West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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Lai it , ,Lili 1 ill 4 lt fr f-llli.fM+-tmflf Wllllil W fe yof ,JP T jg 3 Mi we of .nsmltiiif if Af f ' Kr ' N C ,, :Z Q l Fourth Row:-Myron Slrawderman, Bernard Folb, Mac Goddard, Floyd Appleman, Carl Turner, Richard Collins. Third Row:-Karl Bruggeman, XVilliam Linke, Leonard lngersoll, Frances Trussell, NYilliam Hobach, Kenneth Barnett. Second Row:-Mr. Snearline, George Kling, Alton Pardee, James Danieron, Fred Lalnners, Richard I Hollister, Edward Langdon. First Row:-Dawn XVagner, Marion Schneider, Zellah Hensal, Madeleine Harkins, Virginia Rishel, U Florence Butty, Mr. Culp. Othcers-Spring: President, Vernon Oldham: Vice-President, Katherine Graham: Secretary-Treasurer, Leonard Burlchard. Chemistry Club 1 RIEF business discussions begin each meeting of the Chemistry Club. PM At that time the club decides what to do at their next meeting, whether it should have a speaker or whether to visit some factory in 5 which they may receive aid in their study of chemistry. ' , During the fall semester of 1928 lllr. Snearline gave topics to alps- - :XA aim , N t-. -,.',T11:.L If ,, alles- rise. 'J igifl V el aaeaivr iiillEliEgiiii:.fE:s1.. if I1.2...m , the students to report on before the club. In the spring semester the program committee consisted of John lloore, Francis Trussel, and Bernard Folb. The speakers, during this semester, were lVIr. Harding of the Akron Pure Milk Company, hir. Schaffer of the University of Akron, and Dr. Potter of the People's Hospital. The club, in addition, visited the Akron Pure llflilk Co., and the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company. l ,N 'ff fr .2 1 ffb ,, f-' 'sf f .tri M ws' Vlii 5 f ll f V' X . s Y t -. at our :I l1 g,.yx.y H 1 f- lr- , .fy W l' FW, , ,A Q ,-- U.- jajrij T'1 3' A- ff fits. 1. T i 'W 1 i 4 4 ' l T I 'llliil ll ld. l '-ii- ' f-X 'l 1- 'i' llll l'i7'i fiv'i' i ' 1 -93' C , l i l 1 fm- i ,i'tilii7il3l.ldiB,if il b WH'elll,f Q:'Fki'l lliW'lf1ll'l lil iiriJii'f,y1'li2f lima Pl T T l T W T 1'r'l'If'i5f i W W .Q 2 - ,T .4n...gaM:1ua...tt.,i..--., sec-,1,1t.i3dQA'n,,ce,,e- ,4,w1t ., , gtg' ,- ue, 1 N rim

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, rl lllll ilil --- will I 4. Fourth Ro w :-Mr. Snearline, Saul Daly, Gilbert Lanrlwehr, Abe Cohen, Harold Beckwith, Austin Grubb, Lawrence Radabaugh. Third Row:fHarry Snyder, john Moore, Robert Myers. James Reynolds, Philip Syracopoulos, Richard Curry, Mr. Culp. Second Rf-w:-Benjamin Diefenbach, Sol Rosenthal, Dale Harrah, XYllliH!Il McDonald, Virgil Kamp, Donald Britsch, Vernon Oldham. First Rnw:-Joe LaMnnica, Marjorie Stevens, Malhilde Manthey, Margaret Oechsner, Ruth Kroeger, Louis Rosenfeld, Carl Bums. Officers-Fall: President, Virgil Kamp: Vice-President, Dale Harrahg Seeretziry-Treasurer, Mac Goddard. .lr MMI i 42555251 kmiixaguiamvz of chemistry. The meetings are held every two weeks after school hoursg and in order that a member may remain one of this group, he must regularly at- tend or on being absent must present a legitimate excuse. That the members of this club may have a feeling of closer bond, they intend to purchase um V Chemistry C lulo ERY student who is taking chemistry at the present time or has taken it in the past is eligible for membership in the Chemistry Club. This scientific organization was formed in 1921 by Mr. Culp and Mr. Snearline, VVest's two chemistry teachers. The objective of lldr. Culp and llflr. Snearline in organizing the club was that its members might be able to make a further study and to get a wider vision of the subject pins. so fr F ,. Aff N. -4 W T , ,V Url! Ng' xijliff ,Q ,1 sf ,N W f N, ,fl t-.. i 'f ' .nf-W'-' M , Wi -, v QQ., L5 lXfQQ'iiZIL i :'i page 'wjgrr Q r .fznjg I V-pi -fp 1 l , 1 , i ,-W-- , -,j H. .,VL.V,,..T-,.g.rJ' 1 Y 1 M5 ' ' '17 I l W 1, A en., ' T , i Q A l, ll 3 1 ,YF rl , Tfl lx 1 ' l ' f i ilEfw 'f5fv7,'w i l . l la. 1. i A fi liili l .I Y- .. ,M-.. r .. f.,,....-- Lil' .DEmia,-.--L.4L.L....'1.,-uLe-. 'hw .YW -.J--L'-L.L-..sH- I1261

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Fifth R-iw:--l'Doris Goldman, 11-rrotliy Gunvan, Hilrla Blake, Madeleine Harkins, Esther Merriman, Celia fliaiipell. Corti Bickett, Jean Fraser, Caroline Bauman, Margaret Ensign, Pauline Hudson. Fourth Roiv:-Carieta Hicks, Zellah Hensal. ,lane Bent, Marguerite Barraekman, Anna Couts, Aldine Barracknian, Grace Harris, Mathilrle Manthey, Martha Lowenhaupt, Gwen Held. Third Rmv:-Miss French, Florence Butty, Katherine Kellv, Ruth Hess, Dawne Deacon, Helena Koole, Betty XYolf-3, Ynginia Holcombe, Sadie Cohen, Geraldine Lansinger. Sec-ind Roxv:-Luzella llrakenizin, Mildred llarner, Sylvia Harris, Kaliope Malniatenis, Dorothy Darrow, Miltlreil Eekroail, Ruth Harrington, Geraldine Eivers, llettv Kunz, Bernice Xx72llClSl'I'llll1. First Row:-Eilitlt Cunningliain, Mildrefl Crutliers, Evelyn Fichter, Esther Eppiotis, Emily Roseinan, Esther Harter, Lois Armentrout, Anna Mae Brntsky, Noanii Holub. Officers:-President, Reba Clevelantlg Vice-President-Treasurer, Anna Couts. Girl Rooters' Club 1 'ind that the school teams might be backed in 111 athletic contests Annabel Lranz organized the Girl Rooters Llub in the fall of 1973. The club holds a meeting every friday night in room -1-15. At every other I .N N hopes that a better school spirit among the girls at VVest might be aroused 1 v . N l 4 1 I meeting business is transacted, while the remaining meetings are in the form of entertainment. The coach, a member of the team, or a group of girls furnish the entertainment. The girls attend the out of town football and 2 is sm... gf' if.. . basketball games as well as the local games. A ir . , section is reserved tor the club at the games. .,.. ' 1. it . . . . E 3 . Nxffl, f During the fall semester Wilma lVitner was 5 , gr elected cheerleader to assist lllildred Hamer in V . . . . 15' 1 51 N . as .s ,S a making the meetings more enthusiastic. 91 , '-'- , X 4 ..., f . ' ' 411. . --be I Q H281