West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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'IFF to : i.. ly ms- A- -fx: LJ' QQ 11 4 A Fifth row:-Ellis Lowen, Celia Marcus. George Shaw. Kenneth Gambee, Fred XVindsor, Louis Miller, Lee Reifsnider, YYayne Snyder. Ronald Switzer, Arthur Behling. Fourth row:-Mr. Neuenschwander, blames Loy. xvlllllllll Titmas, Gerald Shaffer, Louis Bunts, Irving Blumenstein, David Gehring, Albert Mathias, Robert Plumer, Harry flood. Third row:-Dwight Myers, Donald Stewart, Albert Titmas, Floyd Favinger. joe Seibert, Mary Grace Harrington. NVava Buntz, George Usher, Alice George, Second row:-Mary Oldham, David Radam, Sam Mirman, Helen Trafford, Marguerite Zahrt. Fred Mugrage, Marian Campbell, -Iosephine Ford, Laura jane Stillman. First row:-Beatrice Reese, Ruth XVall, Mildred Smith, Geneva Iimig, Mary K. link, Amy McCaughey, Rose Krause, Helen Hahn, Not in picture:-Ruth Ashelman, Donald Shook, Gerald Roland, Dorothy Sample. Rodeo General Staff The Rodeo General Stall' was composed of members of the senior classes who volunteered their time and effort in order to make possible the record of 1175 Rodeos. There was a speaker and solicitor appointed for each rooin. lt was the fllllj of the speaker to acquaint the students with the real value of the Rodeo and to explain the benefit derived if sullicient Rodeos were sold. The room was then turned over to a REPR'35ENTAT1l'l'l MEMBERS solicitor who finished the task of getting subscribers and collecting the advance payment of 331110. The campaign was directed and car- A6 ried out by -loe Seibert, the Business Manager, assisted hy the floor managers. Milo Shaffer and David Radam. Much of the success of the campaign was due to the efforts of Mr. Neuensch- wander. faculty advisor of the staff. Milo Shaffer D.ui.l R..fl.nn jot- St-ilvtrrv mU1A'Qluu c.q!1L.4'F-liilfi-YC-T5-ll .5- Ar fbl' ZUJf i11 143' '1'!s14kk1 Jl-0 nv-1 i,Ni FC ' -mumwwqpn-.-,-nmnw.':isauqn-4ah4a..m'-bfs..-,.-An:-una:-v,,4..... .-,.is.. .a:f..n,:-axe. 1 M. - fu..-V. . 11131 . . .......1.,.

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Ube Scholastic Ebitor Ilbublication Gontests ,.X4:AEi-:gil Ai ,llf-5512 ' KTZSQQL5 'fPtss4x5onV MWA A , V ii 'X N Q' jgu ' Y xiii T ' ,xg . , N .Q -XJ5y 4 I . 1527 Chin in tn Grrtifg that Glu Rodeo Was rated as an C3411-American Yearbook in fhe Seventh Cffcztional Conteit cj' 6722 Scholaiitic Editor Cinuv-ded at 'Ghc llniurrnitg nf Minneanta Brparlmmt nf lnumnltsm September, 1927 ' . , .gfgiirgfv-., F-l, ' Aft ..,'..-.m5.Li..n..m4,!Q ,H , ww-, , All-American Honor Certificate ,-Xceuiwliiig tu the results nf the Sehnlztstie Etlitni' llnhliczitiuns Contest nt l I YV4-5t's Illlllllill The Rmlrn reeeivetl .-Xll-American Hmmm' Rating. Xu little credit clue the stuff nniler the fzieulty siipeiwisimi nf Miss lflivzilweth Stevenbnn :intl XIV. Nenenswanmlei' fm' the tliwtinet lmmn' which has come tu Wvewt fur the iitst time. ln the division nf high fchnula h:n'ing :in enrnllnient of 13110-l'7'lO eight teeeix :in .'Xll-ixIUl'I'lCI1ll Vilflllg. lt may :ilm he inteteiting tu know that in this tlixifinn Y ln Rmfen wan the nnly' high school Jlllllllill in Ohin tn place in the fxll-fxIUt'l'lCllIl clam 'l'he competitive feutnte of the fxlla'xIlR'I'lL'IlI1 enntest if ennsitleretl the least pnttzint. ltf l'L'11l pnrpme is not to Clfllll' intel'-aellnnl rixtilry, llllf In pi'1n'itle 21 me N hx which Ntilttx may he zlitletl in giving their aelmuls :tml crvmmnnities 21 signilie pnhliezitinn, and tn help them in the snlntinn ut their technical pmhleins. 'llhe . iXIllt'I'lCZ1ll system uf Tililllgj seelv to erezlte within the sulinnl ll xezn' tn xezli' ettntt tn nn pi'm'e the quality nt the sehnnl pnlwliezitinnwftn eftathlish the itleail nt i1npi'4n'enu l lla' sfllmrls Wlllfll VCC eive :in Jxll-ixIUl'I'lC1lI1 rating hzne :1 Sfllllllillll tu inznntqnn-uthti wlinnlt, xi gnnl tn :1ttlin. lllll -Xll

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4-'W ----,Q -- - nm A K ew. . 1 1 xi, f wa 'pfrivh f i' W 4. ,- 4- Fourth row:-Ellis Lowen, circulationg Zeltna Conway, girls' sport editorg Margaret Bolduc, ttpistg Lorraine XVeller, husiness manager: Donald Shook, circulation. Third row I-lJZlVlLl Gehring, circulationg Gerald Statler, circulation: Florence Liurir, Llssllflllli' editor: Irene Sollers, secretary: Irving Bluntenstein, husiness managerg Ruth XVall. literary editor. Second row:-Ruth Moskoritv, associate editor, Kenneth Ciamhee, asst. advertising manager: Virginia Bowers, art editor, john Palmer, sport editor, Geneva Emig, typistg Ronald Switzer, art editor. First row:-Mr. Murphey, faculty advisor, Edward Maior, circulation manager: Fay YVare, typistg Mary K. Link, associate editor: Betty Reed, circulation: Ruth Uwsley. editor-in-chief. Lariat Executive Staff Thr l.11rit11, XVest's school paper, is a five column paper which, until this spring semester of 1928. has heen published only every two weeks. Through the efforts and co-operation of the staff, the news English classes, under the direction of Mr. Patil Nlurplley. printing classes, under the direction of Mr. H. A. Sargent, and the student body, a weekly paper is heing produced. The staff is issuing seven six-page and seven four-page papers. which are being produced at the former cost of fifty cents. The hrst edition of Tiff l.1u'laf in the spring of 1922 had :t circulation of six hundred. while the present circulation is sixteen hundred, The paper then was a four colutnn. four- page paper. The reporting for Thr I,u1'if1I is done hy the students of Mr. Nlurphefs new lfnglisli classes. 'lille material is arranged by the members of the editorial stati who ohtained their position through the interest of the news classes. The present editor-in-chief with Mr. Mur- phey select the editor-in-chief for the next semester: the three select associate editors and other mernhers uf the staff. The editorial staff decides upon the suhiects ot the editorials. tow -vrtatner head. the details of the cartoon, and the picture-all of which are to he used in the next edition. ili'L HI'1ll1l1ll.lllf, Tiff I,uriul is the pr'-duct of the printing l'ts-:- under the direction of Mr. ll. .X. Sargent. The printing classes lw printing the insert sheet of the Lariat enahle the stat? to produce fourteen issues without raising the subscription cost. .. ....-.-lq-Q V H... 2 l ni 11141