West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 24 of the 1939 volume:

'bs LOUIS FABRE f ABE DAVEN Class of January, 1939 Officers f f President RUSSELL KULCHYCKY ' - Secretary f , VicefPresident BETTIE ROGERS f f f Treasurer Committees Announcements Margaret Goldstein Diana Krist Leo Anastos Paul Shope Sylvia Zlatkin john Mavroudis Commencement Week Laurence O'Toole Rose Rothkin ' Norman Zucker Memorial Paul Fensterinaker Harriet Plyler Florence Vanni Senior W'eek Anthony Falcone Mary Schiller Harriet Schlang David Vanni Dress Rose Saitta Frances Knisely Norris Search . Leslie Angwin Rodeo Stag Nancy Kahn Juanita Heib - Florence Vanni Russell Kulchycky Banquet Jack Lederman Sidney Glick Juanita Colvin Denise Verheyden Edward Vvlaitzkin Gladyce King Baccalaureate Donald Watson Marjorie Marshall james Bailey Banner and Bow Gertrude Marienhoif Marjorie Boehme Glass Colors Best Liked Girl f Best Liked Boy Most Versatile Girl Most Versatile Boy Most Studious Girl Liost Studious Boy Most Bashful Girl Most Basliful Boy Best Looking Girl Best Looking Boy Best Natured Girl Icmuciry, 1939 Joe Krimmer Anne Sweitzer Barbara Vlalker Philip Gertz The Class Ballot Bettie Rogers Louie Fabre Gladyce King Irvin Reigle Florence Vanni Sidney Glick Margaret Lauck Harold Alferink Leona Gregg Larry O'Toole Diana Krist Best Natured Boy Best Dressed Girl Best Dressed Boy Girl Most Likely to Succeed 1 Boy Most Likely to Succeed f Wittiest Person f Class Politician Most Talkative Person ' Glass Flicker - Most Winning Smile Most Pep ' f Maroon and Cream Russell Kulchycky Harriet Schlang ' Leon Krist Margaret Goldstein ' .lack Lederman ' Rose Rothkin Norman Zucker - Jimmy Bailey George Friddle Marjorie Marshall ' Mary Weems 1 Faculty . ...,,. .U MW-W ,:::, . V 1 .:Ei'..':1.x: it it . .: .gi 1-5-ve, ' . , ' Myrtle Vandersall Louis Rosenfeld john W. Flood David McCallops Bess Kauffman Biology History Principal Commercial Mathematics i V. . I . . A, J. Snearline Vernon S. Culp Lillian Clark William Scheidt Lawrence Suhadolink Counselor Counselor History Gym Mech. Drawing TW 53,33 I 5 I gal... if Robert Tucker Hettie Murdock Archie H. Mase Flora Bump Robert Harris Mathematics Counselor Mathematics French History , . hi at 2 W F 9 Z lea 4' F is 5 4 1' A , an H. A. Sargent Emma Ritari Grace Todd Zeura Allen J. H. Tucker Printing Latin History Home Ec. Counselor Peter Kapitz Art Bernice Henry Latin Mathematics English Coach P. S. Bryant Betty Kitselman R. J. Beichley The Rodeo Faculty ' r gl , A Q35 : YA., 42, ' V ffl -, 1 V, :UL , I , ,, ,si Q W .Q Beniamin Cooner Cora Bochstahler C. A. Arnold Margaret Allen C. E. Butcher Wood-Work Counselor English English Commercial 2' 1 - V 'af 4' 1? fw: 1 I H if x i li Florence Killinen Mary Hanson Jessie Cherrington Anna Simpson Elizabeth Young Commercial Music Home Ec. English Health K Ana .,, W .5 , i'-za .f I gg 4 Katherine Meisner Norma Williams Doris Pittinger R. A. Miksch Ida Freeman Counselor French Physics Art History 4 if A 'Ma' Ruby Bortz Lydia Oberdeck H. M. Horst Marjorie Moore J. M. Campbell Clerk German History English Band Winnefred Mabry Gym Icmuczry, 1939 1 Donald Schoner Mary Faye Durr Mary O'Hare Lanette Kern Pearl Drews History Commercial Librarian Biology English LOUIS FABRE Ping-Pong Class President, Manhood Cup Louie is athletic, collegiate, handsome, popular, sociable, versatile. Reminds you of his unele's late hours, Ping-Pong with Mary Jayne, basketball puns. liasketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Torch Club Z, Senior President 4, Junior Glee Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 3. Double Dates ABE HYMAN DAVEN Class Vice-President Honest Abe is curly-haired, daring, sociable, witty, healthy. Reminds you of flashy bow ties, vacationing in Texas, M. F., basket- ball games, girls. Motor Trafnc Club 1, 2, 3, Booster Club 3, Graphic Arts 3, 4, Vice- Presirient of Senior Class 4. BETTIE ROGERS Going To Cleveland Class Treasurer Betts is athletic, energetic, popular, conlident, friendly. Reminds you of Paul Beuchler, Partridge Drugs, the Heatherettes, advice to the lovelorn, the l'Big Three . VV Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Motor Traffic Club 1, 2, 3, Tumbling Club 1. 2, Corridor Guard 2, 3, Riding Club 2, 3, Service Group 4, Class Treasurer 4. Playing Golf RUSSELL KULCHYCKY Class Secretary lJarky,' is ambitious, argumentative, big-hearted, chummy, self-con- tident. Reminds you ol shows, dancing to famous bands, Bud, playing golf with Russ Pastuck, girls. jr. Glee Club 1, Torch Club 1, Z, Student Tutor Z, Golf Team 2, 3, Booster Club 3, Sr. Glee Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 4, Rodeo Staff 4, Class Secretary 4. HAROLD ALFERINK Driving Bud is argumentative. big-hearted, particular, obliging, sleepy. Reminds you of mechanical devices, sundaes, reading, sleeping, driving, Motor Trafnc Club 1, 2, 3, Booster Club Z. Swimming LESLIE ANGWIN Les is clownish, loyal, sociable, extravagant, husky. Reminds you ot' South High, Wiener roasts, girls, Crystal Pool, day- dreaming, football games. Motor Trafhc Club 1, 2, 31 Rooster Club 2, 3. WILLIAM GEORGE ARDELLA Playing Trumpet Bill is able, clownish, Flirtations, lanky, talented. Reminds you of twelve cylinder Cadillacs, double dates with Bob Haas, hot trumpets, polkas, his mother's cooking. Jr. Glee Club 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 3. 4, Safety Class 3, Alotor Tratiic Club 1, 2, 3. Playing My French Horn LEO ANASTOS Leo is argumentative, dependable, generous, loyal. talented. Rt-minds you of band and orchestra music, french horn, geometry, Ideal l'latters , Ford Sunday Evening Hour. Chemistry Club 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Rand 1, 2, 3, 4, Lariat Statl 4: lnler-lligh Orchestra and lland 1, 2. JAMES F. BAILEY Swimming flint is athletic. clownish. happy-go-lucky, mischievous, talented. Reminds you of out-of-town swimming meets, Summit Beach, Helen l-Iawlink. pink shirts. C'ht-nlistry Club 4, Rand and Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, Swimniizig Team 3, 4, Red Cross l, 2. Singing Torch Songs MARJORIE BOEHME Marge is diminutive, dainty, chummy, witty, generous. Reminds you of the Maple Lunch. Coca Colas, XViIlie Harper, movies, Tyrone Power. Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4, Motor Tratiie Club 1, 2. The Rodeo Icmucrry, 1939 JOE DIMARCO Shows l.anky is dreamy. friendly. militaristie. courteous, loyal. Reminds you ot' the Army, il. ti.. shows. camp. girls. football games. Corridor Guard 2, 3: Motor Trattic l, 2. 3, Rooster Club 2, 3. JUANITA COLVIN Playing Piano Nita is animated. chatty. gay. generous. ambitious. Reminds you of -loan l'rawiord, Jack Rice, the movies, collegiate hops. formals, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Motor Traffic Club l. 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3. ROBERT EVKOVICH Dancing Popeye is athletic. amusing. cheery, natural, versatile. Reminds you of dancing with Diana Krist, farms, singing duets with Bob Denbrock, track. ginger ale. Track 1, 2. 3. 4: Football 3. 4: Basketball 3, 43 Motor 'Fraftic Club l. 2, 33 Rooster Club 3. Sleeping PAUL FENSTERMAKER Feb is alert, chummy, ambitious, obedient, talkative. Reminds you of Bettie Rogers. llenny Goodman. dancing, corner drug stores. Chemistry Club 45 VVriter's Club J, 4: Safety 3: Rifle Club l. GEORGE FRIDDLE Driving Cars Flicker is chatty, Flirtations, flashy, nervy, sleepy. Reminds you of wild parties, girls, shows, dancing, night clubs. Motor Trafnc Flub 1, 2. 3: Corridor Guard l. Dancing MARGARET GOLDSTEIN Womanhood Cup Marg is argumentative, intelligent, alert, brilliant, eFFicient. Reminds you of Guy Lombardo, Lux Radio Theater, Nestle's Puff, Forrigan trips to the library, light-hearted banter. Student Tutor 1, 2: Red Cross 3, 45 Service Group 45 Gregg Writers 4: National Honor Society 4. EARL GRANT Wearing Snappy Clothes Ambitious is collegiate, dapner, particular, sincere, self-confident. Reminds you of jitterbugs, recicless driving. smooth clothes, Lucy jones. Motor Traffic Club 1, 2, 3: Senior Art Club 5, 4. Eating SIDNEY GLICK Sid is brilliant, chatty, healthy, contident, jolly, Reminds you of the 'l'imes-liress, liuicks, snort shirts, honor roll, big meals. Chemistry Club -lg Motor Tratlie Club 1. 2. 3: Rooster Club 2, .lg llonor Society 4. JOSEPH HARRY Dates joe is talkative, unreserred. mischievous. tickle, tlipnant, Reminds you oi model 'I' Fords. li, I-'. Cooper, dates, tardiness to classes. ' Dancing LEON A GREGG Lee is clever. diminutive. sophisticated. uoucbalant, sarcastic, Reminds you of Small l ry , cute clothes. double dates, butter' scotch suudaes. MADELINE HINKLE Dancing Madeline is likeable, tidy, bashful, cheery, ambitious. Reminds you of breakfast at the Maple Lunch, football games, school dances, Marvin, professional dancing. Playing the Sax WALDO JACKSON Pete is noisy, nervy, reckless, talkative, popular. Reminds you of playing in the school band, dates, bike riding, good times, Louis Armstrong. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Motor Traffic Club 1, 2, 3, Corridor Guard 2. STANLEY JANES Playing the Accordion Stan is Hirtatious, argumentative, breezy, forgetful, talented. Reminds you of Tawney's, swimming, salesmen, Eskimo Cone Shop, letters to his girls. Captain of Police Force 25 Band 1, 2, Graphic Arts, Picture Com- mittee 4. Drawing FRANCES KNISELY Fran is artistic, athletic, giggly, impish, popular. Reminds you of football games, Forrest R., spaghetti, Horace Heidt, hot fudge sundaes. Library Club 2, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Service Group 3, 4, Booster Club 3. GLADYCE KING Sparkin' f'Meg is athletic, sarcastic, devilish, happy-go-lucky, loyal. Reminds you of diets, stupid puns, buttcrscotcli pudding, a full moon and Frank Verweg. VV Club 1, Z, 3, 43 Lariat Staff 43 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, Chemistry Club 3. Dancing ELIZABETH KODISH Libby is charming, witty, impish, gifted, likeable. Reminds you of Goldie, pretty hair, swimming, sodas, Benny Goodman. Service Group 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4, Booster Club 3. DIANA KRIST Romancin' Duchess is artistic, fun-loving, original, frank, romantic. Reminds you of sweet swing, escapades, Esquire, East High boys, intellectual literature. Sophomore Glee Club 3: Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Service Group 3, 4, Foreign Correspondence Club 4, Hi-Scribes 4, Dreaming LEON KRIST Curly is able, hig-hearted, faithful, jolly, honest, happy-go-lucky, Reminds you of Y.M.C.A., Esquire, handyman in office, Model A f Fords, sailors. Hi-Y 3, 4: Police Captain 3, 4, Lariat room manager 2, 33 Torch Club 1, 2, Ofiice Messenger 1, 2, 3, 4, Corridor Guard 1, Z, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, Motor Traffic Club 1, 2, 3. MARJORIE MARSHALL Collecting Souveniers Margie is bashful, friendly, honest, sensitive, devilish, Reminds you of News English, Emma, giggles, Spearmint gum, humorous poetry. Lariat Staff 4, Foreign Correspondence Club 4. l Sleeping 5 JACK LEDERMAN Yacob is ambitious, clever, colossal, appreciative, friendly. Reminds you of the Lariat office, riding in 'fSid's DeSoto, job seeking, Kosher hot dogs. Lariat Staff 1, Z, 3, 41 Red Crosss 1, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Student Tutor 2, 3, Jr. Glee Club 1, 2, National Society 4. The Rodeo K. Ianuary, 1939 JOHN MAVROUDIS J. R. S. Johnny is adept, adventurous, artistic, baslilul, earnest, ellicient. Reminds you of guns, model airplanes, jeanne Smith, New York, trips to Massillon on a bicycle. Corridor Guard 2, 35 Student Tutor 3, 43 Motor Tratlie Club 2, 3. Movies DOMINICK MAZZACCO IJomie is big-hearted, energetic, happy-go-lucky, likeable. Reminds you ol' Allen Tlieater, airport, South High girls, favorite songs, Small Fry. Corridor Guard 1, 2, Motor Traffic Club l, 2, 33 Booster Club 2, 3. CON CETTA MAZZACCO Movies Connie is cheery, energetic, dainty, courteous, tidy. Reminds you of cooking, movies, hikes, house cleaning. ,Hot Fudge Sundaes BETTY MERRYMAN Betty is amusing, devilish, tickle, calm, witty. Reminds you of double dates, classy clothes, smooth cars, tall Romeos, CosEd Beauty School. Otlice 2, 35 Tutor 3. GERTRUDE MARIENHOFF Dancing Genie is argumentative, talkative, cynical, earnest, plucky. Reminds you of sewing, dramatics, Libby , lemon pie, letters to l'ittsburgli. Dramatic Club 45 junior tilee Club 2. Reading CLARA MULVANEY Clara is ehummy. attractive, sincere, fun-loving, energetic. Reminds you of auburn hair, double dates, coca cola, square danc- ing, funny jokes. HARRIET PLYLER Reading Harry is angelic, bashiul, demure, sensitive, considerate. Reminds you of old-fashioned girls, mixed-up schedules, 'AMarg Pid- well, VVooster M. E. Church, Bert Felton. Jr. Glee Club 25 Sr. Glee Club 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 45 Traflic Club 2. Sports ALFRED RIN ALDO Al is practical, obstinate, wise, loquacions, nervy. Reminds you of model airplanes, llower Trade, machine shops, mathematics. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE Basketball Larry is handsome, quiet, sociable, trustworthy, versatile. Reminds you ot' basketball, swimming, Y.M.C.A,, dancing, nice clothes. Lariat Staff 4: Chairman, Commencement Week, Basketball 45 Graphic Arts Club 3, 4, Motor Traffic Club 1, 2, 3. Football IRVIN REIGLE Irv is argumentative, devilish, natural, reckless, witty. Reminds you of Newcomerstown, basketball trips, Mayflower Hotel, Peoples Drug, playing the drum. Football 3, 43 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4g Band 1. ROSE MARIE SAITTA Dancing A'Rosalie is feminine, dark-eyed, attractive, detei'mined. Reminds you of Plyrnouths, the Hit Parade, smooth clothes, the library, dances. Cafeteria 3, 4g Corridor Guard 45 French Club 3, 4, Tutor 1, 2, 3. Penn State Proms ROSE ROTHKIN Stoogie is aloof, witty, critical, flirtatious, friendly. . Reminds you of mixed and broken dates, eatin' onions, Penn State, Pat and Sammy. Lariat Room Manager 2, 3, 43 Jr. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Booster Club 1, 2, Service Group 3, 4, MARY SCHILLER Sketching Spikey,' is chatty, critical, dramatic, energetic, realistic. Reminds you of starched white collars, New York, Katherine Hep- burn, the Lambeth Walk, the Liberty. Dramatic Club 3, 45 Service Group 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, Lariat Staff 45 Chemistry Club 3, 4. Dancing MARY JANE SCHABRAM t'Jerry is dreamy, tickle, witty, particular, frivolous. Reminds you of Smitty , green Chevrolets, peanuts, movies, cute clothes. Girl Reserves 1, Z. HARRIET SCHLANG Eatin' and Sleepin' Skipper is chic, devilish, Hippant, artistic, happy-go-lucky. Reminds you of Angora gloves, Pat , pickles, knitting, all kinds of nuts. Lariat Room Manager 3, 4. Dancing . NORRIS SEARCH Dickie is alert, efficient, friendly, generous, natural. Reminds you of red sweaters and green trousers, dances, smiles. Booster Club 35 Orchestra 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. PAUL SHOPE Fooling Around 'tHair Cut is able, aggressive. clownish, friendly, likeable. Reminds you of East Market Gardens, Eva Hake, Fords, Steak Sta- tions, Basketball games. Rifle Club 2, Track Team 2, Motor Traffic Club 1, Z, 3. Football JAMES TORSON jimmy is athletic, ambitious, likeable, lxcnest, confident. Reminds you of swimming, motorcycles, sliirking history assignments, woman-haters. Motor Traffic Club 1, Z, 3g Sophomore Glue Club 3. EVELYN TUCKER Movies Sue is clever, chummy, dramatic, dreamy, loyal. Reminds you of Carlton, Slappy, 'l'angos , Benny Goodman, VVilber- force, vegetable soup. Glee Club 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Discovering the Latest Song Hits FLORENCE VANNI Jessie is fun, clever, humorous, unusual, subtle. ' Reminds you of clever sayings, Double Mint Gum, jack Leonards singing, sweet swing, Life . Rodeo Staff 4, Motor Trattic Club lg Tutor 4, Foreign Correspond- ence 3. The Rodeo Icmuary, 1939 MARY VASEI Babe is cheery, casual, helpful, obedient, unreserved. Reminds you of crowded buses, Mr. Sehoner's history tests, early departure from school. Swimming DENISE VERHEYDEN Dense is cynical, cool, eccentric, individual, sarcastic. Reminds you of Bob Pyers, Kenmore, Turkeyfoot Lake, canoe rides. six o'clock alarm bells, Glce Club. jr. Glee Club 1, 23 Sr. Glee Club J, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 33 Girl Reserves 1 Z 3. EDWARD WAITZKIN Commercial Art Elly is artistic, complimentary, sociable, obliging, sincere. Reminds you of Buchtel girls, the art department, Cleveland style of dancing, Sr. Glee Club. Orchestra 1, Z3 Dramatic Club 33 Sr. Glee Club 3. 4. Seeing Nancy DONALD WATSON Don is adventurous, chummy, friendly, honest, witty. Reminds you of getting stuck in the mud, dances, Fords, hamburgers, double dates. Gregg VVriters 4g lli-Y 3, 4. BERTHA WEEMS Eatin Bertie is jolly, obhging, particular, plucky, patient, Reminds you of Fred Reese, banana pie, the Ideal, Milky Ways, page boy cuiffures. Girl Reserves 3. Singing MARY WEEMS Dolly is talented, congenial, generous. daring, clownish. Reminds you of Sonja Henie, East Market Gardens, sessions at thc piano. bicycle rides, Alton Merieweather. Sr. Glee Club 43 Jr. Glee Club 33 Gregg Vt'riters 1. SYLVIA ZLATKIN Driving Sylvia is confident, aloof, casual, calm, sarcastic. Reminds you of Dave, weekends at Canton, Betts , NVise's, tough history assignments. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club 2, 33 Library Club Zg Service Group 2, 3, 4: Motor Traffic Club 1, 2, 3. Working ELMO WILLIAMS 4'Bulldog is argumentative, big-hearted, friendly, noisy. Reminds you of soda crackers, girls, golf courses. mustaehes. Tr. Glee Club 3, Captain Police Force l, 2, Corridor Guard 1. NORMAN ZUCKER Selling Tickets Zook is ambitious, amusing, generous, plucky, self-contident. Reminds you of Billy House. selling tickets, Lucky Luciano, arguing with Miss Henry. Red Cross 3: Tutor 2, 3, 41 National Honor Society -1. Movies . GERALD ANDERSON jerry is, ambitious, brilliant, calm, earnest, friendly. Reminds you of Y.M.C.A,, study in r.r,, Colonial Theater, football games, Ohio State. Motor Traffic Club .ig Booster Club 3. TONY FALCONE Drumming Tyrone is argumentative, courteous, fiirtatious, sleepy, friendly. Reminds you of gas stations, swing music, girls, big parties, one of the Big Three . Booster Club 2, 3: Corridor Guard 1, 29 Motor Traffic Club 1, 2, 3. HUBERT FELTON Graduating Bert is confident, dramatic, sleepy, popular, quick- witted. Reminds you of Wise's, Liberty Annex, Dorothy Howell, truckin', swimming. Hi-Y 43 Lariat Staff 43 Orchestra. BILL FLETCHER Radio Sleepy is bashful, conscientious, dreamy, honest, lanky. Reminds you of pipes, caddying at Fairlawn, chocolate ice cream, dimples. Corridor Guard 2. ALLAN HIRSCH Tennis Al is appreciative, dignified, loyal, trustworthy, venture- 501116. Reminds you of Chevrolets, dances, Sophie, hamburgers, Mr. Schoner. Rooster Club 43 Corridor Guard 45 Lariat Staff 3. FRED LEE Eating No. 5 is erratic, eccentric, nervy, talkative. Reminds you of Alma Foster, Big Six, the Fuller Brush Man, Model A Fords. Sr. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Police Force l, 2. DON RIGGLE Loafing ' fSnooks is venturesome, talkative, sleepy, reckless, chumm y. Reminds you of dancing, Jr. Business Training, double dates, V-8 Fords, mills. MAURICE STEELE Ice Skating Morris is daring, headstrong, sarcastic, sensitive. Reminds you of ice skating, cars, girls, dancing. Motor Traiiic Club 2, 39 Corridor Guard 2. JOHN TAORMINA Professional Golfer Cruby is big-hearted, curly-haired, gay, flirtatious, trust- worthy. Reminds you of dancing, parties, baseball, golf, roadsters. Golf Team 2, 3, Boxing 1, 25 Trafiic Club 13 Graphic Arts 3, 4. DAVID VANNI ' Gqlf 'Crash is bashful, complimentary, sociable, helpful, at- tentive. Reminds you of the Beacon Journal, Tommy Dorsey, card games, golf games with his brothers. Motor Traffic Club 1, 2, 3. Class Will By FLORENCE VANNI N Know all men by these presents, that we, the graduating class of West High School of the City of Akron, County of Summit, State of Ohio being of unsound and unbalanced mind and memory do make, publish and declare this our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and 'making null and void all others made by us heretofore. Item One. We, the class of January, '39, be- queath all our graduating expenses, broken windows, marked desks, disngured statues and broken hearts to be taken care of by the incoming class. Item Two. To the teachers of West High School who have had the privilege of teaching this class we leave all our difficult questions, alibis and thanks for the patience they used in guiding us to the light. We will our athletic and musical ability to be used in times of distress, but retain our school spirit. Item Three: After the payment of our just debts we bequeath all the rest of our property at the time of our departure to the following fortunate groups and individuals: I Rose Rothkin leaves her witty remarks to Leonard Savage. Louie Fabre leaves a group of broken hearts but takes Mary Jayne Tait's with him. Rose Saitta wills her dark eyes to inspire any hope' ful songwriter. . Mary Weems respects Hilda Stockton's wish and leaves her that typing award. Jack Lederman wills his booming voice to Miss O'Hare to keep the library quiet. Irving Reigle, David Vanni and Leon Krist save their teachers the monotony of having seen the same faces for so long a time. Harriet Plyler leaves her schedule mixups to any- one who wants them. Denise Veheyden leaves a picture of Bob Pyers, her one and only, hanging in the main corridor for all the girls to admire. 10 Mary Schiller leaves her starched collars to Eva Klarman. , Margaret Goldstein wills her baby tooth to Sarah Silver. Any girls in the class who happen to have curly hair can leave it to Miss Todd who likes Shirley Temple curls. . Eddy Waitzkin bequeaths his art troubles with Mrs. Freeman to Harold Scroggy. Larry O'Toole leaves Margaret Nielsen with a sad heart. Juanita Colvin wills her broad smile to Maxine Suttles. Russell Kulchycky leaves his willingness to work to Joe Krimmer by special request. Diana Krist bequeaths her habit of falling in love to Dorretha Coles. T Sylvia Zlatkin leaves her blue eyes to Jeannette Weintraub. Harriet Schlang wills her happy-goflucky manners to Judah Stampher. l Gertrude Marienhoif bequeaths her sarcasm to Mr. Schoner. Norman Zucker leaves Miss Allen's rhetoric class in peace and quiet. Margaret Lauck, Marjorie Marshall and Alfred Rin- aldo will their bashfulness to Herman Ziruolo. - To anyone who is a lover of soup, Evelyn Tucker leaves five bowls of soup a week. Item Four. VVe hereby make, nominate and ap- point Richard Maloy and the entire cast of the Ghost Story as executors of this our Last Will and Testa' ment. In testimony whereof we have 'set our hand to this our Last Will and Testament on the second day of December, nineteen hundred and thirty-eight. Signed: , FLORENCE VANNI. The Rodeo Class History By SIDNEY GLICK Early in the year 1935 a group of players, hav' ing completed eight years of training in the neighbor' ing grammar schools, came to West High to play an important football game. They were the freshies of the class of '39. Their goal was graduation and they had an excellent chance of reaching it, for they were coached by those six famous coaches, Hinkle, Culp, Tucker, Murdock, VJilliams, and Bockstahler. The freshies were given the ball on the 9-B line, first down and four years to go. Because they entered with a small team the players did not boost ,the school's enrollment very much and West ranked seventh in the city. The team was fortunate in not having to endure the torture of the tardy bell. It was eliminated the year they entered. The first thrill of the year came in March when the basketball team went to Columbus for the Efth consecutive time. joy was changed to sorrow, how' ever, when West was beaten by Dayton in the def ciding game. In May The Marriage of Nannetten, an operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan, was given by the glee club. Margaret Goldstein was the only member of the team to make the Lariat Honor Roll which was pub' lished in the same month. Everything was running smoothly until the op' position put Examination , that great defense player, into the game. Playing a great game Exam com- pletely disabled many of the players. Thoroughly tired, the team was ready for a rest. Time out was called in june for three months. Time was called in again in September when the players were completely rested and ready to go. Mr. Hinkle's duties as coach were taken over by Mr. A. J. Snearline. the former having been transferred to another school. A new fouripage Lariat was published that year to replace the two page edition. The new paper was issued every two weeks. ' Late in November the glee club scored a touch- down by presenting Tibbal and Eldredge's operetta, The Captain of Plymouth. The Christmas pageant, The-Little Town of Bethlehem, ' was presented for the third time on the auditorium stage under the direcf tion of Miss--Norma Williams. Time was called out to give the players a chance to enjoy Christmas. The game started again right after the New Year, the players finding themselves face to face with Final Exam . Having learned from 'experience the danger from this opposing player the team took no chances and prepared themselves thoroughly. Little difficulty was encountered and the fist year was com- pleted safely. . ' - The spring semester of '36 was eventful only in the field of sports. Besides the basketball team, West was represented in the city by a boxing, swimming, and baseball team, all of which were new sports at West. Louis Fabre and Irvin Reigle both found posif tions on the baseball team. The team spent most of its time in hard work, and they came out victorious when they again faced Icmuary. 1939 Final Exam in june. The players were then given three months to catch their breath before starting to work again. The whole school was proud of Coach Beichley and his football team who were undefeated city champions. Irvin Reigle was a member of that team. Louis Fabre and Irvin Reigle, the athletes of the class, were both on the 1937 basketball team which beat North High to win city honors. In May the Senior Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Albright Hanson, presented Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta The Mikado. Russell Kulchycl-ry was a member of the cast. Paying little attention to Exam the team again took a few months' rcst and came back in the fall to see West again win the city football championship. Late in january the glee club and orchestra gave a concert here at West High. Leo Anastos played in a woodwind quartet. With the humbling of Final Exam the team completed the third quarter of the game and started on the fourth and most important period. Early in March the team met to elect officers. Louis Fabre was elected presidentg Mary Schiller, vice' presidentg Rose Saitta, secretaryg and Rose Rothkin, treasurer. The Trysting Place , a play given by the Dramatic Club, was presented to the school on April 6. Bert Felton played one of the leading roles. Soon afterwards the Senior Glee Club traveled to Kent to enter a music contest. The girls won a superior rating and went on to Columbus .to win an' other superior rating and the state championship. The team gladly took the three months time out which had to rest them enough for the final plunge. The new Rodeo staff in September included Florence Vanni as girls' editor and Russell Kulchycky as boys' editor. The team met for the second time in October to elect new officers. Abe Daven was elected new vice' presidentq Russell Kulchycky, secretary: and Betty Rogers, treasurer. No change was made in the presif dency as Louis Fabre was unanimously reelected. The Ghost Story was given by the Dramatic Club on October 27. Mary Schiller and Bert Felton were included in the cast. With the close of the semester drawing near, Miss Clark, that famous sports writer, announced the selection of the school's outstanding senior players. Norman Zucker, Margaret Goldstein, Leo Anastos, Jack Lederman, Edward Waitzkin, and Sidney Glick were picked as new members of the National Honor Society. The Senior Glee Club played to full houses two nights when they presented Gilbert and Sullivan's comic operetta Iolanthe. ' Much of its success was due to Eddie Waitzkin. Now with the presentation of senior chapel the senior activities come to a close. The .team will settle down to a few weeks more of hard practice prior to crossing the goal of graduation. 11 SENIOR DHESSVUP DAY HONOR SOCIETY lu? Rama-R. Luk. T. Kleins, J. Suffon, J. Holbig, S. Glick. Foudh Row:QE. Cole, L. Anufox, E, Hoiiander, L. Green, E. Waifzlxin, J. Frank, J, Ledefmen, Third Raw:-J. Lane. Miss Chvk. M. Goldxhin, J. Sbsmpfn, R, Keafer, J. Johnson, S. Kelfer, N. Zuckm. Second Row:-H, Srocfon, J. Braden, M. Rowe, E. Ncihaser, L. Waller, N, Garbison, H. L. Rena. Fi , R0 1 'P- Sh3YM. 3. Simmons, B. Waikn, M. Newman, S. Sabgir, A. Aluander, IZA CLASS Ln! Row:--F. LUG, S. Giidx J. Dimslco, H. Atdeiist L Kris! L. Fabm. J. Harry. L Odfoole. 5. FGJVGH. A. Rinewo. ' FEHH Rout'-U. Wsflou. U. Rsiglnx P. Fensfermaker. J. ledarmnnk T. Falcone. A. Daman, B. Evkovlcb, F, Shops, J. Taotmfnl, E. Waihkin. Fourth Row:--S. Jnnu, L. Angina. H. Mferink, J. Bailey, R. Kulclhycky, M. Hinlh, D, Vcrfveydan. A. Hush. J. Coliven J. Mavrvudis, 'Hurd Row:-L, Anasifbi, S. zlhfkhx, U. Krfxi, D. Vanni, M. Veda. B. Weemi, M. Lauck, M. Marshall. Second Row:-'K Knixciy. G. Frlddlex G. King, M. Goldsfein, M. Waema. H. Schianyz M. Schiller, R. Rogers., H. Plykrr, H. Marviman. L. Grqgg, FSM Row:--E. Kodishz D. Manocco, N. Seevck, J Torsten, G. Mevianhok M. J. Schrahamk R. Rehrkin, P, Yanni. R. Saiffa, M. Bodum.. C. Mgnggggl The Rodeo ACTING CLASS Lan Row:-D. Knmple, L. Ecllerf. M. Parry. 8. Fallon. Mrs. Moore. Socond Row:-G. Sclwooflol, A, Swehzev, B. Snyder, J. Fmbsmm M Schilar 8 Wslkef Third Row:-G, Marltnlwoll, P. Shaver. M Pidwell, S. KQNQ D. Sh'-qw R, Havnlvome THE GIRL RESERVE CABINET Las? Row:-E. Nellve-Eser, G McKenna, G. L:-on P. Bonslcy, L. Walker, H. SCOM, C. Fellxev G. Flsqal. M, Nhlmrl. J. Hllb. Third Row:-B. A. Sawit, E. Keel, C. Bucllnglmm, H. L Haiclw, M. L larnelfc, B. Hoslnman, K, Wagner, L. Gurald. Second Row:-L. Brodbecl, H. Soplsls, M. Woodcozk, J Burnley F. Carpenter S. lewix, B, J Morse. L, J. Albright Miss Allure Fits? Row:-ME. Rusrlll. B. Wcodwavd, M. l.. Wall, J. Braden. M. Rowe, B. Campbell, A. Alexander. E. Mayors, M, Dlad. HI-Y L.,f new-c. Coffman. M. Lea. w. MW... n, Louglvy J. Hury, H, swqqy, s. sm Fillh xo..-J. Krimmer, a, mam r. num... H. se..-mm. o. on, J. sum.. L. ml. J. Hwang. Fauna nw.-R. mana., 1. Mfcma, F. Plsnlenlwm a, Hz-lbfg s. sem c. snmums, D. Jw., F. ma... s. swam, mam no-.-J. spmabwy, c. syn.-5. o. on. c. svwww o Hezbeff, o. maze. R. Kulcnychy, s. MW., J. mmm, A, nw. smna Ro..-J. a.u.fa. J, nom, s. mf.-, J. smlsz.-1.1 J. Swan. o. sms... H. Mal... J. cam., A. nov.. me ne.,-a, svnnwf. J. Lane e, wgnw... 1 cm.. M. mfs., N. sewn.. E. Nm. c. Crurnrine, o, em., s. Pmpp.. Icmucxry, 1939 SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB cz . .X 0 Fw 1. 1 -A C c..m..m... M emma M. Kemp. E, mme.. H. em. G. Colm... J. new, D. s+.mi.M.gs.. c. DM.. 1. mmf H, H.,.n.,.a, v n..-.W B. Y,-I Tram Hp. L L ii qw G kw, 5 Sy-fx M F R...-.u J Ksm P, rnmkg A. M Janos. M. Snyder, J.ScP1ick N. Smilb H Barkc-maymk J, Gina S Kanivoviax W. Nuwlhmf Fkhqv S.,-1.1.1 RMW L Br.-1. -k V4 AH-..f, ' E Sud'-W.. J, Rfls, M, Hnnw. B, Brimdn S. Kwmwfy, J. Wimw J. Semczon. K, William., W, Wdmn J. Emmdn. R Shun. B. Flkff J, T.-mar Pm R... ...M Yf. H Mnzosfm G. Puww J Wnlmvz., M. Kamp N. Scafifi, M. H. Mies, N Bdfkhurst, M. Mmm. B. Agnmy, C, Brohw J Shimmy, T. Frisby, J. Snffmyin L. Kr: P Vdnd-'-M' D Hufiandef, ,...,.,..,Z.H, . JUNIOR GLEE CLUB LM' fi W H LS-ww. 1- N, M-fjiwyw -K Sw'5w P F f-A, N1 I' mi 1 f 9 Dunn R, Han-Es, S,Roiha1, J,H3pkIns P McBr.dv E- Hnmiivon. P. Grubb Fwfs. rv-. rw m..mw M LN... U, :mf c ia.-1... M fm J, scfogqs. A. swam. v. Pavlov, R. Bc-'ctw-ff. B. o-msn, F. em., J, Mm, Yhm RW C Hwchzn, P, ix-N.. 6 SM... B, N-. .-:Mffn M, QSWM, G. H0i6mM, H, Graves. A. Paulus, C Flew B Gam-ry. Swami Rm,--.1 wfmmn E Hurd. F. Jdfkmn V Swv- U. J-.--W, C Jackson R, Cmws, T. Anderson, M. Suck, U Combs.. PEN' P'1 L- RWM M. W00I5ww, 4. Burt? J lonhwgf-r 8 Bhd E, Van Orman, R. Rqfhkin, D. DOI. R. Sfccum, M Lf-Y. R, Mmm, ..,h..T,..,,-..,.uQ i SENIOR GLEE CLUB my Row:--'L v.....s..e., J. H..a.,.-pw., cs-. cram., H. swggy. w, Ffa..-ants, P. max.-ra., M. Lea. Fzfoh Row.-D. Jones J. Mcphavmnk H, Sawmnw. L Baum. 8. Lm, C. vmdmf. H. Cnmnck. C. Wag!-mmn. T. Kham. Mfg. Hansen, Four!'1 Row..-J, Wiichav, G, Folios. J. Hughes, R. RE?cl'a5e, E, Waihiin, E. Hcflandsr. R. Yasfuck. E. Nledvedoff. D. ThcopF2iYus P. Ualfas, F, Consuming, F. Lou. Thivd Row:-H. Reese. E, Luyxier, R. Famer, M. L. From. L. WAller, N, Garbiion. M. Ourflfngor, E. Syhbs. 0, Verheyden, M. Nhsisen. B. L. Hush E Neshfglser. C F-film, Second Rom- R. Ekus. 8. Welker, F, Verhani, P. Peffiiu, F. Abbofi. B. Snydu, M. Snhwailert, D. Cessflberry. M. Pidweil. C. Hughes. F. Carpemur, M. Wo-zdcoci. Fun Row'-H Vnsei, G. Semili-1. M, Black, H. Scphis. V. Fraullin, M. Waems, W. fsrmshcmg, E, Tempfe, Lewis H. Pylnr, D. Movfiwn, 14 The Rodeo LARIAT-RODEO STAFF lm Raw--E.Amhufg,, L Annie: R Su-W..-H J Kffmm J mu, J H.-mg J Funk D. Schx-fam R. Schfmw Ylmd Row:--M155 Kivwlmfm R Kuldsycky M G,-rdw l BML-Wm T Cdlvm C Sirwnwn, P Gem, J I.m4.4m-av B FAM-Q M1 wwf, Svcorvl Row D Daly S Sh f E Gm. 8 Wm .1 A Sw ef' .I Hytu F Kwqxf M Sal-mic-Ill-r, J ww rm my rm, :A N D' hm RW F vw.: C J,..f2, M sm S S.: J N nm-1. Q, rw.: B A SJW. 5 Cdmpherl, M Pm-,l.f, ss L My M 4...',1u LARIAT AND RODEO ROOM MANAGERS LN ..,..,..J H.,n,aq s. MPM, fa. Pam-3 e Kaylor. sam, nw.-A own, s eQ4J.m:++,. J. sun R nm w. soma, M. vw, c. swamp J. Lederman 0, Schnm, Foudh no. Ma. mend, e. wpmow cs Mmm., P. aww.-,, o Km. R. emu. M, ewan, cs, wannam.. was Row:-D. sm, E. nw. A amd w ow M. Newman M. Lees L shower. L.sm,.um. mxofbzf.. s.wC...,J RQWWF. vf,f1,,..X,, e. Van sm, J awww. c csfmf. 1 Friaby. M. solemn J. svmmd L. x,:m.n, a. Servia, r. Fnir, ram new-M. swam. M, Jmpn L swf., sz. Hawthorne, M. r. cwwy, H. scmwg, M. Hunan. F, vma. R. nomg., GLEE CLUB ovensrm. roLANn-ae Icrnucxry, 1939 MISS MURDOCICS FRESHMEN Las! Row:--M. Bosnyak, B, Golilcas, J. Fox. B, Aufhenrullx, C. Friisclw, G. Coleman, Fililn Row:--M. Gwen. T. Economou, Z. Brinlumm. G. Crelhn F. Coursey, D. Dr1em6QqPsi, L, Anderson, E, M. Bowen, E. Gardner. Fourllw Row:--P. EFI, M. L. Burgard. J. Brennan J, Siam. 8, Bfilfaln. B. J, Dean, P. Beward, 8, U0yIe, J, Diffmar, R. Alexander. fhird Row:--H. Panel. T. Gollliebz R. Say, I. J. Albrigld M CucI.zz.a, K. Anderson. F, Cucuzta, L. Ciarroclrl R, Gardner, H, Hunbaum. S rd Row' B Bfown T Davies J Ellol F Alwfmdrfr M Bonsfein F. Green, H. Ffeudemcm. J. Cllrlil, C. Felfon, J, Droege, 1-co ,-. .. ,. . Hrs! Row'-R, Gmni, M. Cohen, M. Gown, K. A, Brdkmav J. Gdliaqher, J. Bur, E. Clark, R. Greenblun. M. Bisscn, H. Brilllwarf. V, Fonle. MISS WILLIAMS' FRESHMEN LMI Raw:-f-H Muzllv-5. E nm... M. Lauri, E, Minh. M, Mekall. M, LM. I., Les, R, Newfon, K. Meisnef. S.JoI1nson. FIM- Rm...-WL, Mmm J. K..f.I,.dy, A www I. Neal. B, uw, sz, Muna., M, Henry. M, Luna. S. Kwwwe-fy. B. HQ-wif. Fowl. new C Jeckwn J mam. 5 Lirmrmn. S. Kmvfovswf, J. Meilcn, A. Kiss. T, Mmm, M, Hocleil. A, Kcmimks. wx R W L,M.Q .swf sz +I,-vsmQf1 .lcimcn M, Mmm.. A. Noyes B. Hwaefson. R. Mem, M. mam, J. mmm, J, Kent W, Mmson. vb rd 0 cr I 5 5 H Ib P N I1 G Guilurie M Nahox S Hasflar M Kemp A Pslaro V Horva FZ Svmnd Ro-1--MF Kalzmfm. S Km dw T, P',.-msfih, -. my , . ,w or , , . . . , , , . . . , . , rd Row---MJ. liumglmf L Mffwqvr H. Nvwmm, G. Hamiil C LQVQNQ, B. Isaly, S, Krainess, W, Jancxcwsli, J, McCIaIIan, G. Ollvfaf, C. Havre, MISS BOCKSTAHLERVS FRESHMEN + R S Sw., sz, vmdwma, J. sfwmf P fl, fwzca, J, sms., B. Penny, D, s..aas,+h, E. Rasenzweg, 5. sewage., ' N Umluiiv U. Reevas, J. W'.Qqm- J, x'J,,fm-:IA K. Rf-fx-aback. 8. Ssfdakvr, G, Twynham, A, Plwilpoff, G. Schmidf, L. Reed, 5 HI.. qw E. Van Am, J. Swpzw T -.5 v. Swne wi. Swim A, Shrew, E. Smfsh, A. Reese, J, WQf+hLr.9mn. Z. Shcfman, -. -Q .wwf 2. qw J. I-.f..sw. M. E, Q., I, sm. as swarm w, wanna., L. Rosen. M. 9, Pmwam, N, Rowe Q, Puiles, R. wmam, E. Smqnena. -. .I 1 I sf am., M, rm I, wa 3 vm, M. 'vVZfl:crn, H. Slocum. F. wvmdm. aww, H, L r,,Y5.,,, 94 Ro,,,,d,, . The Rodeo Iunuury, MR. TUCKER'S FRESHMEN Luv Row.-mf. Tucker, e. Hardy, S. Hudy, 2. MW., sz Moon, D. Jam. Foudfu Row:-J, Herrix, W. Hewiff, G. Mccnsirry. H. Mouicsian J McPhrarran, H, Graves R. Noah Thivd Raw:--M, Grlnicrl, H, Knnashl, R. Holfandev R, Hlabel A. Jackson, J. Hummel Sscond Row:-G, Houchin, M. Hahuffle C, Mormon, R. Kouvi E. Maivvmn M, Loy, M. Maoroudin. Fifi! ROW: R. Minus, P. Mah, W. habci, K, Maffcs, B, Valar, L, Gfnsnsfnm, Myels MR. SNEARLINFS FRESHMEN LM: n.,w'..o .A..4,f.... w award w scum A mmm www nc...-R, CCM. J Awrmox 1 w-f.f w cywdfh- J. Gonna N. Farm V Af.df,f,m-, R. Amy, mf Snvwmn. n..,4 um.v.-A A-wa 5 am E ch.. w 5.-ma' C Gmffmo P Bm-mx, P. Am.-W, L umm.-V P. cm. 5.-W4 no. QJ. aw, I c..mpf..!1f v nm 9, amd, v cwfm P. D'Ave'So J cnmn. J. oo... w. B-easy. nn.. J Ufwlcpa v cum.. I. Agpnundn J. emma. A vz r 1. H a F. 1 cm1..m. o c.p.10.m, R, cw, A. awww, o fumhf., A av.mn.,.O. nz. mmf. Frm Row'--H Akvwu J. 8--nf ,s m-Y . .mo MR. CULP'S FRESHMEN Lm Row:-Mr. Culp, 6. S.f.m.m5 R Panxm M. Wobmd C Sum, A. svfmgqb, L. vmhy. Fam Row,-P, Rogers, F Sfreus. S, Sembin. W. Zuq.naw w swam A, smmov R. sm. B Rfxmnyfx, B. S1.1m,,aen,l,, J Tam Founh Row:-W. Rogan, E. Fotolia, G. Tfwksbuvy, J, Sefersfom, N. Sd-Mhz, W. Wilson, G. Sdmlviid, H Smder G, Pappas, Uma now.-G. voqf, J. Wm-Ja E Tucker, R. WllYomx T Yuma., D, Shapiro J. WDM, S. WWW P. v.na.m.lw 0. Smsef. V, Xemm Second Row:-J. Swmr, A. Sshmn. E Tam.-I E. Yahl, J smug. J. Swevuer. D. Remangwn. C. www, S. wr-sf-bw, P, Znblvs. Fiui Row.-S. Rudd, S. Rom-nml. L Famer F. Pew. w v, Owen R. Ron, T. Poplw, R. Sewer, H. sum H, Ryaw H, Snyder. 1939 A... ,.,.....-... 17 X LATlN CLUB Lan ww' MJ. Roow W, Knylor, R. Long-acre, Miss Henry, N. Zucker, M. Solomon. Second Row-f-A. Slvevw. M. L. Barnswo, J, Braden J, Lamb, F, Abboff. 8. Edgar, J. Jackson. C, Folhr, Fin' Rover- L. Fm-Vclfwr, J. Sw,-nh. A. Aluxandsr M, 55-:cl V. BANMQ, J. Ferbsfoifv, E, Mail, FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE CLUB Lasf Row:-B. Sdmeidw, M, Newman. F. Vefimki, M. Lehwe. M, Lee. S. Petroff, L. Lee. N. Gen-bison, A. Mains, M. Monfwali, E. Krisqef. rhafd Row:fS. sum F. cww-,. e, owe, H, smmeyer. e, wznven, c. cwmn, c, cafmf, E. sefgef, J. Farbshin. J. Koaesh, s. swan, Mu, vmxefmu. Second Row:-T, Gofifieb, S. Lowry, R, Horvaih, M. Bailard. J. Kami, N. Whihlaw. J, Sampson. F. Green, A. Williams. H. Heffqiman, L, Kaiman, Five Row.-T. Ekus. C. Jacob: E. Chapiawih, R. Swcdier. F. Term C, Havre. H, Freudeman, M. Kant D. Laderman, E. Win. LE CERCLE FRANCAISE Last R...,,MM. Nom, 8. mm E, emo, o JW., sz. Mfanaa. s. mxbag, J. Porter, H. rom, o,Sc1mzaef, J. swan. aww. RC-:WL Kalman. H, mff:.,..s, E, umm, e. ewnwaq, P. awww, M, K, LQ.-3, L, Les, S. swam, R,Wf1gfwf W swam.. cz. Fewer. L mm QM.-f-M. swam F wma J, ssmof., s T .hm B. Var: Bi-rg, cs, a..Qam,ndm, C. Kiemvs. J. Fwbsaean, A, swam -,4. Kc-vbln Smsmnd Row:--A Wiiligfms H Rawllnk, G. Awww. E H1-opw H, Heffeimm H. Berkmeyer, F.W1seman, V.Go1on M. Dhgqin B, Smmwcnf, MRM Wwfwnqev. Fw RNMH. Maxzocco, E Clmpiwxzz 8, DQ-,fx L. Slew' N Smlfex M mm M, Fm-ma, D, Ledefmn, S. Sabgw P, MQGMW. The Rodeo w CLUB J Lgd Row:-M13 Mabry, G Auxfhw, H, Sclmfoln P Herd . J Lavb P Duniicy P. Doyln' M Gfnfo. Sccond Row,-E. Rogan, E. Umansiy G. King M. J Tau' S Keira G Bucimqhsm J Bmkman B. Hfncl, First Row:-H, Sopiis, L. Kalman, J, Bvful:-y. L, Primo J Sc .um E Own G D.-wk ' J RED CROSS Lad Pow:-G Valles H, Mlm: H, Solol. J. Heulqepdk J Lcadg-umm. W. Carson, C Cfumnme A. Rosen. F1101 Row--E. Ghss H Kmuse N Umnmly 6, Leon J. Bnflafd M. Noble. N, Zuclmv L. Salam B. B. Levy. Founh Row'-Mrs. Mwsmr M Weodccck H. Conobvo K Mennffr. S Zlatha R. LQH E, Berger. Third Row:--S, Snydm B. Bvobd J. Simon E. Dunn M Suydarvw- S. Cmwuin E Newman M Gul.-. Mls,S2mpsnn. Suomi Row:-M. Wymar. J. Bavlmm J, Whlu-house J Welnvmh R. Elms M, Gokhln, H. Pa-Jwck D. German D, Lode:-man FMD Row:-L.Su'no15ord, J. Samson. 8 Wnimrauh F, Tum S. Sabq' F Dum 8 Mm, :mm S Owl S Rm'-MMI T FL-n.v x..,...,. . CHEMISTRY CLUB ' Len no...-c. sm w. Kaylor J. n,m,4, a. Mm, 5. xadfsef. L. emma 5 em , 5.-mm Row'-Mr. cusp, v. Hmenheuqh L. Anmo.. sz. Marvin, 0. off H. H4-lim M Penny B Grad c sums L smge J Pm-.L w Louqry J Holb' J 5 nor. M L . ..., . . . wg. . u , . uf Sufi- Raw.-J. Ruoxe, C, Shsvenson O. Hawley, C. Ballard. E, WrEgh'. E. LeRoy H. Garcua. P, Fenstcrmalmor, D, Schwuh. J. Ballay, H. Mlm-, J, Sprsadbury, S Alpena, nm no.. ...L Lnvfwvay 0 Jw.. ua. Radak, J. Pl.nu.f.hm. R. wrcuwm, M. Gordon. c. cmmyzm. J. sfmphm, s Polevoi, G. Fone.. J. swf., Mr. sf....nzm.. Fuurfh Row:---N. Zuclcr J Sfanxflfald, E. Hollinger, C. Crlsefulli, R, Finlle. J Lederman. L. Sl-soliton. L. Buxbnum, J. Selby, M, Schiller, D. Orr. Yhwd Raw--C. Hunxicirc-1, R. McKenna, M. J. Graham, M. Durfllnger, B. Waller. E. Man N. Gavbison. M. Quash, S. Brown. T, Caivin. F, Favi, 8. Edgar. Second Row:--B Sugar, S. Lowls, B, A, Servix, G. Lean, G. Sckoe-Hel, K. Wagner, M. L. Smneffv, J. Under: D. J. Mo'sv E Glass E. Harman H Kruih, G F.-mug. f' 0 R -f, ov...-s, s.ms...f, M nm., e mmm. M. erm, E amen. C. Gam. J. Fffwbmm A Aam..dQ', 9 M.-.,e,,. A w.,,,L,.5fu,, H1 Sn,-M, H.'H.kf,qm,,,, Icznuary, 1939 19 CHEER LEADERS B. Film, H, Mlm, M. Gordon, M FOOTBALL TEAM lm Row:--fo, Rica e. mm, s, Arm s. sw J. Johnson, M. Keily. c, rang., mms nm.--K Mun.. a fmsmdn 5, Vcvsvczan. L. Kemdvicl D. spun, D. mmf, 9, Henwf J. emu. ssc nd RQw: 'D cm. 'a Mccemi, B ommn J wfsfwm E Sw-1. H L11-dm. My Rmb' R' EWS' U4 CWM, A-,Ncffmv pm? R,,,,,-nf'Agm.,5 A. now, A. Mcficmbs ra. Rzciwio, R, crews, e. swag, G. vw, 6. emu., sz. mvm, F. cmvmmq. BOOSTER CLUB ,- Rwnmf eww.: xml. o, Jem B cms M LM- J Kflmmm F. made. Q. MfefzaQ,u.vs-sup.. F ww Rm. MA, Muni J, Lamb J. Lvnway L Piave. H, who R. Richie J. Games E Nahev M, Dingbe, M. Nuihon. Fri Rowr-B Bmbsf M Hun,-mil, M. P'dw:eil J. Saleem. H.S1NawI-:R B Sn-ycicfr 8. SC!-mwmr F Oncken, A, Swaiher. Swcvnd Raw.-M Saud:-r H Piyhvf P idmic L, Wagr-wr, L. Sclmfs. B Lwgden, E. Bfafqf' B. Hamgak. L. Kalman. F ,f Rm'--l.,Pv:n1e H Hfvvgxf J E' QA R Haw?-wh-V H WW ink, M, Woudccai. B. A Suv Q R Tl-MM-s,J, Johnson. B Mwman, The Rodeo