Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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MATHEMATICS Arnold J. Brown Bessie J. Burkett Our mathematicians become masters in the art of manipulating slide rules and compasses necessary preparations in this space age. Belle Joseph John LaVelle James E. Maher Elizabeth McGraw W 7 595 .s i A ,.,1., Mhcmmh Classmates look on as a fellow student draws geometry problem. Magdalen Netter James Wilusz 18 Mr. Wilusz explains an algebra problem to students.

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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.

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HOME NURSING aid and in practical nursing. -We 3 I if -, ..,. 2 , Modern medicine as practiced in the home nursing class. V It Hazel Coy FOREIG LA GLIAGE Future linguists strike up acquaintances with Cicero and Montaigne, the reward for mastering a strange vocabulary. Winifred Frischmonn Dorothy Mae Hayes The Caesar class Conquers the Helvetians. D0f0fhY Vellz 19 Home nursing classes train students in first