Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Irma Reiger, Commercial As bashful as the clock, which always keeps its hands before its face. James Richards, General As sullen as if he had just lost his best girl friend. Dorothy Ragan, Commercial She is much too fast for us. James Richardson, General As sound as the United States government. Jane Root, General As lively as a young puppy. James Richason, General As uncommon as a song hit that remains popular a year. Marjorie Rottman, General As unruffled as the surface of a wood-sheltered pond. Raymond Rojek, Art Just a great fellow. SENIORSC . -Q t ,, ev Q-gf I 1. V -100 'A 'Ubi' 53 H2 - New Wayne Romer, General Flash! Another news hound. Florence Shapiro, Commercial As calm as the air before a storm. Robert Root, Ind. Arts As important on the gridiron as a spoke in a wheel. Clara Shander, Commercial As stately as a towering oak. Henry Rybaczewski, Commercial As harmonious as the brass section in Ray Noble's or- chestra. Catherine Schiel, General Fuller of pep than Wheaties. William Sfaelos, Ind. Arts As genial as a hotel porter's 'tGood morning, suh. Blanche Schlereth, General As popular as a boy with a new car.

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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.

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Edith Schwab, General As jovial as the winner of a sweepstakes. Robert Sarvis, Ind. Arts . As impetuous as a raging Hood. Rose Siegman, Commercial As punctual as the naval clock at Arlington. George Schoonmaker, Academic As sleek as an Arabian sheik. Dorothy Smith, Gene leg cu e I U 9 l As exact as th 4 ' - t 1 K Roger Schultz, General Another of the four horse- men. Betty Smitley, Commercial As impregnable as the Rock of Gibralter. John Search, Ind. Arts Lillipution as Torn Thumb. George Saba, General Emulating the man who broke the bank at Monte Carlo. Harrietta Shea, General As shy as a baby kangaroo. Clarence Schmidt, General Ike always has the last word. Muriel Sizemore, Commercial As witty as a court jester of Ancient England. Walter Schulish, General As eager as a hound at the chase. Lois Smith, General As comely as a movie act- ress. Sanford Schwartz, General As earnest as a scholar work- ing on a thesis. Irene Sochocki, General As turbulent as Niagara Falls.