, John Casile, Bill l-l. Capreiia. Joe Canada, Fred Canada, John Cannon, Glen Carlwrighf, Bob Casey, Charles Carhers, George Cash. Lawrence Chambers, Bob Chalender. Bill W. Chambers, George Chambers, Harold Chisman. Roger Chadwick, Tom Churlon, Paul Chevalier, Gene Chambers, David Cherry, Norman Chakers, Deno Chesser, Ray Churion, John Charlion. Bill Clark, Curiiss Cleveland, Susie, WAVE Clark Charles Clays Marion Clililord Tim Clrffion Jack Clrrlion Don Cline Kennelh Clum David Cline Clifflon Dick Clark Bill A Cloys Lee Clark, Ray Colburn, Dick Cole, Berf Conrad. Don Conrad. Bill Corn, Klell Coiner, Dennis Corner, Frank Clark, John COLLINS, GEO., DECEAS'-D Coil, David Coplan, John Cox. Godfrey Coleqrove, Bob Collins, Dan Conkler. Earl Cooper, Alfred Collins, Ed Conneise, Alfred Cornwell, Mary, WAVE Conn, Bob Condon, Harold Cornwell, Bob Collins, Oron Collins. l-larry Couriney, Dale Crum, Bill Cressrnan, Bob Crawford, Harold Crome. Dick Cray. John Crawford. Harry Crum, Dick Crego, Carl Cullen, Ralph Cunningham, Charles Cunningham, George Currier, Arr Curriss, Bill Cunningham, Bob Cunningham, Bill Curry, Bob Caldwell, Joe Crego. George Coyle, Jack Colby, R. W. Calhoun, Bob Coldwell, Dick Colmery, Merrill Curry. Charles Colmery, Bob Converse, Alfred Case, Ralph Cadel, Russell P. Canada, Bill Chambers, Ed lCon+inued on page ill Clark: Tom I ,Ed

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TRATICN g i' ss has s 5 i ' :sz T gl' fi ,E if wi T 2 MISS BLANCHE M. KERN, Vice-Principal A MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATING GIRLS: You girls oT The graduaTion class noT only can help solve The naTional problem oT The acuTe manpower shorTage buT you are being oTFered excellenT opporTuniTies oT employment y lT is noT only imporTanT To 'The TaTe of our naTion ThaT you Till These vacancies creaTed by The war buT, if possible, you should devoTe an alIoTTed amounT oT Time To some war organizaTion. ParTicipaTion in one of These organizaTions, such as The Red Crossj noT only aids in The war eTTorT buT provides you wiTh valuable knowledge which you can use in The TuTure. ATTer a Tew years, iT The war conTinues, some oT you will be eligible Tor The Waacs, Spars. Waves and oTher miliTary organizaTions in which The governmenT oTTers you excellenT advanced Training. l sincerely hope ThaT The knowledge you have obTained Trom your high school educaTion will aid you To secure The posiTion To which you are besT suiTed. if af if f if ak