West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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ff Q ijt ' T ii is-ser-herpes . 1 f' ,, HT, Q JL J gf Q, 4 .1 wsiffgff Lg ,,..MW,,-,-,Wcc,,-W,,. M-, K, .-165 Brick ww: M mrlw re, Tracy, Koplm, l.emle:, Spade, Zcxgler. XYallacc. Second mtv: M1-5 Stevenson, Fox, Haasc, Xlftrncr, Atwattr, Plisltxn, Sandburg, Kline, Dent. Front vmu: Hinds, Mcrkln. Pxttingcr, Mcndflsmin, Nutty, Davis, Wlilson, Vnldsmith. Officers: president, ,lack Klmgg xicrepresxdtnt, Kitty Lnngstr--ff, srcntary and tri. 4f1m ur, Arlcnc Pirtinger. Junior Dramatic Club The hlunior Dramatic Club was first organized in September, 1923, under the direction of Miss Haylor, but was disbanded and was not reorganized until the fall term of 1925, when Miss Stevenson accepted the sponsorship of the club. The club meets every two weeks to give programs of a dramatic nature and to discuss the best modern plays. The membership of the club is made up entirely of freshmen, The Ghost Story, the iirst production of the club, was given this semester both in chapel and before the Home and School League. The following took part in the play: Madeleine Wilson, Robert Myers, Doris Rudolph, Mary Atwater, Bernice Waldsniith, Albert Tracy, Robert Wetsel, Eugene Wallaice, Jack Kling, and Sarah Merkin. Une Hundred and Nine

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g T H E CR. ob E o il Back voir: Korach, Morgan, Hull, Calehousc. Hatch. Brvant. Newman, Dales, Mr. Packard. Thud mic: Schwartz, Hines, Bitter. XYolovecli, XYomtqn, Rrdlgv, Corley, MgGf3ghv Bgghlmgy Second row: Shaffer. Walker, Frisby, Houghlan, Ackcr. Link, Long. Lahrmer. Kline, Fmnz ww: Schneider, Shreffler, McGuinness, Blower, Walker, jones. Laud, Austin, Dyson. Harter. Xor m picture: Nina Fisher. Ann Stover. Andrea Whitehead. Officke-rybfull semester: president, Annabelle Walken vice-president, Frances Hines, se rcrary and treasurer, ,lack Fla y. Offxcavs, spring semester president, Donald C. Walkerg vice-president. Charles Bryant, secretary, Emogene Dysong treasurer, Benton Dales. Senior Dramatic Club The Senior Dramatic Club of West High was organized in 1922 under the lead- ership of Miss Naber, Miss Moery and Mrs. Emde. Three onefact plays were prof duced in that year, The Crimson Cocoanutf' The Turtle Dove and Who Kissed Barbara? In 1923 under the direction of Miss Wolfe, an evening performance of a three' act play, In Walked jimmy, was given in addition to a one'act play, The Minister Pro Tem, which was presented in chapel. Mr. Dwight Packard took charge of the club in 1924. In May of that year The Passing of the Third Floor Back, by Jerome K. Jerome, was presented. In December the play Mrs BumpsteadfLeigh, was given with great success. Doris Comes to Town, a threefact comedy, was presented in 1927 in addition to a play written by Mr. Packard and Mr. Lowell of the TimesfPress, The Mysterious Mystery of the Missing Mistletoe, was given on Dads Night during the spring semester, One Himdrsti and Eight Ji' fb K 'Z ' ' ' . .1 T . 4 gg.. ' QQ iaiggcala A Q- ,

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KVA Hack 11114 lluehrle, Nlarxen, XY.-llir lvlelvlllllin, Filth vnu Krvinilwirx, Kiplei, Williams, Vhrl-tnian, Austin. Lirrhfl- ld. Fourth mu, XV:-'mr, Barr, llregorv, Un -li v, Young, Allin, Park. r, l71ev:. llvnni r. Tllml 11114: llraeh. Klart- r, V11 nu- nt, Uni n. Anliman, Rieliaril, flraw ford, llvson, Seenml vnu Frnth, Volvh, Arn-rim, Urmts, Arlv-r. Hr--oker, Htl pe Fnmz mn- Anni, Snyder, liohkm, llaelserrnan. Wiener, Stillman, XYall. Xu! in piclnu Nlareell-ie l3tl.r-1ni. Ruth Dial lda lhlwkxn. L1-is lfmm--ns, Dornrliv lfogairv, lwlargaret ll-vvev, Hlanihe vlaeol'-s. Ruth Lughliv, :Krnv Nleffanghex. H-len Nleffanghey. Ruse Sarl'-inskv, lwiargarer Seidel, Helen Trallord, Ullnuvi Tall wviitxlv PM-idini. Syl-1 fllrinenh me-'Pri-ident, lhraldine Youlluv Stiff!-'U' -md 'YC-'WYCT1 I- WY lyll' llams, custodian ul seraplmolv, Aileen Gregory. lilprarlans. lvlargaret ,'Minv, Loraine Weller. Ufheim iprmg sivniiltr pre.nleni, lhralvlxne Young, vm-pnsnltnr, Alma l'1uehrlr, seeniarv and treasurer, Lomb' llvilllams. custodian of seraplwolv, Edith Lltehfnltlg lihranan-. :Xlrna Aektr, Helen Trafford. Girls, Glee Club The Girls Glee Cluh of Vs7est was organi:ed in 1914 under the supervision of Miss Hamilton who was followed in turn hy Miss Moore, Miss Phelps. Mr. Zook, Miss Cully and in 1924 hy Miss Daekerman, the present direetor. The purpose of the eluh is to develop interest in good music and to diseover and train individual talent. Many operettas and musie festivals have heen given in the past. Last year the eluh gave the operetta, Bells of Beaujolaisf' ln the spring semester of this year The Maid and the Middyf' was given hy the eomhined Glee Cluhs. The eluh is prepared to sing at any time and has filled several limeheon eluh engagements, The Lore from the Saga of Erie. the Red was given on l'arent's Night during the fall semester. During he year the eluh also assisted with many ehapel programs. I One llmnlretl .nirl Ten