Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

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J U9 lil , My ll A ,.l, ec 9 . . 2 D Q 4 C X7 , .Al-1' A17 nm g e QP? ,gif 2 P I lvl ally 4 lip l ,nl p will if FORWARD V r the Wfoodward Saga is to give as nearly as possible a synopsis of the activities of the year, and to leave to the years that are to come. a lbriggv and lasting memory of the happy days spent at Woodward High School. If this end is attained we shall feel that our efforts have not been GMM The aim of the editor and her staff in presenting this volume or lf pended in vain. 57 Q K -2 2 The Saga Staff of 1952 sincerely dedicates this volume of the Saga to Mr. and Mrs. Crouse, teachers of Wood shop and mathematics respectively. They have served many long years at Woodward High School. Before ,gazing to Woodward High School, they also taught in other schools. For a while Mr. Crouse was our dean of freshmen boys. To have started hundreds of llloodward pupils, as freshmen, on the right path in their high school life, is an achievement upon which Mr. Crouse may look with pride. Both of these teachers are keenly interested in the affairs of the school. What better way is there to make public acknowledgment of their worth than to dedicate this volume of the Wloodward Saga to Mr. and Mrs. Crouse? BOARD OF EDUCATION The Messrs. Raymond Baldwin, Grant Murray, VVayne Shawaker, Thomas Bretherton, and Edward Ames. as members of the Board of Ed- ucation, have worked untiringly to keep the schools up to a standard of high achievement. Believing earnestly in modern scientific methods of education, they have endeavored to make the Toledo Public Schools practical representatives of these ideals. Vlrhile the Board, as a whole, gives impartial service and direction to all the schools of the city, each of its members has a personal inter- est in each school and feels responsible for its welfare. The schools in return appreciate the Boardis friendly guidance and are proud to claim it as the head of Toledo Public School System. W C Slater Williaiii E Halliuer Clerk Trea uier Assistant Superintendent Business Adllllfll Il itlo 1 DR. E. L. BOWSHER Superintendent of Schools We at Woodward High School are proud that Mr. Bowsher has written the following about Woodward. uwvoodward is one of the very fine high schools of Toledo. It is recognized as one of the outstanding schools of the state and country. Her record over the years is one of achievement in many fields of education. uMany graduates of Wloodward High School are leaders in voca- tional and professional fields in Toledo and elsewhere throughout the country. alt is our hope that Wfoodward tradition will ever be kept alive, and that her future will provide added educational incentives for her students. Philo C. Dunsmore David R' Pugh Assistant Superintendent' Difecfof Of High School Educational Administration IHSIMI1011 FACULTY As we turn toward various fields of new endeavor, we pause grate- fully to think of the teachers at Yvoodward High School. Through their untiring interest in us and our activities. their sympathetic under- standing, and their helpful suggestions, they have taught us to he what we are. They have made an impression on us which time itself cannot erase. The secret of successful education is the co-operation hetween the teachers and the students. A teacher is not a hired servant. hut one who Works in our behalf, and one whom we honor and respect. And teachers, as a parting word, we, the seniors. want to thank you for the great help you have been to us. and for the many things you have done for us which brought happiness into these four years of school life. Wie take leave of you with appreciation for your conipanionshipg and through the years, we shall count our association with you as one of the privileges of our high school days. To the Class of 1952-Congratulations and Best Wishes As you leave Woodxvard High School to continue your formal education, to engage in business and industry, to enter the armed services, or to follow any other pursuit, we at Woodward stand ready to serve you. Call upon us any time. It is my earnest wish that all of you adhere to the fundamental principles of character so that you may always be a credit to yourself and Woodward High School. Sincerely yours, Frank A. Duvendack x Miss Miller Dean of Girls sue is one to advise And her advice is wise. Four years we have shared hours to- gether. I marvel that so many are so fine! As graduates you are outstanding in your community. Twelve years of school- ing requires a certain amount of ambition, perseverance, and ruggedness. Not only have you been allowed much individual freedom but also we hope you have learned high standards of responsibility to God and Man. Sincerely, Amie Miller Dean of Girls Mr. Meek Dean of Boys His advice is good. Take it. You should. Wloodward High School has had many young men in the past years who have been a credit to their families and to their school. I am sure that this year's senior class is no exception to this record of other classes. The seniors of this year are to be congratulated for publishing a new style SAGA, which I am sure will meet with the approval of the students and faculty. Sincerely C. M. Meek Dean of Boys Mrs. Vivian Ballarin School Treasurer Vyell-mannered, well-dressed, With good taste she is blessed. 4. ,- :f Q-1 W.-wig'f1gp . , - sz,-,:.:, 'I ..z'2f 'HH f, ., ' -f?f?5Q,g r7lffi 'lffzzzp - 5' '-1, 'fi H if f f 1 , af , Y? 02 , fl 4 ,397 , i 3 Q X 1 IX ff f , P 1 4 7 X . ff 7 if if X .1 9 X 64 f, f ff '25 Wx!! V , 6 X, , f My -V 'wif-la y.: ,. f:,yp,:g4,a5 I vm- ,.ff.f,f,.9 . May- ,, . af 2 - -f - ,',', : I we Mrs. Gertrude Crawford Attendance Clerk This lady so pleasing Has sweet ways increasing. Mrs. Irene Clesmer Book Clerk Mrs. Nellie Huber May we describe her as Lllnlary Clerk sweet? She can fill your need Yes, and also petite! If it's something to read. Mrs. Barbara Gantz Record Clerk This gal who has style You'll rind at her file. ,, - f-.,. 7,4 f ' - fy fan? X f f f 4 ' 'gif aw, X f,n f fff fx QC 40 17 ff X Xjgf may f f 44 Q! ffQQ 0' u 1, ati' . ' ' ,.Q.5v W' . ' '.f'f2Pf ,ly ,lg I V, 4y-3geg,5:- 54 y ,ww - ,f-1. , ' f'1f5f5'2X f iff Ji' . ' f V 2f' ff355?i-'llifwi ' i - 7.3,-a gif ' - - ,,.,A,.v..' ,,,, . - dm ' -f Miss Angela Abair Home Economics This teacher so nice Deals with sugar un spice. Mrs. Hella Anderson Social Problems She teaches the past And the effects it h HS CEISI. Sarah Aunger f A' ' Home Economics 'ff hfi Thread and needle assist , ff f. , For nimble fingers has she. '4 ...fi x 0 2, .W V Miss Dorthea Bishop 'J V English - 5 ' - - She'll drill you on verbs , And the correct use of Q V 'Z x Q- f' .1 we , gg Words' , A A 1 Lx J I. fa M155 Mary Bgyles Mr. Arnold J. Brown Mrs. Bessie Burkett Mr. Lincoln Clark Science Mathematics Mathematics Science She'll teach you of man Athletics are his concern We think she's the best' Your mind he will dale And of his life span. And the money they will 'Cause she does things with With science of every phase fgarn, zest. Miss Marion Cooper Miss Hazel Coy MIS- Mary CPOUSE' S' .Bi grouse Commercial School Nurse Malhemallfi H usma nb Q A V . .5 1 In her class you should She tends to our 51014 A. personality fine . Gflsziwvhis hi: too d rule succeed And the fingers they nick. Lllie Cl1Hm0I1ClS that shine. lt ammer an ' 'Cause her motto is speed. 7 f 4 f f Z jf ' 4 if l iyff 9 , fuk W w QW P f ff ,f 1 ,.f X f ,, -271 ' V,,, , G, ,,,, ., A is E f Hx '7 gl fy? sg' X, I ' it ww li 9 4 YW? i f 2 4 f 'UC s f 2 ff f t f 1 f 4 52 ' y f f , W X 4 1 I . , L, AAAA ai... Ji 'Ti' 1 N' ,mari il Y . ,1'fQ'?,3,fs ., ..:...A X Q, fl, ' Q f dizjf f X Z? gf 4,1 f wf . 4.7 ! ?f,A' fx W ga? ww M x! 1 7 v V f..-, ,..r ',.' f ,., l, we f Q f , 1 y, f , f f g I, n .. M, e, f f f - . . ..,A47,.7 , .Q...,,, .fi ffezacyz of S Qin 1 1 f 9 f ff J f , V , f, f bf , W4 X' W as f 2 A f f l jf 2 ff 'W J A fe 'rt '52 Z i l Mr. Joseph Dence Commercial Plenty of zip and go ls typical of Woe . Mrs Marie Ersig lznglish For the Tattlers we edit She deserves much credit Mrs. Lucille Farrell Social Studies How interesting this lass Can make a history class. Mr. Henry Fearnside Industrial Arts His class is general shop Their work you cannot stop Miss Majorie Hamilton Miss Blanche Hazelton Miss Belle Joseph Mrs June Kzlstenholz Business English Home Economics Mathematics With her knowledge of law Ever kind, ever true There's not enough words She can detect a flaw Are our praises for you. to say That we think she's'0.K. Mrs Grace Kellermexer Miss Ethel Kerlin Mr, james Kniel-im English English Orientation ' Her confidence in you Her manner so sweet, Thgy Call him 4'Gentleman Is displayed by IOO few Her personality complete. Jim 'Cause they are fond of him. , V .,,., . f.-,, ,.., ff-,, i . ,f,.-,V..?fM Wwe f 3 ' ff fhfw ' i fi M 4 if f 5 ,ff 6 . f Z 'H , if f wif eg' Y5 wwf 7 , 4 1 Q M W in ff 4 1 if 2 , 1 N 1 I sa ! f ww f, ?p ff ' I W f ff ff ! ?, It K , X f z I 2 fn? gf .f .-V' F1157 2 is f,'t +1 7 of Z f i 1 ,f of 070 f Q 4' ' 'lv A, 7 4 , 1 ,, ff , is yy ff 1 64,4 y A if 1 li ' X fi if ,xl , ' ff W , l 0 1 I I 1 1 1 9 .1 I X 1 1 P 254' ,hai fffffff 0 t 4 ,fy y, 4 f , 9 r ,9 , 4 , , 1 wubt Neff rf X Vx ffl 9 11 91? Z! 7 V 7 W f.,. Q., . 4, , Q, ,f f , 1, f 1 Q1 W 4 ,Qi 4 , I 7' If :sw -V ,, , A 27 V I- ,WM f'Zf!W Z9 z ff' fffw 0 719 ji ,Wy 117 f ! 4 f , , ga if ,Q cf, , I - 4,-ftr V ,-,. , , . t. ,. oGffifa.'f,, , ,.s,, L W. , .4 -7 'xctfo s , 4 - , .- Av -QI, 3 'apic . .,'f3.',,:z,f5 'I' , 3 k , v ' ' ' s ' f Mr. Floyd Lords Science A man of his kind ls most hard to find. Mrs. Catherine Manton Librarian One who Could beguile Wvith that very special smile. Mrs. D orothy Matheny Radio Production Dramatization she'll direct: lmperfection she'll correct. Miss Edna McLaughlin Social Studies Her subject you'll learn If for history you yearn. Miss Edith Murphy English A Our 'lady' fair With silverish hair. ' WE'-i '77 ' '-T 7T E E , K . 'z ' L ' YX:7'1 i.. ' ?'fgQ.,1s, 'fc .' ' 4. - - '. ' , 'JY23 . . , . - f jgsf -:xi . ' ' . 2 ' X- X 227 . '. . D ' . VL-' ' . .Q Q 1 Miss Catherine McClure Physical Education Shels a natural in gym, 'Cause she-'s got lots of vim. r -XXW-'u .0 A 1 ' Q WY. . K' ' 5:6-. 3 351145 X R 95 NX Q so X ff N vs e 5 are 4 X v , 6 Sax X Q 1 is br 5524 ss XX 2 , X a X Q X MXX 4 X YXA Q Nts? Q X bi ,Q 5 Q S s VX ' XX sw A s 4 4 'figsskw NNN 3 4 X 4 SEQ: BN x N w X X, x Y, X 'QQ , as N Ng 5. gsm sw G m. ,ss . . .,:X.X.. X as X f 1 X x swag or N ss pass ss ,av is sf as NX v0 Xi xii A XP X X X. ESX A A X 'I-' X xv s Q, 4 w .Q X xg x I XX s X X X X Q X Q .,.l Mrs. Hazel McManamom Mr. Raymond McNeill English Orientation She has the qualities of a A 111311 with 21 build goddess And in sports he is skilled. And yet remains modest. Miss Eleanore Murphy Miss Betty Nelson English English Well give her four chimes For being grand at all times. She teaches you grammar S0 for words you'll not stammer. .Q Mrs. Vera Moorman Science She knows at a glance All animals and plants. Mrs. Elizabeth Ollendorf Physical Education A lady fine With clothes divine. e ' ,:, 3 ff , X E Q f , r ? -as ' 2 i X i -L :XL gf 4 3,5 1 ' Ki, V , 1 .- e CK x ff,- - 1 - so : , 3' g , V X Q . if tt . 1, . N B if Y X .Q ,X Q NQQWW M' 5 S Q Q ,X , , . g g i '0- X H. Ki X as W as Qs N, 5 5 XXX Q X - N if , ., i X ,. I, x X N z A X X Mr. Howard Phipps Languages He teaches you dates And of king's fates. Mr. Leo Robie Languages He teaches our leaders to cheer So Woodw praises you Mr. William Rohr Industrial Arts A gentleman indeed! His manners you should heed. Mr. George Rohrer Languages Oui, Oui, Mamselle, This man is really usWell.'7 Mrs. Blance Russell Mr. Lee Rynder Miss Camilla Savage Mr. Roman Scherer Mathematics Electricity Social Studies Auto Mechanics With the m et h o ds she's He meets resistance She greets you every day Taking CHTS HDHF1 Shown With true persistence. With a smile that is gay. Needs H man that is Smart- We solve for unknowns. , Miss Hannah Shaw MF- Raymond Sheline Mr' Virgil Sloan Mr' Arthur Smith E 1, h S . Social Studies Physlcal Education Hg IS Clem . A He works the boys on the She makes English alive We Call him Ollf 'LP0p O26 who 15 Wlse. field? With most assuring eyes. To his commands they must Old tales she revives. I ,.',, 7 ..,, ,V , ,, , VVKZ Er., , o 1 ' isfgi. 'E I f :bw 4, WMQ ' E , tw K gg, HS' M as W Q Q gg 98332 - it icryr Pfe t tttyl i ' sltrfr y ' i -f V155 :,. i .e'- y tf' t y r 'Cause with us he's tops. yield. X y . t X X , Mr. Edgar Sorton Music Directs our c h o r u s and band With an able hand. Mr. Charles Staneart Science He deals with much acid Yet keeps things quite W, placid. if Mr. .loseph Stobinski Printer His importance I stress 'Cause he's head of the press. Mr. Thaddeus Szelagowski Physical Education He coaches our team And keeps them on the heam. Mr. Paul Thomae Mr. 0. M. Thompson Miss Katherine Tobin Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Science A personality complete, If we write his biography, If your daily work you do With it who could com- We'd include much photog- She'll see promise in you. pete? raphy. Mr. Clyde Van Tassel Mrs. Isla Van Vranken Miss Bertha Vermilya Mr. Wilsoii Weis Commercial Commercial Social Studies Commercial Hens always awake Office practice she teachesg A face demure He is at his best 1 To catch a mistake. For perfection she reaches. With a smile that is sure. When he begins to jest ,f 11, My 5 251 1 ,iw 0 --,' ,' f Vrh .-7 , I is ff wf7ffl5fif'f,'f f , f riff ,W H r Amy. ,v,, , W3 f f 1 ,f fw f 'V V ,, mg, f 25 I jfggf, Mi: 'I 'xQfjfQ ' jf 3, wff xif2f'j41 H X' : ' - x - 9 fK1Qfz24 V17 If r 'Z V142 ' A 1 f0f! lv! jfff ff 5 yff ff ff ff! Lona Miller Mai-ylou Caldwell Mr. R. K. Sheline Mrs. Hazel lVIcManamon Robert Tillotson Claudia Mowery ' - ' ' B ' Ed' Senior Girls Editor .lr ArtEd1tor Sr Art Editor AdVlS01 Advisor Senior oys 1tor Janet Wilson r Editor-in-chief SACA STAFF Maytime and the Senior prom, and the banquet, and the Wlood- ward Saga! How eagerly that record of the year's doings is anticipated and how keenly is it enjoyed. To produce such an annual as Vlloodward publishes is not the work of a moment. Early in the fall, preparations are going forward which are not completed until months later. Annuals represent the combined efforts of the staff workers. who have given of their time and talent, that the year book may picture truly the life and activities of the school. lt is hard to find words enough to thank Mrs. McManamon and Hpopl' Sheline for their undying patience and wonderful understanding in guiding a group of young, unexperienced teenagers in producing the Saga. Special thanks are also due to Mr. Stobinski, Don Ellison and all the print shop boys for printing the pages of the Saga. The result of this co-operation is the 1952 Saga, which the staff offers eagerly, expectantly, to the students of Woodward High School. Marvin Stein Class Editor Melva Foore Pauline Christopoulos Joan Burgoon ,loan Rippinger Dona Haecker James Woods ' ' - S Ed Business Manager Typist Junior Editor Club Editor Girls Sports Editor Boys ports ltor 0120 SWL QV,-f During four years we have struggled together, finding the path of knowledge easy at times, but at others beset with obstacles. These years have been filled with joy, sorrow, defeat, and victory. Surely, we have broadened during these years. We have learned to concentrate, to respect the feelings of others, and above all we have learned to co-operate. Through the co-operation of the faculty, the class, and the entire student body, great things have been accomplished. We owe much to our principal, Mr. Duvendack, who has been our true friend, and those of us who know him will vouch for his deep interest in us as Seniors and in our class affairs. Up to this point our lives have followed a parallel, but we have reached the fork in the road. Some will continue in their pursuit of knowledge, others will become involved in practical affairs. But essentially our future careers differ slightly. Our hopes, our desires, and our ideals are those that have been acquired in Woodward High School. These will become more valuable than mere literary knowledge in the years to come. Graduation opens to us the gateway of the world, where advantages and oppor- tunities will be ours. Let us endeavor to order our lives, so as to bring honor and glory to Woodward High School whose halls we are about to leave. ,i ry , f , -. ,A- Q ,, ' y gf ' ' :rl A 4, , . ,.,, ,, ,. 1 'c 'fl f,' 7 ll ' liz I' Q 4 fl. L' L' ,- A,V.- , 3 , I ,,,. Q X , 67 I . 2 X4 ff,' V Wi 3.1-i 1' Q31 r f If A fm': Q? 25 M President .l ameel Farah Mis. I ,N ff ,V 12.7 , f rf' , ' T-f' ff ' , f , YQ 'f' 1 ff ' J' I J nuff' lin QQ Z' ' 7 X , ,CM JW H 1, 1 1., iw fu-1 'MS 6711 45'-ff?'4?,f?iZ3 .,.4-f.-ywwy ,wf f , f fm 0f ff.:f:gQ'w ., P W1XYzi'Zf4ff'Yf'fifr'75?'W'i.?'ff ' 'f 'M Wfr'V - V X .- C i. -3 i' V4 ,fgjfyp f ,W A ,,,A ,-ffw-', an V, -.1,fff,.-Q.-mv, 0 Aw.. , f ., EW,f1ff44,1fr , +,, 54 r 'Q Q , f' 4.34521 ,. A SecretarYTUii il Treasurer Shirley Bodel Betty Shibley Vice-President J ack Renz Sergeant-at-Arms Roxine Fleming Michael Prephan Mr. Fearnside BANQUET COMMITTEE SOCIAL COMMITTEE Cofhail-mgyqg Vivian Martin Co-chairmen: .loe Allan Franves Mruzek ,Ioan Taylor Melva Foore Eileen Burton Lai-rv Surgeson FlxElIlf'6ll3. Poes Ronald YVys0Clii Carol Robinson Margie Marsh Ronald Miller PROM COMMITTEE PROGRAM COMMITTEE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS COMMITTEE GRADUATION COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE Mary Jane Ackley Betty Albright J oe Allen Arvid Anderson A graceful maiden with a 44The best of us lack more Efficient in a quiet way. He's kind and fine and very gentle brow. than wings of' being an rare, angel. SE P Joan Andrasik Nyla Andrews '4When joy and duty clash 'fBe silent and safeg Let duty go to smash. Silence never betrays you? Carl Antoszewski Gloria Ashton Delores Aubry Mary Baker Good nature is always a Life is the Hower of which 'LWe all love a pretty girl. My favorite, I might say success. love is honey. only, study is man. Andrew Banachowski Ronald Barabash Donald Barber Coy Beaslv He hurries not and worries A good fellow among A fellow with Cx mightv A lad of great potentialities. not. M155 VTE l lka- a px 1 burnt, ,J A lfu fellows. lon:-, , null J p CX 1 if jj,M..e Y' I: 'f,.li',,, tiff ,.l f l X Q M ! X-dj Mm-y Beno William Biff '4All good things come in An all around swell fellow. tiny packages. Th0mas,Black Shirley Boclen Frances Boettcher Pat Bosal-1 'Toad humor within him Dynamic in personality She lets a song go out of Hlinowledge is the founda- lies. Overflowing with vitality. her heart. tion and source of good writingf' I A111111 B0Ul'q11in Fred Brenneman David Bryan Joan Bubacz w g'She kept .the other pil- just a funster at heart. His pleasing personality is '4Oh, who will walk a mile gflms all U1 gales enviable by all. with me Of laughter, listening to her Along life's merry way. merry tales. Se 'Q Ruth Bunker Eileen Burton Speech is greatg but silence AS good 3-S the best but is greater. better than the rest. Marylou Caldwell Vema Carnes Virginia Carr Richard Cheeseman ThiS Clever girl has talent A warm smile is what makes A cheerful way and happy Never asleepg never awake. P1115 beaulfi' FOO, a pretty girl beautiful. smile are what announces He is always there. Of course, it isnt anyone her. but our Marylou. Pauline Christopoulos Elvina Chivialkowski Rose Marie Ciesielski Peggy Crispen Qhe looke like an angel and She, has placed her goals l'A merry heart goes all the The virtue for which we - 5 hlgll. da5'.i, should aim is eheerfulnessv HHS like 0116, too- To achieve, she has only to But you never can tell what try. an angel might do. E Nw P W Joanne Cuttaia Ronald Cytlak Not that I love study less, You are charitable but l love fun more. And so very tolerant. Eleanor Czerminski JCITY Davis Adrienne Deak Jerry Denham F,-Om forehead down to foot You are honeet, methodical The mildest manners and He makes friends wherever And a true fr1end. the gentlest heart. he goes. perfectg Again from foot to fore- head exquisitely turned. I. C. Dixon Rose Lee Dixon Lois Domby Beverly Draheim Alirtle nonsense is a good Whenever Rose l,ee is 'iHath she not always treas- Her air, her manners, all thing ln a boy. around ures, always friends? who saw, admired. Monotony just cannot be found. :N Kali' gr- Phyllis Duetscher William Edwards V And S0 to knowledge, A truer friend is hard to r-limbing grade hy grade find. Thou shalt obtain whatever monals canf' Carolyn Epplgr Jameel Farah Beverly Felkner Ethel Finnegan A girl of few words if the You are capable, reliable 'Young lovelikes to knock She softly speaks and best girl, and di lomatic. at a pretty girlis door. sweetly smiles. v Pat Fisher Roxine Freming Mclva Foore Delores Fortney 'let us live then and he A fair exterior is a silent There is a garden in her Laugh and the world n ' 77 glad recommendation. vf-HCC 121L1ghS With YOU- XVhile young 1ife'5 before Where roses and whitelilies ugf, blow. l KWKE kg E Nm BCUY Freiheii Catherine Cable his she kind as she is fair? Wfhatevgr She attempts, She For beauty lives with kind- always does Well. nessf' Jerry Garberson Bernadine Garczynski Howard Carman . Mary Aim Garwacki A Sense of humor is Yom If you miss on the first, You are quiet and very Oh, how we'd like to he concentrate on the rebound. reserved. Patient and sweet as she. chief characteristic. HSHFY C1355 Larry Glass Doris Gibson I Mary Lou Green Always ready to laugh and Character makes its own L'Act, that each tomorrow HI am the master Of mY 10 help- destiny. Find us farther than today. fate , I am the captain of my soulf, K, ' M Ng W., Q D lv, , l Richard Gruppe Dona Haecker A particular fellow in his HA Stlllg Sweet, Placid: ways. moonlight face ' And slightly nonchalantf' Nancy Hamman Robert Hansen Barbara Harmon Emma Harvey When it comes to athletics, The quiet are often the .-A train of well-dressed Favors to none, to all she She is bound to excel. thinkers. Youths around her shone smiles extends. And every eye was Hxed n her alonef' NHUCY HZISFHH Patricia Helm Thomas Hennessey DeNell Hero Tor She was of the quiet 'GIS she not brighter than a You are exceedingly honest Her tresses lovely and darl: k1nd,,wh0SC IIHUHCS HCVC1' summer morn? and dependable. Are indeed a distinguishing vary. mark. SE Leonard Horner Louis Hulles Nobody's enemy is every- There's fun in life and life one's friend. is fun. James Ignamw-ski Norma Jabron ,Audrey Qlaekowski Shirley ,lankowski A humerous Chap Those who know her luest She's all my fancy painted Pretty and petite who is always gay- like her best. her: she's lovely, shes de- A girl yould like to meet. vine. I Richard Jarchow Caroline Jenne Phyllis .lozefowicz Louis Keefe To him life is worth living, Only good should befall An amiable girl with :I He has a purpose for CVCYY- those who try. deep heart. thing he does. SE F fe Warren Keeton DeLaura Kesliry! A valuable and honored This gay vivacious miss friend, ls everyone's friend or flsisflu Shirley Kleinert Dan Kilburn Betty Knapp Donald Kobeek A pleasant companion to all Virtue is its own reward. Love and goodness in hev You always grant a favor who know her. sweet face shine if at all possible. Liveliness, ambition, there e you'll find. Marlene Komasinski Robert Komorowski David Korpik Nancy Kott She is S0 qttractlvfhno mall Always Willing to do his The joy Of life is 1iViIlg- HI have a heart with room could resist tipping his Share, for every joy. heart to her. SE Jerry Kowalski Joann Kraemer i'He profits most who serves uDivinely tall and most di- bestf, vinely fair. Richard Krell Norman Kropchuck William Krum Karl Krupa He'll find a way or make a Killing time is suicide. To him life is worth living Quiet and good natured way. to the limit. A man of good will. Dorothy Krayzaniak Victor Kuhiak Richard Kuhicz Constance Kucllinski C5 ' TA blffsh 15 the Color of Not much talkg hut a great Just the kind to have for a :'N0t much talk-a great, Vlrtue' listener. friend. sweet silence? 55 'Q I James Majewski Lorice Manassa You have a quiet, friendly 6'What is social company wif, But a babbling summer stream? Viv, Ax is , J! 'Mx th Wllli8l11 Lawson Raylene Lee Q Sally Lee Stella Lewanclowski lL l. ...' . , He has ideas of his own. Fashioned so' slenderly What mischief hes in those A rose 15 sweeter in the Young and so fair. twinkling eyes. bud than in full bloom. Rose Marie Lojewski Mona Lokey Joan Lukasiewicz Genevieve Lukasiewicz G'She laughs with and at Gifted with the abiliw to HMine are the minutes as Tet US live then and be the world. creat? v . they fly, glad I 7 Something beautiful with To Save or to throw away-1' YVh1le young lifes before lead and paint. ' us. t 37 L, , l fo Charles Latkofsky Theresa Lamar Merit is sure to rise in A true friend may well he these times. reckoned the masterpiece of naturef, Grace M31-inelli Margie M3511 ViTiDl1 Mafiifl Barbara Maxson Nshe Wins you from the Almost at Once She puts you She is one who is ever on Her smile is like the star Start Wgthegse Hx h , I the run. which guides the lonely ' ' - It er ta ' t ats gem e traveler at ni ht With her Jolly heart. as a breeze' 3 V , W Charles McGhee Linda Merickel Stanley Meyer ROI'lalf1 Miller You are kind and have Pretty and mentally alert You are self-reliant and He attains whatever he great artistic ability. Ethcient in all of her work. have a clear mind. pursues. SE Thelma Moon Jeanetta Moore A good heart is better than uwhoever She Chances to all the heads in the world. Wxseg lovely, bright Smile she greetsf' Melva Moore Claudig Mowery Frances Mruzek Jim Mruzek -fffhey Say the good die I only wish to live my life I'd say to you, if I were You have a very vivid young, so I am careful. and find . I . asked, . . memory' My heart in unison with all Indeed, she IS a charming mankind. lass. Arthur Mulkey Richard Muszynski Eleanor Navor Jerry Nowak Never too busy to be Look forward, not hack- You laugh, and you are Stately and tall he sur- iriendly. ward. quite right. passes all. 35 P Betty 0'Brien Tecl Ohertacz Ruth Obiclowski While others talk of wise- ness, he achieves it. A . l . Carl Onisko Nancy Osgood A spirit SIIQCTIOI' to every l Q 1 Weapon. Qulet, but pleasant to he Her freshness of beauty IS with. a produet of sweetness. - n ,V ,Ls-f,'.1:e:'zr:, if ' 1 ' --'-vi:-fi V' H' .nsnamm Kind words produve their own image in menis souls. and a beautiful image it is. Ronald Osinski He does not take life too seriously. NV' Thomas Paradysz Cerda Pfaff ,Q Janet Pierce Franceliu Pocs An alhlete, 3 gentleman, My wealth 'is health, and AS Sweet as the hong, HBeautiful in form and and a friend. P9Vf'5'Ct 921502 Suckle ' feature My Consclemie Clear, my As beautiful as the rose. Lovely as the dayf' chief defense. SE Nancy Pointinger Phyllis Powell HA quiet, dark haired girl Simplicity of all things is with a smile for everyone. the hardest to be copied. Evelyn Powers Michael Prephzm James Ray Richard Reckley 0 thou 2-11't fairer than the Work! Where have I heard He never lets, a friend A pleasant fellow to be evening star. that word before. down. With. William Reinbolt V Danny Reissig Barbara Rensch 120k R602 Quiet, but his friends are Fortune favors the daring. Heart on her lips and soul Your genial nature many. within her eyes. Has made you frlends. SE fo P Joan Rippinger Carol Robinson Delightfully different from Shall compare thee to a others, summer's day? Easily can make one's heart Thou art more lovely and flutter. more temperate. Shirley Robison Veronica Rodenberger Alice Rombkowski Ted Rouppas HAS careful of her words Calmness is a great advan- Neat in every way A man with ambition for as of her actions. tage. More I rould go on to say. the world. Carolyn Rueh Geraldine Russell James Ryan Joan Ryan 'LA merry heart doeth good MA genial look and friendly He is wealthy among his 4'Youth calls for pleasuref, like medieinef' smile for all. friends. SE 'Q f P Jeanette SHFCS Art Sarnowski She shall have music wher- As noiseless as can he is he. ever she goes. Donzilcl Schaller Edwin Schuck Patricia Seidel Larry Shafer He's one that everyone likes A happy-go-lucky fellow L'Lady, very fair are you The right man to fill the knowga with ambition, And your eyes a revery right place. V hluef' Betty Shihley John Shulf Steve Skopinski Lauramae Smith AlWaY5 laughing, always The little man who is Always eager to do his best B112 if the While I think OH Gay I , tl . I ' v 1 Y' 'I CC, Hgrs will always be the a Ways 1616 m any may And losses are restored and happy way, sorrows end. 55 Judy Snyder Richard Soholski She moves like a goddness, Where fun is afoot you'll and she moves like a queen. find Dick. Dave Stanford Eloise Steiger Marvin Stein Kathryn Stevens Willing co-operation is his Her Ways are ways of pleas- An ever helpful and willing As merry as the clay is specialty. antness worker. long. And all her paths are peace. Larry Surgeson Sylvia Subleski Mary Ann Swan Anthony Sylak Strong beliefs make strong H'-Phe heaven Such grace did An active little miss is she A quiet person always ready men. lend her, ' . Bubbling over with curi- to please. That she might admired Ositvi bef' ' ,Toe Szczeiski .loan Taylor ' Always ready for a laugh. Friendship is the key to happiness and success. X Robert Tillotson Loretta Tomanski Robert Tomanski Florean Townsend You are clever, energetic, HHer mirth the world ref For every why, he has a iiTl10u haSt the Sweetest and diplomatic. quired wherefore. face I ever looked upon. She bathed it in smiles of gleef' Gertrude Trznadel Shirley Urban Nancy Vinson Eleanor Voss 'Every little movement has Nothing is more rare than 'gHer music is but one sam- NY OLE IPWIYUU 15 for frohc a meaning of its ownf' happiness. ple of her amhltion. ,an asllon Hour taste is for letters and art. 55 5 Qs P tx y v Edward Wagner ,loAllyn Walczak Life is shortg we live but uAround her shone Q to laugh. The nameless charms un- marked hy her alone. Phyllis Walsh Marie Walter Phyllis Whaley' Delores Whatmore 'iAir and manners are more She is timid, she is shy, Happy am I! Good humor is one of the expressive than words. There is mischief in her best articles of dress one eye- can wear in society. Frank White Paul White Marcella Wietrzykowski Robert William A perfect gentleman among You are irresistable and uShe has a gay, light heart Generglly speaking, he's ment kindly. and likes fun. generally speaking. 535 ,Je Carolyn Wilson Janet Wilson NA good disposition is het- And her modest MHHE1' ter than gold. and graceful elf Show her wise and good as she is fair. Marilyn Wojociecl1ows'slii Richard Wotowiez James Woods Robert Thomas Wugrfel A smiling face opens the To hit the inark Rich in sowing common He howls them over-the doorway to friendship. Aim above lt. sense. girls that is. X. Ronald Wyzocki' Arlene Zaenger Donna Mae Zaleski Eva Zarecki Wise, but he talks not of Speech is silver, silence is Her blue eYeS express t0 Her face with youth and his knowled e. old. . You he lth i' beaming. g g en That she's both fair and a 3 U true. Herman Zeilinski Barbara Ziethlow Beverly Ziros Real worth requires no in- HLittle I ask, my Wants are llller half is like the Curl' terpreter. few. mg mgst I That climbs the mountain at e'en.,' Mary Jane Ackley U.N. Club 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Betty Albright Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 F.N.A. 4 Joseph Allen Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, W Club 4, Social Committee 4. Arvid Anderson Pica Club 2, 3, 4 Bowling 4 Joan Andrasik Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Fasces Club 1, 2, Red Cross 1. Nyla Andrews Red Cross 1, Leaders Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Spe- cial Chorus 4, U.N. Club 4. Carl Antosewski Basketball 1, 2, Federation Basketball 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms Committee 2, 3, 4. Gloria Ashton SENIOR INDEX Dolores Aubry Mary Baker F.N.A. 3, Economics ,Club 4, Boosters Club 4. Andrew Banachowski Woodward Engineering Society 2, 3, 4. Ronald Barabash Donald Barber Glee Club, Boys Chorus: Square Dance Club, Ex- travaganaza 3. Coy Beasley Band 1, 2, 3. Mary Beno Polish Lit. 1, 2, Bowling 1. 2, 3, F.N.A. 3, 4, Boosters Club 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 3. Ray Berger William Birr Football 1, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, W Club 4, Men's Chorus 4, Ser- geant at Arms 4. Thomas Black Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Shirley Boden Dramatic Society 2, Bowl- ing Team 2, Camera Club 2: French Club 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Dance Commit- tee: Junior Prom Commit- tee: Y-Teens 2, 3: Peris 3, 4: Tattler 3, 4: Honor So- ciety 4, U.N. Club 4, Class Secretary 4. Frances Boettcher Sophomore Bowling Chorus 2 Patricia Bosak Polish Lit. 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Secretarial Club 3, 4, Cheerleaders 2. 3, 4, Boosters Club 3, 4: Peris 2, 3, 4, Tattler 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Dance Com- mittee: Junior Prom Com- mittee, Peris Zet Formal Committee 3. Anna Bourquin Scott 1, 2, French Club 3, Zets 4, Y-Teens 3, 43 F.T.A. 4, Senior Announce- ment Committee. Fred Brenneman Town Criers 1, 2, 3, 4. Donald Brown Special Mixed Chorus. David Bryan Visual Education 4, Stage Sound Crew 2, 3, 4, Crad- uation Committee 4, Or- chestra Committee 3. Joan Bubala Secretarial-' Club Ruth Bunker Bowling 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Fasces Club 1: Secretarial Club 3. 4: Lead- ers Club 3. C41 Special Chorus 4. ' Eileen Burton Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Leaders Club 3, 4: Secre- tarial Club 3, 4: Social Committee 4. Marylou Caldwell Student Council 2, 3, 4: Special Chorus 2, 3, 4: Zets 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Saga Staff 3, 4: Y-Teens 3: F.N.A. 4: U.N. Club 4: Sophomore Dance Commit- tee: Junior Prom Commit- tee: Senior Prom Com- mittee. Verna Carnes Virginia Carr Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Red Cross 2, 4: Dramatics 1, 2: Town Criers 2: Home Economics Club 4: U.N. Club 4: Lead- ers Club 3, 4: F.T.A. 3. Richard Cheeseman Pauline Christopoulos Honor Society 3, 4: Leaders Club 3, 4: Fasces Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Saga Staff 4: Sec- retarial Club 3, 4: U.N. Club 4: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: Zets 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Announcement Committee 4. Elvina Cliivialkowski Peris 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Secretarial Club 3, 4. Rose Marie Ciesielski Secretarial Club 3, 4: Leaders Club 3, 4: Polish Lit. 1, 2. Darrell Cousino Peggy Crispen Fasces Club 1, 2: Zets 2, 3, 4: F.N.A. 2: Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 3: Y-Teens 3: Secretarial Club 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4. .loan Cuttaia Bowling 2: Peris 4: F.N.A. 3, 4: Red Cross 3, 4: Band 1, 2. Ronald Cytlak Football 1, 2, 3: Boys' Chorus 4: Sophomore Dance Committee. Eleanor Czerminski Polish Lit. 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens 1: Majorettes 2, 3, 4: Junior Dance Committee: Peris 2, 3, 4: Senior Dance Committee: Zet Peri For- mal Committee: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club 1. Daniel Czyznikiewicz Jerry Davis Football Manager 2, 3, 4: Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 4: Ger- man Club 3, 4. SENIOR INDEX Adrienne Deak Tattler 2, 3, 4: Peris 3, 4: U.N. Club 4: Home Eco- nomics Club 4. Jerry Denham Cross Country 3, 4: Base- ball Manager 3: Engineer- ing Society 4. 1. G. Dixon Rose Lee Dixon Leaders Club 4: Girls' Cho- rus 4: Bowling League 2. Lois Domby Leaders Club 3: Secretarial Club 3, 4: Senior An- nouncement Committee' Bowling 2, 3, 4. Beverly Draheim Y-Teens 1: Zets 2, 3, 4: Secretarial 4: F.N.A. 4: Sophomore Dance Commit- tee: Junior Prom Commit- tee: Senior Graduation Committee. Phyllis Duestcher Fasces 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2. 3, 41 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: U.N. Club 4: Leaders Club 4: Zets 3, 4. William Edwards Carolyn Eppler Band 1, 2, 4: F.N.A. 3, 4: Fasces 3, 4: Red Cross 4. Jameel Farah Honor Society 3, 4: Foot- ball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4: Tattler 2, 3, 4: W Club 3, 4: Sophomore President: Junior President: Senior President: Extravaganaza 3: U.N. Club 4. Beverly Felkner Y-Teens 1: Peris 3, 4: Polish Lit. 2, 3, 4. Ethel Finnegan Bowling 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: Home Eco- nomics Club 4. Pat Fisher Fasces Club 1, 2: F.N.A. 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 3: U.N. Club 4. U Roxine Fleming Y-Teens 2: Dramatics 2: Sophomore Dance Commit- tee: Zets 2, 3, 4: Junior Committee: Secretarial Club 3, 4: Tattler 2, 3, 4. Melva Foore .lunior Prom Committee, Secretarial Club 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Bowling Club 4: Zets 4: Social Commit- tee 4: Saga 4. Delores Fortney Special Chorus 2, 3, 4: Freshman Chorus 1: Fasces Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 2: F.N.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Boosters Club 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4. Betty Freiheit Bowling 2: Sophomore Dance Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Leaders Club 3, 4: Secretarial Club 4: Graduation Committee 4. Catherine Gable F.N.A. 3, 4: Leaders Club 3, 4: U.N. Club 4. Jerry Garberson Bowling 2, 3, 4: Golf: Tattler 2, 3. Bernadine Garczynski Secretarial Club 3, 4: Lead- ers Club 3, 4: F.N.A. 4. Howard Garmon Mary Ann Garwacki Special Chorus 1: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Bowling 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1. Doris Gibson Secretarial Club 3, 4: U.N. Club 4. Henry Class Stage Sound Crew 2, 3, 4: Visual Education 4. Larry Glass Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Lou Green Scott 1, 2: U.N. Club 4. Richard Gruppi Dona Haecker Leaders Club 3, 4: Zets 4: Fasces Club 2, 3, 4: Bowl- ing Club 2, 3, 4: Saga 4: Zet Peri Formal Commit- tee: Girls' Chorus 4. Robert Hansen Football 1, 2, 3, 4: W Club 4: U.N. Club 4: Senior Graduation Committee: Soph. Dance Committee. Nancy Hamman F.T.A. 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4. Barbara Harman Sophomore Dance Commit- tee: Town Criers 2, 3, 4: Zets 4: Secretarial Club 4: Zet Peri Formal Commit- tee 4. Emma Harvey Leaders Club 3, 4: Secre- tarial Club 4: Bowling League 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. Nancy Hassall Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Secretarial Club 4. P atricia Helm Special Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Leaders Club 3, 4: Home Economics Club 4. Thomas Hennessy Town Criers 2, 3, 4: Tattler 2, 3, 4: Ring Committee 3: Program Committee 4: U.N. Club 4. De Nell Hero Leonard Horner French Club 4: Fasces Club 3, 4: Cross Country 3. Louis Hulles W Club 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Sergeant at Arms 4. .lames lgnatkowski Hi-Y 1, 2: Pica Club 2, 3: U.N. Club 4. Norma ,labron A Secretarial Club 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Senior Prom Com- mittee. udrey ,lackowski Polish Lit. 1, 2, 4: Peris 3, 4: Secretarial Club 3, 4: Bowling 1: Peri Committee 4: Senior lnvitation Com- mittee: Y-Teens 1: Football Queen: Program Commit- tee 3. Shirley .lankowski Polish Lit. 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowl- ing Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Peris 4: F.N.A. 4: Senior Program Committee: Secretarial Club 4. Richard .larchow Football Manager 1: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Engineer- ing Society 2, 3, 4: Sopho- more Dance Committee, Senior Prom Committee: .lunior Ring Committee. Caroline Jenne Beginning Band 2: Home Economics Club 4: Secre- tarial Club 3, 4. Phyllis .lozefowicz Peris 2, 3, 4: Polish Lit. 1, 2: Bowling 1, 2. Ruth Obidowski Secretarial Club 4: F.T.A. 3: Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 4. Louis Keefe Central 1, 2. Delaaura Kesling Bowling Club 1, 2, 3: F.N.A. 4: Booster Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Ticket Committee 3, 4: Red Cross War1'en Shirley Town 4: Extravaganza 3 Keeton Kleinert Criers 2. Dan Kilburn Town Criers 3, 43 U.N. Club 3, 43 Golf 3, 4. Betty Knapp Zets 3, 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Y- Teens Interclub Council: F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Leaders Club 3, 4: Bowling3 .lunior Ring Committee: Senior An- nouncement Committee. Donald Kobeck Senior Announcement Com- mittee: Camera Club 23 Junior Prom Committee: Extravaganza 3. Robert Komorowski Marlene Komosinski Polish Lit. 1, 2, 3, 43 Peris 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Society 23 Honor Society 43 Dance Committee 23 Ring Com- mittee 33 Bowling 1, 23 Secretarial Club 4. David Korpick U.N. Club 4. .Jerry Kowalski Cross Country 43 U.N. Club 43 Polish Lit. 1. Nancy Kott Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Majorettes 2, 3, 43 Peris 2, 3, 43 Y- Teens 23 Polish Lit. 23 Sophomore Dance Commit- tee: Peris Zet Formal Com- mittee 23 Senior Program Committee. Joann Kreamer Band 1, 2, 4g Leaders Club 43 Secretarial Club 4. Richard Krell Pica Club 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Town Criers 2, 3, 43 Football Manager 2, 33 Bas- ketball M3H3gCIQ Ticket Committee 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 3. Norman Kropchuck U.N. Club 43 Boys' Chorus 4. William Krum Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 U.N. Club 43 W Club 4: Prom Committee 4: Sergeant at Arms Commit- tee 23 Menis Chorus 4. Karl Krupa Dorothy Krzyzaniak Polish Lit. 3, 43 F.N.A. 4: Boosters Club 3, 4. Victor Kubiak Richard Kubicz Connie Kudlinski Secretarial Club 3. Wilber Lawson SENIOR INDEX Raylene Lee Sophomore Dance Commit- tee: Bowling Club 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 33 Majorettes 2, 33 Zet Peri Formal Com- mittee: Zets 3. Sally Lee Clee Club 2, 33 Leaders Club 3, 43 Secretarial Club 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, 43 Bowling 3. Pierre Leduc Donald Lewis Pica Club 2, 33 Baseball 2, 33 Basketball 33 W Club 43 Bowling 2, 3. Stella Lewandowski Donald Lloyd Rose Marie Lojewski Home Economics Club 43 Bowling 1, 2. Mona Lokey Y-Teens 2, 3g Leaders Club 3. Genevieve Lukasiewicz Secretarial Club 3, 4. Joan Lukasiewicz Secretarial Club 3, 4. James Majewski Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Sergeant at Arms 2, 3, 43 W Club 4: Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 43 U.N. Club 4. Lorice Manassa Boosters Club 23 Red Cross 3, 43 Y-Teens 23 Secretarial Club 43 Graduation Com- mittee 43 Town Criers 4. Grace Marie Marinelli Town Criers 23 Secretarial Club 4. Marjorie Marsh Dramatics 23 Y-Teens 2, 3: U.N. Club 43 Secretarial Club 3, 43 Sophomore Dance Committee: Junior Prom Committee3 Senior Banquet Committee3 Tattler 3, 4. Vivian Martin Polish Lit. 1, 2, 3, 43 Y- Teens 13 Town Criers 2, 3, 43 Peris 3, 43 F.N.A. 4: Glee Club 13 Home Eco- nomics Club 43 Senior Ban- quet Committee. Barbara Maxson Tattler 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 43 Leaders Club 3, 4: Bowling 33 U.N. Club 4. Charles McGhee Linda Merickel Bowling 1, 2, 3, 43 Leaders Club 3, 43 Secretarial Club 3, 43 F.N.A. 43 Home Eco- nomics Club 43 Y.O.B. 4. Stanley Meyer Engineering Society 2. 3, 43 Honor Society 43 Junior Ring Committee: Senior Announcement Committee. Ronald Miller Fasces Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Fed- eration Basketball 33 Bas- ketball 43 Social Commit- tee 4. Thelma Moon Home Economies Club 4. Jeanetta Moore Melva Jean Moore Fasces Club 23 Secretarial Club 4. Claudia Mowery Zets 3, 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 43 Eques- trian Club 23 Town Criers 2: Y-Teens lnnerclub Coun- cil 3, 43 F.T.A. 3, 43 Saga 43 Junior Class Treasurer: Extravaganza 3g Program Committee 43 Bowling 2, 3: Leaders Club 3, 43 Peri Zet Committee 3. Frances Mruzek Dancing Class Committee 23 Y-Teens 2, 33 Bowling League 2, 3, 43 Prom Com- mittee 33 Honor Society 3. 43 Zets 3, 43 Secretarial Club 3, 43 Banquet Com- mittee 4. James Mruzek Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Polish Lit. 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Vice President: Chairman Junior Prom: W Club 4g Men's Club 43 Senior Committee Arthur Mulkey Basketball 3, 43 W Club 4: Cross Country 43 Visual Ed- ucation Project 43 Stage Sound Crew 2, 3, 4g Grad- uation Committee 4. Richard Muszynski Richard Naparstik Eleanor Navor Jerry Nowak Football 1, 2, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 4: Baseball 2, 3. 43 Track 3, 43 Sophomore Re- porter 23 Junior Publica- tion Committee 33 Senior Committee 43 Hi-Y 3. 43 W Club 4. Ted Obertacz Basketball 13 Engineering Society 2, 3, 43 Senior An- nouncement Committee. Ruth Obidowski Betty O'Brien Peris 2, 3, 4: Leaders Club 3: Tattler 2: Sophomore Dance Committee: Senior Prom Committeeg Y-Teens 2. Carl Onisko Freshman Basketball, Vis- ual Education Project 41 Stage Sound Crew 2. 3, 4. Ronald Osinski Nancy Osgood Thomas Paradysz Pica Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1. 2, 3, 43 Queen Committee 22 Sergeant at Arms 3, 43 YV Club 4. Floyd Perryman Football3 Track. Gerda PfaE Extravaganza 33 L 6 a Cl 6 T5 Club 4. Janet Pierce Student Council 2, 3, '4: Y-Teens 43 Secretarlal Club 4. Francelia Pocs U.N. Club 43 Leaders Club 43 Special Chorus 43 F.N.A. 4: Secretarial Club 43 Senior Banquet Committee. Nancy Poitinger Bowling 1: Freshman Cho- TUSQ Special Chorus 23 Sec- retarial Club 3, 4. Phyllis Powell Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretarial Club 4. Evelyn Powers Peris 2, 3, 43 Majorettes 3, 43 Band 1, 3. 43 Polish Lit. 2, 3, 43 U.N. Club 43 Y-Teens 1, 2: Sophomore Dance Committee: Camera Club 2. Michael Prephan Football 1, 2, 3, 41 Dance Committee 2: Sergeant at Arms 3, 4: French Club 2. Charles Rapp James Ray g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Social Committee 3: Ticket Com- mittee 3. Richard Reckley Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. Daniel Reissig Dramatics Society 13 Hi- Criers 1, 2, 3, 4. Barbara Renseh Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4: Bowling Club 1, 2. 3: Lead- ers Club 3: Zets 3. -'- So retarial Club -l: T' i ' ' .lack Renz Sophomore Dance Commit- tee: Hi-1 3. 4: lunior Pro- gram Committee: Sergeant at Arms 4: Senior Vice Bresidevnt: Boosters Club: Club 4: Engineering Society. 'Cyril Rich .loan Rippinger Fasces Club 1, 2: F.T.A. 3, 43 .Y-Teens 3, 4: Peris 4: Bowling 1, 2, 3: Secretarial Club 4: Honor Society 4: Saga 4. Carol Robinson lunior Prom Committee: Senior Social Committee. Shirley Robison Veronica Rodenberger Bowling 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Secretarial Club 4. Alice Rombowski Y-Teens 1, 2: Polish Lit. 2, 3, 4: Areolion Club 1: Town Criers 2, 4: Dance Committee 2: Program Committee 3. Ted Rouppas Dramatics: Band 3: Town Criers 4: Menis Chorus 3, 4: Extravaganza 3. ' 'Carolyn Ruch Y-Teens: Secretarial Club 3, 4. C-eraldine Russell Scott 1, 2. James Ryan Band 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 3: Mer- cury Club 2. Joan Ryan Chorus 1, 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Boosters 2, 3: F.N.A. 2, 3, 4: Leaders Club 3. Jeanette Sares Special Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Boosters Club 3, 4: Secre- tarial Club 4: Y-Teens l. Art Sarnowski Basketball 1: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. Donald Schaller Edwin Schuck United Nations Club Patricia Seidel Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Zets 2, 3, 4: Secretarial Club 3, 4: Bowling L e a g u e 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Dance Committee 2: P r o gr a m Committee 3. Larry Shafer Graduation Committee 4. SENIOR INDEX Betty Shibley Y-Teens 1, 2: .lunior Pro- gram: Leaders Club 3: Peris 2, 3, 4: Tattler2, 3, -lg .lohn Shuff Pica Club 2, 3, 4. Stephen Skopinski Football 2, 3, 4. Lauramae Smith Student Council 1, 2, 3: Town Criers l: Fasces Club 2, 3: Secretarial Club 3: Leaders Club 3: Zets 3: Sophomore Dance Commit- tee: Senior Prom Commit- tee: Junior Red Cross: Bowling 2, 3. Judy Snyder Leaders Club 4: Home Eco- nomics Club 4: U.N. Club 4: Y-Teens 3: Zets 3, 4: F.N.A. 4. Richard Soholski Richard Sosnowicz David Stanford U.N. Club 4: Senior An- nouncement Committee. Eloise Steiger Y-Teens l: Freshman Cho- rus 1: Red Cross 1: D1-3- matics Club 1: Fasces Club 2, 3: Special Chorus 1, 2,3: 4,2 S0pl10mQre Dance Committee. Marvin Stein Fasces Club 2, 3, 4: U,N, Club 4: Saga 4: Program Committee 4. Kathryn Stevens Bernard Subleski Sylvia Subleski Polish Lit. 1, 2: Y-Teens 1: Peris 2, 3, 4: Leaders Club 3: Sophomore Ticket Com- mittee: Secretarial Club 4. Larry Surgeson .lunior Program Committee: Co-Chairman of S e n i o r Banquet: Boys, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Special Chorus 4. Mary Ann Swan ' .N ' Social Committee 3: F.T.A. 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Leaders Club 3, 4: U.N. Club 4: Prom Committee 4. Anthony Sylali Fasces Club 3, 4: Engineer- Society 4: Graduation Com- mittee 4. Joseph Szczcinski Football 1, 2: Pica Club 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 4. Joan Taylor Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: U.N. Club 4: F.N.A. 3: Banquet Com- mittee 4. Robert Tilloston Engineering Society 3, 4: W Club 4: Saga 4: Ser- geant at Arms 4: Prom Committee 3: Dance -Coni- mittee 2: Manager 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2: U.N. Club 4: Extravaganza 3. Loretta Tomanski Bowling 1, 2: Sophomore Dance Committee: Leaders Club 3, 4: Secretarial Club 3, 4. Robert Tomanski Polish Lit. 2, 3, 4: U.N. Club 4 Florean Townsend Bowling: Leaders Club 3, 4: U.N. Club 4. George Truax Gertrude Tryznadel Secretarial Club 4. Shirley Urban Freshman Chorus: Special Chorus 2, 3: Secretarial Club 3, 4. Nancy Vinson Secretarial Club 4: U.N. Club 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls, Chorus 2, 4. Eleanor Voss Tattler 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Zets 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Fasces Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Y.O.B. 2: Square Dancing 3: Bowling 3: Dra- matics Club 2: Sophomore Ticket Committee: .lunior Ring Committee: U.N. Club 4: F.T.A. 3. Edward Wagner Visual Education 4: Audi- torium Projection 2, 3: Stage Sound Crew 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 2, U.N. Club 4. ,lo Allyn Walczak Bowling 2: F.T.A. 2, 3: Fasces 2, 3, 4: Honor So- ciety 4: Tattler 2, 3, 4: Zets 3, 4: U.N. Club 4: Senior Prom Committee. William Walker Phyllis Walsh Y-Teens: Red Cross: French Club: U.N. Club. Marie Walter Y-Teens 2, 3: Secretarial Club 3, 4. Phyllis Whaley Delores Whatmore Y-Teens 3, 4: Z6tS 42 SGC- retarial Club 3, 4: Bowl- ing 3. Frank White Fasces 1, 2, 3, 4: Banquet Committee 4. Paul White Variety Show 1: Light- weight Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Baseball 2, 4: Town Criers 3, 4: Extrav- aganza 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Sophomore Dance Com- mittee: Junior Program Committee: W Club 4: Senior Prom Committee. Marcella Weitrzykowski Polish Literary Society: F.N.A.: Red Cross: Secre- tarial Club: Boosters Club. Robert Williams Carolyn Wilson Bowling 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens 3: Secretarial Club 3, 4: Boosters Club 3. Janet Wilson Zets 2, 3, 4: Fasces Club l, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 2, 3: F.T.A. 3, 4: U.N. Club 4: Square Dance 3: Bowling 1, 2, 3: lr. Class Sec.: Soph. Class Sec.: Honor Society 4: Prom Com. 4: Extravaganza K 3: Saga 3, 4: Zet-Peri Com. 3. Ray Wilson Marilyn Wojiechowski Fasces Club 1, 2, 3. Richard Wojtowicz Polish Lit. 2, 3, 4: U.N. Club 4: W Club 4: Special Mixed Chorus 4: Baseball 3, 4. James Wood Senior Program 4: Saga 4: Town Criers 2, 3, 4. Robert Thomas Wuerfel Football 1, 2, 3, 4: W Club 4: Sgt. of Arms 3, 4: Soph. Dance Com. Ronald Wysocki Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 2, 3, 4: Golf 3, 4: Boys Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 4. Arlene Zaenger Secretarial Club 4: United Nations 4. Alvin Zakrzewski Baseball 2, 3, 4: Bowling 3, 4. Donna Zaleski Polish Literary Club 1, 2: Peris 3, 4: Jr. Achieve. 2: Sec. Club 3, 4: Bowling 1: Soph. Committee 2. Eva Zarecki Beginning Band 1, 2: Band 3, 4. Herman Zielinski Band 1, 2, 3: Social Com. 2: Orchestra 1: Orch. Com. 2 Barbara Ziethlow Beverly Ziros Y-Teens 3: Honor Society 3, 4: Sec. Club 3, 4. JUNIOR CABIN ET . 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Zariek, R. Zielinski, A. Yvoodward, L. eafellmia 70045914 Front row, left to right: Idola Reynolds, Leona Duda, Mary Pountina, Bertha Soldner, and Florence Rowe. Back row, left to right: Cecile Ashbrook, Helen Maxson, Gladys Wenz, Emma Hahn, and Juanita Weyant. ww' e u r , Am, t ,Q,zVziW.sf., V z.M,,,...zx,,.-p,sfMM.,,,z,,, fr 'fw--',:.,,-,.,s4,,1fw..,,.-,sw.-z,.M,,N,,cg,r'f.:.a CLUBS Every club-whether political, social, religious, fraternal, business. or educational-has an aim, a deiinite Jur ose, which cannot be accom- ! 4 Q I vp Q p plished without the co-operation of the individual members. One of the most important aims of every organization is the develop- ment of the feeling of personal responsibility. The importance of being accountable to oneself, and, in a measure, to other people, should fix in the minds of students the value of conduct. The students are ex- pected to serve willingly on committees, and to take part in programs. The largest service that organizations render is developing that very necessary thing in school life--school spirit. It can be developed and can flourish through other means, but organizations make the process more natural and more easy. When these things are considered, organized groups in the school are an asset to its life. r flf Q WOODWARDS TOP SALESPEOPLE Wiith the price of magazines up a little and students, efforts up a lot Vlloodward is hitting a new high in subscription sales. The group pictured above was especially active and accounted for more than one- third of our total sales in 1951. The three top boys, Jack Renz, Andrew Banachowski and Tom Kolp- fenstein, in order, had a total sale of 336000. The top three in the girls, group, consisting of Shirley Haddad, Helen Schlorb and Frances Kreft, in order, sold 3456.00 Other high salesmen were ,loan Kraemer, Lois Domby, Lois Creenler, Sally Bense, Shirle Wlebber, Patricia Winchinski, Nancy Rose, lim Zaenger, Carl c or , OUISC Ruch, Pat Siedel, Mary Lou Caldwell, Tom Zraik. David Stanford, Manely Johnson, Betty Parker, Melva Moore, and Allan Studer. Each of this group sold subscriptions amounting to 550.00 or more. All named above totaled nearly 32,000 Others not named sold 330.00 worth of subscriptions or more. Mr. Losds Miss Kerlin Mr Van Tassel X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1, X, 'Vg' Laowffkfii H ,fffifv midi I ff l XVU ,N it V U j V fi' . I V ' 'fu Ufjlafxf U H 'yy riff K i v N 7,41 N X sf'-:W lj 'L LJ.. ssqexygxfq nf fi ' .1 x, A 7 f ,X ,EW 'V Q if fy 2f,1f'Lf,5Qijj Y-TEENS The Y-Teen Club strives to build friendly relations among the members of the group and to develop an understanding of the community, through various service projects. Miss Belle Joseph handles the position of advisor. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer VX' Reporter Chaplain Claudia Mowery Mona Lokey Betty Knapp Eleanor Voss lWaryQAnn Garwacki Ann Bourquin nfl L. ,. .ft ,If R, f.: X x Il ,irvufxhlxw ZETALETHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY The purpose of the Zetalethean Literary Society is to promote the literary interest of the members and to advance the- social activities of the school. The society aims to keep a membership of about fifty by admitting twenty-three new members each year. New members must have attained rank of Sophomore, have good scholarship especially in English, and have good records in citizenship. Vice-President TCHSUTC1' Janet Wilson Roxine Fleming Frances Mruzek Claudia Mowery Marylsou Caldwell Ioan Burgoon if vu' BOOSTERS' CLUB The Boosters' Club at Woodward is sponsored by the Cheerleaders and supervised by Leo Hobie. Its chief purpose is for the members to atend every major athletic activity and to lend support to the cheer- leaders in spurring the teams on to victory. Members of the club are not only to comprise the cheering section, but encourage all of the student body to back the teams. E E President Vice- President Sis Kesling Pat Bosak SM A Y 'N XXXYN' XJ! ! ,q , , 800378125 e,1fzAefe-.f2e ,4:z.c,Q,s ftlwi DRAMATI CS CLUB Ollicers: Elected by members in fall. Membership: Anyone interested in dramatics who is willing to devote time after school to the activities. Dues: 25c a semester. Meetings: After school on Mondays once a month, outside speakers on planned programs. Regular meetings not held if a play is being produced. reasurer Sergeant-at-Arm Marilyn Miller Charmaine Rosinski Theresa Szparka Eleanor Titgerneyer Barbara Gl'Gf' , My 3'-an Af, HJ f I ll J ENGINEERING SOCIETY The Woodward Engineering Society, founded in 1921, has as its main objective the development of the means for the educational and voca- tional orientation of young men with respect to the responsibilities and opportunities of engineers, in order that they may seek entrance to the profession, provided they have the aptitude and capacity' required of an engineer. This society is advised by Mr. William Rohr. p V ' President Treasurer Vice-President 5 Sergeant-at-Arms Secretary Stanley Meyers Ted Obertacz Andrew Banachowski Bob Tillotson Dick Jarchow F.N.A. During the school year of 1951 and 1952 the club sponsored a Christ- mas tea for the teachers of Wfoodward High School. Vlfe also spon- sored a project selling Christmas cards, Easter cards, and other small articles. The proceeds are to be used for a scholarship to be awarded to a Yvoodward student who has the necessary qualifications to enter the nursing profession. At the regular monthly meetings girls holding responsible positions in the different nursing fields were invited to be present and the opportunities in that field of nursing were explained and discussed. 1 , 7 , Marcella Vice'President Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms 'Wif-frnlcnwslqi Mary Baker Joan Cuttia Pat Curtis V, F.T.A. The main purpose of the F.T.A. is to interest the best young men and women in education as a lifelong career. The F.T.A. tries to help one decide which field of education he would like to enter. This club points out the qualities and aptitudes necessary for good teachers. l S .Q if s was tap ap e President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ,lanet Wilson Betty Knapp Claudia Mowery Mary Ann Swan nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn,n,n,nA fill MHEO .H Y CHORUS This all freshman group has learned how to read music, what choral technique means and the fundamentals of good singing. They also, before the end of the year, do some excellent three and four part choruses. They' were heard in the Christmas program and the annual Spring Concert. Mr. Sorton is directori g, A ff PQVW '+5a5s34 i fwwi y w ,z f--' . , ' , ' Y ' f -K K K ' i 5 A f ,f,1.1f,,.p I, xii- I ' ,.-' 125:14 X -- , ' 4 f asf:-lgfa-, ,i,t r 'lat trt' i X login: 't'r an sltrtla fs V, ', ' , t n f' I ,tt'f A T .,,,, if 4 , , .W .,,. w',4,f,1i.,i5! ,r.L K 1. . i,,5V.i:- V vi xii: QI, g, - 532533 if L' ,5 ,rorp l ppgg ' i 4 , 1 o ' f ' r-- ' W 1 a T ' -dwwgw g ',.,:-wg-vi 1 145- ' 'M-ff Q- il ' .f,- 1 ' ? '- f.f-o 4 :f V ' t f-fQ?M'a1fWva2' f -'V 1 4. ff. my ,Li 1 ,. .,., , , V K , , ., , .,.. an Vywfr. , , f M, fy .K ff-M ,faq ,K , W A e ' 4 if 1 l S ettst no 1 lsrrsi il was , ,. -, Q, .ON ,V ak I V, f I , .,.-.f 4. ,I 37 , V7 if ' 4 r t ti' fx pf - - -t as f ' X f a f wa.: 1,5 V 'JZ Vkk, , 1 l r itr, it , s N K . ' i Q ,,'. . ' N 1 , waz -- 1 , 5 6525-w e 53? 4 M, WWW , , ,,,, ,saw 7, ..,,, ,..,.. - f' f -f o M., o .,,., ,.:a1i5f5?1Ei2,' .g r- 1-'v- IJLQZ 1' President Q Secretary Treasurer Librarian V Librarian Jackie Fleming -- Florine Briton Dick Hestling Beverly Hughlette.. Dale Gossett HONOR SOCIETY The Wfoodward Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools has as its object the stimulation of scholarships, leadership, service to the school and character of the students. Recently, it makes- a chapter member eligible for a scholarship of money to continue his career in an institution of higher learning, through the activity of the Honor Society Alumni Association. rli ' I President Secretary Phyllis Duetscher Barbara Maxson Vice-President Treasurer Melva - Foore Betty Knapp ' HI-Y CLUB - f The HifY Club .has done many things for the school over the past years. .'Ma-ny.of the club's projectsyhave become annual affairs. Dur- ing the Lenten: season the Hi-Y Club, conducts two Lenten services. At Christmas- time, they fill Christmas baskets for the needy in ...fthe Woodward District. They sponsor one dance a year and are responsi- ble for the handling of the juke box before school allowing students to dance at that time. Last year the Hi-Y was responsible for the acquisition of a new Memoriam Plaque in memory of the teachers who had died in service of Woodward High School. President Bill Krum Vice-President Bill Snellbaker Secretary Bill Weisbrod Treasurer Don Collier Sergeant-at-Arms lack Renz Chaplain John Hudzinski ' 'x' il X f 'lf ' l llfffmjlwlj ff X e- THE WUODWARD JUNIOR RED CROSS The Woodward Junior Red Cross is composed of boys and girls who are willing to give their time and efforts in order to bring Vcheer to those less fortunate than themselves. The group isrepresented' in the High Scho'ol'Council by Mary Lou Green, Marilyn Bernhard, Joan Ustachowicz, Carolyn Eppler, and Arlene Sutton. -Joan Ostachowicz is W'oodward's representative tothe Chapter Wide Council. A i O Representatives Mary Lou Green Marilyn Bernhard Ioan Ostachowicz Carolyn Eppler Arlene Sutton pu I KZ V I, LV f7 L, ,X J A2 VU V! iw 1.10 10 , .gffrm A ., ' if I l f N VU xv . GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB The purpose of the Leaders Club is to learn about the skills and rules of the various activities in Physical Education Classes and to help promote a good intra-mural program for all girls at Woodward High School. The club has many activities. Yve have a freshman mixer which enables the freshman girls to get better acquainted. We also have the opportunity of serving the football players at the Football , and many other activities. it ,L , XZMMWW 1 ' ' Qgaffggla I I l 5 f J V l ' Secretary C' 15 Kesling Judy Snyder Vice-President Treasurer Linda Mericlcel Betty Freiheit ik ffm- ,, A f- kj Qf7fl7'2 Lf:-4, ffm v 1 MIXED ROBED CHORUS A new group this year. the Hohed Mixed Chorus. has given many out- standing concerts for P.T.A. groups, elementary schools, assemblies, the Toledo Council of Churches, the Annual Choral Festival at the Art Museum, the Toledo Kiwanis Club and the Spring Concert, to mention only part of their activities. Sixty-four students from all classes make up this chorus under the direction ofgMr. Sorton. ,loan Burgoon is president and accompanist. ' ' President s Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Maryluou Caldwell Joan Burgoon Pat Helm Paul White Larry Surgeson ORCHESTRA This is a small but capable group which makes it possible for players of stringed instruments to play in a school organization. The orchestra plays at school functions and visits other schools. Mr. George Rohrer is advisor of this musical group. ff President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Robert Mosqueda Sue Brewster Gail Underwood Donald Sodd ,ftygflj PER KCLEAN LITERARY SOCIETY The main purpose of the Periclean Literary Society is to promote interest in and enjoyment of good literatureg to promote good fellow- ship and cultivate friendship. The Peris along with the Zetalethean Literary Society hold a joint midwinter formal. Mass meetings and other social functions are also sponsored by the Pericleans. Miss Bertha Vermilya advises this society. t President Vice-President Treasurer Reporter Program Cnairm Shirley Boden Evelyn Powers Betty O7Brien Betty Shibley Della Dickey I Kklgqjg Xxx? 'VV ' , W F N f ju fi POLISH LITERJX RY SUCiEI'ol'Y The Polish Literary Society offers not only scholarships 'to worthy members but a well rounded out plan of activities throughout the year. This year these activities consisted of an initiation roast at which thirty- two new members were added to make a total of sixty-five participating members. Some of the other social functions held were the dance on Ap-ril twenty-Fifth and a splash party at the Y.VCv.C.A. A scrapbook was alsodesigned to keep remembrances and.writeups of all these activities. With all these functions the members really are assured of time well spent throughout the year. I LYS X 6 i President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Joan Zielinski Evelyn Keichsinski Arlene Zielinski Bob Tomanski A5 ,, Q thy fc ,mt ' V, f x 'll W SECRETARIAL CLUB The purpose of the Secretarial Club, advised by Miss Marjorie Hamil- ton. is to promote friendship among students interested in the com- mercial worldg to give such pupils a chance to learn about the require- ments and the opportunities in business fieldsg to become acquainted with persons well established in various lines of businessg to promote the best interests of the Business Department and of Wioodward High School. l Pre-qifigiqt Vice-President Corr. Sec. Recording bee. ireasurer neporter Pat Bosal: Lois Domby Frances Mruzek Peggy Crispen Pat Seidel Delores Whatmore . 'SD' 'nwfb 1 Q STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of all Student Councils is to render the best service possible to their school. Each year the Student Council of Vlfoodwald awards a plaque to the club which has achieved the most during the year. Mrs. Lucille Farrell and Mr. Virgil Sloan share the respons bility of advisors. -1 President Barbara Rensch Vice4President Elmer Wlagner M X X 79 TOWN CRIERS CLUB Membership: Enrolled students in speech, radio, and script writing. Dues: None, except by special vote. Officers: Elected by classes concerned from a list of nominations made by each class. Board of Directors: Class representatives w meet with the Ol'l:lC61'S to propose action. The representatives take ba suggestions to classes for vote. Activities: Any activity that will further the interest in good speech, give service to a club or group in school, to serve the community in any demanding speech, prepare programs, represent the school in speech contests, radio forums and programs, etc. Write and present scripts for advertising, etc. President Secretary jameel Farah Barbara Harmon Vice-President Treasurer John Shibley Shirley Abbajai' rv' il ,VJ l f xx U 9 I, N Lx! jlt QfXy73' 'QM V if we gf A pw' W .U .N .A. Woodward United Nations Association, better known as W.U.N.A., was organized during UN. Vveek in October. The purpose of this club is to arouse greater interest in the work of the United Nations and to help promote international understanding. This club presented a U.N. Hag to the school and sponsored several assemblies. W.U.N.A. be- came a charter member of the newly organized U.N. High School Council and participated in the model U.N. Assembly held at Toledo University in April. XJ if J x I K I Q: P1 sf ll ,1 -4 1 V H . t -.1 , I I, President Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Pauline Christopous Tom -Hennessey Joan Burgoon Shirley Boden Janet Wilson Q5 W-CLUB The W-Club is a group comprised of boys having participated in school athletics. This group also sponsors Various social functions throughout the school year. Mass meetings, dances, and other func- tions have been carried out by this organization. Mr. Ted Szelagowski is advisor. President Secretary Jerry Nowak Bill Krum Vice-President Tfeasllfel' Jameel Farah Jim Majewski r' BAND The Band is prominent at football games where it gives a show during the halfg at parades such as Armistice Day and Memorial Dayg at school assembliesg at concerts for all the elementary schools in the Woodward district and the Spring Concert in May. In their uniforms of royal blue and white, the band adds color to many school functions during the year. Mr. Sorton is director. James Ryan is president. Q 5' l l xg l President J im Ryan Vice-President Larry Glass ' Secretary Jean Degg B EGINNERS7 B AND ln this organization all freshmen have the opportunity to study various instruments so as to be ready to participate in the school hand. These students study such instruments as trumpet. trombone, baritone horn, and many others. Mr. George Rohrer is advisor of this organization. BAND President Diana Haecker Vice-President - Librarian Ethel Dobson Secretary-Treasurer Pat. Hudlinski i BOYS, CHORUS Woodward was one of the first schools to have a Boys, Chorus. This chorus participates in the Christmas and Spring programs and sings in other schools, as well as at Viloodward. The boys travel to many schools presenting their various musical entertainment. This organ- ization is made possible by the helpful hand of Mr. Gorge Rohrer. Q ' Ono . President Secretary Jim Jajewski Joe Allan Vice-President Librarian Kenneth Hatzinikolis Bill Spencer iw ' G Liv 6 Q , X JV 1 ff X GIRLS' BOWLING LEAGUE This provides outside entertainment for all those girls interested at lvoodward. Bowling is done every Tuesday afternoon at the Audi- torium Bowling Alleys. There is room for twenty teams taking care of one hundred girls. Both gym teachers share the advising of this organization. 3 Sr President Eunice Chesher Secretary Joan Zielinski Treasurerx Joan SchQdlb fa F' ll X way ,-RW ,I J y 43:5 If' .g-Q' , Mi fp 'ff N ,f FASCES The object of the Fasces Club is to enable the students who have or are taking Latin to Work as a group in building up our school and community. It is also our object to further the study of the Roman Empire, the Latin Language, Roman Mythology, and the Roman customs. Mr. Howard Phipps holds the responsibility as advisor. President Vice-President Treasurer Anthony Sylak Emmett Sutton Janet Wilson Am A111 www . ,f Hy' ' f HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Our goal is to learn all we can about home life and how to better our- selves. Vlfe are not yet competely organized but are doing our best to get better settled. The club was suggested by a few girls who thought they could gain more knowledge by having a Home Economics Club. The cabinet was elected first consisting of two representatives from each class. Then the president, vice president, secretary, treas- urer. These people were elected unanimously by the group. K 1, 1 ap . off ' ' X , 1 J A I f President Secretary Jackie Lawson Roberta Vance Vice-President Treasurer Linda Merickel Judy SHYCICI' GIRLS' CHORUS This musical group is comprised of girls only. They are a special group, and along with the various other musical organizations, present programs throughout the school year. Mr. Edgar Sorton is advisor of this musical group. G-,fl A O 2 1 5 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Dona Haecker Sophie Everyingham Rose Wietbrick Sharon Connolly LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS Le Circle Francais is made up of students who have studied French. The members learn about French life, monuments and culture. In previous years Le Circle Francais participated in Christmas pro- grams, singing noels in French. Last year the guest of honor at the spring banquet was Madame Geary who showed movies of her travels in France. The Le Circle Francais usually sponsors several social r l F v . r lllri Efyjf, . X f ff E to yrvlr y ' 'vilti v Q f f F v 4 iii '-'1, V ylrp ,uivrisyt r F at lrtl r f yccvl .lvv ' v yrccrt1 -, - -, 'F , ,. eo.. 1 . ,.,,. ,fa , '- . ,fa ','. ', ' ' f -c.' z , , ,, ' ,V', V EA ,,gf1,V,n ..,', .',AV,i V . , , 4 President Vice-President TTCS-Slifer Shirley Bodenl JHIHCCI Saad Bob Mosqueda Sports play a very important role in the life of the average student of llvoodwarcl High School. ln the fall the chief interest is football. Even though Woodward High School does not have a stadium, she does have a large percentage of the student body representing her at every game. This year our team saw one defeat after another. Never- theless, the team went out onto the field each night with their chins up. We also had a track and a cross-country team. Following football came basketball and bowling. Soon baseball, tennis and golf will be starting. Sports offer the students a form of relaxation. By participating in sports students lead a much healthier and wholesome life. From sports we are taught a feeling of good sportsmanship, a trait necessary for good living. f y lffi 1 y,,.1 ,z t , -' ' A Q W-fffm f,-V, fi- . -,.,g:fg.af, ,r , , if, . 7 k I A P21 ,. Q23 MP4, ,V .- 7, 1 jam! 5 Y Q M925 'Zag M 'V' ,f t , ' 2 ' f ' 1 it f Q f f ' 12' X ff 7 nn' Sff77'f!' 1 f f v 4 4 I f .0 5 2 Z W f fa, 5 iff ., l . . f 75.7 Eff: Mr, Henry Fernside Mr. Virgil Sloan Mr. Frank Duvendack Athletic Board Athletic Board Athletic Board ATHLETIC amd QUAQ Mr. Arnold Brown Mrs. Marie Ersig Athletic Board Athletic Board A D ES 1 f , W A , . -f,. V K 'fig-324 25 - 1 ,I 17 , ,lV, . , ,, ,f,t .,,t, , V , r.,4 iiiiitt,otci F to . ., ,. ff, V V,r. L 5:52 gl, , I , , ,, nf. AFX! 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V ,..,, VV K, f' jf - fV ,. if-9 T' . f1,fyQ,V x V .- V VIY QZQ Y .V -Vggigpj '11, ww-..Q'i'ilL ml f7.f.Q:':' x ' , Q, '. .:,,V..VV..-Qi-VM5, ws., in Bill Krum P3111 Whlte Back End Mike Prephan Back AJ Row 3-Sahadi, Woodmfard, Hatzinikoiis, Barry, Gorniak, Packard, Bronkowski, Hartman, Kreil Row 2-Marinski, Boiieau, Bodner, Barnett, Kowalski, Rosinski, Bacon, Foster Row 1-Bernhard, Palinski, McNeill, Ernst, Kn0PP, Jagielski LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL WE bb THEY I an 0 Li ey 25 M I N U T E 5 ii ifiilmbef 23 L 2 TO PLAY 4 0 YARDS T0 G0 6 Waite 21 10 13 Central 19 5 A RECORD L04ST 4 8 DGXVN 5 1 9 5 LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL Row 4-Light, B. Williams, Warr, Spyclalski, Gow, Roman, Toczynski, Studek, Wiezynski Row 3-Foltz, Kakmis, Woodlill, Thorzynski, Hatkowski, Williams, Leveins, Reynolds Row 2-Freiheit, Dockery, Plocek, Rombkowski, Brewton, Bense, Close Row 1-Kuchinski, Webb, Clark, C. Williams, Rosinski FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ' l I I M I N U T E 5 i WE Libbey THEY 2 1-0 puy lo YARDS TO GO 0 Scott 9 6 Macomber 6 10 O Waite 20 1 32 Central 0 5 Q - 6 DeVilbiss 13 DOWN l RECORD 4 8 WON LOST TIED 1 3 2 5 6 7 195 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Row 3-Bieniek, Syroka, Perryman, Ray, Miller, Wagner Row 2-Davis, Miller, Knierim, Nowak, Farah Row 1-Jarchow, Allen, Arvanitis, Mulkey J im Ray Guard All-City E 45 48 67 43 51 52 47 51 43 39 55 44 55 66 44 62 57 53 47 43 57 VARSITY, 1952 WOODWARD Bryan Whitmer Sylvania Libbey Maumee Central Macomber Bowling Green Ashland DeVilbiss Scott Waite Libbey Port Clinton Central Macomber DeVilbiss Scott Waite TOURNAMENT Waite DeVilbiss lbit T tete 1 , P THEY Q 26 - t ia 1 faiiifrzgi itt' 37 tete gage 45 1 31 4, 4,17 ,,,'i', ifi? 44 , . V Q?fT' 'i K 50 , ',', , , 2 '-,'g tg ,,-' .,', 7 7 5 7 ' 55 7' if 'i't' Q 2 ffif ', ff r ', Q' if 'I 1 1. gg xxiwfffftt -1.1, ,Q ,f ,.,, i., 5 ,.., .TZ-gy, f-,fm ' f 46 63, 0 ..-, 34 3, hzy,-2 ,,', yy igx ggil g Howard Syroka 37 Honorable Mention 63 All-Cit Y H Joe Allen Dick Iarchow Forward Center IOR Art Mulkey Ron Miller Jerry Nowak Forward Forward Guard Row 3-Schwin, Spencer, Cryzinski, Picott, McCorty, Studer Row 2-Krieger, Boileau, McNeill, Palinski. Marinski LIGHTWEIGHT THEY Bryan 23 Whitmer 28 Burnham 33 Libbey 21 Maumee 27 Central 43 Macomher 37 DeVilbiss 27 Scott 22 Row 1-Oliver, Ford, Lewis VVE 38 25 4-2 34 ' 33 THEY Waite 31 Libbey 37 Port Clinton 35 Central 44 Macomber 42 DeVilbiss 36 Scott 44 Waite 23 Faculty 33 RECORD WON LOST 12 6 19 1 LIGHTWEIGHT Row 3-Patterson, Brewt0n,'Cla1'k, Thorzynski, Hatkowski, Plocek, Sodd Row 2-C. Williams, Freibeit, Szymanski, Folty, Hall, Roman, Kesling Row 1-Rosinski, Williams, Toczynski, War1', Cow, Kocinski WE FRESHMAN 32 39 THEY Libbey 23 Central 24 Macomber 16 DeVilbiss ll Scott 34 Waite 23 195 THEY Libbey 48 Central 241 Macomber 35 DeVilbiss 26 Scott 33 Waite 29 RECORD WON LOST 8 4 FRESHMAN AMERKS NATIONALS, 1951-1952 I Back row-Anderson, Bodanskl, Stockner, H01 Front row-Garberson, Bieniek, Phipps, Reckle AMERICANS, 1951-1952 Back row-Saholski, Jagielski Front row-Sarnowski Phipps Zak 1131311 E 351155151 R 51513 1 51515591 1 N151 111m CROSS COUNTRY, 1951 Left io right-1012 Dembmskx, jerry Denham, Art Mulkev, ,Ierrv Kowalski, Bob Harms, Mr. McNe1ll I W A01 QQMWXZEQW MA jf N MWA GIRLS' LEADERS PARTICIPATING IN VOLLEYBALL ORTS BOWLING CLUB OFFICERS President Secretary Treasurer Eunice Chesher Ioan Zielinski Joanne Schaub JN L, 5 ,X F v..,,.,..,. -W W S. x .Ru X.: , 'QV 3 EWE3 NAJORETTE5 Running the iirst pages of the Saga The hardworking Saga slaves All classes enjoy facilities of the library We all study under Mr. RolJie'5 watchful eye -1 Mr. Scherer and uhis auto mechanic boysi' Woodward High Schoohs TATTLERITES Pat Bosak Eleanor Voss Barbara Barbara Maxson Adrienne Deak .loAllyn Walezek Roxine Fleming Margie Marsh Betty Shibley Tom Hennessey Tattlers for 1951-52 were dil- ligently edited by a staff con- sisting of twelve seniors. Editor in chief, Pat Bosak funder the careful supervision of Mrs. Marie Ersig, of coursel, and managing editor, Eleanor Voss shared the editorial page. Barbara Maxson, news editor, kept the many junior reporters busy. Tom Hen- nessey and Barbara Rensch, boys' and girls, sports editors respec- tively, reigned over the sports page. Keeping you laughing were co-feature editors, Shirley were co-feature editors, Shyrlee Boden and lameel Farah. A terrihc gossip column and a senior class column were capably taken care of by Betty Shibley and Boxine Fleming. Margie Marsh had the job of interview- ing famous W.H.S. personalities. The Roving Nosei' kept Jo- Allyn Walczak busy while info about other schools was gathered by Adrienne Deak. Rensch Mrs. Ersi Shule Boden Jameel Farah Sonia Czerwinski Jack Rentz Jerry Leavitt Joanne Pietras Bill Snellbaker Sally Bense D111 QIICIIIJGACI 1.2111 JIICIIIJGACI Delaura Kesling PER SAGA SALESMEN gf- x E V , ti A Students participating in radio production The future carpenter-G'Rich Reckley The men who keep our building Warm Our faithful custodians k WMM THEFOOTBHLL QUEEN OE SHIRLEY X' Qfmdenfs Mfg ELEANO 6ODEN Qfwaywgo V W K I N f L Q gl JS 3 l Q I I f A I if R gag Y Lois Domby Judy Snyder Margaret Pietrowski Marie Walter Eleanor Voss Jim Ryan Jim Wood Betty Barnhart Vivian Martin Ruth Bunker Melva Foore Anna Bourquin Anna bourquin Anna bourquln L.,. Jim Ray Chuck Slates, Delores Bradley Betty Barnhart Vivian Martin Sally Charney Diane Kelly and cousin Lois Bunker Marie Walter Eleanor Voss Tommy Wuerfel wflfrwffb Bob Tillotson Janet Wilson Jim Wood Ed Cadahan Melva Foore Margaret Pietrowsl-ii Janet Wilson Raylene Lee Ed Cadahan 21. 99 23 24. Vivian Martin Melva Foore Betty Barnhart Ed Voss Eleanor Voss Suann Luessow Marie Walter Janet Wilson Raylene Lee Melva Foote Janet Wilson uPop Sheline X 1 ,xl ' . N' '. U , xf.' Qi The live Bums Very ellicient secretaries PHO 1. Mr. and Mrs. Gurney Bob Gurney 2. Ted Obertacz Stanley Meyer 3. Gary and Nordon Knapp 4. Connie Rower Bill Krum 5. Stella Lewandowski Bob Gurney 6. Della Dickey Phyllis Josofowicz Dorothy Jermain Howard Syroka 7. Janet Reinbolt Joyce Roberts Nancy Silverwood Helen Sandlin Katherine Matthews 8. Pauline Christopoulis 9. Carol Robinson 10. Helen Sandlin Janet Reinbolt Lona Miller - Joyce Roberts 111. Gregory Morris Pop Sheline's exceptionately brilliant physics class Buying that very delicious hamburger R ONALJT E Juanita Eckel Diane Kelly Lona Miller Carol Robinson Roxine and Ann Bob Tillotson Pauline Christopoulis Marilyn Nabholz .lameel Farah Shirley Boden Bill K 1-t1 m Janet Wilson Anna Bourquin Joan Rippinger Nancy Martz Marvin Stein Glaudia Mowery Diane Kelly Betty and Johnny Shibley MMM KJ Q ,V 1 x X x - . . f K AJ krfflii class in 0.1-C1021 WAPOI-tl-gait i,LpT0g1-655 XXXIQWH CN Nj- My . Nj I i V px ,JJ-fi K Wk , , V 5'-Q 4' fy, ,Jn figs .1 gl W ju J'-LA fl lvULJ if N' 4f ?5J nj!! K will V 'x f I f V W my fsfcfui v ii fp: i X f iv iw ' .V Vx fm i fi if H A i f ITXJ1 I NNXQJVJ Ir! 17.5 U r, V7 M ii X will! 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When I say 'cwork with her that is exactly what I mean. Vllhen our work was not up to her specifications, she never scolded or criticized. She told us about it quietly and frankly and helped us to do better. One of her achievements at Vlloodward High School was to be the first woman ever to hold a position on the athletic board. Each year since 1929, uMomW has had a leading hand in the Tattler Achievement Cup award. She, along with her many staffs, has made Recognition Day the successful event it should be. IC Z DOD SHE I.ilN . , . . , Y 'gg It seems most fitting to complete Woodward High School s baga i of 1952 with a page dedicated to our adviser, Raymond Sheline. He has served not only as our adviser, but also as a teacher and a truly great friend as well. Vials ffl f J Most of you do not realize the magnitude of his task, but I assure ly if U' if you that the Saga Staff is not unaware of the spirit he brings to it, , T1 J nor of his desire to ,assist every, member on the staff. His discerning 5 ffl ' judgment, his wholesome sense of humor, and his unfailing optimism -, sr, yy Q 1 are essential factors in the production 'offthe Saga. Gj ja Y . X X I Even though HPop', Sheline is always standing by ready to help, iff pit J . he succeeds in making the staff realize that each member has a certain i W nf responsibility to fulfill. It is the staffs fault and not Mr. Shelineis if ' X the work is not finished in time. J J , . . sy ' 'Not only has Pop, been outstanding as a teacher and as an ad- ll viser, but also he had the honor, privilege, and enjoyment of rearing X1 four handsome sons. s-Q f N ln conclusion, I should like to say: Hereis to you, our guide'AQLLLC, Q through that uncharted land called youthl By example and by pre-5-7 '55 . cept you have taught us to meet with courage and goodwill the obstacles 4211! as K LC' S . 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