Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Mildred Nassar, Commercial As unblemished as the honor of Lincoln. Melvin Nowakowski, Ind. Arts As agreeable as the first signs of the coming spring. Virginia Nowak, Commercial As animated as a Punch and Judy show. Roy Oehlers, Art As inert as neon and argon. Margaret O'Connell, General As comical as a tentful of clowns. Stanley Olzak, Ind. Arts As obliging as a Boy Scout. Geraldine Osterman, General As stern as a Puritan father. Raymond Parker, General As friendly as a house Wren. SENIORS Don Norris, Commercial As capable as an army engi- neer. Agnes Nasta, General As willing as an applicant for a job. Casimir Obloza, General As likable as Wayne King's music. Jennie Nowak, General As companionable as a pet dog. Harry Older, General As mischievous as a bear cub in a pantry. Shirley Oswalt, Commercial As brisk as the October air. Gordon Parent, General As suave as an international diplomat. Bertha Payak, General As bustling as Mother on wash day.

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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.

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Dorothy Pink, Art As vigorous as a cactus plant. William Phifer, General As well-liked as the dismissal bell. Irene Pirucki, Commercial As vivacious as butterflies in the meadows. A-In Mjtm Edward Przymierski, General wp As plodding as the man with' the hoe. Mary Pritchett, General As emotional as Katherine Hepburn. Wilbert Raber, General As retiring as a turtle. Helen Raczko, General As dizzy as the moth that ilutters around the candle flame. Morris Rappaport, General High ideals remain unac- complished. Edward Pfeiferle, General Little man, what now? Irene Piotrowski, Commercial As pleasant as the air after a refreshing summer rain. Edward Pawlowski, Ind. Arts As willing as Barkus'l lwith apologies to Dickensl. Sophie Pluto, General As tranquil as a snow-cov- ered valley. William Rohr, General As resourceless as a new born babe. Florence Raczkowski, General As complaisant as a frisky lamb. aL Alex Rapp, General As changeable as a chame- leon. Betty Rayman, Commercial As reticent as a Canadian spring.