1 1 i 1 i I I i 1 I , i i Q X ix Q A S4 if 4' 9 rl l! as 2 V Tb N ,:,: f 7 Q f EX, W df 4,63 ' ' 'T an 1 . , W5 S A wx N , 1 w W' E- M J ,Q 3 .si Q Qqlx .iv L .prix i V., VF? Q 5 X ' f ix 1 A Q ---'x ,x.. , 1 Y - R .. . 5 . , V G' ' Q , wig' i i ., . ,, ':..3-5:-::. i ff V -.- 'S R 2 r E 1 -... E sg- Q X3 x X H Q 'X X 2 s ,nw- sx ? 0 wg! .mf Qi E Y f . E ,vw 1, , X3 WH M , 2 I L 4, 'v 9 G . , ' ff M? 5 Vi, ,N K A L- V, J: uv Q, . .. X, x if S15 S wr x zcinzxr., W . ' . K 'xx nw Wi CHARLES SEITZ Keeping Awake and .Alive CLASS PRESIDENT Chuck is able, cultured, gifted, intelligent, versatle. Reminds you of arguing in Student Council, Lariat, whist- ling, dancing, going without haircuts. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Executive Student Council 4. IOHN BALLARD Orating VICE PRESIDENT-MANHOOD CUP Iohn is admirable, clever, congenial, faithful, popular. Reminds you of two by iour, winning speech contests, un- timely jokes, Kennel Klub, annoying neighbors with his trumpet. Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4 IRENE SCHWARTZ Doing Lariat Work CLASS SECRETARY-WOMANHOOD CUP Renee is ambitious, cultured, natural, tidy, big- hearted. Reminds you of Northwestern University, Canton, Star- dust , clothes, Ruth Rubin. Editor-in-Chief of Lariat 4, National Honor Societv 4, Service Group 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer lunior Glee Club 2, Quill and Scroll 4. IAMES GATES Tennis CLASS TREASURER lim is aristocratic, clownish, considerate, nonchalant, witty. Reminds you ot B 6- B, double lunch periods, Smokey loe, Hi-Y meetings. Iunior and Senior Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Tennis Team 2, 3, 45 Swimming Team 45 Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Committees BANQUET BANNER AND BOW DRESS Harry Severance lack Cornely Edward Held Sally Brown lean Lamb Evelyn Temple SENIOR WEEK Bill Self David l-leibert Robert Brillhart Geraldine Dulaney Betty Lou Hatch lean Swartz Helen Rawliuk Nancy Rinaldo RODEO Betty Snyder Robert Brillhart David Heibert Herbert Kravitz Betty Langan Lorraine Brodbeck Lorice Salem Mark Lee Lois Roby Geraldine Semilia lean Lamb Shirley Katzman Herbert Kravitz Sol Alpern Chillus Twigg Helen Conobre Lucy Iones Helen Scott COMMENCEMENT Basil Koegel Ethel Bosnyak Peter Dallas Marcella Barash Mark Lee BAC CALAUREATE MEMORIAL Helen Conobre lean Bensley Edward Gustely TONY Mondi Fannie Verlcney ANNOUNCEMENT Elizabeth Matz lack Ruhlin Helen Baran Art Watson Edward Naher Cletus Gnau Helen Zuendel Elizabeth Iohnson CLASS COLORS ....... .... , Tan, qgnd Green Page Two THE RODEO i i I e me l MARTIN ABRAMOVITZ Triple Dates IOSEPHINE BAHKMAN Swimming 'lMarty las admirable taithtul, tlirtatousz, honest, rserzourz lioniindrs you ot horse bgel-1 riding, triple dating, At the Balalailia , Cuyahoaa Fallga, French C-lee Club l, Clieruimtry Club 3, 4 BETTY IANE ALFERINK Eating l'l3etts is accozuplzntiod, casual, laitlilul, likeable, tidy. lierziindm you ot arauina in iiuditoriuui, history, tech- nocracy, loruizi, lunch the iourth Glee Club ll SOL ALPERN Swimming 'Seufs is lwzzzlitul lx:-arty 1dt3i1l1:?llC,lOYCIl,ODil1Tli:3iiC lieinindiz you ot lieu.: 'f'-lt, big idents, sleeping late, Hudy Vallee, arauind Swinuiuna Tomi: .Y 3, Lariat l, 2, 3, Hi Scribe 2, Traltic Cluii ,l IVIAHIAN ASHER Dancing Mar las qiiicl-1-vcittea conaenial generous, lively, trustworthy Reiuindm you ct gr-:i:'.ieri1a.:, being with Monte, triple dates with Faye and Molly, being with Hank Girl Reserve: l, QQ lloonifir Club l, 2, Lariat Room Manager l, 2 HELEN MARIE BARAN Dancing Skip is congenial, rienilinh, liclzle, pronipt, trustworthy Reminds you ot South Alaron hair liowas, Nellie and Marian, ice creain .zodas Booster Club Q, Tutor 3 IVIARCELLA BARASH Dancing Marcella ix: curly-ligured, tenunine, idealistic, poised, :aopliimicated Reminds you oi cute clothes, darl-1 hair, 'lLou , brown eyes, horse hack riding Service Group 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, German Club l, 2, Hiding Club l, 2, 3, Chemistry Club 3. TUNE, 1940 lo 1:1 arqunientatiie, happy-ao-lucky, breezy, lrolic- soine, llkeable Fternindss you ol Rosalle, Home Villa, colcon and potato chips, pleated skirts, brown eyes Glee Club l, 3, 4, W Club 3, Riding Club 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, Red Crom.: l, fl IACK BEROSET Tinkering with Fords 'Shorty' iz: big-liii-art-od, chuznzny f':'.flrqt,t!c, ffzxliy, ItO.J41!Dl9 lierziindg you ot Ford V-8.1, lcffliirfi, Lillian Stoner' iiigliland Theatre, big Qzrrizleas IEANNE BENSLEY Dancing le urine in atlilzetic, aiiibitioiis, 1Ili!':ll.CIf'Yll, COYlCTClf1IllO!1t3, prompt, l3ei:iind:s you oi ilpicw, Girl lie.1Qri'f2:', colfe.: at the B dl B, working in the Lariat Ottice, and goahing around with the llgangf' Girl liexzerveas l, 2, 3, 4, NVV' Club l QT, 3, 4, llatlonrll Honor Society 4, Service Group 2, 3, 4, Lariat Stall 3, 4. IACK BARNES Dancing Sleepy ian athletic, confident, fgourteouaz, lionrmt, talented. lieniindas you of golf, fishing, dancing, riding in cars, ice :-skating IVIONIE BOBER Swimming is adventurous, congenial, loyfzl, talkative, tidy Rerninds you ot Cleveland, lflvelyn, writing letters: to New York, Wooster Palace, Talisman ropes: Moor Trailic Club l, Sophomore Glee Club 2, Gorman Club Z, luriior Glee Club ll, Tutor 3, 4 ROSALIE BORCHERT Dancing 'XWQ' ire argumentative, chatty, gay, happy-go-lucky, loyal. Re-rnindr: you ol lo and Margie, powder blue, Bob, Hose Villa, hair ribbons. G.rl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Ciiwe Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, Tennis Club 3. Page Three ETHEL BOSNYAK Traveling Et is admirable, big-hearted, efficient, poised, tidy. Reminds you of M.B., dimples, peaches, Mary, book- keeping. Girl Reserves 3, 4. MARY BRAGG Reading Mary is aloof, chatty, devilish, honest, quiet. Reminds you of a slow drawl, the South, skirts and sweaters, talking to Ethel. MARY BRANDT Tweeking Ned is argumentative, dreamy, devilish, likeable, sincere. Reminds you of tweeking , Ward Dunn, beautiful eyes, the other seven, Ierry McKenna. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Service Group 4. BOB BRILLHART Driving Buddha is devilish, energetic, fickle, generous, loyal. Reminds you of green Pontiacs, Columbus, Conneaut Lake, People's, Little Women. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Lariat Staff 4, Rodeo Staff 4. BETTE BROBST Dancing Betts is attractive, chummy, flirtatious, gay, mis- chievous. Reminds you of Ioe, cute clothes, going to Cleveland shows, skating, having loads of lun. Service Group 4. .LORRAINE BRODBECK Music Sis is bashful, big-hearted, efficient, faithful, talented. Reminds you of Bud , playing the piano, Tizzie , baking good cakes, dieting. Senior Glee Club 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Service 'Group 3, 4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 4. Page Four SALLY BROWN Riding Around in Ioe's V-8 Susie is attractive, chatty, devilish, faithful, vivacious. Reminds you of Ioe Ulrich, pink and blue, corsages, Stairway to the Stars , helping H. B. M. KATIE BUCKINGHAM Dancing Buck is argumentative, flirtatious, friendly, popular, vivacious. Reminds you of Stardust , Scarlet O'l-lara, fighting with lack, Ruthie and Barb, driving the Pontiac. Girl Reserves l, 3, 4, Club Z, 3, 4, Lariat Room Manager 1, Z, 3, 4, Booster Club l, 2, Service Group 4. MARGIE ALICE BURR lce Skating with Chuck Skijack is genial, impatient, mischievous, plump, tidy. Reminds you of roller coasters, yodeling, C.K. blond boys, Union Gardens. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3. DONALD BUYS Boating Don is argumentative, cheery, generous, honest, nonchalant. Reminds you of canoes, driving Chevrolets, physics North Hill, flirting. Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Radio Club 4. ROBERT CAMPBELL Drawing Bob is artistic, amusing, chivalrous, generous, prompt. Reminds you of Packard convertibles, Frenchmen, war, curls, Rhett Butler. FLORA CARPENTER Dancing Flo is admirable, cheery, lively, natural, romantic. Reminds you of Chuck, neat clothes, learning to drive a car, beautiful hands, worrying about shorthand. Senior Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves Z, 3, 4, Riding Z, 3, Service Group 3, 4. THE RODEO 5 . . , 1 i MARIORIE IANE CARRICK Reading Margie is attractive, dreamy, fickle, loyal, tidy. Reminds you of lean Brennan, Sybs shop, l'Dopey , dancing, arguing with Mr. Harris. HELEN CONOBRE Writing Notes Hl.C. ir: alcof, dignified, friendly, generous, humorous. Reminds you of writing notes to L. H., eating, Lorice Salem, sport clothes, bright lipstick. Red Cross l, 2, 3, Booster Club l, 2, 3, Service Group 3, 4, Lariat Stall 4. JACK CORNELY Laughing at Dallas Red is athletic, alert, calm, genial, sincere. Reminds you of Oberlin, Mr. Miksch's physics classes, red hair, third period speech class, baseball. Baseball 3, 4, lil-Y 4, Chemistry 3. BARBARA LOIS CROCKER Interior Decorating Barb is artistic, appreciative, cultured, individual, particular. Reminds you of Gretchen, tweed, blushing, art exhibits, Richard Crooks. Glee Club l, 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Foreign Cor- respondents 4. PETER DALLAS Monkeying Around Cobby is adventurous, clownish, forgetful, likeable, talkative. Reminds you oi Portage Country Club, messing around, :smoking cigars, Duffy Roundup, Mikalas and Plankenhorn. Senior Glee Club 2, 3, 4g lunior Hi-Y l, 2, Senior Hi-Y 4. TONY D'AVEI.LO Buchtel Girls Dee is athletic, curly-haired, husky, loyal, witty. Reminds you of Floto, Ziruolo, and Falor, Buchtel girls, A. C., the gang, out-ol-town basketball trips. Basketball 2, 3. IUNE. 1940 'Y' GLORIA C. DAVIS Driving tcmnief' is adventurous, adorable, dainty, devilish, flirtatious. Reminds you of limmy, letters from Dick, big bows, smooth dancing. W Club 2, 3, Red Cross l, 2, Minas: Murdock':: Service Group 4, Girl Reserves 3, Library Club 2, LUCILLE DE ROSE Movies 'lLee is cultured, earnest, gay, serene, versatile. Reminds you of W, T., Five Points Theatre, chewing gum, curly hair, reading. Sophomore Glee Club l, Iunior Glee Club 2. VIRGINIA DILLE Dancing 'lGinny is brilliant, considerate, honest, likeable, prompt. Reminds you of Shows doughnuts at 9th period, carcl playing, bright gloves, history in Mr. Shoners room. Sophomore Glee Club l, 2, Service Group 4, Student Council 4, German Club 2 GERALDINE DULANEY Reading l'lerry is attractive, considerate, demure, slncere, tidy. Reminds you of Lizzie , Myrna Loy, helping people, day dreaming, being particular. National Honor Society 4, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Miss Murdocks Service Group, President 3, 4, Library Club 3. BARBARA DUNCAN Waiting for Vacation Dunkie is extravagant, friendly, loyal, obstinate, popular. Reminds you of driving the Hudson, losing her temper, blushing, walking in the rain, chocolate milk shakes. National Honor Society 4, Girl Reserves l, 2, 4, Lariat Room Manager 4. NICK EMANUELE Golf Nick is argumentative, adventurous, chatty, likeable, versatile. Reminds you of West Bisons, lohn Dosa, Phil D., Mr. Snearline's study halls, Y. M. C. A. Page Five BETTY MAXINE ENGLISH Singing Max is adventurous, big-hearted, chatty, individual. Reminds you of arguing in the auditorium, 9th periods, going to the movies. Glee Club 4, FRANK FAIR Dancing Peg Leg is chatty, courteous, patient, talkative, willful. Reminds you of chewing gum,' fifth period lunch, City Club, talking in history class, sharp clothes. Rodeo Room Manager 4, Booster Club 4, Chemistry Club 3, Corridor Guard 2, Basketball l. CARMELA FEMIA Dancing Carm is admirable, dainty, friendly, loyal, romantic. Reminds you of L. C., St. Vincent's Church, black skirts and sweaters, going to shows, letters from Alliance. MARY FERRY Movies Snooks is attractive, chatty, dreamy, likeable, trust- worthy. Reminds you of L. H., shows, good times, jokes, Ethel. Girl Reserves 3, 4. EARNESTINE FINNEY Dancing Teenie is adorable, cheery, friendly, mischievous, talented. Reminds you of good dancers, William Hawkins, Kew- pee's hamburgs, Kent lnn, tall boys, Red Cross l, Girl Reserves 3, 4. CATHERINE R. FORD Singing Kitty is considerate, humorous, poetic, talented, self- confident. Reminds you of eating, poems with no meanings, listening to Glenn Miller, playing the piano, cooking. Page Six VILMA FRANKLIN Singing Val is amusing, adventurous, devilish, chatty, friendly. Reminds you of G.G.G. , butterscotch sundaes, dances, blue roadsters, singing. Glee Club 4, Dramatic Club l. GERALD I-'RAN Z Swimming Ierry is bashful, efficient, helpful, sincere, sociable. Reminds you of Chevrolets, Kay Kyser, Michigan, being tardy, tweeking on the lakes. Safety Club l, 2, 3, 4. LA RUE FRETCHER Fiddling Time Away Red is animated, confident, curly-haired, exuberant, obstinate, prompt. Reminds you of Doy , commercial tutor room, taking too many subjects, her little sister, Monday basketball games. Glee Club 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Com- mercial Tutor 2, 3, 4. 'WILLIAM FRIEDRICK Singing Shorty is athletic, courteous, impatient, sincere, skillful. Reminds you of ice cream, Senior Glee Club, high- jumping, Ford V-8's, tall people. Track 3, 4, Basketball 4, Senior Glee Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. NELLIE GEORGE Eating Nellie is breezy, jolly, likeable, mischievous, talkative. Reminds you of banana splits, George, peanuts, Let's Pretend . CLETUS GNAU Swimming Clet is athletic, dreamy, flirtatious, headstrong, ad- venturous. Reminds you of flirting with Rose, honor student, pint sundaes, swimming, red sweaters. National Honor 4, Glee Club l. THE RODEO ROBERT GRAEF Dating Herman is daring, conceited, llippant, clownish, noisy. Reminds you ot B and B, Pat, '36 Packard, the High- land, glrls. Torch Club 2, Traltic Club l, Chemistry Club 4. MARIAN GRAPE Dates Honey is demure, tlirtatious, impish, obstinate, ver- satile. Reminds you ot big blue eyes, Rocky, Hilltop hamburgs, llicking, Eddfe and loe. Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Service Group 3, 4, Red Cross 2, 3, 4. FRANCES GRANIERI Singing Fran is ambitious, dramatic, etflcient, triendly, likeable. Reminds you ot Beatrice Thomas, hamburgers, being helplul to the teachers, singing. Glee Club l, 2, 4, Service- Group P, 4, Lariat Staff 4, Red Cross 3, 4, Tutor 4. MARIORIE GREEN Dancing and Swimming Mlshie' is attractive, chatty, tlickle, gay, impish. Reminds you of lo and Rosalie, chop suey, long finger- nails, Rose Villa, Llirl. CHARLES ROBERT GRIFFIN Playing Piano l'Chucl: is aiiiiisirxg, devilish, chatty, llirtatious, genial. Reminds you ot YWCA, West Point, Eddie Duchin, girls, North High, Tutor 2, H1-Y 4. ELIZABETH GUERRA Reading Liz if: admirable, big-hearted, comical, friendly, thoughtful. Reminds you ot eating, shows, singing, brown eyes. Girl Reserves l, 2, Library Club 3, 4, IUNE. 1940 t EDWARD C. GUSTLEY Bud is absentrninded, cheery, cautious, lriendly, help- lul Reminds you ct tennis, Paul , eighth period, hunting. Glee Club l, 2, 4, Honor Society 4, Lariat Stall 3, Chemistry 3, 4. ROBERT KARL HAAS Playing in Dance Bands t'Bob is able, amusing, critical, headstrong, talkative. Reminds you ot girls, name bands, records, Selmer, last job. Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Lariat Stott 4. ROBERT HALL Ping-Pong i'Bob is big-hearted, Jaunty, aggressive, humorous, sociable. Reminds you ol Kegsy , Youngstown, ping-pong, Virgy , bridge. Lariat Room Manager l, 2, 4. WILLIAM F. HARRIS Archery iiMax' is contident, coriscrvativn-, iaitlilul, lionesil Reminds you ot printing class, Robin Hood, loliri liull, Greenleaf, Gene Sfziazcri lunor Gloe Club l, Y, Giaphfc Art: fi, 4 BETTY LOU HATCH Dancing 'Boobyw iz: attracvtivri, corigcziiiil, Ll Vllll3ll, trisky, vi- vacious. Reminds: you ol Wiaiegr, colcfwl, Vi and lr,-an, r-ating at the B and E, clothzws, Senior Glue Club Qt, 3, 4, Girl ltr-:rffrvfwz l, fi, 3, 4, Drum Maiorette 4, KATIE HAYES Dancing Kate is adventurous, l.JlQ'llf:l'Ilit Cl, Q-liarming, quick- witted, tidy. Reminds you ot going to Kent, liin l'frvin, loursorries, hot tudge sundaes, dancing. Page Seven ,ss is IACK HEDGEPATH Mansfield Games 'lFlash Reminds is clever, fickle, conceited, humorous, sleepy. you of Mansfield girls, flicking, golf course, Esau re, good parks. Glee Club 3, 4, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Hi-Y 4. DAVID HEIBERT Heckling People Dave is clever, happy-go-lucky, handsome, likeable, versatile. Reminds you of scullery maid at Y-Noah, Kennel Klub, new basketball rules, taking in money, the boys. Business Manager of Lariat and Rodeo 4, Student Council 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. EDWARD CONGER HELD Eating 'lEd is handsome, ambitious, generous, sarcastic, vig- OIROLIS. Remindr you of radios, hobbies, tinkering, swimming, having a good time. I-li-Y 4, Swimming Team 4, lunior Glee Club l. HOWARD HEWETT Athletics Howdy is energetic, handsome, friendly, flirtatious, romantic. Reminds you of tooting the clarinet, playing basketball, Benny Goodman, eating pint sundaes, listening to Glenn Miller. IACK HIPKINS Swimming Hip is calm, attentive, friendly, ambitious, faithful. Reminds you of the Y.M.C.A., swimming teazn, Y office, Walnettoes, metal craft. Glee Club l, 3, Lariat Staff 4, Swimming Team 4. PAUL HIXENBAUGH Archery Hint is able, friendly, gmiffrotigs, sturdy, talented. llemindis you of archery, xuoodworkiiig, hunting, fisting, airplane magazines. Glee Club l, 2, Clioiuistry Club 3 Page Eight , , Q ROBERT HOUCHIN Fishing Bob is adventurous, devilish, flirtatious, romantic, trustworthy. Reminds you of eating Klondikes, double dates, roller skat.ng, Y.M.C.A., '29 Chevy. MARGARET HOUT Roller Skating Peggy is argumentative, cheery, daring, flirtatious, Qiggly- Reminds you of Paul, eating, Summit Beach Roller Rink, the typing room, Shirley Howe. Glee Club 2, 3, German Club l, 2. SHIRLEY LOUISE HOWE Shows Chubby is attractive, faithful, frisky, cheery, plump. Reminds you of wedding bells with R. W., eating apples, Margaret I-lout, attractive clothes, writing notes in class. Red Cross l, 2, Girl Reserves l, 2. IOE ISRAEL Being with Molly loe is athletic, ambitious, chummy, handsome, loyal. Reminds you of Molly, football, eating peanuts, Mr. Coopers woodshop. Track 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Glee Club l. NANETTE HULDA IACOBS Roller Skating Bubbles is amusing, chatty, flirtatious, giggly, sociable. Reminds you of Ray, Kewpee-'s hamburgers, going steady, skating, diets. Girl Reserves 4, Library Club, lunior Glee Cluli 2, Lariat Typist 4. IACKIE MAE IACKSON Playing the Piano f'Dr. lacksonn is ambitious, chatty, idealistic, talkative, talented. Reminds you of pianos, chocolate candy, Slugger Dot , doctors, Latin Club. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Yahama Service Group 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4. THE RODEO 5 HELEN IANES Swimming Lynn is ambitious, cheery, chummy, faithful, prompt. Reminds you of radio programs for history, Lily Dim- arco, the cafeteria, fruit salads, chocolate cake. Cafeteria 3, 4. VICTOR IASIUNAS Walking lasper is cheery, frolicsome, devilish, likeable, dreamy. Reminds you ot Chevrolets, uncombed hair, poker games, cigars, smiles. DORETEA IENKIN S Singing Punch is alert, self-confident, friendly, husky, talkative. Reminds you of Nevada Hollinger, M. U., Kent, food, Why? , boys, Latin Club 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH IOHNSON Dancing Betty is absentminded, attractive, dreamy, romantic, thoughtful. Reminds you of Ray, Browns, being with La Rue, skating at the Y, Thursday night shows. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Yahama Service Group 3, 4, Booster Club l, 2. LUCY IONES Singing Rene is adventurous, devilish, friendly, gifted, viva- cious. Reminds you of Martin, Kent, At Least You Could Say Hello , pretzel sticks, Rubber Balls. Iunior Glee Club, Sophomore Glee Club, Girl Reserves l, 2, Yahama Service Group 3, 4. MAHILYNN IOSEPH Dancing Io is complimentary, dainty, extravagant, feminine, vivacious. Reminds you of lim Sanborn, gardenias, All The Things You Are , fuzzy sweaters, the Hawaiian Room. Lariat Staff 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Yahama Service Group 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. IUNE. 1940 LOUIS M. KALMAN Tennis Louie is bashful, likeable, happysgo-lucky, quiet, witty. Reminds you of Sand Run Park, his twin sister 'lLil , following the sports, being lunior Miller's pal. SHIRLEY KATZMAN Eating Shir is attractive, bashful, curly-haired, natural, sweet. Reminds you of Hatitas, George-Ann Cottage, dreams, Sophie, Barberton. Booster Club 2, French Club 3, Rodeo Staff 4, Yahama Service Group 3, 4, Commercial Tutor 4. MICHAEL KELLY Sports Mike is handsome, ambitious, athletic, loyal, happy- goelucky. Reminds you of track meets, lssa Matz, sausage, sleeping, ice cream. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Lariat Record Room Manager 4. BASIL KOEGEL Reading Basil is attentive, earnest, conscientious, serious, trust- worthy. Reminds you of the library, Hi-Y, fencing, swimming, sleeping. Library 4, Student Council 4, Chemistry Club 4, Hi-Y 4. HERBERT KRAVITZ Sleeping Herbie is conceited, brilliant, clever, quick-witted, talented. Reminds you of jokes, poems, the drug store, arguments, Confucius. National Honor Society 4, Rodeo Staff 4, Chemistry Club 3. IEAN LAMB Dancing Lambikins is attractive, brilliant, conscientious, friendly, popular. Reminds you of Northwestern, Akron U boys, Irene and Betty Lou, high grades. Rodeo Staff 4, National Honor Society 4, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Yahama Service Group 2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4. Page Nine 48 BETTY LANGAN Sailing Betty is dreamy, gentle, loyal, sensitive, talkative. Remnds you of blue and green color combinations, 'iDaddy , Annapolis, bitter chocolate, big hair ribbons. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 4, Yahama Service Group 4, National Honor Society 4. IACK LARAWAY Talking Abe is clownish, egotistical, friendly, dynamic, quick- witted. Reminds you of Band B, working at Ierry's , fighting with 'tBuck , Duffy Club, Tommy Dorsey. Swimming Team 2, 4, Lariat Staff 4, Hi-Y 4, Torch Club l, 2, Chemistry Club 3. FERRY LEASURE Eating Perry is able, admirable, chummy, obliging, lively. Reminds you of the gang, forgetting old friends, '34 V-8, Victor lasiunas' financier, MARK W. LEE Club Offices General is honest, intelligent, self-confident, im- patient, versatile. Reminds you of l928 Fords, Ioanne Ries, fruit jello, 'tMajor General , the gang. Senior Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Lariat and Rodeo Staff 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4. RUTH LEFF Dancing Ruch is chatty, chummy, flirtatious, lively, sincere. Reminds you of her three chums, Cleveland, Boris, chewing gum, Center games. Yahama Service Group 3, 4, Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, Library Club l. .MORTON LEVITT Sports 'fMort is athletic, ambitious, friendly, husky, speedy. Reminds you of track, fishing, animals, making fudge, 'zoologist Track 4. Page Ten PAUL LINTON Mussing Flash's Hair PoBo is amusing, bashful, frisky, reckless, sleepy. Reminds you of blue '38 Dodge, ice skating, Mansfield games, flicking, Newark, Ohio. IACK MCCOY With Lil' Nell Mountain Boy is critical, likeable, generous, efficient, argumentative. Reminds you of Central High, ice skating, tweeds, Plymouths, Hthe real McCoy . MARY MCEWEN Tennis and Eating Dutchy is adventurous, attractive, chummy, generous, versatile. Reminds you of a red Dodge, Ted, Alice, souvenirs, nice clothes. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Yahama Service Group 4, Red Cross 2, Booster Club l, 2. RITA MCKENNA Tooling with Ierry Reat is attractive, calm, flirtatious, sincere, trust- Worthy. Reminds you of independent people, Ieep Smith, Indian jewelry, sleeping late, riding around in the Studebaker. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, Chemistry Club 3. ELINOR MARGARET McQU1-UN Dancing Puggy is chatty, faithful, cheery, generous, sweet. Reminds you of Nelson's, limmy L., hot dogs, jitterbugs, nuts. Came from East High in third year, IAMES MALLEN Telephoning f'Crash is adventurous, fickle, devilish, witty, flirtatious. Reminds you of red Dodges, black Fords, tweeking, Ar- son Hargreaves, Sue Iohnson. Corridor Guard l, 2, Tutor 4. THE RODEO 3. 57 '3 N YOLANDA MASTRIANO Dancing and Reading Yo-Yo is big-hearted, curly-haired, friendly, trust- worthy, tidy. Reminds you of lohnny, Dean Heights, dancing, base- ball, dates. ELIZABETH MATZ Eating lssa is considerate, curly-haired, popular, sweet, ver- satile. Reminds you ot Mike Kelly, chicken and steak, a track medal, dimples, Nola . Latin Club 3, 4, Yahama Service Group 3, 4, Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Student Council 4. LUCILLE MAYES Singing Lucy is attractive, cheery, dainty, sincere, talented. Reminds you of dances at Kenmore, Bob, neat clothes, teasing Helen, dates. Girl Reserves l, 3. HELEN MAZZOCCO Sports and Dates Shorty is big-hearted, coy, humorous, loyal, likeable. Reminds you of lohnny, bright eyes, Mr. Schoner, base- ball, tiny feet. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Club 2, 3, 4, Tennis Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3. PETER NICK MIKALAS Massaging My Hair Pinnocchio is bashful, chummy, happy-go-lucky, sturdy, faithful. , Reminds you ot Strand Theatre, Pete and Mark, usher- ing, hair. Student Council 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Torch Club l, 2, Hi-Scribes 2. EMMETT C. MILLER. IR. Drawing Emmett is mischievous, friendly, amusing, chatty, lively. Reminds you of Pauline Chambers, drawing, Senior Glee Club, ping pong, ice skating. TUNE, 1940 EUGENE MINTZ Playing Basketball Stooge is athletic, bashtul, considerate, generous, in- telligent. Reminds you of basketball, sport page, eating dough- nuts, Bill Crocker. Torch Club 2, Sophomore Glee Club 2, German Club 3, 4, Lariat Staff 4. HARLIE MIZE Swimming 'lSplash is athletic, complimentary, flirtatious, friendly, sincere. Reminds you of swimming meets, Ford trucks, leading cheers, big hats, winning swimming medals. Head Cheer Leader 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Lariat Staff 4. FRANCES MODICPA Shows Fran is ambitious, attractive, friendly, generous, talkative. Reminds you of shows, R. M., N. R., chewing gum, being absent. Lariat Staff 4, Commercial Tutor 4, Girl Reserves l. ROSE MOIRANO Dancing and Reading Honey is attractive, calm, generous, healthy, trust- worthy. Reminds you oi N. R., F. M., eating, taking dares, Perkins Square Market. TONY MONDI Laughing Tuesday is big-hearted, able, happy-go-lucky, amus- ing, talkative. Reminds you of football games, operettas, bouquets, the day after Sunday, Hi-Y meetings. Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Lariat Staff 4, I-li-Y 4, Dra- matic Club 4. ETHEL MOORE Basketball Toby is big-hearted, flippant, friendly, superstitious, trustworthy. Reminds you of jitterbugs, hot swing, Sam Hardy, oatmeal cookies, convertible Buick Coupes. Girl Reserves 4. Page Eleven DOROTHY MORRISON Eating Dot is big-hearted, attractive, chatty, feminine, nat- ural. Reminds you of dimples, neat clothes, Lois, apple pie, l'iull's. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, Yaharna Service Group 3, 4. SAM MOVSESIAN Eating and Girls Red is bashful, curly-haired, superstitious, athletic, comical. Reminds you of red hair, Pete's Pool Room, basketball, and football games, girls, combing his hair. Football l, 2, Basketball l, Track l. DARLEEN MURPHY YVater Color Painting IB is artistic, big-hearted, considerate, courteous, talented. Reminds you of water color painting, Iohn Brown, Kay Kyser, hot fudge sundaes, basketball games. EDWARD NAHER Going Out Ed is bashful, courteous, honest, devilish, moody. Reminds you of Pontiacs, Naher and Del-Iaven, Grand Ave., girls, Round Up. Iunior Hi-Y l, 2, Senior Hi-Y 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Lariat Staff 4, Booster Club l, 3. FRANK NARDI Shows Tiny is ambitious, considerate, jolly, helpful, trust- worthy. Reminds you of hamburgers, Beacon Iournal, picture shows Glee Club 4. IANE KATHERINE NEAL Movies and Dancing Iennie is able, friendly, gay, natural, lively. Reminds you of Bill Williams, '39 Ford V-8, movies, hamburgs, Five Points Grille. Girl Reserves l. Page Twelve MILTON NELSON Trumpet Nellie is alert, bashful, faithful, honest, quiet. Reminds you of speech class, thumbing, library, Bob , being late in record room. Chemistry Club 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Inter-High Orchestra l, 3, 4, lnter-High Band 3. GEORGE PALITTO Music George is bashful, shy, likeable, considerate, courteous. Reminds you of being late, Ford coupe, playing a guitar, practicing in an orchestra. ROSA PANZNER Eating 'lIerry is artistic, attractive, moody, pert, sensitive. Reminds you of eating, being by herself, Bix, Sky Haven Airport, singing. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves l. IOSEPH PEKAR Tennis foe is athletic, clownish, innocent, handsome, ven- turesome. Reminds you of Edward, dancing, talking baseball with his brother, flirting with girls, movies. lunior Glee Club l, Corridor Guard l. ANGELA PERRY Dancing Angie is able, witty, talkative, vivacious, dreamy. Reminds you of Cuyahoga Falls, Guy Lombardo, coffee, reporting for Beacon lournal, modeling. Lariat Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4. KATHRYN PERRY Latin American Music Kitty is natural, curly-haired, humorous, attractive, friendly. Reminds you of sheer stockings, long curly hair, dancing, pearly teeth, nice clothes. THE RODEO RALPH PETERS Reading i'Pete is athletic, confident, sociable, honest, hand- some. Reminds you of East Market Gardens, Browns Studio, lsaly's, Warren, Yvonne Newberry. STEPHEN PETROFF Listening to Radio Pete is ambitious, efficient, earnest, skillful, husky. Reminds you of driving Five Points Restaurant fishin . ., . Q , s , g, shows, writing letters. Foreign Correspondents Club 4, SANFORD POLEVOI Bowling Sandy is absentminded, clownish, dreamy, flirtatious, extravagant, Reminds you of good times, AZA., Sigma Gammas. nice clothes, borrowing from Bob. Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Chemistry Club 3, Red Cross l, Tutor l. GUS POLLES Singing Ghostly Gussiew is able, cultured, accomplished, moody, ambitious. Reminds you of classical music, Lawrence Tibbett, Kitty Guinther, '40 Dodges, solos. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Red Cross 4, Dramatic Club, Student Council 4. EUGENE PRINZO Shows Gene is friendly, jovial, likeable, able, bashful. Reminds you of shows, rhetoric, Coney Island, flashy pants, lean . Corridor Guard l, 2, Booster Club 2, 3. FRANK PRENTICE Motor-Boating Prent is admirable, big-hearted, dignified, obliging, sincere. Reminds you of Swenson's, Lib Gulick, Polsky's record department, the Buick, chocolate milkshakes. Student Council 4. TUNE. 1940 SANFORD RAAB Tooling the Ford USan is bashful, big-hearted, comical, inc-ek, likeable Reminds you of Buck, repair department, Rztri, con' vertibles, Swensons, Lannie . Track Team l, 2, Chemistry Club 3, 4, HELEN IANE RAWLIUK Swimming i'Iay is confident, argumentative, helpful, gay, ad- veniurous. Reminds you of reckless driving, new lialrvdoks, El Rancho Grande, lohnny , mystery stories. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Lariat Staff 4, Service Group 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, llatconal Honor Society 4, THOMAS REESE Loafing Tom is argumentative, clownish, amusing, mischiev- ious, witty, Reminds you of Newark, Ohio, hltchhiking, Sandy Beach, the Chevrolet, Buckeye Lake, Graphic Arts Club l, 2, Booster Club l, Student Council 4. VERA REESE Dancing Skipper is adorable, talented, pert, popular, ac- cortiplished. Reminds you of Kentucky Derby , dancing at Cleve- lands Exposition, blue eyes, football games, gardenias. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club l, 2, Booster Club l, 2, Riding Club l, 2, 3, 4, W Club l, DOUGLAS RICHARDSON Women Wasp is athletic, fickle, handsome, intelligent, ver- satile. Reminds you of Tyrone Power, B and B, Sammy Kaye, mowing the lawn, Boston Red Sox. RALPH RICHIE Sports Buzzy is athletic, argumentative, clever, flirtatious, popular. Reminds you of football games, Mike Kelly, gum drops, danclng, Margie Wymer. Senior Glee Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Student Council 4. Page Thirteen NANCY RINALDO DCU'lCin9 l'Nanch is attractive, curly-haired, quiet, sunny, faithful. Reminds you of shows, dancing, swing music, slow motion, F M. Library Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves l. LOIS ROBY Singing i'Lo is friendly, attractive, thoughtful, calm, likeable. Reminds you of 'fl Concentrate on You , small people, Akron f'Dot , having her own way. lunior Glee Club 2, 3, Senior Glee Club 4, Lariat Staff 4, Rodeo Staff 4. IOHN ROOSE Dancing 'lohnnyw is able, brilliant, friendly, intelligent, versatile. Reminds you oi high grades, Margie, Does Your Heart Beat For Me , Hi-Y, Student Council. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Student Council President 4, Chemistry Club Pres.dent 4, National Honor Society 4. PAUL ROSENBERGER Tooling with the Boys 'fTweeker'l is athletic, collegiate, friendly, immaculate, thoughtful Reminds you of Mary Mentzer, beautiful brown eyes, track, Rosie, wavy brown hair. German Club 2, 3, Chemistry Club 3, Senior Hi-Y 3, 4, Track 3, 4. IUDITH ROSENTHAL Dancing Indy is adorable, congenial, likeable, extravagant, quiet. Reminds you of tall fellows, maple creams, New York, Ruth, basketball games at the Center. lunior Red Cross 2, Booster Club l. SADIE ROSENTHAL Dancing Sadie is ambitious, talkative, extravagant, friendly, par- ticular. Reminds you of Hatitas, dancing, George-Anne Cottage, nice clothes, New York City. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, W Club 3, 4, German Club 2, Booster Club l, Service Group 2, 3, 4. Page Fourteen SHIRLEY ROSKER Tennis Shirley is particular, moody, big-hearted, thoughtful, devilish. Reminds you of New York, rosy cheeks, lemon pls-ss, males, red apples. Tutor 4, Tumbling 2, 3, lunior Red Cross 4, Foreign Correspondents Club 4. PHYLLIS RUBINS Driving Phyl' is natural, vivacious, likeable, devilish, honest. Reminds you of f'Dude , good times, Chrysler, plaids, lean. Service Group 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserve Treasurer 4, Lariat Room Manager 4, Booster Club l, 2. IOHN B. RUHLIN Sleeping lack is ambitious, courteous, handsome, manly, reck- less, Reminds you of B 6. B, dates, Highland Theatre, swim- ming, driving a '39 Chev. Senior Hi-Y 4, Swimming Team 4, Tutor Rooin Super' visor 4. LORICE SALEM Writing for Lariat Lourie is collegiate, devilish, witty, attractive, chummy. Reminds you of diets, Mademoiselle , bright nail polish, Helen Conobre, getting stories for the Lariat Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, Red Cross 2, 3, Booster Club l, 2, Lariat Staff 4, Service Group 2, 3, 4. IAMES SANBORN Toolin' the Mercury lim is loyal, admirable, nonchalant, well-dressed, attentive. Reminds you of Marilynn loseph, All the Things You Are , pineapple milkshakes, Frank Prentice, De Molay. DOROTHY IEANNE SANDERS Singing 'fSandy is humorous, talkative, plump, clownish, ad- venturous. Reminds you of 4th period lunch, cocoanut cake, fast walking, weekeold gum, Buicks. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, THE RODEO LEONARD SAVAGE Driving i'lDoc is argumentative, clownish, comical, honest, helpful. Reminds you of Charlotte, Dodges, hamburgs, movies, pool. Clieinistry Club 3, fl, Glee Club 2. RICHARD SCHER Movies Dick is bashiul, honest, lrisky, happy-go-lucky, super- stitious. Reminds you of Begin the Beguinen, Mary, candy, Glenn Miller, records. RICHARD SCHIVIIDT Toolin' the '29 Chevrolet Iver is bashful, dreamy, faithful, tidy, big-hearted. Reminds you of the '29 Chev., old jokes, rhetoric, Bud K., sleeping in physics class. Glee Club 2, Student Council 4. HELEN SCOTT Co-ed Sports Hiedi is witty, sincere, versatile, mischievous, candid. Reminds you ot expressive gestures, friendly grins, horses, sister Iac, Emily and Aud . Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Lariat Staff 4, Club 4, Student Council 4, Riding Club l, 2, 3, 4. DON C. SELBY Basketball at Y. M. Chink is athletic, amusing, fickle, gifted, handsome. Reminds you of football games, Bob Martin, the dirty three, a cute smile, girls. Football 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 2, 3. WILLIAM SELF Talking Track Spook is athletic, big-hearted, honest, loyal, witty. Reminds you of Ruthie, Heine haircuts, meetings, slightly humorous jokes, being late. Track Z, 3, 4, Treasurer of Hi-Y 4, Treasurer of Student Council 4. IUNE. 1940 GERALDINE SEMILIA Music Gerry is attractive, cheery, considerate, versatile, dainty. Reminds you of Senior Glee Club, dark eyes, collecting money, l'Tales of the Vienna Woods , cream puffs. Tutor 4, Rodeo Stall 4, President of Tawazai Service Croup 4, Secretary-Treasurer Senior Glee Club, Senior Giee Club 2, 3, 4. HARRY SEVERANCE Music B,W. is able, chatty, generous, intelligent, tidy. Reminds you of band, lfvelyn Temple, nice clothes, arui.i majoring, red hair. Senior Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Rand 3, 4, Drum Major 2, 3, 4, Senior Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. AUDREY SHAVER Horses i'Ray is adorable, idealistic, natural, dreamy, humorous. Reminds you of honor roll, nice clothes, jokes, boots and saddles, poetry. National Honor Society 4, Student Council 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Lariat Staff 4, Service Group 3, 4. MILTON SHEPLER Basketball Shep is athletic, clever, friendly, moody, sleepy. Reminds you of basketball, Gertie , Red , '39 Ply- mouth, Canton. IUNE SIMON Reading Iunie is ambitious, prompt, friendly, sociable, flirta- tious. Reminds you of Hatita Club, dancing, reading, George- Anne Cottage, Cleveland. Service Group 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 4. Drqmqlicg Betty is loyal, popular, big-hearted, talkative, under- standing. Reminds you of operettas, Christian Endeavor, sleeping late, outside activities, plays. President of Senior Glee Club 4, Drum Majorette 4, Dra- matics 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief of Rodeo 4, National Honor Society 4. Page Fifteen EARL M. STEELE Airplanes WILFRED D. TUBBS Fly Fishing Farl is artistic, casual, obliging, particular, sincere, Wash is ambitious, cheery, humorous, muscular, and Reminds you ot airplanes, boats, pretty girls' pictures. quick-witted. Reminds you of jokes in physics room, North High girls, candy bars, and Sth period blues. GAHINKA STEFANOV Designing i'Girlie is artistic, poised, chic, sociable, attractive. PAUL R. TURCHIN Wriiing Refunds you ot fashions, Gene, hair-do's, long eyee la.1hes.Voaite Paul is artistic, clever, tiashy, natural, romantic. Lariat Staff 4 Reminds you of ice skating, Writing poetry, Perkins tennis courts, dancing, long conversations. MARY IANE SUYDAM Drawing , , CHILLUS TVVIGG Movies l.4aiy t.1 alluring, honest, romantic, ambitious, likeable. Remind.: you ot letters, art, Ed, history tests, swimming. l'Chill is big-hearted, adventurous, chumrrty, witty, lunior Red Crcrx 3, 4, Tratic Club 2, Booster Club 2, 3. popular, Reminds you ol Chrysler cars, girls, dances, mispro- LUELLA SWANSON M t -C 1- nounced names, lsaly s. cor Ycmg HieY 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, lt-lx, is intelligent, healthy, sincere, conscientious, Queer? DORIS VALLENDUUK Dating Rez.1.nd,1 you ol a pretty smile, motorcycles, lovely X I immiyl dymcmgv 1-AG bmwn QYQSW 'Dodie' is fltrtaticus, mischzevous, talkative, sleepy, J devilish Sen or Glee Club 3 4, Library Club 2, Foreign Cor- Rerninds you ot skating, Gilbert, Kevspees hamburgers, respcndentzf Club 4, Corridor Guard 2, Booster Club l, ' typing, cokes. IEAN SWARTZ Ewing LARRY VANDIVER Sleeping it ,, 7: it - Y , A -. A ' t U 4 H V I I0YiyM1rti 'e In loiiy' happy go lucky' bmhum' Corgema' Ytlyoiiung is bashtul, amusing, clever, natural, Reminds you ol choir practice, headlines, sleeping at sociable' .,, . ,, XS1, L: iwcond hdpmag Lmmg Reminds you ot Beacon lournal, tract: team, katie, L' ' f ' ' , 1925 Buick, Glee Club, Softtce Group 3, 4, llatzonal Honor Society 4, Latin Senior Glee Club 21 3, 4? Track Team 2 31 4: Student Club 5 Al, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Lariat Stall 4. Council 4. ' EVELYN TEMPLE Doing Something 'Worthwhile FAIJNIE VERLANEY Having Fun t 'l'lQe:1tp' ts adventurous, clownish, popular, gay, Gi- MPierrette is amusing, obliging, tidy, congenial, like- rac ive able. Retzunds you ot neat clothes, Harry Lee, a gay laugh, Reminds you ot tlared skirts, history teachers, Glee blond hair, wise cracks. Club practice, hair bows, Val . Girl Reserves l, 2, Booster Club l, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Glee Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Lariat Room Lariat Room Manager 4, Service Group Treasurer 4 Manager 3, 4, Girl Reserves l, 2, Service Group 4. Page Sixteen THE RODEO SELMA VITSKY Dancing Selma is adventurous, giggly, likeable, romantic, calm. Reminds you of neat clothes, cream rolls, Nelson's Coffee Shoppe, Flllie, Boston cream cake. ROBERT VOGEL Basketball Rob is athletic, flashy, natural, witty, honest. Reminds you of basketball, ice skating, dancing, Ar- lene Young ' Student Councl 4, Senior Hi-Y 4, Basketball Team 3, Chemistry Club 4, Tutor 2, 3. GLORIA WALSH Singing Baby is likeable, gleeful, confident, talkative, at- tractive Reminds you of Dayton, one day diets, singing, con- vertibles her bar. Dramatic Club 4. ARTHUR E. WATSON Playing the Sax 'tArt is able, dignified, friendly, honest, intelligent. Reminds you of Lois Wilson, Fords, Enn Kay, physics. Band l, Lf. 3, Grchestra l, 2, 3, Student Council 4, Chemistry Club 4, Hi-Y 4. ROBERT WEINBERG Crummy lokes 'lRob ii: curly-haired, friendly, witty, dreamy, ambitious. Reminds you of AZA., writing poetry, lending money to Sandy Trail Blazer, jokes. Booster Club 2' f-Ii-Scribes 2, Lariat Room Manager 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Corridor Guard l. DONALD R. WHITACRE Swimming t'Don' is bashful, helpful, honest, patient, obliging. Reminds you of Radio Club, shows in Cleveland, going to bed early, swimming, physics. Swiiruriing Team 4, Radio Club 4. IUNE, 1940 WILLIAM F. XVINTER Model Railroads 'Billy' is ambitious, bashful, eccentric, quick-witted, trustworthy. Reminds you of Ford V-8, B 15 B, Kay Kyser, midnight shows, Wilsons candy. Glee Club Z, 3, Chemistry Club. FRANCES WOLINSKY Playing with Baby Sister Fran is intelligent, daring, friendly, flirtatious, faithful. Reminds you of Hatita Club, dancing, baby sister, tall boys, Cleveland. Service Group 3, 4, Tutor 2, 4, Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, HW' Club l, 2, 4, Chemistry Club 4 IVIARGIE WOODCOCK Dancing Dimples is cheery, efficient, natural, intelligent, fern- inine. Reminds you of singing, sister Io , peaches and cream complexion, i'lohnny , outside activities National Honor Society 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Ro- serves l, 2, 3, 4, President of Chemistry Club 4, Student Council 3, 4. MARGIE NVYMER Arguing with R. R. 'iScottie is adorable, friendly, tidy, argumentative, headstrong. Reminds you of Newark, big hair bows, Betty Anne Sarvis, following the teams, Ralph Richie. Senior Glee Club 4, Red Cross 2, 3, Service Group 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA YOUNG Dating Barbie is attractive, curly-haired, vivacious, refresh- ing, feminine. Reminds you of Duke, long black hair, Virginia, shows, Krispy-Cream doughnuts. ERNEST ZIMMERMAN Discussing Girls With Louie Ernie is aggressive, cheery, eager, hearty, talkative. Reminds you of Fred Goldstein, arguing with Louie, wanting his way, having a good time, triple dating. Band l, 2, Traffic Squad l, Corridor Girard l, 2, Tutor Supervisor 4, Tutor l. HELEN ZUENDEL Reading Helen is bashful, loyal, helpful, conservative, devilish. Reminds you of shows, eating, library, pretty hands, reading. Foreign Correspondents Club 4. Page Seventeen Pictures Not Submitted By: ARTHUR DRZEWIECKI Eating Art is clever, cool, dreamy, flirtatious, reckless. Reminds you of Model A's, lsaly's, flashy shirts, Gar- field, Eileen Garvey. Corridor Guard l, 2, Rifle Club 2. NEVADA HOLLINGER Reading and naming Nevada is admirable, attractive, chatty, dramatic, friendly. Reminds you of Nolan Fitzpatrick, reducing exercises, tap dancing, eating sweets, having a good time. BETTE PHILLIPS Dancing Bets is adorable, dramatic, popular, devilish, talented. Reminds you of laughter, sub-debs , date books, pink rosebuds, the month oi Iune. Dramatic Club 4. , - Class Best Liked Girl .......... Most Versatile Girl i..... Most Bashful Girl ..... Best Looking Girl ..... Best Dancer - Girl ,....... IOE TRARES Sports Truck is athletic, bashiul, ambitious, generous, cheery. Reminds you of a football player, red sweater, sports. BILL TRAVIS Shooting Leep is considerate, congenial, handsome, loyal, sleepy. Reminds you of Dodge cars, Mr. Miksch, movies, Mr. Culp. CLARENCE ULRICH Union Gardens Bud is absentminded, critical, devilish, humorous, and sarcastic. Reminds you of Union Gardens, flicking, sixth period history class, Yahooti, Bela Lugosi. B a l l o t .......Elizabeth Matz .....,..,.Ieanne Bensley .......Lorraine Brodbeck ............Sally Brown ........Betty Lou Hatch Best Dressed Girl ................. ...... G loria Walsh Girl Most Likely to Succeed ...,.....,.. Irene Schwartz Wittiest Person ..................... ........ I ack Laraway Most Talkative Person ...... .............. R alph Richie Most Winning Smile ..... 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'DE LH SEITZ FHTPNR: Tnmv Ann xc 1-Am Class ARTICLE I Let it be known that we, the graduating class of Iune 1940 of West High School, Akron, Ohio, having survived four years of hard Work here, are of sound body and mind. Hereby we do proclaim, announce, and declare this to be our last will' and testament in manner following: ARTICLE H To the faculty we will our troubles, study halls, and exams, but not our lunch periods. To the l2B's we bequeath our intelligence and dignity. Our line we leave to anyone who wishes to hang out his bathing suit. We, as a class, leave with Coach Beichley wishing Mr. Scheidt the best of luck. To Mrs. Hanson and the Glee Clubs We wish suc- cess and many more trips to Columbus, thereby creating business for the Greyhound Buses. ARTICLE HI The following bequests are made by individual members of the class: Evelyn Temple and Harry Lee Severance leave their fashionable Wedding to next year's Stampede bride and groom. tWi1l it be the Wagner and Phipps combination'?l Charles Seitz leaves the Lariat Office still echoing with his whistle. Sally Brown and Rita McKenna leave to be with Ioe and Ieep respectively. Heidi Scott leaves her outdoor girl personality to Gail Austin. Big Chief Editor Ed Naher leaves the new West High hand book, the Roundup, to all the incoming freshmen. Audrey Shaver bequeaths her theatrical expres- sion and split infinitives to Miss Margaret Allen. Bob Graef leaves one half of his 6' 4 to Tommy Frisby in hopes that Tommy will some day grow up. 'Ieanne Lamb bequeaths her smoothness to Ianice Kennedy, Barbara Duncan leaves her sophistication to Lola Ieanne Albright. lim Mallen leaves - in time to get his social security. Lorraine Brodbeck leaves the Glee Clubs to worry about a pianist. Bill Self leaves Ruthie Ballard with regrets. Katie Buckingham leaves her chatter to Katie Meisner, and Phyllis Rubins leaves her giggles to Ierry McKenna. Chuck Griffin - leaves the freshy girls. Dave Heibert wills an alarm clock to arouse Mr. Miksch's physics class. To lean Glaze, Helen Conobre bequeaths her bright red lipstick. Page Twenty Will Iack Laraway leaves his gift of gab to the Girl Reserves. lackie Iackson leaves her sunny disposition to Patsy Matz. Margie Woodcock and Iohnnie Roose, Elizabeth Matz and Mike Kelly, Marilynn Ioseph and lim San- born leave with each other, but lim Gates leaves without lune Winters. La Rue Fretcher leaves her titian hair to Pat Bil- low and Nancy Swartz, while Mary Brandt wills her beautiful Winkers to Miss Murdock so she can catch Mr. Horst. Iosephine Barkman and Rosalie Borchert leave their friendship to 'Kathryn Smith and lean Scroggs. Don Selby leaves - breaking many hearts. Dick Ridle is left - in his red tights. To Pat Dunckley go Margie Wymer's pep and figure. Gus Polles leaves - forsaking his many girl friends for another. Betty Lou Hatch leaves her dancing ability to Katie Carnahan. To Mr. Donald Schoner for persuading his history classes to listen to Lord Haw Haw, Iohn Ballard be- queaths his oratorical abilities. Ieanne Bensley leaves her leadership to her sister Peggy. Pete Dallas leaves the Senior Glee Club for good! Betty Snyder leaves Miss Baer to worry about the next editor of the Rodeo and Irene Schwartz leaves the griefs of the Lariat to Lois Wagner and Percy Fleming. Eddie Held and Doug Richardson leave their squirt guns to some other youngsters. Bette Brobst leaves her maiden name to be re- membered. To Barbara Woodward, Gloria Walsh leaves her gay smile and pleasing personality. And last but not least, Herby Kravitz leaves to for- sake his friends, shut himself up in solitary con- finement, and discover the ever elusive fourth cli- mensionl ARTICLE IV To Mr. Flood we leave our remaining possessions including our afflictions and peculiarities. We hope he will long cherish us in his memory. ARTICLE V We hereby appoint YEHUDI as sole executor of this, our last will and testament. In Witness whereof, we hereby sign our name and set our seal this tenth day of May in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty. lean Swartz Class of Iune 1940 Attested by: Brenda and Cobina THE RODEO Class In the fall of 1936, we three hundred fledglings who had received our primary instruction at the ports of Perkins, Grace, King, Crosby, Portage Path, Crouse, and Lane came to West. At West we were to spend the next four years receiving our advanced training. As dodoes , or under classmen, we were determined to give our best efforts to make a name for ourselves at West. Immediately we were appor- tioned to those six great flight instructors: Murdock, Williams, Bockstahler, Snearline, Tucker and Culp. We soon became accustomed to our surroundings and helped cheer our football team to the city title. At Christmas a pageant, The Little Town of Beth- lehem , was presented. After a short rest we came back to take our first exams at West and to show the faculty our great proficiency in various maneuvers. Although a few were unable to hold up under the terrific strain, the majority of our squadron opened wide the throttle and came one semester nearer its goal. In the spring we received an inspiration for the future when the Glee Clubs, consisting of upper classmen, made ct perfect three point landing by presenting the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, The Mikado. During the spring semester, our basketball team gave a fine aerial exhibition with its passing and shooting, and smoothly glided into the city cham- pionship. The track team took second place in its field. In the fall we took over the controls as sopho- mores, and the stalls and spins were fewer and farther between. The Dramatic Club gave a fine performance in The Curtain Rises. The football team, by defeating Central in a playoff game, again came through the Akron fog with the city title. A Christmas program, Christmas Carols through the Ages , heralded a short rest period. Upon our retum in Ianuary, while we were mak- ing a cross country flight, a terrific storm, alias exams, dealt a wrecking blow to a few of our mem- bers. However, the most of us, by reason of our skill, came roaring through. In April the Dramatic Club presented another successful one-act play The Trysting Place. Three days later the Glee Clubs traveled to Kent, Ohio, where the Girls' Glee Club won a superior rating. Going on to Columbus, they received a superior plus, thus becoming state champions and bringing great honor to our school. In the fall of '38 we returned as upper classmen. The Ghost Story was presented by the Dramatic Class with Betty Snyder as a member of the cast. The Glee Clubs set a terrific pace with the oper- etta Iolanthe. Its success was greatly enhanced by Harry Severance and Pete Mikalas in leading roles. At Christmas time, the play, Peace I Give Unto You was presented. In the spring Charles Seitz was chosen as chief pilot for our squadron with Iohn Ballard, Irene IUNE. 1940 History Schwartz, and Iim Gates to assist him. After qualifying at Kent, the Glee Clubs went to Columbus where the Girls' Glee Club won a su- perior rating and the Boys' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus received an excellent rating. As 12 B's, seventeen new members were admitted to the National Honor Society. They were Irene Schwartz, Iean Swartz, Lorraine Brodbeck, lean Lamb, Betty Snyder, Herbert Kravitz, Margie Wood- cock, Ieanne Bensley, Barbara Duncan, Audrey Shaver, Geraldine Dulaney, Edward Gustley, Cletus Gnau, and Iohn Ftoose. Edward Gustley was made flight commander of this group. About the middle of the fall semester, members of the Student Council were elected. Iohn Roose, Iohn Ballard, Elizabeth Matz, and Bill Self were elected President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer, respec.ively. For the first time in our high school career, mixers were given once a month. The Glee Clubs set an endurance record by pre- senting another Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, The Pirates of Penzance. Margie Woodcock, Gus Pol- les, Mark Lee, Harry Severance, Pete Mikalas, Betty Snyder, Evelyn Temple, Rose Panzner, Fannie Ver- laney, Vilma Franklin, and Flora Carpenter soared to' 'great heights as members of the cast. Lorraine Brodbeck was the accompanist. Irene Schwartz served as flight commander of the Lariat staff, and Betty Snyder served as flight com- mander of the Rodeo staff. In March, the Home and School League sponsored a dance at the Mayflower Hotel to raise money for band uniforms. During the spring semester seven more members were added to the National Honor Society. They were Iohn Ballard, Catherine Buckingham, Darleen Murphy, Helen Rawliuk, Charles Seitz, Iune Simon, and Fannie Verlaney. The Dramatic Class presented another one of their successful plays, Caleb Stone's Death Watch. Its success was in no small part due to the efforts of Gus Polles and Mark Lee. Iohn Ballard won a city-wide speech contest on Americanism. Having received an excellent rating at Kent, the Glee Clubs traveled to Columbus. The Boys' Glee Club won a superior rating and the Girls' Glee Club, an excellent rating. Gus Polles entered the state solo contest at Cberlin and won a superior rating. He is now attending the national contest at Spring- field, Illinois. Now, as Senior week draws to a close, there are only one hundred and eighty-nine remaining in our ranks. Some have moved and others have not been able to stand the pace. But it has not all been hard work. We have had many enjoyable times at West. We extend our thanks to Mr. Flood and to all the teachers for their assistance and guidance. As we are about to receive our Wings and go on through life, may each of our members attain success and happiness. Iohn Roose. Page Twenty-one 1-M... FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS Standing: M. Snyder, I. Kent, H. Moland, E. Rosenzweig, S. Rosker, L. Swanson. Third Row: A. Boehnlein, B. Higgins, A. At- talla, S. Petroft. Second Row: L. Dimarco, B. Doyle, P. Car- ruthers, Miss Ritari. First Row: l. Iohnson, H. Zuendel, R. Rosen- thal, A. Liberman. TUNIOR GIRL RESERVE CABINET Third Row: A. Pamer, F. Coursey, M. I. Vogt, M. Bonstein, Mrs. Benson, M. Lee, P. Car- ruthers, B. Doyle. Second Row: R. Alexander, P. Naher, R. Hei- bert, Miss Young, H. Buxbaum, B. Crooks, N. Rowe, F. Green, B. I. Dean, M. Hackett. First Row: G. Coleman, I. Fox, M. Maxon, F. Alexander, A. Noyes, K. Meisner, L. I. Al- bright, I. Mallen, M. Mentzer. DRAMATIC CLASS Fourth Row: Mrs. Moore, R. Slocum, R. Yoak, H. Kenasha, F. Christian, W. Bucey, I. Berry, P. Dallas, G. McCaskey, G. Medvedett. Third Row: M. Dingle, M. Lee, E. Dunn, M. Snyder, M. Van Meter, M. Gwynne, L. Lee, G. Polles, T. Mondi, S. Alpern. Second Row: P. Dunkley, E. Cheplowitz, A. Palazzo, C. Lo Verre, H. Slocum, A. Noyes, I. Kennedy, M. Bibick, F. Hakes, F. Granieri, G. Walsh, H. Severance. First Row: B. Snyder, K. Bratanov, V. Frank- lin, C. Guinther, M. Hackett, M. E. Raw, I. Iohnson, I. Reis, M. Lee, B. Phillips, H. Kravitz. Page Twenty-two THE RODEO IUNIOR HI-Y Fourth Row: B. Hiebel, G. McCaskey, D. Re-me ington, B. McBr1de, T Campbell, R. Paxton B. McDermott. Third Bow: B. Willems, B. Lane, W, Hoffman W. Van Grrnan. Second Bow. C. Poulsen, I. Daniel . Stanle , l Y I. Black, B. Campbell, D, Brennan, D. Buck- ingharn. First Row: I. Wolfe, P. Zellers, H. Graves, E Chase, I. Ashbrook, B. Bender, I. Swartz, B Bibick. LATIN CLUB Third Row: P. Grande, Miss Henry, H. Barke- meyer, I. Moyer, O. Shama, G. McCaskey, L. Fretcher. Second Row: D. Sanders, M. Goson, E. Matz, A. Shaver, I. Swartz, I. Boose. First Bow: N. Umansky, M, H. Bates, B. Black I. Iackson, I. Lamb, I. Hoffman, G. Stockton f HONOR SOCIETY Third Row: E. Gustely, C. Seitz, I. Ballard, C. Gnau, I. Roose. ' Second Row: M. Woodcock, C. Buckingham, G. Dulaney, A. Shaver, L. Brodbeck, I. Swartz, I. Simon, I. Bensley, I. Schwartz, I. Lamb, H. Kravitz. First Row: B. Duncan, B. Langan, F. Verlaney, H. Bawliuk, B. Snyder. TUNE, 1940 Page Twenty-three SENIOR GIRL RESERVE CABINET Fourth Bow. B. Van Berg, I. Buckingham, P. Dunclcley, I. Swartz, S. Brown, M. Brandt, A. Manos, H. Bawliulc. Third Bowl I. Lamb, B. Duncan, P. Bensley, I. McKenna, C Buclcingliarn, R. Ballard, H Scott. Second Row. B. Latta, Miss Allen, P. Rubins, I. Lenner, R. Borchert, M. Ioseph, L. Brod- beck, G. Austin, B. Woodward, E. Matz. First Row: B. Black, I. Bensley, E. Van Orrnan, M. Woodcoclc. ORCHESTRA Third Bow: I. Ashbrook, T. Harvey, D. Davis, D. Hiebel, H. Sokel, I. Black, A, Brazelton, R. Lane, D. Buys, H. Voth, I. Materna. Second Bow: S. Anastos, F. Reed, B. L. Iones, B. Ierilfins, E. Campbell, I. Berry, B Higgs, M, Nelson, B. Willems, D. Bernington, B. Hartman, B. Grubb. First Bowi I. Severance, D. Ardella, C. Poul- sen, N. Benick, M. Dingle, Mr. Campbell, H. Severance, M. Mellott, T. Pandelis, C. Maxwell, K. Shepherd, S. Gertz, STUDENT COUNCIL Fourth Row: R. Starn, T. Reese, I. Swan, P. Mikalas, H. Mize, M. Kelly, C. Seitz, B. Sell, L. Vandiver, I. Williams, B. Falor, H. Ziruolo. Third Row: I. Ballard, T. Campbell, G. Mc- Caskey, C. Morgan, T. Woodcock, P. Kari- otis, G. Margolis, H. Scott, R. Alexander, A. Noyes, G. Dulaney, V. Dille, A. Shaver, M. Korbin. Second Row: P. Matz, F. Verlaney, F. Cocklin, F. Barnes, R. Grubb, B. Woodward, K. Smith, E. Dunn, I. Ashbrook, P. Fleming, D. Leder- man, E. Haulman, E. Matz, F. Prentice, D. Lowry, F. Coursey. First Bowi R. Heibert, V. Goson, I. Gardner, M. Woodcock, B. Baker, H. Graves, Mrs. Benson, Miss Henry, B. Campbell, I. Roose, I. Daniel, I. Lamb, I. Hunsicker, N Rowe, H. Tucker, Mr. Tucker. Page Twenty-four THE RODEO N43 . , I in X ww yzv , A V, ' 2 ' vw. 0 --W. W , A K W im Y' an My af 1' W 1, 3 W G9 X 'X f fl H 1 Wig. ' A, - J W K: M- 'M ,M , , U A 3,5 W vw Q 51 Q , ,.. , L , ,ww 9, A- , .9 ,, ,gg W 4 42 W , x we fi M , :gy M qw QW ,b wifwgy sm win t N EA , , ,, W ,JK ,,, 1 In 1 9, 85.3 Sig M W W My X? M 5, W M 'Sew 424 BA kb Y 5 , Q, an ' W A, I J ' . 5, f X .y N. I , Q' ,M , A 5 rw ,R 13 5 f W- ff ff gr cm V gf F331 5, ,J 6 ,. SX .Ny , t . , QQ , A-M. X Q V, Tm Ui' Q H V . , ...V, L,..,.,.. . 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Aurztin I Iaclwon, P Ilitlillfill F. Gortz, R. Ricliio S. Anastozz, I Rooms-. M Alvramovitz. First Row. M Iomrir-li, T Fkuzs, A. Pullman H 'I'a::::, R Kina I 9:liwartz, I Lamlw, B I3laL:lQ, M. H Rami: M Wymor, M. WoodA Cool-1, M. Nabil, ll. Krviiim. RED CROSS Filtli Row: S. Rosker, F, Newman, G. Sensor E. Dunn, Mist: Simpson, I. Berry. Fourtli Row: I Simon, B Weintraub, E, Chep- lowitz, D. Lederman, M, I. Vogt, H. Slocum D, Gorman, Mrs. Moisner, Tliird Rowi H Tana, 'F Gottlieb, R. Loft, S Orol, T. Ekurs, B. Tliomas, B. Van Berg, I Wagner. Second Row: I. Rawliuk, M, Ricliio, M. An- drews, S. Rofuvntlial, B. Wanrsky, F. Granieri K. Rratanov, C. Foltz, R. Baker, R. Rotsenl tlial. Firzzt Row S Gortx, VV. Rogers, H. Minn, I Gators, M llolail, F Miadal. SENIOR GLEE CLUB Sixtli Row. G McCa.:l:wy, K, Miller, IU. Stam- lwauali, H. lfanaclii, H. Severance, I, Aali- lirook, L. Vandiver, li. Frederick, P. Milcaloi: M. Loo, H Movasexsian, Fittli Row: R, Minns, G Pellors, T Campbell M. Buck, I. Mcpliorran, F, Montrrs, E, Gus: tely, F. Miller, ll. Carpenter, R, McBride, H. Graves, M. Krilly. Fourtli Row. R Slocum, E, Hollander, M. Mavroudis, C Morrison, F. Clioukalas, A. Brazolton, I. Petrou, T, Aidman, O. Slifxrna T. Anderson, N, Stomplo Tliird Row: B Woodward, L. Winston, D, Ionlcinsz, B. Tliomaza, R. Borcliorl, F. Haulman, K. Smitli, I. Black, V Favlov, I. Lenner, L. Swanson, N. Smitli, R Panzner. Second Row: L. Biodlvnck, B Snyder, I3, L. Hatcli, lf. 'l'0rnplf:, l' Carrivritor, P. Momlro M Bfiiium, L. 1 Allwriqlit, K. i.. Berger, rf l Iacktson, B. lititrlc, R I lloainh, F. Vorlanoy, II Van Grniiin, Mrs: llniiisori. First Row H Mani?-1060, C. Allebacli, L. Roby, M. Woozloy, I Rios, D. Morrison, G. Hottman, I. liarlcrriaii, M. Wymer, V. Frank- lin, G. Soinilia, M. H. Rriiozs. JUNE, 1940 Page Twenty-seven 1 u.Lual BY Q Shaw Wig Tourgiy Hayes' High Scoring Ciavalancibrk Defwi Www M H-mfs ET fTRKEA A 'M HT Lux E A MAN! ll K 1 ,fglil off? 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Printing LETTER HEADS A ENVELOPE.S S 9 STATEMENTS Q BUSINESS CARDS TICKETS 5 IWZSS 5 9 is N. High sf. 5 in Akron 10-'01 ra-0-0:0-or Nif Iizlziziziziziriz2:2:2:2+5'N4!I:f:1S:i:f:2:f:? WASHABLE SPORT ENSEMBLES Shirt - Pants - Belt Gabardine - Poplin Twill or Basketweave Regular S4.U0 Values S2595 122 South Main St. ll E2 , 1f0L0v0402 10f:0v0v gait IQXEDQ6 2 MUSIC similiar 3 5 5 356 s. MAIN sr., AKRON, 0.5 ' SPECIAL SANDWICHES R. D. Senetf 376 S. Maple Street ,------------------------ U MINUTE LUNCH :v-21-?Z-I-XAEEZAEZ-921-??IAZillie --v-v-v+.'szw-v+v-v-v-v-'Av--v-rv:A New Classes Begin The First Monday of Every Month Special Intensive Course in Shorthand and Typewriting for students who expect to enter college in the fall. REGULAR COURSES will be offered for those who prefer to remain in business school for a complete training in prepara- tion for employment. For lurther information write or call HAMIVIEL BUSINESS I UNIVERSITY 57 East Market Street AKRON, oi-no Q QEAIEESH' felt? 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