West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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rf -X VF . .,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.. ....... ,,',r1-,Y li, ,- ,1.,,, A,,,,,-W A Y,5, lx I il - e- lu- i J ' i . b , ,i 'Q Fifth row:-Mr. lruin. Fred XVindmr. Stanlev Smuyer. joseph Mullini, Super Zang. 'll Frederick Fuchs, XVilliam Kneale. Fourth mtv:-Floyd Favinger, Rnhert Plnrner, Forest 'Fhumay Nlareelline Spencer, Mr. Culp, Dale Harrah, Mr. Hinkle, Zella Hensal. 'Fhird rmv:-Robert liruine, XYade Surhey, Arline Eckard, 'Irie Seihert. ,laenh Bruuk-. Mvrtle XVishart, Mary Dnrnhai, Rohert Sipes. Seeitnd rim:-Nladeleine XYilwn, Furl Yan Antwerp. Mary Fllen XYhite. Fduina Stveeny. Lawrence I,ade, Genevra Fields. Betty Kitselrnan, -lamea Scruggy. First rnw:-Haruld Brandiin. Mary Virginia Meforrniek, li-ther Harter, I-Qvelyn Gund. Ciladv- Levvix, Fred Uplinger. Robert Paul, Betty jane Nlery, Mi-5 Nlnrdoek. l Nut in picture:-Hmxard Ott, -lnhn Palmer, Hansard Nlaryanaki. i Uthcere:-Free. XVilliain Knealeg Yiee-Pree. YVade Surlvevg See-'Freax Ze-llah Hensal. i Student Senate X Q3 e - During the lzixt year the signe ereeted un the stairway hi the Student ' l N - .. t. . ll Senate. dexignated ax up or Hdmvn have dune much In relieve the i enligestiim in the halle and 1-n the stairxvavx , Thi, Iaxt xernefrer a dance wax given hy all the city ewuneile, Thie affair 55-ijt-55-Y f which wax held at Garfield High Sehmtl, did lllllfll tn advance the relations lwetueen all the high -elnmls. if 'Fhe Student Senate ua- organized in i ll RI-,PRI-LSI-KXl'AXI'IX'I' 511-Mm-QR5 V223 hy Nlr, li. li, Xlurlej. for the pnr- 1 puke nt getting u--nperaiti-vii nf the stu' i denre in the gwxerninent nt the whiwl. ' ' -fe Nlr. Uulp, Nlr. Hinkle. Nliw llettie Nlnr- , it d-wk. .ind Nlr. XY. UI. lruin :ire the pre-- K ff ent t11i'iiltyV.iilxiwi'- ut the iwgatiizxitiiiri. i L ,Q ' '- Repre-enlzttixex are elerted trrvln eilrh il! hiiine mmii. tm.id eitizenxhip and whirl- n ill'-lllli are the reqnirernentx 2-S-' j ln l I7 with the aid nt the Student il ' Senate xxvt'NI was 1llWlt' tn forge ahead intii 1 l l tirxt place in attendani'e, :ind with the ' ' -anne wi-wperrgitioii Nhe ha- lween alvle tu L innintziin that Ntandard. .Xt the prexent time W' liiil kid .' fig. ll ri., N XX nl- Nniliii Ninth and XXX-Nt are tied fur tirst place. ...,... V,-.......1.........-V. .... - ,, ,W-47.1-ff, ..-,-.- f-f,:e, f , 1, ' ' ,J-lull --J ' j - - .--.----..- ..-:QL ,f f - , ,,,: , Jn l 1 ' liixl

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K' rs, .f t ' ' ,xv .A V Y - - - T - We--.w....., ,V s--+0--4 Rs . Sixth row:-Frances Fisher, Edward Major, XVilliam Sheck, llelen Munsell, Elizabeth Perks. Fifth row:-James Crawford, Virginia hlontgoinery, .-Xrthur Hehling, Emanuel Myer, Philip Svraeopoulos, Simon VVansky, Babe Blumenstein. Fourth row:-james Phillips, Margaret Ensign, Dorothy Sehotta, Marion Campbell, Helen Krocker, Solomon Averhtxck, Iva Patton. Third row :-Martha XVhite, Aldine Barrackman, Thelma Headley, Virginia XVishart, Martha Lifshitz, Kathryn Graham, Evelyn Baer, Second row.:-Lawrence jalfe, Carnzon Boyes, Mary Mcformiek, Brooks VVl1eeler, Gerald Brittain, Mary Shepard, Melba Hoover. First row:-Mary Cadwallader, Margaret Krumbein, Irene XYarner, Lehia Martucei, Morris Rossen. Not in picture:-Elvira Doseh, Gloria Borous, Charles Sattes, Arthur Friedman, Harold Burtz, Leonard Burkhart, Edward Steigner, Harriet Kerr, Fred Oplinger, Fae Sarehet, Violet Fisher. Lariat General taff The subscription campaign begins the third week of school, when the t goodwill l,m'i11I is issued. ln the first two weeks of the campaign sub- scribers are solicited, and during the last two weeks payments are Collected. During subscription week speakers from the news English classes intro- duce the paper, while the solicitors obtain subscriptions. The recorders keep the results of the campaign up to date and make reports in rooms and on the sales chart in 417. The home room manager, a member of the home room, then collects the payments, can- vasses non-subscribers, and distributes each issue of the Lariat in his room. The money he receives in pavment for the subscriptions is turned in to the l-loor man- ager and Credited to him. f' REPRICSFNT.-X,IilYE NllflNlBERS The home room managers have a great deal of work to do, and they de- serve credit for their interest and hack- ing given voluntarily to the paper. The great success of the Lariat is due in no small measure to the efforts ot these stu- ellti Simon Xkuiislty l'.iul Xliuniek lui l'.ttton -nntmtnqf-ms-.-ants s... ... V-.-..-W t-..,,.- ..,. -f-...fb-.,..-.-.Q-.-nun-ntgn-pwveuouy--.,.'-.-ta..-.-.v.t.. -1 - . ,...... .. H171

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If . fl be A Q e ets-e e -st X lfff -l -- ' A'-nal! 4: , X XL! J i i l i ,. . l . , it 4 l Fourth row:-joe Seibert, George Kurdish, XVayne Snyder, XVilbur Barnes, George Shaw, Milo Shaffer, Lee Reifsnider. Alohn Palmer. Third row:-Miss Rentscliler, Ruth Lieghley, Violet Fisher, Robert Thomas, Mary Grace Second ron Harrington. Albert Mathias, XVilmu Duncan, Sylvia Roth. -Mary K. Link, Margaret Frazier, Amy Mcfaughey, Geraldine Young, , Ruth Owsley, Myrtle XVishart, Laura ,lane Stillman, Eleanor Crissey. t First row:-Ruth YVall, Aileen Gregory josephine Ford, Dorothx Fogarty Fax XYare. Orhcers Orhcers - , Bella Zellinger, Helen Hahn. Fall: Pres. joe Seibertg Vice-Pres. Albert Mathiasg Sec. Geraldine Ynungg Treas. Aileen Uregorv. Spring: Pres. Lee Reifsniderg Vice-Pres. VVilbur Hzirnesg Sec. Dorothy Fngztrtyg Treas. Milo Shatter. l Winger The Natlonal Honor Socle-tv it '- Une of the most interesting and entertaining programs this semester was ,M provided by the members of the National Honor Society. At this program the Rev. Mr. Yocum sptilie' on the subject of StoplLookland Listen F .-Xt the close of , his speech the certificates of the society were presented by Mr. John YV. Flood. 1 5 The certificates carry uith them a four-fold significance: scholarship, character. ,I service, and leadership. RliPRliSEN'I'ATlYli MEMBERS ' 'Lo become a member of this society , one must rank in the upper fourth of , the class and be an outstanding example of the four-fold idea. Each semester ten , per cent of the 12-B Class and tive per l . t . l t cent of the 11-A class are chosen by ai :- committee of teachers to become members 4 of the society. S-1 , . . , rt Because this society is zz national or- lg' ganivation, no little credit is due to the ' it senior who becomes a member. li ,. . - , l Ihe Honor 5HClEIY nas been under the faculty supervision of Miss Beatrice Rent- I sCl'llE'I' slIlCe ils ilrgillllliliifill ill 1913. Lev lh-tfsintlrr tit-mlrliiit' Xounu Alot' St-ilwrt 3 l t , t , t V -'nil-:num-u'L't:il W ig, .11 1,-Z -. --.f riwj P