Western Junior High School - Weaver Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1930 volume:

ii I1 E s E The Western Weaver Nineteen Hundred Thirty , Q. ! Q . f- ' Q AQEZ Q ' vlikfliig 'L n ' Q.: .L., I i ,:712?W??5 . fff?Q5i4frf,,. f , fm 5' ' .5 if: favf iiziiae ' L A 5a2,fm4In law' - fmF92i!6a' WVIEQZ, if + , zeaiieasagil gsiiaieigfsz - KL wiigggifaiis...aSi5!5afE2:5l4m 1 h w V ' :e,.. 1 .. ,-,-.c-F Edited and Printed by the Graduating Class of Western Junior High School Louisville, Kentucky -cj QlQif,,,Qfil im ' 'i W - A D e ci i c a ti o n The Graduating classes of June 1930 and January 1931 oieciicate time Western Weaver Annual to the Faculty of Western Junior High School ' , 1 3 , , . ii' F, Li I W MISS GERTRUDE KOHNHORST fi A N18 -Q3 ' 6? HH , .all g QQ, 4-Q3 Foreword The members of the Graduating Class of June 1930gand January 1931 take great pleasure in presenting this issue of the Annual to Western Jun- ior High School. Its publication was made possible through the cooperation of students, faculty, principal, and supervisor. It was compiled in the English, journa- ism, and art departments of the school, and printed in the printing depart- ment. It will give to the graduates a rec- ord of their classmates and the hap- penings of their school life. EN A I 1 3-.11 .- -. LA.. u..4. ., . fl A fi. H -.nt X. ,--gr LK. ,H .Q mi, .,4y,, ,4 .4 A n A .-.ua V,-h ,I . Y, ...IW CH f -2.Svr-g -E 1, -, --if . 'fp ,, T FMS? 'jk'N'if.,' ' Q' V 4 ' 'Url V 3'-fffi , 1 ' , rr -. . vs, 5Lf1:Q7rf 4 ' . Y , Q ' ' ng'-fd , V jgz D, .QYVQL 134.1 1: ' EM umrfil. vlfilgfffv swf' -7-1, A, , yy,-,HQQ , , 'MM JN' f-ml - 1' .ww - ' Q5 ir:-r iff- 4. '. -, f:f'!4' -g-'rw-' als- -15 A, f.. n- ,fwg! H-qu ., ,tt 4-hui ily f L 55, .5 135 -,3'!.,Tf!1Qgf,,5fLJ pg., h-. U 'e - f ' yi 'fl . I '. f,j?f1I.-, - ,,,f,f.-,plgg 1 UA Q F Henry Birkelback John Mitchell Frank Mathes Earl Ogden Chester Scheibel Clyde Crews VVilliam Gilmore Clarence Duke Emanuel Feitelson Chester Yount. William Dobbins Charles Maier James Bush Billy Kanzler W We Vie w -Q Henry Oliver Katherine Bennett Esther Schott Dorothy Waters Steve Billingsley Fannie Lanham Petey Baird ' Marcella Fusting John Gaines Jeanette Jacobs D Stewart Denton Dorothy Baxter Jacob Scheurich Lawrence Peake Carolyn Conrad Garlon Sanders Edward Pirrman James Scott Virginia Tuell Margaret Inman Jean Woertz Charles Graves Theodore Geiser Whitman Mentz Anita O'Mara Ruth Zwilling Gladys Bowles Elmer Downard , T 1 iff? Nd Stanley Heller Virginia Richardson Virgie Roberts Frances Edna Boyce Lowell Witten William Brooks Lucille Berger ' Urban Lauscher John Lea Maurice Lashbrook John Linker James Blandford i Irvin Nacke Theodore Auter Walter Miller George Blevens Albert Berlin George Spraggs Edward Washer Kenneth Gnau Edward Sturgeon Julius Bauman Adolph Wirth Charles Mercer Louis Hess Herbert Miller Byron Mercer Frances Smith N: ra , av: ml. . .ln ,- - . 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I..s . - ' ' ., ,,..f' '.'5f3a 1445,-1, - Smith Vance Hazel Thresher Julia Crain Winona Fleckenstein Margaret Pooge Ruby Duncan Mary F. Leatherman Thelma Meyer Evelyn Parks Martha Wilson Ida Blankenship Alice Kessler Edgar Willis Louise Kennedy f, Harry Robards Helen Martin Elizabeth Klingenfus Rupert Morris Meyer Goldberg William Smith Ruth Nall Lucille Gant Edna Mae Weiser Frank Kern Charles Miller Carlyle Ames Edgar Faulkner Thelma Everidge 'Ne .- , 'f,i'. 1 w A in Charlotte Levine W. D. Penick August Dutli Ida Mae McMeen Harry Ludlow Thomas Jordan Mary Louise Yenowine Paul McGinnis Abraham Newman Rosalie Fine, Edward Williams Lee Laswell Julia Kremer Kenneth Landis Alvin Nixs Viola Dietz Evelyn Reccius Martha True Victor Lonnon Frank Greenwell William Graf Margaret Jutz Lucille Yaggi Dorothy Yaggi Raymond Smalley Fayette Wilkinson Robert Beams Corrine Tracy Wa fa x iq .:... ,S 1-1 lp'-. -- - ,T Ne , drawer L L - 'if ,L C L LLL- Z4 7 , 77 92, 'hi ,YW W iz Y Y --- K Honors for Outstanding Effort and Achie0e1nent The following pupils have been awarded hon- ors in algebra, business arithmetic, citizenship, English, French, Latin. mechanical drawing, gen- eral metal, penmanship and spelling, printing, science, social studies, typewriting, and woodwork: 9A . Robert Beams Steve Billingsly Henry Birkelbach Carolyn Conrad Julia Crain William Dobbins Benjamen Druien Clarence Duke Jeannette Fahey Esther Foster Lucille Gant Kenneth Gnau Stanley Heller J. T. Hodge Margaret Inman Robert Kelley Julia Kremer Isolina Leber Charlette Levine Walter Miller Norma Neider Alvin Nix Earl Ogden Anita O'Mara Merrill Peek Mary Phillips Russell Preston Chester Scheibel William Smith Raymond Smalley Margaret Talley Virginia Tuell Fayette Wilkinson Jean Woertz ' Dorothy Yaggi Alice Young Ruth Zwilling :, iijiig, 9B Cornell Allen Anna Rose Allison Helen Anderson Nellie Burden Thelma Clabey Sarah Cucinotta Eva De Vore Marian Duher Lawrence Dundon Richard French Harriet Granholt Kenneth Grant A Kathleen Hutchinson Gordon Keith Adaline Lampkin Charlesetta Lindsey Margaret Lyons Sara Mehne Frederick Miller Shelby Morrison Dorothy Roth Virginia Roth Charles Schroeder William Sparks Helen Wag'ner Alberta Weber Blanche Welsh Edward Willman VVavie Woosley Times Effort Medal HENRY BIRKELBACH Honorable Mention MARGARET TALLEY rr ' Ali, ' R Annual Staff ARTISTS Gordon Keith Bruce Campbell Kenneth Grant EDITORS Sara Mehne Miriam Wolfson Blanche Welsh Margaret Kollenberg Class Qfficers EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 9A President ...... . ........ - . - .A , - Henry Birkelbach Vice-President ..,. .-, - - ,E , -Carolyn Conrad Secretary ....... ..... J eanette Jacobs Treasurer ..... .,... E dgar Willis Members ..... ..... F rank Greenwell Maurice Lashbrook 9B President .. -- .- - - ..... . - -Irma Crosier Vice-president - - - -. . .Helen Anderson Secretary . .... .. .... Charles Schroeder Treasurer ..... - , -Edward Willman Member .... 5- -Thelma Manning 1 Red Letter Days September 3. School begins with nearly a thousand pupils enrolled. September 19. Pupils elect clubs. September 26. Orchestra plays in public for first time this year. ' October 4. First football game. October 14. Pupils elect Student Council Officers. November 8. Drum and bugle corps organized. November 14. Banquet given to the football team by the home economics department. November 22. Happy Days in the South. -A show-boat offering on the program of a Book Pageant at Memorial Auditorium. December 23. Christmas holidays begin. January 8. First boysl basketball game. January 10. The Dramatic Club presents The Old Sleuth. January 13-17. Prospective 7 B's visit Western. January 22. Western Weaver Annual-9 A Edition. January 23. 9 B,s farewell party to the 9 A's. January 24. Commencement-Promotion Day. Play: Station Y Y Y Y. February 6. Club elections-Three choices made from a. long list of clubs. February 21. Club exhibit in the library. March 13. Play: Bimbo the Piratef' March 17-18. Health Forum. March 28-29. Indoor track meet at the Armory. March 31. Classes change. Exploratory tests. April 17. Girls in Nymph Dance on the program of the K. E. A. May 1. Blue Ribbon Day for Health. May 2. Class pins arrive. 9 A's easily distinguished. May 30. Annual distributed . June 2. The Dramatic Club gives play Imagination June 11. Commencement. School closes for summer vacation. 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Trice William Sparks Bruce Campbell Thomas Bruner Frederick Miller Charles Schroeder Orville Glenn William Weir Kenneth Grant Rich ard French Charles 'Sharnback Thomas Langford Lawrence Dundon Vernon Oliver we I Elsie Carter . Eva De Vore Dorothy Guinn Doris Kimball Geneva Meredith Dorothy Stanard Estelle Timmons Dorothy Roth Georgia Campbell Estelle Lucas Georgia Rush s AQLAA T Tim--lil i T Activities of the School There are many activities in Western Junior High School in which the pupils enjoy participation, and Where they are given opportunities to develop citizenship through the exercising of self-control, initiative, fair play, reliability, con- sideration, friendliness, helpfulness, cooperation, leadership. Clubs, which meet every Thursday afternoon, are one of the most popular of the activities. The students are in charge of the meetings and feel themselves responsible for the progress of the club. Each boy and girl is given the privilege of selecting his own club. An annual operetta presented in the spring is an activity in which both the faculty and entire student body participate. Every department contributes something to the project, and all enjoy the success of the undertaking. A large number of pupils take an active part in the music department. In addition to the regular singing classes there is an orchestra composed of thirty pieces, a drum and bugle corps, a dance orchestra, and a regular musical instru- mental class. c Every boy and girl in the school has the opportunity to take part in some form of athletics. The classes compete in such games as volley ball, triangle ball, soccer, basketball, and others. The school competes with the other junior high schools in football, basketball, and track. Play Day, in which the girls in the eighth grades of the junior high schools of the city take part in competitive sports, is a feature of the year. Y1-Q.. -L'L L- MK ffmie' 4 ' V' :L fbi, Y mjggigj - Clubs Annual Staff ...... - ,. ...... Miss Winstandley Aviation ,.... . - - Mr. Smithi A. Bicycle - - - ...,, - - - Mr. Brom i Boat-- .... - - ..., - .... Mr. Ford ,. Boys Cooking- - - - - - - Miss Snook iz BoyScout------- ----Mr- Kelly 1 Chip-Carving - - - .- -- Mr: Wells ' Coach ..,... -- . -- Mr. McDonough Combination ,.... - - - Miss Klinker I, Combination. ..., - - Miss- Skenee. Combination- - - - - - - - - Miss Veech ' Crepe Paper- ...... - . - Miss Sleadd Dramatic - ,...,.......,... Miss Francis Educational Pictures r....., Miss Stitesf: 1 First Aid ,,.r. Fishing ..,... . - Girls Athletic .... Girl Reserve .,.. Girl Reserve .... G-irl Reserve .... Girl Scout ..,. Harmonica ...... - - - Library ........,.,.. -.., Orchestra- ------ r - - - Poetry Scrap Book Quilting Quilting ------ ---.- Scrap Book - - - - Service ------ ---- Soap-Modeling ----- - Stamp .---- -------- - Stamp ------------- Stenographer ---- .- - Traveling Printers -----. - - T ypewriting ---------- - - , - Weaving-Handkerchief ---- Western Weaver Staff- - - Mrs. Smith , Mrs. Kurkamp Q Miss Lewis' . Mr. Cundiff Miss Abernathy Miss Franz Miss Gregory Miss Owens Miss Nicklies and Miss Heffernan Mrs. Best Miss Gilmore g Miss Hunt Miss Smith Miss Bannon Miss Craven Miss McCalister Miss Yoe Miss Harfbsmeier Miss Boggs Miss Scoggan Miss Richter Mr. Watson Mrs. Banks Miss Pfeffer Miss Martin ' CLUB Y .F I , POETRY ui! .SC AP l 33? E mo K Q a gg , ' E 3' 'Cv- Y' :HUM W1 3. 1 'T ' '5 AID gf APAA 1 V. - 'li : ' 1Q' 1,f-' ', . A y .,,, b,V i ' ,,S5?ib Thi Ah HUT CLUB gps- -'A .43 ra-VK . , :vi We Q J nfl? .N 'I A ' 4 ' ' lv-. ..1,. ,,,. E55 fm lg! l SERV: E . 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Problems that concern the school are brought up for discussion, and the result taken back to home room classes by the members. The Senior Section is composed of representatives from the SA, 9B, and 9A classes. Its officers are: Fayette Wilkinson, president Byron Mercer, vice-president Esther Foster, secretary Emanuel F eitelson, treasurer The members include Carolyn Conrad, Charlotte Levine. Emanuel Feitelson, Harry Robards, Jeanette Fahey, Dorothy Yaggi, Julia Crain, Smith Vance, Dorothy Bennett, Esther Foster, Urban Lauscher, James Blandford, Fayette Wilkinson, Byron Mercer, Bradley erick Miller, William Sailor, Juanita Trent Brock, Brodie Clinton olyn Hartman, Edith 7 Kimbrough, William Hillebrand, Fred- Sparks, Thelma Clabey, Mary Jane Mary C. Von Gruenigen, Clarence Charles Connell, Mary Wagner, Car- Westphal, Alvin Hawkins, Clarence Etheridge, Elizabeth Lauscher, Ray Anderson, Francis Goss- man, Mary Palmer, William Norton, Clifton Johnson, Andrew Leitner, Charlotte Kluth. -I Www Y -if ir.-n YT unior Student Council The Junior Section of the Student Council is composed of representatives from the 7B, TA, and 8B classes. Its officers are: Stella Himbrough, president Madolene Keener, vice-president Thelma Harrington, secretary George Marr, treasurer The members including Thelma Harrington,Wil- liam Thompson, Lillian Bogart, Vaughn Lyons, Billie Von Allrnen,Joe Fahey, J. Wright, C. White, M. Corey, William Phillips, James Pevlor, Earl Lockhart, Alberta Kaninenberg, George Marr, Harvey Newman, James Jennings, James Black, Edward Talley, Stella I-Iimbrough, Stanley Bratch- er, Edith Webb, Margaret Allis, Thelma Boes, Anna Lee Scarlott, Katherine Shirley, Madeline Keener, Beatrice McGuire, Lucy Johnson, Ethel Nichols, Walter Bruner, Elizabeth Raymer, 'Billit Jones, Catherine Edelman, Samuel Bidwell, Frank Shook, Charles Bruner, Elbert Bundell, Adell Stevenson, LaVerne Vance, and Arthur Allan. 5 1 1 ,-3 N V U P 3 4 , K 1 4 C: r 1 IL , V. f V 54 V I 2 1 , . 1 f 3: LEONARD DAUGHERTY Assistant Supervisor of Industrial Education To S l ' ig T I lfff MI 'T 'Qi' I Q, Industrial Arts Changing social and industrial conditions demand changes along educational lines. In the earlier period of our national development man- ufacturing Was clone in the home and a child had opportunity to observe the work of his parents or his older brothers, and thus absorb the means and methods of Work. In the present stage of production on a large scale, everything is so highly specialized that the 'young worker does not even have the opportunity of seeing what is taking place in other parts of the plant in which he works. The school, therefore faces the problem of giving as broad a knowledge of industry and occupations as is possible with the facilities and equipment available. In the Western Junior High School the activities in the manual arts provide opportunity for a Wide range of exploration in the field of indus- trial subjects. That inner urge to manipulate has been adequately provided for in these activities, which Will establish useful habits, develop right attitudes and definitely strengthen the thought processes. Shop work taught from the standpoint of explorationand guidance is the best method yet devised to find out whether or not students are likely to show special interest and abilities in the types of work sampled. In the simple mechanics shop training is given in the use of tools and methods employed in the repair of many types of home furnishings and appliances such as plumbing, furniture, sharpening of tools and cutlery, sold- ering of tin anditgraniteware, glazing and shoe repairing. Special attention is given to the repair of electrial appliances and bell wiring. The woodwork provides training in elementary types of construction, tool processes as related to the Woodworking industries. Related informa- tion is gathered and discussed so as to give definite occupational and educational guidance values to the Work. The projects made range from the simplest puzzle or game to the more complicated types of joinery. Cabinets, tables, tea wagons, cedar chests, and scenery are some of the things made by the boys in this shop. 3-'jr'r1, ,nn K L, ' In addition to these shops, the simple mechanics and wood, three others are maintained--general metal, printing, and mechanical drawing. The work in the printing shop is very popular. Name-cards, stationery, tickets, posters, banners, ballots, and campaign material for the school elections, the school paper are among the interesting projects of this shop. The annual is the big event of the year in the printing department. The metal work consists of training in cutting, forming, joining of various kinds of metals. Tool making and elementary machine shop practice is given to advanced students. A most interesting course in art metal work is offered as a club activity. The mechanical drawing is very popular with the students, especially among those expecting to enter a technical higher school. The work in this shop involves the drawing of a simple plate of lines to that of machine parts and simple architectural plans. i PRINTING OFFICE iffy: .bla ' 5 MECHANICAL DRAWING ROOM 14 WOOD WORK SHOP SIMPLE MECHANICS SHOP- VI f Y. wr H m H H1 i i METAL -SHOP SEWING ROOM COOKING ROOM W x PLAY DAY PARADE x .f ' ,A gf x.. 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