West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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l-li-Y Club The l-li-Y Club, which is under the supervision of lVlr. Piehl, was organized at W est tive years ago. The slogan of the club is, To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. This spring semester each member in the club took five QB boys and acted as a big brother to them. OFFICERS Fall: President, Harold Cochran: vice-president, Howard Harpster: secretary, John A. Gill: treasurer, Abner Rosenfeld. Spring: President, Harold Cochran: vice-president, Charles Bryant: secretary, Iohn A. Gill: treasurer, Emmitt Brown. MEMBERS Back row: 1, Paul Miller: XVilliam Clindinst: 3, Marshall XVerner: 4, Paul Black: 5, Harold Capron: 6, Albert Dick: 7, Mr. Piehl. Second row: 1, XValter Parker: 2, Ellsworth Long: 3, Fred Hatch: 4, XValter Hatch: 5, Byron McCreary: 6, Ted Marty: 7, Charles Kuykendall: S, Abner Rosenfeld. First row: 1, Alpheus Myers: 2, Alpheus Marty: 3, Howard Harpster: 4, Harold Cochran: S, John A. Gill: 6, Earl Hanlfg 7, Charles Bryant. Not in picture: Fred Lahrmer, Floyd Reese, Frank Greer, Howard Beck, Henry Richards, Thor XVhite, Emmitt Brown, Glenn Nesbitt. Radio Club A In the fall term of 1923 the West High Radio Club was started. A good station was gotten through the school and a license procured with the call letters, 8 A.C.W. This station, composed of a one kilowatt rotary spark transmitter and a Gerbe sc-8 receiver was operated by the club's licensed members. In the fall semester of 1924, an up-to-date Cw transmitter was assembled and a new radiating system was set up. The club holds meetings every Tuesday evening in which theory, code practice and new developments in radio are the subjects. OFFICERS Fall: President, Maurice Knight: vice-president, Burdette Kimber: treasurer, Arthur Durant: secre- tary, Donald Warden. Spring: President, Maurice Knight: vice-president, Burdette Kimber: treasurer, Donald XVarden: MEMBERS Back row: l, Ronald Switzer: 2, Arthur Philo: 3, Mr. Suhadolink: 4, XVilbur Myers: 5, XVilliam Titmas: 6, Fred Kirk. Third row: 1, Robert Galloway: 2, XVard Kanaga: 3, Fred Barrett: 4, Gerald Branch: S, Louis Bunts. Second row: 1, Albert Mathias: 2, Thorald Krumroy: 3, Sam Fink: 4, Edward Greenwood: S, Edward Dietz: 6, Carl Craig. K. Eirst row: 1, Donald Xvarden: 2, Maurice Knight: 3, Sam Townsend: 4, Arthur Durant: 5, Burdette im er. secretary, Wilbur Myers. Not in picture: Albert Oldham, Raymond Bowman, Hally Eisinger, Arthur Lewis, Philip Syraco- poulos, Harold Miller. One Hundred Scrfenteen

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Chemistry Club The Chemistry Club has been one ofthe most popular clubs at West this year. It is under the supervision of lylr. Culp and lwlr. Snearline and there are about fifty-five members all of whom are interested in chemistry, The object of the club is to popularize chemistry and to give students more opportunities to investigate general fields of interest. The members not only gain knowledge of cultural yalue but also learn many things of vital importance to everyday life. Any student who has had a year of chemistry or is enrolled in a chemistry class is eligible to enter the club. The club meets every two weeks and has many local speakers who are actiycly engaged in chemical work. OFFICERS Fall: President, Abner Rosenfeld: riceapresident, Aim lluskin: secretary, Alplieus Myers. Spring: President, Donald IYarden: vice-president, Phillip llamblet: secretary, Lois Dice. MEMBERS Back row: 1, Harold Caprrin: 1, Robert Daily: 5, Arthur Durant: 4, jason Siiiioiisg 5, Philip llambletg 6, Mr. Culp: 7, Sain Nickolich: S, Perth Killinger. Third row: 1, Fred Camp: 2, Ellsworth Long: 3, Dorothy l'Iower: 4, Lois Dice: 5, XYiIlie Player: 6, Mr. Snearline: 7, Howard Harpster: S, Earl Herrick. Second row: l, Freda Harris: 2, Eugene XVainer: 3, Donald NVarden: -1, llarold Cochran: S, Loretta Tisch: 6, Katherine Sell: 7, Evelyn Boothe: S, Ruth Johnson. First row: 1, Hannah Benner: 2, Mildred Sayre: 3, Gwendolyn Lewis: 4, Allihens Myers: 5. Abner Rosenfeld: 6, Ann Ili skin: 7, Inez Ileld: S. Naomi Taylor. Not in picture: jim Akers, Allen Ayers, Grant Ilaupzhman, Grace Tlehling, Evelyn Firestone, Donald Koehler, Ray Lawrence, Harold MeCaughey. Louis Medvin. Kenneth Shriber, Joseph Shulansky, Robert Simpson, VVayne Singer, Tfm Stock. Archie Stiole, Shirley Reaven, Marvin Tishkolif, Edwin Young, Helen IVall, Betty Ingersoll, Karl Blumenstein, Kenneth IVells, Katherine Alpeter. John Gill, Grant Shihley. Irene Edelson, Abe Rovin, Paul Meltzer. g Student Cvuards The Student Cuardsu arose from the organization called Prefects, started by lvlr. lX4orley in 1922. They have as their duty the keeping of loiterers from the halls and corridors. The guards are on duty before school and at all periods during the day. At first the prefects were elected, one from each room. Xlr. Culp is now the supervisor of the organization and with the aid of teachers selects students of high citizenship standing to act as guards. MEMBERS Back row: 1, Sam Fink: 2, George LaFollette: 3, jason Simons: 4, Philip Ilanibletg 5, Grant Daugh- inzin: 6, Jack Chamberlin. Fourth row: 1, Robert Daily: 2, Judson jusell: 3, Ray Lawrence: 4, XYalter Parker: S, Mr. Culp: 4., Randolph Richards: 7, John Thomas. Third row: 1, Donald Kepler: 2, IYilliani Murray: 3, XVi1lard Quine: 4, Murray Cott: 5, Rollin Chenot: 6, Francis Hamon: 7, Roy Hurcomb. Second row: l, Harry Carter: 2, Paul Stevenson: 3, Elsie XVassnier: 4, Paulene Olson: 5, Margaret Owens: 6, Irene Ktnnan: 7, Donald IYarden. D First row: 1, Arthur Durant: 2, Sam Townsend: 3, Ellsworth Long: -8, Donald Koehler: 5, XVayne Singer: 6, Arthur Erra: 7, Earl Hanit: 8, Charles Bryant. Not in picture: W'illian1 Cott, Kenneth Macklin, George Galehouse, Elbert Garrison, Sam Nickolich, Donald Rogers, Denman Tfmpson, Randolph Short, Raymond Bahler, Benton Dales, Arlene Simmons, Burton Schell, David Farrand, Richard Kuhlke, Eugene IYarner, Mandal Mazur. One Hzuzdrcd Nl'l1t'fL't'Il