West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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Sixth Row:-Ralph XVarriek, Henry XVitten, Charles Noall, Parker Schafer, Charles Linton. Charles Bernell, Fred Hatch, Rohert Diehl, Bruce Long. Fifth Row 3-Edward Kriselman, David Farrand, Lawrence Brewster, Harold Koplin, VVinston Smoyer, XVilliam Olmsted, XValter Blount, XVilIiam Hohach, john Palmer, Mr. Hummel. Fourth Row :-Albert Titmas, james Reynolds, Abe Cohen, Mates Goldman, Charles Marshal. Bruce Triplett, Harold Brock, Kenneth Gambee, Bob Newman, Thor VVhite. Third Row 2-Eugene Long, Austen Grubb, Henry Ells, Paul Tobin, james Pflueger, Emanuel Myers, Alfred Kuhlke, james Brock, Stanley Christener, Philip Burgy. Second Row:-james Crawford, Philip Syracopolis, james Mather, Charles Harris, james Stambough, jerry Dale, Fulton Mahan, Max Adman, Matthew Byerly, George Kodish. First Row:-Louis Rosentield, xxlllllillfl Fnlor, Sidney Shear, Edward Ross, Hyman Goldstein. Albert Katz, Lawrence Knecht, Lawrence Cort. Ulhcers: Pres. Bob Newmang Vice Pres. Al Titmasg See. Gene Long. Boys' Rooters' Club The Hoy's Rooters' Club was organized as 21 brotherhood among the boys of XVest High School to promote hetter school spirit. The club first met in the full semester before the close W of the foothzill seztson. Several peppy meetings resulted, and the members made themselves conspicuous in pep meetings. New yells were originated :ls :r result of this enthusiasm. if 5 1. t- -L llemhership is open In all boys in school while the players on the teams zrre eonsidered honorzlry members. The club plzuls to give at bzlnquet every year to letter men of :tll kvestls teams. llooj

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Second Rnw:-Miss Stuekey, Sylvia Smith, Helen McGrath, Marcella Keener, Faith Deeker, Katherine Sheinen, Miss Tudd. First Row:-Esther bapp, Alice XVolf, Anna Xahlik, Frances Lnnihert, Nlullie lulinrsky, Margaret Aune. Librarians ln the full nf 1923 Miss Stuekey' organized the present X -N system of lihrziry duty which consists uf having ll student zissis- i' taint in the lihrziry every period uf the day. The duties of the 'iii-'WN student lihrariuns are: tn have charge nf the lihrziry :rs 21 study away hall teacher, tn aid students in reference work, :ind tn keep the '- hooks in good condition :ind in their proper places. Tzietfulness, high scholarship, regular attendance, prumptness, willingness tn wnrk, recuintnentlzi- tions of teachers. and initiative :ire the requirements for this pusitiun, Students Hlilj' hecnme lihrzirizins hy zippliczitinn and fulfillment uf requirements nr hi recummendzi- tiun of the teacher. lliss Stuckey :intl Kliss 'Fudd are nuu' in charge nf the lihrziry. The furmer hats heen in charge ut it sinee its orgzlniyutiun in the full nf 1023, except fur the spring semester nf 102-l when it was under the silpeiwisiun nf hir. llikseh. l99l

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Second Row:-Lucille XVoehler. Hyman Hanson, Grace Smith, Alice johnson. First Row:-Betty Tapper, Edith Hanson, Bertha Davidson, Bella Green, Mr. Butcher. Officers: Pres. Bertha Davidsong Vive-Pres. Alice johnson, fashier Grace Smith. West High Bank The School Bank, one of the greatest projects at VVest. was organized and opened in October, 1923. This is a student project operated by the students of the commercial department who are chosen by Xlr. Butcher. faculty manager of thrift work. The aim of the bank in connection with the Thrift Club is to stimulate depositing and to give the tellers experience in handling cash which is a necessary factor in a commercial education. The Wvest High Bank in the past has been fortunate in placing many of its oiiicers and tellers in positions because of their connection with the bank. Helen Guttyan, the bank's first president, was placed in the posi- tion of secretary to the Vice-President of the ' Ohio State Bank: Klart' Bloch, a former bank president, is now in charge of the office for the Federal Paper and Twine Company. tion