Ah 1 pdf W ' -K N-fbw mlv M mx' , H ., :nga M, Q. ' ifff- L' .. N N .:,x,y. ,4 AA i , .P x ' ' -1gwJ?4mQf,.g '54 Fil? , . f . Va. .- E fl, Wi In-has E, V1 'L M A M ' N 4 1 X M Jn., I X sl' A ' J - fidfff 'im v- -m-.... , , ...,m:h: W W3 ' ' 'YQ F' 'zu 3 -' -- --W .. Ck ' y n ' 'uf , ff-4 Q' I R if m , Aywrii 5 jg b A , , G Q 1 . 1 H ,, 4-' - - - M 'W ' ' B Xt 'I Q ,f 4 W n M W 5' 1.1 fi T592 , X dh, 1 1 Q wth Lgfggm-fiff', 'fw :HN I w v il fflf JW? ' ,. . . . is 'ply mx We, +he graduafing class of January, I94I, dedicafe Jrhis issue of The RODEO To VERNON S. CULP in sincere appreciafion of his helpful advice and quidance during our sfay a+ West T iniililii T T 1 is li Class History By DEAN LOWREY ln February, I937. a handful of Treshies boarded a Train labeled The WesT Express for a four-year journey. Among These sojourners, Percy Fleming showed signs of greaT promise when she made The honor roll in her firsT rnonTh on The Express. Before They knew iT, an eighTh of The Trip was over, for The conducTor, Mr. J. W. Flood, came Through The coach. saying The engine would have To be changed, Thus necessiTaTing a delay. ATTer a very shorT vacaTion, or so iT seemed, They reboarded The Train To conTinue The journey. James Garcia, anoTher of The Travf elers, showed skill aT woodwork, when The birdhouse he had builT, won a prize in a conTesT. So, aT The end of The TirsT year on The Express. The Travelers adapTed Them- selves To The sway of The coaches and were ready for The Trip To conTinue. The sophomore year began slowly, buT iT soon gaThered momenTum. Helen Schuelein, anoTher member of The group, was named The ouTsTanding sophomore girl baskeT- ball player on The Express. ln The same sporT, Two of The boys oT The group, Sanford Johnson and Paul ReiTenbach, played on The WesT reserve Team. JusT when The Trav- elers had begun To wonder if The Train would ever sTop, The conducTor came Through The coach and explained ThaT The Train musT sTop so ThaT The boiler could be filled wiTh waTer. They were only Too glad To geT ouT and sTreTch The kinks ouT of Their muscles and geT a breaTh of fresh air. BuT afTer whaT seemed a very shorT Time, The Train's whisTle called-and They hasTily reboardecl The Express To conTinue Their journey, unTil The nexT January sTop. The Third year on The Train sTarTed wiTh a bang. Helen Schuelein, The female Hank LuiseTTi, played on The Fabre Femmes, a Team of girls from WesT. BuT even wiTh Helen's sTellar playing The Femmes were defeaTed by The SouTh Akron Church of ChrisT girls in a close game, I3 - IZ. This semesTer WesT again sTarTed a STudenT Council and Percy Fleming helped To organize iT. A very busy half year wenT by and Then The Train pulled u-p again Tor iTs regular June layover. When iT sTarTed up again. Jim GarliTz, anoTher passenger, was playing on The TooTball Team. Aided by Jim, The Team redeemed a disasTrous season by beaTing NorTh, 2-0, in a big upseT. The new STudenT Council wenT inTo session Tor The firsT Time, and when The smoke had cleared away Percy Fleming had been elecTed To The ExecuTive Council, Some Time laTer in The journey, Gerald HamilTon and Dick Ridle were elecTed inTo The Hi-Y. As The fourTh year of Travel goT under way, This band of veTeran Travelers decided To asserT iTselT and organize, for iT was now a senior class. On March l, The class officers were elecTed. Dean Lowrey was elecTed presi- denTg Bill Szeles, vice-presidenT: Dick Ridle. Treasurer: and Helen Taylor, secreTary, AT This Time only four sers of Twins could be found in The Train, buf This senior class conTribuTed To The pairs, for Angeline and Caroline AssenTi were among Them. BuT misforTune sTruck when Mr. R. J. Beichly, The coach on The Express, lefT To Take a posiTion on The Akron U. Train. BuT every cloud has a silver lining, and The Express's silver lining maTerialized inTo The shape of Mr. William ScheidT, who Took Mr. Beichly's place. HalTed in June To swiTch engines, The class began To realize ThaT The end of The Trip was in sighT. The Express puT on exTra speed as iT sTarTed on The lasT lap of The journey. During This final sTage of The journey, The Hi-Y elecTed George KnighT and Tom Hoagwood. Also, The NaTional Honor SocieTy elecTed some new members and Percy Fleming. Dean Lowrey, and Elvira Hord were honored by being received inTo membership. Amy Ware, who Transferred from BarberTon, was also a member of This socieTy. AT lengTh, Travel-worn and weary, The class members ended Their journey on The plaTform oT January, I94-l. As They waved goodbye To The Express. They felT relieved To know The journey was over and yeT sorry ThaT They musT leave Their Traveling companions in oTher classes. Then These companions of Tour years parTed from each oTher, some To find employmenT in The viciniTy and some To board Trains for oTher more disTanT poinTs. W l l J li i i -Tl l 4 Al l ii A i .,.l Tri T Nfuillll ji jwwm ilwymlwh . FACULTY J. Hoskins IXl.Williams M. Allen A. Snearllne R.Mol1 C. Ml-lsner W. Llpps M. P. Duff I. Fruuman J. Campbell R.M2kscl1 Z. Allen W, Mabry M. A. Ol-lare R. Harris H. Sarqcnl F. Bump R. Cmno W.Sr.l1f-ldl D. Mccallops L. Kern A. Slmpson L. Clark M,E.Your1q M. Moore FACULTY V. Cu1V C. Bocksiahfcr J. W, Mmm H. B. Mum: D. SWL w L. Ohfrfdf-.gk A. H. Mal. - F. Kiwnvn B. E. Kauffr v1.1 m W. SM-HA' R, E, TU. M- M. Hv1vvA.5'X C. Arrmln E. BHUV H. M. Hmd U. Bovwiw B. FV. Conpm' G. Courfnfrv P. S. Bryam P, Drews R. Bortl D. Benson B. Henry J. Chcrrfnqfnn L. Suhcadolfnk 4. by f .9 4 W iw-w :P 'fx 54 . s . . Sw J . M? W Fx 1 . .fff ., Q .J -N w , .3,.m lf, ' .e . 1. 'UT DEAN LOWREY Chess CLASS PRESIDENT MANHOOD CUP Doc is brillianl, likeable, popular, earnesi, confident Reminds you ol playing chess ai The Y, Sfudeni Council meelings. Nafional Honor Sociely 41 Hi-Y 41 Siudenf Council 43 lnira-Cily Siudeni Ccuncil 4. WILLIAM szELes Driving cuss vicE-Prersiosisir Bill is bashful, friendly, aleri, pa- iieni, popular. Reminds you of driving a '39 Siucle- baker, baseball Team, fishing al Wolfe? Creek. Committees Banner and Bow Josephine Emanuele Frances Fleisher Rulh Prokop Announcemenf Helen Decker Joanne Ries James Garliiz Commencemen? Harry Sokol Alice Harry James Garcia Memorial Arlene Young George Knighl Paul Reiienbac-h Rodeo Helen Schuelein Josephine Emanuele Senior Week Percy Fleming Thomas Kenl Angus Mancuso Baccalaureaia Tom Hoagwood Helen Vasei Pauline Banick Banque? C-ereld Hamillon Caroline Assenli Bill Meiz Dress Marlin Buck Amy Ware Sanford Johnson Class Colors.. While and Maroon HELEN M. TAYLOR Singing CLASS SECRETARY Meb is cheery, consideraie, quier. romanric. loyal. Reminds you of Ray Anderson, choco' fare cokes, beau+iful red hair, Akron U games. ice cream. Girl Reserves 3, 4: Secreiary of Senior Cl x,idSS. HELEN SCHUELEIN Singing CLASS TREASURER Shoesiring is devilish, graceful, pop ular, allraciive, romanric, Reminds you oi Bill Wolcoil, modeling, Arlene Young, church, hor fudge sun daes. Senior Glee Club 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Chemisiry Club 3: Club 2, 3, 42 Lariai Slalf 4. CAROLINE ASSENTI Wri+ing Lei-iers Carol is advenlurous. alerr, chafiy. sociable, loyal. Reminds you of brown eyes, brighl lip- slick, J. F., falking +o Paul Reiienbach. Miss Durr. Siudenr Council 4. ANGELINE ASSENTI Wriiing Leiiers Babe is bigeliearied, calm, naiural. likeable, eager. Reminds you of auburn hair, her 'rwin sisfer, J. L. from Soulh, black skirfs. Nancy Scafili. Glee Club 4. PAULINE BANICK Drawing Pon is ariislic, cheery, loyal, oblig' ing, friendly. Reminds you of Sammy, New York, ho? -fudge sundaes, drawings. Tufor 4. RUTH BRUNDAGE Dancing Rudy is chaify, congenial, consider- afe, paiienf, iidy. Reminds you of maple sundaes, Earl, laughing, clerk in Averill's, ribbons. Girl Reserves l, 4: Service Group 3, 4. MARTIN BUCK Indian Relics Bring 'em back alive is ambifious, big-hearled, loyal, sociable, ialenied. Reminds you of flue gang. Frankie, dancing, skiris, liisrory class. JOSEPH D'AVELLO Hunfing Wrangler is ailileiic, clownisl1, sleepy, muscular, curly-haired. Reminds you of Model A Fords, Porkey Bluni, Woosrer Avenue drug sfore, foolball, horseback riding. ' Glee Club 2: Fooiball l: Track I. HELEN DECKER Singing Duchess is big-hearfed, earnest imp- ish, congenial, efficient Reminds you of maple sundaes, Earl, laughing, clerking in Averill's, ribbons. Glee Club 4: Tuior 3, 4: Lariai Sraif 4. WILLIAM DELLENBERGER i Flicking Willie is aiienlive, collegiaie, cour- ieous, happy-govlucky, reckless. Reminds you of rlwe Mercury Convert- ible. Pai. MARY ANN DELUCA Dancing Pai is aihleiic, sociable, loyal, frusl- worrlny, sensiiive. Reminds you of boys, Andy, cloflnes, small waisf, having a good Time. Girl Reserves 2. JOSEPH EMANUELE Skating Jo is alleniive, ailwlelic, l'1appy'go- lucky, big-hearfed, irusfworihy. Reminds you of pofafo chips, Franlf, sewing, learning 'ro drive, Fable of llic Rose. Girl Reserves 3. FRANCES FLEISHER Ari Fran is ambiiious, quiei, lalenied, afrracfive, dreamy. Reminds you oi arf, Sonia B., clnocolalo ice cream, curly hair, bicycling. W Club 2: Boosier Club I, 2. PERCY FLEMING Tennis WOMANHOOD CUP Larry is popular, friendly, inielligenl, ariracrive, frisky, Reminds you of being lafe for sclwool, Juicy Fruii gum, club meefings, ninflw periods, Lariaf office. Co-edifor of Lariaf 4: Execufive Siu- deni' Council 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Cl'1emis+ry Club 3.4. JAMES W. GARCIA Movies Jimmy is clever, devilish, efficienf, iolly, popular. Reminds you of Mr. Cooper, sharp clofhes, Jacl:'s Barber Shop, Arminfa Wafson, iolres, high school mixers af Goodrich. JAMES EARL GARLITZ Driving Jim is afhlefic, daring, friendly, like- able, frusfworfhy. Reminds you of Chevrolef coupe, Bud Boescho, Top's hamburgs, foofball feam, fardiness. Foofball l, 2, 3, 4: Baslcefball Manager 2: Glee Club 2: Baseball Manager 2, 33 Traclc Manager 4. GERALD HAMILTON Model Airplanes Jerry is friendly, lilceable, handsome, honesi, genial. Reminds you of double dafes, girls, wanfing his dad's Buick, model airplanes. Hi-Y 4. LOWELL HARGREAVES Haiing Women Arson is aloof, considerafe, handf some, loyal, conceifed. Reminds you of being af Seff's, a dual personalify, Marion, Evy. ALICE HARRY Dancing Bunnie is popular, vivacious, affracf- IVE. Reminds you of Pe'rie, vanilla colces. Norfolk. Glee Club I, 21 Girl Reserves 4: Red Cross I: Boosfer Club I, 2. IDA MAE HARRIS Dancing Ada is feminine, generous, sweet Reminds you of Jim, chocolafe cake, Ke-nf. IRENE HIPPLI Eafing Hip is ambifious, big-hearfed, ai'- fracfive. Reminds you of Richard, '36 gray Ford, shows. THOMAS HOAGWOOD Driving Tom is big-hearfed, clever, courie- ous, sleepy, happy-go-luclcy. Reminds you of model airplanes, Tunfe Van Orman. Library Club 3, 47 Senior Hi-y 4. ELVIRA E. HORD Making Friends Ella is bashful, chaffy, giggly, infel- ligenf. Reminds you of being on fhe honor roll, singing. Glee Club I, 2: Tufor 2: Nafional Honor Sociefy 4. SANFORD JOHNSON Golf Sanford is afhlefic, handsome, roman- fic, chummy, sleepy. Reminds you of Pair, Virginia, BeH'y. Baslcefball I, 2, 3. GEORGE KNIGHT Visifing Kenmore Sunny is considerafe, friendly, hon- esf, quief, sincere. Reminds you of Margaref Skinner, reading, peddling papers. Junior Glee Club 4: Traffic Squad l, 2, 3. THOMAS KENT Guifar Playing Beegee is handsome, bashful, confi- denf, fhoughfful, devilish. Reminds you of red hair, flashy socks. his freshie sisfer. Glee Club 2. AGNES MANCUSO Shows Shorly is ambilious, alerl, bashlul. Reminds you ol Columbus Hall, Yo- Yo, pink ribbons. BlLL METZ Seeing Anne-lla Tooler is big-hearled. eager, happy- go-lucky, friendly, sociable. Reminds you ol lhe '33 Plymoulh, double dales, Chick 'n' Charlie-'s, girls. Delvlolay dances. Larial Slall 3, 4: l-li-Y 3, 4: Tulor 43 Chemislry Club 3. ELSIEO NERONE Golf Za Za is alhlelfc, bashlul, lailhlui, versalile, helplul. Reminds you ol lhe '34 Oldsmobile, goll course, lho gang, lhe Y. M C P DOROTHY PAVLOV Movies Dollie is palienl, sincere, lidy, gen- erous, bashlul. Reminds you ol lyping, her sisler Vio- lelle, red. HEDWIG PAWLOSKI Dancing Hallie is lriendly, lidy, humorous. likeable. considerale. Reminds you ol Bill, Coca Colas, new Buicks, piclure shows. dancing. PAUL REITENBACH Bowling Germany is big-hearled, comical, reckless. romanlic. willy. Reminds you ol bowling alleys, blind dales, Wesl lorches. Glee Club 1: Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4. . Q. i iifiiiiii, ,um in iii, DICK RIDLE Sleeping Dick is handsome, coy, headslrong. pessimislic, sleepy. Reminds you ol '37 Ponliac, Wesl lorches, arguing. W Torch Club l, 2: Junior Hi-Y 2, 3: Li- brary Club 4. JOANNE RIES Dreaming ol Marlc Jo is coy, winsomc-, sensilivr-, loyf-l. adorable. Reminds you ol Mark Lee, Peep-Bo, Toke, nice clolhes, cheese crackers. Senior Glee Club 3, 4: Dramalic Club Y, 3, 4: Chemislry Club 3, 4: Larial Edi' lorial Slall 4: Girl Reserves 3. AMOS SCHMIDT Driving Amos is candid, inlelligenl, generous, loyal, prompl. Reminds you ol dancing, driving, laik- ing. Boesler Club I, 2: German Club l, 2: Larial Room Manager 2. BLANCHE SMITH Singing Slel is praclical, honesl. elusive, moody. earnesl. Reminds you ol singing, playing lhe piano, Barberlon, movies, Jack. ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Youngslown Belly is sophislicaled, lriendly, lidy, biqvhearled. earnesl. Reminds you cl Alberl, banana splils, Youngslown, piclure shows, slcalinq. Girl Reserves l: Tulor 4. HARRY SOKOL Playing Sax Hersh is curly - haired. ambilious, gilled, lailhlul, lriendly. Reminds you ol Arlie Shaw, his sax and clarinel: smooth dancing, ealinq. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4: French Club I, 2: Chemislry Club 3: Orcheslra l, 2, 3: Band l, 2. s,2,y'3 .. ging. :su .,,f - - ,Q ' 5 A .5 S .3 , J ..i':'iff 'i fu.. 12 - iii, - HY 'Q . BERNARD FLOTO Hunfing, Fishing Red is advenfurous, bashiul, clever. honesi and mischievous. Reminds you oi baskefball ieam, oui- oi-iown irips, Miss Kern's pei, aiier iifih periods. Baskefball 3, 4: Baseball 3: Senior Hi- Y 4: Sfudeni Council 4. ROBERTA HELEN TAYLOR Singing Bobby is feminine, pessimisiic, loyal, calm, individualisfic. Reminds you of Bus Mohn, reckless driving, donuis, Phi Tau formals, vanilla milkshakes. Commercial Tuior 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3. HELEN VASEI Dancing Shor'ry is cheery, energeiic, friendly, wiiiy, comical. Reminds you oi Johnny, wriiing 'ro Val and Sam in Salem, l-iippi, dancing. Senior Glee Club 3, 4: Tumbling Club 2: Junior Glee Club 2: Sophomore Glee Club, l, 2. ARLENE YOUNG Drawing lrish is aiiraciive, graceful, devilish, romaniic, popular. Reminds you of Bob Vogel: designing clorhes, Helen Scfhuelein, models, danc- ing. Senior Girl Reserves 3, 4: Library 3. 4: Lariai' Siaii 4. AMY WARE Roller Skafing Amy is charming, feminine, sincere. naiural, inielligeni. Reminds you of ialking aboui' Barber- fon, seeing shows, a sweei smile, curly hair, being on The Honor Roll. Naiional Honor Socieiy 4: Girl Re- serves l, 2, 3. RUTH WILLIAMS Dancing Rulhie is devilish, headsirong, amus- ing, iorgeiful, friendly. Reminds you of Bob, hoi' fudge sun- daes, blue-green coais, curly hair, ob- siinacy. Girl Reserves 3, 4: Library Club l, 2. PICTURES NOT SUBMITTED BY: RUTH BARBARA PROKOP Wishing Ruddie is devilish, individual, lidy, clever, ambiiious. Reminds you of ioking, dancing, ice skaiing, having a good iime, Joe. Girl Reserves l: Club I. WALTER SIMMS Recordings Walfer is courleous energeiic, nafural, calm, quick-wifred. Reminds you of Doris Waiis: Warren, Ohio: Easi Marker Gardens: iiiierbuge KATHRYN HORVATH Drawing Kay is cheery, consideraie, humor- ous. Reminds you of lhrilling movies, choco- - late candy, arf. ALFRED McCOMBS Chase Courf Yap is aihleiic, ariisiic, clownish, daring, sincere. Reminds you oi Mary Jackson, Glenn Miller, dancing, eafing pie. Track 2: Fooiball 3, 4. Mosi' Winning Smile.,. Besi Looking Girl Besi Looking Boy. Besi Dancer-Boy Besr Dancer--Girl Besi Dressed Girl Desi Dressed Boy iBes+ Liked Girl . Besi' Liked Boy ..,.. Mos? Versaiile Girl ... Mosl Versaiile Boy . . , Mos? Bashiul Boy .. Glee Club l, 2. - Class Ballot - . . . .Frances Fleisher . . . .. .Dick Ridle . . . .Harry Sokol ......Arlene Young . . . . .Helen M. Taylor , ...Paul Reiienbach . . . .Helen Schuelein . . . .James Garliiz . . , .Helen R. Taylor ....Saniord Johnson . , . . .Thomas Kenl Mosl Bashful Girl ..,..... Girl Mosl Likely io Succeed Boy Mos? Likely io Succeed Wiiiiesi Person .....,.. .. Class Policiiian .. Mos? Talkaiive .... Class Flicker ....,,,... Mosi Mosi Mosi Pep ..........., Sludious Girl .... Siudious Boy ..... ,...BeH'y Sullivan . . .Percy Fleming . ...Dean Lowrey ...Ruih Brundage .Alfred McCombs ..Caroline Assenii Lowell Hargreaves , . . . . .Joanne Ries ...Pauline Banick ........Amy Ware .. ...Gerald Hamilton I I I I ,N X ' il' 'lll I'l i 'i'I',.il.i I fl '1l'll i lllllilllillllii'iillllI 'l, .l A 'WN4 lilllllllllllilllliIIIIW I W T M Y , ,,. , , ,N , I Iwi, , ii- A i- ii lx U . . 1 Nu! , Class Will By PERCY FLEMING In The name oT WesT High School, we, The members. being oT sound body and mind lwe hopel, do hereby make, publish, and declare This To be our IasT will and TesTamenT: ITEM: To The Freshmen we devise and bequeaTh our seaTs in assembly and The locker permiTs which we sold Them Tor Ten cenTs each. Our mosT unusual digniTy we bequeaih To The Sopho- rnores, who can undoubTedly make good use oT iT. To The Juniors we bequeaTh our origina'liTy, in hopes They will ThereaTTer dispense wiTh Their corny iokes. To The I2B's we leave The sophisTicaTion which is such a necessary requisiTe Tor I2A's. ITEM: To Mr. HorsT we bequeaTh The daTa Tor wriTing The hisTory oT our class. which will. no doubT. be The crowning glory of his works. To The chemisTry Teachers we bequeaTh TesT Tubes, hundreds oi Them, Thousands oi Them, all ThaT we have broken Through The ages we have been in WesT High. To The ChemisTry class oi nexT year we bequeaTh The pans, sTirring rods, cocoa, eTc., on Top oT The cupboard Tor The purpose oi making fudge. IT The Tudge won'T harden, a drop oT sulphuric acid will do The Trick. To Mrs. Hanson we bequeaTh The greaTesT concocTion oT musical iive and iam. ThaT sTupendous. ThaT giganTic, ThaT colossal composiTion, BeaT Me Daddy, EighT To The Bar! To The Teachers we bequeaTh our good inTenTions. May The memory linger on. To The biggesT and TruesT cowboy of Them all, Mr. Flood, we bequeaTh a huge Ten-gallon haT To wear dur-A ing all sTampedes--er-a-I mean lunch hours. To The ranch-er--ioinT--lwhisTlel, school iTselT we be- queaTh, give, and acknowledge our echoes, our melodious echoes. and even LiTTle Sir Echo. ITEM: The following are leTT by special requesT: Arlene Young leaves her peTiTness To Joy Williams. Thomas KenT leaves his bashfulness To Jack Smorgos- borde Swan. Joanne Ries leaves-sTiIl counTing The days. Harry Sokol leaves some oT his curly locks OT hair To Mr. Harris. Helen Red Taylor leaves her sunny disposiTion To The sTudenTs on exam day. Bernard FloTo leaves his sporTsmanlike ways To Ralph Baker. Ida Harris leaves-To Tind Jim. Amy Ware leaves her scholasTic abilify To Winona STockTon. Dean Lowrey wills his presidency To Tom Woodcock. Helen Schuelein wills her inTeresT in The W Club To Peggy Beasley. Dick Ridle leaves The secreT of his school-girl com- plexion To The Teminine halT oT The sTudenT body. To The LariaT GTTice, in appreciaTion of The inspiraTion received There, Percy Fleming leaves a large sign upon which is engraved in gold leTTers These words, Peace, broThers, iT's wonderful. To Bud Kohiz, by special requesT, MarTin Buck and Lowell Hargreaves leave Their abiliTy To graduaTe. ITEM: We hereby appoinT as execuTors of This our lasT will and TesTamenT, ThaT ilIusTrious personarge Iggie, The raT, and his counTry cousin, lgnaTz, enTrusTing They will keep iT Tree Trom all dirT. We hereby sign our name and seT our seal This sevenTeenTh day oi January, nineTeen -hun- dred and TorTy-one. THE CLASS or JANUARY. 1941. , ll , lil i ill MR. SCHONER'S FRESHMEN Fifrh Row: D, Hansen, M. Margolis, G. Grisr, M. Isaacs, B. Kamcriir, S. Kodi5h, H. Hunsiclrer, D, Hall, H. Neiman. Fourih Row: C. McGraw, K, Meiener, J, Kanrro- yirz, Q. Lindsey, C. Mclvlanis, S keiffor, B Mohr, B. Henderuon. Third Row: R. J. Marlin, P. Metzger, R. Nelson R. Hile, D. Michelson, S. Guniley, N. Hensley K. King. Second Row: G. Huber, H. Mormelslein, L. Her man, Mr. Schoner, B. Hall, K. Johnson, K Kleclcner, C. Hall. Firsr Row: C. Hayrh, J. Hurchena, E. Goldsrnirh B. Lezcs, R. McCombu, MR. CULP'S FRESHMEN Fourih Row: J. Simpson, B. Wcsi, B. Uhl, G, Rich' ardson. B, Shriber. T. Smarf, B. Reeves, Mr Culp. Third Row: J. Wilson, B. Wagner, P. Wagner R. Whilalrer, B. Toomey, L. Schneiderman, J Singer. Second Row: B. Sumner, J. Wigley, D. Slocum H. Teninbaum, S. Xenias, G. Woine, C. Sim- mons, T. Thomas. Firsr Row: H. Sroner, C. Willcey, J. Sampson W. Phillips, R. Parish, J. Saryis, N. Zimmerman J. Weaver. Sealed: H. Palazzo, W. Terrell, S. Wafkins, R Young. MR. SNEARLlNE'S FRESHMEN Fourlh Row: L. Bungard, G. Abraham, E. Finney C. Daum, R. Douglas, Mr. Snearline, J. Bran Caro, D. Carson, E. Giddings, J. Chapman. Third Row: W. Clinron, L. Ferguson, A. Denholm G. Curley, P. Bailey, R. Brown, E. Curling, H Bellamy, J. Dow, P. Bricker. Second Row: F. Azar, R. Burr, J. Berlr, J. Crocker D. Dales B. Boyle, C. Biefold. C. Albriqhl, R Bucy. Firsr Row: J. Goodwin, W. D'Arnico, R. Azar, E Brennan. W, Ducan, R. Gerber, E. Baliles, C Cole, V. Giorgio, R. Burler. Sealed: L. Allison, T. Brennan, J. Conn. C. Blair S. Fourly, F. Cunningham. MISS MURDOCK'S FRESHMEN Sixfh Row: A. Clarlc J. Baldwin, B. Beichly, S Campbell, P. Garriqan, B. Farrell, F. Goldberg D. Affalla. G. Cook, V. Gamble. Fiflh Row: M. Bfales, J. Arnold, l-I, Bell, J. Dor- sell, M. Berry, V. Eyler, W. Flolo, M. Abboll. J, Decker. Fourlh Row: A. Dunlap, L. Dropc, D. Frazier, R. Gossard. M. Berry, R. Blunf, E. Glenn, D. Co- Iefli, D. Gaston. Third Row: Miss Murdock, A. Gardner, G. Di France, E. Budiani, I. Flinl, L. Grebelslcy, D Black. C. Grenf, R. Barnes. Second Row: D. Dorman, B. Buclcley, If. Briqhi, E. Freudernan, D. Dillon, M. J. Berosel, A. Cum- mins, R. Coslanzo. M. Fonli. Firsf Row: E. De Long, A. Carr, E. Axelrod, C, Emanuele. C. Borlns. L. De Joy, E. Fuller. MISS BOCKSTAHLER'S FRESHMEN Sixlh Row: K. Valcnli, P. Powell, G. Woodcoc-In B. Rubins, I-I. Slwlaharnrner, D. Wells, B. Swire R, Sleiqer, M. Schullz. Fifrh Row: I. Smi+h, J. Shillnski, M, J. Tapper, G. Smilh, M. Perry, A, Walson, J. SmiII1. Fourlh Row: C. Tillenni, T. Savaqe, C. Torrel, F Smifh, S. Posf, J. Seelye, J. Weyman, E. Shaw Third Row: M. Tomelln, K. Wages, L. Vandersall M. Singer, E.Popper, E. Pelarchi, R.Scl1Iabal1rn B. Young. Second Row: J. Tyroe, N. Rofhluss, F. Raven, J. Vance, A. Stephane. D. Radalr, B. Powell, E Sfern. Firsf Row: M. Rosenrrmn. M. Schlichfe. L. Sreclcer E. Paslml, A. Simpson, V. Tomello. MISS WILLIAMS' FRESHMEN Sixth Row: K. Mi:Closlcy, J. Niehaus, M. Meyers. F. Laurlx, G. Nicolnw. U. McMahan, I-I. Krus- zewslci, M. Gulirlc, K. I-Iollzapple, I-I. Kollis, D. Menenr. Fiflh Row: M. Mahan B, Jnsiunas, M. Kucharslri. J. Loeb, M. A. Molllnr, S. I-larrinqfon, B. Irvine L. Hlscln, R, Newman. Fourlh Row: M. Lusi. D. Lovell. M. Masosian, D. Meyers, G. Lindsay, M. Lancasfer, L. Loveioy, P. Newman, L. I-Iaycs Third Row: E. Kahn, B. J. Kelley. D, Link, E. McCarran, A. R, Inman, S. I-Iirsch. J. Loclcharl. Second Row: J Mansour, R. I-lakes, I-I. Korbin, N. Meyers, J. Melson, F. Nelson, B. Jackson, M. Nelson. Firsf Row: J. Lucas. D, Kloner, B. I-Ianlon. HONOR SOCIETY Fourlh Row: D. Lowery, M. Hall, R. McBride, R. Helm, M. Nobil, Miss Clark. Third Row: J. Swan, R. Balmer, B. Ellis, R. Berlr, H. Kraus, E. Meyers. Second Row: M. Selby, B. Van Berg, R. Wagner, H, Tass, B. Blaclc, P. Florninq, H, Barkemeyer, l. Johnson. Firsf Row: V. Goson, E, l-lord, S. Boqin, W. Slocldon. SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB Fiffh Row: Mrs. Hanson Fourfh Row: J. Schuelein, M. Liqhl, B. Beichly, S. Campbell, F. Prirz, S. Colfon, R. Franks, J- Glaze. Third Row: l. Johnson, I. Rawliulr, H. Decker, J. Nehas, M. Curley, K. Foqler, H. Pawloslri. Second Row: C. Econornou, J. Ireland. F. Assenfi, R. Beward, M. Rirchie, H. Wiper, C. Howard, F. Groggins. Firsl' Row: B. Buckley, C. Gessler, E, Briqhr, V. DeRose, R. Varalaro, E. Hayward, S, Naiion. IZA CLASS Fillh Row: H. Soiiol, A. Schrnidl, M. Buck, A McCornbs, J. Garcia, T. Hoaqwood, J. D'Ayello S. Johnson. Fourrh Row: T. Kenl, B. Maurillo, G. Kniqhl, G Hamilron, B. Sze-les, P. Riefenbach, W. Simms. Third Row: R, Prolrop, l. M. Harris, B. Melz. Second Row: H. Pawloslri, R. Williams, A. Mancuso H. R. Taylor, H. M. Taylor, P. Baniclc, l, Hippli H. Vasei, A. Assenli, B. Smifh, E. Hord, C' Harris. Firsf Row: C. Assenri, H, Decker, R. Brundaqe M. A. De Luca, J. Ernanuele, D. Lowrey, H Schuelein, A. Young, J. Ries. P. Fleming. BAND Fifth Row: T. Clover, B. Bovarcl, E. Chase, D Everhart, A, Hargreaves, H. Sicroqqy, H. Voth D. Morris, D. Dales, J. Berk, W. McFullen, J McPhorran. Fourth Row: B. Zimnrig, J. Weaver, W. Haupt T. Aidmnn. J. Bfirry, B, Hummel, M. Shulz, R Willems, R. Rcminqton, B. Davis, B. Hartman. Third Row: H. Everett, B. Lozm, P. Reed. A, Phil pott, P. Nolson, A. Brazelton, L. Johnson, J Black, F. Aldstadt, T. Smart, T. Thomas. Second Row: D. Hanson, J. Severance, B. Jenkins B. L. Jones, T. Harvey, R Lane, D. Ware, D Davis. S. Gcrtz, H. Stoner, T. Materna. First Row: G Hottrnan, E. Haulman, J. Lenner R. siwm, Q. MacDonald, ia. Edwards, J. Win: tor, E, Paxton, D. Marsellas. JUNIOR HI-Y Fifth Row: R. Willems, J. Swartz, V. Owen, T. Catalirio, N. Casey, S. Schmidt, J. Pedler, L Judy, C. Poulsc-n. Fourth Row: J. Black, J. Daniel, T. McDermott B. Potter, W. Hellman, G. Kleines, R. Erbem, E. Garriqan. Third Row: C, Morgan, D. Helm, J. Stanley, H. Graves, P. Brown, R. Lane, R. Hiebel, T. Campbell. Second Row: R. Buulcley, K. Miller, W. Bender, C. Barry, J. Farrell, D. Brennan, l.. Boss, E. Chase. Firso Row: W. Von Orman, R. Remington, P. Zcllors, N. Bills, P. Graham, T. Frisby, W. Campbell. W CLUB Fourth Row: P. Moxslro. H. Harriqal, P. Doyle. R. Vonrlolanil, B. Goldilcas, N. Wltitolaw, J. Schucloin, R. Mirine. Third Row: P. Woozloy, B. Kinq, A. Wilson, A Kaminslmi, F. Titus, L, Johnson. S. Colton, M. Maxwell. Second Row: N. Smtiti, A. Palazzo, M. Jordan. M. Wilburn, A. Winqertcr, P, Nahcr, F. Stef- lano, C. Lo Vcrrv. First Row: H. Silvanirlc, M. Loo, Mrs. Mabry, A. Manos, H. Schuolein. JUNIOR GLEE CLUB Sfktlw Row: D, Cook. B. Crotser, P. Graham, J Swan, J. Fox, J. Stoullrzr. L. Doster. O. Fritscl-I Filtlm Raw: C, Poulsen, T. Friiby, J. Durllinqer G, Kniqlit, J. Robb, M. Hamory, B. Doyle, B. L Jones. Mrs. Hanson. Fourth Row: R. Tliomas, J. Cotturo, W. Lindsey J. Stanley, J. Daniels E. Haytlw, A. Williams A. Kaminski, B. Gaston. Tltird Row: C. Grant, D. Clmceseman, W. l-loll man, R, Kaulman, H, Slocum, H. Mullins, J Dreese, M. Hackett, B. Brittain. Second Row: W. Boyle, E. Pastorin, G, Kleines C. Buckley, M. Williams, L, Lindsay, G. Ditmar A. Medyedell, B, Kaltn. First Row: J, Rillinq. D, Buckinqlnam, H. Frankel S. Gardner, F. Sfepllanov, V. Howard. H. Brill lnart, G. Polles, R. Riqqle. JUNIOR GIRL RESERVE CABINET Fourth Row: J. Sltuelein, l. Rawluik, M. Hadnaier G. Salem, N. Swartz. Tnird Row: J. Nielwaus, M. Gulick, L. Doster, J Robb, B. Rubins, l-I. Korbin, E. Salem, G Margolis. Second Row: S. Harrington. E. Matz. J. Smith J. Severance, C, Bc-sale-r. First Row: M, Mettler, M. Liqlit, F. Cocklin, L Bruqqemeir, Miss Young. CHEMISTRY CLUB Seventh Row: J. Kane, B. Bovard, T. McDermott J. Sfambauqln, G. McCaskey, R. Minns, J. Swan H. Graves, G. McKenna. O. Frilscli, J. Scroqqs E. Dunn, S. Snyder, M. LoFever, B. Latte. Sixtln Row: H. Scroqqy. D. Slwapiro, J. Petrou B. Patton, G. Hamilton, P. Curry, P. Bensley L. J. Albright, E. Mintz, J. Slouller, H. Elms D. Coles. D. Clwatman. Fltlw Row: W. Moore, T. Woodcock, E. Rowe G. Austin E. He-cpe, M. Dinqle. C. Kleines B. Jenkins, B. Crooks M. Brittain, B. Tliomas J. Scliick, E. Rosenzweiq. Fourtln Row: A. Weisslcld, M. Korbin, F. Half: R. Schneider, R. Ellis, J. Stanley, N. Rowe A. Pamor, M. Van Melcr. R. Frankol, V, Goson J. Rios, G. Hoflman. G. Coleman. Tkiird Row: R. Slocum, M. Nobil, l-I. Kraus, R Helm, M. Kamp, H. Clirist, J, Dreesc, H Slocum, T. Gottlieb, A, Williama M. J. Voqt, J I-lunsickcr, B, King, M. Gwynne. M. Hackett, Second Row: R. McBride, E. Mayors, R. Moyer F. Cliaukalas, D. Doc. C. Foltz, R. Dunn, M Ferrnia, M. Woolzey, H. Tass. T, Ekus, M. H Raies, B. J, Dean, A. Pullman, D. Lcderrnan Mr. Culp. Ffrst Row: S. Goldsmitli, Mr. Snearline, l. Sltolilan H. Votlt, R. Berk, S. Rosentlwal, T. Campbell R. Remminqlon, W. Squires. O. Sltama, R I-Ielbiq. SENIOR HI-Y Fourfh Rcww: D. Low-ry, B. CampbeII, B. HQID. H. Scrogqy, R. Sgkmn-idv,-r, B. EIIis, B. MQW. Rowc, K. SLI'wi:'L'v. Third Row: M. HMI, F. HaIo, J. SIambauqI1, Bakrr, B. SIOIUIII, B. RuIwIin, J. Ashbrook, G Kriiqhf, B. Pi-IIICW Si-:ond Rww: J. Pi-Iiou, S. Anasfoq. W. Moc' G T. Wooduofk, J. Purfur, S. G-oId5mi+h. B. Phipli H. VOIII, B. Diirw B. Hoim. PWM I-lim: J, Sww R. Minne, T. Hrwaqwocd. Iidv. B. Luis! R. Bi-rk G. HamiIIon. RIDING CLUB Snrcond Row: Ridimx Mnsfvr, N, Whifelaw, B I-Iarriuni, Mrs. Mabry. H. SIinkcr, J. Weeks M Toyo. B. Jcnkins I, Smith, B. Timms. Miss Duff Miss Younq, D. Nimncmakvr. W, Wafkirws S Horrirmmn, R, Ivdcf. Ffruf Row: F, Gvroqmim- L. Rosen LARIAT AND RODEO EDITORIAL STAFF Sevsfnfh Row: B. Ikfx W. Buccy, S. WeinIiw:'c D. Orii1Ii0, R, MnI3rirIc2, J. WiIIiams, T. Wcod Link. J, Swan, M, Kwrkwin, B, MiIno, D. Cook. Sixth Row: H, Scroqqy, B. Woodward, R. BaIIard P. Br-mffyy. S. Aim-fi, D. Dropn-, H. Kraus. M NobiI. L. Sforwr G. Buickinqham, J. Fox B Crookk. Fiffh Row: G. M1I'x vria, B. HarriqaI. F. Hakes C. Mm'DormId C. Economou, G. Marqoiis, H SLIIIIUIPIVI, G, HwIImnn, H. Decker, V. Howard D. PiIoI, M. WiIIi.1v'ws. FOLHIIW Row: G. Audiri, M. I3IaIock, M. Selby E Nvwvwmn, G. Senwr, S. Kardrovifz, M. Dinne- A. Knmimki, A, ifiimkr, B. Sr3qaI, L. Waqnef. Third Row: B. Bimk. G, Gufhrinr, R. Heiberf, B Thomas. I, R.1wIiuk, C. Lo Vcrrc, P. Buleca. N MiaruIIci. A. Mmm- M. K:-nI, M, H. Raics, R Ziwcn. Scrcrvnd Rvw: F. AI.-mrvdur, N, Whifoiaw, S, ECCV' J. Skiick. H. Bmkmiiiw, L. Rownberq, C. I-Iawe H. HnrriqaI, Mix, Dwws, J. Rice, A. Younc, P DiimkIc?y, B. J. Dian. Fm? Row: K. ML-:ww-r R. HcIm, R. Bvrk. P. Pism- inq, G. FuIIinqIom. L. Waqner, W. Phipps S. G7C7IdSITIiII'I. J. INACIIICFI. STU DENT COU NCIL Sixfh Row: D. Helm, J. Ashbrook, J. Swan, E. Rowe, R. Erbin, G. Sarkis, C. Wilson. Fiffh Row: S. Anasios, J. Clinfon, J. Smifh, F. Cocklin, M. J. Evans, J. Moyer, N. Sfernple, A. Paulus, Mr. Culp. Fourlh Row: M. Hall, E. Haulrnan, C. MacDonald, J. Scroggs, R. Novak, P. Mafz, G. Salem, F. Coursey, T. Economou, D. Combs, Miss I-Ienry, Miss Murdock. Third Row: M. Radak, R. Carr, B. Black, R. Black, R. Heiberf, A. Kaminski, J. Sapson, A. Assenii, N. Casey, Mrs. Benson. Second Row: J. Williams, T. Woodcock, K. Smifh, R. Baker, H. Harriqal, D. Lowery, C. Morgan, G. McCaskey, J. Daniels. FirsI' Row: R. Alexander, J. Hunsicker, B. Wood- ward, J. Maferna. SENIOR GIRL RESERVE CABINET Third Row: M. Lee, J. Mallen, P. Carrufhers, P. Bensley, J. McKenna, G. Auslin, Miss M. Allen, E. Haulman, C. Carnahan, J. Lenner, J. Fox, K. Meisner, Second Row: M. Gwynne, J. Cross, R. Alexander. P. Fleming. A. Manos, M. Maxon, K. Bryani, R. Ballard, B. Woodward, G. Buckingham, C. Kleines. Firsl Row: M. Sipes, J. Winlers, E. Heepc, E. Paxron, B, Laila, E. Van Orman, H. Harriqal, B. Black, J. Kennedy. LATIN CLUB Third Row: I-I. Kraus, G. McCaskey, G. Hoffman M. Nobil, M, Yee. Second Row: D. Lowrey, B. Black, Miss Henry M. H. Raies, C. Lo Verre. Firsl Row: J. Moyer, M. Goson, O. Shama. LARIAT AND RODEO BUSINESS STAFF Fillln Row: J. Bgrry, A. Bland, C. Berry, T. Camp' bell, M. Nabil, R. Zvliors, T. Frisby, Mr. Harris. D. Slambauqli, R. McBride, T. Woodcokilc. l-I, Kraus, W. Bucoy, G. Kodisli, D. Oriqlio, L. Kdll, B. Slocpurn, N. Slornplf-. Fourllw Row: S. Guldarniflm, B. Garrily, R. Bcrl, E. Dunn, L. Brnsmvmc'-iiy M. Gwynne, M. l-lackon, P. Bnnsiy, G. Auslin, B. Van Borg, J. Waqncr, C. Cfsrnnimn. E. Hnnlmlir., C. Cmnyarfl. Tliird Row: B. Campbvil. H. Buxlmum, S. Camp bell, B. Bsinhly, M. J. Harrinqlon, R. Alexan- clfrr, H. Sc'l'1ue.rlvin, H, SlIV'LHW, B. Laila, G. Paxlon. J. Crwss. G. Burlcinqlmm, M. Bulclwcr. A. Wilsmw. Second Row: B. XNUa'w'lw.irCl, H. Korlpin, L. Slonirr, R. Zissvn, F. Cwnrw-Y, l. Lf-i-, M. Liqlnl, B. Black, G. Mnrqrwiis, E. Coclclin l. Rawliulc, S. Boqin. B. Tlwomas J. Srilwiclc. Firsl Row: B. Dunn. C. Foltz, B. Ellis, J. Relrou. R. Minns, H. Cvravws. J. Slarilcy, G. McCaslxcy, S. Roscnllial, S. Annales, M. Korlriiri. SENIOR GLEE CLUB Sixllw Row: V. Ravlov, N. Smilln. P. Sanders, D. Slarnbauqlw, H. Frilscli, H. Kwnasha, G. Mac- Caslxoy, H. Movwsifan. O. Frilscli, E. Dunn, L. LCD. M. Lrirx Fillli Row: J. Lennc-r E. Hnulinan, G. Coleman, L. Grervnalein, K. Miller, J. Clinlon, R. Mcliridu, E. Gnrriqnn, J. Bvrry, M. Bonslein, E. Rosan- Zwicfq, P. Cai'rull'iOrs. Fourlli Row: M. J. Harrinqlnri, E. Kirk, E. Bcrqcr. l.. Kalz, H. Graves, P. Brown, J. Aslilnroolc. O. Slmrnn, J. MfRln-i a'i, G. Hallman, M. Brilf Min, H. Slinolcin. Third Row: Mrs. Hfmsnfw, L. Winialon, J. Medica. A. Noronv, L. Bwfs, R. Minns, A. Brnzclliwn, R. Lanz: J. lnllinsifle-i, L. J. Alluriqlil, B. Ciorills, R. Alvxamlvr. Firsl Row: C. Lo Vnriv, M. H. Raics, M. Maxson, C. Havre. B. J. Dvnn. N. Slomolb. C. Morrison, J. Colm LT. Mnslriano, A. Bot-lnnlvin, J. Rir-s. J. Sampsnn, H. NVnlsli. JUNIOR RED CROSS Sixllw Row: G. McCaslwy, J. Berry, R. McBride, J. Sfanlcy, G. Woodcoclc, B. VenBcrq, L, Lee, R. Ncwlon, E. Rowe, H. Kraus. Filflw Row: J. Moyrr, C. Kleines, R. Waqncr, M. Abbofl, D. Wollvs. E. Dunn, l. Slwolilon, H. Solcol. Fourlln Row: J. Kanlrovilz. A. Munilz, G. Senscr. G. McKenna. B. Tlriornas, S. Kodislw, S. Kanlro- vilz, W. Squires. O. Slnarna. Third Row: F. Kalzinan, D. German, L. Vandorsall, G. Ausfin, L. Cfilic-n, J. Slwiclc, L. Wyncr. M. Voql. M. Nabil. Second Row: E. Nvwinan, M. Van Meier, M. Woolvslvy, H. 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HE-3I6I !?2?k's?l'Q?C4?s5s's'a7Cs?s'0i'i'x'l's'83a5s'x 'III-g Vlfest High Shoe Repair We Do Invisible Half Soling Member-Shoe Repairers' Guild Five Points West Hill Hardware Everything In HARDWARE for Ihe Home 335 West 'Marker Sireef A C C O R D I A N S SOLD WITH A I5-YEAR GUARANTEE We wIII furnlsh an accordian free for 3 months with a course of private Iesson'. TERSINI ACCORDIAN SCHOOL 287 West Exchange Street Congratulations, Seniors Hammel Business University 57 East Market Street Akron, Ohio C. A. NEALE CAN You OUALIFY For a good position in Business o Government Service? For good prepara+ion and Iraininr 'rw required slcills TRAIN AT ACTUAL REVIEW - FINISHING COMPLETE couRsEs Start February I0 ENROLL NOW A C T U A L BUSINESS COLLEGE Eas+ Market a+ Broadway BL-4I83 Akron, Ohio A ' ' '4A I Compiiments of MAYFLOWER I OTUR , It C Horace L. Taylor, General Manager 328 West Market Street BL-4l5I Chrysler and PI mouth Distributor PHOTOGRAPHS IN WEST HIGH RODEO Made By 2CI4,S StucIio AIcron's Leading PI1o'rograpI1ers 86 SOUTH HOWARD STREET BLacIcs'rone 56 I 3 in - 7g.,':wLZ:f7:iffi1,:f.::?lI 'wi 5333+ 'swf gufwffai f J Effffmmmm 11-ifill-flviflfifgl 11. x,,. A A Lv? ,J-2f1L4'0Z . JI f?5'J ' A, MAL '4Qfv-aff? If I Tdzfdlllffv' IZ ffIfE,zZf,iT'Q1' 4? -MMU' , AML AW J raw Jgfffk I ' Xml' IV -mal, WML H. H- ,I CX, I U,pyovL4.1ffvu4r'L 'ada' LL 'vw-im MLK awe-I-. K ,,,,,,k,fg,,.l. f iil f WM! Wt ,1vAmf,LgH.,1:g.fImLl I ,ph f it Q 0 'I 'V,1.- ,,. 44' f I onsvr Fines! 58 -M III III IIIPI55' I' I I IT I I . I f ' 'II - I1' A ' . v , 106 lib X QE + ' I :E P10 M I, f 2' 3 fag A ' I I A A K., C '9 'I I'IIo S W. CongraIuIa+ions, Seniors JEWELER GEO' S' DALES THE LINEN STORE Home of Fine JeweIry 4II West Market Street I2B S. Main SI. Akron, Ohio Akron, Ohio 204 SOUTIII Main S+ree'I' Jefferson 0202 SPAGHETTI, RIVIOLLI CompIimen'Is I YOUR ART SUPPLIES SPUTSNIALEEOSIEAM and IACOMINVS B O R D E N PHOTO MATERIALS are FLORENTINE GRILLE AUTOMOBILES. Inc- ALWAYS BEST ,, Home-Made I+aIian Cooking ZII W- Mafkei SI- SPECIAL STEAKS AND TRUSTWORTHY usen CARS POCKRANDT CHOPS S PHOTO SUPPLY CO. 321 West Exchange free? Akron, Ohio DeSOTO PLYMOUTH I6 NorI'h Howard Sfreef X Complimenis of SUMMIT BUICK CO. 556 W. Exchange SI. I 9 . . -'S A' 4-' -r 'MCAS ' -. :Wwe -- . 4 ma .-ya.: -:S . - -. .4 . 294, 5. 1 4:-QI' - -. ref 4 Q 4 , VAN - ' .iw -,, . .,.. I. . ima. . . QA- . - . -44 , 155 . ' 'rf ,. Ir: .1 ' :::'-H4515 -21 -f I W, 'rfiir ' ,. . S5 xx- 4 v-.1-1 '- '-2:-N112fir-:- ' -'S': 2:- S364 se A3 SEEN X .4. , 3 N 5 V , g,,s,.m E Xiu X. xx 4 is ,6 Q 154: 4, 41 4. , X 4 ff, sei I Q ww 42.94 K M: I 4- . W 4 4.: 4 A X 44, ' : 4.2525212512 44--,. -,s:, ,-4-A ff 4 i w 'I-I.E-:II-4 ..,. -iw 3A WS S::51 '5.'i'-g'i'I '5'b . ... . . 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OHIO MODELCRAFT - For - GAS MODEL PARTS AND SQPPLIES CompIefe Line of COMET AIRPLANES I 38 W. Marlcef SI. Akron, Ohio EXCHANGE FLORAL FLOWERS for ALL OCCASIONS 248 W. Exchange SI. HE-4524 We Deliver - Open Evenings PALMER'S FURNITURE - af - FIVE POINTS STYLE - - Low PRICES , For 25 Years Complimenis of RHOADS JEWELRY I78 S. Main S'I'. Akron, Ohio CongraI'uIaI'ions TO Graduafing Class OF January '4I ADDRESSOGRAPH CO. J. L. HARRINGTON, Ageni I40 Souih High Sfreei' l ' HOW S YOUR LEARN Tu Ilriritt- Eunnfmv. 2 I 6 P E R Ulf IT3 DANCING WE TEACH ,ru We Repair, Replace AII Makes of Q F Tecmuous -Rournuu 0 B Auvnlcen-Pnorssslouu OUIIDATIOII ' EGIIIUIER QC Iass or Privaie In Assoclafron wifh SAM INSALAGO ACCDRDION SCHOOL Disfribufor of GENERAL ACCORDIANS REPAIRS - RENTALS - SUPPLIES - EXCHANGES I Sfencils K, STIJIIID llf DANCE ARIS ZZXI Chapman 367 Sou+h Maple S+ree+ AT FIVE POINTS HEmIocIx 8497 13+ Q XAA ff! ff! ZIPPERS ZIPPER HOSPITAL HE-6423 Five Poinis f-fvvsnf-fff-f-A -f-,'-f-f-x- f- - -fwf- Carbons Ribbons DUPLICATOR 81 SUPPLY CO 43 Wes? Markei Sfreei B X B B B 5 3 X B X 3 X B 3 B K 3 . I B B .f-AAf-Af-fy-f-f-fy-f-f-nf-AAAA w N MACK'S JEWELRY, Inc. G-E APPLIANCES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES - JEWELRY WATCHES - DIAMONDS 278 S. Main S+. Akron, Ohi Compliments of West Hill Confectionery 45l W. Market Si. Bl.-0240 R O S E M A N ' S DELICATESSEN 43 I Wooster Avenue o I - Q - ' - ' - Q Q 'vvvennnfwnnfvvvv ' 'AXXXIXXXI FOR GOOD PRINTING- GIVE US A RING A ring on the phone, listed below, will ut 1 ' t h 'h p yoi in ouc wil a printing establishment that is pre- pared by exit .,TlF:'X'1Cv3 and native ability to give you the kind of printing service you'd like to be wedded to lor liie. No need to endow us with all your worldly goods-we'll be happy to stef! with an order for letterheads, office Iorms or a simple, envelope enclosure. And now-the ring, please? LETTER HEADS ENVELOPES STATEMENTS BUSINESS CARDS TICKETS Qualify Printing and Economy ECONOMY PRINTING R. W. WENGER, Mgr. HEmloclr I922 26 W. Marlref Sf A . J . F R I E S S JEWELER FR-67I2 30l S. Main Akron, Ohio STAR DELICATESSEN Famous for Good CORN BEEF, PEPPER BEEF. and IMPORTED DELICATESSEN JE-0I57 We Del The Roller Rinlr of a Thousand Delight M R S . B U R K ' S 18 N. High SL , New campus ROLERQPALACE . xc an e a en er FOR ALL BAKED JEffel'S0l1 3825 'OPEN EVERY EvENlNe Akron Saturday and Sunday Matmees 628 West Merkel Street The Center of Refined Social Life Z 'Q JE-22z: sob w. Market S+. WISE . n . I When in Need of Service and ll Quality in Drugs i+'s for beam gi wise PHARMACY COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Five Points Compliments Telephone HEm lock 4022 CARLOAD FURNITURE CO. 21 West Market Street - llower Bldg. Akron, Ohio Open Every Evening Til Nine I O O 0 S 0 O 9 O O 0 0 O 0 6 6 0 O O 0 O 9 O 0 6 9 0 0 O 0 9 O O 0 9 0 O O O 9 9 0 Q 0 0 O O O O O O O O O 0 O 0 9 O O 0 6 0 O O O 0 9 O 9 9 O O 0 E O O O O 0 Q 3 A 3 5 . . E :Congratulations Semors: 3 9 O 9 9 2 Good Luck and Success . 5 9 O 3 3 3 3 z Mrs. H. H. Seff A Friend Mr. Lee FerbsI'ein 9 E Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Graves Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Voih Dr. G. W. Quinn, M. D.. E 3 A Friend Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Morgan Dr. S+anIey B. Epsfein 2 9 2 Mr. and Mrs. G. H. DooIiHIe Mr. and Mrs. J. H. RuhIin D'. C. E. Link E S Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Rubins Ms. and Mrs. G. F. Morris Dr. Herman H. Lahrmer E E Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Lane Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Richardson DV- F- E- DGHIIUQ S 2 Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Helbig Mr. and Mrs. Dayfon A. Doyle, Jr. DV- R- F- TUbaU9l 2 Q I 2 Miss Sally Geriz Mr. and Mrs. AIber+ Freudeman Dr' Alben Goldbmq- D' D' S- 5 5 Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Heiberi' Dr' Richard J' Levey 0 , Dr. J. W. Dunbar 2 3 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Boesche Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Slocum Dr B N Riddle 3 S Mr. and Mrs. Charies R. Dunckley Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Higgs Dr. Charles R. Lewis E E Mr. Harold Frankel Mr. and Mrs. E. A. FiIIey Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Maxon 2 0 2 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Buckingham Mr. and Mrs. James W. Smi+h Mrs. WaI+er W. Vog'I 2 0 O 9 9 9 Q ?OO09000OOOO66000O0O0960000000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO6000OOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOO3 I 'I THIS IS NO BULL. MINUTE LUNCHIE oun HAMBURG-s ARE THE BEST S , I S d , h lg pecla an WIC es ' JENNY WREN R. D. SENEFF gi FIVE POINTS FIVE POINTS I 376 SGW' M-aP'e 5+'eef If 'I g000 9099000000 00 QOOOOOOOO: , f.-.-.-.-.-.-.A.-...-,.,-,.,.,.,.,.,.,.-.v.v.,.,.,v.'.'.v.v.,-.v. 9 , 0 H O T D O N U T S li g LEO S PHARMAC z KRISPY KREME gCor. Dodge and S. Poriage PaThs It 3 Akron. ohio g ' I aQQQQQO99Q09OOQOOQQ9000996 THE FINEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY LOUVRE STUDIO I3 Easi Markei' S'IreeT HE-4l67 1, , I: Complimenis I I AKRON I I FLORAL COMPANY 11 tb I39 Soufh Main SIreeI I: WOOL BLANKETS PROFESSIONALLY LAUNDERED - No Shrinkage THE DAVIS LAUNDRY 8: CLEANING COMPANY 85-B7 W. Markef SI. Akron, Ohio 356 S. MAIN ST., AKRON, Q. vfhbf' ' X' fffff . I 3 uw . 'o . 0 I 0 , -. I 'L U N ' O u 7 . Q. o Q 0 0 W , . O O o W 0 X' S I . XVVVWA ' WXVM ' ' ' H I B B A R D JEWELRY CO. I0 Easi Marke'I SI'ree+ WRIST WATCHES DIAMOND RINGC CLASS RINGS and PINS STERLING and PLATED SILVER Our SpecIaII'y fffffffffffffffffffffffffff Wesf Hill Floral CUT FLOWERS - PLANTS - CORSAGES We Deliver HEmIock 05I0 407 Wes'I' Markef Sfreei' 5?::::::::-5-:zzizzgz3232323231Iiggsgzzzzxzzzzgzgi I SUN RADIO co. 35 Q: IIo E. Markei' SI. ft :I HE-2I7I Akron, Ohio I gvivz-cvzvzv:-2-:viv:vzvzvzvz-:v:v:v:-2-:vivo :vii vvvvvv-vv-vvvvvvvvvvvvv-Iv- Complimenis of CHRIS A. LONG
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