West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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,gms , if ll I J , ' , lw e-:ez-2 f 1 ' l x M VT Miss Hildegarde llein Nliss Neva llolman ' Mrs. XVinnifred Mabry I 7 l l G11'1S Atllletlcs Although llrs. Klabry came to us only at the beginning of this year, she has be- ll . . , . . . l come quite an indispensible part of our school life. VVhenever a certain dark-hery head towers above a group of eager girls. action is soon to follow. Wvhether the girls belonged to a gym class or a basketball squad, they felt her influence equally. llrs. Klabry, who was known until last summer as lliss uvinnifred Johnson, at- tended North-XVestern Lvniversity at Evanston, lllinois, where she was a member of the Alpha Gamma Sigma, National Physical lfducation Sorority. Since leaving college she has taught at Galena, lllinois, where she was supervisor of physical education: N Rockford, Illinois, and Seiberling School of our own city. She has also done play- ground work in Evanston, Rockford, and lfreepcrt, lllinois, as well as in Akron. :Xt Freeport she was playground supervisor. She names as her hobbies-golf and girls. She says she has enjoyed particularly the work in basketball and baseball during her l stay at VVest. Kliss Hein and Bliss Holman are members of the class of V928 at the Klunicipal University of Akron. They each spent half of the fall semester at lVest doing practice teaching and observation in physical education. llliss Hein, a member of the Kappa , . . ..., . . x lxappa Gamma Sorority, is greatly interested in the art or fencing, as well as all other it athletics. Bliss Holman, a member of the Sigma Delta Theta Sorority, has held a place ' on the VVomens' Rifle Team at the University for several years. She also enjoys hockey and socker. ,5rs5.iii SEI'-f TA' gif' ' -S c.M,.,...f I1o3l

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Zi Varsity Hockey lVith a large number of last year's players and a good backing of new-comers the girls' hockey team bid fair for an excellent season. Nine of last year's letter girls were available. However, games could be scheduled with only two schools, Central and East, because of some opposition to girls' interscholastic athletics. But these two games proved to be so closely matched that they made the hockey season, however short, very worth while. The first, against Central, showed greatly improved playing over that displayed in practice. The ball hovered about Central's goal nearly the whole game. Central's clever defense trick and several very fast players in the forward line helped to keep the game a fast one to the end. The lfast game was expected to be a very hard one, but the Cowbelles found themselves not only equal to but even slightly superior to the hard-hitting East team. Excellent pass work and a strong back field were mainly responsible fur this. Practices were held at Perkins XVoods, and games. at the reservoir field opposite Sei- berling School. Reba Cleveland was elected captain and Zelma Conway, assistant captain. They aided not only in choosing the line- up but also in coaching, besides being themselves invaluable members of the team. ..............-,,........., - ...-s. , :-en ,,,,, ef.-T '11 ilu-lj N ., c -.-