Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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BUSINESS EDUCATIO si-amx, ' '- ., we Q. 4, fl N in E X sc. X Q I X A it X M, WEN' at ex mx 'SW ,Q-Wx i gs X xx S X ' .f , Jig fr i S l Q, ' Q - f 2' .'- ' ,, .. N 45 f?i1f'fif . flieh ffiil -'Ig . Marlon A. Cooper Joseph B. Dence Chrystal Easley Frederick O. Fisher U - x U it X V Wk V Office practice offers training in operating many types of business machines. Training and practice in business skills take place in . . . it 'A I 'lf ' the business education department. The varied courses prepare students for the business world. ' ' u ' ' 'xi . 0' if is, -' , ug,f'i . 4 l- S I Lf ., g. - I :iik fzl ' Is, - in ,. , . 3' -:W . if . 1 e igsbei- - Kiev, Mariorie Hamilton Ralph Merickel lslo Van Vranken Mr. Dence aids a student in Bookkeeping. 16

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LIBRARY Catherine Manton Students have access to over 10,000 volumes of books. The bibliophilistic department is under the administration of Mrs. Manton, librarian and her assistant, Carolyn Kwiat- kowski. Students make use of the facilities in the library. HOME ECDNOMICS Domestic skills are stressed in the home economics department. Girls learn to cook and sew and also study problems of family life. Girls set up housekeeping in the Home Economics Family Lite class. 15 ,Ey fa , , ,gig L V -wget' Nancy Lowe Sandra Tonk

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I DLISTRIAL ARTS Industrial Arts students become skilled in their chosen fields. Auto mechanics, printing, woodshop, and radio are among the courses offered. we The art of mechanical drawing is developed in Mr. Thomae's class. Joseph Stobinski Paul O. Thomae O. M. Thompson Kent Welborn John Ardrey Henry Fearnside Eugene C. Gfell Charles W. Matthews Mr. Fearnside assists boys in operating buzz-saw.