Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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,e l it Ellen Jane Scott Marcella Patrick Marion Blackwell Selma Stallbaum Alvin Dlugiewicz Hazel Bell Ben Sliwinski Betty Dickey Al Greenwood Marjorie Neumeyer Marjorie McClain Eileen Krawetzke Lilian and Amelia Glasser Helen Giblin Emil Scherer Martha Jane Luepon Frank Meyer Bettie Blankenstein Burnell Keller Wilma Cole Ella Alverman Alice Krawetzke Mildred DePew The Mob Jean Burdo Dave Sliwinski Time to Eat Art Brywczynski Lula'Belle Holbrook- Virginia Otto Edith Bolton Mahlon Swisshelm Geraldine Bigley Angela Nicholas Rita Wasielewski Dan Krzyzaniak Lucille Trzaskowski Margie Walker Leonard Luzny Esther Urbanski Selma Kale Phil Leibowitz Doris Jean Smith -Dick and Frances H

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Junior Cabinet Seated, left to right Wm. Moores, Louis Rabideau, Raymond Sheline, Jr., Meyer Greenbaum, and Richard Scarisbrick. Standing, second row Amelia Glaser, Jeanette Levine, June Martin, Mary Jane Frankowski, and Helen Trautmann. Third row Mr. R. K. Sheline and Miss Amie Miller. 1 J I

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HE STRAIN AND TOIL of an explorer's day is relieved by the warm companion- ship he receives from his friends during his leisure time. Our various clubs at Wood- ward provide the same type of enjoyment to students who seek recreation from their studies. These organizations penetrate into a large variety of fields and deal with such subjects as music, languages, literature, education, industry, art, library work, history, and athletics. Each group is of vital importance to the welfare of the school and occupies a special place in the extra-curricular activities. Two of the outstanding projects that have been carried on by the clubs are the generous donations to the li- brary and the artistic club room. These individual groups offer their members the chance of leadership, service, or cooperation. This type of school activity arouses the energetic pupil's interest and makes school life more beneficial and interesting.