West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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f' CGNTENTS Halt 'llitlc' Page Frontispiece . 171111 Title Page . 17orewni't1 . History of NVest High Dedication . Our I-Xtlw-i'tisf?i's Views . Faculty . Freshmen Snpllumores ilunfors . . -lanuari Class of 1929 -lime Class nf 1920 Organizatinns . Athletics Features . Atlvertisements Annuals Page 1 2 3 -1 O 7 3 Q 1 7 27 30 17 S5 711 Q7 1.11 '35 1 ,Q V b 151 jivfil

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iff, :lf 'x3l. V 2 H' 1' N ! ll ',',uf- 'X'1Qm'lQQQ,mT,i I' ' ,iljiglihll Qlii'i',,g, - , 1 Fifth Rou':fKeith Shook, James Reynolds, Herbert Levin, Lawrence L'Ffnrrl, Sidney Snlonion, Bernard Folb, Harry Snyder, Virgil Kamp. Fourth Rowzvliugene XVallace, Alice Miller, Margaret Oechsner, Harold Combs, Harold Mikolashek, Louise Michaels, Leah Rivitz, Ruth Esther Krueger. Third Row:-Mr. Horst, jane Honeywell, Betty Heepe, Dorothy Tranter Sylvia Pliskin, Betty Smith, Carmen VVyant, Mary Ellen VVhite. Second Row:-Mary Zang, Josephine Firestone, Portia Shriber, Beatrice Aultnian. Sarah Orlinoif, Harriet Kerr, Esther Solsky, Ruth Hallett. First Row:-Sarah Schlitt, Katherine Baer, Lawrence Knecht, Madeleine XVilson, Sarah Wainer, Eleanor Short, Margaret Regal. Student Tutors y E R. HQRST organized the Student Tutors to aid in socialiaing the X - i::5?,5,vfmW school, to encourage and help the students who are weak in their studies, and to reduce the number of failures. The tutors are students with comparatively high grades who --zzg :I offer their services. There are no 'ofhcers in charge of this work, 'i ' Efft' - but there is a student supervisor in the tutor room each period during the day. This student keeps order, takes attendance, and keeps a record of each person being tutored. The supervisors for the fall semester were Elizabeth Perks, Bob Crum, Keith Shook, Leon DeBaer, Herbert Levin, Pauline Singer, and Belmont Sechrist. It is due only to Mr. Horst's untiring effort that this organization is at present accomplishing if I the work that it is. ff . rf-'YhA'fb 'T1-7 'Til 1 li' ,,f H 1 T'K1-g ,A Jn -rn 1 1, it 11 1. 11?-I N Fw-1 'f7'AVB A .frutrzrig 1' 9 fu 'Q fi- 1 I 'W' - , bi,lpllcml:,i:.iliii,--b, ,N11TTiTD':,g 'Q' Nhl1 1l'if1.i1-,i.,v.mL3 cs- 1' J 'lf 1 ,li , li1,,gim 1 1 Q-2' 'L ' 1- ,l 5 'iw 1 'H 5 ' ' ' 'f' ' -' Y 1 ilk-si, 5 -fmw JH ' r-Jw 1 , , 1 , , . s 1.mutttLUilD!f14.-t-Ls.,1,-s ..,, ,1r1111gHtlT,,,L.i-,L ,,., -, ,L,,L,1 ' 1,113 ,ytgyq hi,-,V - AW YL, -1 -g gg 11111

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. i -s ' 'l Ill' l' ri .,-- X lllln--1-1 i ,Y X .36- Secontl Row: liflwaril SlEljg'llEl', Richard XY:rsliburn, XYilliain Hunk, NYilliam McDonald, Eugene lYallace, Lawrence lineclit. First Row: lliss Xxlllllllllghfll, Julia llaitcli, Louis Ro-enfelrl, Nick Syracopoulos, Frank DeLe0ne, llarelhelle Davis. in Varsity Debate -. EWWE KRUN lVest has a rine reputation in interscholastic debating, meeting annually the outstanding schools in Qhio. This year competition was L v If Qi-iw---' g I furnished by Ashland, VVooster, Niles, VVarren, Canton-lvlcliinley, Q., A' me 7' ' lfast, Youngstown South, and Barberton upon the resolution that ii capital invested abroad should not receive military protection. YVest's defeat of Akron East re-established forensic relations with local schools. To Kliss VVhittington is due no little credit for the excellent results. Closely related to varsity debate is the National Forensic League, an honorary speech fraternity. YVest's chapter, which is the only one in Akron, was established in l925. One wishing to gain membership in the National Forensic League must repre- sent the school in some manner of public speaking, either winning a debate or receiving enough points to equal one successful debate. The present active members are Ruth Leighly, XVil- - liam Houk, Richard Vllashburn, Nelson Sher- V H r man, Lawrence lxnecht, Julia Daitch, Eugene I X X A'-W lvallace, YVilliam Nlcllonald, and lX'Iiss VVhit- x-N his y..-.- tington. Qthers who have been active in the last Kass two years, but who have not yet received member- er' ship are Nick Syracopoulos, Benjamin Diefen- N x bach, and Edward Steigner. ,. . wtf, :' ,,, , .. QT. , - - 4 ,. ' 2 -rag-' -:jifg . - ' ' ' USFS' 13551-' , JS! 5? l' 55- 'A . . - 1'f3f:-QEEMQ ie N.: , -. . 4. cf',.:g5- ,:.:s:f -'1---:ua --fra'fi,.,. 12:-, 2-'sign' ,.. ' z i i ,,,i,,,i iw. , L, A5 p. -- H , k , 'T' , it ' ' , Q N ' i ,. , , , I l it i .... l lifi-.gE:ia.,..:.i-t..... i L- .... i.:wLa1L,L.tg.gL 1 L 'L V ,ii , 1 ,fat Y, . N121