West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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Back row: Chenot, Vfells, Clark. Sullifun. lvlurray. Hatch. XY.irncr. llott. Qurne. Irwin. Ualc house. Third TOLUZ Lamprnan, Allen. Hillihish. lvluwer. Harding. Dyfon. SCl1XK'QlI'l1. Shreffler. Supp. Weachter. Kroegcr, Cohh, Second TOLU2 Eddleson, Tambling, Thornton. France. Loy. Ivlmher. lteudncr. Hershey, Dennix. Brothers. Stahl. Bitter, Thomas. Front row: Meadows, Vvlalker, Greer, Neahitt. Friedman. Bluinenxtein, Lcacoina. Darling Werner, Walker. Rodeo General Staff The general staff of the Rodeo is composed ol rneinhers ol -llllillrllj' and lune claQQe4 of 1926 who volunteered to insure the success of the Rodeo hy getting Nullicient support from the student body. A home room was assigned to each Ntudent and the goal for suhscriptionf Set for 1100, Under the capable direction of Vvlilliam lvlurray, husinev manager and Mr. Neuenschwander, faculty advisor, the goal was finally reached, The Qecond :md hardest part of the work came in collecting the one dollar advance payment on these suhscriptions lt if to the credit of hoth the students and incinhers of the staff that 1075 wuhscrihers made good their pledge, a record reached hy no previoue claw. Many memherf of the general stuff al-o worlced :ealously Ku eecure .idvertiiing for the hook. Owing to the fact that the Retail lvlerchirnli' Association will not allow itQ inemherx to advertise in thc Rodeo, it tal-:es real hustling to get iidvertifing. Here again the claw made an excellent record with contracts totaling 3465. N1ncty'Nmc -

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HERE'S to Wests' Activities- They prevent school life from becoming the drab monotony which it was in the days of our fathers, and provide channels whereby students of kindred tastes may pursue their common interests. May they help many to find their places in the world's work: may they kindle the spark of many a brilliant career. Nmcty-Eight

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