Woodward High School - Boomer Yearbook (Woodward, OK)

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I W l Miss HANNAH sHAw MR. RAYMOND sHeuNE MR. ARTHUR SMITH MR- EDGAR SORTON MR- CHARLES STANEART English Scignqe Physical Education Music Sclenfe Oberlin College University of Michigan Michigan State Normal WUYNC UnlVe'5llY lowq Slate U 'vefS v MR. PAUL THOMAE MISS ANNIE WETTERMAN MR. O. M. THOMPSON Industrial Arts Foreign Languages Industrial Arts Pratt Institute Cornell University Western State Normal MISS LOUISE TIPPETT MISS KATHARINE TOBIN MR. JOSEPH STOBINSKI History Science Printing University of Columbia University of Toledo University of Toledo I I . I MRS. EULA UPP MR. CLYDE VAN TASSEL MISS BERTHA VERMILYA MISS DOROTHY WARNER MR. WILSON WEIS Mathematics Commercial History ' Commercial Commercial Ohio State University Ohio State University University ot Chicago University of Columbia Miami University

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Miss EDNA McLAUGHLlN MRS. HAZEL McMANAMON MR. JOY MOHRHARDT MR. HUGH MONTGOMERY Miss EDITH MURPHY History English industrial Arfs Prinling English University ol Illinois University of Michigan WGSIBH1 SIGIB Normal Ohio State University University of Michigan MISS ELEANORE MURPHY MISS BETTY NELSON MR. LAWRENCE NUBER English English lnduslrial Arts Mary Grove College Kent State University University of Toledo K . YYY l MRS. MARY O'BRIEN MR. HOWARD PHIPFS MR, JAMES PQLLQCK Science Foreign Language Sqciql Problems University of Columbia University of Michigan University ol Chicago . T x MR. LEO ROBIE MR. WILLIAM ROHR MRS. BIANCA RUSSEL MISS CAMILLA SAVAGE MRS. KATHRYN SCHULER FOFBFQH I-Clflgvvge lndusirial Arls Maihematics Hislory English KFUIKOW University University of Toledo University of Toledo Universiiy of Michigan Alleghany

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X School 'X -iff: 'NIM S4-hoof R b rf Drleff I I5 NI T T I 439 SEITIOFIS' FH UJELL WE ENTERED WOODWARD3 WE GAZED ABOUT AND WONDERED WHAT LAY WITHIN THE DEPTHS OF- THE MIGHTY WALLS-- WHO AND HOW MANY HAD WALKED THE LONG HALLS BEFORE US. WE WERE TOLD WHAT WAS EXPECTED OF US HERE3 WE WERE EAGER TO SET FORTH-'AND WE DID. BUT WE WERE NOT ALONE3 HUNDREDS OF OTHERS WALKED BESIDE US, THEY TOO WITH SMILING, ENTHUSIASTIC FACES . . . AND ALL WERE WONDERINC2 THE SAME THING. A YEAR PASSED , THEN ANOTHER AND ANOTHER .-. . AND THEN,A'5 SENIORS, ON THE TI-IRESHOLD OF LIFE, WE SAW THAT OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS WERE JUST PART OF THE STRIFE THERE WAS STILL SOMETHING AHEAD. AND WE PASSED THROUGH 'THE DOOR, AND LEFT WOODWARD5 BUT WE TODK WITH US ALL OUR LEARNING TO GUIDE US IN OUR FUTURE.