West High School - Occident Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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FACULTY L+. Sam H. Morrison-OlOO4l95 Hg. Mo A T S C Brookley Field Mobile, Alabama L+. P. S. Waldeck, U. S. N. R. C A S U lFl 8 cfo F. P. O. San Francisco, Caliiornia L+. g.l Frank Mason, U. S. N. R. U.S.S.YMS247 cfo F. P. O. New York, New York L+. g.l E. P. Sparrow, l64l ln+erlaken Place Sea++le 2, Washing+on Sg+. R. A. Ba+son-l5307422 Prov. Sig. Co. 8+h Army A. C. A. P. O. 248 cfo P. M. San Francisco, California L+. G. K. Bradford, U. S. N. R. 3240 Henry Hudson Parkway Ap+. 3C New York 63, New York L+. W. W. Barlow I74O Gregory Way Bremer+on, Washing+on L+. O. C. France-O-924590 Hq. S+a+is+ical Oiiice Pyndall Field, Florida Roy Bowen Chas. Benne++ i' 'lr 'lr if U. S. C. G. R. As 'Far as +he edi+ors have been Iis'I' of all +he boys from Wes+ High in 'l'he service of our coun+ry: Adair, John Alford, Charles Ardle, Rober+ Bell, Ned Bierly, Donald Collins, George Chambers, Rober+ Chapman, Rollin Dale, Ar+l1ur Driscoll, Herberl' Duff, David Fry, Bob Fryer, Ed Grady, Wallace HaI'l'on, Rober+ Har+, David Lee Har+man, Raymond Harold, Joseph Hennick, Harold R. High, Harold Hoffman, James Johns+on, Rober+ Jones, James Jones, William Kauderer, Howard Keafing, Charles IN SERVICE Mr. Russell Sla+er Hg. Co. XV Corps CIC De+. A. P. O. 436 cfo P.. New York,l New York L+. O. D. Lehman, U. S. N. R. B O Q Lewis Park Naval Opera+ing Base Norfolk ll, Virginia Mr. John H. Thompson CIC Sec+ion G-2 Sec+ion Hg. Communica+ion Zone lForwarcll A. P. O. 887 cfo P. M. New York, New York Jane+ A. Blayney-Y 2fc V-IO Wave Barracks :EPIC Navy 128 cfo F. P. O. San Francisco, Caliiornia Ensign Roger H. Essig, U. S. N. R. Armed Guard School Shel+on lU. S. 6Ol Norfolk ll, Virginia L+. Edgar House, U. S. N. R. ISOO Key Blvd. Arling+on, Virginia Rober+ Dowling Wayne House E. V. Mcpherson Geo. Williams, U. S. Navy Pre+ligh+ School Chapel Hill, N. C. able +o ascerfain, +I1is is +he compIe+e who have made 'Ihe supreme sacrifice Keller, Guy Landman, John Link, Woodrow Marsh, Ned Mead, Wm. Mohn, Lee Moraine, Russell Nairn, James Neal, James T. Pappas, John Reese, Carl Robinson, Don Roese, Scol'+ Ruder, George Toohey, Willis Tresenrider, Rober+ Tucker, Charles Tyler, Charles Welker, George Wilkins, Chas. Wilson, Earl Winklehausen, Jack Wolf, Daniel C. Wor+hen, Rober+ Young, Oscar Zeisler, Paul I'4l

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The school board-as now-was composed of public spirited citizens of the community who endeavored to manage the schools in the interest of youths. Occasionally, unconventional procedures would arise. Bribery charges in its midst, oni one occasion at least, created quite a sensation in the community, then, the fistic combat was occasionally resorted to. One, in particular, created a sensation, vis., that of Drs. Loving and lifirth, who engaged in puglistic combat during a meeting. nr as 4: 1: Among the first actions of the newly-constituted board of education was that reconnnencled by the committee on rules for the better running of the schools. In April, 1845, the rules, as finally adopted by this august body, embraced tlze following: 1. Each quarter consists of 12 weeles and each week of five and one-half days. 2. Payment may be made at the end of the quarter, or close of tlze term of service, 845 for each quarter. 3. School is to begin at half-past eight in the morning, and close at 12,' in the afternoon, begin at 2 and close at 5. 4. Each teacher is expected to see that the schoolroom is in- order to open the school at the hour fixed upon. 5. If any scholar is, tarcly more than 15 minutes, suclz scholar is to be forthwith sent home for that halfday, unless a good excuse is brought from the parent or guardian. 6. No tobacco in any form is to be used, in or about the room. 7. All vulgar and profane language is strictly forbidden. 8. No scholar is to got from one school to another without permission of the director. 9. Every scholar is to be clean in person and clothing. 10. Every teacher is to keep a list of the names and ages of the scholars and the branches taught. 11. No boy over 10 years of age is allowed to attend a school taught by a female teacher. 12. All children, except boys over 10 years of age, are to attend tlze school nearest to their home, and boys over 10 are to attend the nearest male school. 13. Every teacher is expected to see these rules ordered, and if needed, report any ifiola- tion thereof, or any other misconduct, to the school directors. Pk be 1: wk Probably the most historical school building in Columbus is at the northeast corner of West Broad and Sandusky streets. Its historical interest does not exist in the age of tlze building, but from the fact that it is erected upon historical ground-upon a lot which at o-ne time was in the center of the village of Columbus. The site of the present Franlelinton school house was tlze site of the jirst courthouse in Franklin county, when the hub of industry was west of the Scioto river, and the entire east side of that stream was a wilderness. By the extension of tlze corporate limits of tlze city in 1872, the Franklinton school, then a small structure containing two rooms, with seats for 130 pupils, came into the possession of the board of education. At this time-as nown-there was a demand for additional school' facilities on the lflfest Side, and in 1873 a building containing 10 rooms, with a capacity for seating 400 students was erected on the site. infractions of tlze rules of the school were rather commonplace in the Columbus schools. In 1849, a Mr. Parry complained before tlze board that Jlr. Pearson, a teacher, was un- lffontinued on Page l33l AIN- E P, ,AWWQ 'ri eil ,- -, 85? S . efcacce M Pafmcle We . .fl fi .1 .--, t .Q A , - Q- . 'Jgg-fv-4-u5:'1,'.Tw,,.:.ve-fr1ficv:.fygff-41-53.6.-.eE's-L:'.4:ife11nkilihfp

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-A- Abram, Jack Abram, Duane Ackley, Bernard ADAIR, JOHN, deceased Adams, Alva Adams, DeWayne Adams, George Adams, VValter Abram, Jesse Aisel, Ray Alban, John Allen, David Allen, Larice Albert, Gene Alban, Jack Alban, Matere Alban, Russ Allen, Joe Albert, Bill Alexander, Jack Allan, ltoy Allen, Cliff Aman, John Allen, Hubert Allen, Bob E. Ambrosia, John Anthony, Harry Anthony, Dir-k Anderson, George Anderson, John Ansel, George Ailes, Bruce Andrews, Harry Ailes, Jim Abram, Duane Ankrum, Allen Amspoker, Richard Apel, Walter Armstrong, Milton Armstrong, Ed ARDLE, BOB, deceased ADAIR, JOHN, deceased Arnold, Harry Arnold, Bob Arnold, Clarence Archer, Don Ayers, Rufus Adams, Ken Agriesti, Joe Agriesti, Jim Archer, Virgil Arnold, Tom ALFORD, CHARLES, deceased Allen, Curtiss Anderson, Don Alston, VValdo Arnspoker, Richard Allen, Ray D. Ainsworth, Robert Ainsworth, Harold Anthony, Bob Arbenz, John W. Armentrout, Bob Adams, Kenneth D. Alban, Herb Allen, Lawrence Ansophcr, Dick Adams, Kenneth Albert, Gene Arnold, Wilferd Arnold, Tom Albcrry, Carlyle Aleshire, Joseph Almay, Glenn Ashburn, Julian Ashcraft, Leslie Allen, John E. Anderson, Melvin Aumiller, William Allen, Noble L. Armbrust, Melvin Anthony, Bob Ailes, Jim -n- Baas, Arthur Baas, Edw. J. Baker, Arthur Baker, Richard Baird, Clarence Baird, Herb Baird, Earl Bates, Tom Barlow, Bill Bates, Bob Battin, Bob Barrett, John Bailey, Carl Bailey, Bert Barbee, Bob Barnes, Bill Barnes, Willard Barnhart, Theron Baird, Jack Barrett, Jim Bartel, Bob Ballard, Willis Bair, Tom Baer, Dwight Ballenger, Dwight Ballanger, Stan Barr, Roy Barber, Bill Baerick, Ellery Balenbacker, D. Bellandy, Willis Beavers, Floyd Bellinger, Stan Beaumont, Lee, Jr, Bell, Bob Bell, Dick BELL, NED, deceased Bell, Jim Beller, Dick Bellar, Jack Beltz, Irvin, Jr. Bercaw, Jim Beggarzi, Tony Beaumont, Paul Betts, Earl Berger, Leo Beumer, John Bender, Jack Beck, Henry Bennett, Charles Bennett, Charles Bentz, Bill Benson, Reuben Beckett, Harold Beck, Ellsworth Bennett, Ralph Bestield, Herschel Bennett, Paul Bauermeister, Jack Bidwell, Ray Bigelow, Dan Bigelow, Marvin Bishop, Don Bishop, James Bill, Lewis Blades, Clayton Blackmore, George A. Blackmore, George H. Blackmore, Bob L. Blackwell. Bob W. Blackwell, Gene Blackstone, Frank Blackburn, John Blesch, Bob Blayney, Don Blayney, Dick Born, Bill Boyer, Melvin Bowers, Charles Boulger, Bill Boullion, Frank Bowen, Fred Bowen, Roy Bowen, Marcus Boulass, W. Boyd, Clarence Bower, Frank Bouman, Melvin Bobbitt, Roy BonDurant, Don Bowen, Walter Bradford, George Bradford, Kenneth Brenot, Bernard Brenot, Ernest Brenot, Berman Brown, Bob VV. Brownfield, Lyman Bridgefoot, Bernard Bridgefoot, Stan Bright, Bill Braithwaite, Bob Braithwaie, Ed Bright, Eldon Brown, Jack Bellis, Paul Brown, Delman Brown, Bob Brown, Wallie Brown, VVayne Brown, John Brown, Fred Brown, lvor Brown, Willard Browne, George Browne, John Brownfield, Dave Brucklemeyer, Howard Bradford, Ken Brockmeyer, Bill Bright, Bill Brooks, Milton Briscoe,, Ira Lee B1'iggs, Ralph Browne, Floyd Brockaw, Dick Brownscomb, Don Bowser, Don Bower, Art Bower, Bob Berry, Clarence Beymer, John Boyhan, Bill Brown, Jim Bull, Dick Bryan, Paul Brink, Gene Burgoon, Dick Buchmaster, Elliot Buchingham, Gene Bunner, Dan Burton, Roy Burke, Bob Bnrkey, Bob Butte, Charles Buzzard, Ralph Birt, Oran Burkhalter, Allen Burger, George Burke, Homer Byerly, Dick Bowen, Wayne Barnes, Dean Bull, Jim Bigler, Harriett, SPAR Brokaw, l'aul Baumeister, Jack Bennett, Don Best, Jack Ball, Montie Barnett, Lionel Brascomb, Lee Barnhart, Robert W'arren Bryan, Gordon E. Boyer, Charles E. Barnhart, Bob Blaney, Janet, WAVE Beyoner, John Bownan, Jack Bowman, Dorothy Brush, Robert Betts, Clifford Beatty, Robert Brookuy, William Bauermeister, William Barfield, Clay Barton, W. W. Baird, Jack Brandenberger, Lester Brandenberger, Marian Byerly, Robert Bieker, John H. Baldwin, Vera, WAVE Brown, James Bryan, Daniel Bland, Earl Bolin, Richard Bowan, Bill Bowman, Jack Biddle, Jack Baker, Richard Beard, Edward Bryant, Clyde Bandy, Donald Beaver, Lyle Buck, Mary Jane Buchanan, Harold E. Balyan, Bob Burkett, John Bunner, Alvinza Beckwith. Carl Babbitt, William E. Bnrd, Sarah, WAVE Bellis, Paul Bell, Jim Barclay, Kenneth Borland, Charles A. Brown, Martha Ann Bates, Jack Beckett, Harry, Jr. Braun, Frederick Breckenridge, Carle E. Barnes, Willard Bouser, Phil Bowman, Dorothy Burke, Donald Burwell, Maurel BIERLY, DONALD, deceased Buchanan, Dean Buchanan, Doyle Buchanan, Clyde Brown, Eldon H. Boord, Ray Baker, Tom Brockington, Ned Bit-ies, John H. Baker, Donald G. Borland, Charles A. Brown, Bill Brown, David Bobbitt, Ed Bohbitt, John Ballenger, Gail Biegler, Albert Berg, Jack Boyer, Jack Bohem, Dale Buckingham, L. Buckingham, Eugene Baas, Edward J. Baird, Robert E. Brohard, Mack Banker, Harold Blum, Andy Breckenridge, Howard Brown, David -C- Capretta, Ray Callif, John Caldwell, Jack Camp, Jim Camp, John Campbell, Fletcher Cahill, Ray Carey, .Jack Carpenter, Jack Carpenter, Bob Carry, Joe Carter, Russ Capretta, Alfonso Capretta, Harold Cavanough, Bob Cassill, Bill Cains, Herman Case, Ralph R. Carif, John Castle, Bill H. Capretta, Joe Canada, Fred Canada, John Cannon, Glen Cartwright, Bob Casey, Chai les Cathers, George Cash, Lawrence CHAMBERS. BOB, deceased Chalender, Bill W. Chambers, George Chambers, Harold Chrisman, Roger Chadwick, Toni Chruton, Paul Chevalier, Gene Chambers, David Cherry, Norman Chakers, Dono Chesser, Ray Churton, John Charlton, Bill Clark, Curtiss Cleveland, Susie, WAVE Clark Charles Clays, Marion Clifford, Tom Cliffton, Jack Cliffton, Don Cline, Kenneth Clum, David Clark, Torn Cline, Ed Cliffton, Dick Clark, Bill A. Cloyds, Lee Clark, Ray Colburn, Dick Cole, Bert Conrad, Don Conrad, Bill Corn, Klell Cotner, Dennis Cotner, Frank Clark, John COLLINS, GEORGE, deceased Coil. David Coplan, John Cox, Godfrey Colegrove, Bob Collins, Ed Conneise, Alfred Cornwell, Mary, WAVE Conn, Bob Condon, Harold Cornwell, Robert H. Collins, Oron Collins, Harry Courtney, Dale Crum, Bill Crosman, Bob Crawford, Harold Croine, Dick Cray, John Crego, Carl Culen, Ralph Cunningham, Charles Cunningham, George Currier, Art Curtiss, Bill Cunningham, Bob Crum, Dick Cunningham, Bill Curry, Charles Colmery, Bob Coyle, John J.