Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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ncouragement to Disheartened Students u ' H' ,, .42-1--eff ' ' - ...abun- ..L...- ,,,.ua-a-- ,J...,n--- 5-, ' , f ..,. wi.- - Z: l 1 Mr. Martin, left, takes advantage of Mrs. Gantz's typing skill by having her ,Q answer a letter for him. Digging right into the problem seems to be the best . A 25 method for both Mr. Crawford, below, and Mrs. Winquist, above, to get ff help for troubled students. ls- .4 Faculty 23

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. ll i faq sri -4 , . . 1551 . '-C i f' L 973' - , Ne' ,W -1. ., .sf- ' ' 'Jr' '4rff,'F .gf-.F A ij Above, Mr. Gwozdz, college as well as guidance counselor, discusses the hall news with Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Hall, below, would just rather sit back and forget about the rest of the world. Meanwhile Miss Hill, lower right, monitors at a meeting of the Afro-American Club. 22 Faculty Counselors Supplj Whenever a problem or a question arises in the min of a Woodward student, he knows there is always one plac he can go to fmd help in solving it. First floor, Room 141 that place. The people there, ever ready to help, are tli counselors. Mr. Frank Gwozdz, in his fourth year on the staff, hz in addition to his other duties, assumed the responsibility G college counselor. In this capacity he, supplies students wit information about various colleges and also gives ther assistance in obtaining financial help. Miss Jacqueline Hill, i her first year here at Woodward High School, is not onl involved as a counselor, but is working with students in hq role as advisor to the Afro-American Club. Those intereste in the vocational education program find Mr. Jamf Crawford always willing and able to help. Rounding out tli counseling staff are Mrs. Doris Hall, Mrs. June Winquist, ar Mr. Donald Martin, consistently offering a helping hand to confused pupil. liEEF?13iqa lL.r.-z ,f', 'i ' T'T T'Y,W HFEEQQLT-' , ' 7' 'H' ' 'WT T 'gf' J f ' I fr ,.g2K5win,r - , Q , , at . ,., ...sr , ..1r, , .1-

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Skill and Patience Necessary for Office t If you always feel there is hustle and bustle outs the Cafeteria after a hearty lunch, then stop down in front office someday and discover what a real rush is. Y will find students with tests or worksheets to mimeographed, club treasurers with oddles of money safe deposit, bills to be paid from bank accounts, and kinds of forms constantly pouring in concerning everyt from students' records to the weather report. Holding down the fort in other areas of school se are brave soldiers, Mrs. Betty Simon the book clerk, Mrs. Charlotte Duenki the attendance clerk. These wo spend long hours guarding their stations, while chec names and numbers. By this constant vigilance, teachers informed of whom to expect in their classes and are assu that classes will have supplementary books. Mrs Betty Simon, upper left, digs right into the mounds of paper that swamp her desk every moming. Meanwhile, on first floor, the o begins its day at a breakneck pace. ...lt