Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Mr. A. R, Dittcr Miss Dorothea Bishop Advisers 's ' s Y-J tgfuclenf Cnizizci Back in the fall of the year l93l, the first student gluvurnlnent was established in Woodward High School. Fourteen students were selected to serve as a medium between Ilic laculty and student body in the interests of bettering our school in every possible way. These students formed a temporary organization for laying plans, and the following year a permanent council was organized. Thus was the beginning of the Woodward Student Council. ln the past fourteen years many forward-looking ideas have been adopted. This year the Council proved to be an efficient, progressive student government. Under the able leadership of Senior Don Higley, and the odvisership of Miss Dorothea Bishop and Mr. A. R. Bitter, the organization took another step forward in its trek to reach the stage of The Perfect Student Government. Supervising all activities in the auditorium, sponsoring the hall patrol, and promoting the sale of war bonds and stamps were but a lew ul the many successful undertakings launched by the Council. Serving with President Higley were Vice President Alice Miller, Secretary Ramona Tobey, and Richard Joseph, former president of the Council, acting in the capacity of Executive Officer. In behalf of the entire school the Sago Staff says, Good Work, Student Council. .fn ...v Z' .-an ,aw .av Tap Raw: Dolores Pudlicki, Emma Hinkle, Evelyn McDougall, Richard Joseph, Don Higley, Joan Jakubowski, Pat Vergeils, Ramona Tobey. Bottom Row: Phillip Mansour, Andy Fenady, Robert DuMounte, Wanda Korecki, Helen Steiner, Clayton Craine, James Szumigala, Alice Respond, Frank Swanson. Absent when pictures were taken, Alice Miller.