West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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l,X,A-L,,. ,M-xg! f'-'eX!M---- '-- W ' W 4' -4- - 1 it ,,fii . P ,i , l' -i i 1 - ,, vf ,-. ,,..t -1. -is..........,Y.f,.,..,--, , c.-.-..,. ..- e .1 ,,,.-,.ao f,.-f Back row: Klcckner, Heintz, Stuver, Lerch, Miss Shepherd, Shrihber. Second ww: Staldcr, Vaughan, Feudner, Frost, Warner, Ridley. Di.-bbs, Easton. Fmnr row: Frost, France, Loud, Cohn, Treash, Aultman, Fisher. Not in picture: Elizabeth Denison. Ruth Gibson. Ofjlicersz president, Virginia Cohn: vice-president, Gerry Aulzmanz secretary, Corinne Franceg faculty adviser. Miss Shepherd. Uke Club The Ukelele Club is entirely new at West. having been organized last Sep' tember, under the leadership of Miss Shepherd. The members consist at this time of girls only, but boys will be eligible for membership next semester. A student must try out before a committee of three members and the faculty adviser before being admitted to membership. The purpose of the club is to offer students who are interested in the ukelele an opportunity to develop skill with this instrument. In addition to the pleasure derived from playing together, the members get a great deal of valuable experience through learning to play in unison. M' 'N Trl , 1 i One Hundrded and Twenty-Three

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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

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XXX as Hmk ww lg H Hvummrl, ltrevxlu :XJU--1, ...rrl-. linrek, lzlllrrelg-, 5-ll-rs, lhrrmas Fran! v.-rl Hull-ax, I'.a:ls--u, fa-lr,1 Nzllnan, Ivlxllrx. llaugl, Ullurwx pr--xrlrm, lrrel liruel. xxerfpnshlrrxr, Hrxlnrr la-lr. s-curarx .mel rua-Amr, .-'xulllrarx Nxllxlan Aero Club The Aero Club uf NVest was urgamzed m the fall term of 1924 under the su perx'1s11m uf Mr. Hummel. Its purpwse IS to study and develop model aeroplanese To be ellglble for membershrp a student must submlt ll model plane to Mr. Hummel and be vuteel m by the members. Meetmgs are held every week, alter mating between the homes ul' the members and the sehnul, Du rmg the past year the Aero Club xxwm three plaees m the Akron Aero Crm lest helel among the Akram publle selwuls. XVI men the elub was first wrgamzeel lt ermslsteel of twenty members but was later reelueed tu twelve. The elub has prmwen sueeessful ln earrymg wut us plans aml hopes to develop .1 great deal next year Um' llumlrfwl mul Tl1':':l!xl:ulH