West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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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 ..... Most Studious Girl ...... Best Liked Boy ....... Most Versatile Boy ..... Most Bashful Boy ...... Best Looking Boy ..... Best Dancer - Boy ....... .......Margie Woodcock ......Audrey Shaver ........Iohn Ballard .......l-larlie Mize .........Basil Koegel ..........Charles Seitz I ...... Harry Severance Best Dressed Boy ........................ ..,.,,,...,,r I im Gates Boy Most Likely to Succeed .....,,......,,, Iohn Ballard Class Politician ....................,.,..,...,.,..,, Herbie Kravitz Class Flicker ....... Most Pep ,......,.......... Most Studious Boy ....... Page Eighteen ........Doug Richardson ,..,...Margie Wymer ........lohn Roose THE RODEO

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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