Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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N-R D ,R 3 X 'Ss y 11 5' 5 . ,. PERSONNEL OF THE TATTLER STAFF RIERLE YYOUNG ,,,...,...-,.....,....................... Editor-in-chief MELVIN LIPPINCOTT ,.,..........,...-................. flssistant Editor' FLORENCE HENGEL .....................,..................... Literary VERNON DOBSON ............................................ Exchange BEN HIRSCH ................................................. Comics JOHN ALBRIGHT ............................................. Features RUTH HOLLIGER .............................................. Society MILDRED GIIJSON ..,................................... General Topics HARRY STAPLETON .......... .- ................................ Athletics DORATH EA VVRIGLEY ,-------------..---,-..--------------------Repo.rter CHALEANT ALLAM ......... -----------------Reporter EARL FELTMAN .............................................. Reporter One Hundred and Four

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1 l I 'i l ,i lg. I lql ' if N.. leg viii fr.: 1 .f v ,QI ,. '. I LL.. 1' A .A- Q. if.iLALJUNTAltlii1 s if . . 9 , fi . ..., fs , 1 19 l 23 . IZASTELLANA L LA JUNTA CASTELLANA OFFICERS ADRIAN RINGMAN ..... ..,,,..........., ....... I ' l'l'Xll1A'1lf ED. RESTEMEIER ...s..... ---Vive Pmzvidwif RI.-XRGARET LIEBERNIAN ..... .... ....... S 1 'vrvtfwa' IRINE KRUPSKI ............. .... .,,..... T r f'z1.v11r.'f' .ALFRED BUCHIN ....... ........ ....... - - -Sergmzzf-rzt-,irnlr EMANUEL BLOOINI .................................,......,... Rrporm- La Junta Castellana is the only Spanish organization in the Toledo High Schools. Because we were handicapped by a late start this year, it was first intended that we bend our efforts towards building up a fine club for the school year 1923-2-l. But as a result of the real co-operation of our members and the capable supervision by our teacher and friend, Mrs. Benedict, and in spite of this handi- cap we carried to conclusion an unusually ambitious program. After we overcame our shyness it was comparatively easy to conduct our meetings entirely in Spanish. VVith the aid of slides and interesting talks, we have studied the people, customs and occupations of many distant lands. lVe certainly have accomplished much in a beneficial way. We are proud to count among us many of the prominent students of VVoodward. VVith this energetic bunch of live-wiresu can any one doubt that next year will find our organization ranking with the best? MILL!! A H 1 wrt l Emanuel Bloom Helen Bloom Alice Bremforder Alfred Buchin Vernon Dobson Kent Fenton Mildred Gllson Florence Hengel Ruth Holllger IVIEMBERS Catherine Howard Edwin Keller Louis Kirschner Irene Krupski Margaret Lieberman Esther Menacker Joe Yathanson Ed Restemeler Philip Riley Adrian Rmgman Ona Hundred and Thief Louis Ringman Harold Shapiro Isadore Shapiro Robert Smith Thelma Soloman Bernard Squires Arthur Sweet Lillian WVCIUSICIH Hvman VY eisberg W1 . 1. -. ' ' ' I ' Pill . . . ' i , l ' . -In 27 . e ' .Q-...ing ni-m'Q.inmaap yj,rag , in? terse-21315351711jjggjgflgjgg.j1QgQjgj3lygy, 5 . ,f 'v.,:'i2rsn-. .,' -. fszsifss !-

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590211211 11131 'Nun ualu nuuuur .iw rg x S wlllllllllllllllllll' 1 1 . .4 . 5 TATTLER Back in 1919 the first Woodward Tattler was issued by the Junior High School. You remember that was before the advent of the Senior High. VVhat a funny little paper it was-four pages of cheap blue paper, Hlled with poetry, funny personal jokes, short articles, etc. Only about four issues were printed on better paper. While several of the numbers were increased to six or eight pages, the standard was still four. The 1920-21 volume showed improvement over those of the previous years. Although most of the Tattlers Were still only four pages twenty-four numbers were printed more than ever before In the last two years the Tattler has shown great improvement Practi- cally the same staff has had charge of our paper both years. It has been enlarged from a four to a standard eight page paper the largest that can be handled by our print shop with its present equipment. A number of good cuts have been published from time to time The Type of copy has changed materially. In the past quoted poetry, quoted articles and other quotations were printed quite frequently. This has greatly changed. Today all or nearly all of the material printed in the Tattler is original coming from the staff and in lesser quantity from the contributions of the school at large This change has been one of the greatest factors in bringing about a more personal touch between the paper and the students max.. 15.5-o f 5 X' Wife' hge One Hundred and Fwe , ! H H Y 9 fri, gf ? ii he lf M 4 Nr 1 Mix' .' 1 F 'C if :,.. ll Y. I Q! i e N lllll I lllllllilllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll