Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Evelyn Geer, Commercial 'K As flighty as a humming bird. Ernest Gross, General As dreamy in classroom as a poet contemplating Na- ture. Alice Czyzewski, General As modest as a belle of the 1890's. Wilbur Hague, General Just another eighty-five cents worth of elements. Leona Gontarski, Commercial As quiet as a radio an- nouncer on his vacation. Robert Hall, Commercial As a wise cracker, he is quite unexcelled. Jane Globig, Commercial As Winsome as the girl of our dreams would be. Jack Hartwig, Ind. Arts Another example of Cupid's carelessness. Jack should at- tend DeVilbiss. SENICRSA Joseph Hiltman, Ind. Arts A red, blazing star on the gridiron and court alike. Sarah Goodleman, Commercial Good little man. James Hone, General So bashful that people call the fire department out when he is introduced to a girl. Florence Gotthelf, General A pretty face and a lovely voice are well matched. Theodore J aniszewski, Ind. Arts As torpid as our minds be- come when winter passes. Eleanor Grubb, General So grown-up that she is far ahead of our class. Frederick Holtfreter, Academic Friends, Romans, country- men, lend me your earsf' Eleanor Haffelder, General As dependable as the coming of tomorrow.

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Alice Farris, General As inquisitive as a class dean. Joseph Gajewski, Ind. Arts An exponent of Terpsichor- ean art. Ellen Follas, Home EC. Her voice was ever soft and gentle? Leonard Garwacki, General As satisfied as a cat that has just finished the pet canary. Stella Funk, Commercial As sunny as a boy playing hookey from school. Carl Gilgallon, General As playful as baby with dad- dyls watch. f 'I Nynphiadora Funke, General As unaffected as the silvery stars that illuminate our night skies. Bruce Gordon, Ind. Arts As conscientious as we would like the bankers to be. 1 Stanley Godlewski, General As aloof as a Manhattan penthouse. Bernadinel Gancarz, Commercial As saucy as Po1ly,,' the par- rot at the zoo. Henry Granecki, General As useful as an efiiciency ex- pert. Eva Ganch, General As exhilarating as a dip in the lake. 9 .1 James Green, General Woodward's own Step'n' Fetchitf' Loretta Ganzel, Commercial In a blue and pensive mood. Bernard Greenbaum, General As amiable as an insurance salesman. Elizabeth Gertz, Commercial As mischievous as Little Luluf'

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Alma Hase, Commercial As pleasant as a picnic. A Chester Jastremski, General May I have a building per- mit? Lucille Hatker, General As venturesome as were the knights of old. Harold Johnson, General As boisterous as a crowd. Helen Harrison, Commercial As dainty as Queen Ann's lace. Victor Kalinowski, Ind. Arts As coy as a two-year-old at his first party. . x9 Margaret Helminski, Commercial As efficient as twentieth cen- tury machinery. Benny Kaminsky, Ind. Arts His voice can give a tuba se- rious competition. John Kaminski, Ind. Arts As agreeable as a good meal after a long hike. Mary Jane Hester, Commercial As definite as a period. Alwyn Keller, Ind. Arts As changeable as the fash- ions in womenls clothes. Catherine Holmes, Commercial As exuberant with cheer as a greeting between friends. Amos Kelting, Art As drowsy as a possum. Jeanette Holtz, Commercial As active as the electrons we hear about. Quint Kelly, Ind. Arts greticent as Greta Garbo irring an interview. Dorothy Hoskins, General After all's said and done, Therels really only onef'