West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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. X Ni! ,.,,,, 4. A. 7.4 Yr- 1 ot, Back muh Hamnion, Darling, lrxin, Young, XYarntr, Ufford, Nlnrray 'Third vow: Shaffer, XYalker, Xxeichrur, Miss Rentschltr, Newton, L,4mpm.in, Bt--. Second ww. Regal, Singer, Dennis, Seidel. Hershey, Brock, Sturdeyant, lvlcflrosltv, Ure-:nlioust Front ww: Brothers, Ht-cpu, Dyson, Auten. Thornton, Kodish, Burckharr, Daseh Officers, lull semester president, Chas. Ufford, yicv-president, Allan Ayers, secretary. Cornelia Retlal, treasurer, Edwin Young. Unseen, spring semeater: president, Carroll Shafferg vicefpresident. Donald XYalltcr, secretarjf, Niargaret Seidel. treasurer, Dean Lampnmn. Noi in pictim' Gladys Ellet, Neuolas Leacuma, lre Keener. Ivfargaret Shreffler, Arlene Stalder, Newton Halt. Helrn Schwartz. Kathryn Schneider, Corrine France, M.ir1an Feudner. National Honor Society The National Honor Society at West received its charter in the fall semester of 1923. It was immediately organized into an active club with Miss Rentschler as faculty advisor. Each semester 10 per cent of the IIB class and 'T per cent of the 1ZfA clam are chosen as members of the society. To be eligible for membership one must rank in the upper fourth of the senior class. The candidates are voted upon by a committee of teachers, appointed by Mr. Flood, who carefully consider the student's scholarship, service, leadership and character. The society has four meetings a year in addition to a banquet which is held every semester by the members. This term the National Honor Society had charge of chapel program at which all the members received certificates of membership. The society is a national organization whose purpose is to promote good scholar' ship. Membership to this organization is properly considered a great honor by its members. One Hundred and Fourteen a xr!

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ifx-,ALfi'Z,....X 41--.M QW,-4 ,.,,AX,,,,,...-W.. -K ,,,a- ..-M .-,,,-.,-- YH, , .- A .,'f'f' 4.4171 f- ..,..-,.,-41 rw k,--A-ianrm 1 Y YA Y V- M ,,.,, V -s u.,A,.Y ,. c. -1 gs all Back row: Regal, Miss Kmger, Chrlstmiin, Dieftnbach, Bryant. Ffurrrnnd, Zahrt. Hlllxbish, Front mu-1 Oldham, Stillman. Sturdevant, Newton. Lnrchficld, Cobb. Dlx, XO! in plctincz Carmen Kmffen, Corinne France, Helen McC.aLighuy', Franli McTJ1in.4ld. Elsie Porter, Virgina. Douglas, Officers, fall scvnsstcvz President, Betty Newton, vxcefprcsidcnt, :Xdlaxnc Hilllbl-hi secretary and tru.:-urur. flirnfllus Regal. Officers, spring semester: President, Charles Brvantg vitcfprcsldunt, Allan Dxcl-fnbachg secvtnry, Virginia Doug- lasg treasurer. Adalme Hillnbxsh. Writers' Club The Writers' Club, whose purpose is to encourage writing among students who are especially interested in that field, was organized in 1923 under the direction of Miss Bockstahler. Her supervision was followed in turn by that of Mrs. Brice and Miss Krager, the present leader. Under her guidance the club has made a study of the essay, the short-story and the poem. To be eligible for membership a student must submit a production to Miss Krager and a committe of three other faculty members who decide if the author is worthy of recommendation to membership. In the past year the members of the club have submitted material for the feature page of each issue of the Lariat. An interesting program was also given in Chapel during the spring semester. The club has had many profitable meetings and have had as their speakers, Dr. Douglas, Dean Thompson and Dean Spanton. ' W, , i N Y One Hundred and Fifteen