West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

 - Class of 1941

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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

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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



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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.

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