West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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l-'ifth Rttw:-Hurry NX't-rnt-r. lsntlnre Levy, Ellsworth lihler, Mr. Butcher. llyman Hzinknn. Frank Mt'l7nnnld, Galle Myers. Fnnrth Row!-l.:1ureIlL'c' Vtfnrtl, Mildred XVifner. Rnth .'X5lllt'IllllIl. Alice jnlitiknn, Grace Smith Lttrraine XVeller. I,ncillr XVneliler. Portia Shribt-r, 'llhird RUXNI-l,t'IlIvl'6 Fnx. lilivzlbeth Perks. Rnzi Hayek. lathes Alexander, Frank Cnlien, Ellllllitlll Mahoney. Dnrtuthy Xvllllllllls. fhzirlex Hu-lett, Dttnnn Belle Smitt. Secnntl Rnw:-lilvirti Kiruner, Altimt-N Mathews, lidith llansnn. Betty Tapper, Mary Handel, 'Yaiiry Ktinzigzi. Mary l3eStirt-. Sylvian Plixkin, Mildred Siegel. Firxt Rttw:-Bill Fnlnr. Dnrntht linnyan. France- Lilnvmtin, Betty XYnlft-. Gertrude Bl:-ifhrtvdt, Mnrinn fatiiphvll. Xeltltt Zit'kcfonse. Alive Black, Dnrnthy Cnnper. llnrix lfdtntmtlatm. Nut in Picture:-B. Zellingt-r. li. Utmtlc-r, D, Urziwfik. F. funk, Y. Lirinie-, B. XVnlnveck, M, Burg, XV. Krnck, A. Sherman, D. Sample. M. lltttwer. Ulhtfiw:-Fzill. Prem lilimlit-th I-'erkag Vive-Prex Alive .lnlinanng Set: 'I'i'eaN. Fat NVare. Spring, Prcv. llyxnzin llunwng Yict--Pres. Betty Ttipperg bet: lrctix. l.nniN l'lrit'h. Thrift Club. H H I I ii 'I-X wiat- pt-rftm saws. ll tnnllsh tint' Nlzitci. :and lnrtizl , Slll'llN'I'. xx'innt'r ttf the flngsln ctliittwt lm' t'nt'nnitzigvtiiciit nf 'i thrift ht-ltl tlnring tht' rttll fciiit-att-tt. I W 'l'ht- Nt't'nntl twntittwt spniisnittl ht tht- 'lihrift Lilith was Ptllllkllltlfltl in ht .tll linmt' rntnnk tn iitipiwnt- thc hatnking pci'- t't'l1I:lg1t'. lht- rt'd :intl hlztuk httnnt-r with tht- inwriptinn. l irNt tn lhritt . unN:1u:trtlt'tl tttr tint'-hnntli't'tl pt-r t't'nt in tlvptttitw In Ronin -HW. iliht' thrift lt-:nlvr nl tlnx rntnn ual- i.1llll'2l 4 lrtnn nhn dt'- wrxtw t'rt'tl1t Int hvr t'nnpt'rnt1nti it ith tht' clnh. lht- vlnlw. tll!lllllll'tl :tt XX wt in llllw Tm tht- pttrpnxtl nf t'iit'tnirqtging thritt :nnnng tht- Ntntlt-ntx :intl tattnlti, lx t'tniipnNt'tl nt thrt-t- tlttttt lt-zttlvrx, tint' tin' t'ttt'h tlttnr. gt thrtrt hnnxttw' in t':1t'h hnint' Itnvllt. ttntl tht- t1T'ht'L'lN :ind tt-llttrt til thtr hqtnk. l Sl 1

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Sixth Row:-Miss Xvagner, lNIiss Pfahl, Niiss Ehrhardt, bliss Mcfoid. Fifth Row:-Marino Matzen, Miss Shirey, Miss Murdock, Ruth Gibson, Miss Krager, Alice johnson, Grace Smith. Fourth Row:-Mary Kekich, Marie O'Brien, Eleanor Myers, Evelyn Myers, Helen Munsell, Jennie Klein, Margaret jones, Berna Renfrow. Third Row:-Eva Keifer, Florence Saunders, Ella Scott, Bertha Davidson, Agnes Hull, Virginia Rishel, Sara Dygert, Margaret Terrass. Second Row:-Dorothy Seneif, Anna Nahlik, Isabelle Tomkinson, Elva VVilliamson, Matilda Manthey, Mary Pittenger, Marian Thomas, Pauline Sanford, First Row:-Vivian Hixon, Mildred Hilty, Blanche Childs, Ruth Clayton, Ruth Merz, Viva Bowman, Frieda Rudiminsky, Cora Brown, Mary Oldham. Censowe The VVest Club, as well as being an organization of the Y.VV.C.A., has the right to be ranked among the aid societies. The proof to the above statement lies in the fact that lliss Blur- doclc, now chief adviser and main stay in the club, has often ' related in public how she was adopted by the girls upon her arrival at VVest. Since then, yes, and before then too, hundreds of girls, mostly freshman, have found in Censowe a solution to problems of friendship and good times. It has been rumored that the best attendance at the club activities is ob- tained upon the announcement of a party which is less startling when one has witnessed such an occasion. The farewell party held at the YH for the three hundred dolls that journeyed to Japan was the most unique affair thus far planned. Fm , tp l97l

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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