West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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' ---ii lllllll'-'fllllll ll l 'llllll'---nlllll llIIll llII ,J Ill : I . .fx ' Afg 'ii Vnw Fifth Row:-Stanley Scuclder, Fritz Xfolke. Len Shelestovich. Floyd Yniing, Luke Snbul, Rudy Mathews, Harry Reilly. Fourth Row:-Sarah Orlinoff, Lucille Thomas, Fred Steftins, Russell Troinhly, Harold Mikulashek, XVilliani Swartz, Ediraril Ross, Agnes McKenzie. Third Row:-Mildred Patterson, Esther Merriman, John XYallace, Emil Yanke, Marcelline Spencer, Second Row:-Betty XYiener, r Elizabeth Perks, Mary Rose. Sarah Sclilitt, Vernon Oldham, lkxulnte Pmvelson, Mary Siren, Mildred Schweitzer, Martha XYhite, Rachel Orgel. First Row:-Vlilliam Blartin, Elsie Siclierinan, Arlene Pittenger, Eleanor Short, Mary' Jane Shepard, Othcers:-President, Lawrence lN'iInia XVitner, Freda, Orgal. Brewster: Vice-Presiilent, Elizabeth Perks: Secretary. Marcillete l'Jel.enne. Corridor and Lunch Table Guards I rf K , ng. iallbiiallilii rm. Qilllllwlwh all . ' E :Fi SELQ' 2 f GRRIDOR guards have been stationed in the halls at VVest High School ever since 1922 when it was found necessary to establish a system for preserving order in the corridors and for keeping loiterers out of the building. Those who pass through the halls or out of the building during school hours must show corridor permits to the guards. Since there are two guards on each of the four floors and one at each entrance of the school during all the nine periods of the day, the corridor guards under the supervision of lldr. Irwin, form an unusually large group. To become a corridor guard one must be rec- ommended and appointed in the same manner as the lunch table guards. At the end of each sem- ester every student who has been a guard receives a certificate recognizing his service during his term of duty. Awii-ea.-it A JN 'J' Aero- in l --f-X, F 'l 19' lli fafllw ' rl gg. L-f 'o f ll ll il lll'NltlflDlLUll1Jfm wh ctw 1 I 'YM My I is if ll ll-.aryl l vllwyfvV', fll.lTuw,'fr, Wilili 'M giulfrtll l 1 1 WQF, ll lllfll' ifllillltLT'li..lwlt?ll . F ' lllullhl'lllllllllnlll f'4llilltvllMHl'll.lull illlfl H091

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u ll i ' I 'll m 'lll it + ,X .A ,f -Y .V f . ,, ii , .e W A illlgil ,Q - 4 Az-as '-v .rv . , M Fifth Row:-l.:nrrence Brewster, Harold Baker. XYalter Koplin, l,awrence Hartline, Arthur Behling, Phillip Burgy, George Hawkins, Frank Lajko, Louis Gleitzman. Fourth Rmrzf-Armilil Kibby, james Albright, Ralph Harpster, Louis f':ilmm1, XVilliani lrlobach, Merle Kainin, XX'encil lielesky, Nathan Krnnin, lX'ayne llutt, George Hanline. Thrill R-.u':-ilira Ilickett, Alex Gutsow, Max Leitlal, Dale Hurrah, Harold Bock, George Bancroft, Eugene Hart, Geraldine Koplin, Frances Fisher. Harold Faris. Secwml Row:-'Stanley Hancock, llawne Deacon, Jane Bent, Dorothy l.e'l'arte, Beatrice Aultnian, Jane Gosling, jnseplnne Linton, Betty Heepe, john KUEl'llCl'. Llflyfl CUHSE- Fnst Row: Laura Karain, fiwenclolyn Franks, Vivian Aultnian, AIS-1I'CliiEllE Del,eone, Carieta Hicks, Margaret Ensign, llartha Krueger, Mildred llarner, Elsie Bresslauer, jack Harvey. Corridor and Lunch Table Guards EEPING order in the lunch rooms is the duty of the lunch table 5,5 guards who were first appointed-when the cafeteria was opened. ' 5511 qligjafig This group helps VVest by promoting cleanliness in the lunch rooms during the lunch periods. Responsibility is placed on each guard for the care of his own table. It is his duty to see that the stools are kept at their proper tables and that waste paper and refuse are ' M' disposed of. To become a guard a student must receive an appointment from hir. Irwin, fac- ulty advisor. Before going on duty, the guard must obtain the signature of three of his teachers to confirm the appointment. To keep the posi- tion he must give good service and be passing in at least three subjects. Each semester the corridor and lunch guards meet and are addressed by lilr. Flood or llflr. Irwin on the principles of the organization and the duties of the various members. lliiilsf JD i iw! ft-f ll ffl all ,il it ,+-r:1:t'if-alll V13 M-r'fiel:msfee'g'rfrsr+t .lil pm l.liw i raw hu' l it it Vi . ALL? iiiii.imi iLi'i ini.i,,LlLQ4j,j,iiln i ' Vi i i i ii.. 1 4 i ii-f.i. - i from

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l, ull e Mill9iill..l.lli1ljiii.1vT4 lllll wlll.ll'l Third Row:fRolJert Mapes, Edniund Belteridge, Leonard Klein, Roxie Pappauo, Oren Bishop. Second Row:-Herbert F-iireffler, Farrell Driesbach, Harry Hood, Richard Fischer, XValter Zintel, John Patrick. First Row:-Frank Del.eone, Glen Kennedy, Charles Sattes, Richard Garrigues, Christy Zickefoose, Alex Gutsow, Tlioinas Delllita. Traffic Police Squad '1- iiwmi UNIQR Urder of Traflic Police was established at West in 1927. In - order for a boy to become a member of this organization, he must first .4 A receive an appointment from Mr. Irwin, the faculty advisor, and then 5-. ' im: There are three boys in front of the school and two at Five Points - .4 ,UQ r. xx- take an oath to do his duty as a policeman. sw who guide the students safely across the streets. In the morning they relieve traflic congestion caused by the many automobiles and busses which let the stu- dents out in front of the school. Besides assisting in the morning, the police are on duty at noon and at the close of school. They also render Ei: , service at special events, such as, commencements i ili in Q. I or festivals, which occur in the evening. , ,.,,.,.,,.. I f The force has a semaphore with which to ' -K .- direct traflic and has many of the powers of the Q sf- 3 l. i professional police force, including the right to I iiil ilii Q .N Q ,Q givelout yellow tickets. 1 It deserves much credit N ' for its services IH all kinds of Weather. I,c.....sw ' f .1 1 s--' ' '- ui ,-V ,s ,. . i ,, it y'-- If .. F, . 1 N411 1 , 7 N V ' Ji l l l ilwil' , ll i l W i . V13 'v 1 'LW ri i 1 ,v NA I ' V it l ilwl .iii .l 'lv'-fl ' ii' ' ' ' Nl ll ' 1 ll ' I i11f31illi l I ' I If I