West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

Page 18 text:

The Finished Product A rubber m1inufzicturer's aim is tn build ll tire that will withstand the bumps and grinds uf many ii mile. A seniur is the finished product nf XVest High Schunl. His cuurse and schiml career have prepared him to withstand the rough highways uf life nr college, us the case nitiy be. He is indeed deserving nf his credit, his pedestal, und diplnmn, just as ti tire receives the trademark and name nf its producer. llilril

Page 17 text:

J 'A-X, K N- fm 1 I , 1 I ff f ,c .q , A A 2 Q X as if X9 YA I 1, 'V :Aff X f'.'f - Q , X S3 ff I ff! f 0 A X - ' f f , 4 - x X ,f it x , .fxf fl-V ff X X I f w I X -Q X SU , ii, A 5, V I , gf X ' f f ff 'I-Q, , :X Q I f1 ww QF n f ,iff if U!!f!i1flmlv!935!'y, . , J Gm ff' 1 ' ffx' M A ,,fJ'. , in f x! lu- g ,av ,ww 1 w ffi 1r'Q f f - f Q , , H 'IEE X ,. Mi? 5' rg? J QL, 52 I V4 . ,MU . QTT L, , 1 '5: ' 5' ' ' , ' 'X H iff : ii 'H 1 5 I Mui J wwff - ,. if ,',- fl ' 4Q -ww, s. P ' . Q - A Wg if-Sw f 1 Q 'f s uPff1?az ii ' 1 Uf'7' 3:fff--55,':'f3- N?:.- fir ' 'fi A,,,,Y Y4. Y. ' iiilfii, THE FIUISHED PRCDDUCT

Page 19 text:

January Class of 1927 Hatch Frisby Ross Stover OFFICERS FREDERICK OLIVER H ircn, Freddy Course: History, Hulllfyi Swimmingg .-Imfritifnzi To be a prosperous business mang .eItIifr'itir.t: President of Class, Hi-Y, Glee Club, Swimming Club. Dramatic Club. Freddy's stalwart frame is bent with the weighty cares of safely piloting the senior ship out of school. JOHN Dt'RBrx FRISBY, jack Course: Classical: Ilalflfyz Superogationg .Jtlifz-itim: Vice-President of Class, National Honor Society, Dramatic Club. Jack will make his mark some day. If you don't believe it, ask him. RUTH Ctavrox Ross. Ruthie Coursrz Commercial, Hubby: Punching a typewriter: .1t'ti1'ilif5: Treasurer of Class, Student Senate, Lariat Staff. Ruth is hearty, good natured, pretty, and ingenious and not to he measured by her size. ANN STOVER, Gummy Course: Historyg Hobby: Bridge: .-Irtiiiirier: Secretary of Class, Dramatic Club. XVhen interviewed upon the subject Ann informed us that her life long ambition was to make faces in a watch factory. CLASS H I STORY As freshmen, we, the January Class of 1927, were infested with the same insults and indignities as all other freshmen classes are. The seniors deigning to look down on our motley assemblage cast horrified glances at our shocking behavior. The sophomores were the only group who bothered to pay any attention to us. They very kindly offered to sell us choice chapel seats for a quarter, but when we had made the purchase. the aforementioned seats failed to materialize. As sophomores we teased the newcomers and sold them our chapel seats even as they had been sold to us. A great event occured during this year. The first Rodeo made its appearance, and we all had our pictures in it! As juniors we ceased our persecutions of the freshies and turned our attention to more weighty affairs. Our class was organized and ollicers were elected. XVe ordered our rings and sweaters. XVhen the latter appeared the whole school was dazzled by their brightness: orange and black-emblematic of our brightness also. As seniors we, at last, realized our fondest hopes. The student body gazed at us with awe and admiration, and even the faculty manifested some difference. XVe are now about to start forth on another journey. This class which invaded XVest in such a rude and unseemly manner is now ready for its departure. Although absent, we shall be interested in XVest's enterprises and shall wish success to every undertaking which she may attempt. tim