Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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l L 4 Phyllis Spillane, General As airy as a bird cage. Alfred Sielolf, Ind. Arts Every time we talk to him our tonsils get sunburnt. .fy Evelyn Stahl, As imperious as Germany'S Hitler. Arthur Sievert, General As sociable as the guest who has been hovering suspi- ciously near the punch bowl. Eleanor Stewart, General . A ready smile is a valuable asset. Emil Sitek, General As frolicsome as a freshman in study hall 5WD Virginia Stork, Academic Pensive as a blues writer. Abie Solomon, General He must be slated for a berth in Wall St. IA PS Franklin Shore, General Denouncers of perpetual mo- tion have never heard him talk. Mary Stack, Commercial As friendly as a twinkling star. C arence Sieloff, Ind. Arts As arrogant as a winner of a dog show. Gertrude Stark, Commercial As amicable as Shirley Tem- ple. Robert Sfimmons, Commercial As excitable as an expectant father at the hospital. Kathryn Stoddard, Commercial As tidy as a Dutch home. Fred Skaff, General Better late than never. Ferne Striggow, General Still water runs deep, they say.

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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.

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Mary Szwader, Commercial As reticent as a clam. George Stenberg, General As 'ostentatious as Wool- worth's jewelry. Beatrice Thorn, General As frivolous as a young seal. Bert Stewart, General As taciturn as an Indian guide. Alice Toczynski, General As appreciative as a good critic. Orville Swantek, General As collected as a big league umpire. Dorothy Trzaskowski, Commercial As merry as children on an outing. Edmund Szczepaniak, Ind. Arts Truly a Greek god reincar- nated. Mitchell Stelnicki, General As slippery as an eel. Betty Jane Taylor, Commercial As wonderful as Nature in all her blazing glory. John Struk, Ind. Arts As deliberate as a profession- al go1fer's swing. Leah Timm, General As aEable as a department store's iioorwalker. IQ Dan Sl ankovdski, Ind. Arts Our rize extenuator. I I , . Helen Mary Trepinski, Commercial As trim as a Coast Guard cutter. Stanley Swat, Ind. Arts As jaunty as the colorful peddlers at a county fair. Lottie Turski, General As unpretentious as a pebble on the beach.