Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Wh09s CHARLES R. SCANLAN 'WV Club, Volley Ball, All'star vol' ley ball team 33',H All'smr basket, ball team u36 Wiser than most men think. MELVIN SCHLOMER Underneath his modest cloak Is concealed much learning. OTTO E. W. SCHMIDT Glee Club, Latin Club And what he greatly thought, he 110ny dared. JOSEPH A. SETA Spanish Club. Dramatic Club Noble by birth, yet nobler by great deeds. JOE SHOOK Football Team HPIeasure and action made the hours seem short. HERMAN SIEMANTEL Glee Club, All-Star Basketball A day fa? toil, :11: hour for sport, But for a friend, life is too short. ARNOLD R Saw Ailtsmr 37, Spanish 'Club, 1335' ketball, Baseball He has, I know um: what, great! mess in his looks. WILLIAM J. SILVER Alpha HPY . To foHow virtue cren jar vn'tue's sake. ODELL O. SIMS Alpha HihY 35', 736 Football Squad 'hHe is a fellow of good respccr. ORVILLE SMITH Junior Class President, Color Guard HWit, now and then. struck smanly, shows a sparkfh COLEMAN A. SMITH Ninth Street HIIY Wise to Tesoh'e. patient to per4 form. GEORGE SROFE W Club, HilY Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track And the muscles of his brawny arms are strong as iron bands. Who in 1937 hContinuedJ Page Twenty'five RAYMOND STARRETT Allvround Team 36 A worthy young man, indeed, sir. RICHARD J. STROSS Hi'Y His heart and hand, both open and both free. JACK STUDT Hi'Y, h'Wh' Club, Biology Club, Volley Ball 36 His heart was mirthful to excess? JOHN TROTTA Betta HivY, Spanish Club, Boxing; Me'rrimcm shone from his eyes RODNEY TYLER Not in rewards but in the strength to strive, the blessing IiesA ROY LEE VAUGHT Latin Club hhAn afable and courteous gentle! man. ' LEONARD VENNEMAN thh, hehs a jolly fellow. B013 WALDEN All-round W, Track Team To business that we love. w: rise betimes And to it with delight. FREDERICK H. WATSON Latin Club, Alpha HivY uGreetings laden with kindness. LOUIS A. WILLIAMS W Club, Alpha HIIY, W7 All- Star Team, Basketball Reserve 37, 201 A Senior Basketball Champ, Volley Ball Varsity hhHe was among the prime in wmth. BILL WILSON HivY Football, 201 A Senior Bay ketball Champs n37? President Alpha HPY Courage and presence of mind pm' cure success. JOSEPH CHARLES WUERMLI Wrestling Club, Allhround th Team, Annual Staff His heart 1'5 as great as the world,

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Wh0,S Who in 1937 tWContinuedW SAM MARSHALL Fine manners are the mantle of the mind. DAVID MAUNDRELL 'W C1ub, HivY, Cross Country Team, Track Team, All'round W Such force of character has he that in any land he will make his fortune. JOHN MCLAUGHLIN He will guide his affairs with dip cretio'n. ARTHUR MEYER I have too deepiy read mankind to be amused by folly. W GLENN MEYER Botany Club HA're not great men the models of the nation? MELVIN MEYERS HirY, Glee Club, Cheer Leader Span that wrinkled care divides. And IaughteT hurtling both his sides. JOHN M. MIGLIO Football, Glee Club His heart as far from fraud as heaven from earth. MICHAEL MILADINOV Glee Club He hath. indeed, battered expend! timi, HENRY E. MOESSINGER Latin Club, Photography Club HHe hath the power of thought. The magic of the mind. DAMON MOSES HPY W'Cuumge is an all hands. considered as an essential of high character. HENRY J. MUELLER, JR, Volley Ball Champs WA scholar. at 1ight and good onel' EDWARD C. NAEGEL W Club W'VVorth, courage, honor. these iw deed Tour xustcnance are. Page Twentyrfour ABE L. PERSON A day of tail, an hour for sport But for a friend life is too short. SAMUEL C. PIPER, JR. Volley Ball, U. C. Club, u'Wl Club 'WVcrscd in the perfection of poise. GEORGE POLSTON Glee Club Be there a wiHWand wisdom finds a way.' 7 REUBEN PYNES His friendship is constant in all things. DONALD H. REBMANN u WV Club. Volley Ball Large was his bounty, and his soul sincere. CARRELL REED Wu peace there's nothing so becomes a man As modcst stillness and humility. ARTHUR M. RESLER hVJn Club, Alpha HirY, Tumbling Club, Swimming Team, Track Team. Life Saving Genteel in personage, generous and u freak HENRY REYNOLDS A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. HAROLD E. RIDGEWAY Alpha HiIY hOne with surmounm of grief a span, Because to laugh is proper to the ma'mH - JAMES ROBINSON None better was than he. CHARLES RUBRECHT Football, W Club He wag above pretenscwa sincere. conscientious, devoted friend. JOHN Russo WWHe does the utmost bounds of knowledge find, Tet finds them not so large as is his mind.

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Wh09s Who in G. AMARENO Gigolene M. ANGELBECK Chants GiTl V. ANGUS Hockey Player R. APPLEBURY OTga-nist J ASHTON Book-Worm D. ASMAN ATcher P. ATKINSON Lecturer C. BEGLEY Model M. BLACK Original! B. BLANKENSHIP Latin Scholar E. BOEHM Novelist M. BOWLING Men's Lady L. BROCK Comedienne E. BURKART . Matron at the Colemm Avenue HHotel', M. BURNS Susie'Q'r MA BUSEY Geologist AA COBB Professional Giggler V COCHRAN FloorWalker M. COUCH Ministefs Wife M. CRAIG ' Typist P. DHAMBROSIO Prima Donna. O, M. DENNIS Housewife J. DININGER Max Factofs Partner F. DITMAR Rich Darling E. DOWNARD Sophisticated E. DUNHOFT Stenngmphe'r M. EDWARDS Actress R. FENDER Betty Boop EA FLEMING journalist L. GERHARDT Second Joan Blondell H. GORE 'Coodiooking C. GRADY Hair Dressy M E. GREEK Musician J. GROSS Mannikin T. HALL Comptometrist H. HARRELL Social Worker I. HARRIS Peetess H. HASECOSTER Linguist M. HERBOLD Gudk Gift to Men G HILL Gracie AHe'rfs Only Rival E. HOLLMAN Pie Baker F. HOLZAPFEL Behinddhe'counter Girl R. JENKINS Alone G. JOHNSON Second Rochelle Hudson MA JOHNSON Cook 8. R, JOHNSON Traveler 2. JOHNSON Punch Maker A. KAMPHAUS Professional Cupid E. KATZLER ngedienne C. KENDRICKS Chief Hookey Player M. KESTLER Sahmtion Army Lass V. KINGMAN Dressmaker K. KOORLAND Air Hostess D. LESLIE An Adviser H. LINGROSSO Nile Club Entevtainer T. LOWE Champion Swimmer F. MANIER Cashier K. MARTZ Spanish Teacher Page Twenty'six 1950 K. MCLAUGHLIN Saleslady G. METCALF Gouerness M. METCALFE Princess of Kelly's 5' 69- 10C Store V MEYERS Second Jean Harlow A. MUNSON Public Accountant L. MILLER Baby Talk Interpreter E. MURRAY Pianist A. NAVARRA Ballet Dancer C. NELSON Small Town Giff M. NICOLAY Married M. NIEHE Blues Singer J. NOE ' No Mani; Woman E. OXLEY Gym Teacher E. PENN Secretary M. POOL KindeTgarten Teacher R. REES Nurse M. ROUNDS Bookkeeper R. RUMMEL Essayist S. SAMAD Lyric Soprano L. SAUNDERS Applejacker M. SEKULA Doctor D SELVEY Torch Singer H. SIEDENTOPF Office Clerk E. SINGER Beautician R. SLOANE Radio Talker L. SMITH Wife of H . S. R. SMITH Trucker D. STEIDEL Phys. Ed. Teacher