Editor in Chief Joan Burgcori Business Monogerii, Pct Gossetr Advisorn Raymond K. Slfielirme 'Q 5535 l fiffllli ffl? . , f , Q5 ji 52eL A6owSki ff! X- Vyi, TAN 1 Y I . giliillliillli ill ll i ci- l Q ill vl? Fl7 i 'i.S,ffTf'l p ,Aww ,QAW , ff X, X . 3 A o W Kwignim i, A XX Rl, ill .- X , fel! VT.: X l ifgrcgiixfiisxsi l If ll lfi 10, xllxvf , 51' ' il - -1 ' Mi - 5, If ll 4 , x fy' , 1 . ,,,,V,, X i! f i , U X 5 X Q QUVENDAQK l l F l i L l A 1 'A 4.7 DF' We have on this page personalities from a few fields of our high school curricula who have helped to mold the history of Woodward High, Their works exemplify the unfailing efforts put forth by each member of VVoodward's administration-past and present. We, the Saga Staff of l953, proud- ly present the Silver Anniversary Edi- tion of the Saga to the Faculty and Students of Woodward High. 3 W W Q m ee fi- . x W ru , . U lla 'll ' '. XW X Qi Q C, LQJZUE X R f'A'fQ 5A: M Ax ,fxilmlw ,1 X Y' ' EN I N ,V , 'X N X DE NQE X! ,gf 'MM -L Fw mul! N MCNEW Wir X l I ,r MW '-3' S' - A . Y 11,5 fxfg A? XJ Xxx - f NA f' X X 1 ax 1 . X JN SHFJNE fx ' f N 17 X- X H 5 I um . ,Vf in GX X in Qu ai Q ' V , xwr X s N I ?Qei??i I:1f Mx ASM f I XJ f 4 o ' Q N W TZOBIE , P X N L f Y' fr w X l NX XXX SKY: : N x'xX.XXXX X X XXX A ,x Q XTX XX X Y, X h fi A To be a Wm:-dwardite is quite a freak JBIQOWN YNQ Yi A,smmz,.wtsu-ng.. BACKWARD GLANCE Woodward-this one name symbolizes twenty-five years of service to Toledo in education. Twenty-five years ago people watched its construc- tion and asked themselves, What type of young people will be using this building? What will be their backgrounds and what will be their futures? Will this building, naw only a frame, become a living building which will combine the efforts of teaching with the inspiring of ideals, ambitions, and enthusiasm, the ideal of leading a full and virtuous life, the ambition of preparing students to be able and grateful citizens, and the enthusiasm ta believe and put into action these greater standards of living? This year Woodward is celebrating her Silver Anniversary and is think- ing of her past achievements. She is trying to answer the questions which were asked of her twenty-five years ago. I feel that her answer, if she could speak, would be this: l have tried to place before each student the ideals and ambitions which he should respect, and I have tried to carry out an educational program comparable to the highest standards of education. l feel that in response, Woodward students have gone into the world and made a fine place for themselves and have been a credit to all. l judge them not in accordance to their worldly profit or fame, but according to their worth and service in the eyes of their God, their nation, and their families. l am humbly proud of the Woodward family. f . I i ' Ev c lX?2iSE',.f THE FUTURE? A natural reaction to a backward glance is an imaginary glimpse into the tuture. As this glimpse usually outlines our hopes tor a better tomorrow because ot advances made, a wise person will keep in mind that however great the progress may be, we shall still be working with the same types ot individuals as we are working with today. Therefore, we must not put our hopes in the change ot the times. We, instead, want to lay the toundation tor turther growth today by being an example ot the ideals we want to project into tomorrow. Woodward has made her educational contribution in the past quarter century. ln this anniversary year, we should plan cur steps tor the coming years in order that we may show tufther progress in all that we may undertake in the years tc come. --4 pffif Cdlhe ,--'E' l1eW TWO TEMPLES A Builder builded a temple, He wrought it with grace and skill, Pillars and groins and arches All fashioned to work his will. Men said, as they saw its beauty, lt shall never know decay, Great is thy skill, O Builderl Thy fame shall endure for aye. A Teacher builded a temple With loving and infinite care, Planning each arch with patience, Laying each stone with prayer. None praised her unceasing efforts, None knew of her wondrous plan, For the temple the Teacher builded Was unseen by the eyes of man. Gone is the Builder's temple, Crumpled into the dust, Low lies each stately pillar, Food for consuming rust. But the temple the Teacher builded Will last while the ages roll, For that beautiful unseen temple Was a child's immortal soul. Hattie Vose gov jwenfg- ive ecard 0 Ha WE THIS 5 lac ing eruice . . . DEDICATE SAGA if H. Anderson M. Crouse S. B. Crouse -...ogy-Q M, fr-gig F. Lords C. McClure H- MCMa'W '0 C- Meek A. Miner E. Murphy H. Phipps . Awznf -. iowww or or .p.. C Wm.. 3? A n 'A K ',::,, 1 ,... : ff EQ l Q. p,-1.: p v- . 1'-1 zpuz K' ' pp,p.pp r2CCf 1' U WB '4'::':' Ii' ' .-.' ' lin ---- N r ua? . 1- ' 152 5? H. Shaw R. Sheline C. Staneurf R. Thomae s wi as -1 ap N 1: .5 gpm W. Rohr SQ ::15?:2-I -.4 .-E725 26 A 'Eva o 9 X is . NX . X, ' C p..pp pp. p Coppppppppr......pp. pppp pp. up ,Q - .1::m::m::1:-:::::,'::-.1-mr:-pq: ---- -::.4..:.:- .-:.--z--f-:-:-1- .-.- 1 -:-:..:-:.,-:-1.:-p,-.- -1. C. Va nTassel BOARD OF EDUCATION Raymond Baidwin, Grant Murray, Wayne Shawaker, Thomas S. Bretherton, Edward C. Ames W. C. Slator Clerk-Treasurer William E. Hallauer Assistant Superintendent Business Administration My congratulations to the students and faculty of Woodward High School for the fine educational job you are doing. The achievements of the students at Woodward in all fields of endeavor are something of which the community is justly proud. Probably the largest factor in determining the quality of any high school is the pride that the students themselves have in their school. The school loyalty and pride of Woodward students exemplify that spirit. E. L. BOWSHER Superintendent of Schools V Philo C. Dunsmore David R. Pugh Assistant Superintendent Director of High School Educational Administration Instruction l Vs ,X 39? 5 . .S , 'f .. K' .,,., ,.,,,. , 5 I.. .1 af ' X :i5g1g.:.,.:.w,:.,., A 22,5-1:5 is ? 'F ..... , 3 Q Mrs. Vivian Bollcrin ,Q Mrs. Irene Glesmer School Treasurer NP? V 1' 3 Bggk Clerk , 23 ':':'v : I:.: ..,. 2253: -rr . '- f 'is ' - FL i N E 1 'gfglgn Mrs. Nellie Huber Library Clerk Mrs. Barbara Gcmtz Mrs. Margaret Johnson Record Clerk Affermdorwce Clerk M ' -I+-...,,,..,.g,Y lm? H if H .,Mfff,W, f if 'W . Www Wham me X M it 1 -.-T V X M-4' wh M i NS-,,W 'pF 'Ye I . R I 5 s 1? r ix wg: Q 5 I L xxx -M wig M I Yffilx S ma . 1: 1 Lt VKX , beam 'N Q X We T' e Ms I Q I -W A-1 N L, ei: N W 1 :W W Q N X C ,W Q M Wi fa is A 'K 5 2 2:5 They rote one hundred per from heed To feet We get o personol view ot high strategy confererre' TO THE STUDENTS: At the close ot onother yeor, we con look bock ond see thot mony fine things were oc- cornplishecl ot Woodward High School ond olso some things which we wish we had done better. To you who ore returning to Wood- wcird next yeor, I hope you rnoke o tirm res- olution to toke full odvontoge ot oll the opportunities thot Woodword hos to otter. To the Seniors os you leove Woodword, you go forth with the best wishes ot the entire stott. We wish you the best of luck ond os you journey through lite, moy you olwoys meosure up to the ideols ot Woodword. Abair, Angela B.S. '-lorne Economics Anderson, Hella S. AB., B.Ed. Social Studies Boyles, Mary BS., MA. Science 1 ii' Cooper, Marian BA., ME. Commercial Coy, Hazel M. R.N., BS. School Nurse Crouse, Mary W. BA. Mathematics Farrell, Lucile M. B.S.E. Social Studies Fearnside, Henry BS. Industrial Arts Foltz, James B.Ed. Orientation , if ,M I, , 1 4 , . -2:wz:gs':z2:.a:,':::, , fa:-21,1 Brown, Arnold J. BA., MA, Mathematics in Burkett, Bessie J. 2 5 Bs. it 5 Mathematics Clark, Lincoln C. BS. Science Aw Crouse, S. B. lndustrial Arts Dence, Joseph B. B.Ed. Commercial Ersig, Marie Doering B.S., BA. English - .X . If .,., ..,,. c . ,E 6 ..,.,. .,.. 'sg ,fam Keliermeier, Grace L. A.B. English Kerlin, Ethel BA., M.A. English Knierim, James BS. Orientation Hamilton, Marjorie Business English Joseph, Belle BS., MA. Mathematics Kastenholz, June B.A.E., MA. Art Matheny, Dorothy B A ., B.S., MA. Radio Production Matthews, Charles W. BS. industrial Arts McClure, Catherine BA. Physical Education Weave 'V' f.entz, Phyllis B, Art Lords, Floyd AB., MA. Science Manton, Catherine M B., B,L.S. Librarian I me - is-isiilgtiggiszx ..,. , . ,.,. McManamon Hazel F. A B M A English McNeill Ray B Ed Orientation Moorman Vera S ,, Science Zzzz 2 ':i: -.1 .... : .,., t: 48 ,Q fa aw s 5 awww, 2 Murphy, Eleunore B .A. English Nelson, Betty B.S. English Ollendorf, Elizabeth BS. Physical Education Rogolsky, Samuel M. B.A., M.A. Physical Education Rohr, William F. BS., A,B., M.A. Industrial Arts Rohrer, George W. AB., M.A. Languages Shaw, Hannah A.B. English Sheline, Raymond A.B., M.A., C.E., CHE. Science Sloan, Virgil BA., M.A. Social Studies i:5:::-EAW , A 32? Q 55 f 'sa 'BTN v 4' . 5 sw Q Ar? Q' 6 ess-,uv Q 1- , Sorton, Edgar BS, M.A. Music Stanearf, Charles E. BS., M.S. Science Stolainski, Joseph A B.V.E. Industrial Arts Szelagowski, Thaddeus F. B.Ed., M.A. Physical Education . Szor, Samuel P. 3 B.M.E. -V 1- . gr Bond Thomae, Paul 0. I' A llln ' A ,,'.: Ee B.S. , ,,,.,,.:.,,, ' Industrial Arts Thompson, O. M. Q I B.S. 5 In gs Industrial Arts X . ..,,. , Q X S Van Scoyoc, Marthellen R. X Q BS, M.S. Home Economics Van Tassel, C. D. BS., M,A, Commercial Van Vranken, Isla B,C.S. Commercial Vermilya, Bertha Pl'i.B. Social Studies Weis, Wilson E. BS, M.A. Commercial S2 ' lf 51: ll 522 Witte Melvin lndustrial Arts Smith, Art B.S., M.A. Physical Education Y A ,y , W .gf Agni -v ,f,f .f1,3 'B Q 1 b - N423 V? ws V- M ' ' .-t.. 0 V - 'T , , ' ' vu 'Y Y 55 A 1, ..,1.:.,A .AA,.,,,.,,:.., V qq , D ff? nf x Q? + . :IA EEVI .,, ,.,... S My Q ' , V Q They ve got that style, that smile, that winning wax SENIOR CABINET Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Reporter Jerome Bieniek Jerry Fuss Dick Miller Secretary President Vice-President Nancy Lee Teague Clrwet E. Young Art Baz SENIOR COMMITTEES SERGEANT-AT-ARMS COMMITTEE PROGRAM COMMITTEE Chairman: Jerry Fuss Chairman: Art Baz Don Montgomery Tom Williams Janice Folce Bob Taylor Bob McVicker Ralph Collins Emmett Sutton Suzanne Schaller Gene Belinske Jim Malzone Martha Becker l if 1.,. f,:. V X ii Inn - .. ,:,-, ,gf VA Mr. Clyde Meek B.S. Miss Amie Miller B.A. Dean of Girls Dean of Boys The bus was late or My locker wouIdn't open or I just didn't go to class, These are some of the characteristic excuses that have been greeting the ears ot Miss Miller and Mr. Meek each morning of every school day for the past twenty-tive years. These excuses haven't changed much over the years, but being gifted with understanding and kindness, our deans just dicin't seem to mind. The hours may be longg the work, tediousg the students, ditticultg but 'Jndaunted our deans forge ahead with the knowledge that they are doing everything within their power to strengthen character and to maintain high ideals worthy ot the name ot Vtfoodward, Sherlock Holmes succeeds again . .P Fmxiously ruslmng to closs . . See what we won? Woodword's Ugrecsy spoon? 'We spread if , , . Reggie cleans if up! ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE Co clwoirmen' Pot Gossetf Bob Bonkowski GRADUATION COMMITTEE Co-chairmen: Eunice Clwesher, Dick St, Onge ' ' f A Carol Lee Shemes Clinton Bunnell CI'lA0 le5 Krause DOI' Come poui peregoy Charles Werley Shirley Foss Shirley Langdon Don Claus Alice Kay SENIOR ADVISORS Mrs. Elizabeth Ollendorf Mr. Henry Fearnside BANQUET COMMITTEE PROM COMMITTEE Co-chairmen: Joan Burgoon, Jomeel Sodd Co-chairmen: Shirley Abbojoy, Jerry Von Buren SI'I'rIey Haddad Janet Relnbolt Mcirilynn Clark Bill Snellboker pid? PCfIjII , Joyce Roberts Ted Arvonitis Lono Miller rfvn? 7 Shirley Mae fb Q22 1.-A 11 zz' W1 ,fy : -.,. ,,r , 'sri' 4' X Helen Anderson Ted M. Arvanifis Robert Arvay Always gay and It is better to smile Sportsmanship is one Understanding in a as a sunny morn. on all that smile. at his many attributes. quiet way. .1 .1 . K- K -sq . W W - , .V,t ii? f Q E sh, 'awww Thelma Bable Terry Baxter Art Baz Mdrfhd Gloria Becker She is fair to see and A little W0I'l4, O l0T Of l-le always possesses a T0mOffOW'S not 50 for sweet play, is what l call G hearty smile for all. UW0Yf HOV iS The Q00l Dainty from her head perfect dOYA YOU Seek, to feet. Richard Beebe Gene Belinske Sally Bense Marilyn J. Bernhard Always quick with o friendly word. From this diligent mind come practical ideas, Your tomorrow is going to be what your today makes it. ww wut, A . ,S if ' .. ...,.. , 1 N While others speak of success, she achieves it. I Q: X ::' ' ff' Q ' ::,..1.Z. ' Q 4252. ' .. 'X .1 + :gage : 23?-ws-W L, ' -' 'wtttmmw V ' ,., , wi 5 ,zs 35 5222 ., -:f:5 '::.:s5,:.:zg5' -,j:2:f:s:a:2: b2is'am,:. ----A'--- A f. -I -::: ,:E: We 9 ' '.'. we 5 Y I I Q X8 2 . 5 Madelyn Bialorucki Jerome Bieniek Janice Lou Bockelman So stately her form, ln football he did Smile, smile, and soon and so lovely her Shine there'll be miles and fGCe.H A regular fellow all miles Of Smll9S4 the time. . A g 1 We 1 1,4 V+ Emaline Brock Only good shall g with me. Geraldine Burtord Always laughing, happy, and gay Joy is about her everyday. Patricia Bruzda l .:.' ,.:.,.,.. .i,,., - --ill z 5: y,,., AKC P' .11'V.: , :ZZ .iw Betsey Bryan o The roots of character A radiant, gentle go deep. Joan Burgoon Wisdom blended with a sense of humor. ln' smile, She keeps us happy all the while. Pat Carmichael So much sweetness in one little miss. x 'wifi X' Q 1 Bob Bonkowski You have the ability to reach great heights. Clinton Bunnell Only a true friend is so accommodating. Sally Charney A lovely maiden, fair to see. Eunice Chesher The beauty of her heart is as evident the beauty of her face. Don Collier Charles J. Clark You are versatile and Os venturesorne. Ralph Atwood Collins Adaptability is one of You are entertaining your greot assets. Doris lrene Cowdrey She is noble notured. Treat her with all grace. and full of fun. Patricia Curtis I am a great believer in luck. The harder l work, the more of it I seem to have. . x nam. .,,. ,....... . , mg . 5 I lx tw in ti . 'W . .. 3,:Ye . M. X 2 'R Q St . H' , 5 ' , f f . Mft, aa, -I fd gf 2 . 4. ,, - if ,tw tm , , Marilynn Ann Clark Graceful was her form, and slender And her eyes were deep and tender.' 1 Gary Conklin You are ambitious, determined, and alert. Delphine Darowski She has twinkling eyes and a merry laugh. .X N 'fic an H., .2fff..i. K , A . Q S! , .:, f:se1s::':ee5sz N Donald Claus With a song in his heart-for everyone. Ben Cooly Your happy-go-lucky manner is liked by all. Milton R. Davis Nothing is more useful than silence. fii ,,.,..4 ' .e ll.. -,,- l T f' A ':I'E-,.I:E:E:I i:E:?E:5:: ' . like A Q '4 ,W ,i div 4' ' ' '-szzzz'-zffz -' Nancy Louise Decker lf there be laughter in your heart, dor1't hold in for tomorrow. Smile all the smiles you can today. M A I :'t if Carole eWood She is always there, ready and willing. Pauline Duncan Smiling lips and sharp bright eyes, which always seem the same. Joe Dembinski Happy-go-lucky as can be This will get you for, you'Il see. I g:-,:,5E,.,..z. ':-:-,Q M r-5:5 :::::f2 ss: -,,,, -:-- - xx -. 1:'s1:- Della Dickey With a disposition as sunny as her hair. Juanita Eckel Her eyes were fair, and very fairg Her beauty made me glad. June E. Demerdiian Success is difficult to tell. Tis always won by doing well. Nancy Jean Iler 'Tis a womon's privilege to change her mind. Mary Engler Passive with sun- shine, Avid of adventure, Beverly DeVries Sweet and friendly is the smile that she is glad to show, Q 3 3 jf M M wiki s S John Paul Drudzinski You are sincere in all you undertake. Nancy Jane Ewing But friendship is a nobler thingg Of friendship it is good to sing. Janice Annette Falc You know well t joys of kindness. e he ' J.. 22:1 H lfiifiii. ... Q e ,.:,::1ei25I f .i - if -...f:.....:a:sag: -2a:g-r .2221 . ....sa:.. -:eil 'fi 'fI. :f :ff2Eii53 'I .f ' -'1 - . .. - 5 QF f fi S 'N '- X ssl S ' J' ig - if gif? . Ti' ' 'V ' 1 . J - it ti? X if sc-is - ,. if-M-sw-fr Q f,-SN Lionel R. Ford To be rich in friends is to be poor in nothing. Patricia Gossett Hard work reaps a harvest of fame a glory. nd .1 ....s....-- es, b .:::a::-.f' ' -.-...ii-A .. .. .s::t::a::. ' .. :seas- 1 :- w 1 Q li.. . MU? Q x 1 .. 1 ' gl 'Q X5 X ..., . Veronica Rose Fisher A voice so fresh and sweety Clear as a silver bell. Shirley Foss So fair, so pure, So sweet and demure. Patricia Gray Do thy dutyg that is best. Donna Mae Flaczynski Shirley Fleegal There wasn't a minute She is loved for her when Donna wasn't in kindness and is rich in it. be i, j 2 n. D .,... ' 5 , 5 Peggy Ann Gloski Generally speaking, she is . . . well, she is. Josephine Grzybowski Young and beautiful and tallg Exceedingly alike in all. gentle smiles. Dorothy Godsey Silence is golden, but who wants to be rich. Joseph Grzybowski Be silent and safe, for silence never betrays you. A 'xiii ...xc-Stes , st. s ta-we . 1 te . ,,-msg Q s.. . N , t. Q me K' ' as ' E ' 1 - e SSE ax. . Shirley Haddad She is keen and alert with a light in her eye, With a smile and a word for all who pass by. Louise Hazard Her personality shining through, Never a day is blue with Lou. Bernard Hoffman Your radio broken? ls that true? l-lere's a fellow that'Il fix it like new. Cecelia Hankforth Much, too, of music was her thought. Afhersfeen Hicks Laughter keeps me strong and healthy. Dick Hofmeister Good humor within him lies. ,,.- 2wi Robert Harris Theodossia Hatzinikolis He covers the world All the joy of this with smiles. world is found in the making of friends. Charles Hixson Nancy Lee Hoare l-le'll find a way or Blue were her eyes make one. as the fairy-flax, l-ler cheeks like the dawn of clay. Norma Jean Hohn Joyce Ruth Holden Gentle, modest, une As a student she assuming. shines, As a friend she is fine. John Hudzinski Willing cooperation is his specialty. Alice Kay l-ler fingers shcme the typing keys They dance along so lightly. Helen Jane Korpik Live pure, speak true, right wrong. 5 Larry Hughes Not that I study lessj but that l love fun more. W Diane Kelly Hlndifferent to fortune, but tempted by a song. Dan Koziarski Dan's always fair and square. Dave Jukubowski A light heart and a merry nature. Eileen Kesler You are fairer than Cz diadern. Charles Krause A good friend of in telligence rareg An individual beyond compare. Norton Kale lt's the quiet people that accomplish much. Alice Korecki lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Val J. Krieger Your actions depend upon the circumstances at hand. Shirley Langdon Dick Latkofsky Barbara Ann Lentz Whatever you do, What the future holds Though on pleasure whatever you say, she for me? she was bent, she had is always your friend You'll just have to wait a frugal mind. in every way. and see. 2 3 3 1 2 James Maiewski Jim Malzone Nancy Martz Square built, healthy, A truer friend is hard To do my best, and and strong. to find. let that stand The record of my brain and hand. Katherine Matthews George Maxson lmo Jean McBroom The wisp of leaves, Always smiling, always Life is a gift to be and fountain's fall, neat used every day. And her own voice Always makes the girls' more s w e e t than hearts beat. all. Herb Lewis A rare compound of ability, fun, and friendliness. Barbara Mason Let her stay as perfect as she is today. Nash McHaffie Life will never grow weary for him. Robert L. McVicker Carole Meilink Ed Meilink Marilyn Mens He puts his heart and Modest, as her blush- His closest friends like 1'Some can match with soul into football. ing shows, him best. bI'uSl'1 Gnd point The Happy, as her smiles glory of 0 tree. disclose. John Michalak lt's hard to keep a good man down. Ma rdell Mizelle A true leader, patient and understanding. Dick Miller When it comes to ath- letics, he is bound tc excel. Donald Jerome Montgomery l-lis pleasing personal- ity has made him Q friend to all who have known him. Lona Miller Her beauty deep, hc friends many, Robert J. Morrissey Athletically you are in- clinedp A man like you is hard to find. Y. Kathy Mizeiewski A light heart and o merry nature, Neyer too busy to be friendly. Marilyn Moser What e'er we want of any worth, We'ye got to work to gain. ,wg Nancy Ann Oehlers Wanda Patrick Richard Paul Paul M. Peregoy Sweet and lovely suits Nancy to a T, Robert Perry Knowing Bob has really been swell, for with us all he rings a bell. She spares no pains in trying to do her best in every wav. Paul Pierce Never too weary to work or play. Elaine Price Jerry Printki So much for idle wish- Talking of greatness is ing-how it steals the one thingg time. To business Achieving it is another. now! You are energetic, quick witted, and well liked, Joe Piet-ras What a sweet delight C1 quiet life affords, Wilma Quinn A form more fair, a face more sweet Ne'er hath it been my lot to meet. Among the sportsmen he takes a seatg This lad is really hard to beat. Bill G. Poletes Lite is all too serious Mary Theresa Rapp She greets them kind- ly, one and all. Eleanor Rearick Janet June Reinbolt Robert L. Riplie Joyce Roberts A voice that charms. Janet, with a happier It isn't what you do She lived in that ideal face, that counts, but how world l-las a thousand charms you do it. Whose language is not to show. speech, but song. Connie Rower Carefree and gay Full of smiles every day. Suzanne Schaller On her lovely face beams the happiness that is in her heart. Carol Sackman A gentle beauty graced her brow. Joanne Carol Schaub Every responsibility is an opportunity. 5 Jameel Sacld Helen Sandlin l-le who does good to Helen had eyes more others, also does good blue than e'er the sky to himself. Willard Schmidt A man about town, who won't let you down. WCS. Carol Lee Shemes Lovely raven colored tresses matched by deep brown eyes. Barbara Shields William P. Shuff Contented, placid, l.et's have fun while happy l shall be until we can, for life is all the day l die. too short. Bill Snellbaker Alice Soldner He who loves instruc- Sweet as the first tion, loves knowledge. wild violets. Shirley Spaulding Shyrlee Stapleton A girl of such delicate She holds her little graceg thoughts in sight, Eighteen, all laughter Though gay they run and love, and leap. Nancy Silverwood Possessor of the kind' est of hearts and the friendliest of smiles. Anita Sower She knew not those sweet w o r d s she spake, Nor knew her own sweet way, Mary Stith As gay os a lirinet, and yet As tenderly sweet as a dove. A 2 l Carolyn Smith Train up thy mind tc feel content. Henrietta Spanoudis Her happy heart has power To make a stone a flower, Mike Stockner Your jokes promote laughter. Richard St. Onge Parlez vous Francais is what you might hear this young man say. Emmett Sutton A man that possesses wisdom and fun, He is always neat and as bright as the sun. Bill Tailford Conscientious in all he does. l l Pat Strobel Loveliness more re- splendent than sun or starlight. Elaine Swartz Integrity, health, kind- ness to the full. Ray Tarr With determination you will progress. Jim Studdard Full of fun, an all- around guy His motto is do or die. Herbert Swartzlander Size counts little, espe- cially when you have quality. Robert Taylor High in spirits, deep in thought A greater guy can never be bought, Arlene Sutton A heart full of sun- shine, a face full of smiles. Agnes Swearengen A friendly heart with rnany friends. Nancy Lee Teague Socially and scholastic- ally, she is among the highest. if tt ii iiii ! i it tt.3'w4i5? ,. , ,....'Qk . H... Dorothy Tomanski Nancy Tulk l'll sit sewing my Dainty as can be silken seams, Like a coral from the I'II sit iust dreaming sea. my silver dreams. William Ung Gerald Gorden Van Buren Here is a man who Honor lies in honest acts like one. toil, j I i J Shirley Velker Winnie Velliquette A flame to brighten Her spirit is in dis- the lives of others. content Like a torch in restless air. Joyce Laura Turner Quiet, unruftled, always just the same Nancy Vander Ploeg Why gentlemen prefer blondes. Elmer Wagner His aim is highg he's bound to pleaseg To success, he has the keys. . , was Denton Tussing An instigator of fun this lad can't be out done. Theresa Vandock I believe in friend- ship, for I have found it good. Ron Wagner A nice, quiet lad with a quiet way. J g . . . 2 Art Walczak Shirley Jeanne Webber Bill Weisbrod Chuck Werley He is a good man to My heart is full of Here is a friend to all, Here we have a cheery have around. content rich or poor, big or lad. For friends that l have small, met. Robert White Joe Wolfinger Joseph Yarad Chet E. Young Mischief is his middle A great man is modest A combination of hu- A talented person is o name. in his speech, but ex- mor and earnestness. llCfDDY DEVSOW- ceeds in his actions. Margie Zeigler Joan Zielinski Lyla Zurob Catharie Armstrong HWS on easy World To A ,Ore Doffemofsweef- 'lTAhe iovlof life is Sunny of disposition live in if you choose to ness and consideration living it. O l'1ODDY 0dd'l'0 l to make it so. of others. any crowd, Charles Bell Drawing, you see, is a lot more fun than work to me. Lawanda Ruth Coyner Kindness hath a charm that cannot be resisted. Juanita Dull Gently to hear, kindly to judge. Jerry Fuss You are energetic and love sports. Alva Harris Bold in heart and act and word is she. Camera-Shy Seniors Carl King He hurries not, he worries not. Joan C. Lester lt is wisdom to be strong. lt is virtue to be gay. Dick Mandry A friend to many, a foe to none, He never misses a chance for fun. Dan Matuszewski Dan is very handy in his trade of mechanics. Loretta Navor A heart for an old friend, A hand for the new. Paul Nugent Always quiet and businesslike. John Paulen He is not easily dis- couraged. Arthur Perryman Sports aren't all that's on this guy's mind. Gene Ray Off to work he will gc, To find many friends, but never a foe. Carole Rentro Her head to the music bent, And fingers straying upon an instru- ment. John Schubargo Always ready for a laugh. John Sharkey John has a manner all his own. Thomas E. Williams Lively, good natured, not a care has he. Gerry Wojcik Gerry's a lad that'll really score ln whatever the future has in store. Shirley Mae Abbajay Zets 2, 3, 4, Boosters' C l u b 2, Secretarial Club 3, 4, Town Criers 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 4, Extravaganza 3, Soph- omore Dance Commit- tee, Co-Chairman of Senior Prom Commit- tee. Helen Anderson Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Secretarial Club 3, 4. Catharie Armstrong Robed Chorus 4. Ted M. Arvanitis Engineering Society 3, 4, W. Club 3, Boost- ers' Club 4, Football 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 2, 3, Ticket Committee 4. Robert Arvay Thelma Bable Secretarial Club 3, 4, Boosters' Club 2, 3, F.N.A. 4. Terry Baxter Extravaganza 2, U.N. Club 4, German Club 2, 3, 4. Art Baz French Club 4, U.N. Club 4, Cross Country l, Publicity Committee 2, Ring Committee 3, Program Committee 4, Senior Vice-President. Martha Gloria Becker Square Dance 2, Dra- matics 4, Bowling 3, 4, Boosters' Club 4, Extravaganza 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Home Economics 4, Red Cross 4, Tattler 3, 4, Invitation Committee 2, Program Committee 3, 4. Senior Index Richard Beebe Emaline Brock Ge Fasces 2, 3, 4, Deco- ration Committee 2. ne Belinske Sergeant at Arms 4. Charles Bell Sa lly Bense Secretarial Club 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4, Dramat- ics Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Red Cross 4, Marilyn J. Bernhard Red Cross 3, 4, Honor Society 4, F.N.A. 4. Madelyn Bialorucki Je Ja Polish Lit. 2, 3, 4: Home Economics 3, 4, Boosters' Club 2, 3, F.N,A. 4, Bowling l. rome Bieniek Pica Club 2, 3, 4, W Club 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, Ticket Committee 2, Sergeant at Arms 3, Class Treasurer 4. nice Lou Bockelman Equestrian Club l, 2, Leaders' Club 3, U.N. Club 3, 4, Boosters' Club 3, 4, Football Queen. Bob Bonkowski Fasces l, Secretarial Club 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Boosters' Club 3, 4, Honor So- ciety 4, Polish Lit. 4, Queen Committee 2, Social Committee 3, Co-Chairman of An- nouncement Commit- tee 4. Dramatics Club 3, Town Criers 4, U.N. Club 4, Freshman Chorus l, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Cho- rus 4. Patricia Bruzda Boosters' Club 2, 3, 4, Polish Lit. 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Robed Chorus 3, 4, Home Economics 3, 4, Decorating Committee 2. Betsey Bryan Y-Teens 2, Secretarial Club 3, Peris 3, 4, Attendant to Football Queen 4, Invitation Committee 2, Class Secretary 3. Clinton Bunnell U.N. Club 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, Basketball 2, Sergeant at Arms 2, 3, Gradua- tion Committee 4. Geraldine Burtord Peris 2, 3, 4, Boosters' Club 4, Polish Lit. l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, Secretarial Club 4, Home Ec. 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Peri-Zet Formal 4. Joan Burgoon Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Zets 2, 3, 4, U.N. Club 3, 4, Honor Society 4, F.T.A. 4, Editor 'ot Saga, Pro- gram Committee 2, Co-Chairman Junior Prom 3, Co-Chairman Banquet Committee 4. Pat Carmichael Bowling l, 2, 3, Y- Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Zets 2, 3, 4, Dramatics l, 2, Secretarial Club 3, 4, U.N. Club 3, 4, Tattler 2, 3, 4, Town Criers l, 2, Class Vice- President 2, 3, Peri- Zet Formal 3. Sally Charney Peris 2, 3, 4, Town Criers l, 2, 3, Leaders' Club 4, Dance Com- mittee 2. Eunice Chesher Y-Teens l, U.N. Club 4, Student Council 4, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, Zets 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Cheer- leaders l, 2, 3, 4, Co- Chairman of Sopho- more Dance, Co-Chair- man of Graduation Committee 4. Charles J. Clark Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Dra- matics l, Band l, 2, 3, Drum Major 2, 3, Sophomore Dance Committee, Prom Com- Committee 3. Marilynn Ann Clark Student Council 4, Secretarial Club 3, 4, Senior Prom Commit- tee. Donald Claus Fasces l, 2, 3, 4, Ger- man Club 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, Boys' Chorus l, Tattler 2, 3, 4, Decoration Committee 2, Program Commit- tee 3, Announcement Committee 4. Don Collier Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secre- tarial Club 3, Boys' Chorus i, 2, 3, Robed Chorus 4, Program Committee 2, 3, An- nouncement Commit- tee 4. Ralph Atwood Collins Football I, 2, 3, 4, Ballot Committee 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 3. Gary Conklin Home Economics 4, Student Council 4. Ben Cooley UN. Club 4. Doris Irene Cowdrey Town Criers I, French Club 3, 4, Red Cross 4. Lawanda Ruth Coyner 4-H Club l, Science Club 2. Patricia Curtis F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 2, Town Criers I, 2, Secretarial Club 3. 4, U.N. Club 3, 4, Bowling l, 2. Delphine Darowski Boosters' Club I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, Zets 4, Polish Lit. 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Home Economics 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, Cheer- leaders 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling l, Ticket Committee 2, Social Committee 3. Milton R. Davis Town Criers 2, 3, 4. Nancy Louise Decker Boosters' Club 2, F.N.A. 4. Joe Dembinski Polish Lit. 2, 3, 4, Town Criers 4, W Club 3, Booster Club 4, Electricity Club i, Track l, 2, Crass Country 2, 3. June E. Demerdjian Honor Society 4, Lead- ers' Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, Secretarial Club 4, UN. Club 4, Student Council 4, Bowling 3. Beverly DeVries Town Criers 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4. Carole DeWood Zets 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Home Eco- nomics 3, Leaders' Club 4, Town Criers 3, 4, Decoration Com- mittee 2, Program Committee 3. Senior Index Della Dickey Peris 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, Secretarial Club 3, Bowling i. Nancy Jean Diller German Club 4, U.N. Club 4, F.N.A. 4, Leaders' Club 4. John Paul Drudzinski Hi-Y 4, Dramatics 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, Town Criers l, 3, 4. Juanita Dull Pa U.N. Club 3. uline Duncan Secretarial Club 3, 4, UN. Club 4, Y-Teens 4. Juanita Eckel Peris 2, 3, Soph. Queen Attendant, Decorating Committee 2. Mary Engler Nancy Jane Ewing Jo Boosters' Club I, Y- Teens 2, Home Eco- nomics 3, 4. nice Annette Falce Zets 2, 3, 4, Fasces 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Boosters' Club 3, 4, Tattler 2, 3, 4, Legd- ers' Club 3, 4, Extrav- 0Qanza 2, 4, Dramat- ics 3, Junior Achieve. 3, 4, Decoration Com- mittee 2, Social Com- mittee 3, Program Committee 4, Peri-Zet Formal 4. Veronica Rose Fisher Home Economics Club 4. Donna Mae Flaczynski Polish Lit. 4, Special Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics 4, Boosters' Club 3, Bowling 2. Shirley Fleegal Boosters' Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling i, 2, Y-Teens 3, Town Criers 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Dra- matics 4, Program Committee 3. Lionel Ford Football 2, Basketball 2, 3. Shirley Foss Student Council l, 2, 3, Zets 2, 3, 4, Sec- retarial Club 3, 4, U.N. Club 3, Honor Society 4, Band 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Soph- omore Queen, Publicity Committee 2, Prom Committee 3, Zet-Peri Committee 3, An- nouncementCommittee 4 Jerry Fuss Peggy Ann Gloski Majorettes i, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Peris 2, 3, Town Criers 4, Peri - Zet Committee, Class Treasurer 2. Dorothy Godsey Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Zets 2, 3, 4, Secre- tarial Club 3, 4, Dra- matics I, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Program Committee 3, Class Reporter 2. Patricia Gossett Boosters' Club 2, 3, Leaders' Club 4, Zets 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Saga 4, Secretarial Club 3, 4, Special Chorus i, 2, 3, C0- Chairman Announce- ment Committee 4, Dance Committee 2. Patricia Gray Y-Teens 2, F.H.A. 3, F.N.A. 3, Red Cross 3, Fasces 3, 4. Joseph Grzybowski Josephine Grzybowski Home Economics 3, 4. Shirley Haddad Zets 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, Tattler 2, 3, 4, Invitation Committee 2, Banquet Committee 4. Cecelia Hankforth Y-Teens i, Bowling 4, Freshman Chorus. Robert Harris Theodossia Hatzinikolis Special Chorus i, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, U.N. Club 4, Leaders' Club 4, Extravaganza 2, 3. Louise Hazard Waite 2, Secretarial Club 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, Honor Society 4, Saga 4, Senior Ban- quet Committee. Athersteen Hicks Leaders' Club 3, Sec- retarial Club 3, 4' Girls' Chorus i, 2, 3. 1 Charles Hixson Nancy Lee Hoare Y-Teens 4, Boosters' Club 4, Home Eco- nomics 4, Polish Lit 4, Bowling i, Bernard Hoffman Football l. Dick Hofmeister Polish Lit. 2, 3, 4, Hi- Y 4, Student Council 3, 4, Basketball l. Norma Jean Hohn Polish Lit. 4, Y-Teens 4, Boosters' Club 4, Home Economics 3, 4. Joyce Ruth Holden Secretarial Club 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, Honor Society 4, Saga 4. John Hudzinski Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, W. Club 3, U.N. Club 3, Base- ball Manager 2, 3, Varsity Football Man- ager 4, Varsity Basket- ball Manager 4. Larry H ug hes Dave Jakubowski Hi-Y 4, Home Eco- nomics 4, Baseball 3, 4, Checking Commit- tee 2, Prom Committee 3. Norton Kale U.N. Club 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Decoration Committee 2, Social Committee 3. Alice Kay Scott i, 2, Bowling 3, Peris 3, 4, Secretarial Club 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, Election Committee 4, Announcement Committee 4. Diane Kelly Special Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Peris 2, 3, 4, Boosters' Club 3, 4, Y-Teens i, Extrava- ganza 3, 4, Student Council i, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2. Eileen Kesler Honor Society 4, Sec- retarial Club 3, 4, Peris 2, Bowling l, 2, 3, Publicity Commit- tee 2. Alice Korecki Peris 4, Polish Lit. l. 2, 4, Student Council 1, 2, F.T.A. 2, 4, Red Cross 2, 4, Y-Teens 2, 4, Dramatics 2, 41 Boosters' Club i, 2, 4, Decoration Committee 2. Helen Jane KorPlk Polish Lit. Dan Koziarski Charles Krause Val J. Krieger Engineering Society 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Boosters' Club 4, Golf 2, 3, 42 Bowling. Mary Theresa Rapp Shirley Langdon Y-Teens 2, Peris 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Fasces Club, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Bowling 3, Invitation Committee 2, An- nouncement Committee 4, Election Committee 4, Saga 4. Dick Latkofsky Barbara Ann Lentz Y-Teens l, 2, Home Economics 3, 4, UN. Club 4. Joan C. Lester Herb Lewis Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Cross Coun- try 3, Ticket Commit- tee 2, Tattler 2, 3, 4. Richard Majewski Jim Majewski Jim Malzone Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Engineering Society 3, 4, Senior Program Committee. Dick Mandry Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Sergeant- at-Arms 3. Nancy Mart: Zets 2, 3, 4, U.N.Club 3, Secretarial Club 4, Dance Committee 2, Program Committee 3. Barbara Mason Y-Teens 2. Katherine Matthews U.N. Club 3, 4, Sec- retarial Club 3, 4, Zets 4, Bowling 4, Junior Ring Commit- tee, Ticket Committee 2, Prom Committee 4, Peri-Zet Committee 4. Dan Matuszewski George Maxson U.N. Club 4, Bowling 4. lmo Jean McBroom Nash McHaffie U.N. Club 3, 4. Robert L. McVicker W. Club l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, 3, 4. Carole Meilink Y-Teens 3, Secretarial Club 4, Girls' Chorus l, Bowling 2, 3. Senior Index Ed Meilink Pica Club 2. Marilyn Mens F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Lead- ers' Club 3, 4, Editor of Tattler, Honor Soci- ety 4, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Boosters' Club 3, 4, U.N. Club 3, 4, Ex- travaganza 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. John Michalak Band 2, 3, 4, Polish Lit, 2, 3. Dick Miller Pica Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Reporter 3, 4, Sophomore Queen Committee, Sergeant- at-Arms 2. Lona Miller Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, Zets 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, U.N. Club 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Band 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Extravaganza 2, 3, 4, Saga 3, 4, Program 2, Social Committee Committee 3, Publicity Committee 4, Zet-Peri Committee 3. Kathy Mizeiewski Polish Lit. l, 2, Boost- ers' Club 2, 3, 4, Y- Teens 2, 3, Secretarial Club 3, 4. Mardell Mizelle Home Economics 3, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Bowling l, 4. Donald Jerome Montgomery Track 4. Robert J. Morrissey W. Club 3, 4, UN. Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Foot- ball 3, Sergeant-at- Arms 3. Marilyn Moser Secretarial Club 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, UN. Club 4. Loretta Navor Home Economics 3, 4, Polish Lit. 2, 3, F.N.A. 4, Boosters' Club 2. Paul Nugent Nancy Ann Oehlers Y-Teens l, 2, Fasces l, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Bowling 3, Publicity Committee 2. Wanda Patrick Portsmouth l, 2, Sec- retarial Club 3, U.N. Club 3. Richard Paul Honor Society 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, Football l, 2, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Senior Banquet Com- mittee. John Paulen Paul M. Peregoy Town Criers 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, W. Club 3, Band l, 2, U.N. Club 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, Sergeant-at- Arms 2, Graduation Committee 4. Robert Perry Engineering Society 4. Arthur Perryman Paul Pierce Tattler 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Bowling 4, Basketball 2. Joe Pietras Bill G. Poletes Band l, 2, 3, 4, Spe- cial Chorus 3, 4. Elaine Price Boosters' Club l, 2, F.T.A. l, 2, 4, Y- Teens l, Bowling 4. Jerry Printki Golf 3. Wilma Quinn Band l, 2, 3, 4, Eques- trian Club l, 2, Y- Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Boosters' Club 2, 3, 4, Secretarial Club 3, 4, Red Cross 3, 4, Dra- matics 2, 3, Bowling 2, Dance Committee 2, Prom Committee 3. Gene Ray UN. Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Football 3, 4. Eleanor Rearick Ja F.T. A. 3, 4, Tattler 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Fasces l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Election Committee 4. net June Reinbolt Club 3, 4, Secretarial retarial Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, Home Ec. 4, Peris 4, Student Council 4, Boosters' Club 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Banquet Committee 4. Carole Renfro F.N.A. 2, Y-Teens 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Town Criers l, 2, 3, Ticket Committee 2. Robert L. Ripiie Town Criers 4. Joyce Roberts Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 2, 3, Red Cross 3, UN. Club 4, Zets 4, Special Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Achieve. 4, Bowling 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Banquet Committee 4. Connie Rower Boosters' Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Sec- retarial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club l, 2, Cheerleaders l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, Invitation Commit- tee 3. Carol Sackman Zets 2, 3, 4, Secre- tarial Club 3, 4, Y- Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Bowl- ing l, 2, 3, Boosters Club 2, 3, Dramatics l, 2, Tattler 2, 3, 4, Junior Achieve. 32 Town Criers l, Class Secretary 2, ClOSS Treasurer 3. 1 Jameel Sadd H French Club 2, 3, 4? Mixed Chorus li Honor Society 4, U.N. Club 3, 4, Saga 4, Student Council 4, Decoration Committee 2, Ring Committee 3, CO- Chairman ot Banquet Committee 4. elen Sandlin Y-Teens l, 2, PENS 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4, Red Cross li l30Wll lQ 22 Dance Committee 2, Prom Committee 3. Suzanne Schaller Fasces l, 2, 3, 42 Y- Teens l, 2, 3, 42 Boosters' Club 2, 31 Secretarial Club 3, 4, Tattler 2, 3, 4, EX- travaganza 2, Dance Committee 2, Program Committee 4. Joanne Carol Schaub Polish Lit. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Secre- tarial Club 3, 4, Town Criers 2, 3, 4, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Decoration Committee 2. Willard Schmidt UN. Club 4, Town Criers 4. John Schubargo John Sharkey U.N. Club 3, Town Criers 4, Track l. Carol Lee Shemes Peris 2, 3, 4, Secre- tarial Club 3, 4, Boost- ers' Club 2, 3, 4, Decoration Committee 2, Prom Committee 4. Barbara Shields Home Economics 3. William P. Shuff Pica Club l, 2, 3. Nancy Silverwood Home Economics 4, Y- Teens l, Secretarial Club 4, Red Cross l, Robed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3. Carolyn Smith Y-Teens 3, 4, Secre- tarial Club 3, 4, Boost- ers' Club 3, 4, Pro- gram Committee 3. Bill Snellbaker Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secre- tarial Club 3, Boys' Chorus l, 3, Robed Chorus 4, Football Manager 4, Sergeant- ot-Arms 2, Co-Chair- man of Junior Prom, Prom Committee 4. Alice Soldner Home Economics 3, 4, Polish Lit. 4. Anita Sower Red Cross l, Polish Lit. 4, Secretarial Club 4. Henrietta Spanoudis Y-Teens 2, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Peris 2, 3, 4, Boosters' Club 4. Shirley Spaulding Shyrlee Stapleton Home Economics 3, 4. Mary Stith Home Economics 3, 4. Mike Stockner Polish Lit. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Central l, 2. Senior Index Richard St. Onge French Club 3, 4, En- gineering Society 4, Checking Committee 2, Graduation Com- mittee 4. Pat Strobel Secretarial Club 3, 4, Peris 4, Leaders' Club 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Home Economics 4, Bowling l, 2, 3. Jim Studdard Arlene Sutton Red Cross 3, 4, Secre- tarial Club 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Boosters' Club 4, Student Coun- cil 4. Emmett Sutton Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Fasces l, 2, 3, 4, U.N. Club 3, Ger- man Club 4, Tattler 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Queen Committee 2, Program Committee 2, 3, 4, President Toledo Area Student Council 4. Elaine Swartz Boosters' Club 4, Sec- retarial Club 3, Bowl- ing l, 2, 4, Ticket Committee 2. Herbert Swortzlander Agnes Swearengen PNA. 3, 4, UN. Club 4, Chorus l, Special Chorus 2, 3, 4. John Szymanski Bill Tailford Fasces 2, 3, 4, U.N. Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 4, Prom Committee 3. Ray Tarr Town Criers 4, Basket- ball l, 2. Robert Taylor Camera Club l, 2, Boosters' Club 4, Fasces 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Engineering Society 3, 4, UN. Club 3, 4, Saga 4, Magazine Committee 3, Program Committee 4. Nancy Lee Teague Zets 2, 3, 4, Bowling l, 2, Secretarial Club 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 4, Boosters' Club 2, 3, French Club 3, U.N. Club 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Tat- tler 2, 3, 4, Class Sec- retary 4, Ticket Com- mittee 2, 3. Dorothy Tomanski Polish Lit. 3, 4, Home Economics 3, 4. Nancy Tulk Home Economics Club 3, 4, Boosters' Club 4. Joyce Laura Turner Secretarial Club 3, 4, Fasces 4. Denton Tussing William Ung U.N. Club 4, Student Council 4, Ticket Committee 2. Gerald Garden Van Buren U.N. Club 3, 4, Engi- neering Society 4, Honor Society 4, Saga 4, Program Committee 2, Chairman of Ring Committee 3, Co- Chairman of Senior Prom. Nancy Vander Ploeg F.N.A. 4, Leaders' Club 4, Student Coun- cil l, 2, 3, Peris 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. 3, 4, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, Dancing Committee 2. Theresa Vandock Secretarial Club 4. Shirley Velker Y-Teens l, 2, 4, Sec- retarial Club 3, 4, Boosters' Club 4, Dra- matics Club 3, Ex- travaganza 2, 4. Winnie Velliquette Home Economics 3. Georgie Venable Elmer Wagner Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Fasces Club 2, 3, 4, Engineering Soci- ety 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Co-Chair- man of Sophomore Dance, Ticket Com- mittee 3. Ron Wagner Art Walczak Baseball 4. Shirley Jeanne Webber Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Lead- ers' Club 3, 4, U,N. Club 3, Secretarial Club 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Home Eco- nomics 3, Bowling 3, Student Council 4. Bill Weisbrod Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. Chuck Werley German Club 4, U.N. Club 4, Graduation Committee 4. Robert White Football 4, Mixed Chorus 3. Thomas E. Williams Gerry Wojcik Secretarial Club 4, Home Economics 4, Hi-Y 4, Boosters' Club 4. Joe Wolfinger Joseph Yarad Chet E. Young UN. Club 3, 4, W. Club 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore President, Junior Pres- ident, Senior President. Margie Ziegler Joan Zielinski FIA. 3, 4, Polish uf. 2, 3, 4, UN. Club 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Boosters' Club l, 2, 3, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4. Lyla Zurob Boosters' Club 2, 3, Secretarial Club 3, 4, Town Criers l, 2, 3, Peris 4, Ticket Com- mittee 2, Ring Com- mittee 3. Eunice Chesher Janice Bockelmon BeTsey Bryon THE FOOTBALL QUEEN Janice Bocklemon ATTENDANTS Betsey Bryon Eunice Chesher Dressed up for a date. As you'd see us at a football game jeans, pep shirt, and all. X x X l 'Typical school clothes in The very latest in dance dress- a not too typical pose. the 'ballerina length' formal. .X i ie.: i F i SAGAITES Our pubficction staffs in on informal pose. TATTLERITES ,A uuuuus 'RWM 6-1fdil iag,,, Miss Edna McLaughlin 1885-1952 Miss McLaughlin would have been honored as one of our teachers who had been at Woodward through its first twenty-five years, if she had been with us this year. Judith Sluder 1938-1952 HORIZON I watched a sail until it dropped from sight Over the rounding seo. A gleam of white, A last far-flashing farewell, and, like a thought Slipped out of mind, it vanished and was lost. Yet to the helmsman standing at the wheel Broad seas still stretched beneath the gliding keel, Disaster? Change? He felt no slightest sign, Nor dreamed he of that far horizon line. So may it be, perchance, when down the tide Our dear ones vanish. Peacefully they glide On level seas, nor mark the unknown bound, We call it death-to them 'tis life beyond. Author Unknown 5 i l -'-+,,...,. :' 1 if' A,... , , ...msg-v QNNN?-NNW VS' M! gl: 'br 3? -41 a psf xv, ,gf QW' if Sm XZ!! 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Mean , Q I X fl Qi 3:1 SW X ,. ., 1 f + f 5 f Row l 3 Row 2: Row 33 Row 4: low 5: Jercme Toblarwski, Kenneth -l-omczok, Jane Toflw, Elizabetn Tranros, Robert Vance, Leo 'Wa Florence XfVarner, Sylvester Wcislala, Davefta Webb, Doloris Nnfebb. Mary Webb, Rose lNelTbreCl'1T, Sylyio Wexler, Cbarles Vlfbifney. Franies Wooclraff, Pal VVoOds., Loyal VVOodward, Jerry Wfrlgbf, Joyce VVrigl'lf, James Zoenger, :lf l,,.l'l..lxl. Beffye Zalevwslxi, Valeria Zcremba, Rosernorre Zarick, Arlene Zlellnsld, loan Zienfrldexviiz, Tom Zralla Sophomore Cabinet And Advisors Raw l: Eleanor Titgenneyer Secretaryg Miss Virginia Orthwein, Advisarg Mr. Leo Robie, Advisor Charles Wari', President, Raw 2: Richard Rcmbkowski, Vice-Presiaentg Fred Webb, Sergeant at armsg Claudette Haddad, Treas ureig Bob Roman, Reporter. ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS COMMITTEE DANCING CLASS COMMITTEE QUEEN COMMITTEE CHECKING COMMITTEE ORCHESTRA COMMITTEE DECORATION COMMITTEE TICKET COMMITTEE REPORTER AND PUBLICITY COMMITTEE INVITATION COMMITTEE A X leaf 2 ff IN. Q SE Q .,,. 1. ..,. . 3' 4:4 if Q? ' f gr 2 se? s x Q ff' si 'ig' 1 C k . :'f55555' ' 2 .ef :Ez-' . I5 A COMING-I Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 12 fe We .:s5.g1::.:.,::::EfsaEfI .. , A Q ' A' , i Q5 rr V A , ,NM 2 df ww i X V fl .. '.... ws-+3 . '33, ':-- 2 A N, X in T353 ' - g et lsfui f' i Linda Abernathy, Casimer Amborski, Patricia Amborslql, Dolores Anderson, Marie Armstrong, Phyllis Arnold, Ruth Arthur, John Arvay. Carol Askins, Jeannie Atkins, Lois Austin, Robert Bable, Gail Bartield, Edward Barnes, Robert Barnes, Joyce Bell. Dennis Bense, Bernard Beres, Gloria Besase, Larry Bialecki. Carol Billeter, James Birr, Mary Birr, Daniel Bishop. Frances Bias, Reva Boden, Charles Bogle, Burton Boileau, Anna Bojarski, Richard Banawitt, Nancy Bowling, Dawn Bradley. Barbara Brennernan, Betty Brenneman, James Brooks, Janice Brown, Shirley Brown, Florine Bruton, Pat Buckholz, Gerald Burton. Joyce Bussinger, Sally Carnes, Stanley Cieslewski, P-lenry Clark, Oro Clarlc, Richard Cline, William Close, Eula Coker. 'Z' , a ff 'i , , 1, ij fix 5 J 1 gm, X I ' X W, zz' .,A.::,. , as X ia X Q 5 'fb NS , -S+ Row Row ROW Row Row Row Raw ,. 11. , :..:,:,.,, , qqln . , Q W we if .:: x X mx . .... .. , X X . .... , V E ,C NW Jeannette Cook, Jim Cousins, Jack Crist, Jacqueline Cutsinger, Sonia Czerwinski, Shirley Dale, Jean Darowski, Kay Davis. Laura Davis, Suzanne Davis, Jackie Dawson, Rosalie Del Brocca, Tony Del Brocco, Glen DeGelnor, Charles Dickens, Charles Dockery, Ethel Dobson, Marilyn Doriarski, Bill Douglas, Sally Dunmire. Ruth Ebertlus, Charles Edelman, Rebecca Engler, Sylvia Eversole. Julie Falce, Arla Farwell, Barbara Fellcner, William Fernow, Shirley Finnegan, Carol Fisher, Thomas Fitch, Jim Flowers, Stuart Fawle, Genevieve Frankowski, Gale Freiheit, Joanne Fuss, David Gajewski, Joyce Gallingtan, Barbara Gentry, Joe Gott. Pat Galatka, Arthur Goadside, Dale Gossett, Richard Gow, Jo-Anna Grant, Paul Grant, Barbara Gray, Frances Green- walt. . , 5.: :::,5 ...k,, ' J i'Wz t wi f Q '5 5, -. K ,I g ,., ,, ,IAIV , 1 me we .Ls E:' 2-1' SESS, E:-- 1: . ' FI , A . 5: i. ,:, - 109' '. .. Ti' W fr .W :-, , -g'-:-+:-.- -:--::: . ..., ' .,.. --'-': s - - 5 7, ., X ,V ij Q 35 . if vm s .'i?'ff9ff5' ggig.,-,: ie Q2 5555 - 1 . S-' x ,. 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Toy Ann Keller, Donna Kelley, Lavie Kerwin, Gerald Kleinert, Torn Kloptenstein, Norton Knapp, Mary Knous Carol Knox. Floyd Kolacki, Phyllis Koperski, Lillian Kosinski, Dolores Kowalski, Frances Krett, Barbara Krernpa, Yvonne Krueger John Kuchcinski. - : t dew 48,45 5 Q NQQ . T535 ,, ' 3' .-.-.- : 21,32 ' X t . ' 1'-2:52.39 , J ' '.:5::3,::..5sgegfygig- 1. ' -W W 1: fr -A X . A xx ,,.,V, ' W' :E Iz- qlzz g 'll :.. 1 Vlzz . A::::.:.. ,,:: H HIVA- 62 A 1' V. ?5fliEg' -::. , , 2 M : , '.,. X .,..,,. F x'V . M 'Z Q ---' - 2', ver - S 4' 'X A ..1- ','::f .- :..V1, z V f 2-is as :,.. ,z Iif sfrssazz zz' , sf- . , . 1-Q , , Q ' 9 E ,V,,.: E W in .,.. .:,: I 5 ., M A ww F H ,.,. ,,,A,: 'N fe, iwlmflll 1 ,4 F l 'D' 'J 1-f, W -1 533 l A .W yt. Egg cd f. X 1 X ,Q Nm M ::,5 . 4 X QQBYEQ f li f',' 'tv ' x NJA -fs CLDQ I it yodr Sweet ' Q sfmoi x Mffmk 'N' ,cw pa.. i 1' Ts ,.,., . A. :.:.,,:.. - - , Xl Q ,I - v--- - ,. ,A ,- - A iz . , . .. . ' :: .-:g' . ww F133 IIC ' f ' i S? 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Row 2: Betty Lawniczak, Eugene Levans, Linda Lieske, Floyd Light, Sally Lohmeyer, Mary Ann Lajewski, Billie Lower Mary Lower. Row 3: Mary Ann Mahler, Donald Malinowski, Nancy Malinowslai, Joyce Mason. Row 4: Georgia Maxson, Robert Mazuchowski, Mary Ellen McClure, Ken McCormick. Row 5: Katherine McGee, Suzanne Mclnnes, Wayne Meadows, Tom Meek, Jacqueline Meilink, Barbara Meyer, LaVern Meyer, Marilyn Mischka. Row 6: Joan Misiewicz, Dolores Mlynarek, Colleen Moore, Joseph Moore, Jennie Morgan, Carol Moser, Bonnie Moyer Dolores Mruzek. Row 7: Carol Naparstek, Doris Oien, Shirley Oliger, Betty O'Nea!, Helen Owsley, Donald Palinski, l-lelen Pappas, Alice Parish. ps , . A . ::5:5:::Q!!?f zg' j , , , 3 , 't M Q N 8 N9 Q Y Keri wi A M A J 5' .- , .- ,., Qwwf m, lf ... ..... zz' 2':E 15:53 r ' ::: ' 352 JN 'Ref Q 2 m..,.a:B8-W. NMML , an , fxfir Raw l: Betty Partin, Russell Patterson, Rita Paul, Fran Pearson, Barbara Pemberton, Philip Pencki, Wlilliarn Permar, Mel Ploceck. Row 2: Alice Ploetzke, Arlene Popp, Storlin Powers, Joann Pranke, Rose Claire Pryba, Shirley Putterbdugh, Gene Pyzik, Do Mingo Bamirez. Row 3: Theresa Reiter, Sanyo Richardson, Jeanette Roach, Jim Roberts, Jaclyn Robson, Bob Roman, Dick Rornbkowski, Joan Ronda. Row 4: Kenneth Rosinski, Robert Roudebush, Virginia Rowley, Joan Rutkowski, Elsie Sage, Ellen Sahodi, llene Scikheim, Barbara Sakowsiei. Row 5: Judy Sattertield, James Schaller, Betty Schill, Carl Schlorb, Bonnie Schuldt, Pat Schully, Joyce Schultz, Phyllis Sellers, Row 61 Rosalie Shamas, Sue Shields, Martha Shiyely, Bobbie Silcoy, Donna Skahill, Barbara Skibiriski, Douglas Slack, Sandy Sloan. Row 7: Bob Smith, Alice Snyder, Mabel Snyder, Donald Sodd, Ronold Sosnowicz, Barbaro Spencer, Shirley Stahl, Mary Steger. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row l 2 3 4 6 7: 4 we is-xv.-... ....,.. o MW. l Janire St. Onge, Eugene Strause, Dale Sukrweier, Don Suzor, Margie Swearenger, Robert Szczurek, Angeline Szyman- ski, l-lank Szyrnanski. Dolores Szymczak, Mary Ann Szynfelt, Torn Tailford, Robert Tanicola, Gretchen Thornpson, Stanley Thorzynski, Eleanore Titgerneyer, Frank Todd, Carol Tu:ker, Ronnie Tucker, Susan Tucker, Lucinda Turner, Rosemary Turner, Joseph Underwood, Wayne Under- wood, Kenny Urbaytis. l-larry Van Meter, Donald Venable, Ronald Wagner, Barny Googles, Renita Walczak, Gary Walk, Charlie Warr, Fred Webb. Edward Wiczynski, Patricia Wielinski, Geraldine Willard, Bennie Williams, Charles Williams, Gary Williams, Morris Williams, Eugene Wolford. JoAnn Wood, Ray Wood, Danna Woodruff, Virginia Woodward, Mary Worral, Jerry Wozniak, Pauline Wozniak, Jim Wright. Joan Wfujkowski, Dale Wyatt, Jane Yocum, John Young, Vcida Zaenger, Ann Zalewski, Joanne Ziethlow, Ruth Ann Zytkus. t we Si? 'YY 0 Row Ackley, Gayle Alexander, Sarah Alexander, Antonia Amato, Johnny Anderson, Bonnie Andrews, Shirley Appleby, Melvin Armstrong. Raw Judy Assally, Marie Asta, Katherine Atherton, Diana Attie, Carol Baird, Jean Baker, Joan Balis, Alice Bancroft, Barbara Banks, Gerald Banks, Raw Barbara Barber, Robert Barker, Barbara Barnes, Nancy Barnett, Sue Beamon, Patricia Bednarski. Row Kay Beers, Joyce Belcher, Robert Bell, Joseph Berendt, Marilyn Berente, Damaris Bernhard. ROW Row Row Row Row Joe Bevier, Jim Bieniek, Toni Bitharas, Katherine Bus, Jacqueline Blasingim, DuLayne Bloomfield, Ethel Bogan, Cora Sue Bolton, Richard Bosak, Barbara Bowlus, Sheila Bowlus, Barbara Boyd, Shirley Braden, Martha Brandon, Carole Bray, Don Brenneman. Barbara Bridges, Lois Brochu, Lynn Brock, Ronald Brock, Rolland Bronkonski, Barbara Brown, Chadwick Brown, Joan Brown, Richard Brown, Vllinonah Brown, Beverly Bunting, Marlene Burrow, Ronald Bushroe, Denise Byrd, Noncy Caldwell, Joe Carl, Wilber Carmichael, Carol Carpenter, Jack Caygill, Jim Caygill. Catherine Ceglio, Ardis Chadwick, Fred Cieslewski, John Clark, Malcolm Clark, Beverly Clay, Sally Clegg, Robert Cottield, Marjorie Collins, Carl Conner. -Z Mg w Q TQ J - W gf i J' 1- W- F ' .N j .. iff? ii. lj gait' 5' E7 s xg? ' TA A ,ff -iflric, ' Q l as ' A ----'f, I s ww . a 0 'X X .32 Q ,Q is assi .., ' 22 v 9 fe 11 ww X .... 1 Z-I.: 5' YQ ., As. , me ,.,,' 4,,,,. gill .if . D XZ A ' t 'ig 1,83 '- .E :ZAA I E' fm 3 f :.f 'Fl' 2 ---' r '- 2-f 3 ,. -ii. ' .: ., i -. 'fi .zz Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Roland Converse, Kyle Cook, Evelyn Carder, Calvin Cousino, Anna Mae Cowell, Michael Craden, Lois Crawford Peggy Creekrnore, Alice Cutsinger, Jeanette Czop. Harold Dahar, Joe Damrauer, Barbara Davis, Delores Davis, Ethel Davis, Marigene Decker, Deanna DelBrocco Delores Demecs, Zenaida Diaz, Paula Diemer. Robert Domby, Richard Doiner, Jo-Ann Douglas, JoAnn Douglas, Howard Dunbar, Jack Durbin. Edwin Durtey, Betty Eichenberg, Barbara Elekonich, Erita Erdmanis, William Ervin, Keith Eubanks. Evelyn Ferguson, John Ferris, Nancy Ferris, Doris Fitzgerald, Dorothy Fitzpatrick, Audru Fleck, Nancy Fleming, Thomas Fleming, Abraham Flores, Barbara Flowers, Dolores Folczynski, Dominic Forille, Edward Fortney, Betty France, Charles Frederick, Leonard Futey. Gary Gardner, John Gauthier, Joyce Gerber, Paul Gilbert, Jim Glass, Annette Glover, Dorothy Golembiewski, Mollie Gors, Charles Gose, Martha Graham. Frank Gralak, Mary Grant, Caroline Gray, Rose Mary Grill, Norman Grodi, Arlene Grogan, Richard Grogan, Daisy Grooms, Ameena Hady, Thomas Hafner. James Hall, Ronald Hall, Sally Hall, Nelda Hamby, Fredia Harlan, Juanita Harris, Mike Harsh, Mary Ann Hart Patsy Hartenberger, Tommy Hartenberger. .,.1,,, . .,.1,,.. q ,V A,:, E, , iw QE ,. A. .- . .t. i , v .,. '. W if ii ff l ,345 t 11: .. 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Jeanne Jankowski, Robert Jechura, Gaynelle Johnson, Robert Jones, Joan Kaminski, Mary Kaminski. Richard Kaweski, Loretta Kazmierczak, Donald Keete, Dorothy Keel, George Keel, Carl Keeran, Joanne Keisser, Carole Kenney, Dick Kesling, Billy Kemple. Fred King, Gerry Klockowski, Ronald Knapp, Rosemary Komasinski, Rosalind Kowalski, Catherine Koziel, Arthur Kozlowski, Roger Krauss, Carole Krempa, Violet Kropaczewski. Karl Kutschbach, Gloria Kropchuk, Paul Laberdee, Richard LaChapelle, Gregory La Fountaine, Phyllis La Munyon, Diane La Pointe, Penelope La Pointe, Bob Layne, Joanne Lazette. Diana Lee, Richard Le Fevre, Joan Lewandowski, Michael Lewandowski, Doris Lewis, James Lewis, Theresa Lewis, Josephine Liggens, Karen Lloyd, Virginia Loo, James Hipkiss, Madeline Hahn, Edward Holden, Marlene Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 3 Ronald Loolen, John Loth, Ned Ludluni, Geraldine Luty, Edmund Mackiewicz, Betty Maiewski, Julie Ann Makulinski, Sammy Mann, Betty Manor. Marion Marciniak, Martha Margaritis, Elaine Markopoulas, Richard Mason, Marlene Matuszak, Susan Maxson, Jerry Mayer, Carol McComb, Clyde McCoy, Janice McGaha. William McGibbeny, David McKinney, Paul McKinzey, Donalda McLeod, Cornelius McNary, Robert Melber. Tom Merickel, Audrey Merriam, Susanne Meyer, Kenneth Mickel, Stanly Mikol, David Miller. Henrietta Miller, Richard Miller, Robert Miller, Shirley Miller, Robert Minard, Barbara Mininger. Carol Mitchell, Vincent Mockensturm, Derwish Mohamed, Joan Mohr, Jerry Monnett, Arnold Moore, Dan Moore, James Moorehead, Jeannine Moorehead, Dick Munoz, William Myers, Norman Myslinski, Geraldine Nagley, Ray Navor, Joyce Naylor, Mary Obidowski, Larry Oehlers, Richard Oehlers, Paul Ogle, Robbie Oliver. Nancy Ollila, Marlene Orns, Rosemary Ortiz, Arlene Pacer, Dale Packard, Carroll Page, Yule Papentuse, Eldora Pappas, Darlene Parish, Thomas Pasko. Delberta Patrick, Mary Patterson, Helen Peters, Mary Pendergratf, Don Phillips, Marceil Phillips, Cletus Phoenix, Nora Pierce, Steven Pietszak, Edward Plocek, l V-:Q .. gf 3 z .- ' ll Row Row Row Row Row Row Row ROW Row Hifi Q ---- : 25:1 -n-...S Joseph Pocs, Charles Pollaut, Avalon Porazynski, John Powell, Chester Przybysz, Alberta Janet Rahe, Rawlins, Marilyn Ray, Ralph Ray. Bryan Rearick, Marian Recknagel, Kirk Richmond, Carol Richardson, James Richason, Travis Rippy, Angelene Rogers, Grace Rollman, Joseph Root, Terrill Rose. Saundra Routt, Alice Saba, Loretta Sabbaah, Mary Sahadi, Dolores Sartin, Dale Schultz. Pauline Schultz, James Schwyn, Richard Sendelbach, Mildred Schackletord, Darlene Shatter, Dolores Shatter, Roberta Shaulis, l-larold Shepard, Sharon Shields, Charles Siglow, Kay Sisco, Barbara Shelding, Jerry Sloan, Patricia Slowinski, Betty Smith, Byrl Smith, Pat Snyder, Barbara Sacha, Richard Sodd, Sharon Sorge, Gordon Sosnowicz, Jaroldine Spaulding, Jane Stahl, Beverly Stapleton, Carolyn Staup, Arthur Stearns, Bernard Steinbaugh, Frances Stevens, l-larry Stevens, Donald Subleski, Grace Sullivan, John Sutton. Grover Swartzlander, Richard Szachta, Daniel Szparka, Barbara Szymanski, Kenneth Taylor, Carolyn Timpe, Larry Tonett, Patricia Tooman, Sally Truax, Anna Trznadel. Dorothy Tucker, Edith Tucker, Patricia Tucker, Susan VanderPloeg, JoAnn Varina, JoAnn Varnell, George Voss, Maria Venegas, Carol Vlachowiak, Milton lvlfaggoner. Tix. 'W WN? , ,.,,,.,,.,..,.,.,.,.,. , r 1, it if: lx , ,ii iffhfays, R 'f i 'Q I' .... ,2 in we mls Row li Walentawski, charles Washburn, Joseph , Carole lNebber, Weinstein, Laurence Vfexler, Ronald Whailey, Nancy Whettan, Joe VVhital4er. Row 2: lNilma XNhite, Eugene Wieczorek, Arrealous Williams, George Williams, Judy Wilson, Patricia Wilson, Carol Winkel- man, Earl Wisniewski, Patricia Wagcila, Nancy Walt. Qow 3: Velma Woods, Sally Word, Anna Vifrede, John 'vVrecle, JoAnn Wright, Paul Wujlsowslci, Michael Yalqumitkis, George Yarad, John Yarad, Terry Yarrita, Qaw 4: Vifalter Young, Arlene Zaborawska, David Zakrzewski, Ed Zarick, Herbert Zieman, Pat Zurobi The remaining are pictures of students of various classes who were unidentified. S K fi ofa A ff' 4 A 'ta ,fr Qw And you'l! soy, Now the-re's someone I'd like to Imow, The-y've got 'thot good old Woodword pep and go. BOOSTER? CLUB Row l: Row 2: Row 3: The Cheerleaders oct cs advisor' Sonia Czerwinski, Joyce l-leringhausen, Donna Swahill, Theresa Reiter, Dolores Anderson, Jean Darowski, Janet Reinbolt, Pat Woods, Julie Falce, Sylvia Wexler, Marilyn Miller, Delphine Darowski, Connie Rower, Eunice Chesher. Genevie Hughes, Joann Lewandowski, Marilyn Donarski, Jean Jankowski, Martha Becker, Shirley Velker, Carolyn Smith, Sally Silver, Dolly Kowalski, Genevieve Frankowski, Barbara Soldwish, Donna Powers, Carol Lee Shemes, Arlene Sutton, Diane Kelly. Joan Kaminski, Valeria Zaremba, Charmaine Rosinski, Alice Korecki, Janet Davis, Donna Stiebler, Marilyn Nabholz, Norma Hohn, Nancy Hoare, Doretta Mickle, Charlotte Lewandowski, Bonnie Schuldt, Mary Mowery, Lora Gott, Rat Burlew, Barbara Kronmann, Audrey Norman, Martha Shively. Row 4: Marian Recknagel, Peggy Hughes, Della Dickey, Geraldine Burford, Mary Rapp, Judy Hardesty, Pat Amborski, Carol Askins, Shirley Fleegal, Marlene Tarr, Delores Feebach, Marguerite Kennelly, Theresa Kurdys, Carol Webber, Renita Walczak, Ilene Sakheim, Betty Schill, Elaine Groch, Lois Austin, Row 5: Dorothy Smith, Nancy Tulk, Elizabeth Trantos, Carol Krempa, Elaine Schwartz, Katherine Mizejewski, Zuella Meek, Joyce Bussinger, Betty Lawniczak, Dolores Szymczak, JoAnn Wujkowski, Marilyn Mens, Pat Strobel, Eileen Kesler, Shirley Vifebber, Valann Sadowski, Nancy Teague, Terry Szparka, Delores Mlynarek, Evelyn Kuchcinski, Joanne Pietras. Row 6: Myron Bush, Joe Dembinski, Gerry VV'oicik, Ted Arvanitis, Bob McVicker, Jerry Fuss, Val Krieger, Bob Bonkowski, Dick Miller, Roland Converse, Fred Laney, Dawn Bradley, Dale Wyatt, John Kuchcinski, Ralph Sine, Fran Pearson. Bob Taylor, BOYY CHORUS President Kenny Hatzinikolis Vice President Clinton Bunnell Secretary Bill Spencer Sergeant-at-Arms Lionel Ford Advisor Mr. Sortan Row l: Chuck Washburn, Jack Durbin, George Haskin, Tom Packard, Clinton Bunnell, Mr. Sorton, Ken Hatzinikolis, Bill Spencer, Gary Williams, Jim Biur, Ben Fearing, Helen Lados, Row 2: John Hudzinski, Jim Ernst, Kenny Evans, John Ferris, Ray Tarr, Paul Pierce, Lionel Ford, Jim Brown, Bennie Williams, Marty Fitzenreiter, Tom Williams, Dale Wyatt, Bill Weisbrad, officers with Mr, Robie cs CHORALIERS President Bill Poletes A 8 Vice President ' S 3 33? Loyal Woodward Secretary ' 'T Nancy Angin Treasurer Row iz Row 2: Row 3 Barbara Kronmann Librarians Lucyle l-latzinikolis Barbara Soldwish Robe Mistresses Laura Davis Beverly DeVrie3 Publicity Bill Snellbaker Advisor Mr. Sorton Agnes Swearengen, Jackie LaMunyon, Jane Toth, Elda Rae Ricard, Rose Weitbrecht, Shirley Finnegan, Larry Foster, Dale Wyatt, Bill Douglass, Dale Gossett, Sylvia Wexler, June Demerdiian, Joyce l-leringhausen, Diane Kelly, Audrey Norman, Marilyn Nabholz. Joan Burgoon, Linda Abernathy, Gretchen Thompson, Eleanor Titgemeyer, Alice Ploetzke, Ruth Arthur, Barbara Kronmann, Kenny McCormick, Bob Smith, Pat Bruzda, Joyce Roberts, Kathy Matthews, Lucyle Hatzinikolis, Vada Zaenger, Doris Oien, Gloria Hollowell, Mr. Sorton. Laura Davis, Nancy Silverwood, Pat Rahe, Marilyn Clark, Catherine Armstrong, Donna Flaczynaki, Pat Woods, Gerald Burton, Lera Miller, Cecelia Hankforth, Barbara Soldwish, Beverly DeVries, Frieda Pappas, Elizabeth Trantos, Nancy Angin. Row 4: Gerald Kleinert, Charles Mortord, Don Conklin, Art Tellam, Lee Oliver, Bill Poletes, Ray Tarr, Bill Snellbaker, Loyal Woodward, Don Collier, John Sharkey. FRESHMAN CHORUS President Eldora Pappas 3? Vice President Ameena l-lady 5' Secretary Nancy Caldwell Treasurer Judy Asally Librarians Audry Fleck Mary Ann l-lart Publicity Cora Bolton Advisor Mr. Sorton Row l Judy Asally, Darlene Parish, Cora Sue Bolton, Ameena l-lady, Marilyn Berente, Nancy Caldwell, Velma Woods, Madeline l-lohn, Betty Smith, Beverly Stapleton, Marlene Orns, Kay Routt, Carolyn Staup. Row 2 Phyllis LaMunyon, Audrey Fleck, Marceil Phillips, Carol Richardson, Mary Ann l-lart, Bonnie Friess, Marilyn Roy, Diana Attie, Josephine Liggens, Carol McComb, Wilma White, Marie Asta, Alice Saba, Sue Beamon. Row 3 Marilyn Donarski, Barbara Boyd, Emaline Brock, Mary Sahadi, Eldora Pappas, Dolores Sartin, Janet Rahe, Charlotte Hugueley, Dorothy Hudnall, Martha Brandon, Joyce Gerber, Marjorie Collins, Shirley Braden, Mr. Sorton. Row 4: Carol Wachowisk, Kay Sisco, Alberta Quinn, Delores Mlynarek, Donna Powers, Paul Gilbert, Kirk Redmond, Ray Brown, Ed Hill, Carl l-loward, Annette Glover, Martha Graham, Nancy Barnett, Robbie Oliver, Patricia Woicik. GIRLS' CHORUS President Jackie DGWSON Vice President Genevie Hughes Secretary Bonnie Gardner Treasurer Bobby Spencer Librarians Lois Bunker Frances Staley Publicity g Sonia Czerwinski Advisor Mr, Sartorf Row l: Rose Claire Pryba, Jackie Dawson, Dawn Bradley, Barbara Spencer, Sonia Czerwinski, Beverly Hughlett, Carol Jean Briggs, Virginia Rowley, Diane Walczak, Florine Bruton, Suzanne Davis, Marilee Jefferson. Row 2: Ruby Erwin, Lois Bunker, Ernaline Brock, Bobbie Silcox, Wilma Quinn, Genevie Hughes, Bonnie Gardner, Martbc Slwively, Bonnie Moyer, Barbara Gray, Phyllis Arnold, Elaine Shepard, Mr. Sorton. Row 3: Marjorie Swearenger, Frances Staley, Ellen Hille, Frances Pearson, LaVie Kerwin, Marlene Tarr, Pat Keel, Diane l-leacker, Marv Burr, Henrietta Spanoudis, Valada Jones, Alva Harris, Linda Lieske, Helen Anderson. ORCHESTRA Aclvisii' Mr. Sortan Row l: Don Sadd Art Kozlowski, Marilyn Berente, Sue Brewster, Mr. Sarton, Slfiirlex' Dale, Ellen Sabadi, Robert Mosqueda, Bot: Bell Bill Fernow. DRAMATICS CLU B President Shirley Abbaiay Vice President Tom Zraik Secretary Fred Laney Treasurer Eleanor Titgemeyer Advisor Mrs. Matheny Row li Pat Keel, Darlene Flowers, Jeannie Atkins, Carol Richardson, Carol McComb, Nancy Wolf, Janice St. Onge, Judy Hardesty, Renita Walczak, Joyce Gallington, Charlotte Hugueley, Jerry Smith, Row 2: Alice Saba, Carol Wachowiak, Shirley Eleegal, Terry Szparka, Bonnie Schuldt, Sally Silver, Shirley Abbajay, Pat Burlew, Charmaine Rosinski, Anna Trynadel, Susan VanderPloeg, Gloria Kropchuk, Julie Ealce, llene Sakheim. Row 3: Barbara Gray, Suzanne Davis, Diane Walzak, Elorine Bruton, Henrietta Spanoudis, Alice Korecki, Claudette Haddad, Joan Balis, Betty Brenneman, Margaret Jakubowski, Betty O'Neal, Barbara Banks, Joyce Schultz, Delores Wheeler, Mrs. Matheny. Row 4. Joyce Bussinger, Joan Kazmierski, Ann Zaleski, Diana Attie, Betty Lawniczak, Martha Becker, Valeria Zaremba, Dale Wyatt, Fred Laney, Carl Schlorb, Tom Zraik, John Drudzinski, Lois Austin, Pat Zurob, Martha Graham, Bonnie Moyer. ENGINEERING SOCIETY President Elmer Wagner Vice President Bob Taylor Secretary Richard Bonawitt Treasurer Jim Zaenger Sergeant-at-Arms Jim Ernst Advisor Mr. W. E. Rohr Row l: Emmett Sutton, Elmer Wagner, Gerry VanBuren, Irene Glesmer, Mr, W, E. Rohr, Richard Bonawitt, Al l-latkowski, Jim Zaenger, Manly Johnson. Row 2: Jim Ernst, Stan Thorzynski, Glen DeGelnor, Stephen Eeher, Ted Arvanitis, Robert Taylor, Jim Malzone, Bob Perry, Jim Clark, Harold l-ledges. FACES CLUB President Elmer Wagner Vice President Art Tellarn Secretary Margie Kennelly Treasurer Elizabeth Jacoby Reporter Theresa Kurdys Advisor Mr. Phipps Row l: Jackie LaMunyon, Kay Sisco, Debby Patrick, Susan VanderPloeg, Marauerite Kennelly, Donna Crispen, Jackie Blasingim, Carol Baird, Charlotte l-lugueley, Joyce Turner, Yvonne Krueger, Kathryn l-lerwat, Elizabeth Jacoby, Nancy l-laas, Erita Eramanis, l-lelen Pappas, Renita Vvalczak, Theresa Kurdys, Mr. Phipps. Row 2: Wilber Carmichael, Ralph Sine, Alice Parish, Don Claus, Ken Evans, Art Tellam, Byron Rearick, Wesley Rearick, Jim Crawford, Robert Skeldon, Tom Kloptenstein, Tom Tailtord, Pat Gray, Parbara Kronmann, Shirley Langdon, Susie Schaller, Mike Craden, Dick Beebe, Bob Taylor, Gary Walk, Elmer Wagner. FRENCH CLUB President Jameel Sodd Vice President Gretchen Thompson Secretary Carol Sloan Treasurer Bob Mosauedo Reporter Kenneth Evans Advisor Mr. G. Rohrer Row l: Pat Golatka, Carol Sloan, l-lelen Lados, Jane Routt, Jennie Morgan, Doris Cowdrey, Sally Silver, Gladys Walen- towski, Beverly McCullough, Fran Pearson, Sue Mclnnes. Row 21 Wayne Meadows, Kenny Evans, Dale Wyatt, Tom Packard, Delroy Pryba, Art Baz, Jerry Peregay, Robert Mosqueda, Mr. Rohrer, Gretchen Thompson, FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA President Sally Bense Vice President Sue Brewster Secretary Elizabeth Jacoby Treasurer Helen Sondlin Sergeant-at-Arms Christine Cytlak Advisor Miss Coy Row l: Agnes Swearenger, Marilyn Bernhard, Thelma Bable, Elizabeth Jacoby, Nancy Haas, Pat Haas, Carolyn Bernhard, Roberta Vance, Sally Bense, Carol Jean Briggs, Athersteen Hicks. Row 2: Myrna Loy Rau, Marquerite Kennelly, Betty Zalewski, Donna Woodruff, Miss Coy, Nancy Decker, Bonnie Gardner, Georgie Venable, Rosemary Zearick. Row 3: Nancy VanderPloeg, Christine Cytlak, Sonya Richardson, Sue Brewster, Donna Powers, Nancy Rose, Eleanor Slates, Beverly McCullough, Madelyn Bialorucki. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President Joan Zielinski Vice President Joanne Schaub 5 Secretary Evelyn Kuchcinski Treasurer Joanne Pietras Advisors Miss Nelson Miss Kerlin Row lg Joan Zielinski, Joanne Schaub, Arlene Zielinski, Carole Sue Grodi, Sally Silver, Alice Korecki, Frances Woodruff Marilyn Mens, Jennie Morgan, Helen Pappas, Eleanor Rearick. Row 2: Miss Kerlin, Elaine Price, Lera Miller, Dale Wyatt, Robert Skeldon, Joyce Bussinger, Ann Zaleski, Valeria Zarembo Evelyn Kuchcinski, Betty O'Neal, Joanne Pietras, Miss Nelson. GERMAN CLUB President Terry Baxter Vice President Jim Steger Secretary Helen Schlorl: Treasurer Mary Lowery Sergeant-at-Arms Jim Schwyn Advisor Mrs. Russell Row l: Nancy Diller, Mary Lower, Anna Wrede, Jim Schwyn, Joe Damrauer, John Wrede, Arlene Popp, Mrs, Russell. Row 2: Myron Bush, Jim Steger, Charles Werley, Mark Bell, Don Claus, Terry Baxter, John Sutton, GIRLS' BOWLING LEAGUE President Eunice Chesher Vice President Zuella Meek Secretary Joan Zielinski Treasurer Joanne Schaub Advisors Mrs. Ollendort Miss McClure Row l: Joanne Schaub, Joan Zielinski, Eunice Chesher, Zuella Meek. Row 2: Gladys Walenbowski, Daisy Grooms, Jeannie Moorehead, Maria Venegas, Janet Davis, Delores Bradley, Carol Rippin, Shirley Appleby, Pat Tucker, Gayle Alexander, Arlene Zielinski, Delores Anderson, Sonia Czerwinski, Phyllis La! Munyon, Carol McComb, Rita Paul, Jane Yocum, Miss McClure. Raw 3: Mrs. Ollendort, Katherine Bius, Jaraldine Spaulding, Pat Hazel, Arlene Pacer, Jean Czop, Kay Routt, Winona Brown, Ruth Durbin, Bettye Zalewski, Kathy Matthews, Nancy VanderPloeg, Elaine Groch, Barbara Elekonich, Susan Vander- Ploeg, Karen Lloyd, Fran Pearson, Evelyn Kuchcinski. Row 4: Joanne Lazette, Sue Beeman, Nancy Fleming, JoAnne Varino, Barbara Boyd, Delores Szymczak, Betty Lawniczak, Charmaine Rosinski, Jane Klosowski, Doris Bussing, Beverly McCullough, Ginny Woodward, Lillian Kosinski, Margie Zeigler, Anna Boiarski, Dawn Bradley, Margaret Jakubowski, Donna Powers, Cecelia Hankforth. Row 5: Nancy Walt, Gloria Kropchuk, Dorothy Hudnall, Angelene Rogers, Marian Recknagel, Theresa Reiter, Delores Mruzek, Martha Becker, Joyce Roberts, Elaine Swartz, Mardell Mizelle, Donna Kelly, LaVie Kerwin, Lois Crawford, Marceil Phillips, Audry Fleck, Katherine Atherton, Margaret Piotrowski, Pat Bednarski, Nancy Whetton, Nancy Rose, Barbara Soldwish, Pat Haas, Nancy i-laas. GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB President Eunice Chesher Vice President Joan Zielinski Secretary Arlene Zielinski Treasurer Kathy Long Advisors Mrs. Ollendort Miss McClure Row l: Joan Zielinski, Joanne Schaub, Janet Davis, Kathleen Long, Sally Silver, Gerry Phillips, Carol Sue Grodi, Sylvia Wexler, Nancy Diller, Shirley Cook, Nancy Angin, Mary Webb. Row 21 Arlene Zielinski, Eleanor Rearick, Marilyn Mens, Sally Charney, Eunice Chesher, Janice Falce, Delphine Darowski, Evelyn Kuchcinski, June Demerdjian, Willa Mae Sutton, Delores Taylor. Row 3: Charmaine Rosinski, Janet Reinbolt, Zuella Meek, Pat l-laas, Sue Cook, Carol Schneider, Bettye Zalewski, Carole DeWood, Pat Woods, Beverly McCullough, Joanne Pietras, Bertha Thornton, Lucyle l-latzinikolis, Beverly DeVries. Row 4: Mrs. Ollendorf, Arlene Sutton, Shirley Webber, Mardell Mizelle, Nancy VanderPloeg, Sally Bense, Margaret Piotrow- ski, Frances Woodruff, Donna Powers, Lera Miller, Shirley Langdon, Eleanor Slates, Miss McClure. HI-Y President Bill Snellbaker Vice President Don Collier Secretary Bill Weisbrod Treasurer John l-ludzinski Sergeant-at-Arms Ken l-latzinikolis Chaplain Art Tellam Advisor Mr. Knierim Row l: Eugene Wieczarek, John Shibley, Dick Abdo, Dick Taylor, Jim Steger, Paul Graham, Art Tellam, Jerry Fuss, Bob McVicker, Elmer Wagner, Jim Zaenger, Bob Morrissey, Loyal Woodward, Bill Spencer, Ken Hatzinikolis. Row 2: Jim Alberts, Delroy Pryba, Dan Marinski, Paul Peregoy, Dick Kesling, Bob Bonkowski, Bill Snellbaker, Jim Ernst, Don Collier, Don Sohadi, Dick Thomas, John Drudzinski. Row 3: Charles Warr, Kenny Evans, Gene Ray, Bill Tailtord, Val Krieger, Dove Jakubowski, Mike Stockner, Jim Clark, Dick Miller, Larry Bialecki, Joe Dembinski, John l-ludzinski, Eric Heidelberg, Jim Malzone. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Row li Row 21 Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: President Jackie Dawson Secretary Roberta Vance Treasurer Davetta Webb Advisor Miss Abair Mary Tanner, Mary Obidowski. Roberta Vance, Angelene Rogers, Kay Routt, Judy Asally, Athersteen Hicks, Alvc: Harris, Barbara Barnes, Marie Armstrong, Barbara Brown, Barbara Bridges, Evelyn Corder. Mary Steiger, Elizabeth Keeton, Valada Jones, Jaroldine Spaulding, Nancy Silverwood, Martha Becker, Pat Snyder, Donna Woodruff, Betty Lawniczak, Sonia Czerwinski, Dorothy Hudnall, Helen Miller, Mary Patterson, Doris Lewis. Miss Abair, Catherine Koziel, Jean Czop, Nancy Baker, Mary Stith, Jean Jankowski, Arlene Pacer, Charlotte Lewan- dowski, Norman Hahn, Shirley Spaulding, Coranna Heckel, Rose Claire Pryba, Avalon Porazynski, Pat Arnborski, Florence VVarner, Pat Wielinski, Rosalie DelBrocco, Joann Pranke. Janet Reinbolt, Millie Shackleford, Mary Ann Laiewski, Barbara Kantield, Beverly Janczak, Joan Kaminski, Diana Attie, Barbara Socha, Debbie Patrick, Pat Haas, Della Dickey, Dorothy Godsey, Geraldine Burtord, Veronica Fisher, Pat Strobel, Carolyn Bernhard, Mary Ann Szyntelt, Theresa Reiter, Georgie Venable, Nancy Tulk. Jackie Dawson, Pat Keel, Joan Lewandowski, Barbara Pemberton, Carol Naparstek, Donna Soldner, Delores Mlynarek, Betty Schill, Nancy Vanderploeg, Gloria Jabron, Delphine Darowski, Rosalind Kowalski, Pat Bednarski, Eleanor Slates, Frances Woodruff, Ruth Durbin. Row 6: Katherine Bius, Nancy Gordon, Delores Szymczak, Joan Miscewicz, Josephine Grzybowski, Pat Bruzda, Donna Flaczynski, Gary Conklin, Tom Williams, Gerry Woiic, Janice Falce, Nancy Hoare, Eunice Chesher, Madelyn Bialorucki Freida Pappas, Theresa Szparka Dayetta Webb, Dorothy Smith, Joan Wuikowski, Janice McGaha, HONOR SOCIETY President Elmer Wagner Vice President Jerry Van Buren Secretary Bob Bonkowski Treasurer Pat Gossett Advisor Mr. W. F. Rohr Row l: Louise Hazard, Joyce Holden, Marilyn Bernhard, Marilyn Mens, Mr. Rohr, Nancy Teague, Eileen Kesler, Pat Gossett, Joan Burgoon. Row 2: June Demerdjian, Marilyn Moser, Shirley Langdon, Emmett Sutton, Bob Bonkowski, Mr. Duvendock, Jerry Van Buren, Dick Paul, Bob Taylor, Elmer Wagner. JUNIOR RED CROSS Advisors Miss Boyles Mrs. Van Vranken Row l: Carol Jean Briggs, Sally Bense, Alice Korecki, Marilyn Mens, Marilyn Bernhard, Elizabeth Keeton, Carolyn Bernhard, Donna Crispen. Row 2: Martha Becker, Lyla Zurob, Doris Cowdery, Arlene Sutton, Betty Schill, Miss Boyles, Marlene Orns, Carol Schneider. PERICLEAN LITERARY SOCIETY President Betsey Bryan Vice President Doretta Mickle Secretary Diane Kelly Treasurer Kathleen Long Chaplin Charmaine Rosinski Advisor Miss Orthwein Row l: Doretta Mickle, Joyce Nerswig, Pat Flynn, Zuella Meek, Diane Kelly, Betsy Bryan, Janet Reinbolt, Carol Rippin, Della Dickey, Elsie Sage, Joyce l-leringhausen. Row 2: Joyce Mason, Carol Fisher, Betty Parker, Kathy Long, Janet Davis, Charmaine Rosinski, Carol Lee Shernes, Charlotte Lewandowski, Peggy Hughes, Jean Darowski, Barbara Felkner, Alice Snyder, Marilee Jefferson, Row 3: Theresa Kurdys, Sally Silver, Lora Gott, Pat Burlew, Nancy Haas, Pat l-laas, Alice Korecki, Barbara Kronmann, Gerry Burtord, Pat Strobel, Nancy VanderPloeg, Sally Charney, Julie Falce Sue Shields Row 4: Miss Orthwein, Donna Powers, Delores Bradley, Sue Brewster, Sanyo Richardson, Valeria Zaremba, l-lelen Sandlin, Lyla Zurob, Pat Woods, Marilyn Nabholz, Shirley Langdon, Alice Kay, Carol Schneider, Jane Yocum, POLISH LITERARY SOCIETY President Madelyn Bialoruclci Secretary Evelyn Kuchcinski Treasurer Valeria Zaremba Sergeant-at-Arms Christine Cytlak Dorothy Tomanski Reporter Dolly Kowalski Advisor Mr, Robie Row l: Barbara Malinowski, Jane Toth, Valeria Zaremba, Evelyn Kuchcinski, Dolly Kowalski, Barbara Krempa, Jane Kloe sowski, Sonia Czerwinski, Joann Fuss, Genevieve Frankowski, Charlotta Lewandowski, Norma Hohn, Nancy Hoare, Catherine Koziel, Madeline Bialorucki, Row 2: Joan Zielinski, Joanne Schaub, Arlene Zielinski, Alice Korecki, Jeraldine Burtord, Margaret Jakubowski, Julie Ann Makulinski, Theresa Kurdys, Jean Darowski, Peggy Hughes, Joanne Ostachnowicz, Helen Korpik, Rosie Kwiatkowski. Row 3: Bob Bonkawski, Marcella Borowicz, Mike Stockner, Pat Wilson, Mary Kwiatkowski, Joan Ziemkiewicz, Rosalind Kowlawski, Pat Bednarski, Nancy Malinowski, Lois Austin, Elaine Groch, Charmaine Rosinski, Barbara Jarocki, Donna Soldner. Row 4: Joe Dembinski, Theresa Szparka, Joanne Pietras, Pat Bruzda, Donna Flaczynski, Christine Cytlak, Margaret Piotrowski, Frances Krett, Martha Graham, Dale Wyatt, Dick Bosak, Carl Schlorb, Fran Pearson, Dawn Bradley, Fred Laney, Delores Mlynarek. SECRETARIAL CLUB President lst Semester Pat Carmichael 2nd Semester Louise Hazard Recording Secretary Marilyn Moser Corresponding Secretary Shirley Foss Treasurer Carol Sackman Program Chairman Pat Gossett Entertainment Chairman Eileen Kesler Advisor Miss Hamilton Row l: Pauline Duncan, Mary Engler, Pat Carmichael, Shirley Abbajay, Lyla Zurob, Carol Sackman, Thelma Bable, Joyce Turner, Joyce Holden, Shirley Velker, Shirley Foss, Pat Strobel. Row 2: Theresa Vandock, Arlene Sutton, Shirley Webber, Marilyn Moser, Shirley Langdon, Jerry Woicik, Bob Bonkowski, Pat Ciossett, Louise Hazard, Janet Reinbolt, Eileen Kesler, June Demerdiian, Miss Hamilton. TOWN CRIERS CLUB President John Shibley Vice President Tom Zraik Secretary , Jerry Smith Treasurer Charlie Warr Sergeant-at-Arms Paul Peregoy Advisor Mrs. Matheny Row l: Mary Ann Gromnicki, Barbara Gray, Suzanne Davis, Darlene Flowers, Phyllis Arnold, Judy Sattertield, Shirley Abbajay, Shirley Fleegal, Lois Bunker, Joyce Belcher, Claudette Haddad, Jackie Cutsinger, Anna Wrede. Row 2: Jeannie Atkins, Mrs. Matheny, Emaline Brock, Tom Drew, Don Brenneman, Tom Zraik, Herb Swartzlander, John Drudzinski, Mary Pendergratf, Pat Zurob, Peggy Gloski, Carole DeWood, Delores Wheeler, Joyce Schultz, Beverly DeVries, Joanne Schaub. Q Row 3: Paul Peregoy, Bob Pemberton, Joe Dembinski, Ed Zarick, Willard Schmidt, Tom Ellis, Johnny Shibley, Dick Roth, Jim Alberts, Charles Warr, Robert Riplie, Burton Boileau, Dick Abdo, Milton Davis. WOODWARD UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION President lst Semester dwlmgxw W, 2nd Semester Vice President Chet Young mivfw wx Joan Burgoon Art Tellam Secretary Shirley Langdon Treasurer Jameel Sadd Reporter Kenneth Evans Advisor Miss Savage Row l: Chet Young, Charles Werley, June Demerdjian, Pauline Duncan, Pat Carmichael, Gerry Phillips, Emaline Brock, Arlene Zielinski, Joan Burgoan, Janet Reinbolt, Donna Crispen, Nancy Diller, Aggie Swearengen, Shirley Haddad. Row 2: Janice Falce, Eunice Chesher, Joan Zielinski, Margie Zeigler, Delphine Darowski, Ann Steiger, Barbara Kronmann, Theodossia Hatzinikolis, Alice Kay, Katherine Matthews, Lana Miller, Joyce Roberts, Eleanor Rearick, Shirley Langdon. Row 3: Jerry Van Buren, Gene Ray, Dick Paul, Art Baz, Jim Zaenger, John Mackey, John Drudzinski, Frances Woodruff, Nancy Teague, Marlene Tarr, Louise Ruch, Beverly Lampley, Miss Savage, Dick Taylor, Carole DeWood. Row 4: Clinton Bunnell, Bernard Hudzinski, Jim Ernst, Bob Bonkowski, Marilyn Moser, Marilyn Mens, Helen Sandlin, Janice Bockleman, Delores Bradley, Evelyn Kuchcinski, Jane Toth, Frieda Pappas, Willard Schmidt, Bill Tailtord. Row 5: Larry Hughes, Bob McVickers, Val Kreiger, Dick Abdo, Don Claus, Mary Engler, Joanne Pietras, Bob Taylor, Ted Arvanitis, Christine Cytlak, Madelyn Bialorucki, Norton Kale, Art Tellam, Ben Cooley. Y-TEENS President lst Semester Pat Carmichael 2nd Semester Joanne Pietras Secretary Carol Sackman Treasurer Elizabeth Trantos Chaplin Carole DeWood , Reporter Sylvia Wexler Advisors Miss Cooper Miss Joseph Row li Carolyn Smith, Billie Lower, Bonnie Moyer, Laura Davis, Dawn Bradley, Phyliss Sellers, Joanne Pietras, Elizabeth Trantos, Pat Carmichael, Jackie Cutsinger, Mary Ann Stien, Kathryn Pavlas, Judy Wilson, Carole Webber, Gail Barfield, Darlene Parish. Raw 2: Miss Cooper, Arla Farwell, Diane Walczak, Carol Jean Briggs, Elaine Groch, Delores Anderson, Sonia Czerwinski, Genevieve Frankowski, Carol Rippin, Shirley Velker, Carol Sackman, Barbara Krempa, Mary Lou Krous, Dolores Mlynarek, Jackie Robson, Norma Hohn, Nancy Hoare, Ellen Sahadi, Susie Schaller, Geraldine Bails. Row 33 Carol Billeter, Carol Askins, Nina Hamby, Yvonne Krueger, Dolly Kowalski, Kay Routt, Winonah Brown, Barbara Kronmann, Marcella Borowicz, Alice Korecki, Barbara Meyer, Charmaine Rosinski, Shirley Webber, Fran Pearson, Marilyn Mens, Pat Keil, Shirley Spaulding, Betty Partin, Nancy Teague, Miss Joseph. Row 4' Rosalie Shamas, Rosemary Zarick, Sue Mclnnes, Betty Lawniczak, Ruth Durbin, Shirley Finnegan, Carol Knox, Bonnie Gardner, Jennie Morgan, Pat Wilson, Phyllis LaMunyon, Betty O'Neal, Rosalind Kowalski, Catherine Koziel, Janis Brown, Jane Yocum, llene Sakheim, Renita Walczak, Marilyn Mischka, Sue Brewster, Lindo Lieske. Row 5: June Demerdjian, Pauline Duncan, Alice Ann Ploetzke, Carol Richardson, Jean Darowski, Joyce Heringhauser, Anna Wrede, Mildred Jacoby, Annis Booher, Evelyn Kuchcinski, Valeria Zaremba, Frances Bius, Betty Schill, Martha Becker, Joyce Roberts, Nancy Angin, Sylvia Wexler, Marge Piotrowski, Carole Dewood, Joyce Bussinger, Carol Schneider. ZETALETHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY A t - President Nancy Teague Vice President Pat Carmichael Secretary Lona Miller Treasurer Pat Gossett Chaplin Sylvia Wexler Advisor Mrs, Burkett Row lx Joan Burgoon, Myrna Loy Rau, Marguerite Kennelly, Barbara Krempa, Claudette Haddad, Dolores Anderson, Pat Buckholz, Helen Lador, Donna Crispen, Carol Grodi, Shirley Haddad, Pat Carmichael, Gerry Phillips, Shirley Foss, Mrs. Burkett. Row 25 Shirley Abbajay, Joyce Roberts, Kathy Matthews, Lona Miller, Eunice Chesher, Helen Pappas, Jennie Morgan, Janice Falce, Renita VValczak, Carol Sackman, Delphine Darowski, Marcella Borowicz, Mary Mowery, Pat Gassett, Row 3: Audrey Norman, Joanne Pietras, Shirley Askins, Carole DeWood, Eleanor Titgemeyer, Gloria Jabron, Delores Mruzek, Frieda Pappas, Sylvia Wexler, Evelyn Kuchcinski, Margaret Piotrowski, Row Row Row ' Carole Sue Grodi, Gerry Phillips, Lona Miller, Eunice Chesher, Jeanne Jankowski, Betty Parker, Dul.ayne Bloomfield, STUDENT COUNCIL : Stan Muszynski, June Demerdjian, Shirley Webber, Dolly Kowalski, Dianne Kelly, Barbara Krempa, Marigene Decker, Carol Carpenter Joan Burgoon, Darlene Shatter. Janet Reinbolt Laura Davis, Darlene Parish, Shirley Haddad. ' Miss Farrel, Jdhnny Shibley, Loyal Woodward, Arlene Sutton, Marilyn Clark, Nancy Teague, Sue Brewster, Donna Powers, Pat Flynn, Shirley Fleegal, Helen Miller, Elizabeth Jacoby, Susan VanderPloeg, Jim Steger, Tom Zraik, Mr, Sloan. ' Emmett Sutton, Paul Graham, Ken Tomczak, Dan Moore, Ed Welch, Elmer Wagner, Charles Warr, Myron Bush, Row . Bill Bookman, Wesley Rearick, Philip Pencki, Gary Conklin, Bill Tailtord. ADVISORS MRS. FARRELL MR. SLOAN - ,Si ,- :- f Q 5 We sum . f President Emmett Sutton lst Vice President 2nd Vice President Nancy Teague Shirley l-laddad i J J .,,,, 1 ,,, gg.,f5j ':' iii .,,,, 172422 Carole Sue Grodi A Sergeant-at-Arms Treasurer Secretary Loyal Woodward Pat Flynn Bow N rxOW Bow IV, A ASW e PLOW Row Row Bow HIGH MAGAZINE SALESMEN 1 Barbara Jurski, Bernard Beres, Stan Muszynski, Charles Siglow, David Walasinski, Michael Yakarnithis, Malcolm Clark, Fat hlaas, Louise Rach, Snirley Finnegan, Rosemary Kcmasinski. 1 Sally Silver, Julie Makalinski, Dolly Kowalski, Nancy Caldwell, Pat Wielinski, Delores Mlynarek, Marian Recknagel Dawn Bradley, Sonia Czerwinski, Lois Greenler, Ellen Cook, Shirley Haddad, Joyce Holden. : Karen Lloyd, Betty Lawniczak, Elizabetn Trantos, Jane Klosowski, Frances Staley, Fran Pearson, Shirley Abbajay Snirley VVcbber, Fat Strobel, Evelyn Kuchinski, Pat Flynn, Jennie Morgan, Betty S'hill, I Bob Borikowski, Chad Brown, Philip Pencki, Richard Bonawitt, .lohn Bodner, Wesley Rearick, Carl Schlorb, Dale Wyatt, Jim Zaenger, Nancy Rose, Frances Krett, Sue Brewster, Gretchen Thompson Nflri Van Tagsel headed the drive with the assistance of Miss Kerlin and Mr. Lords. HALL GUARDS Shirley Cook Rosemary Turner Joyce l-leringhausen Angeline Szymanski Beverl D V E Sh . ,,,, y e ries, Iaine epard, Shirley Stapleton, Shirley Velker, Donna Stiebler, Mary Ann Stein, Mary Jean Decker, Carol Briggs. Pat Burlew, Pat Bruzda, Mary Stith, Mardelle Mizelle, Loretta Sabbaugh, Theresa Van Dock, Alice Cutsinger Shirley Finnegan, Janie Route, Wilber Carrnichael. Marlene l-lolden, Pat Strobel, Beverly Clegg, Sally Danmire, Bob Taylor, Bill Ung, George Vvinters, Chad Brown Josephine Grzybowski, Barbara Mason, Carole DeWood. Barbara Felkner, Sue Cook, Milton Davis, Sally Lohmier, Betty Schill, Larry Wexler, Stewart Fowle, John Drudzinski Paul Ogle. Donna Flaczyinski, Elaine Schwartz, Torn Williams, Dick M'll J h S h Erich Heidelberg, John Gothier. i er, o n c abargo, Jean Patterson, George Wells eww KING CIRCLE 6,2841 Raw I: Marilyn Mens, Zuella Meek, Nancy Teague, Martha Becker, BHHQ May, Martrr Becker. Raw 2: Alice Piaetzici, Sanyo Ricnardsan, Judy Hardesry. Row 3: Peggy Duncan and friend' Laura Goff, Par Welch, Sandy Swan, Heffner, 1 The Dramatists Pose . ,f Young Scrooge and his lover, Belle. The cast of the Christmas Carol The Ghost of the Christmas Present. The high magazine salesmen receiving their prizes. Mr, Lords and his staff counting money and subscriptions. Assembly Shots . The parade of the United Nations flags at the first U.N. The Woodward band offering their part in the assembly. Club assembly. Man, what pep! Those hillbillies are members of the Peri- The Woodward secretaries make up the Where are the cheerleaders going? clean Literary Society. l-low literary can city's first girls' football team spurred on you get? by their own brass band. l salute the flag of the United Nations, because to me We are honored to have Grove Patterson as our guest. it symbolizes freedom, justice, security, and peace. 'NVQ SUPER SAGA SALESMEN Ted Arvanitis Senior Jackie Dawson Junior Lois Austin Sophomore Darlene Parrish Freshman The Sogds second hcmeffhe print shop, What d'yo s'pose 'il' happen? That friendly guy with the camera who comes Qverv veoru +lWO!'19 other than Ed O'ReilIy. :mummy S. , ex 1--ww wwf f 6 fn, ll ff' ' Row l: Pat Strobel, l-lelen Anderson, Peggy Duncan, Pot Kwiatkowski, Pot Kucllinski. Row 2: Connie Kudlinski, Ann Miller, Margaret Piotrowski Ctopl, Dorothy Godsey, Pot Strobel. Row 3: Marcello Borowicz and escort, Freida Poopos, Shirley Abbajoy, Joyce Roberts, Lona Miller, Martha Becker, Monica Lewis, ,lane Toth, and others from different schools. QM 32? 1. i is X ,gat Mtwmwnwww B ff-as ff' QQQQHQQW Row l: Pai Stroble, Gene Birrg Carol Slwemas, Jim Manger, Lucy I-latzinilaolisg Dolores Dzienny, Row 2: Alice Kayg Loyal and Ronnie Woodward. Row 31 Janet Davisg Martha Becker, Nancy Teague, Carol Sackman, Janice Falceg Jack and Joan Burgoan. x , , Q lv t Q , OUWN2 to Q0 ,' X226 Wifi-8 , 153.7 Q 1 s fig vi X 'gif' YV wfiiy so 293945 ' f, kwvy Q' , Kg , xwaxx f klv f ,ff Vgrifx 'M f,ff?QfWj .ff ,xxyfjf :xii Ak.. all Agn ly 1 ff Sf zl- ix If? K H24 K iff? 5, ' x?Xlg72f'if',f' jj j f g f lk X fa -3 gy' fo lt 5 1 o' 57?S,fJgj'xf0 Q 'x ' fifgxsk 44.15 kg'-551 4 To Yoke one look ot Them is ooute o rreor, hord to beot ,..... Mr. Duvendack Chairman of Athletic Board ., 1: . was , fs 1 :EE A ..::.4.,:.A.!:v:.. vv.. F v,,. ..,1: :izvzq W' X we if Mr. Szelagowski Athletic Board l-lead Football Coach x-ia? A is f, 35 Athletic Board and Coaches Mr. Sloan Mr. Fearnside Athletic Board Athletic Board A gt 2 Mr. Foltz Mrs- Ersis Bggkefbgll Athletic Board Mr. Phipps Bowling, Golf, Tennis Mf- Dence Basketball Equipment Manager Football Track i rs sist 'f V.:r,::1::ii::,.,,i 12+ .,.. X Mr. Brown Athletic Board N ...,. . . mr... , . 9 :tal k s . f f I if Mr. Knierim Athletic Board Head Basketball Coach Football Mr. Robie Baseball VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 5: Sahadi, Packard, Krell, Jagielski, White, Paul, Spencer, Bunnell, Fuss. Row 4: Hughes, Kesling, Palinski, Estes, Woda, Collins, Mandry, Pryba, Row 3: l-latzinikolis, Peregoy, Willis, Coach Szelagowski, Foltz, Wagner, Nastahowski. Row 2: Ray, Boileau, Bernhard, Gow, Bieniek, Knopp. Row l: Snellbaker, McVicker, Young, Swaya, Perryman, Ernst, Hudzinski. Varsity Resulfs 7 Lima Central 27 l 4 DeVilbiss 26 We They I3 Scott 48 0 Scott 20 27 Central 20 32 Macomber 25 l3 DeVilbiss 25 14 Waite 6 O Libbey 27 i i The Polar Bears fumbled on their first two plays from scrimmage, and the second fumble was good far a touchdown. Woodward received to open the game but the Bulldogs got the ball on the Bears l8-yard line after the first down. Scott drove down to the 6 but the Bears held. A contributing factor to the defeat was that Bob Morrissey had been ruled ineligible the day before by the Board of Education which checks each school's eligibility lists. There- fore, the Bears' attack was nullified because it was built around Morrissey's passing. Coach Szelagowski Although Macomber scored the first and last touchdown, Woodward made enough T,D.'s during the game to make them the winners. Short line plays netted a pair of second-quarter touchdowns for Woodward as Macomber's margin was whittled to six points, lf?-l3. Bill Spencer went through for the first tounchdown after Woodward blocked a punt and recovered on the five, McVickers hit the line for two yards for another six points just before the first half ended, then ran over with the extra point. Bieniek featured the final touchdown passes, one to Mandry for 20 yards and one to Perryrnan for 30. 'tackle' ' 'M . T W Q .W Q s D , secs . Mis Q' N, rs, rx s -., A e N ss A35 ,R J? ,eff ,s 1. JN fw eszbbv- 9 ek Qi f' NN-sglj steel? sf eiisfge Q-3,1 s Q-X .S sis rr' 23 s K s x QBQQ Q ' Ax'NNx.iN o's-M 0 Q Ioung ff Ns ,, ,f ,X f f X, ff! if tackle f ff ,-,,,, Guard gf, eleiflbif The Bears won 32-25. Only l9 players had to go into the game for Woodward against Waite who was beaten by the Bears, l4-6. This was the first time the Bears had beaten Waite in ten years, Both of our touchdowns came on interceptions and long runs. The Bears scored when Jerry Fuss intercepted Joe Knoskyfs pass on Waite's 45, picked up some interference, and ran down the line for a score. Don Nastahowski added the extra point. The Indians drove down- ward time after time, but the Bears stood firm, and the long punting of Gene N i Ray kept Woodward out ot serious trouble. The second pass was intercepted by McVickers on the 20, and Bob ran wide for a score. Woodward held and took the ball with fewer than tour minutes remaining, ran the time down to 94 seconds, and gave the ball back to Waite on the 20. Lima Central stalled the two-game winning streak Ot Woodward by downing the Bears 27-7 at Lima, Ohio. The Dragons scored in the tirst period when Bill Spencer hit and tumbled, and the ball rolled into the end zone where dEfC.,'H,, i306ZluSKr',,woui.O Yo v .AQUMIND ERSNVG up ON 'ruosg P6555 5 ?'1. . Peregoy Guard 4w'lD+w Guard Phil Shook covered the ball tor a touchdown, ln the second quarter it looked as it the Bears would roll as a Bieniekfto-Ray pass combination clicked for a touchdown, However, this was short lived when Jerry Schoonover crashed through for 4l yards and paydirt. Robertson ended the scoring tor the game with a 48-yard run in the third quarter. Woodward put up a game tight, but it lost Bob McVickers early in the game after the Bears had tied the score at 7-all. The Bears, however, were Collins Guard Paul ua rterback Bieniek quick to pass to weapon. set up a to carry justified Bears to catch a DeVilbiss weakness in covering short passes. A buttonhook an end with a lateral following provided Woodward with its best The plav worked for gains of 43 and 45 vards, The first time it touchdown. DeVilbiss took the opening kickoff and mixed its plavs over in 9 plays, The Bears came right back. An offside penalty a Tiger interception. Another buttonhook lateral play brought the the lO, and then went over on a pass, Bieniek found Mandry in Quarterback X xx Q X xx A Q2-Qpillo ' S l fx , l 70 3 Og ' 5 Hllilldl F ' Fuss 5 V7.4 Fuiibock R16 NT FOR M6KlNG'T00 ' Fullback Bic- oF H Curr' LAST SPRlN0'..a the end zone with a pass for Woodward's last tally, ln the second game with Scott, the Bulldogs made a touchdown after the first 90 seconds of play and added five more before Woodward scored. A good Woodward play was a forward lateral from Jerry Bieniek to Dean Knopp to McVickers. Scott introduced a pair of tackles into its backfield with con- siderable success. Woodward's two scores came in the second half after the game was lost, Bill Spencer made a 25-yard run, and Bob McVickers followed this with a Zi-yard run to put the ball on the three where Bob scored for the Blue and White's first TD. Clint Bunnell drove from the five in two tries to score the second TD. This was our night and the team showed it by beating our next door neighbor, Central, 2720. The Woodward defense made a break at the start of the second half by grabbing an Irish fumble on the first play. A Bieniek- to-McVickers screen pass was good for the ensuing tounchdown. Bieniek ' V w 7 Gregorek T N 'LX s I-l lfb k Ivcgif sif.,:N-N O gcc , . V .. i N sw-ffwk WJ J i - , N an N- Q3 Q4 53 50, ,GCS it' 5 056 Q t.,.,,,,,:.:-:asv Q Tx? , Q x 1, .I T ,1 .. if 4, I Q 0 - ii if 'f gp V, QW vi 'T 5:3 ON, if! Y NN -,Nm 'r .K -'A V 529 X QX3 , xx , r rm, ' 1 U Vulcemcac T0 GET , rrnxoven 'rnenz UNE.. K G, 5' 'ia In ' I L .1 passed to Ernie Estes for 20 yards tor the third score. Central thought it would be an easy game, for it recovered a Woodward fumble on the second play of the first quarter, With just 35 seconds remaining, Bob McVickers went off on a 36-yard run. DeVilbiss was leading at the half with a score of l2-6. The Bears missed the strength of its first string backs very much in the fourth period when the Bears tried four cracks from the one-yard line to make a TD. Neither time End W if 4 1 I fgbifm W ae 1 ' B N ff as uri 4 in 3 Kim ,. M, in K -, New ..,f 'i1?iS. tx - ' ' ,jf , -, , En.: A wr ,it fr W. ft It 52995 M seg .-.- ' ' im? we , Perryman End End l-lalfback ak' l-lalfback f 'k could the Bears round up an offensive punch. Woodward started a drive from its own 5-yard line late in the first period and climaxed it with a touch- down early in the second. The Tiger's plan opened with several passes late in the second period for the second Tiger score, and Mortimer grabbed a pass for an additional T.D. After driving twice to the DeVilbiss one and not making good, Woodward scored with Bieniek hitting Jim Ernst on a long cross pass in the fourth period, Until a Woodward halfback reiniured his ankle, the game looked as if it would be quite a contest. The Bears were one tounchdown behind and T A x TBQY, went: gag ovERRNTEDll , T moving very well when this player hurt his ankle late in the first period while picking up five yards on a sweep to the Libbey 26. Libbey's first touchdown came after Lockett intercepted a Woodward pass on the 22 and returned it to the l2. Lockett then picked up 7 yards on two plays, and Boyd went over on a fine cut-back. This was the last game of the season. I want to congratulate the team and the coaches for producing such a fine team and a much better record than in other years. Even though we didn't emerge as the champs, we had that fine school spirit which always prevails, and when the time came for those kids to support the team, they really did just that. LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL Row 4 Row 3 Row 2 Row T Lightweight Libbey Sfort Maccmber Waite DeViIbiss Central Rombkowski, Bense, Dockery, Close, Patterson, Strauss, Halowinski, Plocek. Young, DeGelnor, Winters, Studek, Kakmis, Webb, Hatkowski. Thorozinski, Freiheit, McNeill, Matthews, Tocznski, Williams. Wieczarek, Wiezynski, Warr, Bialecki. Results They 12 I3 13 25 12 7 Coach McNeill FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 9 O 20 6 O I 4 6 Row 41 Gaufher, Shepphard, Koweski, Krause, Marigold, Jariicki, Drew, Walocinski, Williams Row 3: Brownkowski, Williams, Plotsic, Harvey, Steinbaugh, Crciden, Whittaker, Grodi. Row 2: Lewis, Zariclc, Welch, Kriierim, Stems, Bieniek, Durfey, :sow l: Hughes, Minet, Ohlers, Flores, Carl. Freshman Libbey Scott Macomber Waite Central DeVilbiss Results They 6 O 27 i4 45 25 -- kwin, Ni 523' '1-f' ' zil Coach Knierim NATIONAL BOWLING LEAGUE Bcck Row: Front Row: Tanicolc Farkas Pyzik Taylor Young Phipps Bonkowski AMERICAN BOWLING LEAGUE Mrk M QM ...E H-fi'r f 1' ,5,,3i,,' IVAWI' Ecik Row: FrirxtROw1 Pierce Close Holden Beckman Bialecki Phipps Arvanitis , ,,,,-,,,... ..,,...,.,..--.,...... .. ..-. YW., ,F If POLAR BEARS BOWLING LEAGUE L:tk Row: Frcnt Row: I-Iartmar' Schwyrw Spencer Root Abda Phipps I-Iatzinikcii Werley ,-,m.L...m....-.-- VARSITY BASKETBALL ,,AAA ig ,1 , y R B - A ' ik . ' , My ,mm , N RQ '3lf Row 3: Bialecki, Schwyn, Williams, Warr, Spencer, Hudzinski. Row 2: Wagner, Arvanitis, Knierim, Lewis, Miller. Row l: Boileau, Krueger, Gryzinski, Picott. Wye-ml? We They Lima Central Bowling Green Varsity Results We Thev Tournament Results Whitmer Sl We They Waite 53 Libbey 39 Perrysburg 62 Centro! 38 Waite Sylvania 56 Mocomber 53 Libbey Hillsdale 33 Maumee 46 Central Centro! 54 DeViIbiss 57 Macomber 48 Sggff 53 DeViIbiss 47 Waite 42 Scott 65 Libbey 57 Canton Lehman 60 Anfhony Wayne 46 Canton Timken 60 uHeil11 Fudd Miller Forward AI I-City Wagner Guard Big Ted' Arvanitis Forward All-City The Polar Bears started the basketball season right by beating our next door neighbors from Perrysburg. This was the result of intense coaching by Jim Knierim, Arvanitis and Miller made 33 and l6 points respectively. The game with Central was a close one. lt was nip and tuck all the way, but we did not come out on top. Charlie Worr made lO points while Arvanitis didn't seem to score much, The boys from Hillsdale, Michigan, were unable to stop us as we rolled on to another victory. Sylvania was also added to our list of wins. Our first game with Macomber ended in a win for us. The opposite team was rated the favorite over the Bears, but we didn't think so because we beat them. l think it made the predictions look unpredictable. In the DeVilbiss game Miller had powered o second half Woodward drive which put us in front. Although the Tigers had more shots, we had the better accuracy. Another upset was scored in the city race but not lr: Giiertiire irish time Hump Over Heiiemreg Clay Quintet Loses i v ' BMW Sm? 'tii ,sl , A 5 f 1 ' lndirrms, 49 To it Q ka , lll l Central, Smit Vimofeg J is N, i lus ursrys r Q Y i may , . , g i T ' llll: E if Q G gg .i,,f55 ..i, 1.5. t ,,,,,, :' .,lt,,vgQgi'w, S lldbbey Siiemzes ' Woodward Hopes Q lgislisr Beasts Forced To Elmore Crown ly . With Central, Waite Quintets in Loop C: Xe HE wnsw'T Svc fs HoT OF c-nsxefsmc Pl.FiYER aN'fV'W---- by us. Scott piled up three more points than the Polar Bears, which made them the winner. We had an early lead but the Bulldogs pulled ahead near the end of the first half and led the rest of the game. During Christmas vacation the team journeyed to Canton, Ohio, where they beat both Canton Lehman and Canton Tim- ken by the some score, 62-60. We dropped the game with Whitmer. Even though the Waite Indians were in the lead most of the game we managed to take the lead and also the game. lt was a hard fought game, The big guns this time were Miller and Arvanitis. Libbey seemed unable to do any- thing against the Polar Bears as we scored another important victory in the city league race, Warr made l3 points and assisted Arvanitis in control of the backboard. The second game with Central illustrated our famous second-half splurge by coming up from behind to beat the Libbey Susted By Bears: irish 0+ Whip Mafoiiiber Xe '92 + , qiil , i, ff 6 Q X : ,..:: , U s c '00 KE: 5 iir'.ir :':' t Q te xnvq 555' ,,,, V ' iii' Z ..f- i A polar Bear Rally Trips lrish, 56-51 Sammi Quarter lltrive Brings Victory For Plrtierim Quintet lrish It was a tense moment when Schwyn made a foul shot, and Miller and Warr connected to make it decisive by fou points, This victory put us in undisputed second place. Be- fore the Bears could make its first score of the game, Macom' ber had run up a considerable lead. We were only able to make three field goals in the second half. A Polar Bear rally managed to bring us within 5 points of Macomber, but the Craftsmen quickly ran up a safe margin. Maumee was an easy prey for the Polar Bears' victory wagon which rolled them cver by beating them by lo points. Arvanitis had his best night for a long time when he scored 24 points against the Tigers, Despite a Tiger rally, Woodward was able to pull ahead when Miller scored nine points in the third period, We knew we wanted that title so we had to beat Scott and tha' is what we did. Benny Williams was sensational in this game when he scored l5 points. This put us in a tie with Waite. - ' - in Pb xofabtkegfi on b OQ Q rx X'Rrsg-P tu N Q Q f 3- 'bloc 1 Q meeno men Pow it, Scziusxiui PRONHSE ,'7 ,0 cow? Ano SEQ You DUKING Y'S'T'nlG Ho0RS,, Woodward's defense kept Waite in check during the game while we chalked up a much-needed victory. Spencer helped in working the full court press and the lndians found it difficult to get the ball down the floor. We hit 40 per cent of our shots while the Indians only connected with 23 per cent of their shots. The quintet from Anthony Wayne put up a fight, but we put up a better one. Good shooting and a tight defense aided us in our win. ln the most important game of the season we were unable to win it. Libbey seemed to surpass us in every- thing. Warr made it his best night, though, by connecting rar 2l points. The officials even had trouble in keeping score. ln the Sectional Tournament Waite bowed to us as we rolled them over, lt was a rough game, but we came out on rap, The lndians faced us thinking that they had beaten us ence and that they could do it again. Well, we decided for them. The Bears showed l.ibbey who should have had that title. They managed to tie it up with two minutes left, but Miller and Warr made six points between them to make it final. The third opponent was our ancient rival, Central, who thought because they had started out with a bang that they were going to win easily, We found it tough going at first, but we gradually gained momentum as we scored aizother im- portant victory. The student body was there cheering good and loud to let the team know that we were behind them. Two substitutes, Williams and Wagner, provided the spark which put us in the lead. Baskets by Warr and Miller mode it de- cisive after the lrish had come within two points of our lead. Arvanitis and Warr made the all-tourney team. This win over Central gave our coach, Jim Knierim his first sectional title. The school spirit rose to new heights, and the students were in there pitching with the team. ln the Regional Tournament the Polar Bears had an easy task in beating the Dragons from Lima Central, 57-37. Wood- ward made most of their points in the second and third periods, The big guns this time were Arvanitis and Williarns who met with little opposition from the Dragons. After the second period had started Lima Central whittled the margin down to 2 points, but a splurge by Woodward put the Bears ahead by 20 points in the fourth quarter. Our first real test was the Regional Tournament witn Bowling Green as our opponent. Our dreams of being State Champions were shattered as the Sears were unable to beat the Bobcats, We were in the lead most of the game except for the fourth period when the Bob- cats forged ahead. Well, another basketball season has ended, but that school spirit which had prevailed all year will provide the spark for Qextnyeans sports. You haven't got the team that Woodward as. 4 t 'ff XX ' i .wg I J I X, i WN, ' X i l lilgl ist l i W 4 X R , 1 1 ., l jf X LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL Lightweight We 49 Perrysburg 48 Sylvania 63 Hillsdale 39 Central 38 Macomber 64 Scott 51 DeVilbisS 52 Whitmer 41 Waite 40 Libbey 50 Central 48 Macomber 54 DeViIbiss 55 Scott 45 Waite 51 Anthony Way Row 2: Szymanski, Roman, Gow, McNeill, Toczynski, Hall. Row 1: Patterson, Sodd, Kesling, Clark, Strauss, Winters. Results H9 They 35 29 21 35 40 41 46 48 33 43 45 53 46 43 30 49 Coach McNeill FRESHMAN BASKETBALL We 20 20 22 30 31 28 22 23 39 47 31 43 Freshman Central Macomber S'ott DeViIbiss Waite Li5bcy Central Mucornber DeViIbiss Stott Waite Libbey Row 3: Bieniek, Mikol, Whittaker, Domby, King, Yarad. Row 2: Flores, Wisniewski, Foltz, Hazard, Oehlers. Row 1: Mackiewicz, Hughes, Schwyn. Resuhs They 32 34 18 43 30 46 35 36 50 32 30 31 Foltz fm N 1 , . .. , ,,..gw e BAND yn '- zmafw di 'W +1 Few Row 4 Row 3 Row l Ryan, Cook, Skahill, Hill, Oliver, Knapp, Dockery, Shafer, Heidelberg, Underwood. : Maorehead, Pierce, Wilson, Word, Titgemeyer, Thompson, Coffield, Erickson. : Kennelly, Rapp, Rink, Navor, Bettencourt, Kale, Kakmis, Soldner, Richason, Mason. Row 2: Kurdys, Michalak, Sarge, Fitzpatrick, Mrozenski, Grogan, Bonawitt, Mowery, Schuldt, Buckholz. : Dcdson, Rearick, Szabo, Skeldon, Poletes, Gibson, Wagner, Crawford, Rearick, This year, under the direction of Mr. Samuel P. Szor, the rating of our band rose to new heights, During the summer twese ambitious musicians would practice every evening. Their hard work and faithfulness was evident when they marched into the stadium each Friday night to display an outstanding performance. Even though the band has achieved better play- ing, they are persistent in their practice of two hours every day at school. We congratulate our band and look forward to tne fame they shall attain in future years. if ff' ' f nf, f fi ' +2 5 is ffw ggfzi' . ,gt 2 ff ga ' . f f.: Q, Q5 QQQQ QQ? is fiasgys. QQESQQQQK 3 1, F . Hitt? W Qyfx ., N., Eg 5 QQQQQQQQQQ Q 39- , Qi QQZQ, K W . . 1 -- ' - . f 0 , x ' f . f O - , 2 tv.. -2, - A ef ,L , , , L, .,,- . . t , -..,.. in typ, Q QQ QQ Q .L Q QQ 1 ,gs Q , ,Q Q1 ,Q Q ,... 1QQQQQQQ:Q , ig, .QQQ , Q i Qi . 1 e. I- , v 4 Q W 1 1.-:err S ' -s f . . , ,,, y f . '. ..:. ,-X - ' : . - . -Q ' :V .:.:. 'E s P t .tt t it Q. ' 'Vi if 'Skt mf? 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I ' ' I 111l ll-11 ' ' I l I I I I l A I 5 Al' 11 l' ll un CI-R55 'F I I32 I. f coiviwnieyanzn sv- 41m.na Cnonlnancffk A friendly smile and a welcoming word of c promising friendship is what the gym classes at Woodward High have to look forward to from the gym teachers, Each one tries to see that the en- tire class gets to know and play, as a team, with everyone else. Many friends are made in the many team-work games that are played, Volleyball, base- ball, and basketball all are games which require teamwork. Good sportsmanship, friends, and enjoy- ment give the players a feeling of being a part of a team, a feeling which is needed to help win or lose, The players have the satisfaction of knowing they played a good game with a grand bunch of girls. Not only regular classes, but also after-school tourna- ments are offered to all who wish to participate, The joy of the post four years' playing, each year witlo a few old friends and meeting many new ones, has been o pleasure that l am glad I didn't miss. ,mv vwesf . illkv.f.,?f.'2'::w 'i - iw W,.:zg5.:Q.gg3 j,Q.i':Tf5,fy M ., ffafiai 1 H1253 ' Ma 339 WHY? M ,. X, A f 1 - 2 513 , 6 i 3 ' 42' 'W e ' fi V' Z Q :- 1: 'V 93 1 j My 35. Q .mf Mo' 14333354 ff fwf ' W EE A 5. W, M1 v ' ., W V W W L+ gf Mx A, Z f-A-...,,.,M...H. f M ww. NM an Mm, Ns Upper halt ot opposite page. lndoor activities that are played during the winter months. Lower halt ot opposite page. Outdoor sports again start with warm weather, Leaaers in a few activities after school. Just resting after a day of helping regular gym classes, Bowling, extra activity Sid Row li Louise Hazardg Ted Arvanitis and friendsg Lona Miller, Bill Tillman Row 2: Wanda Pafrickg Shirley Langdon lfoplg Mary Stiflwg Dick Taylor. Row 3: June Dernerdjian, Marilyn Mensg Joan Burgoon and Yukon King Row Row Row Row Row Row Alice Ann Ploetzlqi, Ronnie, Loyal, and Bill Woodward, Jennie Morgan, l-lelen and Florence Anderson, Donny Moore, Joyce Bussinger, Diane Kelly, Shirley and Jerry Van Buren, Lorna Miller, Shirley Foss, Audry Norman Ronald, Jerry and Shirley Van Buren, Gerald Van Buren, Marilyn Mens, June Dernerdjian, Marilyn Moser, Joyce Nerswig, Joyce Roberts. Jennie Morgan, Sonya Richardson, Alice Ann Plotzlae, Barbara Slcelding, Mary Worral Loyal Woodward, Joe Szczcinski, Elaine Price, An example of our faculty's two greatest talents: talking and Pop LaRue speaking in his inimitable fashion: Notice that eating. Just kidding! cigar our chief is smokingl Our faculty had a banquet on February 12, 1953 to bring together all the teachers who had at some time taught at Woodward, This is a page of theh progranu 1928-29 1929-30 1930-31 1931-32 1932-33 1933-34 1934-85 1935-30 1936-37 1937-38 1938-39 1939-40 1940-41 1941-42 1942-43 1943-44 1944-45 1948-49 1949-50 1950-51 1951-52 1952-53 HEJIIEIIIHFR Dedication of VVoodward High School, October 31, 1928. Blessed VVith a Considerate and Human Principal Appointment of C. C. LaRue. Student Council organizedg Tattler included in Saga. Norman Thomas speaks to juniors and seniors. Installation of talking picture equipment in auditorium. Honor roll boasts 205 names. We go dramatic: Seventh Heaven' and 'Tomandcr Vxlalku. Best record WHS ever made in B.G. testsg Latin student places first. Faculty pays tribute to Hcnry C. Gerber after 45 years of teach- ing-our gift, a magnolia trce. To celebrate Toledo's 100th birthday a Centennial Elm was planted in the school yard on November 10. Wc'rc swamped with 2490 enrolled. Goody! goody! Plywood hall nassres. Schools close six weeksg levy in November fails. P..-X. system installed. Some of us feared it! WHS gains national recognition for magazine sales. VVar effort intensified: bond drives, nrst aid classes, rationing, pre-llight and pre-radar training, Victory Corp. Enrollment drop from 2243 to 1680 caused by enlistments in armed services plus highly paid jobs in industry. Swing Inn officially opens in new quarters: no more youth prob- lems. VVHS enters The ABC's of Democracy in the school system's centennial parade, May 9. C. C. Laliue rctiresg Frank Duvendack appointed principal. Teachers enjoy first HIE Dayg we see how the other half works. Ten teachers leave by transfer and retirement. Woodward Celebrates Silvcr Jubilee. Two excellent co-chairmen Ieafing through the program. The man and the voice we know so well The office girls and Miss Joseph looking prettier than ever! That was o good one? Mr. Sorton directing his double quartet . Woodward talent C?l being put to good use. Mr Rike and Mr. Lords, two of An anniversary tribute given by Mac had a story about everyone. Woodward's greatestuf Mr. Bowsher. TATTLER STAFF Mrs. Marie Ersig Advisor Susie Schaller Pat Carmichael News Editor Special Feature Emmett Sutton Co Editor Marilyn Mens Elmer Wagner Editor-in-Chief Co-Editor Under the supervision of Mrs. Marie Ersig, the Tattler has made its appear- ance on each Friday throughout the school year, Editor in Chief, Marilyn Mens, has done her best to better relations between the faculty and students, present both sides of controversial questions and, with the help of her able assistants, Elmer Wagner and Emmett Sutton, have sug- gested remedies. Feature Editor, Martha Becker, kept readers wise to recent events while Donald Claus, working hard, had the unusual distinction of handling the job of Special Feature as well as the Exchange column, doing both equally well. While Sports Editor, Herbie Lewis and his assistant, Paul Pierce, brought you the lowdown and forecasts of the big games, Eleanor Rearick was in charge of Girls' Sports. Forever on the prowl with crazy questions, Carol Sackman showed students how silly they could be in her interviews. Woodward's answer to l-ledda Hopper and Dotty Kilgallen appeared in the forms of Shirley Haddad and Nancy Teague who never overlooked a bit of interesting gossip. All junior reporters have relaxed and have stopped hiding from Susie Schol- ler, our News Editor, because there is little copy to be sent Joe Stobinski and Melvin Witte in the print shop. Working with the boys, they have done a fine job with the Tattler. Everyone has strived to live up to the slogan, Constantly, consistantly, con- structive . We only hope we have achieved that goal in the eyes of our fellow students. Sorry to leave? Maybe a little, but there is a bigger story in the offing, As for this one, this is the 30 mark for now. Eleanor Rearick Girls' Sports Editor Paul Pierce Herb Lewis Assistant Sports Editor Sports Editor Nancy Teague Column Feature Shirley Haddad Janice Falce Column News Feature Editor Don Claus Exchange Editor Martha Becker Carol Sackman Feature Editor inquiring Reporter Mrs. Hazel McManamon Literary Advisor Joan Burgoon Mr. Raymond Editor-in-Chief Advisor Sheline 5 ii Lana Miller Dick Taylor Senior Art Editor Junior Art Editor Jameel Sadd Boys' Sports Editor Joyce Holden Shirley Langdon Girls' Sports Editor Club Editor SAGA STA F F Joanne Pietras Junior Editor Jerry Van Buren Bob Taylor Class Editor Senior Editor Kenneth McCormick y Photographer Louise Hazard Pat Gossetf Typist Business Manager The last cry of Does anyone know where the scissors are? or May I have the glue? has died down as the Saga Staff wearily retires and fondly gazes at o well-worn dummie copy . The frantic search for o lost cut, the final picture to be mounted, the last trip to the print shop has been concluded and a finished product comes forth to display the efforts of twelve Saga slaves . Many ideas were exchanged via the mailman between R. K. Smith Company and Sagaites before we developed the cover which would satisfy us. The Staff and salesman put on their dark glasses and went out with little tin cups in search of orders. Pictures were taken galore until our birdie died of prostration. Then came another headache when one little innocent picture was found unidentified and a cry was heard, Does anyone know who this is? But now the last desperate cry has sounded through Room l27 as the Staff has finished its job. The glue can is found dry as a bone, resting in the waste basket. The paper cutter is resting safely in the office until another year. 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