Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1941 volume:

a ;. J. n . 4 v H u, -. xL; a-u-I'lv 5am A 19- ar . ' W1 The Senior Class of Wooclwarcl High School presents this year-book as a rec- ord of the life livecl in the American way at Woonward High School, Cincinnati. 0. in Nineteen Hundrecl ami Forty-one. The history of Woodwarct High School and that of our country are closely intertwined. Founded through the gener- osity of William VVoodward as the first high school west of the Alteghenies, it has served its country for more than a century in peace and war. Woodward High School has always stood for the great American principles enunciated in the Bill of Rights a-' free- dom of speech. freedom of the press, religious freedom and the right of assembly. These principles inculcated at Woodward have inspired and guided its graduates and have enabled one of them, William Howard Taft, to occupy the subtime position of President of the United States. Woodward still is true to these principles. Nlore than ever, it believes in democracy and the American way of life. 1 I Tile present VVoodwnrd building is the fourth to stand on the same 13101 01 ground. T119 first building was opened in 1851. In 1841 it was en1arged through 1119 addition 01 another story. The third building. a magnificent Gothic structure, was built in 1853 and gave way to the present edifice in 1910. Page Seven Another school year Ims come to a dose. and with it you of tho class or I94l are saying IareweII to VVoodwurcI High SCI'IOOI. It becomes my privilege to wish you IDon Voyage as you step Iorlh into new adventures oI life. I sincerely Impe that your experiences in high school have given you the neces- sary preparation to meet the more serious siluations ahead. I Ilope that the knowL en: go that you Imve gained wiII assist you on the way to success. I I'lope you may have acquired. in some measure. the ability to race situations squarely. to analyze lImm cnreIuIIy. to draw accurate deductions, lo make definite decisions. and lo Imvc the courage to follow your convictions, But even more. do I Ilope that you Ilave been instiIIed with the ideals OI good CIIIZCIISIHpr-IIIIC desire to Iive C can. wholesome, Iives in Imppy associations with your fellow men, These are my hopes for you who are about to take your places in u troubled world. I wish you God speed! L. D. PEASLEE. Page Ten The Class of Nineteen Forty-One has the honor of being the First class to be graduated under the principalship of Dr. Leon D. Peastee. We admit ttmt we regretted to have N111 Arthur Jones leave us; we had grown accustomed to the fine mild-mannerect gentleman. 1n the course ot the year. how- ever, we have learned to love and respect, equally. our new principal. We have been impressed with his sense of fair play and his thorough scholarship. We enjoyed tits tectures in the auditorium and admire his knowledge of outdoor life and nature lore. We feel that Dr. Peastee is a valuable acquisitiort tor Woodward High School and that he is, in every way, worthy to take his place in the long illustrious line or Woodwards principals. We Feel that he possesses that human tnSigtit and sympathy which Wittiam Woodward might expect of one who is destineot to guide our school in the spirit ot the Founder. We are proud, Dr. Peastee, to be the first class to graduate under your leadership. Page EIPUPH :1 wwpew WW .- .-..S a THE DAHLM MAN 9 D u Mame QED y: .. IS THAT AN HMA. CHECK? Each year we are asked to say a few words to the departing Seniors. We do this gladly, even though we do not lilce to see our riends leave. On Elle other lland, we would not detain them. even if we could. It would not be best. How- ever. we do give to l'hose. wlio are about to leave our school. our most sincere wishes for great success in He. VVe expect to hear, at some future day. that a goodly number of Wfoodwardiles ol the class of !941 have reached Elle pinnacle of success in their chosen life work. We are living in troublous times. It will take- the best that is in every one ol you-Gracluates ol loill wto live your lives in tlie noblest possible way. Follow your inner light! Do not falterl Sincerely your friend; VVILLIAM G. CRAMER. Page Sixleen pu::.-...c.n.m ..m.,-.nH m: - - - mun; , 4;...4...;.... , , , -, , FACULT w-Jn. . .. - z. gurrnw- .. w...p.-...--. . n h: .. .- I'unx-awn n... g......-..- .. . 1N...,V-w.u.m.rs.n.x. TA LVliss IVIaI'y A. Miss Cum Nliss Lillian B'liSN Mary B. D'Iibs Lillian Anlllony Bcrcaw ch'ic Bowman Bronson 4 b'lr. Thumas Miss 3Targarcl NIL J. VI-mun Bliss Emilie T. 31in Grace Burns Clark Cranks Curry Dmrah D1535 Dolores bliss Hvlvn IVL 'Mr. Rullurl 3er I i. 1-2 JMin' Jt-am-lle Dclxus Dudley Duffy Elllcf lippingcr Page Eighteen. hits. Blanrllc K EVHIIS Miss Mnrrvlla Jnnv Guthrie Mr, VV, B. Hurlburl DIiss Natalie Peld Mr. Roy L. I Iarkins BIL Charles J. Jennings b In ITFHUL E. Huyd Mr. V. O, Heller Miss Julia VV. Julmslun Page Nineteen Mr. B. F. FIIIL'S Miss Phuy Higgins Mr. W, ll Julmslon D'Ir. Herman Guaslini DIihS Slolla M. IIIIIHIHCI D Iiss B'Iary Jane Junk Nliss lnvz AVlargarL-I iVIiss Alma Dlh Vrra Iixs I Ilmnv Bliss Anne L. i Kilmm Kintzcl LC Count Lm'i Lung ; mmmm Try IVES; hlargurcl C Rh. David :Vlrs, Clam F, A Mr, Frank LuSLy Lyons D'Iariiu RIvDaninls Dll'Kernan Dir. VVintnn L. Din R. H, Miss Sylvia Bl. Mn. Lnra 1.. 31h FL 3'1. Mcwllcr TVIanll Nnish Nanlz Nyman Page Twenty Bliss Berlha OFCIISII! lxIrS. lillllil P. thkmnp 3liss Rulll Jame SulzvrrB'uIm-nllmi Nhss Hazel C. O Nlrs. Emma J. Rich! IWiss Adelaide XXL SEHIIOIS Bliss Louisa P. Miss Monlann Perin Randolph JV X1: Mr. w. 3 Mr. Fr $3.5 Rinmnuczy L RUBL Cir. ' . x M It Miss Luc-Ha blrs. blarie P, Schicl Srlnmidor Page Twenly-one 31155 Elsa A4 Rascllig Mr. VVaIler R upp bliss IVIarCcna Schrolll F ACULT Y J LVIiss Zeriia Mr J. 1W. JVIL Russo YVIrs. Frances lVIn VVallur K. Schwartz SIK'KHUEH Stocurns SlungL-r Sllndcrlancl NIL Carl R. D'Iiss Sk- a Mr. Ralph EWrs. Jmsir NIiss Blanche Talc Tvnlmndfnhl rl'Immpsnn 'l'rinlclv Tvrznik B'Iiss Flon'nrn 'K Ir. Yvininm 31H. Gran? SK hivlt- lxlks .lqu B. Bliw Lullis'c' B. ankmrr run tlvrl Inlhnn YVanvr XVnml YVurt'l. c f OfAer Jacu lg WemAtem Miss Marjorie 5hM .ivwznnim- Dr. I Ir-nr'y If. Mrs. Hrnur S. 51L Mrrri Callahan lfnnglll Knrll O'Cumu-H Van lJI-It Pagv Tummy lwo ,1,. nu .2 .... .- .- .. manhuumw u..-:.. .... .- :A-mu. a-.. ..- .- nu-.. --4 u. -. .u2. .v 1...x....,;.,...2- .m . ...J,A.2..-.x.. FACULT Dlrs. Alma C. 2211's. Christine 3 liss PM-Ho Burma Zurens KIII'ZnOr Pugv Twrmiv lru PP TOM O'BRIEN ALICE XVITSCIIGER President Vicc-Presidenl DELORES KELLY LYan-ZL I'IUDGENS , , 4 . , -. .. - 1.: Secretary Treasurer Pugv Tummy Six SENIORS EDWARD AHRENS Cheer Leader: Drum Maim: Swim- ming: Gym Team: Band: Cn-Ed: Glee Club: lnlmimural Basketball and Volley Ball: Annual Staff Always around w'u're there are girISh-cun't fa into the habit of unending classes regularly... snappy clothes anJ personaliiy lo mulch. MABEL ALEXANDER CA S W. Club; Y. KM C. A. Brings happiness wherever slie gues.v ALICE ALLMAN Ballet; 0. A. A. Sweet manners --a weallh 0, pretty black hair. JAMES BAKER NEnlh SL Hi-Y: Foullmn Team; Basketball Team: Gym Team; Track Team: Volley Ball Team: VV Club; Slagn Hand: Clmir: Brand A future. king 0,! Nu? Jrumswu dewhrruus quurierucle, basketball slur. I ERNESTINE BASKIN Talligua Girl Reserve. Caurlenus. willy, gracelul. and charming. NAOB lI BATTLE 4- . Qulel. studious. and gayr-n cunlugious snlila CHARLES ANDERSON Ail Cnlany. A presence Ella! brings joyr-fl lunar of url. ALBERTA ALFORD G. S. W. Club. hEnmusiasrm yet nmJnsf - .1 good. Juyul companion. EMMA BAKER Spanish Club: O. A. A7 Another ardent skalcr-iusl n5 ardent in avoiding studies - dreams of sellling down, but early! pick an! a pruspeclivp husbamL JOE BARBIERI Football Caplain; Baseball Caplain: Baskctba CwCaplain: VV Club: thllya Club: AIIvSlar BaskclImII Team. l933: Oraclc Sta . 10-33: lntra-murul Activities; Lunch Squad. HFootba . basketball. baseball. ant! girls ,., sensational in El parls -l!m chkbone 0f Vaadlvard's spurts -geniuf:and Hem! by 0 . LOVEST BARNETT A mild nmnnPr and u genile Iaeurl, JACK BEAI lY Ninth Slrccl Hi-Y; Football Team: Gym Team, A powerful pugifisfn-a clever iiver-a good friPHJ-a. sharp 'Lmenl ' Page Twenly-seven JAMES VViLLlAM BECKER S. O. S. A greul mind in a small box- enduring silencveaithI-ul and sincere EUGENE BENEDICT Hi-Y; MW Club; Truck Team. Spam! on Illa cinder pull! - rots of lakes. some of them good-da success at his slmlfes, and girls, loo! , x ff 1 W ,7 1J1 lxl'jlyu ITISTON BOYER CtkEll Club; Football. 14 llainIu-r-uhnuys wining In land a helping hanJ-Luaws plenty of girls. 'Don'i cu mp Eislan'a-un excellent companion. Hi-Y; Siagelland: CARL BROCK Ninth Street Hi-Y: anlhan Team: I'ZICL Team. Lillie Int! mighly-ra friend always CAM CORA BRUTSCHE G. A. A4 Tap Dancing: Ballet. Sum unJ Invelymclmrming smile -cy05 Hm! beguife. VVARREN BURDEN Ninlh Slrcel Hi-Y: Boxing Team: BBS PlJa Team , A spurHing Mend of pep and mirth. Page Tzuenlyveigm ROBERT BELLAMAH Art Club: Hi-Y; Bowling League. A swell swing addict -- inter? ested' in making friends, especially leflllnzne ones I ROBERTJ. BONNELL S O. 8.. Gamma lll- Y' Volley Ball' Ixcllra- murals; Baskclha : French Club. CuEd: W Club. Long. lanky, and 'ileenble-In Illomugh stuJenl. DOROTHY BRA'ITON Glee Club; S. O. S As daintily lovely as u Dresden dull '-' krlOlUS IIOH' '0 USE llgl' magnificent bruiu-lover of piano and music-uiways a willing Iielper-vcuurleous and intelligenl Mm HARRIETIE BROWN Girl Rescrves: Ballet: Glee Club. A quiel and shy manner mm 0013. ANNA BUNTIN Quiet and gentIEF-Bn'ngs hap- piness lo all her friends. Hi-Y; Special Speech Class. A passion for oral reading and strolling about the haua-a con- scienlious student and an arden! club member. LEVI BURNS A knack for keeping out of trouble .- never Iefs girls go 19 his head - always busy. I ELISE CALHOUN G. S W. Club. ItSludinuS mnl weH-mannered, RUTH CARPENTER GASVV. Club; Phi-Osm Girl Re- serves. A sweet mrsmmfihuu I . MARVIN DALE CARROLL Alpha Hi-Y; Lalin Club; 5.0.8.: Cnlor Guard, A sl'nmg boiiavor in fine dubs .. high nwnlaliiypafnrmvr d0 luxc-d a loyal friend. SAM CIRIN VV Club: COAEFI Club: Fnolba Club: Fonlball Team: Swimming Team: anling Tnam Io'fy nntl wil1y n porpmuulpipe puffer bubbling fnugllfer -- 100 30521 PHYLLIS CLAVVSON S. O. 5.; Art Calnny. HAn appropriate mallo: L irencc is golden' - an artist with much talent. MARY BYNUM Sccrelary of Taghiawa: G. S. W. A face that reHecls good and noble thoughts. ROCHELLE CALHOUN G 8. VV Club A lillarnu'ng personality Hm! IOJIE'S for SUFCUSS. JAMES CARR Alpha Hi-Y: Cu-Ed Club: lnlraA murals. AmiaHP. situlinus. and ambitious Hgirfs his only distradion. JOHN CATRON Hi-Y. Camvru fiend -I spncmhzes in dancing - Inns a knack of gplling along wilh girIs Mfllllrlollilly and u swell pal. GEORGE W ILLIA M CLARKSON HiiY: 5.0. 5.: intraqnural; Baska- balL A sturfan! lull with plenty DI pap nnd vigor-lones Ia axorrise his Itmsils and we do nwun by siny 1ng-nlu'ays willing to do his purl 111111 ha the other fenolu's. CHARLES COLLINS Author of numerous craztiarput schemes - harbors aspirations for becoming Jiclalor - cmr'f Confirm himseu lo one girl- Cixl1cle. Page Twentynina SENIO RAYMOND J. COMBS HERMAN COOPER FLY: Cnmmdcs Y.M. CA.: Span- Alpha Hi-Y: Annual StaH: Lunch ish Club. lem StaH: Cn-Ed Club: Latin uPnssessor 0f small slaiuru and ClUb: Glee Club; Inlra-murals. voice to nmkch-m'diclrd In red WVine, ummpn. and snng': esr or green 5mmlcrs-w-yarmlnie'.n pcciauy women-sludies: bah!- ane-period naps effervvscenl luv . .. mar; 'Purc . .I 41L W OSIA COOPER GABRIEL A. COORE CL 8- VV, CIUIJ? A Cappella ChUiT- HivY; Ncnpliylcs; Ari Colony: Stage Cmule manners F. u lmvnl uffcc, Hand; Electrician; Lalin Club; Mn- lion .- a grace and smile that lion Piclurc Operalor: Annual Staff C'mmlS-n Ever smifirlg-a wining worker- wears the same tic eight days a week. DANIEL COSTELLO JOHN G. COURLAS :MI Club: Gym Team: Swimming Alpha Hi-Y; Ha Squad. z-am: Alpha Hi-Y. Vicc-Prcs.; Beta I. I , l .1 Hi-Y ones mmor. galely, um cxm c- ' ment, Pius intensive studying- Ona u! i'msc working men who Mr. Harkins's p!!! peeUu-u real spends most of his free lime physicisl. s'moh'ng billiards -- nu longer has any interest in girISyJislihes shav- ing - a llen-cal in 21 f. EUZABETI'I CRAIGHEAD BETTY CRAMER Arl Club; Spcciaf Speech Class - Girl Reserves, A splendid artist -' meludiaus A grand pal and good sporlr- voice Hun accomplished girl. well-liked by all. u PAUL WAYNE CROPPER DOROTHY DALEY M A9 Alpha HLY: French Club: Annual Ballcl: Tumbling. MH' A girr worlh knowing F. a friend Run: compound OI illleuigerICE. worth ,Iaving'da whiz a! tumb- lmnwr, and winning ways -a ling and dancing. Imurl bigger than himself r-dgirls? just mildly enthusiastic. ARLINE DARACK WILLIAM DATILLO Ballot: Art Club. RvsponsiHe fmzlhe graying of Barmly and wit plus a charming many '1 teacher 5 109,33 F'giues personaiity - a career foreseen in Ihree-iourlhs Of his iime 30 girls- dancing alsa at hume with panel the olher fourth, 1h hmf'WS? '-' and paint brush. intelligent and industrious. Page Thirty NIOR'LS b SOS: HM : DONALD IS. DAVIS SiIr-nt un'sJunv-n rmuiymnr mini ing Iu'hwr Fv studious 11ml r0117 SPrnulim- -l a friend imfvml'.Y ALI'TUiD DliAIHVICS'HCR anvaII: Annual Sm ; Bunting! anluiT; Cn-ICJ Club; Ar! Cnany: Ulm- Club: Bmviing: Funllwn : lninnnurnls. HA Ilmmlfngwr HI u mmr-xfiun-r l'w hlr' of HIP 1:111 1 111'ifiiun! 1m! rmzy it'wus- mriqu, friany in 1: 15 piku'. BlfITY IL Dl-II'I'ICRS hA sum girl '0!le of fun mz unusually fufihfuf wurjec'r. MARIN DIUKFRSON Svninr GirF Ruwrvrs: Cwlfll Club: Annual Staff: Ulvc Club. I'Srnu . Fm! olr, un'm! onorgyL-r citlc 'J'HIE r1059. ERIEFN DOES G. A. Ag Girl Rvsvn'os: Tap Dauw ing: Frl-m'll Club: VU-Iflf: Annual Slaff. .. 71m! mu inc Erlr'vri.' a Jihw'ul worker - n n-umlurfu' Junrvr -- r1 ruh' Snui'wrn lsu'l'H Ioolwrt Alrulvr '-I a MILDRED lfCKSTl-IIN Band: Ulvv Club: S. 0. 5.: Spvrinl Spvm'll Fluss: Annual Staff; Bull, Am: Slag. Phasing pvrsmm'iiy-saning ninili Hy supre-nw-pri:o lirlu'l svuer-a gnnrl voice for speaking mu! singw ing. V DORO'IVI IY DAVVES Annual Slaw: Frcnrll Club. A shulm' tiflrl'nvF-merry lwinHIng , n t-ym .- a rIwL-rfnl companion, ilTl'lY , VN DH '1:le Annual Sin ; Uir :vsorx'vs. Hr-r porsunurify is us ouislnmlingr us Iu'r Inrw'y nnHmI Firu'r-qml'liu.l lu sfmliug umi curlylwrutvd imy fl-EanSFn nu'rry fwurr, a rcmlv smih- nml Iuyuhy always. W W t- ' l0 '4 h h n l, MATHA DENICOLA Spanish Club. Prvsin-nlz Bmvliug: IIulra-nmral Tvmns. I'Sllpr' SUIOSHIUH mSpunish PCB ! .- sumw personality M acting abil- ily always friz-mHy. PHILONIENA DI MARZIO Choir; Lalin Club. Hm pvrsnnifiruliun cf flw saying: 24 good iliings come in 51ml padmgcsiu VIRGINIA EARI IART Annual Slain. HGnmI linings cnnu- in sum puck? ngn's ,uH of willy remarks and joviuf fun. JOHN ELLIOTT An irrvpmssimv ynn Im' rniSL'ilin m fllrounll lung prurlirr' ,ms nf- luilrvd an unmjunlud ski u! Wasil- iug Mr. Talo's inleerHS-liieud by a who eru' him. Page Thirty-um: SENIORS J. ALBERT FAIG Slagehand: Gym Taam: Swimming: anlba : Annual SlaH; VV' Club. uAH day, vrwry day, a stage hand ROBERT FAHNLE Baseball: Basketball: Bulldog StaFF A diligent tvorlzor-nv'mt can't Ire Jo with a fmskeilmu? -4 every- Iyody's pal. IRENE FARLEY G. S. W. Club. A sensible and witly girl:' -girl morlopolizcr-IFlash'.H STEPHEN FINCH Ninth Sher! Hti; CHM: Club: Spr- cinl Speech Class. A fnnor voice I'm! enchant: Hm bays and. especially. Hm girls SUE FRANCIS Z 252W? ESSIE GARMON G.AVA.C Life Saving Club: An- nual Stag: CrrELl Club. Beauty. grace, and intFHiancu SlAvm'H 5:19 afways a line wire -Icatls of fum-vwifly-a depend- able am! sincere 'riund. JOHN GAYJIKIAN A master Iinquisl-can argue for 'murs an 1110. fureign situation-r rnncvnlmlos on one lussie n! u firm: - a conscil'nfkms shufen! popular will: cveryune. MARY GgigE g Ar! Cnlnny. Office VVnrlmr. Always sweet a ready smile. MFNNIE GILL Phi Oscr Girl Reserve. A delightful person to Imam. Page Thirly-two A pleasant personulify-dmnny lmr' friPntIs who Imm um, chl'rish her. ROBERT GEIGER Nrws Editor of BuIHug: Business Manager of Alumni Flashy cfolhps and wavy hair-- un unceasing supply of 'mnmr nnrl wil-girls. girls everywhere: ain't we got fun? RAYMOND GILB Bowling Team: Hi-Y: Alt Club. Quite r1 hearlrlhrob-tn really grand guy. Mischievous with nary a serir nus lrumghl-a nalurui bowlar-' 'Gilh's Idaho Spurls'-'Slmlies?-d I prefer girls: '- QL'ENHN J01 IN GINDELE Pholngraphy Club: HiAY. Many hobbirmwva musler crnfis- man-nary a i'lnuglli of girls. LILLIAN GOEBEL Tap Dancing. DGEL eyeSr-u very 1511211512 per- son. KATHERINE MARIE GOETFFR'I' Girl Reserves: C. A. XX; Tap Dam:- ing; Ballvl Class: Annual Slan. Small and culur-tu real filter- Lug. LlLLlE GRAY u : Modest g?ni'e mnnnl'rs Hm! charm her many friends. ljR'l'l lFLleE GUNN CL S, XV. SargcanI-nI-Arms. Grurrful gosluroswa plcusuni smile-n rnclmlious voice. GEORGENE RITA HAGEN S. 0. S: Choir: Girl Roscrvcs: Glee Club Beauliful retl ,ltlirwrmmly girl-I grand personality. LILLIAN IIEDINC- A Inner of Inn and, gum! times F'ms slePd down 10 one fellow at a limev-afu'uys pleasant andI smiling.H Cdgxw Annual Staff: Buang Staff: Alpha Hi-Y: Lalin Club; BachlLalI Man. agcn A? - q A reg, '011, . . . high ideas . slmliuus worker Pd with notes! CGIIIHIGES: FLORENCE MARIE GOETZ Girl Rvse'rve; Baud: Pvnch BlosA sum in Spring Slum'; Choir. Fun of pep, m'rn. and In'gon-t clean funwgnml nmnnersvftrilzy was popular as ice cream in summon: I Cf .ARA D TAE GREEN 'IGenlfe IllavlrxerSHSPGrLfirlg eyes rim! beam Iluppiness, ALBERT HAEFNER Alpha Hi-Y: Curlil Club: Calm Guzml: Lnl'm Club: Edilur of Annual. A Iu'viz-rmng n! Ilis 5hulivs-4 'lnpg in everyihingF-prmmih'ng persmmmncn reImMe and efficient 011! those freshman girls! MAXINE HAND CL S, VV, Club: Bnilvi: ancll Club. A reliable girrp-asfmfinus uncl umbilimls-swuut and refined. LOTTIE HEISE Chair: Ari Cnluny quaulqul bland Imir-gruy eyes r-Iu sparkling smilewpersona'ily plus. Page T'iirlylhrce SENIORS HELEN HENDRICKSON Choir. jolly. singing. fun-lovfng .- Jelighls in ROBERT KENNETH HEWITT Sjagc Haan Club; ngr. Football 10am: lntra-mllrai BaskckbalI5VoI- Icy Ban. AID. Latin Club; Loves to address people by wrong namcs-dexperience has made lzirn a cynic toward women Ha cheerful comrade. A HOEKSTRA Special Speech Cfass. Charming -- a low, culturer' voice-friend1y with an JEANNE HOMAN Glee Club: Girl Reserves: CoiEd Club: WW 1 1 Annual SlaH. Raven black hair and laughing eyes-dirresish'bla uh 41,0 WJMOg A LYNDEL HUDGENS Lalin Club: Bulking Stan; Treas- urcr DI SClliUl Class. Sum : 0H4! Uh, SO Clller-il many true friend. 5 , .P .55. 4.; r HAZEL HUTCHISON Frcnrll GA A Vivacinus and wiuy5 winning Club: Annual Staff; Sr. way55one of our 605171011011. Page Thirlyifour CLETA HENSLEY Girl Reserves; Annual Staff; CI Ir: Cu- Ed Club: Special Speech Class. Paula umi praily-Iuvely blond hairpvan entrancing UDiCEMUnd a certain fallow RAY H. HILL Spanish Club: 5. O. S. That little man wifh bounleous friean-sludfous and sensible-t seriousness with good humor-d always on Hm right sirle of the fence EDITH HOLMES PHiOser; Girl Reservc5. A qui'et friendly nmnnar 111a! charms HAZEL HORNSBY Latin Club. A Lind hearI-dalways humorous -big blue eyes. DAVID HUMPHREY Fumha : Baskelha : Track; Presi- xlcnt Ninth St. Hi-YA Likes pilolugrup'uyP-a smooih uncen-aa lover of sport DAVIE ISAACS Girl Reserves, Vice-Presidenl: Latin Ciub; CatEd Club: Annual Staff. Free from cure-qu of energy and aclian-cnfays pleasure. NIORS JOHN lVEY Defenders Hi-Y. A hard working sludent-a smil- ing paper boy-u pleasani com- pardon. CARRIE BELLE JAMES Talligiva Girl Rescrves: Glee Club: Laiin Club: Special Speech Class, A fine singep-tn 1mm actress.- , .. a Cllarnllng perso'l. HELEN RITA JIVOIN Glcc Club: Girl Reserves: S. O. S. Choir, A tlarkrhairmi Leuuly-c'mrming mnnnnr - laughing eyGSJ-Iavorilc of all.' DOROTHY JOHNSON Cn-FA Club; Girl Reserve: G.A.A.: Ha Squad: Ballcl. uDarla beauty-Lnec sorLs-gracm ful dancer-a very finc- friend. RICHARD JOHNSON Track Team: Gym Team: Ninth St HiiY; Special Speech Class Inlenigvnl, cnrv'rec and amhb lious -- a Aiupllrugmulic adieu that makes him a good speaker. b llLLARD B. JONES lnlra-mural: CU'Ed Club; Cllccr Leader; Bowling Team. A very popular young mana- particularly with I'm girls. LEWIS JACKSON Ninth SI. Hi-Y: Ninlll SL Boy's Club. An all CIFOUHJ QDOJ fellow. Nin 1 Street IliY ' ricnd'y, ambitious studiuu .-v a sin fend of! a ronun Emg' I ANNA JOHNSON S, O. 5.: Special Speech Class: Ctr Ed Club. Prcfly and sweet. with unlimited popularily-foucs lo argue and . read poetry. ' MAE f1 Mlm-x MARY JOHNSON G. S. W. us . , L . u enous tn lUDr -merry m play. GEORGE JONES Inlra-mural: Valley Ba : Track Team. Coot; cialiaes-th jivc-u real, good feumu ISAAC KAMENETSKY A real c'wmisf - pnpuiur Iviih everyone v-un uHc, reliable gen- tleman -41Vr, Floyd's Ixundy-man - amiable and guucl . natured 'Zeka' Paga- Thirty-fivc SENIORS CAROLINE KAREM Lalin Club: Girl Reserves, Treas- urr-r: CnvEd: Han Squad. Secre- tary: Annual SlaH. uOulsmmling in Imr sluJEeS-J active club rnmuber-loada of fn- mauve. BIL'I'I'Y KINCATD Artist Colony Full of funr-Imaulifui blue eyes -loved by everybody. EDWARD E. KOEHL Baskclba : Intra - mural i-Y. Mall 3 Vk Another one of those practical jokers 4knole girls well enough not 10 Jule 1,12111' un all around swell guy. HENRY KUEHN S. O. 5.; Baseball Imraimurals, HCan't get along wii'wul' donuts and parties Ha born L'ut-up: unV other expert iuk-wc washer-du swell cmnpuniOmH j W RICHARD L. LENTZ Swimming: HiVY; Stagelxantl: Co- Ed Club. A genuine rave of fun-moon- light truck rides in the couniry Windy commercial, .. fakes his woman one at a time. . , - I ' XY- 2 . .,, E , JW DOLORES KELLY Secretary of Senior Class: Presi- dent. French Club: Presidenl. Ha Squad: Cu-Ed Club: Ballet: An- nual Slam. Tim! sweet southern belle with Um sunny Jispnsilion-nnwr end- ing acuuilies H personality plus ,.. our definiiinn of 'grund.' .. MARION KLENK A J$ne salesmam-van indefatigr able marker under till! mus! Iry- Eng circumstmlccsw a girl wiih ability unJ grit. ROY KOLLENBERG , ' Stage Manager: Hi-Y: Foulball; Inlra-murals: Co-Ed Club: Neo- phyies: Bowling Team; Annual Stag. Always busy as a bcnr-dwlmt wnuH '19 auditorium without 0H gnoJ-natured Roy?-va shiny new car packml full of girls-a plaus- anl personalily. ESTHER LEMPERLE Girl Reserves: Glee Clu : An I w StaH: Art Colony. JJ 02-44 Prully eyes Mat distract you-' good singing voice. MILDRED LICHTENFELS Girl Reserves. Funrlnvingp-asees lhal others Imus ,a good time too. x uJ $ IJV-J 1v 5 .y. I CJAf. JENE LINDSEY ELIZABETH LOWE Baskellm : Baseball. Girl Reserve at Y. W. G. S. W. Club. Quiet -r sludious - ambitious - Hopes to become a social worker, C. A.: An excellent basketballer-a true lover nf lifn-yes, and girls 100- ilappy - go - lucky with undying loyalty. Page Thirly-six NIORS JAMES LUMPKIN Track Team. RAYMOND JOHN LUERS Alpha: Intrakmumls: CD-Ed Club. uRug-culler supremeHgirls galore Ambiliuus. jolly. 'oqunciuuSWLis .4195 a monopoly on masculine jive makes you laugh. charm.-rsli he's stated to be a pharmacist JULIEF LUSCHEK MILDRED LYNN A whiz a! shorthanJ-mi manP A fine girl will: a friendly smile an excellent secrelary. ELSIE LYONS DOROTHY McCASTER A real palHa sweet disposition Spanish Club r-vweu liked by an. A smile dull spreads coannI- men! anti friendship. MARIAN McCORD BIARJORIE NICCREARY Art VVorl: and Art Acl'wilirs: Tax Girl Reserves. Stamp Chart. Pretty amI wiHy-p'msanl cum A sweu girIHu success in a pony, she undertakes H relinbi'iiy sw premewnn artist of unusual abil- Hy. BETTY McPHERSON ISABEL RHIEL BIACK Girl Reserves: Life Saving Cluh: Latin Club: CmEd CILIL: Girl CwEd Club: French Club: CL A. A. Reserves. Annual Slam An auradhw girl of pleasing Pep, vim, and vigor 11ml ways-we Hun! by an. locmp 1.. girl -- sporly rfolhos '-1 glamour to spara-anJ OM lhusv ways! ELIZABETH H. MADARIS GRACE MAMER Plli-Oscr Girl Rescues. Tap Danring: Ballrt; Arclmty. An unraclfye figure. a SW99. Swami bruneue prelliness -vas disposition. Jeep am! as Calm as flu! ocean. Page Thirlyrseven SENIORS ANGELA MANZI ADELINE MASTRULLO Spanish Club. Spanish Club. Vicu-Prcsidenl: Tap Shy smile-lguod shulent-mueei Dancing: NCOPIW'CS- girl. 37iuing market jollity and laughter -4 graceful nimble Jancer-sparHing eyes. ODFLLF NIATTIVIEVVS OPHFLiA NIAXWELL Spanish Club. French Club; CL S VV. Club. Graceful um! rhylhmicul fingers Quid in voice and rnannerHa Hm! croula Jim'nv music. true heart HILDA NIAZZEI ETHEL IVIEYERS Girl RCSNVES: Piano: BEIHPN SPWI' Invaleratu reader- loves to 11w isla Club; S. O. S. Lula. A charming subdued personality F11 winning. dimplad smile ELEANORE MEYIIOEFER HE'ZZY B, MINKS Girl Roscrves: Ballet: Tumbling; Busplmfll Bowling; Cllvlid Club: Bunting Sncond to mm? in typing, short SmN. hand and bookkeeping a good Charming eyes A tulicly in look natured fenom-mhai he does. he ul prguudrnnlurud fun -'u gill u! does we ? ab v- El 5 V. IITPSSI'I'. ' y r , i ALLIE MON HOLLON VERONICA ANN MONTEROSSO USpurHing smiltl -- idvaf grace - A true friend .- shy - a pleasanl friendly nulurp - sum . smooth. word for PllEryUHE-H that cvrluin sumelhing. RICHARD MOORE VESTA MORAN DIELJIHIPFS HLY: lnlrarmurul BuskEt- Girl Reserves; 5. O. S; Cler- Club. ball: anlvy Emu uLaughing Pyes a silvery voice Ciuwrful in munm'rF joyful in boll: are Vaslu's. plu'v u loyal Iriprul. Page Thirly-eighl MARTHA MORRISON G.S.W. Club. Gay and friendlyM-ra genial smile. ROY R, MOSER Key Room: Stagehand An expen u! reconditioning two weeks' old exuuses-Ifinds mischief wherever he goes .- STC'L' TcM Mr. Fulhsracarefree mammr with an unJercurrenL of humor. THOMAS O'BRIEN Foolha Team: Baseball Team: Track Team: Gym Team; W Club: Annual Stag: Footba Club: President of Senior Class All kinds of popularity- center of fuulba and many girls' heads .dnonclmltllnl rzlarmcr with no lime for doles '-'u grand guy loved by aH-ISunfa Chule VERNON OSVVALD VOHCY Ball TCHIII. Winning ways r- endless Jib gence-loved by everybody. WW LOUISE PEAK Annual Slag. A grand personu'ily lhal s'lines in her benuliful eyes. ROBERT L, PEPPERS Alpha Hi-Y. President: Cn-Ed Club: Junior Class President; Lunchmum Staff: lelugraplly Ciub: Annual Staff. In his lighter moods a rare humorist laf the kind you wish mere rareH-mdmired by every fellow cl VVoodwarJ and Capied by mnnywa yen for flowery ties - bir. Hautar's Ladygunrd r-r 'Knobby.' RALEIGH E. MORGAN A good friend v-tminds Iais mun busineSSyeusy- going mays-vpfeas ant and cheerful. WILLIAM RAY OAKS Hi-Y; Co-Ed: Annual Staff: Lunch Room 51a : lnirmmural Baskelha . uReudy jokes, boisterous funpr heartbreaking und cake-mubingH capability for mischief-inleih'gent ;-personulily ta spare-'Ruy.m ROBERT O'HEARN lnlra-mural Vulley Ban: Bowling HA reg'lnr felIaSwilty 'Iumur and good common sense make Ilim 50 a-bowling his specialty VERNON PARKER uEnHmsiustic. skillful, io y r-v a good friend. RUT H PENDLETON G. A. A.; Ballcl. uFfasiaing brown eyes -d spuruing while leeHx-Su dimpled smileS a lovely complexion-a give her beauty-sknting ability? TOMMA PERSON C- S W ClulL Sludiuus, ypt fully - pleasant company. Page Thirtynine HAROLD PIERSON Track Team: Ninth St. HiiY; Rik serve Football. uAmbitious, quiet and studious, ye! guy aml fun-loving. HENRY CLAY POTTS S O. S. Club; Alpha Hi-Y; Co-Ed Club. Ever so SflKIl'OlLSHn fail'lful citi- :en wilh a brilliant future Iorev seen in Illa business world. LAURINE QUARNBERG A Cappella CImir: Ballet: Annual Slaff: Senior Special Sprccll: Vice- Chairman. 5. O. S. good swimmergan ardent Roller Derby fun-a lrue friend JEAN REARDON Girl Reserves: Ballet Class. Twinkling eyvs ,. nmlms friends wilh 0 . JANE RHEINECKER Art Colony. uQuiot friendly mammrs-wmiuiny 10 help in every uruy-q: sum girl. NANIE RICHFY Bullet. 'Nouer :1 Jun monmnl-nwilty rn- nmrlas Hm! keep yun luligln'ngH ruliublu 11ml Efficient. Page Forty FRITZ POOCK Alpha HiAY: Football, Gym. and Track Teams: Football Club: Treas- urer of Spanish Club: Spanish Play: Cu-Ed Club; lnlraimural Baskelba , HUnquestiomzd nlMetic prawess-a a skater supremerahistrianic abili- lies. 94; 73M DOROTHY PULLIAM Sz'rtclary. G. S. W. Club. Slime! and lovely EVA JUNE RATLIFF Srniur G. A. A.: Band. uPrf'lly flair.dfrir'muy nnJ charm- ing. DORUH'IEA RFINECK French Club: Girl Rrsvrvcs: Co- Ed; Annual Slaw: Bulldog Sm ; Bullet; Arl' CIIInny. ucuy, friamlly-IuH of Spirilrtun interest in a er1,:ing' inmmgeni. industrious, mfinvdl JACK RICF. Inlra mural BasLelba : Volley Ball. Quit?! uu'lh dr-ep friendship emf Luddud in a him! heart-pfenly of girls and JHIICB ITDUFS. MATTHEW ROBERTS. JR. Inlra-murul VnHt-y Ba Traxn:1llira- mural Baskvthun Tuum. Friendly uml sluL'iaus-vamLitmus 11ml irlleuigerIi-a p'liiusop'mr and a router of Imuuh'lul curs, music, and girls. gSENLORS LEROY ROBINSON Ninlll St. Hi-Y: Spanish Club. Lots of power. physical 11ml mental'da good Spanish student. ADELINE RODAU Tap Dancing Class: Ballc-l- Class: French Club: S. O. 3.: Glee Club; A Cappella Choir: Mollxcr D0 . Christmas Play: Spcrial Speech Class. Ideals and ambitions-dls high as her lowly voice -z has whai il tulips In malt? Hm grade. RAY ROMANI Sends of mischief. lands of fun-d a genlleman unJ a real lunrfwr. JEANETFA CATHERINE ROUSE C3190 Club: CWFJI Club: Bunglug Staff. HClummirlg, in say Hm leusl-v depomluhte-lsoflrspukeu uracl Imm- uHe-u wonky. loyal frivnd. 'VLK. .99 i '1' SAM RUF. ff Hall Squad; Trr-asurvr 0f Hi-Y: Cn- Ed Club; Football Tram: XV Club; Lunchmum Staff: Slagclmml. The idol uf Hie frelshmvn girls-d a natural gift 0, gabpwulwuys Imlpful. JepenJaHe-'Yes,' when Dhllers say N0'-a r9111 worker and u lrue friend SAM RUTLEDGE Track Team: Ninth SI. HiAY: Inim- muml Volley Ball and Basketball: an Club. Prvsinlcnl: Crass Coun- try Team. A fast malker-a gooJ dresser- a erd workermu great qunrile of line girl's. MELVIN ROBINSON Baskelball 1939-4l: Track Team. uAn Expressive face '-v a kind ileurL-a man of action. MELVA ROGERS Spanish Club: Glee Club. Bvautiful. graceful and rpfirmtlp- career lies waiting in lhe business world honor roll student - a splendid dancer. PH ILIP L. RO'ITE Fuutball Team: Football Club: Gym Team; VV Club; lnlra-nmral Basketball, Mass of muscle-dlms Ieumed Hut women and studies don't mix and so has little to do with oilherhda jolly guy with a bright future-'Nose,' COI..F.'ITA RUCHTY Band: Cu-Ed: Art Club: GirI RCA SCI'VCS. Easy to Mee hau7 In Laaiwn friend lo the end. PATSY RUFFIN A Cappella Choir: Talligwa Girl R 65?. PVCS. Beautiful music 1'10! mpressvs u lwaulifui Eilurabler.u AL SABATO FunllJa Club: Funlha Team: 'TTEM'L' TPKII'H VV, Club. HGay limes-uxrenem personality SENIO CIFNNIE MAE SANDERS HA kindness unll frimuninoss Um! nxufeus Iwr wen IZIUKL VI'IRNON 17.. SCHMIDT UIvr' Club; 8.0. 5.: Culnr Uuzml. HHI'iHium'v in u studios Ivuv girls - rrmms lmmr in mm ogy m rum In Hrlfv Hm JT'HP. RAYMOND A. SCI'IRAFR Tim office's nnwmun mail sr-rl'r iut-llubif oi gelling lost on I'm may lo 324-111 umngrl mun, VIRGINIA SCI'lROFDFL G100 Club: Girl Rosww-s: Bowling. Charming InJyJELv ways lhu! nu admirv-bumjing scores Hm! nH mmy. MARY JEAN SCOBIF Clm- Club: Bmvling. IWVH ml Lvuuly uuuplnd will; u Charming pvrsuquiEy-ml Amazon 0! n'fargunlls nuvys. 1'1bXNK SI 1117.qu Hi-Y Alpha; I'hu1lmH: Gym Tram: XV Club; inlru-nmrals: 'l'rmL': AanllHle SHIN: :0-1. !' C'lllll: l-llllfll- mum Squad. IWVv'urs un 01mm! smiluF-pul i'w lfmpl Eu iwpvrul-lslufwl lo I10 11 Y sunrt-lury-L'lxumpion llrImf suuw ypfuluuns of friends. Page Fortyrlu'u RUSSELL SCANIAN A SUN? aurruund II'IIOIU r-vun asset to any orgunizulinn-sunny Jispusiliun-cm amusing subllc humor. ROBERT SCIVIOFNHOFT Huppv yu lucky- - 'Splinfprlwacr wfor qu! rlu um film if no! lo MIMI fun7-51n'clly Illa L051 11! u sportswgir's jusi rmlurany n!- lrm-lml lu IlinL BESS SCI IRFJBIZR HSvriuusm-ss um! Inn rnmbinmf-a 0 Nu! friend. INA SC I HYITCIVITYE 071':11 TjUIJ: A C?Elppplla Choih U5wapl in manner. smiles. Jiml DII'SFU lmmr of nature and sweet erurny music.' ROSIE SELENSKI Arl Coluny: Annual Stuff: Bulldog Slaw. A CUlHLiHIHI-Un of wit 11ml l-HH'IV Hun t'vwdvslinud In great heights in I'm art wurM-cute dimples- ulruays lepfuf. FILEFN SHEA HSnturL ullrm'h'm' 11ml Hm prer'r minuliml lu lwvume a mllL'a-ss. SENIORS ELLA SHEARER Latin Club: Prusidcnl 0f Talligwn Girl Reserves. UQuitzf and siudinus. friendly anJ kind, a faithful simian! DI history. HIRAM SMITH Tra Ck Team. Hard iuurking-Jusl in running-d dignified feliaw. SARAH SPARKS Band: Git! Rrscn'vs: Latin Club; Special Speech Class: A randy smile-plaasam com- pally. BETTE STARGEL . Frcurll Club: Ballrt: Girl RDSPTVPS. Sufi of spend: H Iuvpfy 10 SM ... Iady-lilae-u good student. EDIT! I STUART Soft of sppecI: .. quiet actions -- f?lughmg. eyes? , . a.gmww LILLIE MAE TAYLOR A cimrming smite -un Pm'ltunh fng voice. 1315.12 IMOGENE SHORT Ballet. DimplaJ chin-wonJurj-ul frirmlr u-IIPIPIHL considerate, and 'aintl. JOSEPH R. SMITH HLY: Fnulhau: Baskclban: CanArl: Funllmu Club: 1' rmlrh Club; Bu - tlng: UVV Club, A film. aur'rouml fvuum :1anI a splendid almMewwiuing 10 do his own maria mu, Um ulhpr fol, Inn: 5 LosiJos JEANETTE STAGGE Prositlrnl. Girl Reserves; Cu-EJ: Spwial Speech Class: Latin Club: Band: Anlulzd Sin . A wit Um! makes others miityu m'cc- vn! gmdas-gnml sprlulwr. ITRVIN STEVENSON lnlraimurnl Vullvylm aml anlccl- 1H1 ; 'TTHCL 'rCEIHL HLDyul Irienrlsllip-ugoorl spurts- HIUHSIH'II ' lepmuIab'e IUUI'LDIUIP ship. LO L'I SE SXVANGO A lrcsl! radian! smi'n an a prvlly Iann-muny friontls. BOBZICLL TEN EYCK Tap Dandng: Chair: Girl Reserves: anphylcs. Sump! smilv nnr'0 a friend. UI- u'uys Cl Il'l-PIHI -Illl GCCUHIPHSIIPI dimmer. Pagv Forty?! SENIORS CHERRIE TERRY G S. XV. Club. HA delighfful pPrsonaIity. JEAN THOMAS BasL'E-lba Sponsor: Spanish Club. HExcels a! on forms of JancingH mm reason Haul Ute baskelba lean: couldn't keep limir minds on the gump-a cnnscionlious smile ! F- unchallenged in popw larily. EDNA THOMPSON Special Speech. JHraciivP um! sweet-a lmmfy. :veurfmined voice. HAROLD TOLLIYER Inlraimural Baskclhanz Track Team: Ninth St. HPY. A clever thinker. TYLFJ? SMITH A winning Slrlile,-a conscienr Hons sludenf-u line gentleman a! all times. LEONA XVASHINGTON A pleasant persunulity-an at- !rudir'e smile. Page Forlyiaur JAMES THAXXLEY v 4' 4' 2' Football; Swimming: Gym Team: Track Team: Fomban Team: VV Club: Cu-Ed Cluh. Tall and Jurk-a snappy dresser -- Arthur Flurray's rival r-v mag- netic personality wins him many friEan with special emphasis on the lemmas CEERNELIL'S THOMPSON S. O. S. uSludious wor'zer-Ilas lillle time for girls -a sincere. dependable Iriend. MICHAEL TODOROV Cu-Ed Club: FlondaeiKnight Club: Inlra-mural Basketball: Bowling Team. 'WViuing to wager his iasl dime on anything-ll' betcha on it - run sleep againsl any competition -allrny$ cheerful and In of Inn --0 curioad of pipes from corn cabs la IEEPSFFIGUITIS, DANICA TYRIN Glue Club: GA A. A4: Secrelary. 5.0.5, Brunette Jignily - ruliaHe -- loyaL MILDRED XVALLS studious am! JPpenJuHe-miid and unassuming - welHi'zed by yrvryone. HELEN XYEINSTEIN Choir: Ballet: Tap Dancing: Arch- ery: Co-Ed. uGooJ lasle in clothss -Jancing feet, JOHN E. W ELLS Glee Club: A Cappella Choir: S. 0. 5.; Bulldog Staff. Girls in every sc'mol-carafrep- studies earnestly in February and Iune-u lively guest. EDGAR xVHALEY Orchestra: Laliu Club: Band; Alpha Hi-Y. A heprca! 0n the 50.x-u rare gift of Immor npnropriuiely used -a true friemi JEAN VVILDER .. 'Biuy.' to friends 2 horsebark riding-a cutie in those jotlphurs. 69622? jiblm. MAMIE XYIMBISH Excellent poise and charm, ALICE XVITSCHGER Vire-Presidcnl. Senior Cla551French Club. Charming and grncvful in man? ner, with a desire for the finer things in Ufa 9'03: XVONG Orchestra. A lover of music-quie! and re- serr92 mannEfSI' 2VILLIA5I 2YENDT A rt Club. Hstudious, loyar. am; a gentleman ill l'l'EFvT SPnSl' Of HIP u'orzl2d0n'1 IPH us all those girls dull u-uii far you at your locker are your sisters, H'iUEe? ML'RIEL 2VHITNEY Talent in au-suys very Iitllaw-n fine girl. VERNA Vx'ILLINGHAM Guy and friendl3'2u shining smila MELVIN VVININIER Ha Squarl: Bulldog Stan: Lundl- morn Assislant: Slagolland Club. A handy craftsman and good conlpuniun-hkeabre Fluid! 0! ,mbr king his Iran! us he talks -- IrientHy and IaEIIIIuIFdWVimpy' ,. LILLY XVONG Bulldog Stan: Banal: Spanish Club: Chair. Dainty u'a3's-refinezL-cupub Iv. MATTIE XVRIGHF Dignified and se'frcunlroued. Page Fortyifiue 17D VV'A R D BA R KSDALE ED BAWS JOHN BECKHAM JUNE FOX ELVA FOYE GLORIA lIENSLEY HOWMRD HODGES HARRY A. HOPPER SENIO LUCILLE YEATTS HBIUHJB popularity ! gracious nmmmrs and winning wnys-l knccrlcnglh slccliivlgs-'Girlie.' H .ILNJE YEE HAM nnldoar girl-vluuzs spnrls amt pluy Jayst-fnds difficulty in con- lmHing liar mischievous nnhlre. Hopes lo become a nurse. FLORA MAE YOUNG Reserved manners '- shy but Iriendryr-aprvlly Mm! Eyes. MAC ZORNI'CS A plvtlsanl, Humble ir'Hnw-Ia 50115? of humor 11m! 1's um np- prvciulmL-almck slappvr um! praci licoI iokcr; yet a real friend. RS 13le YEE i4. pleasant disposition, plus Um llltsirv. to acquire more knowl- edge. MARY YEE Latin Club; Scninr Girl Rescrvcs; Ballet. UWIOJBSI anrl inteuigenl ... no wrong answers-u reliable friend. CHARLES ZEISLER Baskclila : Inlra-murals: Glee Club. HAlumys frying lu make u taxi nul a papa s car-crn:y antics En Hm gym - intermillonl studies -' 'Zeis.' .379niord Wot oa'dlec! jAoue MELVIN JOHNSON JOHNNY JONES ANNA JACKSON MARY LEWIS GEORGE MOORE ALICE NORED RAYMOND PARKER Page Forly-six MONROE PINKELTON ELVERA RIECHMAN JOHN ROBERSON ALFRED RUDMAN CHARLES SPALDING ANDREW SURRELL ERNEST WADE MARGARET YATES SEPTEMBER 9,-4Fast track all students off to a good start, but some took as it they won't have the winct to Finish. IOeWotves begin to roam hails in search of new fields to conquer. lIwBoys decide most of the present Field shoutct he plowed under. The girls are of the same opinion. lSL-Novetty of school begins to wear off as studies get stiFter. lS-Herm Cooper nominated for Wtayor of Cincinnati. Makes many promises. Why he a democrat. IQWJoe Barhieri asks Alberta Plummet tor a date, little realizing it is to be his last breath or freedom in this school year, QO-The 194i ectition 0f the VVoocharct football team is unveitect. The Butte dog is victorious. 640, over Roger Bacon. 23-Cnmpaigns for offices in Senior Ciass get under way. The higgest cam- paign Woodwarct has seen in years. OCTOBER lp-Chuck Collins runs for dictator. Mr. Cramer aDpears-Chuch Collins runs. QF'Senior Ctass election, O'Brien is our prexy for the next year. Good luck and congratulations, Tom. HBuitcthg makes first appearance. Too bad i coutctnt inst. 4-Purce Cavaliers how 10 VVooctwartt. 670. GHJoe Smith ancl Sue Francis begin their marathon. 7-Reds win World Series. School is forgotten as students run wild. Dear- wester hoosts hIcKeehnie tar Presi- dent. 'CALENDA Page Fortyeseven Cirin DEE through the nose hy pushing a peanut down the trout hall with his promscis. lO-uPep railyt Beat Norwood. SHSam pays election bet llwpep realty works. We defeat Nor- wooct, l3v7. l6yOur Herm Cooper runs secomt in Niayorts election. ttVice IVIayor tor a day. ISHVictor-y march continues as Woode ward defeats VVatnut Hilts. 6-0. IO-Sahato. Schoenhott. Smith. Kienk and Setters take their Saturday night haths in the fountain 0n Fountain Square. Did you wash hehind the ears, hoys? QSyWooctwarct loses to Etcter, 141-6. SIHHoorayt Woodward defeats VVith- row, 1376. First Bulldog victory in ten years. NOVEMBER 4-Ray Romani appears sporting First stage or a new mustache, little realiz- ing he was sti a youngster and the darn thing wouldn't grow. 6-Pep iVieeting. Come on. Bulldog. heat Hughes. 7-WO0Clwarct heat Hughes. 1-1-12. I3-John Jones continues to show great progress in his chosen field of dra- maties. Astouncts Engtish class with his cute hattads. 15--VVooctwarct bows to VVesl'em Hills, 60. QleThnnksgiving. 'ev. QQqurate-r Fates gives party for our toot- ha . Bob Hewitl carried home on a shutter. Boy, that wasn't milk he was drinking. Please pass the lure lee- .e . .. EN DAR DECEMBER ZHiiLast of the Mohicans shown in the auditorium. Watch your scaips. Humphrey and Backer take this sort of thing sincerely. SHGrades begin to feel uYule Spirit as students think of Christmas and let subjects slip. SWHopper makes fourth appeal in the Bulldog for a female companion. Boy. you donit know how lucky you really are! 6-iWoodward opens basketball season by Chopping the First game to Reade ing, 31-15. SeTom O'Brien chosen as the Ideal hoy triencl lay the Senior girls. Gee, airft he pretty? 13HJean Thomas appears as winner over seven other heautifui young Iasses for basketball sponsor. Who said Friday the 13th was unlucky? JANUARY I-New Yearis resolutions made. oniy to soon be forgotten. QwBack to school. Boy. is it tough get- ting up after all those luscious holi- days! Those exams are here again. HOh, why! Oh why! didn't I keep up with my work?H is favorite cry among the student body. IQeGene Benectict comes to school cat- ti'ng' another new coat. My! Myi that hill at B-r's must really be running up. Page Farly-eight 28-Finai game of basketball season as VVoociward loses. 32-30. to Walnut Hills. Bunclogs end season with five wins and ten losses. QQpridemic 0E Happendectomies begins as Lenlz goes to hospital. to be tote lowed closely by Eistan Boyer and Mr. Tate. FEBRUARY 5.-:Ten cents will get you out of your sixth periocl class on pro Iems of Democracy. Class give A Boy at West Point in the auditorium. SwB-r-rer. Stutients shiver in classes as engineers strike. School dismissal at 9:00 a. m. 73-! Vooctward A Cappella Choir sings at Gibson. John Weiis has fun sit- ting in the root garcien with a friend. Iletudents ten teachers they are a wet ant! aren't kidding as the swim- ming pool overflows and Hoods the school. 14,-Vaientine Day. Boys dig clown in their pockets. only to finci holes. Hey. could you lend me a dime to buy my gal a Valentine? ?QeWaShington Ba , Orchestra punk. but who cares? Good time had by all. Oh. you liar. 28-Glenn Miller comes to town. Board of Education toys with idea or close ing schools. Thawiey and Setters are in their seventh heaven.n MARCH l-1Vlarcl1 comes in like a lion. messing many a hair-clo on the way to school. QmGony, only three months till gradua- tion. Seniors begin to bone. l4-Annual Blue Ribbon Dance. Big turnout. Hoar show. Peppers, Oaks and Cooper uwow them as the 'iInIc spots. Hopper recites tone poems written by Geiger. Big success. l8-IVIr. Heller has fits as Peppers is absent for first time in his High School career. QIHFirst buds of Spring appear. Rotte and Brock complain of Spring fever. APRIL Q-Gifforcl Bale presents his adaptation of Stevenson's great novel. Dr. Jekyll and lVlr. Hycle. Student body quakes and shakes at the hideous Hyde. After nerves are calm it is acclaimed as most interesting and thrilling session of the year. 4-Facully defeats 206 in Annual faculty game. Yea, but they had to use Oppenheimer and Red Powell to do it Score, 23-21. S-Another great Auditorium session. Student body is addressed 13y EVIL Rizk. who tens of his adventures in the old country. Page Farty-nine 14-Bob Peppers gives blood to anemic Friend. Comes to school looking like 116 fell into a Hour barrel. lS-dOpening Day. Rmis lose, 4-2. lS-Annual boat ride. Top deckers in top form. Nlcpherson attends in stag. Has time of her life. MAY 2--Sam Rue strutsn in his new usher's outfit. uGosh. don't he look like Gen- eTnl Pershing? 6iEmie Calm musters enough cour- age and dons his bright coat. which was purchased for Easter. 9-rGeorge Clarkson sings uT0 Heck VVith Burgundy. Refuses to use profanity. 24iSpring Prom. Girls in a dither. Boys in a lather. Ain't we pretty? 23--N0t a thing. Slept a day. JUNE LdGosh. June and not money saved For graduation Poock. Jones and Kam- enetsky seriously consider paying 'iVIaxie's a visit. 13-C1ass Day. Lower classmen Cheer Seniors after four years of razzberries. WinFareweH to thee is sung for final time. Gosh. we did have fun here at old viVoodward, though, didn't we? r. 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Alilril' 5101qu Kmnwlll Slillsnn Roy Slu'lcling ICIEIIH SllllJEnI'HHV Nunmi Summrrs Cynlllin 'I-nylur Joseph 1-1'10:'521:1 Hrrmmt TENTH Uvnrgz- 'I'lmmas .Im-L' Tiri- Irvm- 'I rucvy livu Vamlrrvlict l,.uuis:- anlvrrliel Ht-lly'VilllI Ir1r1Ix' Rulll Vi-ltvr Ih'll'n XXYEILII Clun-nrr- Vuanr-r .Vlm'uurvpn Vnns I I01I'1l XNyi'ISI'Il lll-n .Inmv: VVilliums Ruby Aluisi- Zm'cly ' ' Bvllyzinirh v 1. l ,w Alrlimnlnn' Zulu x1. . , v Jrgmm ltwyxzari I . . I f1; W: VAJX $ . ' g .I ,, 7,9,1 J Page JII'il'V-EEJ OUT OF TRAlNlNG UACK 7? ,a. 7m- .vadw .M-m-JMMMv-VKy. - N,A,.u;,.u,wkknhw rum. V kn r Thy W. 31er : yum? AM 2; S O P H0 MOR Es s. 7 fin 1007.7 SOPHOMORES 7 ' lllHllIIllllI'lllll: 'q- UH X Q... '9' ' . ?- LIFES MIRROR OF BuU- DOGS BOUND FOR RHA'S I LIFE S MIRROR JOHNm' c121 YouR GUM! He 995R ' ' . 4 . ANDREams LIFFS MIRROR I ANNUAL STAFF Editor ........................... Albert 'Hm-fncr Associate Editor .................... Bob Pt-ppnrs Business Alanugor .................... I501: Geiger AssislmlI Business A'Wanagvr ......... Paul Cropper Arh'sls .................. Row SCIFIHIx'i, .lurl; 1 lobt Spurls Erlifur ................... Mind Dt-nrwvsle'r Plroiugrup'mr . . . ..... . . . . . .310111'01' Pinlwllnn Typisls .................. Kliss Canlmn's Classcs Faruhy Adviser. .. . . .Nlr, VViHizml x'on LIL'I' Hullmn Ar'l Adru'sm' ................. Blih's 5151mm?! Cinrk Pane Svtwnly Edwanl Ahrens. Herman Cooper. Gabriel Coorey. Paul Cropper, Domthy Dawes, Alfred Dearwester. Betty Ann Deiters. Marie Dickerson. Erleen Doss. lVlitdrect Eckstein. Albert Faig. Sue Francis. Jack Goodall, Cleta Hensley. Jean Human, Hazel Hutchison, Davie Isahcs, John Jones. Isaac Kamenetsky. Caroline Karem, Dolores Keliy. Roy Kollenberg. Esther Lemperle, Betty McPherson, Roy Oaks, Thomas O'Brien, Louise Peak, Bob Peppers. Laurine Quamberg, Dorothea Rheineck, Rose Selenski. Frank Setters, James Thawley, Alice Witschger, Lucille Yeatts. June Yee. The Annual Staff is the group of Woodward students to whom the Senior Class entrusted the production of its year book The energy they displayed. coupled with their willingness to cooperate, contributed much to the success 0f the publication. To Albert Haetner, the editor. and Robert Geiger, the business manager. tell the burden of the work. and to them belongs the honor and thanks for its suce cessful accomplishment. IVIonroe Pinkelton deserves much Credit for his fine photography. Bliss Clark was our art adviser, and a of the page arrangements and art work were under her supervision. To her and to NIL von der Halben the Annual is deeply inclebteclt As a special feature. the Annual presents snapshots of Dr. Peaslee and Mr. Cramer. Some or these were deliberately purloined From the family album by our sleuth. Our unique divisional pages were conceived and clevetoped by Rose Setenski. Responsible for last year's plaster carvings. she again gave freely of her time and talent this year. The Annual also wishes to acknowledge the zeal of Frank Setters whose activity in the financial matters connected with the Annual earn him special mention. His record ticket-sening will be long remembered. Page Seventyrune ERT COLONY T110 Artist Colony i5 Composed of llirev groups 0' pupils: in the Hrst group are ilmselxvllo are partirulurly taJvnlt-d in art and urv lumping tn loiiow some p .2159 OI. it professionally; in Hie socomi group are llmse who may nol be as skillhjl and yol may quve a keen interest in Klu- subjncl HIKE llopc to make it Ilmir m'm'uliml; 11w third group EllCIlKlCS 11H wlm Imx'o Clm'tvd UK: subject in m'dvr E0 find ml! wlml H is u about. Throughout llle year's work tlm members of the Colony came lo realize tlml url is nOl' merely drawing and puinling', hut llw lwauliful way OJ doing Illings. It is not something to be sol np'ru'i Irnr mvmiunul enjuynwnl bul u vilnl purl or ovcry clay life. This year llle Colony arranged for llmrc splvmiid url lectures at XVumhvanl aml lwu trips through the Cincinnati Art Museum. The members: of this nrlists' group are proud llml Hwy lmvv hvlpml lo bring Iumr t0 XVomlwurd by inkling va mort- prizrs and lhree Inonorable mentions to tlwir ream! in poster work um! llav signal lmnor or first prizv uncl fiisl Ilonuruble mention in tlw citywvidr c'onlosl lm' nriginnl costume designs. Pugu :cs'venly Iwu czrrw 1153:1111! 2mm , .lyg $11uth...lllI-vhl'nr .9 1. 11... . II : A CappoIIa Choir i5 lIIo 11'0an Did this spring.TI1is I10 a1 it met 1I1iII' IOI' tIIo IirsE limo XII applicants IIere accepted, no limitations being placed on 1110111I1111'SI1ip. Ils rnII121II includes seIcnlI- IiI'e members. IiIteen OI II'I111111 do 1101 appear in IIliS picture. OI lIIe tII'enlI- seIen boIs. only sixteen are shown. I111: members 1111l in the picl111cz:1re June Y Dung, C1 IadI'sH HIISIICII OIiIe IIEIII LiIIian IV iIeI BPIII'IIII Sull'on Bernice Irrav. James B'III1'eI',I 111111125 IN iIIimns SidneI! Free- 1111111.Stopi1011 I' i11cI1 I 011is HOpI1iIIS.JuaI1ita VV 'Iirren Robert WI 115I1i119;1011,Cim1'Ies IXiIIiIIII.I1'I'in BIEIes I 0111s Denis. General Didluire. T I19 cImi1 rune1'0111'1'1tsiI1is I'eur Ior lI1e Annual CIIIistszs SCF'LICC 1I11- AIumImI Reunion. the Y. MI C. .-'X. IIHP CommunitI CIIesl lIIe IVOULIII'HIII siudenl IIOIII. 11ml. IiIIuIII' the Cincinnati CIIOI'III FestiIaI 'I1l Hughes HIgII SCIIOUI I I111 111'II lobes Illt' moneI Ior II I1icI1 II' as QIIIdined i1 0111 tI1o IV 001III' 111d T rustces I III Mrs I; 11-11111 0 CmmeII. I119 IV omIIIIu'II I1Iue and IlaIe III1it1I snlin I'OIIIIrs HIKI I 111IHI5I IIIeI- II' are made 11nd lined III Firs O ConnoII 11nd the VV. P. A. II01I1HI. I 3Iiss Ijiiidn 8111115011. FIiss hIIu'I June IunI1'. and their student ilKSiSIRJIIS.IIPIUl1 i IIPIIIIirIwon, Viola Cassngrundo, Ossio Cooper, IJIIFI Reed, Lisanor z'XuIcIcIIIviIIe 111111 Clarion DiotorSI Page SEI'CHIF'IIITPG The band is m1 m'lislir fiance dm'vlopml nml perferh-xl in anw. Ills original aim was to rrprcsrnt ucliuns uml ieelings through dancing and gtxslurvxu I'lmx'm'rr. Hm murlvrn lmllvl 1's e1 slim'inculm dance miller llum e1 dramatic llrt'sl'llluliun. Tho ballet Cli es Ht V00dward are undvr the supervision ul- Nliss Hazel On: Thu? are two rlassvs. w'litll mtwl 0mm in wrlek. Nliss Orr svlm'ls Iwr Imsl pupils to purliriputv in programs given in uur auditorium. 'Hw pLIr'JOSt' of I'm lmHt-t Muss is to lmw plvmlm' mul rcquuliun while developing a I'jrm, greux-Iul Innly. le iu'tuul dancing is precvdcd 1w vlmrwntury CVPI'CESCS wluirll Jimlu-r up llw vuriuus parts olv ilw hotly The iu'lh'ilivs in llw haunt rims Imlp mw In develop puis't- and grave. Page 5r: U14 rll'y fnur ULLD'OG f STAFF A nvw aiudmal puHErnlinn. Tim BuHJog. war: roundml this your in un ofrm'l Iu Iu'cscni In llu- slmlvnl Imdy a pir'tm'v 0F Iilv at V0mlwnrd and In lump llwm inlin'mml 0!. 1110 timv untl Marv ol, I'uturo vvcnts. ll nppmu-MI n-vay in mimmr Qmplnul rnpix-s uml snlrl I'm two CNIIS. An inlvroslingl l'rulurv runsislml nl' lilllv julws poking Inn :11 nellilmmxn Vnqu'qulitvs. all of whom wm-v Quml .NIIUHN nlmul il. lililur: .lnvL' lI-ivv, lex's Ellilur: HUI: Grimm Spurls Iidiiur: luv Tvlvrsan. Spark Vrih'rs: Joe Smith aml Rub Fullnlv. Columnists: DnmtIn-n Rvim-t'lx' mltl IUII'NI Dcnrwusim'. Prnchu'tinn SMH: Ixmlul l llldgons Mildred livksioin. .lemwllu Rnusr. .luck RSVP. Frml .xlvyl'r. lAii-Y Vnng. BiHV Cnopvr aml .IHFL' Cloudull. Ar! SEEIH: BEHV Humnmrk, ,lulln XVOHS. Jack lIoIlL lel'UllQ ,Iolmum um! Ruse Svlvnslxi. vaurlrrs: film 95 Killian, Durl't'l Cnupvr. RLHII Vilst l1gvr and liltnmorr' NIUylnm'h'r. Fuvuhy levisvr: 51:: NHKr'rnan. Pugv gum-niy i'it'u CO-ED CLUB T110 CouEd Club is now in its fourlln year as an organizalinn, whose primary purpose is l0 lurnisil social rvrroulion lur tho 5vni0r High School, I! ullmnpls to furnish 11 vurivd program meeting llue inleresl of all the mvnllmrs Among llw activities tinioyed by the clul; this your were a Hash-Iighl hike. El. Christmas pnrty. u scavenger llunl. indoor games, discussion gmups. and many other social functions. The Club meets hvict: a month with each meeting planned by a planning vomlnitlvv. Thr- mvmbvrs of lllis commillw were Frank Setters, Bob Pva-rs. Ray Oaks, James Godfrey, Betly Mcplwrsnm Dolores KPHY, and Sue Frunttis. The Hub oHicm-s urv vlr-rlod mud: your by H19. populiur volv 01' llw members. Tillm- rlm'tml this year wore its lhllmvs: James Thnwlc'y, prvsidvnt; .Itw Smilh. vimvpresitlenl; Hurry Hopper, svcrvlury: mu! James Uudlirvy, lrrnsuror. le duly mlx'isvr i5 xliss Evelyn Cloavvr. Page Seuenty-six Tim hVootiu-arti Ftuniix'aii Club was organized in 1030 anti grew out oi the nEHi for an organization which wouici consider the probiems oi placing a ivirsiiciass cim'on 0n the Fif'ifi each yvnr, Am- imy who sticks with the squad thmughout tho year is automatically ciecteci io mmuhership. A program Committcv pinns the meetings anti is responsihie ior securing motion pictures. speaimrs, anci other worthwhiic features which arc- interesting anti instruch tive to the hoys. An viigihiiity committee checks the armies of zxii boys who have shown an interest in ionthaii anti taiits to them whenever their standing is in danger. At the iasi meeting of the Ciuh. a ioolhaii captain for the IUH season was Pierteii. Tony Linqrossa wiii ieati this group noxt season. Beiore the end 0i thc schooi ynar. a group From this organization wiii contact nii schoois wimsv hays Come to hVooriu-arci in tile iaii in a search ior iiiceiy material ior tho ncxi yvar's tram, it is iFii that. as this organization grows in experience. it wiii prove more and more usoiui to thc cim'vioping oi consistentiy gnoci inothaii teams at hVoociward. Page Soz'vntyrscren The Senior Girls' Athlelic Association. umior the supervision of hirs. Rehkamp. moms every XVL-dnostlay and 'i-Ilursday after school in llw girFs gymnasium. Tlae purposo of lllis organization is In arouse an intelligent interest in sports and QamI-s. to develop leadership. and t0 fostvr good sportsmanship. Girls of the tenth olm'enih. and l'wenlh grades are eligible. The major sporls incluJo hockey. basket lmlL VOHeyiJaH, SOWMIL and mvimming, while the minor spnrls arc table hrnnis, Imrlminlon, antl nt'rinl darl. Each year Hie Senior girl who lms lwen outstanding in the club rcrcives an honor cup. and any Senior girl who has the required number of points 03m receives an aleuncl HVV. , Page Smmnlyrcighl .4... monu-t A-Aw The Senior Girl Rrwerves is ml organization for tlw girls in the tenth. clvvonth, mu'l tu'leh grades. The purpose 0'; lhv Girl Reserve is To find zmcl give H10 lwslh THC slogan is .Tu fare Mo squarely Tlu' code, whirl: must he commilletl to memory 11y M'c-r'y mt-mlwr uI I'm Girl Reserves. vmum-rnlcs Elm ideals which every member 5111mm ln' lo nlluin. le :irI Rt'svrw-s ln-livx'o in spnrl 21nd hm. IJUl lllm' HIM! slum! for good Sfllnlilrs'llip and high principles. 'I-IIP omt'm's of 1.10 nrgunizalinn arr: .Jounello Sludge. prosidvnl: Dm'iv ISFlkH'S. ViFPrIerSidOIH: Virginia Zwygnri, svcrvtury: Caroline- Kurem, iroasuror: Fliss Evvlyn Clmn'vr. iHIViSl'l'. Pagv SVFFHM' ninp Tim c S. XV. Ciuii is 4m orgz'nllizulimi ui' SPIIiUr i'oinrvti girls or ix'iumiu'nrii i ii$1il Sriiuoi. iis ilirst mvvling was ili'iti Xuvmniwr 20. 10710 Tiw main llllrpnsf' or this t'illii is in Siimuinlv n slronuer ireiing or friendship among our iviinw simiclnis. hiiimso wim m'gnnizcwi liiis riui; urv: ri-mnmn Person. Clam Grimm, iiiiso CaiilnmL Dorothy Puiiiam. Earliieivnc Uunn, Biutlir VVrirgiit. unci Liiiiv Tuyiur. T0 inc oiigiiiio iior nmmiwrsilip candidates must iive up to lilC lthiP slamianis 0i XiliHKiiViiKi. Tiao riui'i r'oim's nn- iiiacix' illNi Quid, Tine excrutivvs are as follows: Tommd Persom president: Cinru Grim . x'icwpresicicni: Duruiiiy Puiiium, smtroiary: ijiisv Caiimun. trousurvr: iiairliu'icnv Cunn, sergeantizlifarms: Miss anvi C. Orr i; our iuruily anivisvr. This r'iuii simm'viy u'isiws l0 iw nn assvt lo lim srimui in' aiding il in ow'ry pnssiiiio way. anti wn impv iiml ii ? Sonior Lfiris oi the ,rjrmiuniing rims 0i 10-12 u'iii ussnmm wiiii unvnriing Untim'n'ur. Liw uniinisimti iElN'ix' limt iiliS ciiuii ims iwgun. Pugt- irfiuilly ...... ,-..:.. .. Mg II. a. NINTH ST HI Y IIAIII' NIIIIII SII'I'PI IIiiY CIIIIJ i5 ItIIIIIpIIsc-II OI CIIIoreII IIigII SCIIOOI Imys, and hII'llHIS Ior IIIIJII iIII'IIIs OI CVIII'isiinn CIHII'HCICI'. Out III IIIIS IIIIII; Iluve comc some OI lIw must IIIIIllOIIIIIlI COIOHKI men 01 grczllvr Cincinnati, .I-Ilv NIIIIII Slrvvl IIi-Y CILIII I1IIII n QrmIl numlwr OI IIIIPJ'CSIIHQ I'lITIIVIIIPS IIIis yvur. Ils INFIHIHFS OXIPHII lIIIIiI IIppII'IiIIIion IIIIII IIl'dllIx'S lo the new aIIxI'xm', IIII. tIUI'I'P-Y, IIIIC ilIlSC III IIIS L'IIUFIS, El IIIIF SpIrII OI COIIIIUTEIIIOII PXISIPCI III CV PII UIIIIPF- IilIx'IHQ. IIIU OI-IIIIP'H III IIIP NIHIII SIFH'I I Ii- I C IIIIYI me: DmicI I IlanletPV president; Imruy .IIIIII-s, IIIC- DII'AIIIPHI: II. IiIIson, SI'C H?IHII2 IEIIHL'S I521I;0I,Iroasuru IIIC IHNHIH Is EIIC: CIIrI BFOIII'.S am RllIIICIIgP II ilIIOII BIIHIPII, Louis Jackson, IIEHOILI IIIIIIII'1,SICIOD I iIIcII II iIIizun Simpson. IIIIIIII II ilISOn. IIHQI' EigIIly onI' T110 Alpha Hi-Y, Composod Illis year Of lwvnly-sM'vn Seniors. is 11m lnr'mwl or the four Vrmdwnrtl HLY groups llml mvol t-x'vry rI-llPNlily M'vning ul HH- Central Y. M. C. A. Its nwmlwrx Jiko Hw nmen-rs 0i 2: ollwr Hiv-Y urgunimlfrms tluroughoul lho L'nifH'! Slzdes. m'v plmlgml l0 llw purpnsv Hlo rrvnlv. maintain. mid rxlmad llu'ouglmul ll'm school and II : rnmmunily, lmiglx 5121anth of Fllrislinn Cllfll'ilClPr. This: your saw Alplm 105v HS i'OllQPlliill and wcH-Im'ml Imuh'r, Fir. Udis H Hinnnnl. Fm Five and mw-lmH years 1119 popular Boys, VVm'L' Swrclnry or NH- Cvnlral Parkway Brnnrll. Klr. Hinnnnl. Ioi'l in Mnn'h 1m- ;1 new pmiliun in ,li'lflx'SUllViHP. Horirln. His post is now in llw c'apablv lmauls 01' Mr. Harry Sirotlnnan. formerly of tho VViHinms Branch. Y. ,W. C. A. Notable among Alplm's arlivilir's Im' the your 10H n'orv ilm -I.Im;lnlmuiviluj Dnncr. tho XVnsllinglon BAIL and llw Spring Prom, tln'oo sorinI runrlimls upnnsnrml annually in umiunCEiml w'rlll Bvln. Ullwr urtivitios im'lmlml u lmy lirltn .1 VVnr-Irl Serviro campaign, nml u lmnl ride. The nn'iccrs of Alpha HiY m'v n5 'hllmxs: Huh Pppln-rs pnwidvm: Allrml Dvurxx'esltrr, Vicc-pmsithmt: Allwrt Hewi'm-r, svrrvlary: um! Sum Rlu', h'mlsurr-r. Pagr' Ijinhly lu'u Thu th21 HLY Club is Hm Junior group at VVomlwnnl High, 'le' loader is XII: I RumlulL le nmrvrs urv Harry Coleman. prPSiClCnt: EXHrctl Clurkson, ViCKP preshlvnl: Max Mmule scrrvtury; and Ronald Slllilll. trcusuror. le cluli has a mmnlwrslmip ni- viu'lllm-n Imys. 50 Lu- Illis Hun; they lun'o had an outing at xlnunt Airy Forvst, several trips In 1110 Cmsfry Radio Lhrpnrntinn, a hip lo llm Lunlmn Airport am! a trip t0 the Ulnvn'ulmy. During ilwir mvvlinsjs: llmy iun'o had discussions on Imygirl relation: J1ip uml lwrsmlrllih', Tim Bola HLY was a 1 wsponsor of 11m lThanksgiviHg! Dance, llw Umnuv VdslIinglnn Bull, and 1110 Spring Prom. Pauly Ifigfjlly lhrcc HALL SQUAD Tim nwmlwrs of iln- Hull Sqllzul arc the fllilrtf'l' mrmers of NW l. D. Clull. rH'my are lmnm- slmlonts who Ilonule llwir limo nml oHorls to lump nrdr-r nmJ Olllorrf' llm rules 0' lhv srlmol in VVnnclwnrd s Imus and Iuncllrtmm. Tim Club meets on nlh-rnating Blmulays ilhOlf SCIIOUI in Room 307 undvr Um dirorfion OI 51m Levi. The officers for llw year IU-IOAH uro: Dolores Ix'clly. prt-sirlvnl; Dorothy Julnr sun. viCC-prvsidt'nt: Carolina Knrenm socrolnry; chjfrm Ballingor. lrvnsuror; Barlmm bclm-icnlwr. publicity manager. Page lfithy Inur Tho Latin Club ml, hVnodu-mml High St'hool is known as tho Sociolns LHHIHLH lenhvrship is gruillvnl lu anyone whn has successlully complvlml one your 01' Latin. lihu'ntimmf progrmns are planned tor the movlings. which are held 011 ultvrnulv .Xlnnddys. The purposc of thc Club is to further interest in tho sluch' or Latin and In mulw nur Lnlin studvnls more appreciative o the finer things of. life. The unicvrs hw lhv yt'ur IEHO-IQAH are m follows: prosidvnl ..................... Barbara Schwienhcr Virv-Pn'siKh'nl ..................... Cloriu Bntlmli va'l'vlury iuul Trvnsuror ............ Culhvrine Slmvns Th? Ivuluro oi the Latin Cluh is assured under the rapahle guidance 01' $1iss 3121!? Anthony. Page Eightyrf'ive The Frnncll Club is un nttivv nrgunizaiiun Illulvr 11w nemw Hlys IZFIIOS Parisiens.U 3'9mlwrs11ip is Iimilml 10 tllil'tl anal fourth year s'ludI-nls nll French, NIHEtings urc livid tlu- lusl Friday 0'7 M'lrry munlll umlvr Hm dirtwliml OI .Xlrs. Rit'lnt, Following Hm ljusilwss IIIPG'HIIEI, I'm nwmlmrs participate in playing Frvm'll Lizunm and singing Fronrll songs. The purpose of HIJJS Erllus Pnrisivns is to J-urtIH-r lfimldsllip among slmlvnls taking gldvzmced l're-m'h. 10 lwtlvr' liloir l'i'Ollfll diction nml In Insh-r u lrivnruy rvgard Iur 1110 French people. The OH-icers Ibr llw your lU-IUV-H urt': Delorvs Kvih'. prstt-ni: 'Hmmux' Hunlcm. vicenprosidrnl; Alice ilsrluger. x'm'rolury: um! .xluxfm' Hand. trousurvr. page I'Jghlyrsix CLUB le Spanish Club. lmuwn as I105 Trmmlorpsf consists M third and hmrlh yvm' slunlt-nls. le vluh nwvls M'vry Friday and reminds ils business proceedings aml t-nlvriuinnwnl mlvly in Spanish. 3113's .fuunitn lippingcr is llw club adviser, and the mvmhvrs know how lm'lllnulv Elwy urv In lam'v her lwlp nml udvicv. This your Lug 'l-rm'utlnrvs gave a 1 lmican musicaLromedy for Parents. Night and ior llw stmlvnt lxmly According iu llle Jacully, students, and newspapers. llw play was an lrmnomtolu surcvss. Hwy also sponsurml a skahng party iur I116 lwm-Iil oi llu- lmx'lgollmll lmmL It was 1'19 largest and most prolilnblc umlertuking nl its kind over given by Vnmlward, nml all who ullvndod enjoyed llwnuelvvx In llu- vlm'liun fur u sponsorship ml, the Bilslx'olim Tram. our mlntlinlulo, .Imm IEIUIIHIS. 115 PII'FlPIJ. hllul Ulnl'f't'S uli tlw cluly :u'tl Mulliu Donicula, prosidvnl: Addine 31mlrullo. Virt'qlrt'sitthl: Lily XVong. scrl'vlnry: mul Fritz Pourk. lrvusurelz le otlwr Im-mlwrs ure Emma Baker, HiMu MiazzeL Odvllc- AWaItiu-ws, . M1tnim-llv Cm'ilmlln, . Xnnu Nirulut'i. I'ysiul James Angelina Nlunzi. Jean Hmmus. Dorullu MLCaslvr, Hurry I'UI'IJE'S, Julius Fuln'. Leroy Robinson, Ray Hill mud Ray C0111l,3s l'ugzu EI-HIIU' wm'u Tlm Socivtynl St'I1inI's is n rlul:composedor Vuudwnrri Smlim's uml urudunlmA This Hub is 11m yuungcsl nrgnnizulion 0i. Vnodxx unl having lel boon m-gmnizml lllis your. '1 is llndvr 11w Fujmhlv lmulorsllip OI. mu' OI our mm! popular fnk'lrm'hnw. BIL Tommy Burns. Its purpose is in le'c-Iop stlIool Spil'if. Eu Jw u mmms OI Iuw-ping I'm mmnlu-rs in contact Vk'il'l Hutll otlwr ullvr Hwy Qx'udunlv. amd lo Lriw tlu- nu-miwrs an Uppnr lunily Io mool scu'inHy hum lime l0 limv. Kinny puriivx uml A'uctilugrlIH-rsu WI-rv giu'n 11y llw 5 Cl 5 LH- n tlwir nuis'lumling sm'x'it'vs lllis your U'ilx H10 giving 01 am umplo flu'ismms lmskvl tn .1 nvmly fumily. le umt'ors me as follows: .Im'l; UOOtlzLH. prpshlmal; Lulli'inv lernlwrgj, vimu prvsidoni: Donnie rl'yirin. sevrvliu'y; Murrin Carroll. lrvasurvr. Punt! Highly High! VHH' Svuim' Spm'inl Spvvrli Class is still in ils infancy. TIM,- lvirsl lili'lN'S was muunizml iusl inst ytulr iur' tlw purlmsv OI giving inlvrmlml Seniors i111 Uppurluniiy in do I'lll'iilvl' unrl; in vuit'tl. diction. inlcr'prvlzntix'v romling, puntomimtx pllillir slnmilx'inu. 21ml iimmulii's. Tho mmnlwrs n! tlw vlnss this year iliHO given a x'arirly oi programs in our mulilurium clvnmuslmling liwir progress. Tiwy 211m prosoniwi tlw slory ol' iViHium iVnmlmlrri 0n tlw Iiioumlm'is Hay ngrnm mid uzn'o rt-uclings nl llw annual Xlumnni Reunion. Ullivrs wcrv Invnllwrs of H19 Junior SpeulwrsV Hurvuu oi, llw Vinnmunily Flint. .lemlu-H ml. tliv rluu Inn'v pnrticipnlml in n numlwr 0!. llw High Svimui 'I'rvusrm- Virus! progmnn. immmli'ux't OVH' iVCKY, and also in liw prnqrznm lumwn .n Our CVianmmH SFIHIU'S. ln-urti ovvr iVSrU. ii lwn llw nmnnuvnwni ul iVSXI was lurnr'tl mvr inr il day during Frii'IKV in'Pl; l0 girls of Cim'innuii llinl SLiIIUUIS. hxu giris' irnm IJIP spmwli ring: u'vro i'lmmi us ummum'ors. Mrs. .lmsiv U. Trinkli- lvau'lim iiw Struiur Spvrial Spocrii Clustx and is planning 10 lmu- a similar one next year. PM o Eigllh' nine STAGE HAND T119 Shlm-lmmls arr 11w xlynzmm of the auditorium: Hwy :m- Hm mes Hm! JlliILZP llll' SIIUU NEH. IIIPVY EU'P HUI vall HO! IIPEHTI; EIPDIHUV' EUHI IH'EIISK' EIH' IIO' Inr llwm: lint upon their qujol. quirk. uml snmolirrunning work dvpvmls llw sr'liing illltl cIl-uring M Elw slime. tlw CUIOI' effects 0' llle lighting, und IJH- opening uml l'lusjng of NW rurluim a! the prupvr time and proprr speed. Onv slip on tllvir purl. nml a serious straw lwronws ludicrous uml hours ml. wan' urv waslml, Tho VUmlu'ard Slaqvhimds are not ulrruidlM llal'd :unJ dirty work, A HUl'fl lu Roy KnHmIlwru'. IIIP stum- muster, wax mllh'jvnl; Um work wzu LIIJHP. 'l lu-y CL'fRPJW V nIlIfll rrvilil. quu 4 yI'nvty IIII- IHIVEIIIFITI illHI IIf'quIning lap ciimcinp' CIIISSPS compIeiI-d Imoiiwr SIHTCSSIUI VPI'II' IIIIIII-r iIIv IIIIpIIriniIIII 0i XIIS I'ZLIlld PIIIIIIII RPII Immp. III? purpose III IIIOSF IIIIIII I i.I lII IIII I to IIII' IH'iiIlIl illHI poise UI euIIII mI-IIIIIII, and in IIIIniIII CllilliilillA IIII-IIi I01 IIIomscIIHII 'dIIII IIIP student IJIIIIV Iirirvn Doss ALIPIIHP XIIIstruIIo, and BOIJZEII Ian I xIII uIIo lune Iuen IIIiixII iII IIIiI group Ior IIIP past six yams, xinI npi I19 n'iiII III next 36m. XV c $I1'dII IIIiIs IIJPIH IIIIII iIIIIir IIIiP work in cIIIII and in Iuiure perIm-Inuncos. IIIII LIIIIIIIJ IIIIuII tII'II uppmiunitx in tIIIIIIL Firs. Nina XV iiiiIImI IJIIIII RLIIIIII illHI XV on IV IIIIu Inr iIIeiI IiIII- IIIIopIr'diion in pI'IniIIri iIIe pimio IUT III IIIIIiIIU' uur IIIIIIIIeI. Page Ninoiyrune Thv V CILIJL UrQillliZPEI in I031 ln' twvnly V0mlweml slmlonls with llw aid 0'. xliss Levi. Ims lwt-n, and sle is.ont:01 llm Imitvr lmnwn fllllih ul. Vumlwnnl, This organization was rrvalml l'ur tlu' purposv ol furllwring' HH- inlvrrwts or all i'c-t'ogjnizorl HIMOIit' urlix'iifvs in VVuotlvnrtl Higll Sc'hnnL and In I'UOpL'l'illP ill pnr moling Hm gvnoral wva-v of HM: school. VVHII this purpose in mind. 11w WVH Club Inns pmnmlml Junu-s, lmnqlwlxg parties. and soviul gatherings Hi all typos. H10 H'HJ rrmlil Mr lnunclfng lllis urgemizn- lion leungs in Miss Ix-vi, a little Indy 0! gran! uhilily mid untiring vm-rgy. Page Ninety-lwo limwmmm mmnmmmm COMEDIA -mmummm memw-MWWW mmitwrmwummwum , i-w? .... uA-n- This yvnrys Football Team will long.r be rcmvmlmrcd, for it distinguished i150 not only in fine sportsmanship. but also in rvcordhrcuking work on the gridiron. Tho IQZIOJH Bulldogs dcfealccl VVilllrow with 21 score 0 I3 l0 0. This was V0mIn- 21rd's first victory over the Tigers in ten years. By dvllcnling the Big Rttds of Hughcs. Hwy alccomplisllml u feat which the XVoudwartl lnams were unable to achieve for the lust lwentyvlwo yeurs' After balding nml defcaling u opponents in 1119 Public High Schooi Imagine, our boys were unfortunately dcfvnlml by VVcstcrn Hills and tllcrvlw rrownlvd out or lhc league championship. vat-rllmless, their work will he an inspfrnifon for many R future XNrOdeand 1.08111. Page Ninoty-six WOODWARD 6, ROGER BACON 0 New squad takes to the field. looks like one of the best in VVootiwarcik history . . i first quarter a see- saw affair . . Bulldog begins to roii. .Sabato drives . . . Barbieri plunges . . . a score! Bacon march in Final period is boggetl clown. Game ends. We're off to a great start WOODWARD 6. PURCELL 0 Tim Blue and White imids the imrtirciiarging Cavalier backs . . . First half ends with no score . A . Buiidog begins sustained drive from Purceii 37 . . . Sabato plunges over irom the Purcell two . . . line acclaimed as best seen in years. Woodward holds bail until game ends. XIVOODVVARD 13. NORWOOD 7 First night game . . . enthusiasm runs high at Alma Mater . . . large crowd , . . Norwood's Hunt snakes through the complete VVoodwarci team for 53 yards and a score . . . Norwood 7. Woodward 0 . . . Wootiwarci iine stiffens . . . backfield begins to click . . . pass. Sabato to Humphrey puts bail on Norwood 2 . . . SaiJato batters his way over . . . Second haii featurEd by Heinichens booting anti snagging oi Saimto's pass to plow over for score . . . Sabato adds extra point . . . game ends VVoodwarci 13. Norwood 7. VVOODVVARD 6. ELDER I4 VVoociward OH: to siow start . . . Panther blocks Buiiciog punt . . . pushes across early score. extra point good . . . Eider 7, Woociward 0 . . I Barbieri begins to Find targets with his passes . . . Sabato plunges over . . . try for conversion iaiis . . . Vivontiwarci throws desperation passes in fina period . , . interception . . . more Panther score . . . gloom . A . game ends. Woodward 6, Eider 11L XVOODVVARD 15. WITHROW 6 iVitiIrow too good, they say . , . Tiger Jraws first blood . . . pumphrey runs through VVoociwarci for 30 yards and score . . . Buiidog fights back . . . Barioicri to Baker good for 40 yards . . . Sabato Crashes over, 6-6 . . . Buiiciog' continues immmering away . , . Sabato breaks away in iinai period for 2': yards and another score . . . OiBrien kicks extra point; VVoodwarci I3. Withrow 6 . . . game encis first Bulldog: victory over Tigers in eleven years . . . bediam breaks loose . . . Coacil carriNi to bus on shoulders oi the players . . . Eider forgotten. W'OODVVARD 14. HUGHES 12 Ancient rivals meet the Big Red off to fast start . . . Hocking punt in first period iwips set stage for seconci period score, . Saimto and Barinieri carry bail into position for Barbieri to plunge over . . . Saimto plows through for extra point . VVOotiwarri 7. Hughes 6 . A I VVnodward recovers Hughes fumble . . . Barbieri passes to Orr im a touchdown . . . Score, VVonriwaI-ti 13. Hughes 6 . . . O Brien drop kicks extra point. Game ends . . . first Bulldog victory over Big Red in 22 vears. W'OODVVARD 0. iK ESTERN HILLS 6 Citx Pubiic Higii titie at staixe . . . coiti Clark clay . VVoodxxard rights with iiatL tn tim xxaii. imti1 lines iIOid tight . . , three quarters on score . VVestern Hi iis imgiiIs t0 roii. . a Ciouiuie reserve. two iaterais and Westerii srnres . . game ends . .VVooduarci runner up in Highi oop . . . season a big success. Page NinOIy-selwn ,mu.mmumgmmwwumm OOTBALL mmm-n As the Annual is about to go to press. the baseball team is in the middle, of its season. So far. it has won three games and lost as many. Considering the opposiA tion it is to face from here on. it is highly favorable that it will finish above the 500 mark. JVIound duties are handled by Bradley. Gene Lindsey. Claude Kilgour. and Shelley Gamljrei. So far Bradley has won two games. with Lindsey winning one and losing one, and Kilgour losing the other two. The inheld consists of Hugh Orr. shortstop; Tony IVIack third base; Al Heini- chen. First base; and Ray Shottinger at second. A in the outfield we Find George Schmees in left and Bob Fahnie in center. Right lielcl was occupied hy many candidates. none of whom held the job steadily. Behind the hat there was Isaac Kamenetsky, Glover. and Fuhr. In the first six games the results were as follows: Woodward ........ 10 Walnut Hills ...... 4 Withrow .......... 13 VVoodward ........ O Woodward ........ 8 Western Hills ...... 6 Woodward ........ 9 Hughes ........... 5 Norwoocl .......... 5 Woodward ........ 2 Withrow .......... 8 Woodward ........ 1 The game in which VVithrow heat Woodward 13 to O was a nolrun. no-hit game pitched hy Withrows! speedrhaner Cecil McLean. So far the built of the hitting has been handled by Schmees. Orr and Heinichen. with defensive play being handied by Orr. Heinichen. Schmees and Fahnie. The Woodward baseball team of 1940, under Coach Herman Guastini seems to be a pretty fair organization anti shouid wind up with a better than average percentage. Page One Hundred rp to the time that the Annual was ready to go to press. the Xyoodwnrd Track Tvnm. under llle able lvaulersllip of Coach Thompson, had completed three meets. XVoodwurd Imd taken second place in an events. The meets were held at Norwoocl, 1 Vitlmm'. und Veslt-rn Hills. 1n the Kniglns 01' Columbus track meet held at VVilhrow, B'Ionroe Pinkellon won second place in the Iligh jump. and James Camett won second place in the loo yard dash. Pugv KLIU Hundri'tl mu! Lze GYM TEAM Tho Gym Tram slurtml 0H, llnis ymr wiill n mool in tlw Vilhmw High St'lmul gym in which illv Vumlwunl lmnn won SPt'UIHl pluc'v. In tlw two Inme'ingj mtwls in llw Vnm!wiu':f um! Hughes High 5:1an gym. 1 t-slwtlix cI x . chtlwunl again look wcnncl plut'v. le Imys winning IIUHUI'S in llw Imlivhjunl Svniur mz-t'l which 100'; plufv in lllu Hughes High SrImnI Q'nn xw-r'xu frilrl-ntll MTUIHI, Innis luurlll. Rullr' lih'l. ,IUIH'S EIIHI PumjL' timl Ior sixtll, Hurtvll IIinllL Hmmrs won by Hm .lunim' lvum was Knisvr lfrsL 3It-mlwrs 0'. MW Svnim' Gym Tvum ulm won llwir lt'llvn wvrv. Louis. Uilrvulln. ,lmws. Burrvil, Ptmck. mul Rum: l.vllvl'5 won- u'ivvn in l'u- following manu-rx' 0'; Hip Junior Vrym Tmun: Knix'r'r, 2lu1rm1lwrgj uml SlmHiner. 'IIIH' FUKIFIIPS iUI' IIH' loi'lnl Vf l'1' Nil. xIUVHVIV illHI XII. 'l-llllllll,NUIL PUHI' Jnv- Hnmlrvt' mu! Tun $0001.15, 30mm . ' 'E' an-lKWIka ' mix BASKITI'BALL RECORD I940u41 anhmu'cl Score mmnonls Scoro V0mlqu cl .................... 13 Rowling ....................... '5I XVUMIWHM .................... 17 Roger Bumn ................... 2l Vmulou tl .................... 33. VVcstem Hills .................. l3 XVoutlwurtl .................... 1'1 Flonmr ....................... 30 Vomln'unl . . ................. 40 Elder ......................... 20 Vooclwunl .................... 10 Hamilton ...................... 20 VtIOLEu'dJ d .................... 20 Huglws ....................... I0 VuULtudHl .................... 31 Xavier ........................ 20 XVondwartl .................... 24 annui I iiHs .................. I I V0mlward .................... 20 Aurnril ........................ '33 XVmlenrd .................... 1H Villlrun ...................... I7 Vumhx'urd .................... '23 Plu'rvll ........................ 'rl XVnnLluunl .................... 20 xVilln'Uw ...................... 'H Vnmlwnr1l .................... 23 Huglws ....................... 31 Vnmlwurd .................... 30 VVMIHLII Hills .................. 31 370 ,; H1 Vins..,... . . .5 1.05595 ........... IO Q u;u l1 lIt-r'nmn 7L1s!ini lwuzm 1E1? IQH LHISL'PIIHIH SI'LIMM! uilll lIIL- IJTUIJLZWH or finding; pIgLyvrs lu l'vpleul' surll stars 0 last ytulr as Harry Hulm. Villy Shu'gvl, nml ViHimn Armstmng. This yqur's hum. alllmuu'i: nu! vqlml tn Iasl yeufs star niluhlml NYC. 91le 1.1011' lwsl ui all iilm's uml lvl mvry hum! 15ml Hwy farm! Lnuw Hwy luul lwun 1n n lnllu'll 51.1mm Pugl' 7,m1 Humiwd um! Tllu't' u FESMIRROR PULL 6015; pULL Hm HALF BhD-jl' LIFFS MIRROR CLASSES 5,9534, M5 fory jypewrih'ng Cu'renl 61erth War 11A em a IECJ 'CLASSES g0 l-CLI? 9. Motor? ??ieclz cut 56ch grand g Span 12$ Cfam jam CA Cg! 5.4 gm Cm e CLASSES MAJOIIIUOPIJ agrclric Sewing. CLAS SE S J4ucliforium ruro 1 ml 0 Iv. III? 0 mm CLASSES lea 0H1 lnCll all in l Cygnus 11W :Joclecl t roomd f J44, gallium! jlw jclm 0f VHULI'CA ,k CLASSES -gcience goggy oggra I'y jwoing. 130041400 3.5119 5:; fedmandlzip IN MEMORIAM x LIFE S MIRROR THE UFE OF THE OFFiCE GillLS MAIN STREET MENT: SHIIP I300 MAIN STREET We carry a Compleha Line of Young Men's FurnishEngs af Lowesf Cosf Open Evenings Complimenfs of SAM HEB LAUNDRY WM. BEEK FL SUNS CU. THEATRICAL COSTUMERS Cufaway , Tuxedo Suiis and Accessories Ill5 VINE STREET CINCINNATI. OHIO ELABENIIE l3. STEENEB QUALITY MEATS IOZ W, Elder Si. PArkway 3850 PICTURE FRAMING J05. VHNDEBHEIDE I2IO MAIN STREET The Kuhlman Hardware En. Cabind and Builders' Hardware. Cqury and Tools. MoseHs Painfs and Varnishes Walker-Turner Woodworklng Machinery CHzrry 030L0302 I3l8-I3204322 Main St. HARRY H. SEHAFEB CLASS OF l913 BERT JIIHNSIJN ICE AND FUEL 34-2 Baum Sfreef Phone PArkway 83H Phone AVon 9 I 00 MURRAY'S PHARMAEY PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY Auburn and Dorchester Cincinnafi. Ohio Complimems of LAPTHUHN PHARMACY MOD SYCAMORE STREET CompHmenfs 0? THE ANNUAL STAFF l94l Complimenfs cf 5. 5. KHESGE Ell. l I IO MAIN STREET Complimcnfs of Hue J. T. BDLTHN GHIIEEHY IZb E. McMICKEN AVE. HEINIIIHEN'S BAKERY Very besf in BAKERY GOODS CHerry 3993 lbO2 Main 8+. Complimenfs 0? Main St. Eluak and Suit En. lllb MAIN STREET Phone: CHerry 9583 B. M. HENELEY MEATS AND GROCERIES 1303 Pendlafon Sf. Cincinnaii. Ohio Ccurfesy Qualify w Service Pug? Out! l'huulrvd ulld Twenty .7119 flue Mine of felephone service is established. nof by a doHar and cen+s sfandard. buf by H16 measure of profecfion. con- venience and comfor+ +ha+ if gives in 11's many uses. THE EINEINNATI AND SUBURBAN BELL TELEPHIJNE IIIJMPANY Page One Hundred and T'lPeFIly-UHE Open Daily Phone: PArkway 52l2 The Seventh Ward Lnan E . Building Enmpany I448 MAIN STREET SPAN? J. F. SPANHORST. Prop. KODAKS FINISHING GREETING CARDS l223 Main 5+. Phone PArkway 207i Complimenfs of EBAYEHN'S 508 RACE STREET WE CARRY A COMPLETE SELECTION OF THE NEWEST FASHIONS Your educa'l'ion is nof complete LIITH' you have had a posfgraduafe course in wholesome 9un 5+ EDNEY'ISLAND America's Fines+ Amusemen+ Park AVon O449-W JUHN L. HIBT MUSIE STUDIIJ Band and Orchesh'a Tu+oring PIANO VIOLIN CLARINET SAXOPHONE 425 Dorcheshar Ave. Cincinnafi. Ohio Complimenfs of the SENIIIB BUYS H. J. DUSTEBBEBB Prescripfion Specialisf EAST CORNER THIRTEENTH AND BROADWAY CINCINNATI. OHIO Wholesale Esfablished E905 Jus. Martina 8 En. Warehouse: I26 E551L Thirfeeni'h 3+. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Received Fresh Daily I304 Main S+ree+ PA, 0939-0940 Pugv 01w I'Iunllrcll and Tll'vnfy hL'u Phones: CHerry 0338-0339 WBASSMAN EL BABFNEIIHT, INE. FUNERAL HOME I421-23 Main Sfrecf CIncinnaH. Ohio Lee Hallerman E+han Allen Cia rence L. Lavery Boyd B. Chambe rs The Cincinnati Athletic ' Ennds, Inn. b4l MAIN STREET Complimenfs of a Friend MRS. WIINE YIE Complimenfs of The Eipriani Baking En. Makers o'F SOCIETY LOAF 8IO BAYMILLER ST. PArkway 7846 Compiimenfs Sufferinn Hullardrnme FlNEST IN AMERICA L. M. PBINEE Ell. OPTICIAN 4 Wesf Fourfh Sfreef MAin 0432 Pug? Lhw Hululn'll mu! Twenly-dlrep W. plenty of if,--and famously cheap, -for better living and for indusfrial expansion is an asset of this area. THE CINCINNATI GAS 8: ELECTRIC CO. A EHABTEHEH MllTllB Ellf-HIH FOR EVERY PURSE AND PURPOSE Your club or group will enjoy +he frip so much more if fhey all go +096th in a large and comforf- able Deluxe Coach. By far +he safest SureswL and mos+ economical way of Jrravel. LARGE OR SMALL COACHES LONG OR SHORT TRIPS CaH PArkway BZIO For Furfher In$orma+ion The Ilhiu Bus Line Eu. KUHZ PBESEBIPTIHN PHARMAEY SYCAMORE AND MILTON STS. Phones: CHerry 9606-7872 36er Wishes fo the Class of HAHN Page hw Hurll'rvd um! Tll'e'nly qur Compiimenis of M HRBIS FURNITURE EU. 8'25 MAIN ST. PArkway 0756 FArkway 4-572 Genflemen's Haberdashery Westendnrf's Men's Shop I835 VINE ST. AT FINDLAY AND MchCKEN CINCENNATi Complimenfs of EANNUN SHUE CH. 620. E. Berbcrich. Mgr. SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Il50 Main 5?. High Quali+y Lcw Prices ComplimeMs of EIIUNUMY MEAT MARKET 172V BAYMELLER STREET l943 CENTRAL AVENUE Complimenh; of MEADHW GIJLD ICE CREAM BUTTER EGGS CHEESE IRWIN SHEIE Ell. Geo, W. Dohrman. Prop. HlGH-GRADE SHOES Af Bargain Prices 578 W. SIXTH ST. CINCINNATI. OHIO Phone CHerry 4566 CHcrry 4538 HIJNG KDNITS RESTAURANT AMERKCAN AND CHINESE COOKlNG chubr Mcals and Light Lunches CHOP SUEY OUR SPECIALTY IUNNA BHUTHEBS CUSTOM TAILORS 224 E. EIGHTH ST. CINCINNATL OHIO Littlefurd-Nelsnn Suhnnl nf Eummerce NEAVE BUlLDING. FOURTH AT RACE CINCINNATI CHerry 8600 Lucille Jones Beauty Salun 5l3 GLENN BUILDING 3 W, Cor. FiHh and Race CincinnaH. O. Complimen+s of +he SENIIJB BIBLE Pug? One Hundred and Tuwnly-ffl'e THE DUBST EBMPANY Manuhcfurers of CLASS RINGS AND PINS COLLEGE AND SOCIETY JEWELRY SPORT CHARMS, PLAQUES. STATUETTES Special a++en+ion given +0 LOCAL SCHOOL CLUB and FRATERNITY PINS We lnvi+e Your Sugges+ions DESlGNS FURNISHED UPON REQUEST 2l00 Reading Road Cincinnafi. Ohio Phone: PArkway 3360 Phcne CHerry 9657 MAX B. WALTHEB E SIlN Dealer in FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS AND POULTRY Liberfy and Hughes Sfreefs Cincinnafi. Ohio CHOP SUEY INGREDIENTS Rice Cakes. Dragon-Eyc Nu+s. Lychee Nufs. Prev SCrvcd Fruifs. Preserved Gingen Canned Goods, Fine Chinese Teas WEE HAHN Ell. l3l OPERA PLACE Refail ?WHolesde Complimenfs of JULE SEIN BANEE STUDIH We Cafer +0 Churches. Picnics and Schools BUDDY BAH ICE CREAM There's a Man in Your Neighborhood I230 Walnuf We Deliver PArkway 92H Mr. B. A, Dawson. '04 Mr, D. B. Spahr BABEES FLIJWEB SHHP CHerry 9769 Flowers by Wire 709 CENTRAL AVENUE CINC1NNATL OHIO RITA RESTAURANT FLORENCE SCHMIDT. Prop. Sfudenfs Welcome Regular Dinners- Double Deckers Chili Any S+yle Sandwiches of Any 8+er IZIZ MAIN ST. CHerry 8697 WE SERVE WHITES ICE CREAM Page One Hundred and Tu'onlyrsix grin? Song You have a spring in your s+ep and Spring in your hear+ af a1l seasons of HTC year hr you are in good hcalfh. And er0 of H16 besf aids +0 good heaHh are +hose ero wonderful producfso French-Bauer Milk and French-Bauer Ice Cream. You shou1d drink a+ leasf one quamL daily of FrenclvBauer Milk. And as for French-Bauer 1ce Cream owe . we really can'1' puf any Iimi+ on fhaf. There you simply have +0 IeJr your conscience be your guide! FHENEH-BAUEB NlNETY-NINE YEARS OF SERVICE TO GREATER CINCINNATI WUHDWABD BUILDING E LEAN 13l7 MAIN STREET Organized February I 884 For 57 Years 6 School of ThriH Assefs . . . . . . . $I.850,848.23 Surplus . . . . . . . 220.313.47 The following girls wish to express their thanks to iVlrs. Frances Stenger for all her help and guidance. D. Allan A. Allman L. Bradford L. Cocco A. Darack D. Dawes B. A. Deiters 1V1. Dickerson 1V1. Faust S. Francis G. Hagen J. Human L. Hudgens H. Hutchison H. Jivoin C. Karem Bu Kincaid 1V1. Klenk E, Lemperle bl Liclltenfels M. McCorcI B. McPherson l. Mack H. Mazzei V. Monterosso V. Morgan L. Peak R. Pencueton A. Puleston J. Reardon Er Riechman B. Rueckert Jr Short 5. Sparks L. Swango E. Thompson D. Tyirin 1V1 Walls A, Witschger L Wong P090 yull? 'VIIHHITI'A Hflfl TIPPHLV'SFPPH k + . . . . , nu . . . u . , x : x. , . A H . .. v v w v x . y . z . k y . u . . , in: w . . . . A k .. . $ . y y , Q A , ; . . . . .r g : . , . . , . . . 1 v . u . . s y r 9 l . nu mnmmlmum 9147 33001 GEN m. .x V' n V x N M r ,--. a N , i , 7,1 L- H. b 1-; - . - k . 1 'x, x N i a , a. 1 . , m . - .k , , - '- M E . a a N a . . . u. 1 5? . V . N :l r. I N Woodward annual W W V . A $rahnatimt Exerriaw mnuhmarh ZQigh Sthnnl x miminnati lauhii: Sthunls gHHwaic 3.1315111 mueahag EEfmning, gum 17th Hnitm ignarh nf 1mm $thnn15 DELEGATES FROM THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Edwin G. Becker Fred W. Heinold Elmer F . Hunsicker Elizabeth Dyer J. R. Allais Robert Van Fossen Frank W. Willey DELEGATES F ROM HUGHES FUND W. Linn De Beck Ellsworth F. Ireland DELEGATES FROM THE WOODWARD F UND Oliver M. Dock George A. Dornette H. Raymond Smith Starbuck Smith Charles B. Terry OFFICERS Edwin G. Becker ................................................ President W. Linn DeBeck ........................................... Vice-President William Mietenkoetter Jr. ........................................ Secretary Dr. Claude V. Courter ............................. Superintendent of Schools oI-uun-I 351mm agupiha, GIIwa-z: of 1941 Albert John Haefner Dorothy Bratton Delores Kelly Caroline Anne Karem Marvin Dale Carroll Alice Maxine Hand Jeanette Stagge Dorathea Elizabeth Reineck Phyllis Mary Clawson Alice Lorena Witschger . . Theda Erleen Doss L l M W Hazel Doris Hutchison l y mg ong Mary May George Mary Margaret Yea A Vesta Moran Raymond Arthur Schraer MEIVB Mame Rogers Adeline Mastrullo Vernon Ezekiel Schmidt Marion Jane McCord Dorothy Berniece Dawes Isaac Kamenetsky munhwarh gigh $chnnl PROGRAM OF EXERCISES cw: V'V The audience is requested to remain seated during lhe entrance of the graduates. Processiona1 Pomp and Circumstance ...................... Elgar Band America .................................. Samuel F rancis Smith Choir, Band, and Audience Invocation ............................ Rev. Edwin A. Katterhenry Salem Reformed Church Wake, Awake, for Night is Fiying .................. Nicolaiw-Lester Senior Class and Chair Announcement of Scholarship Honors .......... Dr. Leon D. Peaslee Address .................................... Mr. Charles P. Taft Overture-The Gypsy Festival ............................ Hayes Band Presentation of Diplomas .................. Mr. Charles Ottermann Assistant Superintendent of Schools The Challenge of Youth .................................... Gibb Senior Class, Choir, and Organ Presentation of F lag to Class of 1942 1941 1942 Marvin Carroll Alfred L Clarkson Albert Haeiner Color Bearers Felix A. Mitchell Vernon Schmidt Jack J. Tice Salute to the Flag I pledge allegiance to the Hag ot the United States of America, and to the republic for whichit stancts- one nation indivisible, with liberty and justice for all The Star-Spangled Banner Oh, say, can you see, by the dawrfs eaxly light, What so proudly we hailed at the twilightts last gleaming? Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro, the perilous fight Get the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? And the rockets, red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. Chorus Oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave Oter the land of the free and the home of the brave? Oh, thus be it ever when freemen shall stand Between their loved home and the warts desolation! Blest with victtry and peace, may the heaWn-rescued land Praise the Power that hath made and preserved us a nation. t Then conquer we must, when our cause it is iust, And this be our motto: ttln God is our trust? Chorus And the star-spangled banner in triumph shall wave Oter the land of the free. and the home of the brave. Benediction .......................... Rev. Edwin A. Katterhenry m Principal .............................................................. Leon D. PeasIee Assistant Principal .............................................. William G. Cramer Director of Choir .................................................. W. B. Rimanoczy Director of Band ................................................ Merrill B. Van Pelt Organist ............................................................ Willis W. Becket Edward James Ahrens Mabel Beulah Alexander Alberta Alford Alice Marie Allman Charles Leonard Anderson Emma Amie Baker James Alexander Baker Joseph Barbieri Edward Mitchell Barksdale Ernestine Baskin Edward O. Bavis Jack B. Beatty James William Becker John Calhoun Beckham Robert F. Bellamah William Eugene Benedict Robert Julian Bonnell Elston Boyer Dorothy Bratlon Carl Franklin Brock Harriette Winona Brown Cora Louise Brutsche Anna M. Buntin Warren George Burden Gordon Bums Mary Louise Bynum Elise Calhoun Rochelle Calhoun Ruth Carpenter James E. Carr Marvin Dale Carroll Sam Cirin George William Clarkson Phyllis Mary Clawson Raymond James Combs Herman Charles Cooper Osia Mae Cooper Gabriel A4 Coorey Daniel Martin Costello John G. Courlas Elizabeth Hiriam Craighead Betty Gene Cramer Pau! Cropper Dorothy Daley Arline E . Darack William Anthony Dattilo Donald Eugene Davis Dorothy Berniece Dawes Alfred Ailen Dearwesler Betty Ann Deilers Betty Eloise Deilers Mattia E. Denicola Marie Dickerson Philomena Di Marzio Theda Erleen Doss Virginia Mai Earharl Mildred Louise Eckslein John Elliott GRADUATES 1941 Robelt Louis Fahnle J. Albert Faig Irene Valeria Farley Stephen Cornelius Finch June Lillian Fox Cecelia Sue Francis Essie Leen Gannon Robert Geiger Mary May George Raymond Charles Gilb Minnie Lee Gill Quentin John Gindele Lillian Elizabeth Goebei Katherine Marie Goettert F lorence Marie Goelz Jack C. Goodall Lillie Mae Gray Clara Mae Green Erthelene Gunn Albert John Haefner Georgene Frances Hagen Alice Maxine Hand Lillian Helen Heding Charlotte May Heise Helen May Hendrickson Cleta Marie Hensley Robert Kenneth Hewitt Ray Huff Hill Aida Gertrude Hoekstra Jean Ellen Homan Harry Alphonso Hopper Hazel Hornsby Lyndel Christine Hudgens David Stanley Humphrey Hazel Doris Hulchison Davie Isaacs John B. Ivey Anna Jackson Louis Edward Jackson Carrie Belle James Wilford Jenkins Helen Rita. Jivoin Anna Marie Johnson Dorothy Alice Johnson Richard W. Johnson Johnny Jones Millard Bayes Jones Isaac Kamenetsky Caroline Anne Karem Dolores Kelly Betty Ann Kincaid Marian Irene Klenk Edward Earl Koehl Roy Anthony Kollenberg Henry George Kuehn Esther Mae Lemperle Richard L. Lentz Mildred B. Lichtenfeis Jene Rolland Lindsay Elizabeth Lowe Raymond John Luers James Lumpkin Juliet Lucy Luschek Elsie Mae Lyons Dorothy McCaster Marian Jane McCord Mariorie Keat McCreary Betty Jane Mc Pherson Isabel Rhiel Mack Mary Macdonald Grace Manier Laurette Manifold Angela Lena Manzi Adeline Mastrullo Odeile Matthews Ophelia Maxwell Hilda Marie Mmei Eleanore Katherine Meyhoefez Hezzy Minks Allie Ethel Monhollon Veronica Ann Monterosso Richard Lee Moore Vesta Moran Raleigh Edward Morgan Martha Lee Morrison Robert LeRoy Maser William Ray Oaks Thomas James O'Brien Robert Emmett OW-leam Vernon Joseph Oswald Raymond E. Parker Vernon Parker Anna Louise Peak Ruth Catherine Pendleton Robert Lloyd Peppers Tomma Catelia Person Harold Roger Pierson Monroe Pinkelton, Jr. Elmer Fredrick Poock Henry Clay Potts Dorothy Mae Pulliaxn Wilma Laurine Quamberg Eva June Ratliff Jean Irene Reardon Dorathea Elizabeth Reineck Jane Louise Rheinecker John Thomas Rice Nanie Adelia Richey Elvera Lola Riechman John T. Roberson Matthew Roberts, Jr. Leroy Robinson Melvin Robinson Adeline Amelia Rodau Melva Maxie Rogers Raymond Romani Philip L. Rotte Jeanetta Catherine Rouse Coletta Ruchty Alfred Carl Rudman Samuel Rue, Jr. Patsy Ruth Rume Samuel Lee Rutledge, Jr. Albert Sabnto Russell F. Scanlan Vernon Ezekiel Schmidt Robert Bernard Schoenhoft Raymond Arthur Schtaer Bess Schreiber Virginia Schroedel k Eva Schwechtye Mary Jean Scobie Frank Sellers Eileen Helen Shea Opal Imogene Short Joseph Richard Smith Sarah Allien Sparks Jeanette Stagge Bette Lou Stargel ErVin Stevenson Edith Esther Stuart Louise Swango Lillie Mae Taylor Bobzell Rebecca TenEyck James W. Thawley Jean Alice Thomas Cornelius Buster Thompson Edna Emma Thompson Michael Todorov Harold Toliiver Danica Sophia Tyirin Ernest Wade Mildred Walls Leona Washington Mary Helen Weinstein John Edward Wells William David Wand! Edgar Whaley Muriel Whitney Velma Jean Wilder Verna Willingham Mamie Wimbish Melvin Anthony Wimmer Alice Lorena Witschger Lily Ming Wong Won Wong Lucille Yeatts Betty Marie Yee June Yee Mary Margaret Yee Flora. Mae Young Charles Edwin Zeisler Mac Zornes