Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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SCIENC 4 M ,,,. 3, K N 6 W E Q- -'Emw V MY? 157314: can A-:Wave gn f , . fag: ,,'--' wg 'B -A ., ,,.,,, A -sk, 1l . A .,, gf. wx, V A 1 Ei W Daniel Duvendack Richard Finn Francis Foase Carolyn Hunsinger Science students are thoroughly trained in the intricacies of photo- synthesis and the gas laws. Students may choose to study general science, chemistry, physics, physiology, or biology. Chemists collaborate on an oxygen experiment. sm' Mr. Rohrer demonstrates the use of the sphygmomanometer. Qi .- ns. - 3 rv M xx x s X F 0 ssys Est -ft' .5 ' .X A ' Jffflt. 4 - ' ' , sm 'W' , 'illllllf' ' '9 I 7'Ny ' : - f ile A ltzslns N XJ: , Louis Meszaros Vera D. Moorman George W. Rohrer Charles Staneart Robert VanCleve

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PHYSICAL EDLICATIO Robert L. Christen, Donald A. Martin, Sylvester L. Smith Physical education students participate in individual and team sports. Team co-opera- tion and good sportsmanship result from playing together. A Basketball is a favorite among the boys' physical education classes. The merry maids of Sherwood Forest. Catherine McClure Elizabeth Ollendort Barbara Schwanger 21 ,Jil im IE? , 52 4 -W' .....,Q5?- W K sf w W Mis

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in X ORIE TATIO Freshmen take aptitude test in Orientation class. Freshmen complete the required Orientation course, designed to assist them in adjusting to high school. fu e 2 ' xx gf 'Un y , ,, .. M... 0: ...MQ .,g',:g., it v S83 The Orientation class is the launching pad for successful high school students. is Wait, 'S is K if-imr 1. SE .. ::.: . , , As. lames Bounds James Knierim Leo Robie Q ,f M W- ., ,.. ,fm-w 1 V .,, Q, ,. . 15. .'.,..v. 4 t- ...tsp Forrest W. England David McMurray, Jr. Samuel M. Rogolsky w il 1 ...,,L,a . m'1- Q - ,Z ' '.mu:.i'.4 ff. 115911 ' V f 1 in zz lr, ff' ,V 4 +3 il' 4:1 4V if 9 f M ei i .ha ,, ,. ,W rf- ' A tx ww- -:' - - 2 2.2.1 ., -, f ' L .1 .. . sa- 0 M4 A ,, , gigs x ,Q sw A