Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Helen Ufer, General As unique as rainfall on a sunny afternoon. Casimir Szymczak, General An enthusiast of the great American Sport. Annette Veller, General As exquisite as the scent of some delicate perfume. Henry Topor, Ind. Arts As grave as a justice of the Supreme Court. Henrietta Vogelbacher, Commercial As cheerful as the travel brochures of steamship lines. Emerson Truss, General As quick-tempered as a plan- tation boss. Bessie Wheeler, Commercial As equable as geometrical figures. Sylvester Urbanski, General As forward as the movement of science. tr- Why Stanley Szteiter, General As listless as an exploded fire-cracker. Frances Tyrrell, Commercial Athletics seem to be her fa- vorite occupation. James Thompson, General As obstinate as a Missouri mule. Aileen Vizneau, Commercial As exhilarating as the rides at an amusement park. Florian Tschogl, General The answer to a coach's prayer. Ephtheruia Vosdoganes, General Entertaining as Jack Benny. Frank Urban, Academic As uncommunicative as a mummy in the museum. Lois Whiting, General As capricious as the present- day foreign policies of the world's nations.

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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.

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Genevieve Whitmore, Commercial A quiet person shows a wise head. Julius Wadas, Ind. Arts His face is ever wreathed in blushes. Jane Woloski, General The spark of devilmen i within her. Robert Walton, General To us, his name is synony- mous with music. Clara Zawodny, Commeral As aspiring as the Uextrasv of Hollywood. Norman Waite, General All good things come in small packages. Ferdinanda Kisiel, Commercial An impersonator of iuerri- WX ment. John Vanness, General As plodding as a peasant's ox. Raymond Wagenknecht, General As happy as a lark. Angela Wilusz, Commercial As gay as the day is long. WMWJMMW Roland Walton, General Rhythm is his business. Sabina Zakolski, Academic As beauteous as the tulip fields of Holland. William Wheaton, General His friends, they are many, His foes, are there any? Rose Abdo, Commercial As comforting as a stray ray of sunshine. Eugene Weed, Academic Ever thoughtful, careful, and watchful. Lucille Kaczmarek, Home Ec. As tranquil as a tiny south- ern town.