Woodward High School - Boomer Yearbook (Woodward, OK)

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Industrious A Geraldine Gerry Jasinski Fair as the moon Moonlight Becomes You Edward Ed Barker Perspicacious When They Ask About James f'Jake Jacobs A swell fellow Memories Of You You enioizs Snot Subrniffing .glcfwzes Ca roline Red Lorenzen Serious That Red Haired Gal Of Mine Eugene Krupa Czerwinski Very chivalrous Oyer A Rainbow Donald H2O Koster Transcendental chemist lf What You Say Is True Mary Minnie Natter Warm-hearted So Long, Mary Howard Abie Haynes Likeable fellow l Dream A Lot About You Harry Active Niedywiecki Self-reliant I Surrender Dear Peter Pete Badas Heart breaker Why Don't You Do Right? Russell Russ Hennig A Friendly , Little Sir Echo Maurice Bee Solomon Lightly And Politely C' 0 gl 11 semurmm r an 0 p qs FRANCES DYER Born April 17, 'I927 Died December 4, 1944 Qgllll fnlyn never inrneh Iyer hurl: hui nurrclyeh fare fnriimrh, Heuer hnnbieh rlnuhs fnnulh break, Heuer hremueh, tlqunglg right inere fnursieh, iurnng iunulh iriumplt, glielh ine fall in rise, are lmffleh in fight better, Sleep in fuzrlte. Qthnpteh fx-mu Qipilngne tu Qtsnlanhn lug Qliuhert Qgrniuniug Q,-1 gllear uni, than art mine! Q.--1

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genial: GLW of 1945 WILLIAM BILL VERGIELS Mentally quick The Lcve l Long For JACQUELINE JACKIE WUJCIAK Engaging personality Hfrnbraceable You Fond of fun JACK REVEREND WATERS A true friend Blue Snow JUNE JUNIE WYMER Versatility Take Me PETRONELLA PAT ZAKRZEWSKI Sweet disposition Heaven Can Wait FRANK FREE WELTER Alluring way My Heart Tells Me A harvester RAYMOND RAY WHITNEY Musical ability A Man and His Drums DOLORES DOLLY ZALEWSKI Mine Paper Doll RICHARD BIG WOJCIECHOWSKI Calm and collected Take lt Easy FLORENCE FLOSSY ZASODA Perspicacious My Heart Tells Me Drum major Rockin' in GERALDINE GERRY ZGORECKI Curious Should I Believe My Heart THELMA JOAN DAVIS Musical talent l Got Rhythm RICHARD THE LION-HEARTED WARCHOL Happy Again FRED FREDDIE WEGENER Noble and courteous Robin Hood THERESA THERES ZALENSKI Shine On Harvest Moon EUGENE GENE WINTERS Quiet and .unassuming l'm Making Believe CLIFFORD CLIFF ZAKRZEWSKI Rhythm

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Mr. A. R. Bitter Miss Dorothea Bishop Advisers cgfuczlenf Cbunci Back in the fell of the year l93l, the first student government was established in Woodward High School. Fourteen students were selected to serve as a medium between the faculty ond student body in the interests of bettering our school in every possible way. These students formed a temporary organization for laying plans, and the followingyeor a permanent council was organized. Thus was the beginning of the Woodward Student Council. In the post fourteen years many forward-looking ideas have been adopted. This year the Council proved to be an efficient, progressive student government. Under the able leadership of Senior Don Higley, and the advisership of Miss Dorothea Bishop and Mr. A. R. Bitter, the organization took another step forward in its trek to reach the stage of The Perfect Student Government. Supervising all activities in the auditorium, sponsoring the hall patrol, and promoting the sole of war bonds and stamps were but o few of the many successful undertakings launched by the Council. Serving with President Higley were Vice President Alice Miller, Secretary Ramona Tobey, and Richard Joseph, former president of the Council, acting in the capacity of Executive Officer. ln behalf of the entire school the Sago Staff says, Good Work, Student Council. KV Top Row: Dolores Pudlicki, Emma Hinkle, Evelyn McDougall, Richard Joseph, Don Higley, Joan Jakubowski, Pot Vergeils, Ramona Tobey. Bottom Row: Phillip Mansour, Andy Fenady, Robert DuMounte, Wanda Korecki, Helen Steiner, Clayton Craine, James Szumigala, Alice Rospond, Frank Swanson. Absent when pictures were taken, Alice Miller.