Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Senior Girls of 1937 GERALDINE AMARl-INO MARY ANGELHl-ZCK VIRGINIA ANGUS Ruxu; Aleumrkv jANE ASHTON DRL::':I-:L1.A ASMAN PATRICIA ATKINSON CHRISTINE Bmuw MARIAN BLACK BIISHH: BLANKXLNSHIP EMMA BOl-ZHM MARY Buwum; LAL'RA BROCK EMILY BITRKHARHT MM: BURNS MARIAN Btm-X AinleNl: Com; VIRHIXIA Cnmllmx MILDRED Col'ml MARIH'LRI'rl-z CRAIG Pun HMLNA D'Aunmmu Almll- MAP. D.Axn-ilx OLLIE MAJ: DENNH JIAN DlNlNcil'lR Page Nine

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Senior Class 0fficers HOWARD KIRSCH JACK STUDT EMMA BOEHM ORVILLE SMITH President Vice President Secretary Treasurer hf , A Message from the Class President As the realization assumes dehiiite form that our days at Woodward are rapidly drawing to a Close, a feeling of sadness, at times, seizes us. We regret to leave the 2.5501 ciations that have become dear to us. And yet there is also a feeling of gladness that we have completed our four years of high school work. yl In thinking over the four years spent at Woodward we recall many fond menr ories. We remember our first year, when we entered as timid Freshies. Then came our Sophomore year. Of course, we then thought that we were the best pupils in the school. Then' came our Junior year. To some of us this year was the best of all. After our Junior year, we found that we were Seniors, and now comes graduation, and after thatewe . know not what. As parting stares us in the face and my last opportunity of communicating with you has come, may I, as president of the Senior Class, wish all Seniors much success in life. May our friendship grow stronger rather than weaker as years roll on. Let us keep up our contacts with each other through the Alumual Association and maintain our loyalty to each other and to the old school. To you, the lower Classmen, we bid farewell. You are a Splendid group of young people. We were glad to have your friendship. To you, the Faculty, we give thanks. We appreciate your efforts and will learn. more and more with eXperience, how wisely and how well you taught. HOWARD KIRSCH. Page Eight

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FLORENCE DITMAR Erma. DUNHOFT MAXINE EDWARDS RUTH FENDER EVELYN FLEMING LORETTA GERHARDT HELEN GORE CEINWHN GRADY MARY ELIZABETH GREAR JUANITA Gnnss THLLMA HALL HELEN HARRHLL LlLLlAN HARRIS HELEN Hnsmmwnk MARGARET HERBOLD GRACE HILL EvuLYN HOLMAN FLORENCE HOLZAPFEL REBA JENKINS GERMAINE JOHNSON MILDRED JOHNSON SILVER RAY JOHNSON ZILPHIA JOHNSON ALICE KAMPHAUS ELIZABETH KATZLER CEOLA KENDRICKS MAME KESTLER PHYLLIS KNIGHT