West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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Ji' 'Jw fi x i g, Fifth Row:4Harold Bortz, James Reynolds, Berwyn Cover, Henry Ingersoll, XVilliam McIntosh, Albert Chernin. Fourth Row:-Louis Haberman, XYilliam Meyer, Robert Hagzenriter, Mike Stefanov, john Shelestovich, Leo Lebovitz, Edward Steigner. Third Row:-Fred Oplinger, Lois Campbell, Doris Smith, Doris Herman, Cora Boughner, Zellah Hensal, Robert Mackey, Esenta Kail. Second Row:4Oscar Dobkin, Marilyrm Oliineer, Sylvia Harris, Catherine Regal, Billie Rector, Richard Tranter, Emanuel Gurin, Nathan Glazman, Adam Gatalsky. First Row:-Daniel Steianov, Bert Arenson, Solomon Miller, Doris Zook, Hope Roberts, Lucy Brooks, Louis Berger, Ralph Tipton, Sanford Becker. Orchestra 5 3 ,.,,, 3 J E E ,gr-W UCH service is rendered to the school byhthe VVest High School Gr- chestra. This musical organization furnishes entertainment at Com- . mencement exercises, at Class Night, at Parents' Night, at the oper- i , ettas, and at Dramatic Club productions. During the fall semester E they broad-castecl over station VVFJC. At this time three solos were 5 given: a violin solo by Bert Arenson, a cello solo by Hope Roberts, and a trumpet solo by Berwyn Cover. lliany members of this organization also belong to the Inter-High School Orchestra, which plays for many civic affairs. The orchestra was organized in 192-l by lVIr. Kelly. In 1925 it passed under the supervision of lVIiss Dackerman, who was very instrumental in its rise to success. Mr. Campbell is 1927 be- came director and since that time has remained in that position. Isabelle Workman and Arthur Dobkin, for- mer members of the orchestra, have been very prominent in music circles since they left West. ,C ii! e 1 -as fran , ,,. is s AA. f l ll L f,-',.L:te-B ,sf ll . e 3 -mm -N B ,.m. is ,wlltills il ll1?l.lil.l,.f.il,ll'1 ,fluff: if ll-.. .... -fm -. + ll If ill 'X5f'lf't A l -it w . p l 1 vlllllll. ll1lffWl'lf-r NW ll.. lvlhlyll.l.Eilll?QMl.w4.lmllllllfilullllhi-lllllllfll.llvalalslflw, atl.4,i,Jliv.ll':Zif,a-,s n,tas'. l mul H191

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Third Row:-Miss Doris Henry, Morris Rosen, George Hawkins. Rena Matson, Mary Haushalter, Marcelline Spencer, Leonard Burl-rhard. Second Rowzglletty XYiener, Mildred Nye. Dorothy Cooper, Mary Zaug, Genevera Field, Evelyn Clark, Eugenia Starkey. First Row:-Mary Cadwallader, Helen Reed, Vivian Aultman, lllildred Eckroatl, Janet Engle, Emigene Short. Onicers-Fall: President, Evelyn Clarkg Vice-President, Marcelline Spencerg Secretary-Treasurer, Leon- ard Burkliartl. Ofticers-Spring: President, Dorothy Cooper: Vice-President, Mary Zangq Secretary-Treasurer, Vivian Aultman. Art Club N the year 1923 the Art Club was first started here at VVest High School by Miss Rhodes. At that time the requirements for membership demanded that each tllf student who wished to join must have had at least one year of art, and have had received a grade of eighty-Eve or above in this subject. 'I' The aim of the club has always been to assist in making the costumes, scenery, if and posters which the school needs. At Christmas time the club makes, and sells 'ff cards and novelties. ln addition to these activities in which the organization as a group takes part, the individual member works on art interests of his own. The pupils tind outside lectures and trips to museums interesting as well as instructive. In the fall of 1928 Miss Henry became faculty advisor of the organization. At this time the first written constitution of the club was drawn up by a committee consisting of Leonard Burkhard, and Eugenia Starkey. The outstanding difference between the written constitution and the former un- written one is in regard to the membership require- ment. Now, students of exceptional talent who have not completed one year of art work, and students who have grades below eighty-hve may if inter- ested, become members of this club on probation. x,l'W. 1 i MVC IIZOI Ss in 4 AT X Xl tssxwsmtmm-am wr' X. 55 w Ss.. gg wfimft .mes ss. Q' Xsfitgsx N mme sw N., ms ss-X as X X F s Xb ms x x t. N , xx ,. , . Qww.xT.., xiii' . 'fi - R yS'Ns'2:'. '1-9 : -- -:rs H mx. - .ss -Q . . N' our 2- . .L. 2'ZiiT'iEf'. :w1f-sr s.. ' ' ' ' X N' ' sl, X. W. ' rf f R , we .aa--N . . . . - - 1 2 .sessi- N - rs - . - - waz: X - X Y- it .IZ7I 'Q ' S f, - - . x H , get-s.:-. t EA -, ' ' ' -1 N S at t 'szzss -- ' h ,,... .1iT:::: g . W M Q ss-' 12:5-' 11'525 t . N .. - . ef:-'-sets . riff, wwf' xii tt ti:-. t , - as t it - N , 34 Q-, -. g 11, ,. Q . .3 N H New 1 st , ., . .. . ...,.. , t K N X X Q N . us. X X Q i , , X y it g-NH X s s X K X X his X ,E s X X s. ' .s ...,. . s. t. fi' S ' -r-:R+ ti e ls:-t ..Xv,.sx y-X f V s