Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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D U ,QF fp 04 U OFFICERS NIILDRED SHINE ---- ..... - ...,... .. ...H,....,...... ...-H. P rfsidwzf LILLIAN ELSPERMAN .................................. I'ife-Prmdmt ROBERT KELLER .............,..................... ,. ...... Repm-fer CATHERINE HOWARD ........................ Sl'L'l'FfI17'j' and Treaxllrer DOROTHY BRUHL ................................. SF7'g'f'IllIf-Ill'-.JVIIIX MRS. BEARDSLEY .,......................................... Adviser IVIISS WETTERMAN ...,.. ....... . E--- --. ......... ....A.. . :Idfiser JE?-i, ,3:eLJ'2f'--fi '4---f - 5211.4 -, if gm 41'QY11Z,3,. ' One I1 11 ndrezi th ree

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The Spalzziflz Club La Junta Castellana was organized in 1923 under the ca- pable direction of Nlrs. Benedict. Although the society is but two years old, it has grown and developed until it is able to occupy an undisputed place with the older clubs of the school. The purpose of the club is to promote and stimulate interest in the study of Spanish and the life and literature of Spain, to aid the student in acquiring a better knowledge of and fluency in the language. Our results have been successful to a remarkable degree. This year the Work has been carried on under the able super- vision of bliss lVetterman, faculty adviser, friend, and pal in all our undertakings. Catherine Howard, our president, has been a loyal and faithful worker. In her effort to carry out the program for the year, she set an example of unselfishness that made us also determined to show a willingness to Work. Wie were given our best opportunity in presenting the Spanish Play, Castillos de Torresnobles, which Was given Nlarch nineteenth at Scott Auditorium. The play was a decided success and was perhaps the greatest undertaking ever attempted by any single club in the school. Viva La Junta Castellanal Om' h.11.nfIr01f Iwo

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Le Cerfle Ewzmzk As the end of the year 1923-24 draws near, the members of Le Cercle Francais look back with pride and pleasure at the progress of this society. Notwithstanding the fact that many of the older members had left school, and that the club had to be wholly reorganized, it has progressed further and further, until now it may record tasks successfully completed. Various novel programs were enjoyed at many of the meet- ings, each member doing his share towards preparing them. French is spoken exclusively at all meetings, a fact which accounts for the progress that has been made with the nasal sounds, accents, and other technicalities of the language. Tout bien ou rien fthe best or nothingj is the motto' of this club, and toward this goal we have Worked hard and faith- fully. Kluch credit is due to our president, hlildred Shine, and our faculty advisers, hlrs. Beardley and bliss VVCtfC1 IT1Z1I1. To the Seniors, who are leaving school, will come happy memories of this organization. To the lower classmen falls the responsibility of keeping up the established reputation, Let the work go on, and make XVoodward proud of ULe Cercle Francaisfl MEMBERS Rose Bame Garabed Dgibilion Dorothy Bruhl Luella Doll Lillian Elsperman Belle Gothclf Ruth Herman Catherine Howard Alfred Johns Robert Keller Edgar Kimball Maxine Moore Claire Prypora llildred Shine Louise Kaslly Herman Kuntz Louis lNIoses Sigmund Zarembski Jay Shuer hlary Garlinkel ij 2 3' li Va Ei l El i :gl lifiysa, M93 .11 14' K7 T 0111f 1, .. X ..- is.-1 ei