West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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Bizqlg wil- A, ,l. Srztarliiw, lvlorgan, lrxin, ihltlu--lx-t, Atclur. Xlflllwr, Bess, Tliomaf, Tlmtchtr, Thmi 1-in Blumtn-t-in, Xlflernr, XY--rnir, Ure-r, Faxinetr, Htrls, Hatch, Chin, Y. S, fiulp, Strmiri wif' Linz, Lux, Yllltnnwttlm, Mtrshcr. All-gn, Dy-nn, Thgiit, Br-Irhcrs, lnprsoll, Fvnnt mu lirun, Quant, Vhtnot, Ufford, lvlurray, Xlfxrnlr, Trnpconv, Xnr in pxrluu' Edna Haxxlxins, H-rbtrt Fish. Karl Frank. Rua Hav-'s. lvfadtlxnt Brothers. Clam Black. lvfargartt Termss, llunald Harris, Ilunald Pcabudv, Kathtrinc Gus, Harrv l.lt'l Cfl'l'1ilH. Ruger johnson, Charles Hasletr, Mxldrt-tl Xlhght, Alfred Eberhard! Lois P--dllsh, Htrald Branch. XYill1.um ffunntllv. Burr-in Downs llfficru lull uwncxtrv pnsxdtntg ffhnrlts Uffortl, ucv-prtsidrvmr, Harold Thomas, sucretarv, Rollin flhenot. Ullirux rpvmg rvvxcsrrv pn-idnnt, Nelson Ptttrs, nrt-prtsidtnt, lvfadelim Brothers. sirretarx, Donald Harris Chemistry Club The chemistry Club was organized in 1921 under the leadership of Mr, Culp and Mr. Snearline. Its ur ose is to further the stud' of chemistr' and to give stu' P' P I V V5 A I Y' 5 I dents a greater opportunity to mvestigate general fields of interest both for their cultural value and their vital importance to every day life. This club is composed of thirtyffive members who are interested in chemistry. Students who are taking chemistry and show a special interest in the subject are eligible for membership, The meetings are held every two weeks. During the year the club has had many interesting programs, including addresses by prominent speakers from the University of Akron and scientists from the various rubber companies. One Hundred and Eighteen

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,l 4 LJ ' g'Nf1.fw,f'-j,,f'icr' o 'E' QYA' ww ' 'T x I - -,..,- , , 'N I lri V - X , V W . . .. -. , , M , ,A- ,T-g f -A -,-.n .Y.. f ..... ....,,..V. O... .,. 7- -- U.. Blick wil' Chcnor, llortl, Young, Quint, :Xru-rltl, Ettk, Slubltv, Quinn. Tlionipson, Ltngvtl. Rixltz. Snoolt, Duul witldle, Dulcs. Fi1u'rtl1 rt-ic: Nluhoncv, Xlwghttr, Hilliblsli. lwulson, lbtbuit, lwllrg--lis. floltlbtrg, Kr-nerr, lllullct. Seldel, Stulder XY1sh:nrt, lllng-'ry-, lvlr Hoist. Tlixrtl 'ruwz Nleffrosky, Stul'tltx.lnt, Ftutlmr, Cobb, l'oppi'i'igi'i', Slirvflltr, Simons, lvlurxrn, Hmvltins, Sclnnlt, l.cng.5vel, XYill1.lms. Porur, Rtgul. Si-twirl mic lj.-ubodv, Kziutrnun, lun.-Irs. lvlunts. Rostutlill, Stub-x', Nlxtx-, Stibtrt. Hvlxrunuer, Nlclvlullen. XM'-t, Lin Miinitii. l.e.n:on1.t, Flour ww: lYc1ustt1n, Tisrhofl, Httpi, brioiimlx, Stttlliuui, l1.ntl.im, lvlussii, Nuxtoli. l.c1t:, Kultur, Aulen, Hin-ilter, Bvmlure, Cnug, Ynt in pxtturu. Krlwtndolvu l'lti'slltv, Ann.: fir--culionsc, lvlurit lvlurlts, All-url lirtiu, Wunlt-tl Sclntdt, Vugunl Dollglfts, Kiirhirlue Sheiuin, Helen Stlixxntz, lloixi Supp, Brin.. Rtnlrow, luirtut llurlnim Student Tutors The Student Tutors of West were organized in the fall term of 1922 under the direction of Mr. Horst. The purpose ot this group is to give individual gud to students whose grades are lovv or failing. The tutors are chosen at the beginning of each semester by Mr. Horst on the recommendation ot the department heads from students whose grades are above Si. At the end of each semester a banquet is given to the tutors at the expense of those tutored as at mark of appreciation for their work. The work has proven successful both from the standpoint of the students and the teachers and many pupils have been able to pass their subjects with the help of the tutors. Wlflist .-.73 ,,fl:v'.l1i' -ii'l'il:f'. -l j:,' 1: r5:il1lf'iVE. ,lghlllg-'l'!p lil'.f5Tfyqri5 One Hundred and Seventeen ' f - it,-v ,fl'rX,,, ,E , , lflulllllllmlllllLlllliililllQY'iliE1,L-Qgtgegg: ii rniliigfitfigfc ff ':' ifr ' '1 :gf f 4: ,,

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1.4: Buck ron-' Galehi -n1- L, K x1s' ltndall, Hatch, White, Richards. Bryant, Kaufman. Fesltr Stroud 1 1f14': Thatchtr, llfnlkcr, Mt-adows, Nesbitt: Mcflilrd. Fznintgtr, Dales, Black. F1 1-v1 z 11 iz' Arnold. Btclt. Cllnudimr. Werner, lift-tr, Hatch. White. Nur m planing Winston Sm--wr, Keith Nesbitt. Olficerx' president. Nlarshall Wkrncrg vicefprcsxdent, Frank Crue-rg sccrctarv, William Clincdmstg trcasurcr, Harold Arnold, Hi-Y The HifY Club was organized in the fall term of 1920 with the slogan to create, maintain and extend throughout the community and the school, high stand' ards of Christian character. New members are proposed and voted in by the old members. Each member who graduates may also choose some one to 611 his place. Each semester the members of the HifY club take care of several freshman boys, acquainting them with West and helping them with their problems. Semi' annually, the club holds a Freshman Mixer for 9B boys. Bean suppers and feeds are enjoyed by the members at frequent intervals. Recently the club, under the direction of Mr. Piehl has been following an out' line of Bible study which was prepared by two of the members. , One Hundred and Nineteen