Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

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A '7 if 'N-...L ,...- -LQ. ,f ' 'A' ' 7.?-T--III --II.I.',7 s,II-I:---H --I I I I I J . '-ff' - ---52:15 -56.21. .. 7'-H 'Z-IZT1-Sf: T' ' -:r'N-- -:':',v- ,T 3 i F XT + . Saga, l?60 A Published by M THE SAGA STAFF ' .WOODWARD HIGH SCHOOL VAN Toledo, ohio T . I I I r Cm . Q 1 -- ' I .I 1.1 lt, , .5 , N U lllm sl tal l X . M l iw l r U nr 01 it will 'll fb ,lf ll' it ll l l as s , ffl ll ln this 1960 Saga, we have tried to create the illusion of a beginning and'an ending. As your high school career began, you possessed the feeling of uncertainty but acquired the desire to achieve greatness. During the following year, you strived to obtain your goals. When Woodward's doors opened, once more, last fall, you carried the responsibility of upper classmen. Now, as you end your high school career, you forge ahead to the many new beginnings which life has to offer. Out of the scabbard of the night, By Cod's hand drawn, Flashes his shining sword of light, And Io,-the dawn .' Frank D. Sherman DAWN gil Q Q .-,-,--4- - ff-f 2 xx s X -X c' T. .,,.,f x 3? hi X 1 Q2 Administration Sophomores Faculty Freshmen Sgnigfg Activities Juniors Clubs Athletics 7az'5e af7?60,,, . . . the ,60 Saga Staff dedicatw this book. ln the fall of 1956, the class of '60-651 strong- burst into Woodward's halls. Now, as Seniors, this class can look back on their many accomplishments with great satis- faction. They were the first to have standardized class rings, they had a Merit Scholarship finalist, and they contributed to the winning of the City Championship in basketball and second place in football. ln a few days, this class of 1960 will achieve another first-they will be the first class in the city to ever graduate from the Peristyle of the Toledo Museum of Art. dwwdzdzatcaa X X X X X 1' Surrounding Mr. Rettig are the members of the senior cabinet: Don Kornowa, Sergeant-at-Armsg Gay Criscio, Secretaryg Ken Oehlers, Presidentg Mr. Rettigg Jim Perrine, Vice PresidentgLinda Searle, Reporterg Janis Baumanis, Treasurer. 4 o '4 Belief in what one is doing is the hidden key to success. Woodward High School has accepted the challenge many times this year and each time has shown an uncon- querable team spirit. Our fine year has been due to the belief that Woodward students h ave in their school and their never-tiring desire to make it a better school. We believe we have made progress but intend to set our goals higher next year. Working together is the only way we can attain our goal. Good luck, seniors, and we hope you may carry the Woodward spirit with you. di U- 4 projects. Administering tests is an important job of Miss Ethel Kerlin, assistant principal in charge of instruction. Students find Mr. Raymond McNeill, assistant principal in charge of activi- ties, helping when planning club Q1--Q1 s'te is eff A ' . ggi 32 it i -I My maui wry Wagga' ' -Wi' as . 3 3 1 'Ns lf: ' ,. Mr. David Krost, assistant principal and dean of boys, gives students invaluable advice'on career and other personal problems that they may have. A sympathetic attitude has earned for Miss Anne Miller, assistant principal and dean of girls, the confidence of those girls who have come to her with social and school problems. 8 Helping students to plan their course of study is one of the many duties of Mrs. Maxine Mills, assistant principal and dean of girls. Mr. Virgil Sloan, assistant principal and dean of boys, assumes the responsibility of coping with various dis- ciplinary measures. IRENE MICKENS, Counselor Clerk jfdce II lf' IME IRENE GLESMER Book Clerk gb 01 lf' VIVIAN BALARIN, School Treasurer HELEN FISCHER Attendance Clerk BARBARA CANTZ Record Clerk '- V e,e. ,.....+...l. EMELINE REID, Clerk -lgj is F if get -2 Mary Pountina, Wanda Wandazythus, Caroline Chojnach, Leona Duda, Eolise Miekis, Lucille Wachowich, Catherine Truscinski. SEATED: Elizabeth Johnson. From left to right: Mar- garet Soos, Lillian Gibb, Eileen Pietras, Lottie Bigc, Ruth Wells. Virgil Miller, Reginald Emery, Edward Keller, Edward Richa- son, Walter Pictrowski, Floyd Modjeska. I0 Annabelle Adamczyk, Margaret Bain, Rose Kowalka, Mary Buck miller, Rose Galbraith. X ?4wW X X X X ANGELA ABAIR Home Economics B.S., Ohio State University ARNOLD J. BROWN Mathematics B.A., Capital University M.A., Columbia University BESSIE BURKETT Mathematics B.S., Ohio University LINCOLN C. CLARK General Science B.S., Heidelberg College DARRELL CLAY Orientation, Driver Education B.S., Bowling Green State University M.E., University of Toledo MARIAN A. COOPER Business Education B.A., University of Toledo lVl.E., University of Pittsburgh HAZEL COY Home Nursing R.N., Flower Hospital B.S., Ohio State University LEWIS C. CROSS Social Studies B.S., Bowling Green State University lVl.E., University of Toledo .IOSEPH B. DENCE Bookkeeping B.E., University of Toledo BERNICE DONOVAN English, Speech B.A., Michigan State College M.A., University of Wisconsin ZOE DUNPHY Social Studies, English B.S., Bowling Green State University Columbia University University of Toledo University of Michigan DANIEL H. DUVENDACK Biology, General Science B.E., University of Toledo CHRYSTAL EASLEY Business Education B.E., University of Toledo FORREST W. ENGLAND Urientation A.B., Illinois College M.A., University of Missouri MARIE D. ERSIG English, Journalism B.S., University of Toledo B.A., University of Toledo HENRY FEARNSIDE Industrial Arts B.S., Bowling Green State Un iversity SARAH F ELDSTIEN English B.E., University of Toledo FREDERICK O. FISHER Mzuhernatics, Typing B.S., Huntington College M.A., Bowling Green State U CHARLES O. FLEMING English B.A., Muskingiam College FRANCIS M. FOOSE Physics, General Science B.S., Marshall College M.S., Marshall College ROBERT W. GEIS Social Sludies B.S., John Carroll University B.E., University of Toledo M.E., University of Toledo WINIFRED FRISCHMANN English, French A.B., University of Toledo EUGENE C. GFELL Industrial Arts B.S., Cincinnati University M.S., Bowling Green State Un LeMAXIE GLOVER Art B.E., University of Toledo niversity iversity M.F.A., Cranbrook Academy of Art RICHARD GORDON Social Studies B.E., University of Toledo MARJORIE HAMILTON Business Education A.B., Oberlin College DOROTHY MAE HAYES English B.S., Bowling Green State University B.A., Bowling Green State University JAMES HENAHAN Social Studies B.A., University of Toledo M.E., University of Toledo JOSEPH HORVATH Social Studies B.S., St. Vincent College A.M., Columbia University BELLE V. JOSEPH Mathematics B.S., Ohio State University M.A., Ohio State University GRACE L. KELLERMEIER English A.B., Mary Manse College JAMES KNIERIM Orientation B.S., Bowling Green State University 1, 'E' NANCY LOWE Home Economics B.E., University of Toledo KATHERINE MacKINNON Social Studies B.E., University of Toledo JAMES E. MAHER Mathematics B.E., University of Toledo CATHERINE MANTON Library B.A., Mary Manse College B.L.S., Columbia University DONALD A. MARTIN Physical Education B.S., Stetson University M.E., University of Toledo CHARLES W. MATTHEWS Automatives B.S., Miami University Kent State University M.E., University of Toledo CATHERINE MCCLURE Physical Education B.S., Dennison University University of Wisconsin RALPH MERICKEL Business Education B.A., Wittenberg College LOUIS MESZABOS General Science B.A., Ohio Northern University Alfred Holbrook College Ohio State University University of Toledo ELAINE MICKEL English, Orientation B.E., University of Toledo MARIANNE H. MITCHELL English B.E., University of Toledo VERA MOORMAN Biology B.S., University of Toledo M.S., Columbia University MAGDALEN NETTER Mathematics B.S., University of Michigan M.S., University of Michigan DOROTHY NICKLIN B.S., Bowling Green State University M.A., Bowling Green State University ELIZABETH OLLENDORF Physical Education B.S., Bowling Green State University PATRICIA PERRUCHON English B.E., University of Toledo 4 bl , 1' r Lili... x N .XI fl x' U HOWARD F. PHIPPS Latin B.A., Yale University M.A., University of Michigan MARTHA POWNALL English, Orientation B.A., Florida State University LEO J. ROBIE Orientation B.S., DeSales College M.A., Krakow University SAMUEL M. ROGOLSKY Orientation B.A., Arizona State University M.A., University of Michigan GEORGE ROHRER Physiology A.B., Otterbein College M.A., Pennsylvania State Univ BIANCA RUSSELL Mathematics, German ersity B.A., Wisconsin State Teachers College M.A., University of Toledo CAMILLA G. SAVAGE Social Studies B.S., DeSales College M.A., University of Michigan ROMAN SCHERER Radio, Electronics B.V.E., University of Toledo BARBARA SCHWANGER Physical Education B.E., University of Toledo RICHARD A. SMITH Social Studies B.E., University of Toledo SYLVESTER L. SMITH Physical Education BE., University of Toledo EDGAR SORTON Music B.S., Massachusetts University M.A., Ivayne University CHARLES E. STANEART Chemistry B.S., Ohio University M.S.. Iowa State University JOSEPH A. STOBINSKI Prinfing B.E., University of Toledo Stout University SAMUEL P. SZOR .fllusic B.M.E., University of Michigan M.M.E., University of Michigan PAUL 0. THOMAE Inrluslrial Arts B.S., Pratt Institute University of Toledo DOUGLAS F. THOMPSON Physical Education, Physiology B.S., Miami University M.S., Bowling Green State University FRANCES THOMPSON Home Economics B.S., Bowling Green State University O. M. THOMPSON Industrial Arts B.S., Unlverslty of Toledo M.S., University of Toledo ROBERT VAN CLEVE Biology B.E., University of Toledo M.S., University of Michigan Cornell University Western Reserve College ISLA VAN VRANKEN Business Education B.C.S., Tri State College DOROTHY VELIZ Spanish, English B.A., University of Toledo M.A., University of Florida A. THELMA WHITE English A.B., Manchester College GORDON WILKERSON Mathematics B.S., Unrverslty of Toledo Bowling Green State University ARTHUR WILKOWSKI Social Studies B.S., Bowling Green State University L.L.B., University of Toledo MARIE WILLIAMSON English A.B., West Liberty State Teachers College College of Steubenville JAMES WILUSZ Mathematics B.E., Purdue University M.E., University of Toledo THEODORE C. YAECKER Social Studies B.E., University of Toledo M.A., Ohio State University .IANYS ZIMMERMAN English B.S., State Teachers College Kirksville, Missouri ' M.A., University of Madrid Madrid, Spain 'aL.f w,.. ' ew- Carolyn Kwiatkowski, a new addition to the clerical staff, has proved to be a great asset to Mrs. Manton. fi, A 7a ' In our busy life everyday, people die, and few beyond the immediate relatives and friends take note of their passing. Woodward High School has lost a good and faithful teacher, Howard Phipps. He was a quiet man, patient and kindly, but a man of great learning and high scholarship-a Yale man. He taught Latin and history or rather he taught youth. Woodward High School is better for his having been here. I would say as the Romans said of a departed brother, Ave atque Valei'- Hail and Farewellf, Mr. Phipps. -quoted from David Voss Q X ff X TOP TO BOTTOM: Don Kornowa, Sergeant-at-Armsg .lim Perrine, Vice Presidentg Janis Baumanis, Treasurerg Linda Searle, Reporterg Ken Oehlers, Presidentg Gay Criscio, Secretary. The largest graduating class in Woodward's history, the class of 1960, has left scholastic and athletic standards that will set the pace for classes to come. From its first major undertaking, its sophomore dance, Tropical lnterludef' to graduation, the senior class has actively supported and served Woodward. Activities came rapidly this year. The hustle of picture taking was quickly pushed aside by the election. While our college-bound seniors were studying for scholarship tests, the class saw the result of years of work, our football team-- a respected member of the City League. After the excitement of Christmas came rehearsals for the class play. Spring was ushered in by good-byes as seniors departed on the trip. In a final rush of activity came the memorable prom and banquet. At last . . . graduation. Who can know the mixed emotions of that last moment? Of course they will see each other again, but the realization of graduation always brings tears. Now they stand in an open doorway ready and able to meet the future. 24 JACK ABRAMS NANCY ADAMS DAN ALCALA JACKIE ALLISON RICHARD ALVERMAN BOB BAHNSEN ,mln ' . m O IQ K Su. LOIS BAILS VALERIE BAKER SUE ELLEN BALL SANDRA BANKS A LJRL if 1. 5 ', . 5 N .- GEORGE BARBER PAUL BOCDANSKI SHARON BRITTON JAMES BARNES ROBERT BONKOWSKI PHYLLIS BROCK JIM BARRY ELEANOR BELLAMY PATRICIA BOOHER MARY BRYAN STANLEY BATDORF JANIS BAUMANIS JUDY BENSON BILL BERENCHIK evzdafw 565 HAZEL BORKOWSKI BEVERLY BOSTATER VIVIAN BRYANT SHARON BUBENKO PAUL BEACHER DAVE BERNIIARD WENDELL BOYD BETTY BURDASZ CAROL BEALE CONNIE BIENIEK I RAY BRANDEBERRY ROBERT BURCCRAF EARLENE BEAMON JANET BLONDO BRENDA BRIDGES WANDA BURTON NAJET BEDRA CAROLYN BEIIAN ANITA BLUM MARY BODE HAROLD BUSDIEKER JIM CAIRNS Even un editor has to do her own typing. Marilyn Jacob, Editor- in-Chicf and un honor student, is the driving force behind the Saga staff. What in the world's going on? Contemporary history students Ken Fielder, Jim Cairns Stanley Zawiszu, Renee Luzeltv. and Louis Hihhs can. tell you. AROUND THE MEMS ' smsiwsg SANDRA CARPENTER SANDRA CA ' PHYLLIS CLINGER RR0 FHERS BERNARD CODY Fawn RALPH CYBULSKI HAZEL DEHABEY k -ag' DIANE LAIES JACQUELYN CEGLIO HELEN CHARNEY LINDA CHESIIER CEORL In LOLI' DENNIS CONDON 655 DENNIS DANNER ED DEWART sf-ik HELEN CLARKE GAY CRISCIO LOUIS DECKER BONNIE DREW RICHARD DUDA MIKE DUHAIME BILL DUHAMEL NANCY DUHAMEL JACK DURANT SHERON ESTERLY TOM EVANS 0 LARRY FEEBACK PAT FISCHER DUANE FISH DICK FLACZNYSKI DICK FORGETTE TOM FREEMAN SANDY FRENCH ALAN FROST DAVE FRUEAUF 29 JIM FOX DALE FULWIDER DICK DURBIN LEWIS DUSZYNSKI DAVE FELDKAMP ROSE FERRIS BILL FRANKS GERALD FYE F9 RONALD FRANTZ AQUILLA GAMBRELL PHIL ERIKSEN KEN FIELDER BRAD FREEMAN SANDY GERNHAUSER ,-. F' CATHERINE JOSEPHINE ESSEX ESHLIMAN CAROLYN F INK WAYNE GODFREY MARK F ISCHER ROSS COODFELLOW X GARY GRAALMAN ROBERT GRALAK CAROL GRAMZA KATHY GRUBER JOANN GRUENEBERG DAVID GRZYBOWSKI SUE GUZDANSKI JOSEPHINE HADDAD m X 1 R, R sfixqx .IUDI HAGGARD DIANE HALL GLEN HAMMER BARBARA HAPP CHARLES HARMON MARIE HARRIS SANDIE HARRIS JAMES HARRISON BARBARA HARVEY MARTHA HASHIM GEORGIA HATZINKOLIS TOM HAUENSTEIN ' wisf 1 .N X ,X T' 1 7 X W N XXX X : fl af' Ixxqwx-fe K fig? A Miwgf SWB X xx 5 Q 1 I. bil' A 'Q 3 if X . X QA x ,wx we 36 '. SE ffw x 4l Q 3 mx , ra I , I Q . Q M, ,X if we X in-6 v ' aw fm., , f 4 Y W 25 , f ,M h. e- 1- .A ,. f f, 5' V 2? 'M ..,,,f ,513 A , W ' -5 - api If ff ? fm l gg ' ,. ' Lf. 1 X-gw IV x N F L 'x 1 ' M w w' WMA , ,fin . wa- lg? W1 x 'Z K fx , ' , xi W ,,,w an-my PAT HOSTETTLER ANGIE J AHNS JOAN KELLER BONNIE HUBERT ELLERY JOHNS JAMES KENNELLY ,. QF A t k' 5, SS: . we if -fafxw ,f i n - 'Q L5-S Na P . ' F' ifwejfca iw: 1 I , :is x x,....f- , 'Qian sz C . . 9 Q jk -Q w 'ws'v'e X .. , KENNY HUDNALL JIM JAGIELSKI JUDY JORGENRUD LINDA KLOFTA 'fx :bij RICHARD HUGHLETT DON JAGODZINSKI Om MARY ANN KACZMAREK MAURIE KOCHER , f ' 'X' S-3 ? E KRISTINE HULTZ FRED JANISZEWSKI CONNIE KAMINSKI JEFF KOHN E N BILL HUNDSRUCKER BECKY JEFF ERY JUDY KAMINSKI CAROL KOMASINSKI JOHN HUSMAN SCHERON JENNE l RICHARD KAZMIERCZAK HOWARD KOMIVES 13 if if u. ,,,, f 1 ff 5 'wa 91 Jw 4 V 3,1 X uf , I -1 , 1 TERESA JABLONSKI GLORIA JACKSON MARILYN JACOB TOM JESIONOWSKI JIM JEWELL JEFF JIRINEC I I THOMAS KEAN MIKE KONNERT FRED KONOFF DON KORNOWA Constantly, Consistently Constructive is the Tattler. What makes it so is its excellent staff, headed by Editor Becky Jeffery, an active and popular student. Don Kornowa, one of Woodward's top athletes, has sparked our football, basketball, baseball, and track teams to great heights. Don serves the senior class as Sergeant-at-Arms. DELORES KROPACZEWSKI MICHAELINE KWOSNIAK JOHN LESNIEWICZ PEGGY LORENZ GEORGE KREFT PAT LA MARAND DAVE LEWANDOWSKI JOYCE LYNCH M? BONNIE KRIENER JUDY KRISCHAK DIANA KRUSE PAT KUHN JANICE KUNSELMAN PAT LANE ANN LASLEY RENEE LAZETTE SANDY LECKLIDER MARY LEMONS CAROLE LEWIS ROBERT LIKE BILL LINGNELL DONNA LONG SANDRA LYNCH ELLIOT MANSOUR LUSETTE MASON MICHAEL MASON DONNA MAE LONG WILLIAM MATIIIES 'E' LARRY MATTHEWS SUSAN MAYO ELSIE MORAWSKI PHILIP MORRIS DAVE NADRASIK MAE NEVELS FRED McARTHUR DIANE MICHALAK RAYMOND MUNOZ NAOMI NONAMAKER 5 BILLIE MCATEE LINDA McCARTHY DICK MICHALAK CAROL JEAN MILLER dfbpldl' DICK MURPHY DIANA NORMAN TOM MUTCHLER ANTHONY OBERNEDER -657' X ' 1 . 'X M 1 ,E M- X Y . - xg. ' X 1+ N-.1 5 Q..'..1? :Sri gl ,fs A f L' Q CU- Tiff - 45' Eff X 1 E t W 1: Q K jg? Y K ' f 1 - . 3' , if? R J :i,?fvb5'f? 1-+ L Q X ., kg A s - x ,Y X -3.2-:il 7 gi. , fx dx T QR SN x .vas S v SA CARY MCCREERY LAVERNE MINTON MARY JANE MCGEE EUGENE MISIUDA 4 - JOANNE MUETZEL W. T. MYERS SHARON OBERLY AL OBST JACK McMILLAN JANET MOHON MARGARET NADOLNY JEAN ODEN T? JIM MEFFORD BARBARA MELBER MARJORIE MOHR BETTY MONTO KEN OEHLERS ATIFA OKDIE SHARON OLWICK LARRY ORMSBY BECKY PARISH CHUCK PARKER KAYE PARKER DAVE PATRIDGE JAMES PELLEK JAMES PERRINE VIRGINIA PETTAWAY DAVE PIETRSZAK BARBARA PINNIGER JOHN POMORSKI HERBERT PRIEST DENNIS PRYBA KARL PRYBA GEORGE PRZYBYSZ JANICE RASI NORMAN REARICK JUDY REAUME NANCY REX LINDA RHODES ERNEST RICE CARY RICHARD .JAMES RITER NANCY ROACH FRANK ROBEDEAU JERRY ROBERTS SANDRA ROBSON KAY ROLLMAN JIM ROSE RUTH ANN ROSE JOAN ROSS X s ,A QS? I S Not only does Woodward prepare students for college 'but it also has an extensive vocational program, as shown by this scnior business class. 4I LENNIE ROWE ROCHE ROYTECK ROBERT SENDELBACH NANCY SIEK TOM RUPLEY RUTH SCHUFFENECKER 6 4 U JANET ANN MARIAN QHERLOCK SHERLOCK BILL SKAHILL RONALD SINKOWSKI FR'ED RUTKOWSKI RON SCHUPP CHARLOTTE SHINAVER GARY SMITH f, A xi? RICHARD RZADECKI WAYNE SELLERS PAULA SCHUSTER TERRY SCHUSTER MERVIN SHODISS SHARON SMITH TERRY SHOOK SALLY SNYDER GERTRUDE SCHIPPEL LINDA SEARLE JACK SPARKS LINDA SCHMACER TOM SEDLAR FRED SPIEKER Having served the class of 1960 as both Sophomore and Junior Class President, Bill Lingnell serves Woodward further as President of the Student Council. RICHARD STACY NANCY STADELMAN NANCY SZARLIP JOSEPH SZCZUREK JACKIE TIMMING CAROL TWEEDLY The structure of a beef heart is the subject of Mr. R0hrer's demonstration to his physiology class. S I SVN I Rs., 'QQ K jg BEVERLY STAHL LANNY SZCZUREK JERI STARZYNSKI ROBERT TERTEL 42:46 TOM TRABBIC ELAINE UNDERWOOD WILLIAM TROENDLE BETTY UNFERDROS MARGENE STRAUSS GENE TKACZYK JERRY TRZONKOWSKI SHARON VALLAS RAYMOND GERALD SWAN SUNDERMAN DIANA THIELMAN CAROL TUPMAN RUSS VARNER RONALD THOMLEY JUDITH ANN TURNER TOM WALTON DAVID WATSON MARTHA WATSON DAVE WEAVER JAMES WEBB JIM WEBB DAVE WIELINSKI CHRISTINE SANDI WILLIAMS WILKOLEK I JERRY WYATT JUDY YAUCH JUDY YOUNG JOYCE ZDUNCZYK ROBERT JEANNE ZIELINSKI ZEBERKIEWICZ JUNE YOUNG LINDA ZIELINSKI J , I JOANN ZALESKI ERV ZITLOW SANDY WEST MARILYN WILLIS O ZAUTNER ZUROB gg WW wg 'P Yr ' Q , ', I ' fz' JANICE WHERRY RICHARD WOLF I STANLEY ZAWISZA J OSEPHINE ZUZWORSKY JUDITH WHITAKER JIM WOODBURY FRANK ZDUNCZYK EMEREN CE ZYCHOWICZ KAY WHITINC NICK WICHOWSKI STEVE WORSHTIL SHARON WOZNIAK 7 If I C, .L ff 1 . 1 , + .14 V PI I , f lc' W if rtxffqn 1,1 'HL J' f wif 4 bf, , L ,. , ' 'Lt 1111, 5 . I L WILL J I - ,9 WMP ,ywl mzzff- 'ff fL,,1,L it mnwlgxl if IIUL CSV44 . .,, ,.7IM,,,d' N'NLxj1v,UnQ, HH! CLK A411 4'f-f X 1 ll 1,LQJL, Nf'V-4 i My .f L -'fb 'I-LLLI' I , v . A I vxL,utI1,,Q. M A QM S rj JH J 1 ' L,1R'fV,?'1 LL, .'1,,,'1,'l' 9. 1 nw C 'WVU lfjg VW , ' '71, -XZ-6 wh flaw, L.-1 . I ,, 1 ' 7 ' I . , ' V ,4-LU!!! VI. 41,4 7-.Z ,'L!7 I 105' LK LV' D , WL fwwinv- 'W-'W' ,. I Q ,wc , T -4 3 , , L, f LJ, ' M4111 VLA 'f f Ln. f' L: ff, ,HUA 4 I-LQ0 uf-LL' ,yew 1 - 1. ,X 9 f7 'I ..--5 ' fi Lvfldfy , If ' , ,. I V, ,, 1, LL-ffl rf , PAULLETTE ZYLKAV ' ll', Y , f GERALD MERICKEL ,X . t, zu. X Q Aa SK S llk, q :A mm 2 , R . X wiv -. .ky ' as .Q A,- A, .mag EQ 'wk-I Q 'A 'Y sg nf 5 - zskjai H? Q fi Agv-was if., f E , f ,si vw EQWWN-1-..g 5 f' 1 www 1 fgf' 3 W ... 4 A F 'Nbr X. ff' s Q 2 s X-by Left to right: Vice President Mike Myers, Sergeant-at-Arms Art House, Treasurer Joyce VanSant, Secretary Betty Pizzo, Reporter Sue Brown. ' . 0 . As juniors, the class of 1961 proved to be very enthusiastic. They petitioned successfully to receive their class rings early. The junior dance, at which the king and queen reigned, highlighted the traditional junior week. The varsity cheerleaders this year were composed entirely of junior girls. This is an example of the school spirit that has made the class of ,61 extra-special. 50 I Advisor, Mr. Matthews, consults with junior class president Gary Ray. Norma Bacome Toni Badyna Clata Baird Elizabeth Baker Milton Baker Karl Balbaugh Robert Baldwin Carolyn Baran Evangeline Barnes Ida Barnes Leon Barnett Pat Barnette Mike Barrett Gwendle Bartlett April Basil . 4-' X My ,kai-X U 'iff '.3'r a ' QW W! I Roberta Abdelnour Joan Achinger Donna Adams Donna Ahl Ken Alderman Carol Ambot Diane Anderson Sandi Anderson Frank Arnold Georgia Assally ,loan Asta Ray Attie Bob Aufdenkampe Robert Augustyniak Ed Babiak 'IL it . www S' ,la J ack Baxter Jerry Beach Ron Bearer Raymond Beaufait Emmett Beavers John Bednarski Joyce Brady Nancy Brady Diane Beers Gary Bellaire David Bentley Susan Brantmyler Bob Brighton Mary Alice Besier Betty Beyer Sue Biel Roger Braker Martin Burks Diane Bieniek Mary Ann Bieniek Barbara Birt Sandi Brooks J im Brothers Ronald Black Jennie Blanchard Dotty Blanton Edna Brown Bill Brown Camilla Bonkowski Tim Borkowski Bonnie Boyer Richard Butler Don Buzzard Wesley Bylow James Brown Sue Brown Ronald Byrne Judy Campbell Lois Carey Doyal Bryan Pat Brzuchalski Marcia Carling Don Carnes Mike Casey Judy Buhr Ray Burlen Janis Chadwick Jerry Clark Mike Clark Bonnie Burley Mike Burmeister Laura Clawson Michael Clay George Cline Terry Burns Merry Lee Burr Betty Jo Cloud David Coffield Sharon Collins Ray Campton Sharon Condon Frank Cook 'F' 1 9 pw. V ,,,f .. 4 , ia VJ ' ' xx I l -f' Q2 is 5 Q ' 7 K 1 W 'I like ..1.-.L....v..wU lx . -G. f ,M 7' of? iam., X I A 1' 302.3 LN, 'Qi f fi, - 1' w 6 B, Q as y Q - 0 ' i L4 i QP' ,Sui Q ' 'H 'F' l A 4 -4 Roger Cutsinger Carol Dahar ' Carolyn Danicke X F 3' Phyllis Daniels W 'f Ken Danyi ' Alexander David fl! s ' ii el R. lg ' .N- ff-- Delia Deanda Joe Dempsey Tom Dickens FXR X K' f f' 5 if 't W wg., 'if f .if Zh . Frank Cooper Carol Cousino Jim Cousino Don Cowell Bill Cready Evelyn Crittenden Joyce Crittenden Bill Curtis Connie Curtis Earl Curtis Betty Dieball Doug Dillinger ,lean Dimmock Chuck Dodson John Dolt Barbara Dossat Ronald Dressler Diane Drouillard Roberta Duhamel Jim Dyson Four juniors Gary Edwards Martin Edinger Elaine Endzuis Bill Engelke Mike Epperly Kathleen Ermish Chuck Erichson John Feher Charles Fidell Connie, Filipski ln PX pCI'lI'IlCnl. James Frasier Connie French Mary Jane Frideger Jack Friend Judy Friesner Gary Fritz Ernie Fuller Linda Fuller A John Gaertner Linda Gardner 5' 3,1 Q, Es, S 4 Gerry Finnegan Susan Fisher Carolyn Flaczynski Richard Florek Harold Florence Linda Fogel Carl Foster Jackie Foster Julia Foster 'F' f ' Q' N x gl 4 11 0 l .1 fki 5. .9 . ,I .. .. K, if Q L xg Q K. .. .. 3 b ,,T, 5-:E Nancy Gudehus Carol Gusses Mary Ann Gyurasic Elaine Hajski Terry Hakeos Diana Hall Sondra Hall Ray Harder Bob Hardesty Kathy Harmon Bob Harrison David Hart Marcia Hartman Bessie Hatzinikolis Barbara Hay Y N J ff .K ff J if 'Q' X I Donald Gearhart Susan Getz David Givens Janet Givens Larry Golembiewski Manuel Gonzales Dwight Gossett Joanne Grabner John Green Sharon Green Earl Gregory Carol Grenon David Griffin Tom Grimes Dennis Gruhler . N 7 4+ 'Q f Z 1' Bobby Hayes Marie Helldobler Mitzie Helmke Joyce Henkel Lynda Henly Susan Herman Linda Hershman Linda Higgins Rick Higgins Dennis Hill John Hohn Don Holder Richard Hollabaug Wilma Holly Sandy Hollowell h ' cm lf 'W ii , A ii, iw x lv gg il , gs I 4 . . J, , be . J Q .3 Beverly Holmes Nancy Hones Tom Hosler Art House Sandra Hugill Lana llsley Hennie Lou Ivey Janice Jacoby Daniel Jankowski Dennis Jankowski Richard Jankowski Chuck Janowiecki Lou J arecki Donald Johnsick Beverly Johnson J, 31 Qw- ia 0 JK V I P5 Judy Johnson Alphonso J ones Ruth J ones Vickie ,I ones Jerry Jordan Loretta Jurkiewicz Eugene Kenney Candy Kerwin David Jurski Donald Jurski Gerry Jurski Sharon Kimerer Silas King Janice Kachenmeister Victoria Kachemeister Bob Kaintz Dick Klatt Joyce Knee Barbara Kalinowski Bernard Kalling Ellen Kansorka Carol Knepper Laura Kohn Marlene Kaszubiak Marcella Kazmierczak Roseann Kazmierczalc Ron Koke Kathryn Kokocinski Dana Keil Tom Keivens Pat Kempf Joyce Kubicki JoAnn Kuchcinski Mary Ann Kunckel Judy Kolecki Tom Kolodziejczak John Kunz J oe Kusz Ralph Kuyoth Dorothy Konoff Darlene Kosch Sharon Laffartha Linda La Mont Earl Landry David Koteclci Arline Kowalski Judy Langlois James Lanz Tod Lasley Carole Kowalski Dave Kregel Regina Lasocki Kay Lefler Jerold Leonard Robert Krell Jerry Krouse Ernie Leroy Doris Leutz Barbara Lewandowski Carolyn Lewandowskl James LeWand0WSkl Gloria Liggins ii x Q K 1. -1 'ss-iff' f, W' - .X Q. F X X 4 .Q X 'YF Q S 1 ig? was 1 9 Ei Q Q Lg... Sharon McCollum ,loanne Mcllroy Jim McLeary Pat Meek Norman Meilink Sue Meinen Marlys Melber Jerry Mercurio Tom Meyer Carol Michalak our 50th state. Doris Mitchell John Moharter Charles Mohr J oy Moore Richard Morawski Gary Morehouse Britt Morgan Larry Morgan Richard Morman Allen Morris Harriet Michalak Jan Michalalc Ronald Miclcens Leonard Mieczkowski Elaine Miekis , Robert Miller Roy Miller Rita Mills Kathy Minick '. 1 V Q.. f-gg i , .5 3 for 4 A N -a ,, S - ,3 A -A X N - N ' x , t ff v' . 1 .X ey ,ke , , a t , gy , .1 I 7 gfi I K P Fil 5 l ' L' .sl if ' la, ' , 4 3 ii A, ! 2 if ' 4 at I Gary Morris Grover Morrow Mary Jane Mosko Helen Mrozik Thomas Muszynski Dale Myers Janet Myers Mike Myers Edward Nagel .lerry Nastachowski Judy Nellis Sandy Nicola Sue Nieckarz Evelyn Nowak Donna Obee fag ge t afar-gm -J flies 51 aes ,fx t ffl ' gg ,JN F - N Px iii.. 6 JJ 9.-.. QB .FFR 'qw s Jig s file y i, . , , . Lvgxlilr. S 70 Margeruitte O'Brien Vivian O,Dell Jerry Oehler David Olwick Sue Oswald Tom Owczarzak Robert Pace Pat Pacynski Jeannette Parkos John Patterson Morton Patterson Walter Pawlowicz Paul Pegorsch Oresta Pelensky Jack Pendrey 0' Q' aqui Terry Provonsha Chester Przmierski Joy Pudlowski Charles Quillen Ronald Quinlan Kathleen Raczkowski Winfield Ragan Art Rahtz J oe Randall Gary Ray Harold Ray Judy Reeves Herb Rice Barbara Richason Joyce Rickman Barbara Penhorwood Robert Perrnar Bonnie Perry Harold Peters Jerry Peters Sharon Peters Dave Phelps Richard Pietras Betty Pizzo Mike Polcyn Gary Pollauf Robin Popplewell Walter Potts Patricia Powell Tom Prater Q ,. in sill I i1,.i S89 r ,7 fi ,JMX ii? 'G s , ' E 9 xl fx James Ringel Ruth Robarge Herbert Robertson Jim Robinson Deanna Rodenberger Jim Rohrs Rosemary Saris Charles Sawyer Becky Rollins David Romstadt Pam Ross .John Schafer Carlton Schroeder David Roth David Rouppas Lillian Rowlett Teresa Schoenfelt Carol Schultz Eileen Roznoski Lester Rudolph Roy Ruetz Sandra Sekulski Charles Seyfried Richard Rutkowski Josephine Sabbagh Dave Sahadi James Shaler Dave Shell Shirley Sakall Doris Sakheim Rochelle Saris we bf , , ,ap -i' .l Sue Snyder ,lack Soholski Mary Sorosiak Brian Siegel Trudy Skellie Karen SOSIIOWVICZ Mike Sotlco Ken Sowder Tom Slowinski Sherri Smenner Dan Stapleton Darlene Stawowy Ronald Steinbeck Bruce Smith ,lim Smith Joan Stevens Arthur Strange Gary Strause Joanne Smith Paul Snoderly Bob Sweney Vlfayne Swisher Mary Ellen Swistara Bob Snyder Jerry Snyder Valentine Szczypkowski Kathleen Szych David Szymanski James Szylnanski James Symanski Carol Teczynski 1 , - -f x , r x N L x fi' .sg 'lf' Louise Unkle Pedro Urias Al VanderHorst Teresa VanderHorst .Joyce Van Sant .ludy Van Sant Leslie Varnes Dennis Velliquette Judy Vermett James Thomas Alfred Thompson Mickey Thompson Tony Thompson Boll Thrush Kathy Trippe Dan Trzcinski George Tucker Sandy Turner Linda Turski Carol Dahar se Alice Villarreal Diana Vincent Judy Vincent Sue Vinlcent Judy Visi Kathy Vogelpohl William Voigt Tom Wagner Bernice Wakefield Tom Walentowski Carl Wardinski Joyce Warner Casimer Wasikowski Pat Weidman Arlene Welch Judy Werning 5. sf Sue West , 1 ' A Martha Western 1 . V L - Morris Wheeler mx? ' ' 1 Nancy Wheeler Q Lee White K Janet Whitiiey ' Beverly Wielinski 114 + Dennis Willhauck ii, K Martin Willhauk - Alonzo Williams it 4 Q V .J M K mel' .1 Augustine Williams Barry Williams Ned Winch n clothing: class. . L s ii -E , ' N ' Ron Wisniewski A K Carol Wojnowski 'LL C A 3 E 5 4, 'Z-xii' Robert Wolf f is Sandra Wormington 3 'i 7' X ' I - . I ' Sharon Wysocki ' C 2 X , Z A I S Carl Young Victoria Young 2. Gary Yunker Charlotte Zapadka Valentine Zawisza it Q ,Q J .t Q- 1 fn F3 'N , X07- -1 M if - 1 ,f F 'N if X ', 7. rm, 'H 'x 5 6 f 'E fs M. . g y .A 1, fu Left to right: Janice- Kaclienineister. Sandy Nicola, Doris Sakheim, Betty Jo Cloud, Pam Ross. Polar Bear Mascot-Connie French Sakheim assumed the position and ably led the cheer- leaders to a successful year. Theresa Zgorzelski Betty Ziegelhofer Joseph Zielinski Virginia Zychowicz Dennis Zylka Captain of Varsity Cheerleaders-Caro lyn Flaczynski Coach-Leo Rohit: With the loss of Carolyn Flaczynski to Bedford, the varsity cheerleaders were left without a captain. Doris sf? xxx X-miisg Wk l..eft to right: President Mike Saba, Vice President Judy Dickson, Reporter Ellie Bryan, Treasurer Pat Kornowa, Secretary Carol Bever idge, Sergeant-at-Arms Roger Truss. This year's sophomores returned from vacation with enthusiasm and started the year off with a spirited and colorful campaign. The officers were chosen from many candidates and have proved their ability to lead by the tremendous success of the sophomore dance. Since the sophomore student body has also shown a great willingness to work, they confidently look forward to making their next two years as happy and successful as this one has been. 70 GJD' Pat Adam Arthur Akeman David Alderman .loan Allen .ludy Auer Harty Ausel Bob Badman Dave Bailey Barbara Banks Linda Barber Carolyn Barhite Mary Barry Diana Beaufait Nayfee Bedra Sandy Bender Carol Beveridge Dan Block Gloria Bogdanski e.e:2 C at ., Q 5 C7 A 'Nl MT' y . I I . tis rggt l' t N a- 5- M Jackie Borkowski L Mary Braatz Doug Braden 4 Sue Bradner xr JA 1: . K , Kathy Brandebarry X gi .5 Q Bill Brann N Jerry Bray 1 A x C ll 5- sl. 1 hola, i-x 0 6, James Brighton -4 .N A ' w Paul Brooks Delbert Brown Derr Bryan Ellie Bryan Paul Bryan Mary Bush Sharon Bushroe Sally Calkins .lohn Campbell ,lim Carnes Mickey Cassis Roseann Charney Jerry Chichanski Cheryl Chrisman .lanet Clark Betty Clarke Eva Clifton Judy Conrad 5-f 9' F .by , 2 is , -J ,! .-mrlrsafii -:A Y-' lv 'N vw x 'rl ff H Xia 1 QQ! 4 I 'F F S T vas ' 6' Z9 - ., :Q b 1' P ., ..,: . Q vs Q 4 i Xe r ' E f :.'2 -, : N L -:Q , ' si ' if fi iff 'ref ll l ex Q5 , E 1 Q X g E C XA ,K ff ii 1 is Shirley Cooper Louise Copeland Russ Counter Ronald Craig Larry Crapsey Barbara Cravens Gene Crevier Gary Crispen Gloria Crosley Bonnie Crossman Sharon Culver Chuck Curry me Carol Cuzynski Cecilia Czyznikiewicz John Dangi Denny Davis Gloria Davis Karla Day Oralia Deanda John Debarr ,lim Degg .ludy Dickson Darleen Diehall Dennis Dieball Richard Dietsch Barbara Dobrochowski Kathleen Domonski .lames Donoher Louise Dorham Margie Drees Larry Drosczy James Dumas John Dumas Sandra Durant Trudy Dutkowski Lavern Dyer Richard Earhart Howard Easton Carol Eaton Gretchen Eccleston Mary Rose Ehle Chuck Ellenberger Martha Ellis ,lack Ennnitt Marilin Erwin .lim Essex Todd Falor Marcia Faneuff Nancy Fannin Daniel Farris Huthanne Fehcr Roxanne Fielding Sharon Fink Lois Fish I Bonnie Fisher Bob Floss .lim Foster Marilyn Foster Pat Foster llruce Fowler Suzanne Foxhuber Sharon Frank Bob Frideger Cheryl Friend Pauline Friess Charlene Frisch Sharon Fritz Margaret Fuhr Sharon Fuller .ludy Fuhner ,loyee Furry ,lohn Gardner Kathleen Garwicki Sondra Gates Joyce Gawle Nancy Gerlach Norman Gertz Dwight Gibson Larry Giese Charlotte Godlewski Gail Golnbar Holland Goodin Kathy Goodnight Hugh Corhaur 73 gn, ., ,- . 1- ff 3 -., 'Q' 9' 3 1 X x 'W v XX 7 Y t f' ll I f 1 P V1 L Q F 41 Af 9 0 I I 1. an N Q if 41.4 Q' sl it if x Q 6' .ln :tsl 4 7- ,Q-1 .L ' vs W. r , Xa . 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I . 4,1-, Charles Gorniak Jane Graser John Green Sandra Grimes Susan Grivanou X f fl Q 'F' x 'N ,ts J F a 0:0 Elaine Grooms Tom Gulch Carol Guthrie Robert Haas Jim Hamby Fred Hammer Mike Hampton ,I im Harmon Barbara Harrington Bill Hartman Jackie Hartwig Raymond Hawkins Donna Hayes Ray Hays Shirley Heckel Kathy Helminski Richard Helminski Sharon Helmke Carol Hensen Bob Hess Sue Hessman Christine Hiltman Jackie Hirschberger Gale Hochmuth Jack Hoenig Dennis Hoffman Judy Hoffman Judy Holden Carol Holland Susan Hollyday Myra Holt ,Iohn Hones John Horvath Carol Houghtell Jerry Houk Ronnie Howell Joe Intagliata John Jabron Barbara Jackson Kent Jacob Jon Jacobs Tom Jacobi Chester Janczak Carol Janicki .ludy Jankowski Pat Jankowski Michelle Jaworski Jim Jazwiecki Pat Jensen Barbara Johnson Jim Johnson Nick Kamfield Dennis Kaminski John Kasmierski Dick Keel Sandra Kehrar Janette Kemp Mary Kenninger Ruth Ann Kerr Gene Kikolski Glen King LaVerne King Terry Klein Dan Kolling Edmund Kolodaiej Jesse Komorny Sally Komorny Jolm Konecny Tom Konnert Dorothy Konoff Bill Koprowski .Patricia Korecki ezak 66110 Bill Hultz John Huntley Donna Hyman Camilla Icenhour .Jon Ilsley - x 'X is , z FJ . r WY' 1 ill!!!-E' ' x ,ls V A 3' f fAs!YQJ','1,J t Mr. Arnold Brown is explaining mathe- matical techniques to geometry students, Edward Mueller and Mary Rapp. Dennis Kornowa Pat Kornowa Joanne Kosakowski Dan Krauss Suzanne Kremnec Diane Kroeger Rita Kruse Judy Krystofiak Gloria Kukiela Carol LaCourse Diane Ladriere Larry Lahr Dale Lanahan Boll Lane Phyllis Laney Luann Lanz Jean LaPlante Linda Lashley Brenda Lauharn Julie Lavin Doug Lawrence Kay Lecklider Ken Leiter Richard Lemons if J N ' . 53 J? 'X yaeyry D J 51 , L H Q ' I 1 .5 -s - .M f QV - ,Q L. 'X K ' N ' U i . s - . J AX '5 H a + t 1 t 1 Q Jdi on ll 1 Kent Jacob and Sandra Smith watch as Marsha Penny points to the place they've been discussing in their world history class. N Q . 5- ' A is Q- , 1 'L A if 5, l i L l I F kt 5: K E gf gg 3' L - A V Mx K 1 .. ' PKR ti- J 1 AN, F- I . f t owel' I ii' 1 . xx .. .amy 'X X as., . e v f 1 'P ' t ' - i xx X mb l I W :F KA J 37 I 4 lf J fi g ' . ' - Q W 4 ' I L may ,f Y , , wx tg. 'Q Mixing pleasure with work is Mrs. Hayes and her sophomore English class. Doug: Leonard Sandra Lett Phyllis Levin Phyllis Levin Dale Lloyd Pamela Lohmeyer Carol Louy John Lukasik ,Ioan Lyons Barhara Lytlc Donna McDonald ,lohn Mag Donald Majewski Luther Maklcy Ronnie Malaska Fay Maness Paulette Manzey Linda Mathias Sue Matzinger Sue Mazurkiewicz Torn McArthur Buddy McClevie Donnelle McColynn Theron McCoy Sandy McDaniel Human anatomy is illustrated to this hiology class hy Mrs. Vera Moorman. 1- ' .n 1.. - Jerry Mclntire Keeling McLin Carol Merryman Sharon Michalak Edmund Mieczkowski Diana Miller Mary Miller Mike Miller Robert Miller Willard Miller Rosemary Minard Jim Mitchell Barbara Mize Barbara Mlotzek Ronnie Montague Betty Morns Darlene Mosley Bernard Moss Eddie Mueller Connie Muetzell Maryann Murawski Tom Murphy James Mutchler Karin Myers Linda Naylor Bonnie Neff Starrie Nevels Carol Neville Bob Novack Ronald Nowak John Nowicki Thelma Nuszbaum Judy Obermyer Gary O'Bryant Fatima Okdie Margaret Okulski Leonard Olender Bernard Oliver Ruth Ormston Larry Orzechowski Wayne Osborn Kathy Ostapowicz gg I I 6 .xt N 49 K' r 'U V K y . f I t B H I L - Gr AX , at N it If is Wlgygkk - ,, ws I ggi., rt in my i J N B Q., A . . Q was ' . it rf if ,, i , yyy v 'Q W 3 Q' el' X ,- i. ff -x ' nga .1 . is. In cs , lx A f' 1 t 5 J 'Sc F a :- w -3 J . - J P gi . is Ihr R' are rfw' - ...f E F ' al xxx il A A iii hui 1 ft QQ J YM., LF J J as P I S ., 1 'NS xv i Tim Osthimer Fred Ostrowski Jerry Pacholski Alberta Pack Jean Pajak Veronica Park Carolyn Parker Dick Parker Mike Parker Barbara Paszczykowski Janice Paszezykowski Dorothy Paul John Peacock Joan Penniger Marsha Penny Gerald Perkins Carole Perrin Dale Piorkowski Gloria Plock Daniel Podgorski Carol Pomorski Tom Poore Gail Popplewell John Potts Ken Powell Harry Price Billy Provonsha Barbara Pryba Ed Putterbaugh George Rahe Marylynn Rapp Shirley Rate Carol Ray Phyllis Ray May Reasonover Mattie Reasonover Dave Recker Johann Rector Marjorie Reiley Jim Reilly Charles Remele Marie Reuter Charles Rickman Faye Roberts John Roberts Ken Roberts Ronnie Roberts X. 'F . :K L -R 'At Ei Sharon Roberts Roddie Robbinson Henry Robinson Pat Rodgers Ronald Roman Carolyn Rose Dennis Rose James Royster Kittie Ruiz John Russell Carol Rust Kathy Rutkowski Janet Rybak Joan Rymsza Mike Saba Tom Saba Kenny Sahadi Sharon Sahadi Don Sakall Rueben Sarabia Mary Jo Sarvis Ronnie Scanlon James Schade Gerald Schafer Evelyn Schiffler .lohn Schwyn Basil Scott Beverly Scott Carl Scurlock Alice Seaney Lynn Seaney Sue Seeber Mary Sefferly Lois Shearer Evert Shepherd Marilyn Sheerschm id: Lee Silver Cathy Sloan Joyce Sloan Al Smith Sandy Smith Walter Sneed James Snyder ,lim Snyder Martin Soos Marjorie Spencer Judy Sguires Evelyn Stahl Janet Stanger Linda Stanis .lim Stark Jeff Shields Richard Shordt Ernest Shrader Charles Shumaker Linda Siferd Kathy Starzynski Elaine Stasko Marguerite Staup Connie Stearns Carol Sleek Richard Stegcr Sue Stewart Jim Stevens Cathy Stout .loeannetta Strub Don Struble Charles Stump Trudi Stump Pam Swanson Marcia Sweney Carol Szynkowski Steve Tatro Robert Taylor Mary Teal Ron Tertel Mike Thomas gu- I . ,Q , 1-7 E ,Sf 4' 1. 'V JA 0 4 I EW X 4 Q i f -J - if if vi, Q. f X .,,,k , a 3 'I it ie. X . - lla? .- ..Qi ,is 4' N 1 oi X , Qi'- 9- N f A.,-i 1 Dennis Thompson Ellen Thompson Lynn Tipton Charlene Tooman Dick Troendle Roger Truss Bill Tunsion Phyllis Turner .ludy Underwood Paula Unferdros Sue Valare Diane Valentine ,lessie Vannes Butch Varnes Leonor Venegas Chuck Vess Robert Vigh Jim Voltz Pete Wagner Cary Walterschied Judy Washburn Dick Way Gifford Weaver Barry -Weeder Sue Weeder Sue Weidman Kenneth Weiricli Sandra Welever Terry Werner Gene Wheeler Shirley Whipple Cary Wickarcl Connie Wilkins Carol Wilkinson Pat Wilkinson Alonzo Williams Charl Williams Larry Williams Willie Williams Dan Wojcicchowsk i Marie Wojciechowski Tom Wojciechowski Dave Wolk Diane Word Catherine Yancv Linda Yarbcrry' Ladd Young Martin Young -fi' f 1- 7 -g Q 1' 41l,'. Donna Zeller Dianne Zraik f Q-, Q0'jfQv lt The sophomore class listens attentivcly. Mrs. Katherine MacKinnon and Mr. James Maher, sopho- more class advisors, discuss plans for thc sophomore class. 83 X A p,,.:,f if . f SX be .,,, .- fig? K .Elin S ,fs A , Q. . . P ew f - - , , W- ' Er.. -W3,15-wrfiyk N J' ' L7 x 'fx 4 X Q 3 -, -' Mk-,rL...w-M wwf., - ww, f -.w..-,f' ' X . ?we4mea X X X X Edward Achinger Mary Adams James Adkins Sue Aldrich Geraldine Alfred Joan Alias Ray Ambarski .A Nancy Anasiewicz Evelyn Angelbeck Linda Ard David Arndt David Avery Joe Babiak g... . , I A u Ja- Lou Ann Baker Pat Baker Jackie Baldwin John Baldwin Bonnie Banks Joe Banks Andrea Baran Nancy Barger Nayf Bardwell Gerald Barker Ralph Barnes Ben Barrett Leatha Batdorf Sue Bauchman Robert Beale Bill Beauchamp Kathy Beczynski John Bedoe Sohame Bedra Stanley Bembenck Richard Beebe Bonnie Beniek Nancy Beniek Skip Berlin Connie Best David Bishop Linda Bickle Edward Bieniek Lilian Black Pearl Blanton Marvin Blue David Bohak Cynthia Borysiak Charles Bowman John Boyd Mary Boyd Judy Braden Gerald Brandman Dannie Brandon Bonita Branes Judy Brenneman Julia Brewer Thomas Britton Doug Broden Michael Brooks Judy Bronkowski Gladys Brown Harold Brown Shirley Brown Q . t ,... 2 Y' x ti A S f Ii Y 9 Q 2 4 x C C C , 3 L t , 'S r -8 J N if t Q I .iv ,t f .ego , ,C ts... Q 5 e 1.5 s i 5g Q i Barbara Chambers ,lim Chamblee Ed Ciesinski Bill Clawson Terry Cleary Roger Compton Ruby Compton Julia Contreras Richard Contreras Jack Coon Roselyn Copeland Terry Coulter Robert Counterman Cary Crabb Allan Craig Pat Crawford Georgia Crites Phillip Crites Phyllis Crites Louetta Cureton Benton Curry Sharon Curtis Gene Cutshaw Sue Czerniak Dan Dalko Diane Daniels James Daniels Judy Darascauage Cindi Davis Connie Davis Leslie Davis Lois Davenport Shcrie Day Tim Debth Tom Dolong Conrad Delveaux August DeMoe John Dempsey Kenneth Derifield William Dilgart Mary Dixon Sue Dixon Billy Dobelinski Cerrie Dolquerry Eugene Dombkowsk Mike Doran Sharon Douglas Richard Drago Larry Drown . 1 i . Q Joseph Bryan 1 ' L Ray Buckhultz ff -, I Rose Bucr v if - y ip Ed Burgraff 1 -- . - 5 3 5' ig, Kathy Burns M L lt , Y -Lilies Jackie Butler - s'-- ,zrl , , 1 rs- Nancy Buzzard 's iii' : Y gy t - . S ' Kathleen Cain I ' ki L L A 'Q .Y Q ' Larry Carter it -' Q :F Y A I Larry Cartright Fi A ' s fl ' Y f Dick Case V My r X . S f K .Eine Casgetonl S, ,F i ii PQ onnie ave y is 6 Q 11.1 1 1 1 X4 Q, , fr F ,. ' I I 1 ' AX I, L. 14,2 .Q R it Xt . ,ji ih.. gc H, I I K A ex X NJ 4 .L ,f ,. nt f 'F .2 X i 4 QQ s at ll Q Q. ex has P Q . as 1 Q5 Q' N S. fr Y on s bv. Jim DuPrey Paul Durrand Tom Duslak Sandra Earls Albert Easton .lim Eberflus Marjorie Eckert Edward Eckhart Dale Edwards Jerry Edwards Clyde Ehman Wayne Elgin Marcia Ellenburger John Ellison Paul Emeit Candace Emery Ray Engelhardt Peggy Engler Diane Enzuli Phillip Escamilla Joe Esterly Gary Estep William Evans Carol Everitt Doris Ferrarow Frank Ferris Mary Fetzer 0 I Leo Florkowski Clyde Floyd Bill Fortner Carol Foster Eddy Sue Freeman Magdelyn French Harriett Foley Gary Frost Rhodenda Fulwider Ron Garren George Greer .lolln Geraro J oe Gerlach Bill Gertz Margaret Ghesquiere David Gill Grace Gill Robert Gingrich Lida Glander Sandra Golatka Carmen Gonzales Herlinda Gonzales Judy Gordon Hazel Gose Ed Gosik Harry Goss Larry Goss Af.. ,.. 1 K-QQK 'Ce if .4 'FL , ffl Pat Green George Greenwalt Tim Gregory Larry Grenon Deno Grevis Arthur Grey Larry Griss Michael Grodi Sharon Guth John Guyton Barbara Haas Kathy Haas J ack Haddad Linda Haden Cheryl Hanson Carl Happ Ronnie Harris Jerry Harrison Betty Hartson Tomasene Harvey Bob Hayes Phyllis Hayward Frank Heayis JoVal Helldobler Dave Heller Magdalene Helton Christie Henderson Pamela Henline Ruth Hessman Oscar Hill Marjorie Hinkle Grace Hoffman Ernest Hollowell Velma Holly Richard Holmes Clarence Holt Christine Houghtell Jim Houli Dave Howard Martha Hudnell Zignxund Humanski Myra Hunt Mary Huntley Ronnie Hupwright Rosetta Hurst Christine Jankowski Sandra Jasinkowski Judy Jennings Jerry Jewson Sharon Johns Marsha Johnson Sharon Johnson Carol Jurkiewicz Larry Kachenmeister Q, ' J GF fl sz 1 Q fm - ' J t s .X I ' ' 9 X.. 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L W- 0 M,w.1-- ef w i. r 9 Q..-jf lx J J z fi ff-, 8 90 - v-41 S Karcn Lemcrand Sharon Lentz Barhard Lince Beverly Lindley Bob Lindsey Rosa Lopez Margie Lowe Nancy Lutz Dennis Lykowski Sharon Lynn Judy Lyons Margie McLoughlin Janice Maish Melvalee Malery Joyce Marciniak Dorothy Maroszek Gary Marx Melvin Marx Geraldine Kaczmarek Janice Kaczmarczyk Rosalie Kaminski Tom Kaintz Chris Kanipe Penny Karl Mike Kasprzak Judy Kazinski Ron Keaton Judith Kellerbauer Pat Klement Diane Klosowski Ron Klowan Carol Knittle Garry Knowles Mike Kolpien Nancy Komjsinski Mike Koprowski John Korpek Karen Kosuth Pat Kozlowski Leonard Krell Sue Kriener Patricia Krouse Sandra Kucinski Gail Kuehnle Clifford Kohler Carol Kuhn Cheryl Kujawa Sharon Kusner Darlene Kyhka Sondra LaDuke Gary Lakatos Joan Lamont Sue Lanz Ed Larnhart Carol Law Charlotte Lawson Corena Leach Jim Leininger Duane Lender Richard Lesniewicz Mike Mathias Francis Mayer .lim McArthur Linda McCann Barb McClellan Sandy McCoy Larry Mcflraary Rosie McDaniel Bonnie McDermott Dennis McDonald .lewel Mclleorge Janet McCillen Tom McLeary Steve McLin Carol McGuire Doug Mefferd Bonnie Meier Frank Meirier Dan Melieki Ruth Merife Linda Meyer Arnold Miller John Miller Cindy Mills Thomas Mills Pat Misko Bill Mitchell Connie Modrowski Dixie Modrowski Paul Moore .lerry Morgan Joyce Morowski Cynthia Morris Bernice Mrozinski ,lim Mullins Cary Munch Larry Nantz Stuart Nantz Bob Nappins Don Neicarz Linda Nellis Jim Nelson my f 'I P' 1 S 'ff 4 , . , , ir .1 1 Q.. .Q v ...,,. 'Qing - i F -'Wt . -F 1 'S if 'i lv its 1 E4 ,K r X 6 'F' .xt .A 'T V1 David Newman Diane Niezgrocki Bonnie Nowak David Nowak Joe Nowak Bob Oberly Doris Obie Bill Oehser Barb Okenka Diane Olejnik Lois O'Neil Dick Orns Janet Osinski Janis Owens Robert Pace Arthur Pacer Sharon Packard Janet Pandin 4: x l :X in .li C il 1 f lea 57 R X I' is 1 ? V' . X Q1 ,jkgj 1 ' if Hill lin. . nfs g, , ,-C xx 7 , Y 3 .. rf- A. ja -. ,lay y ,fe Q' ba K -If is: N ' 51-V , All A S 3 f Roger Rice Connie Richards Glen Richardson Don Ritenour L. B. Roberts Mike Robinson Barbara Rohr Shirley Roper Alice Ruiz Diane Rutkowski Thomas Ryan Barb Rygalski Mike Sabagh Robert Sage James Samples Judy Palenski Pat Pasko John Patridge Frances Pauwels Linda Pawliski Donna Peace Ron Peace Jewell Pemberton Bill Pendergraff Charles Pero . Valarie Perrine Julius Pettaway Herbert Pfaffenberger Tom Pfaffenberger Bob Phillips Richard Phillips Cheryl Piorkowski J ack Plotner Dariene Polle Daniel Pope Sue Portteus Larry Pouwels Laura Radcuff Barb Radeff Darlene Raszcyk Cary Reichlin James Relford Roberta Remele Alice Reynolds Lee Reynolds if Stanley Sapatka Darleen Saruis Jerry Schaffer Cary Schmidt Don Schroeder .ludy Schuldt .lackie Schultz Carl Schulz Pat Sedlar Cheryl Seltzer Q. Carol Shain Linda Shepard Pat Shirey Lynn Shirley 3- JOllI'l Shour Carol Shreiner William Sieferd Carol Siferd Stefe Simpkins Robert Siwajek Mary Slover Carol Smith Done Smith Douglas Smith Engine Smith Glen Smith ,lanet Smith Steve Snell Donna Snyder Mark Snyder Robert Snyder Leonard Sobccki Sandra Sorgae Laura Spabanawiez Lyn Stacey l Kathy Stager 5. if , Linda Stager Mike Steele 5 Gloria Steiger Tom Steinfurth Charles Stelnicki Steve Ann Stelnicki Sue Stevens f N JoAnn Stone T Harry Streetcr is te z l gt? X ' we 6' Q i 5: Q '. S it , az v x M2 lu Pat Struh - John Stump Roger Styer Eola Sullivan 3 Kay Summerfield Charles Swinghammer Paul Swisher 9- Q .lames Szcesniak Tony Tallent Clyde Thomas Dwight Thomas .lim Thompson Gloria Thornton Richard Tima Ruth Toezynski Lloyd Tollc Allan Topor Raymond Trzcinski Denise Tyffe ,lean Urban Sandy VanCamp ,luanita VanTress .ludy VanWormer David Varnes Sanrlra Vaseelka Mel Vasquez Mara Velme Karen Verigels James Vice Bonnie Wakefield Pl ' '33 , , 1 it .. Q' 9' r ik. fi nf , , 1 ,K Il 'Ks e 4 if: W th: - 0 n 5' livii r O' .N 4, A lt if ,gt K , K ' 1- i s . il -.4 A Q Sharon Ziegelhofer Joe Ziglio Dennis Zygula Lex Youngman Elaine Zakrzewski Patricia Zablocki John Zawisza Mike Zdawezk Karen Waldeck Sarah Walker Marilyn Walling Darlene Ward Don Warner Kathy Warner Gloria Wasikoski Diane Watson Dick Watson Lance Wehrle Eddie Weirick Caroline Weislak Rodney Weissenberger Sandy Wendt Beth Werkman Dean West Doug Wheary Anne Wheeler Sandy Wheeler James Whitty Barbara Wicznski Marcia Wijas Harry Williams Carol Williamson Leonard Wilshire Camille Wilson Parilee Wilson Nancy Wlodarski Sherry Wojcik Connie Wongrowski Brenda Woods Leon Woods Mary Woods Sharon Woods Barbara Woznicki Pat Wranger Dewanda Wright Carol Wrzcsinski Janice Wurm Vicky Wysocki Shirley Yarberry Linda Young Mrs. Burkett's freshman algebra class is in deep concentration over the algebra problems. 'CY' Q'KT' 429 L lo R--ROW I: Bill Oshvr, ,lim Clninilmlcy, ROW II: Nancy Buzzard, .lunvt Maish. Donna Snich-r, Put Kozlowski. Ilnnilzi llzlnus, ROW III: Suv Castle-tori. Slvvv Ann Stvlnivki, Kathy Stngvr. 0 Mrs. White und her freshman English class are conquering thi- difficnltivs of English Q.'II'LlIIllIllll'. Curtis representative presents Mr. Mc- Neill with prize at kick-off for magazine drive. Coach Lou Meszaros receives standing ovation at mass meeting. Enrollment at Woodward reaches an all time high . . . new books are purchased for shorthand and typing classes . . . lVlrs. Maxine Mills and Mr. David Krost are added as counselors . . . C-schedule movies are discontinued . . . Polar Bear gridders cop second place in football . . . Aequatatis, first boys' literary society, is formed . . . magazine drive nets large profit . . . junior class receives rings in September . . . 1600 yearbooks are ordered during Saga drive . . . Tri-Lit Dance, Rickshaw Rhapsody, is held at the Secor . . . Woody Hayes, Ohio State coach, honors Woodward at football ban- quet. Decking the halls with holly and A bit of France at halftime- Cigi. Freshmen leave auditorium after special tinsvl. Hold Tlllli Tiger! Mad rush as freshmen purchase new locks Sludgnib mise mlccs m carol smgmg Sophomores win clas challenge contest , . . band and choral groups present annual Christmas program . . . Woociwarci cagers tie for the City Championship . . . Junior-Senior play, DEAR PHOEBE, is a huge suc- cess . . . Extravaganza cast prtsents PAJAMA GAME . . . Junior-Senior Prom, Enchanted Island, leaves lasting memories . . . seniors graduate from Peristyle . . . graduates leave their Alma Mater with smiles and tears. Energetic seniors unpack grad- uation gowns. Junior and senior science students take trip to Enrico Fermi power plant in Monroe. Four girls cop prizes at annual School Spirit Day. 'Y 3 .1 ' Y Last minute rush at Stati0ner's Desk Seniors compile material for research papers. Secretarial Club holds formal area tea with Valentine theme, 'wa v u F95-as lg .W f- Q. Wa M, ,s ul, Ma. .n.d X X Checking the files for accuracy-Judy Jorgenrud, Senior Editor, and Barbara Lewandowski, Assistant. Gathering ideas from old Sagas-Bonnie Kriener, Club Editor, and Eileen Roszonski, Assistant. QM Our efficient Editor-in-Chief takes time out from her busy schedule-Marilyn Jacob, Conferring with each other before drawing up definite plans-Donna Long, Junior Editor, and Ruth Robarge, Sophomore Editor. Using the blackboard is thc best way to make il layout dm-sign-Joan Ross, Girls' Sports Editor, and Kathy Vogelpohl, Freshman Editor. Working on a yearbook isn't all glory as the members of the staff soon learned. Hard work and many long nights after school went into the composing of the 1960 Saga. Talking over important decisions-Mr. Robie, Saga advisor. Planning another page for the Sports section-Art House, Boys' Sports Editor. ljllllllt when the hook nent to press 111 FtlTI'll'll'y the staff was able to rest. But when the Saga arrives and compliments are voiced hy happy students, everyone agrees that the many hours of hard work were worth it. Q Looking over information ahout the camera-Sheron Estcrly, Art, Activities, and Photographer Editor. and Mike Epperly, Assistant, Working hard to make the Saga deadline-Jane Hauser, Business Manager, and Sharon Malkowski, Assistant. En! W! Deciding which picture to usefSandy West, Faculty Editor, and Harriet Michalak Assistant ,sy if: 'G vu A N Checking the Tattler for mistakes-Judy Benson, Assistant Editor, and Renee Lazette, News Editor. I Ambitious Editor-in-Chief Becky Jeffrey. : Checking the accuracy of the scores-Jeff Jirinic, Sports Editor, and Don Kornowa, Assistant. Competent junior reporters con- sulting the dictionary for informa- tion-Ruth Loudenslager, Charles Quillen, and Lana Isley. Working hard to meet the deadlineAKatl1leen Ermish, Robert Permar, Judy Vermett, and Don Stapleton, junior reporters. ,M 97' V4 Sandra Williams. Column Feature Editor, and Don Assistant. Bringing students up-to-date about important events at Woodward and the surrounding areas is one of the many goals of the Tattler. Faithfully they follow their motto. Constantly, Consistently Constructive. The Tattler staff strives for perfection, and perfec- tion is what they obtain. The guiding light of the Tattler staff-Mrs. Marie Ersig, advisor. Talking things over before the deadline -Lynn Sprcngel, Interviews, Sande Robson, Column News, and Najet Bedra, lnquiring Reporter. x kxxxf' xx Lending a hand to the seniors is the job of junior reporters, Carol Danicke, Mary Alice Besier, Susan Getz, and Joann Crabner. ,Zi , ' ' , w I 2 5 F' , e git . ' r Q25 ' 1- t , 3.1 A ' it A 1 529 f 2 v X I .1 7 f f x H'4'fx1,Ni3 ' ' 1, , r r 1 , r rrrrr r ,, ai , ' are 'S UH: argivw . gig ' x :Liza- 'Q X 1 ,I 35 Y E 4 K Q R ru W' 1 M A X , v 5? ,Q ' Petite beauty, ,ludy Turner, draws praise from the homecoming crowd. O Homoeoming evening was crisp and clear-a perfect night for a viz-torious game. Halftilne activities inelud- ed the erowning of the foothall queen and her eourt and an entertaining show hy the hand. The girls reigned over a standing room only crowd and a won- derful loothall game. The crowd sighs as heautiful Joann Zaleski rides hy. fr, First attendant, Judy Turner, is presented to the student x 5. 4-uit lohnn is ,loann Zalcski, standing with her escort, lflliot Mansour, gives thanks tu everyone. r at L to R-ROW I: Luther Makley, Steve Tatro, Dwight Thomas, Art Ackerman, Bill Engelke, Steve Worshtil, Jim Coon, Larr Glow, John Lesniewicz, and Ronnie Steinbeck, ROW H: Tod Falor, Harry Price, Bonnie Crossman, Judy Buhr, Barbara Hay Joann Dilgart, Dixie Jo Modrowski, ,lean Pajak, Joan Pitson, and Ruth Loudenslager, ROW HI: Lee White, Bruce Fowler Mike Steele. Fred Hammer, Jim Makowitz, John Beadows, Cheryl Friend, Betty Diehall, Sharon Vallas, and Beth Henderson ROW lV: Charles Sawyer, lVlark Fischer, Dick Martin, Tony Thompson, Pam Margy, Pam Lohmeyer, Darlene Poole, and Ruth Murphy, ROW V: Nancy Roach, Janet Mohon, Judy Auer, Jerry Hitzka, and Ray Burlin. Band members march off field after halftime performance. I06 20 Long hours were spent in rehearsing the memorable half-time performances of the 1959-1960 Woodward High School Band. To raise money for the purchasing of new equipment, the band supported several tag days. With a portion of the money, the band acquired a new drum. viii L to R ROW l. Bob Bonkowski, Glen King, Joyce Furry, Linda Hershman, Vicki Young, Julie Levin, Carol Knepper, Gary Crabb, and Chuck Ellenburger, ROW Il: Penny Karl, Sue Brown, Mary Miller, Gail Kuehnle, Pat Kornowa, Carol Beverage, Phylis Levin, Tessie Schoenfelt, and Carl Happ, ROW lll: Donna MacDonald, Marcia Penny, Donna Zeller, Barhara Radeff. Sally Calkins, Judy Friesner, Janet Smith, Diane LaPriere, and Nayfee Bedra, ROW IV: Janet Clark, Dar- lene Moseley, Carol LeCross, Maryt Fetzer, Kathy Stout, Boh Augustyniak. and Jim Stark, ROW V: Wilton Stallings, Jack Campbell. Fred Janiszewski. Sharon Olwick. and Bernie Kalling. MR. SAMUEL SZOR Director ' gown! In addition to holding several concerts during the year, the hand also participated in many parades. The largest activity, however, was the annual Extravaganza, which was the high-light of the 1959-1960 season. s ,Q The leaders of thc hand-Twirlers, Joann Zaleski and Deanna Rodenberger. with Drum Major, Dick Hollabaugh, stand at attention. mm M4 Several of the halftime shows this year were high- lighted by the twirling of fire batons. The band pro- vided background music while the high-stepping majorettes went through their intricate routines. The girls spent many long hours of practice at camp, after school, and during dancing lessons. The Twirlers and the Drum Major were chosen for their dancing and twirling ability. 'ft FDI num !-Sf !,l-.----n. 'dxf .11 A , x ' n iw: 1 an Q A in -I 1111 It . 'H L 'Iliff' xilw? A W- '- 1I 'U s E:2,e,, fl A 1 Q X g I 1 NK Tw' j, ' 'vu TF EES - x ! 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Even though the weather was hazardous, everyone who at- tended enjoyed an evening that they will long remem- ber. Lingnell, Student Council President, a night on the town with Sandy 'Rr'-if HER MAJ ESTY Jo Ann Zaleski v J o Ann Zaleski takes time out from her busy schedule to pose for the cameraman. MR. EDGAR SORTON Director lnspiring music can he heard every day from lVlr. Sorton's fifth hour class. Every student at Woodward enjoys listening to the Choraliers. The culmination of long hours and practice results in pleasurable and enjoyahle selections. L to li-ROW l: ,ludy Vincent, Pam Rager, Pam Ross, Candy Kerwin, Barbara Pryha, Carol Dahar, Sharon Condon, and Joyce Furry ROW ll: Sharon MacDonald, Diane Cates, Robin Popplewell, Sharon Wozniak, Sandra Lynch, Veronica Parker, Shirley Whipple and Jessie Vannes, ROW Ill: Sandra Sekulski, Wilma Holly, Evangeline Barnes, Mae Nevels, Julie Foster, Sharon Frank, Sharon McCollom and Barbara Mize, ROW IV: Charles Rickmen, Mike Alunis, Fred Konoff, Basil Scott, Howard Easton, Leon Barnett, Earl Landry and Alfonzo Jones. With the theme ol religion, the Choraliers present a choral program every Christmas and liaster. This is one of the many pleas- ing events which the Choraliers sponsor. The Choraliers with the eomhined choruses perform at the annual Christmas program. L to R-ROW I: Bonnie Drew, Carolyn Flacinski, ,Io Ann Zaleski, Barbara Birt, Jean Dinnnock, Judy Tumcr, Barbara Hinch, Georgia Assaley, and Sandy Bender, ROW II: Phyllis Laney, Pat Fisher, Lynn Sprengle, Janis Rasi. Sharon Smith, Alice Villarreal, Sue Gusdanski, and Sandra Banks, ROW III: Marilyn Teter, Paulette Zylka, Ivah Brinvr, Gale Hochmuth. Teddy Hay, Jackie Timming, and Carolyn Behan, ROW IV: Larry Rawe, Mike Thomas, Derr Bryan, Lanny Szczurok, Dave Grzylmowski, August Demra, Richard Dietsch, and Bill Hultz. ,N g- 5 3 zvtl li- 'v J SIEATEIJ: Marilyn S4'll1'k'l'rl'llllll1ll. STANIJINC: llury Aclunms. Mika' Kolpicn, Charles Rickman. and Bill Oellscr. . i l gsmw 5 1 Y Q M , 1 gm Ki' 'T' ..-. 19 wr 0 'ph it . Y Q1 to R--ROW I: Arizona Hayes, Lee Silver, Trilhy Little, Betty Horns. Xlarjuriv Spcnwr. Mattie- Ri1SUllHY0l'. and .Indy llnniplu-ll. ROW lfllvn Kansorka, Evclyn Crittenden, Janette Kemp, Edna Brown, Pat Crawford, and Fayv llancss. Y , I L to R-ROW I: Toni Prater, Marie Rnctcr, ,Iolin Patridgv, and Bcrnicm- Mrnzinski. HOW il: Mara Vchnc,Jin1 Shalcr, and Ray Bnrlvn. ' fa 3' ' b 2 . lVloncy and lninkfllme roots of every hus- llllllflqS prolmlenms-are the causes of all the prolmlclns in A Bargainls A Bargain,', a one uvt cmnerly prescntccl by the Drzunalics Clulm. Starring were Nancy Szarlip, Brad Freeman, Bcity Pizza. Lev Wllite. Betty Dielmall, ancl Fred Janiszewski. Put up your dukes! May I help you off with my coat? asks Nancy Szarlip of Belly 29 I O 79544 Bill lluslings, ai college pl'0fCSS01', is tired of his mlrcury. uncxciling life. Hc seeks aclventure in the ncwspupcr world as Plurelwc GOOKHICZIIT, who gives advice lu llic love-lurn. To his surprise. llc founcl more than lic bargained for. 'EI now dub you Phoebe- Concl- hcartlu Cxclaims Mr. Fosclick Q B r a cl From-- xnunl. l 4 Mickey Riley lSliarun Obcrlyl and Victoria Parrish lNancy Szarlipl. Ain'l it grand, says Bill Hast- ings lDick Hollubauglil English professor turned lovc-lorn column- ist. 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The members of this club may easily be identified by their scarlet blazers with gold Crests. President: Johnny Russell Vice President: Bill Lingnell Treasurer: Jim Perrine Recording Secretary: Dick Durbin SEATED: Bill Lingnell, Johnny Russell, Jim Perrine, STAND- Corresponding Secretary: INQ: Bralrl Frccmun. Ken Ochlers. Dick Durbin. Fred Brad Freelnan 'lumszcwskl' Sergeant-at-Arms: Fred Janiszewski A lt - Q fi I. to RW-ROW I: K. Oclilers. J. Russell, J. Perrine, B. Freeman, F. Janiszcwski, D. Durbin, B. Lingnell, Mr. Cross, ROW ll: T. Lind, E. LeRoy B. Mathias, C. Graalman, E. Zitlow, M. Fisher, D. Martin, J. Baxter, T. Rupley, ROW III: N. Rcarick, ll, Hardesty, J. Coon, G. Fritz, C. Sawyer, D. Hollabaugh, J. Clark, L. White, S. Worshtil, ROW IV: D. Duda, C. Schroeder. A. House, M. Myers, R. Brandeberry, J. Durant, W. Bylow. R. Braker, D. Dillenger, L. Glowczewski, J. Buumanis. ' I20 L to R-ROW I: J. Kohn, R Braker, E. Zitlow, D. R. Duda- President, C. Sawyer, N. Rearick ROW II: J. Buumanis-Vicm President, J. SCllWyIl, S. Za wisza, B. Cody, W. Osborn, J Moliartcr, B. Ballnscn, T. Kon: ncrl. Knowledge of the celestial bodies of the uni- Let no man despise thy youth, but be thou an verse is the main interest of this organization, example of the believer Timothy I, Ll-112 is the the only science club in Woodward. This club motto of the BIBLE CLUB. The club was formed has educational bulletin boards. to promote Christian fellowship in our school. L to R--ROW I: M. Reasonover, M. Reasonovcr, L. Copeland, L. Cheslier-Vice President, D. Con- don-President, D. Crites-Secre- tary-Treasurer, L. Durham, J. Hart- wig, ROW II: M. Harris, A. Wil- liams, M. Spencer, B. Scott, C. Henson, C. Dolqucry, P. Crites, G. Cates, G. Long, R. Robarge, ROW III: S. Novels, M. Nevels, J. Foster, R. Morman, R. Baldwin, D. Bryan, V. Holly, B. Holly, ROW IV: D. Long, S. Condon, M. Lcm- ons, G. Kaczmarek, W. Burton, M. Kaczmarek, M. Fetzer, M. Strauss, J. Morrc. L to R--ROW I: E. Gregory, J. G. Rale, J. Perrine, J. Baumanis, Cuirns, K. Fielder, S. King, D. F. Schmidt, ROW III: R. Beaver, Hollabough, R. Brundeberry, J. R. Bruker, J. Lcsiewicz, R. Floss, Jirinec. B. Fowler, M. Mason, D. Feldkamp, L. Makley, ROW ROW II: D. Mefferd, D. Bryan, IV: G. Kreft, B. Bondelier. The newly formed CHESS CLUB provides intel- The Roman Empire, Roman mythology, and lectual entertainment to its members. Mr. Foose, Roman customs are a few of the subjects the who is the physics teacher. advises the club. members of the Latin club review. The annual picnic is looked forward to by the members as a good time to be remembered. 4 Za! L to R--ROW I: M. Faneuff, M. Jacob-Reporter, Mr. Phipps, J. Husman-President, D. Zraik-Treasurer, D. Sukheim---Secretary, M. Mason-Vice President, C. LaCourse, ROW II: C. Danicke, J. Ross, M. Bode, P. Lorenz, M. Fetzer, K. Vergiels, G. Brown, C. Wilkinson, J. Whcrry, S. Ball, S. Oberly, ROW III: M. Epperly, K. Kosuth, L. Shirley, M. Myers, E. Roznoski, J. Crittenden, V. Park, S. Hollday, T. Klein, J. Borkowski, J. Visi, ROW IV: S. Curtis. E. Workman, P. Henline, G. Rahe, R. Harris, R. Fielding, M. Hartman, J. Sloan, J. Stanger, M. Rapp, P. Turner, M. Thompson, ROW V: M. Hunt, G. Dolquery, R. Fulwider, W. Osborn, R.. Brandeberry, D. Florek, C. Friend, D. Long, R. Hessmun, V. Perrine, J. LaMont, C. Houghtell, M. McLaughlin. I22 -,MA L to Rf-ROW l: Mr. Robin, S. Crinamou C. Brandaberr' J. Zrltowski C. Henson S. Smith C. Plock T. Codlcwski ll. A v lv l Q , - 1 1 PQ-rry. ROW ll: N. llvdra, C. Kuchnlc, S. Curtis, D. Maroszck, K. Bcczynski. D. Oliznik, C. Piorkowski, C. Wilkinson, D. Hyman, M. Mallt-ry, C. Jurkicwicz, ROW III: B. Lindley, K. Rutkowski, J. LaMont, C. Houghtell, M. Dixion, C. Lawson, S. Jasinkowski. P. Hvnlinv, L. Sllirlvy, S. Aldrich, J. Van Wornler, S. Whcller, P. Kozlowski, ROW IV: E. Zakrzcwski, D. Rut- kowski. C. Kunipo, P. Kleine-nt.,S. Woods, C. Critcs, P. Kornowu. C. Czyznikicwicz, J. Stangcr, C. Houglitcll, R. Minurd, S. livdra, M. Wijas, ROW V: l.. Hadcn, D. Gill, D. Daniels, C. Kaczmarck, S. Wvndt, R. Hays, N. Buzzard, D. Crvvis, C. Gownhar. K. Kosutli, J. Elias, R. Murphy. Wooclwarcl. Rah! echoes in the gym as the Boosters sponsor a mass meeting. Constant striving in sportsmanship and citizenship is the aim of this loyal Club. L to R--ROW l: R. Rolmargc, P. Kornowa, D. Sakhcim, S. Williams. ll. Abdclnour, J. Ziclinski, J. Zdunczyk, ROXV II: S. Mul- kowski. .l. Stvvuns. M. Kaszulniak. H. Mrozik, K. Sosnowicz. B. Boyer, D. Vincent, ROW III: P. Ross, L. Sprengcl, C. Flaczyn- ski, C. Wojnowski, J. Dinunock, J. Blanchard, P. Turner, J. Salilaagh, ROW IV: V. Zychowicz, E. LeRoy, C. Sawyer, R. Stl-inlu-ck. N. Mitchell. M. Strauss, J. Chadwick. .....................t n 4 L to R- -ROW I: M. Kacz- lnurek, J. Whcrry, R. Moor- IllllIl7'llI'1'1lSlll'Cf, .l. Bzuunanis +Sergn-:uit-at-Arms, D. Long fVice President. M. Vvlmc-- Secretary, Mrs. Russell, M. Sclu-vrsclnnidt, ROW H: J. Yvurm. N. Cvrlack, D. Zeller, D. Olmec, M. Helldohlcr, D. Sukheim, C. Sawyer, ROW III: J. llirschlwergcr, J. Coon, J. Mohurter, T. Werner, H. Ansel, .l. Este-rly, C. Schulz. D. Cusv. The study of German culture and the German The HI-Yls after-the-game dances are always language is the purpose of the GERMAN CLUB. enjoyed by many. Selling Xmas candy was one A Christmas party and attractive hulletin boards of their profitable projects for the year. were the main projects for the year. Wa- L to lifROW l: .l. Russell B. Lingnell, B. Engelke, E 4 nel Ro Du L lll .nu Ll nun nu Nlurphy ROW ll C Siwyer 0 1 irtmr bw in u J ey D Myu C 0 Q J Husman lVlr M itthews W III I K1 m na Kohn C Rly M Thompson I' Lmd D Bryan E leRoy P Erllsnn 'L df Wt L to R--ROW I: C. Wilson S. Packard, N. Szarlip, Mrsi Donovan, S. Carrothers. L Durham, J. Washburn, S Rate. ROW II: J. Krischak P. Lori-nz, C. Perrin, L Sifvrd, R. Ormston, B. Bos tatcr, S. Wormington, L Rhodes, B. Pinniger, J Sloan. M. Mille-r, J. McHillen ROW III: S. Keller, B. Min ard, R. Minard, J. Borkowski J. Furry, R. Steinbach, C Wickard, D. Alderman, D Krauss, J. Royster. S. Wojcik J. Licata,' ROW IV: M Thomas, H. Peters. E. Un dcrwood, C. Houghtell. M Fetzer, C. Davis. L to H-Q-HOW I: ll. Perry, J. Stangvr, D. Crm-vis---'l'ruas- urvr, B. Pizzow-Secretary. B. Frvcnian -President, li. llays --Vice l'resident, C. Ilmrnson, E. Clifton. B. Lindley, IIOW II: J. Zaleski, D. llall, V. Park, M. Reiley, D. Olcjnik, P. Paslio, J. LaMont, C. Houghtell, J. IIil'SCJlll0l'gl'l', ROW Ill: M. Sherlock, S. Stewart, J. Haddad, J. Hoff- man. S. Harrigan, A. Pack, B. Pryha, L. Silver, N. Cor- lach, ROW IV: V. Holly, P. Laney, L. Yarherry, D. Zraik, E. Frcasner, J. Underwood, M. Hunt, P. lla-nlinv, S. Jasinkowski, G. Robbins, S. Matzingxer, M. Jaworski, HOW V: J. Sherlock, J. Dickson, S. Olwick, J. llartwig, C. Chrisman. B. Diehall, S. Frank. P. Moore, R. Hussman, S. Cassctton, N. Buzzard. The words, HYou're onf, are as familiar to the thespians of the Dramatics Club as a duck is to water. An appreciative interest in drama and in the different phases of work in 66 the theater are the only requirements of this interesting club. This year the DRAIVIATICS CLUB presented, to the student body, a hilarious comedy, HA Bargailfs a Bargain. 6 6 4 I. to R---ROW I: A. Kowalski-Secretary, J. Zdunczyk-Pre-sidvnt. J. Zielinski, M. Sorosiakff--Treasurer, Mr. Robic, M. Kuczuhiak, H. Mrozik. J. Cawle, ROW II: R. Lasocki, D. Miehalak, T. Jublorski, A. Zychowiez, C. Lcwundowski, J. Kubieki, S. Sclwa, B. Rygalski. D. Pybka, D. Stawowy, ROW IH: S. Guzdanski, S. Malkowski, M. Mosko, H. Mich- uluk, D. Olcjnik. D. Poole, J. Morawski, L. Stybaniewicz, K. Rutkowski, C. Michaluk, ROW IV: C. Crumza, S. Biel, B. l.t-wundowski. S. Meinen. C. Kowalski. J. Rynisza, S. Hcrman,ll. Mrozinski, ROW V: D. Raszczyk, E. Moruwski, R. Pietrus, R. Lowo, J. Mueliivwicz, B. Augustyniak, R. Bonkowski-S1-rgeant-at-Arins. If you are of Polish descent. you are eligible for membership in the Polish Lit. The Polish lan- guage and culture are the main topics for dis- eussion at their meeting. An annual dance is held each spring. l, to It-f-ROW l: C. Wrzesinski, M. Huntley, C. Wilsoii, K. man. ROW H: C. Henderson, M. Liske, J. Benson, L. Sezmey. A. Scam-y, D. Oboe, D. Sakhcim. S. Smith, A. Luslcy YQ-liz. ROW Ill: J. Elias. J. Maish, C. Czyznikiewicz, J. CritIvnmlen--Secretary, J. Fuhner, V, O'Dcll, S. Horner, D. bough, D. Alva-rman, J. Robinson. ROW IV: J. Osinski, S. Stn-lnicki, P. Levin, D. Martin, A. Akcmun, J. Balswin, Rice, J. Jordan, N. Matthews, C. Seyfried, ROW V: S. Hollowell, R. Byrne, L. White, F. Janiszewski, S. Sevber--T urn-r, D. Durbin, R. DUtltl7Sl'!'g0LlIll-Lli'Al'lllS, L. Lanz, D. Lawrence, ll. Williams. Of the several new clubs formed in Woodward this year, the Spanish Club has the largest mem- bership. The meetings are eoncluetecl entirely in Spanish. A thorough unrlerstancling of Spanish is the only requirement. Ruiz, R. Lopez, C. Curtis, C. Gtl5SCS4P1'CSldCIli, L. Hersh L to R-ROW I: C. Kukiela, F. Okdie, M. Kenninger, J. Crabner- Treasurer, J. Givens, B. Parrish-Vice President, Hazel Dehabey-Seere- tary, D. Beers, ROW II: M. Mosko, C. Danicke, C. Wilkinson, A. Pack, S. Brooks, P. Lorenz, C. Behan, P. Turner, M. R D Mallery, ROW III: . , - Lasocki, C. Crenon, . Miellalak, S. Ball, M. McMee, T. Stump, A. Lasley, J. Krischak, B Henderson, ROW IV Miss Coy, B. Harrington R. Feher, J. Borkowski, J. Contreras, J. Pinniger, P. Unferdros, C. Friscl, ROW V: C. Goodnight, S. Fink, L. Barder. J 7.71,-if, Conducted tours through the area hospitals at- tracted the members of the F.N.A. To increase their treasury this year, the members sold Christmas cards. The spook show, which will be remembered around W.H.S. for a long while, set the mood for the coming Halloween season. 7.7. , L to R-ROW I: C. everidge, M. Bode, D. . Ong, M. Jacob-Presi- 1 ent. M. Besicr-Vice resident, S. Guzdanski Secretary, J. Ross- reasurer, ROW II: S. ates, D. Sakheini, J. enson, J. Visi, D. Hall, . Hyman, C. Gusses, B. izzo, B. Hatzinikolis, E. lifton, ROW III: C. riscio, M. Scheer- clnnidt, S. McCollum, . Clawson, M. Reuter, I. Helldobler, K. Wal- er, K. Sosnowicz, K. I efler, B. Dieball, L. eAnda, ROW IV: J. fulmer, M. Fuhr, B. rossman, J. Vermett, J. loan, J. Kemp, B. Cody, . Freeman, B. Jolm- on, R. Robarge, ROW : M. Konnert, J. Les- iewicz, D. Krauss. R ayes. The opportunities and rewards of teaching are explored with zeal by the Future Teachers. The members study different methods and qualifi- cations of teaching at their meetings. Every year, the F.T.A. serves at all of the teachers' meet- ings. An annual scholarship is awarded on Rec- ognition Day. L to R-ROW I: C. Kanipe, B. Crossman, S. Crivanou, B. Cody- President, M. .laworski-Vice Presi- dent, B. Johnson, E. Clifton, ROW II: H. Clarke, C. Crabb, E. Beavers, R. Stcinbuck, E. Roznoski, K. Er- mish, O. Pelensky, D. Hyman, ROW III: P. Crawford, M. Woods, G. Ray, T. Kainz, J. Ncllis, M. Fischer, S. Worshtil, B. Freeman, ROW IV: .I. Lynch, C. Wohnowski, T. Lind, S. McCoy, ,l. VanWormer. B. Hatzini- kolis, M. Barry, ROW V: S. McLin, R Hd: C Ha J D Bailey, F. ' 'Y-v - Ill, - Jaiszewski. B. Henderson. Among the many activities of the FRENCH CLUB, the students see French movies, discuss French culture at their meetings, nad participate in bake sales. This year the FRENCH CLUB received a new advisor, Mrs. Frischman, who has proved to be a great asset to the club. As a chapter of the National Future Home- makers of America, the Woodward club pro- motes, among its members, healthful and happy living. Besides holding bake sales, the club an- nually sponsors the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow contest. 404' Pacynskl, M Strauss, Margaritis, P. Zylka, B. II: S. Culver, .I. W R. Lasocki, P. Brock, D. Kaminski, H. Clarke, B. III: S. Lynch, S. Anderson, J. L to RMROW I: J. Starzynski P ' . J. Mo re 0 P. Fischer, N. Rex, M. Melber. gh ,qua x 1 R 'W if! OFFICERS-SEATED: Second Vice President Jerry Clark, President Najct Bedra, First Vice President Stanley Za- wiszu, STANDING: Reporter Judy Benson, Treasurer Bernard Cody, Secretary Bonnie Kriener. i s ....... A 335 L to R-ROW l: M. Gyuasics, Mr. Geis, B. Kriener, B. Cody, N. -Bcdra, J. Clark, S. Zawisza, B. Hatzinikolis, C. Dahar, ROW II: D. Hayes, O. Pclensky, B. Pizzo, P. Lorenz, J. Smith, D. Ahl, S. Britton, B. Hubert, K. Vogelpohl, D. Long, S. Oberly, J. Asta, ROW HI: J. Kunselman, S. Ball, J. Wllerry, S. Snyder, S. Peters, K. Lefler, M. McGee, R. Schuf- fenecker, E. Roznoski, S. Brown, C. Flaczynski, C., Sawyer, B. Engelke, ROW IV: D. Bieniek, R. Loudenslagcr, S. Getz, J. Grubner, B. Lingnell, T. Rupley, J. Russell, D. Kornowa, J. Baumanis, B. Freemen, R. Braker, M. Epperly, ROW V: S. Robson, J. Friesner, S. Guzdunski, A. Lasley, S. Wozniak, L. Sprengel, B. Jeffery, R. Duda, B. Bondelier. This active club, which won the Club of the Year Award in 1958-59, offers many choices of activities to its members. Mr. Geis, who is a very enthusiastic advisor, is the mainspring of this popular club. The J.C.W.A. attempts to stimulate interest, and inform students about world affairs. MONDAY OFFICERS President: Jackie Lytten Vice President: Diane Kruse Secretary: Carol Wojnowski Treasurer: Bonnie Hubert Strike! is the happy cry often heard at the Supreme Bowling Lanes on Monday and Wednesday afternoons. Many Wood- ward girls belong to the league, which pro- vides week intramural tournaments for its members. L to R-ROW I: J. Paszczykowski, L. Crisco, C. Wojnowski, B. Hubert, D. Kruse, mock, J. Stanger, L. Sprengel, ROW II: S. S. Bedra, J. Kolecki, G. Popplewell, P. McClellan, M. Mallery, M. Hinkle, K. Burns, gawhh -amass L to R-ROW I: B. Ma C. Hiltman, D. Long, Wherry, S. Schnetzler, Bedra, S. Oberly, Mrs. Ol dorf, ROW II: R. Schuff necker, N. Stadelman, Hall, T. Stump, L. Fish, Culver, P. Pacynski, J. R1 M. Gyurasics, ROW III: Kerwin, D. Cates, M. Mil B. Mize, J. Obermyer, S. C ins, J. Furry, V. Holly, Hatzinikolis, ROW VI: Kowalski, J. Nellis, A. Kov ski, H. Michalak, M. Mos B. Radeff, M. Sherlock, IN Schwanger, K. Whiting. C. Davis, M. Adams, C. Kanipe, J. D. Hayes, M. Fuhr, P. Lorenz, J. S. Wysocki, ROW IV: Miss Mc- Elias, S. Wozniak, B. Jeffery, C. M. Jaworski, S. Britton. eayae to R-ROW I: B. Kaliwowski, L. Henly, Lutz, C. Lewandowski, J. Hoffman, S. J. Starzynski, ROW II: D. Drouil- D. Rodenberger, L. Hershman, D. B. Beyer, P. Lane, ROW III: C. J. Turner, B. Pryba, L. Silver, N. J. Hirschberger, M. Reley, ROW K. Starz. nski J. Jankowski C. Eccles ZSOII. y 1 1 ' S. Herman, D. Poole, P. Manzey, B. WEDNESDAY OFFICERS President: Sandy Schnetzler Vice President: Joanne Gruenberg Secretary: Donna Long Treasurer: Janice Wherry At the end of the first semester, the girls had a party along with their game. A prize was given to the highest scorer. Second semester, a banquet was held and officers were elected. Awards were given for the high team in each league. L to R-ROW I: C. Fink, D. Norman, J. Counter, R. Ferris, B. Bostater, L. Zielinski, N. Nonamaker, S. Wozniak, S Britton, ROW II: J. Van Sunl, Miss Cooper, Miss Hamilton, S. Biel, M. Mosko, J. Kuhicki, S. Selwa, K. Vogelpohl, L LaMont, L. Lutz, L. Henly, B. Munz, M. Gyurasics, ROW III: L. Unkle, C. Gramza, S. Guzdanski, E. Morawski, M Lemons, S. Snyder, S. Wysocki, B. Kalinowski, M. Kaczmarek, J. Hauser, J. Smith, ROW IV: T. VanderH0st, B Riclluson, L. Jaecki, J. Sabbagh, J. Johnson, E. Barnes, D. Rodenberger, P. Margy, D. Kruse, J. Mohon, P. Booher ROW V: C. Ambot, S. Nicola, J. Michalak, J. Rasi, P. Lane, S. Harris, D. Bieniek, M. Kaznierczrk, R. Kaznierczrk, D Stuwowy, P. Przckwas, H. Watson, N. Hones. OFFICERS 1959-1960 President: Linda Zielinski Vice President: Diana Norman Corresponding Secretary: Rose Ferris Recording Secretary: Beverly Bostator Treasurer: Naomi Nonamaker to R-ROW I: J. Zielinski, M. Carling Zgorzelski T Z orzelski S Schnetzler, to R-ROW II: L. Rhodes, J. Zdunczyk . Tweedly, C. Tupman, P. Clinger, J Ceglio, C. Lewis, M. McGee, ROW III: B L T. , . g , . B. Bridges, D. Thielman, N. Stadelman L C Pinniger, C. Eshliman, J. Stevens, S. Mal- kowski, N. Heath, N. Gudehus, S. Smenner, . Warner, ROW IV: C. Wilkolek, S. Wil- ox, M. Western, J. Parkos, J. Myers., J. unselman, R. Popplewell, B. Hatzinikolis, . Lindhorst, O. Pelensky, ROW V: N. uHammel, B. Unferdros, S. Harrigan, B. ubert, J. Keller. L to R-ROW I: M. Bieniek, N. Szarlip, S. Carrothers, N. Bedra, R. Lazette, V. Zurob, L Bails, ROW II: H. Ivey, T. Badyna, D. Ahl, L. Fogcl, P. Ross, S. Turner, S. Kimerer, E Nowak, J. Kachenmeistcr, ROW III: J. Haggard, M. Sherlock, B. Burley, S. Fisher V Zuchowicz, B. Lewandowski, J. Zaleski, K. Minick, B. Cloud, ROW IV: S. Olwick, K. Lcller, S. Nieckarz, B. Bcycr, D. Drouillard, D. Kosch, M. Faust, L. Mason, S. Carpenter, J. Buhr, C. Kerwin, ROW V: S. Vallas, A. Blum, N. Roach, M. Martin, W. Burton, A. Welch, S. Snyder, C. Kowalski. P. Brock. ii ,Q The service projects of the Secretarial Club include: the operating of the Stationers' desk, the programs for all the Woodward home basketball games, the selling of dic- tionaries, and the annual Saga cover sale. The club, along with its service projects, had many social activities. L to R-,ROW l: Mr. Glover, C. Curtis, J. Turner, J. .,..v-- ' L hle , E. Clilton, S. Helme, ROW Ill: P. Morris, K. lxren, .,. L, B. Mmard, L. as y J. Zychowicz, K. Luponski. R. Sundernran. IIA, it h ,lunior Red Cross Attending chapter meetings to find out the a es members busy. This club annually sends a Red Cross box overseas to nee y l t t area reports, keeps t e d children. ln the Spring the Palem. 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Q OFFICERS President: Jane Hauser Vice President: Najet Bedra Secretary: Kay Leftler Treasurer: Linda Zielinski Reporter: Kathy Ermish Chaplain: Lana Ilsley L to R-ROW I: T. Stump, S. Seeber, N. Bedra, B. Pryba, J. Stanger, P. Ray, C. Henson, M. Ervin, C. Parker, E. Clif- ton, ROW II: B. Lytle, N. Gerlach, L Seaney, A. Seaney, L. Silver, C. Hiltman B. Cravens, S. Culver, S. Cates, J. Furry J. Hartwig, ROW III: V. Park, M. Sefferly C. Stearns, J. Hoffman, J. Rector, D Beaufait, S. Bradner, M. Rapp, D. Zraik C. Rust, ROW IV: S. Calkins, P. Levin M. Fuhr, C. Chrisman, D. Word, C. Wil kins, C. Taney, S. Smith, S. Welever, S. Stewart, ROW V: B. Fisher, K. Myers, K. Helminski, M. Drees, G. Bogdanski, L. Lanz, E. Bryan, S. Valare, C. Czyznikie- wicz, T. Codlewski. I36 L to R-WROW I: L. Fogcl, B. Kriencr, J. Hauser, K. Er- niish, L. Zielinski, K. Lefler, N. Bedru, R. Loudensluger, L. lllsley, ROW ll: S. Brooks, J. Benson, S. Bull, S. Britton, S. Esterly, M. Mc- Gee, D. Drew, N. Stadel- lnun, S. Wozniuk, ROW IH: C. Eshliinun, J. Zielinski, M. Watson, S. Snyder, M. Lemons, C. Lewis, R. Schut- fenecker, D. Cates, D. Long, S. Oberly, ROW IV: B. Mc- Atee, P. Brock, S. Olwick, B. Bridges, N. Roach, S. Vallas, R. LuZctte, N. Nonumker, C. Twecdly, N. Heutth, ROW V: C. Bchun, J. Ceglio, S. Hor- ner, Cookie Burdasz, D. Kruse, D. Thieltnan, S. Roh- son, N. DuHzunell. AI To grow in friendship with people of all racesg' religions, and na- tionalities is the objective of the Y-TEENS. Among a list of many service projects, the Y-TEENS held a tree-trimming party for the children at Saint Anthonyls Villa. As a money-making project, the Y-TEENS sold Woodward collars to promote school spirit. This club has the largest membership of any other in Woodward. X L to R--ROW I: D. Ander- son, J. Astu, C. Cusscs, M. Hurtrnun, C. Dahur, B. Hut- zinikolis, C. Beveridge, M. Curling, T. Zgorzelski, S. Ni- cola, ROW ll: J. Pitson, J. Stevens, L. Lutz, B. Munz, R. Lusocki, D. Hull, D. Vin- cent, K. Minick, K. Vogel- pohl, S. Peters, J. Kachen- meister, ROW Ill: S. Mal- kowski, R. Robarge, B. Le- wundowski, M. Besier, P. Pucynski, V. Jones, J. Sah- bagh, C. Curtis, E. Roznoski, B. Abdelnour, P. Ross, ROW IV: K. Walter, B. Johnson, J. Smith, M. Liske, B. Beyer, D. Kosch, D. Drouillurd, L. Jarecki, D. Rodenbcrger, ROW V: R. Saris, M. Mel- her, J. Nellis, V. O'Dell, H. Michalak, J. Vermott. The Phils joined with the Peris and Zets to sponsor the second annual Tri- Lit. A style show in the fall and in the spring brought applause for the club. The Phils are known around Woodward as a leader in fellowship and citizenship. L to RiROW I: L. Rhodes, S. West, J. Benson, R. Roharge, S. Williams, R. Schuffenccker, S. niuk, N. Siek, ROW Il: Mrs. MacKinnon, R. Lazette, J. Furry, B. Ahdelnour, A. Lzlsley, S. Carpenter, Block, C. Czyznikiewcz, B. Dobrochowski, T. Godlewski, J. Blondo, S. Oherly, Mrs. Lowe, ROW HI: Liske, B. Johnson, M. Besier, S. Bubenko, J. Haggard, S. Sceber, D. Cates, C. Chrisman, M. Penney, ' , . . - , . ' , . 1 I cf Stadelman, B. Bridges B Henderson, ROW IV' .l.NLllis S Smnnner, N. Cudehus S Snyder, L. F M. Fulir, N. Roach. C. Eshliman, S. Vallas, W. Burton, L. Searle, C. Criscio, ROW V: P. Brock, B. Bos J. Warner, R. Ferris, J. Counter, C. Kaminski, E. Underwood, V. O'Dell. 4 L to R-ROW l: L. Clawson, B. Cloud, C. Curtis, S. Banks, B. Kriener, B. Hubert, J. Turner, D. Zraik, ROW II, S. Nicola, J. Crittenden, M. Bode, C. Danickc, D. Zeller, M. Reuter, C. Cusses, S. Brooks, K. Minick, K. Vogelpolil, ROW III, D. Rodenherger, D. Kosch, C. Michalak, S. Peters, K. Ermish, D. Sakhvim, K. Sosnowicz, S. Kimerer, N. Hones, D. Bieniek, D. Vincent, ROW IV: L. Hershman, C. Twecdly, J. Ross, A. Pack, N. Cerlack, J. Hirschberger, P. Mathias, B. Drew, D. Adams. l38 The Zets sponsored the first basketball mass meeting in beatnik style. A picnic for the new members was held at the beginning of the school year. Selling candy at all the home basketball games was the Zets' school service. 6 4 The prospects of a career in engi- neering are investigated and talked about by the members at their monthly meeting. A hayride with the Peris last fall was one of the enjoyable social events. on 6 an L to R-ROW I: D. Marlin, S. Worslltil, D. Durbin, T. Hausenslein, J. Perrine, T. Rupley, 0. e M. Fischer, ROW II: S. Zawisza, E. Zitlow, F. Robedeau, D. Myers, J. Russell, B. Lingnell, Mr. Wilusz, ROW III: N. Reariek, J. Huslnan, F. Janiszewski, D. Duda, J. Baumanis, G. 6 McCreery. e A Christmas party at Saint Anthony's Villa was one of the many projects of this suc- cessful club. T h e Peris annually spon- sor the football Homecoming m a s s meeting during which the Football Queen is announced e fa fl 4 6 fa e c so L to R-ROW I: N. Bedra, S. Robson, B. Beyer, J. Jorgenrud, B. Jeffery, E. Roznoski, S. Nieekarz, ROW H: N. Bedra, J. Zaleski, H. Charney, D. Thielman, S. Schnetzler, B. Crossman, C. Dahar, L. Zielinski, D. Long, R. Fielding, C. Freind, S. Valare, ROW HI: C. Beveridge, L. Ilsley, P. Levin, S. Guzdanski, R. Saris, J. Henkel, C. Knepper, A. Zychowicz, P. Ross, C. Rust, ROW IV: R. Loudenslager, J. Dilgart, S. Horner, K. Walter, S. Olwick, M. Sefferly, N. Heath, L. Klofta, B. Happ, S. Selwa, J. Stanger, ROW V: L. Jarecki, S. Esterlay, C. Cuzynski, J. Kachenmeister, C. Flaczynski, L. Sprengel, L. Mason, J. Clark, J. Auer, J. Hauser. l39 '1 Q x-4 .-, 5 Q' 2 1 U 'Av-1 X1 O l 'N SQ, DDQ gf 1: 0 X 9 C1 xbe 9 X 'A C 664 1,2812 ee ix 736 e117 View YY was 6 asurer-BeGkY X The first task of this year's Student Council was to elect homeroom representatives. A portrait of our former principal, Mr. Duvandack, was painted by Diana Attie, a Woodward graduate, and presented to the school. Covers for the P.A., made by Mr. Gloverls art class, were given out by the Student Council. L to R-ROW I: J. l'urner, J. Kolecki, S. Banks, M. McMgee, B. Lingnell, B. Jetfery, H. Charney, J. Young, J. Dimmock, L. Unkle, ROW II: S. Whipple, A. Toth, B. Crossman, S. Guzdanski, J. Hauser, J. Asta, P. Ray, K. Lefler, E. Stasko, D. Hall, S. Ball, D. Snyder, B. Cloud, B. Kriener, S. Nicola, ROW III: B. Banas, J. Schultz, C. Parker, K. Oehlers, D. Murphy, B. Oehser J. Stevens, L. Goss, E. Bryan, C. Cuzynski, J. Chamblee, R. Haupricht, J. Maish, P. Kozlowski, B. Lauharn, ROW IV: S. Durant, J. Critten, M. Velme, N. Buzzard, C. Steaens, D. Myers, J. Perrine, F. Janiszewski, M. Saba, E. Mueller, J. Washburn, L. Yarberry, S. Stelnicki, K. Stager, ROW V: G. Crites, S. Caselton, R. Schupp, K. Pryba, B. Gralak, R. Tertel, J. Woodbury, B. Hundsrucker, R. Truss, D. Gibson, R. Hays, S. Worshtil. l40 X X X X ,aaa-LE!ii,,,,.,, ,s-' X.. A K R-I S- -v if :usa 2:53 Sf 'E L to R-FIRST ROW: J. Abrams, D. Krcgel, J. Robinson, R. Thomlcy, C. Janowiecki, D. Kornowa, W. Boyd, J. Perrine, J. Woodbury, T. Provonsha, SECOND ROW: T. Trabbic, A. David, J. Clark, J. Shull, B. Lingnell, B. Berenchik, R. Duda, J. Patterson, R. Varner, THIRD ROW: J. Stevens, D. Murphy, R. Truss, D. Michalak, C. Erikson, D. Majcwski, W. Bylow, M. Baker, FOURTH ROW: G. Fritz, D. Kornowa. B. Hess, T. Johnston. C. Finnegan, R. Floss. T. Kleparek. awcltq LOU MESZAROS Head Coach RICHARD GORDON SYLVESTER SMITH Defensive Line Coach Offensive Line Coach . .. . K, DOUG THOMPSON DON MARTIN .HM WILUSZ Lightweight Coach Varsity Trainer lfreshmun Coach is JAMES HENAHAN Equipment Manager We a We A desire to win. a great deal of talent, and a fine coaching staff proved to he the rewarding combination for the 1959- Oll varsity football season. With an over-all record of five wins. one tie. and three losses, Woodward placed second in city-league competition. Six Polar Bears placed on the all-city teams. while five players received honorable mention, This season was one of which Woodward could be proud. , 9 ARNOLD BROWN Athletic Director Alert and competent are Brad Freeman, Gerald Fye, and David Sievers. managers of Woodward equipment. l43 Wendell Boyd breaks away for a first down against Clay. WOODWARD 12-CLAY 20 Last year's Great Lakes League champions, the Clay Eagles, managed to hold Woodward's fast backfield to only l2 points. Our first touchdown came on a re- verse play with Russ Varner going the distance. ln the final l3 seconds of the game, Welidcll Boyd broke away for a 65-yard drive to score the final touchdown of the night. WOODWARD 18-MACOMBER 6 Roger Truss scampercd 60 yards in the first quarter to give the Bears the opening TD. Vvoodward scored again midway through the second quarter with full- back Wendell Boyd pounding over from the seven. Nlacomber then scored their lone TD with only 20 seconds remaining in the first half. It was still anyone's game until Don Kornowa fought his way A19-yards during the fourth quarter for Woodward's third and clinching touchdown. Russ Varner is brought down after a brief advance against M acoinber. ,. ,,..,,.. .. M. r T, , , xf . ' Y' ' f , :Whig '57 ,- X' a'I,-,'-9'9 4 . si'f,,' L RUSS VARNER DICK DUDA BILL IINGNELI WOODWARD 32iSCOTT 12 Scoring in every period, Woodward defeated tbe Bulldogs to put them- selves on top in tlie City League standings. Wlien Scott employed a nine to ten man line in an attempt to stop tlie Bears, backfield, quarter- back ,lini Robinson took to the air and connected on six out of fourteen passes. Woodward,s offense and de- fense proved too mucli for the Bull- dogs and allowed the Bears to win by 20 points. A Bulldog player stops Wendell Bovd's touchdown attempt. DICK MURPHY JIM SHULL JACK ABR M19 .QL 1 1 i t I 'aol 4 el' 5. , 1 , I ur Don Kornowa speeds down the field to gain yardage against Central. .ml off 3065. fr WOODWARD 201CENTRAL I3 W'oodwzn'd's Bears, going into the second half, caught fire and diminished Centralls lead of I3-0. Three touchdowns climaxed a fine Victory. Don Kornowa scored the first touchdown, going over from the four yard line. The pass from Robinson to Provonsha was good for the extra two points. Terry Provonsha caught a 20-yard TD pass to put Woodward in the lead I4-I3. Don Kornowa made a spectacular 73-yard run for the final touchdown of the game. F JIM ROBINSON ROGER TRU99 ALEXANDER DAVID CHUCK JANOWIECKI DICK MICHAI AK H l w..al E-'I K Nag! Dvirz..-i:.g?. fra- 't 5'3i is MILTON BAKER WOODWARD 6-WAITE 6 Alter a hard-played defensive game during the first three quarters. Don Kornowa finally hanged over from the one yard line after Woodward had driven 86-yards. This put the Bears in the lead 6-0. Then with only a minute and thrity-five seconds remaining to he played, a YVoodward pass was intercepted. The Bears couldnlt stop a XVaite touchdown pass which ended the game with a 6-6 tie. Don Kornowa carries the hall through heavy Clay opposition. WOODWARD l6iLlBBEY 6 A 75-yard drive hy the Bears gave Jim llohinson the chance to score the first tally of the game. Taking a handoff on a double reverse, which caught the entire Lihhey defense off-guard, Russ Varner sped 37-yards around left end for the final W.l-l.S. touchdown during the second quarter. Rain hampered the players, and there was no more scoring during the rest of the game. Coach Meszaros confers with player as Wendell Boyd gains yardage in Clay game JIM STEVENS , V l This game was one of the finest of the season and 1 1 T e X 4 A 'k:.r - - I.- WOODWARD 16-WHITMER 14 A touchdown by Don Kornowa from the one yard line followed a 79-yard drive downfield, opening one of Woodward's most evenly matched games. The second Woodward touchdown was made mid- way through the third quarter with Komowa again going over from the wto yard line. A pass from Robinson to Boyd made the winning two points. JERRY CLARK BILL BERENCHIK WOODWARD l24CANTON CENTRAL 22 Two Woodward fumbles seemed to make the difference in this game with unbeaten Canton recovering both of them and going all the way each time. The Bears, coming hack strong in the second quarter, scored twice. Wendell Boyd hroke away for a 57-yard touchdown K an example of outstanding football. WOODWARD 8-DEVILBISS 36 The unbeaten Tigers, who have now won their sixth title in the last seven seasons, proved too strong for the Bears in the deciding game for the City Champion- ship. Woodward, scoring their only TD in the last quarter, was the only team in Toledo, including inde- pendent St. Francis, to score against DeVilbiss. Our TD run with Don Kornowa scoring the second touchdown from the twelve yard line. Despite Woodward,s 12-8 lead at halftime, Canton scored twice during the second half and prevented the Bears from scoring again. was set up on a Robinson to Kornowa pass play in the third period which gained sixty yards. Kornowa barrelled over three plays later. This ended a very successful season for the Bears. Russ Vamer maneuvers through a sturdy DeVilhiss defense. Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward W00dWV8l'd Woodward Woodward df 'L da 4 7 . C e VARSITY RECORD 12 Clay 18 Macomber , ,,,. ...,, 3 2 Scott ..... , .. Yo.,, ,,7, . 20 Central ...... , 6 Waite ,, ,,t, ...,, 1 6 Libbey ..,,tt,... 12 Canton Central 8 . . DCVllblSS ...... i 5 f 5' fi H o gr' , Boys have vigorous workouts at early fall practicv Boys enjoy themselves at football banquvl JIM PERRINE Senior Offensive Guard First Team 70 4 l 1476- ' 75 DON KORNOWA Senior Offensive HB Defensive Back First Team WENDELL BOYD Senior Offensive FB First Team TERRY PROVONSHA RON THOMLEY Senior Offensive End Second Team 71 Senior Offensive Guard Defensive LB Second Team DAVE KREGEL RUSS VARNER CHARLES JANOWIECKI J IM ROBINSON DICK DUDA vm .I IM WOODBURY Senior Defensive End First Team L to R-ROW I: Manager P. Brooks, L. Lahr, J. Intagliata, J. Isley, D. Majewski, E. Kikowski, C. Yunker, and D. Rocker, BOW ll: J. Bray, D. Gibson. T. Kleparek, J. Cichanski, J. Szymanski, B. Smith, G. Perkin, and B. Way. ROW III: D. Kornowa. J. Peacock, J. Carnes, J. Daniels, B. Badman, A. Hawkins, D. McDonald, B. Scanlon, and C. Erichson. L to R-ROW I: W. Mitchell, D. Zygula, T. Cleary, C. Brandman, B. Barrett, l... Stacey, A. Miller, D. Neickarz, A. Brown, and W Evans, ROW ll: T. Delong, A. Craig, T. Debth, S. McLin, P. Durand, F. Ferris, D. Bitenour, B. Dilgart, J. Johnston, W. Miller, J Barker, and Z. Humanski, ROW III: Manager J. Cousino, J. Leininger, J. Jenson, J. Smith, M. Mathias, D. Holmes, E. Hollowell, J Chamblee, R. Amborski, J. Murawski, L. Welshons, J. Shova, C. Lakatos, T. Gregorek, and Manager D. Farris. L to R-ROW I: Bob Brighton, Don Kornowa, Terry Provonsha, Howard Komives, Maurie Kocher, and Coach Darrell Clay. ROW ll: Jerry Clark, Jeff Kohn, Bill Lingnell, John Husman, and Elliot Mansour, ROW III: John Bednarski, Chuck Janowiecki, Ray Attie, and Manager Ross Goodfellow. JW Teamwork, courage, stamina, and desire proved to be the winning formula during the 1959-1960 basketball season. Experience seemed to be the primary factor of the Woodward Polar Bears this year as they fought their way to the top of the City League. Woodward's Polar Bears ended a spectacular season with an 11-1 City League record and a 16-2 over-all record. Coach Darrell Clay with his dynamic personality led the Polar Bears to one of the finest records in the history of Woodward. Everyone at Woodward is proud of the wonderful showing the team made this year. l52 1533 fr 'A I X ii, 3, X 5' ge EQ I' , , Z xx , Xia . QR JKl?A'5 se Q F 4 ! it 'lu 'ls zlSZ 154 1 hr N li 4' M A! f'.-'N xii .r ,L . ,Pk . KKK S sc-Q 741 7' 2-:eg . l55 1' .sy Q x A r Q 1 5 x ff -142- sf?-.9 YTYY 5-I 'is-.4 Players watch Bob Brighton deflect a Whitmer shot. WOODWARD 7 9-CLAY 58 Another fine basketball game was won by the Bears against the Clay Eagles. Butch Komives led the team to victory with 23 points. Woodwardis hard-fighting Bears had little trouble defeating Clay as they never came to within threatening distance of the Polar Bears. WOODWARD 53-SCOTT 55 A driving ump-shot by Scott,s Ray Wolford during the final 6 seconds of the game was the deciding play, handing the Polar Bears their first loss of the season. W.H.S staged a terrific fourth period scoring spree against the Bulldogs, which tied the game at 53-53. With 12 seconds remaining, Butch Komives pumped in a free throw to tie the game. High-scoring Polar Bears were Provonsha with 19 and Komives with 16. DON KORNOWA ELLIOT MANSOUR 5 Q S 'W',-,f: , ,,'- Coach Clay gives boys briefing during time-out at the last Scott game. JEFF KOHN JOHN HUSMANN WOODWARD 67-DEVILBISS 57 Butch Komives led the Bears to another victory by connecting for 25 points over the Tigers. Woodward led 19-11 at the end of the half. Four of the five Woodward starters scored double figures, proving that teamwork was an important factor in this victory. ' 1 f J RH Q -I ' E , CD IS9 W . w fe, Q N - Q, Q T3 . 5. ,fg, , 5 if if K ,f f MQ- . xc 9' 1 1 N M 1-v fig' 'Tl x , I z 1 Xe' Xi 1 Ol 'apt T? ee S 1 xx f Kimi' 5 A E un JERRY CLARK RAY ATTIE CHUCK JANOWIECKI WOODWARD 73-GLENVILLE 81 Trailing by 17 points at halftime, the Polar Bears showed a surge of power and came within two points of tying Glenville in the game. The Cleveland team then scored six free throws, and Woodward suffered its second defeat of the season. Terry Provonsha was the ace scorer in this game with 35 points. WOODWARD 77-CENTRAL 644 Woodward ended the season in a blaze of glory with a 13 point victory over Central. An ll point scoring spree clinched the City League Championship for the Polar Bears with 6:30 remain- ing in the game. Ace scorers Howard Komives and Terry Provonsha had 24 points and 20 points respectively to give the Bears an 11-1 City League record. l62 Bob Brighton drives hard on a fast break in Scott game Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward ' Woodward Robinson, ROW III: C. Janowiecki, D. Kregel, L. Carter, D. Kornowa, B. Iiless, and Manager L. Morgan. L to R-ROW I: Coach Wilusz, C. Powell, R. Roman, M. Saba, J. Patterson, and R Truss, ROW II: F. Schmitt, J. Johnston, R. Robinson, D. Rose, J. Emmitt and H 1959-60 RECORD 22 Sylvania .. 29 St. Francis 32 DeVilbis . 33 Rogers 20 Macomber 31 Libbey 30 Waite . ..... 37 Clay ........ . 34 Scott 28 Central . ..... 43 Whitmer .. 28 Devilbiss . 26 Macomber 35 Libbey 30 Waite 36 Scott 28 Central , W ff l : R I 1 q -P- L to R-ROW I: Coach Cross, J. Barker, W. Mitchell, J. Mackiewicz, J. Brandman, and Carl Schluz, ROW II: J. Johnston, M. Mathias, D. Brandon, L. Welshons, and G. Johnson, ROW III: J. Leininger, E. Hollowell, D. Bishop, and Manager B. Barrett. 1959-60 RECORD Woodward ...... 34 St. Francis Woodward ...... 47 DeVilbiss Woodward ....,. 28 Macomber .. Woodward ...... 31 Libbey ........ Woodward ...... 30 Waite ........ Woodward ...... 26 Scott ......... Woodward ...... 30 Central ..,..... Woodward ...... 22 DeVilbiss .... Woodward ...... 29 Macomber .. Woodward ...... 45 Libbey .......r Woodward ....., 40 Waite ......,... Woodward ...... 33 Scott ........... Woodward ...... 45 Central ......,. L to R ROW I Managers C. Stump, J. Kasmierski, and T. Osthimer, ROW II J Bednarskl E Bablak J Johnston G Hammer J Shull B Berenchik M Thompson, B. Lingnell, ROW lll: D. Swantek, G. Terry E LeRoy J Clark Dennis Kornowa J Robinson Don Komowa and Coach Robie. Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward 7759 fecafwl Macomber Waite ..,.., Central .... Libbey .,,, DeVilbiss Scott ...vd. Macomber Waite .C,.,, Central ..,C Libbey .,,. St. Francis DeVilbiss L to R-ROW I: Ed Mueller, George Caertner, Jerry, Bray, .lim Webb, Paul Pegorsch, Ron Mazur, and John Hampton ROW II Coach Mathews, Jim LaBonte, Jerry Oehlers, John Peacock, Dale Myers, Alex David, Don Carnes, and Herb Roberteon ROW Ill John Gregory, Don McCullom, Jack Abrams, Earl Gregory, Frank Williams, Gerry Fritz, and Dick McGee Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward 7?5? Pecofwl 32 7915 49 49 31 27 Q7 Libbey ..,,.c, .,.,,. Central .....,c ...,,. Waite ..,...,.l,c. ,,,c,. Macomber DeVilbiss Scott ...... 86 337: 69 69 87 91 L to R-ROW I: John Hones, Ken Hudnall, and Bob Snyder, ROW II: Doug Braden Dick Murphy Mlke Matlox Guy Schafer and Jerry Snyder, ROW III: Gerald Swan, Dick Duda, Alexander David, Bill Brown Jim Woodbury Ed Bablak and Ron Koko Y75?-7760 2660fWf Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward I66 Archbold o..,..r DeVilbiss Macomber Libbey . ..,.,. D Bedford ..... Rogers ,,oo...,,r,. Central ..,,,,,...,, Monroe Ce ntral Walte .,............ Scott ttto.r, L to R-ROW I: Dave Olwick, Paul Pegorschg George Hennessy, John Husman, Art House, Doug Braden, and Theron McCoy, ROW II: Coach Maher, Dick Troendle, George Kanfield, Carlton Schroeder, Gerald Nastachowski, George Gaertner. Mike Konnert, and Manager Marty Brooks. 7959 fecafwl Woodward .,..,,.. Woodward .. .,.. ., Woodward ,,,,.7,. Woodward ........ Woodward ..o,.,o. Woodward ........ Woodward ,,,.,... Adrian .... ..,.o Waite ..AA.7 ,7,. . Libbey ,,,e , ..... . DeVilbiss Central ...,....,, .. Macomber Scott ..,..... A,,. 22 36 31 51 Along with the many new additions at Wood- ward this year, a new sport, Cross-Country, was introduced. This is one of the few sports in which the lowest score wins. L to R-ROW I: Eugene Misiuda, Coach Maher, and Maurie Kocher, ROW II: Ed Babiak, Dick Durbin, and Mickey Thompson. Wt 6 fa 6 0 cz l68 L to R-ROW I: Mike Mason, Coach Maher, and Jeff Jirinec, ROW II: Ken Oehlers, Ron Thomley, and Mike Myers. 1959 RECORD Woodward .,,.,, 16M Ottawa Hills 716 Woodward ,v.. ., 41A DeVilbiss 19M Woodward 7 ,,,, 3 Central 77.,,, 21 Woodward v...,, 20143 Waite .,.,..r. 314 Woodward .,,,7. 315 Libbey ,7,..,,, 2015 3 X R l 'x A I I J 4' Q X , WAN MW w-vNvg,g 'Nf 1-s,- 1959 RECORD Woodward ,...,...,, 0 DeVilbiss ,,a..,,.., 5 Woodward ..,..7,7,, 0 Central ,...7 .,... 5 Woodward ..r.,,77,, 0 Waite .i.,..,i V,.,, 5 Woodward ,,,,,,7... 0 Libbey ,.,Y.,Y.....Vi 5 Woodward ,,,..,7. A 2 Macomber ,,w..,.... 3 Woodwvarcl H .,7a, 1 SCOH ..ii,.,i.,,Vf,, 1 6 f n 7 , , 5 Y r Ar 1, ...nd L to R-ROW I: Dave Frcauf, and Robert Zehcrkiewicz, ROW Il: Nlikm- Hamm Bill Pemberton, Coach Krost, and Ron Thomlf-y. D L to R-ROW I: Cary Smith, Jim Perrino, and Terry Worm-r, ROW ll: Cuz McCre-ery, Janis Baumanis, Bob Brighton, and Jim Woodbury. , 1 In the Good Old Summertime--Sue Meinen, Donna Adams, and Carolyn Lewandowski. Playing Cupid during Leap Year. This was a year of new additions in the girls' physical education department. To accommodate more than 1200 girls, Mrs. Barbara Schwanger was added to the W.H.S. faculty, aiding Miss Catherine McClure and Mrs. Elizabeth Ollendorf in their work. Arlene Bierly, Flora McKenzie, and Suzanne Sweney, student teachers, gained valuable experience while doing their practice teaching. For the first time in Woodward's history, an eight o'clock gym class was held. w Rocking rhythm- Teeter-totter l70 Discussing the day's activities-Mrs. Schwanger, Bess Hatzinikolis, and Nancy Lindhorst. Those girls who took band, five subjects, or who had work permits found this a helpful way of adjusting their programs. Besides the usual activities, girls had an enjoyable time participat- ing in intramural Volleyball, basketball, softball, and bowling. Additional equipment was obtained for each sport, including a new drum for dancing. This year the gym instructors were certainly successful in helping the girls to acquire sports manship and leadership abilities. S Round and round it goes-Sandra Wormington l l Okay, let's go.- 1 Merry-go-round l7l Is this good exercise for reduc- ing, girls?-The Juniors Let's not he a gutterduster-Jam ice Wlierry. Another score for the blue. Enjoying themselves before classvDiane Cates and Sandy Banks. 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