Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Eleanor Klapp, General As able as a professional at his Work. Chester Kosciolek, Art As alert as a tiger stalking his prey. Martha Kapanicas, General As youthful as the ladies pictured in soap advertise- ments. William Kowalski, Art As willing as a studentls recitation when he comes well-preparedzibw N Anna Kolinski, General As guileless as a baby in i crib. Chester Krysiak, Ind. Arts As unspoiled as green fruit. Lucille Kapela, General As fun-loving s veterans at an America ion conven- tion. - Edward Kubicki, General As capable as Nature's pro- Visions. Q 0 f 1 l ll ff Walter Kudlinski, Ind. Arts As unpretentious as a scrub among stately oak trees. Rita Kasprzak, General As admirable as the word of Homer. .KWH Charles Kotowski, General As evasive as Gary Cooper. Dorothy Kaszubiak, General As exotic as some subtle Oriental perfume. Leonard LaMont, Ind. Arts As sociable as we imagine ourselves to be. Ann King, Commercial As compliant as a swain to his love's wishes. '! I I ,vdfi ly ,.-- 'J Tlieodore Kozlowski, Ind. Arts As intense as the heat of the sun. ' .f Edna-Mae Killy, Commercial As natural as Tangee', make-up.

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1 gf Rose Jablonski, Commercial As peppy as a Mexican jump- ing bean. neral Small time eccentricities magnified. Beatrice Jacobson, General As practical as a needle and thread. Franklin Kleeberger, General As ardent as the hero in the latest love novel. Bertha Jakcsy, General As wholesome as the clean, sweet, country air and just as invigorating. is Ralph Knierim, Ind. Arts As obscure as a bushleaguer. Anna Kose Janes, General She Walks on high-A-her head's way up in the sky. Donald Knoke, General Where's the man who knows what Knokie is talking about? 5:,'v,1f. Robert Kock, Ind. Arts He sleeps soundest during the morning, judging from the time he appears in school. Charlotte Jendrzejewska, Commercial As steady as the foundations of skyscrapers. fi-11 1f,4ni,2 Steven Korecki, General Woodward's little pest. Where's the Flit? Hazel Johnson, Commercial As elusive as a moonbeam. .f Paul Kornowa, Ind. Arts Always as brisk as if he had just emerged from a cold shower. Viola Jones, Commercial One of our feminine pancra- tiasts. Charles Kosbab, General Imagine Chuck without being L. E. D. LK 1 Julia Kasper, General She cashes in on her smile.

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Jean King, General As athletic as Helen Wills Moody. Sidney Lawson, General One fellow who is never in a hurry to get someplace. Margaret Kirchner, General Her clear laughter is the ex- pression of carefree merri- ment. Robert Leininger, General As urbane as a courtier of Elizabethan England. LaVerne Kirkpatrick, General So angelic we shouldn,t be surprised to find a halo en- circling her head. Walter Lewandowski, Ind. Arts As gruif as were the Ameri- can pioneers. Nellie Knecht, Commercial As coquettish as a Broadway chorus dancer. Raymond Lewandowski, Commercial As docile as a freshman girl reporting to Miss Wetter- man. SENIORS .MI Samuel Levin, General As trustworthy as the corner policeman. - A1 lf' Loretta Kokocinski, Commercial As fascinating as a rare orchid. Henry Lind, General As helpful as notes on your cuff during an examination. Regina Komorowski, Commercial As pert as a French Cha- p au. George Loucks, Jr., General As courteous, as the Ritz doorman. .f 'P f 'f V, t.,e.-ff 41 if A K Regina Kostanski, Commercial As adorable as authors make their heroines. Orian Lukowski, Ind. Arts A As sudden as a summer , a thunderstorm. Leona Kreft, Commercial As vigorous as a cowgirl.