Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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6 I Z X X Z X Cwotewofzd fo Seniors LL FOR ONE AND ONE FOR ALL is the song on the lips of the seniors of 1941, as they are marching through our portals in eager anticipation to experience the many joys and tribulations of living in an adult world. Their spontaneous cooperation in any of the school activities is exemplary of the spirit of the graduating class. With all participating in any efforts, the seniors have had the support of their fellow- classmates in achieving the success for which we all strive. Keeping somewhat in the background, but, nevertheless, making their presence felt by constantly spurring us onward to greater achievements, are our teachers---the silent partners of this organization. Their shrewd and scholary guidance has helped clarify many a befuddling situation. With such enthusiastic approval and encour- agement the students have swept onward to greater accomplishments.

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siuoiiiiouncui Q S in mmmv. Q , C 1 ,i K of Mrs. Kathryn Schuler and Mr. Harry Wohler, the Student Council this year has launched many new activities in addition to those of previous years. Patty Hammontree has served as president, Robert Kubicki, vice president, Lois Roth, secretary-trea surerg and Arthur Bancroft, historian. The hall patrol has been organized into the Woodward Service Club, which meets regularly to improve conditi- ons of the halls during class periods. The Council supported the annual carnival by giving noon and assembly dances. It also has sponsored community sings to promote cooperation among the students. The Council gave free dances for the enjoyment of the students. The Student Council has charge of noon movies, mass meetings, and movies on the activities' ticket program. On March 21, a concert was given by the Woodward orchestra during the assembly period. The council took charge of this and proceeds from this concert were given to the orchestra for materials. A banquet was held at the Hillcrest Hotel, May 12. All ofthis year's members and members for the coming year vsbelrbelpresent with their guests. New officers were elected and inducted. This closed the round of activities for the year 1 - 941. The president and her oflicers performed their duties concientiously and Well. They had the good of the school in mind always and tried to cooperate with the faculty and Mr. LaRue in order to carry out the high ideals of Woodward. X l

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Miss Arnie Miller Dean of Girls Graduation Committee Virginia Lobet Dorothy Krajewski Mary Latus Bonnie Strubble Earl King John Vinson Chuck Kasten Florence Morrnan Bill Rogers President Senior Prom Committee Joe Malikowski Dick Bently Harry Jacobs Edgar Du Bois Geraldine Linisinski Irene Kolinski Helen Kina Alice Miller Marjorie Hartwig Vice president Banquet Committee Laura Meyer Rachel Duifey Doris Jean Coleman Ellen Gribbin Delores Downing Bob Myneder Harry Sheline Isadore Yourist Estella Pavlos Betty Gajewski Treasurer yjicefzs 01 V1 F1orenceQBochenek Secretary Program Committee Marjorie Hartwig Linda Haddad Christine Allan May Vanlilingeren Joe Johnson Tom Collins Bob Kervl in Virginia Jachimiak Barbara Miller Kathryn Seeman Reporter Social Committee Dorothy Dyer Lois Schwellinger Bob Ramer Bob Mund Sam Jensen Barbara Fisk Fred Wexler Patty Hammontree ommittees Dayid McNitt Sergeant-at-arms Class Picnic Committee Emma Kocsis Betty Jane Clark Virginia Jean Kvviatkowsl-si Esther Bloom Carl Betz Melvin Biegala Melvin Petot Edna Mae Goldie Mr. Clyde Meek Dean of Boys