Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Florence Ludlow, Commercial Her complexion is as beauti- ful as that of Virginia Bruce f gf LW, Daniel 4Marok, Ind. Arts AS loyal as an aged collie. Marietta May, General As vivacious as a butterfiy. Joseph Maunz, General As steady as the patter of rain on the roof. Ann Mankowski, Commercial f As fiippant as Betty Boop. Harry Miller, General As eccentric as modern musical compositions. Marie Maxwell, General As pert as Arline Judge. Joseph Meyer, General As affable as a department store Santa Claus. Anthony Milanowski, Ind. Arts As profound as the Einstein theory. A Jessie Mathie, Academic As gay as Paris in the spring. Leslie Miles, Academic As listless as a kite on a still day. Kathryn Maska, General As ready to talk as neigh- bors are over the back fence. Julian Maxwell, General A Romeo looking for a Juliet. Ruth Mayer, Academic As conventional as grand- mother's advice. Myron Miller, General As brusque as an army ser- geant. Ella Ruth McCormick, Commercial As orderly as cadets on pa- rade.

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Elva Landwehr, General As capricious as a family of kittens. Lucian Lupinski, Art As artistic as Old Frost on the window Margaret LaPlant, General As animated as Cab Callo- way's music. Wilbur McCreery, General As quiet as the proverbial mouse. Dorothy Lewandowski, General Sportsmanship personified. GO Walter McVicker, Academic As reserved as a ringside seat at a prize-fight. Charlotte Lojcikowski, Commercial As mandatory as Mussolini. Michael Madras, Ind. Arts As serene as a winter land- scape. ,I Ceslaus Makulinski, General As argumentative as two op- plposing politicians. I Rita Loerke, General As clever as an honor grad- uate from finishing school. Thomas McMahon, Ind. Arts As boyish as Frank Parker. Doris Liljequist, General As breezy as the ocean winds. Edward Mackiewicz, Art As friendly as a warm Hre- side. Harriet Loehrke, Commercial Silence is the best defense. George Maier, Ind. Arts As indifferent as an inebri- ated gentleman. Betty Loudenslager, General As unassuming as the vio- lets in the field.

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Evelyn Michalski, General As silent as the night before Christmas. Joseph Mosakowski, Commercial As clownish as our an - tors Qassuming Mr. Dar to be rightl. Dorothy Moll, Commercial As sensitive as the hands of an accomplished surgeon. Henry Murawski, Commercial We believe he must have inherited his jokes. Annie Mueller, General As musical as the tinkle of chimes. Harry Mroczkowski, Ind. Arts As unusual as a defeat for Woodward's basketball team. Helen Mitruk, Commercial Sugar is sweet, but not sweet- er than she. Theodore Nichpor, General As glorified as the late Zieg- feld's American girl. I Fred Moll, General As accommodating as a Pull- man porter. 0 it ...ff-4-In I Alice Metzner, General As neat as a hospital's oper- ating room. Robert Miller, Ind. Arts As good-natured as a ranch cook. Juanita Mitchell, General As gay as a summer beach scene. Joseph Nachman, General So ambitious he cannot help but reach the top. Evelyn Nassar, Commercial As pleasing as an unexpect- ed gift. Donald Neumeyer, Ind. Arts Prevaricating has its uses, too. Elsie Nassar, Home Ec. As diminutive as a baby 'pos sum.