West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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5. A l l Burk vnu' Mtrrini.in, Kilhornr, Xleicliter, Rteal, llrotsi, Uvuvri, Cooper, fI.1bl-, lliimts, Ilixitl-oii, lviunswll. Mninsell, Loud, Cohn Fitlli wie: Zenith, Kekirk, Mtfsliir, Shttltr. Mx.-r-, Stoll., XYtt:tl, Short, Ikiily, Tainlilirig. XY1lli.inison, lfro-I, Mc! lrsih. Immlli wiv, Dirlib-, Vi-eu, lhirptr, llilvson, Stuxtr, lvialioiiiv, line-uv, llritfin, :Nur-n, lIr.ili.im, llaqui, l rirrli.ir.l, tl-fins, Feudner. Third mio: Hnntz, Axel'-w, fflmllitr, Adair, XYilIi.im-, Villiiioxxttli, lvlirrill. lwiiir-, Arliiiiurroiit. lm-11. Klan., Ralworg, Frederick, Scliroedtr. Sctund ww: Stednmn, Tomkinson, Black, rl-cihlrs, Hn-tlitrs, lSi.rni.in. Heli-mi, liollnid, lilli-ft, Fri-l-rick, lun-. Pollock, Fankbonnur, Aclusr, lllinke. Fmnl mtv: Heckler, Rossi Robinson, Butty, Miisser, lkirler, Streblvr, Hum!!-, Btn-s, Vice, McDnn.ild, lleiioi.-si Censowe 1Cimrinuedl Gosh, but this mask is hot! And let nie tell you, boys' clothes LIFCIIII the coolest things in the world! A decidedly feminine voice uttered this plaintiff reniark its, with a final pat, she and her flapper escort left the dressing room of the Yes, she was a boy. That is, if you get me, she considered that she was a boy. No, no, Nanette! That's not the idea at all! She was simply dressed in boys clothes. Futhermore she was not the only one. There were fifty other flappers in sheik costumes there that night in December, when the EastfWest Censowe clubs held gi CofEd party at the There were exhibitions of terpsichorean art, and the sheiks had an excellent opportunity to display their springing ability. Of course there was a feed afterward. Sandwiches 'ii cookies 'n candy 'n everything! Thus ended another of the Censowe good times, One Hundred and Twenty-One

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HMK wif Rltll-x, ll.iiu-ll, lwli-s Htiiils, hllrx Hilulgt, lvllss ll.iilullu.in. lviis- Kmgtr, Miss llhigmr, Nils- Stllt-rs. Mi-s Muitl-ith, Mis- l'!,ihl, .-Xiilriimii, l1x,iii-, t'iiiig.r, litiiitwx, Ltii: lmiiifli wif Siiurli, lliipti, K.i-ph, 'lii,ish, L.iutl, lwl.irih-x, Hiiiigi Ptiiilir. l'l.ihii, XXUIM, Ktiimi, Lux Trim! :hit I,.ir1, Quill, R--s-. Miitliilli, Siiurh. Fi..si, liiiiift. Sttimir, llillilw-li, lkililil H.tuii.l.is, li-:ls.x, H-.xt-i hltivii- .will fun liuiliilpli, :i.l.ill, ll-lhiltl, Higgins, Sli-llwiiilx, Suilil-, l'l---iii Y,ui4li,iii, tliiiiyili, Shtlllltl, liilliinl, s...1.1, i.i,t,i..i..i, 4,,,i..,iii.1l, H...i.....i 1w,,..i W iii-1.1...., s..ii.,... iii..i-Hi, H.,,..tit.ll, i.,.i....i,, r.,.,,.i, i.,.i,..i..in, it..ti.,i,sii, in.L...,..i. l'.ti,t.i, s..,iti.i, Him, l'l-thu, Ultllhilii Hllittii, Lill itnitilti i-it-itltiil. .'X.I,.Iiu- fhiiiur, tm-iii-sitltvir. I'..iil f,,iip.1. -icitt.ix-., l,iii.i I,-ix, ii isuiti Militl Si-,init Ulliguvi '-prnig ,mi -v pit-itlfiit, :Xthliiii tulip-1, xigtvlu-sail-iii, li,ih liid-iiqls, sigrtmrv, Lum Lux, ti...-ur r lvhli-l Slim. Censowe Tlit- Cciiswwc ifluh, which tlcrivcs its ii.imc lirmii the iuitml lcttcis of Cciitixil, Nurth, South, E.ist .tml West. is .ui urg.uii:.itiuii uf thc Girl Rcscrvcs. lt was foriiictl iii 19211 umlcr thu tlircutioii of the Y, VJ. C .A. Through gt fnurfoltl program of work, play, scrvicc amd iiispmttiuii, this cluh gtims tu tlcvclop high idc.ils uf Christian citizciiship, West Cciisuwc has cruitcd tl friciitlly, dciiiucixttic liccling among thu students amd h.is ht-cn iiistruiiiciitdl in the lxickiiig ut the schuul tc.uns. Cciisuwu piwwitlcs iimiiy sucml .ictivitics for thc girls, such .is splash partics gmt the hc.ui suppcrs and stunt night. During the pztst ytxu' tlit- cluh h.is done much pli1l.iiitlii'wpic xx'ui'k .uiwiig thc unlui'tuii.1tc ul rlit- city, Slugaiiz Tn F.1cc Lift- Squitrclyf' Ptirpuscz 'ATU Fiiitl iiiitl Give thc Bcstfl Our Hiuitifetl .mtl Tiiriiry

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Back wil' lhividson, Ilochcnour. Farrantl, Foltz. l..tmpm.in, Sttwart, XYill1.4ms. Thmi run' lvllss Rh--tit-, C.trn1.tn, lfrnxg, Fanlvtb-vnntr. Schr-ridtr, Aultrnien, Franklin. Secuml with Adams, Langley, Vancbcrg, Hroncy, Crt-gorv, Harding, -Innes, Zahn. Fvmzt ww- Schneider, Coup, Stedman. Stcllmg, Szroman, Cobb, Musser. Not nu pnftmr: Ruth Ashlesan, Louxx Aublc, Htltn Wright, Virginia Dibblc, Karl Gmybxll, Thor White, lwfarv lang. Ullntcrsl full .tcvnt'itc1' presidtnt, ,lean SIL'llll'lyLQ vlctfprcslderit, Vlrgmm Stcdmang secretary, Esther lvlusscr Ullnct-vi, spring strntwtus prcsucltnt, Helen Wright, uct-prtsidtnt, ,Ioan Srellinug sccrtmry. Paul Foltz Art Club The Art Club ,which was organized in 1923 under the direction of Miss Rhodes. was formed to give the students a better understanding of art and to emphasize in the school the importance of an art department. Chnstmas and Easter cards, colored by the members of the club are sold yearly. The club also makes posters and during the fall semester alone turned out forty posters, free of charge, for affairs of the school. In the future, however, a charge of fifteen cents will be made for each poster. The club is divided into committees, each made up of members interested in a certain type of work. jean Stelling had charge of the project committee, Kathryn Schneider heads the poster committee and Dean Lampman, sign committee. The club makes a thorough study of the lives of great artists. During the spring semester a series of articles written by club members about the pictures at West was published in The Lariat. Our Hundred and Twc11tyf'Two