Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1942
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'A I A ' 'f is e To -' 'forty-two presents this Ann-ual as a 5 M' 4 . v . 1- s I ' Q nhiciure 'of life at Woodward High A ,Q ' ' s f . Y. f 'sclmoolg ,so that in the years' to come, .-time igrqduntes may- turn to,it in retro- spect ancl relive -the happy Joys of their senior year. 'xf' 1529 i f .. 'ar - f A ir 7 . ,S 55,3 ' V :ig 4 . A I v 1 if .,Jf A W 6453. .5-, 'Wk'-i WY' yt' V--elif-Q TG' v , ,, A.. fc . ' .5 . 'iii . A ir' 6. Us 3: 9 -,QL V 3 it-.Il 1 +44 n , , is V' 2 K nl C , r gf, 1 X 753 JW gr 'Q 1- 75 Q2 4 Z QQ:-'Q Zf 7 V' YZ.. , - 42 ,Q , , - v . , if r 1' 'H I M . ' Q ,i egg, u m yy 'Q We :Q ' 3' ...S 1h 4' ,1 . rg , ff- Ser ., 1 Sa: fer: L, V1.5 if F311 .. 5, ' 5 ii ,Rf :iffy hifi 1 I ,iq 4 I 3 .9 , Al? , ' Ku ,,, '- i mf: Q J QW ,f Q? '.'- -,-., ' .. 1121- '.'.' 5.1551 '.'.- 1 ,..,.,,.,,.,.. . ,.:, I.. ..--ff iff 'Q-N WwuWm ...A. .,,.. HHlHHHl0H1 IWIMUIIWIWUJIMIIIIWIWZWIIW UHWWUNJUU X 'N K? w Qgq Kkkjixdl ,F9 ag eb Ky' F W V , -.,.1f.5 'wgwMggywL A' :Q1 Z.55 V JL EQ H3335 l,5:?L,, William Woodward, a young farmer. came from his native Connecticut to the shores of our own Ohio to huild for himself a new life. He was so deeply imbued with the ideals of Americanism--life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness -I that out of his own private means, he founded a school which was to give a free puhlic education to the young people of his community. Today, the graduating class of 1942, filled with the same deep enthusiasm for the American way of life, dedicates its Annual to all those who have gone forth from the halls of Woodward High School, and are today, directly or indirectly, serving to keep alive in a war-torn world the same ideals that inspired William Woodward to found the first free public high school west of the Allegheny Mountains. May the fine traditions of their school Fill them with cour- age and the high resolution that democracy shall and will rise from out of the turmoil of the present, to Hourish anew in a world which they have helped to make hetter hy their efforts. Page Five 1 Page Six 5 I 1 X During more than a hundred years, various buildings, each known as Wood- ward High School. have occupied the same location. The first school building was begun in the early spring ol 1851: Mr. Woodward himself hauled away the first cart-load of earth from the cellar. The building stood at the northeast corner of the school lot and was built of briclc, two stories high, with two rooms on each lloor. The building was surmounted by a belfry, containing the famed Woodward bell. This was the building that was opened on the twenty-fourth day of October in the year of 1831, with three teachers and forty-two pupils in attendance. Ten years later, in the summer of 1841. a third story was added to this building: it still remained very plain and unpretentious, without any particular architectural design. For fourteen years. this building echoed and re-echoed to the tread ol young Woodward feet -1 then in 1855 gave way to a greater structure, as distinctive and pronounced in its architectural design and beauty. as its predecessor had been laclcing in it. lt was three stories in height, and was considered the noblest speci- men of Gothic architecture west of the Alleghenies. For more than hall a century, the beautiful building ol 1855 continued its noble mission ol service and usefulness 1- for more than fifty years, it stood as the representative of high ideals of life, of loyalty to home and to nation, of strong minds and great names, of consecrated teaching and of high standards of scholar- ship. Then came another Woodward. the building of 1910 1- much larger and more spacious. rising in majestic dignity against the slcies. Even at its creation it was glorified by the sacred traditions of the Woodward of the past. For thirty-two years the present Woodward High School has continued its worlc lor the youth of our city-for thirty-two years it has lifted its head in conscious pride over the long years ol service and usefulness. May it continue to instruct and inspire the youth who enter its doorl PUQP SPIN-'ll Page Eight S 'L N 1 n: f:x t it gN I tigxnli -.f X igiiglx: X5 xligxlxgi KX X I 4 it X ix I PSTN. I Qc xx X I I Af ff I gf A The PLEDGE to the FLAG I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE to the FLAG of the UNITED STATES of AMERICA and to the REPUBLIC for which IT STANDS ONE NATION INDIVISIBLE with LIBERTY and JUSTICE for ALL P N C6157 fx! S UDDIUARD W INVKTQTION TO LEHRNING GQTHERWG OF THE CLHN S CONGRHTULMUON FROM DR. PEQS LEE .MX 'Yoi' HE'LL BE HLONG Soow OUR STQR ,NSPSRHTION LETS HERQ Two kllfguar 4, 4. X .I AH' Mali' 0 J, in lf- will mill!! . wssuxn ,gg ' X fx? it 7 x V ' 3 Q is ' 1 :A 'I , 6. 5? 8. X W 4 I I in I uf wiki 'iff S . NM, Lg, s v A.. ,1 LUNCH UNE KW Kffx, Q I 7 X 4 fx 'X , x XX MJ f L , X x T f -ix fjff NX. LA 1 W. L SUCH CONCEN TRHTION LUNCH Room wcLve5 RELHXING AFTER LUNCH FOR I 17 C, 0 1 A AT RITA3 oumnve SCHOOL.'UME! Op. SHBU EBULLDOG IN THE MQKKNG LITTLE -ICE 5 s S. i....,,- .. N I lfx , , ! - v RX , 'XL YJ 5E?URE5 WNKTHE BET TE N5 QNNUFIL NG L IBRHRY gg XNT OVLCR x VWST ' . Dug f ' ' vi' 'E I X . NSF, 'w li: 'Af ' - --f Wa .. ' ,' is Qc' X Q W S ,E+ is ,ff E ,ig I M., L fi-23. si H: 'NEA ' wifi-5. 'K SCHOOLS OUT ,M-X X wmv HQLLS L A W Hfrwvmfimnxpmrfmvggwvsg , ,P--4' W' . ,il 2. M L, It ..' 5 sf Y ,Kc ' 1 '1 r . ' Q Www A iyyp . A ' La- 51' ', 4 Y , , 0 Q ,J . , ns Va .,l N' r. .. 'if M- J 5 ' L '..-ii,-. 5 -4 ,4 Q- 43 . J W , f 1- , .- 7,. 34,34 , 1 nf. 4 Q'-I . 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So we, who have erstwhiie piayeci a part in the journey oi these young iioiics along the roafi towarri iiievs woric, wish them Cori Speeci. iwiay they iooic imcic upon their high schooi experiences as proilitahie ami happy. iwiay they face the iiuture with the icieais anti courage to insure the success that we, their teachers, wish iior them. i.. D. PEAsLr:rQ. Page Sixteen , ,.. K- ,. in ,U The Class of '42 is the second class to loe graduated under the principalship of Dr. Leon D. Peaslee. In rendering his services as principal, Dr. Peaslee has proved that he is a worthy successor to the long line of eminent Woodward principals. He is a firm laeliever in thorough scholarship, but ahove everything else, the student is most deeply impressed with his desire to instill within the heart of each and every Woodward hoy and girl, the ideals of good citizenship. His way of life is truly the American way of life. It is men of the stamp of Dr. Peaslee who lceep alive the spirit of true democ- racy in our puhlic schools. Page Seventeen s About tbe turn c ln l School H 15? 4' m tie century '1 . e tlien entered teacliing Af M, 1 certain boy graduated lrom Vvoodw . a university and prepared liimsell lq . ter some years ol teacbing in th, 1 member ol tbe taculty ol bis belo - bas been a member l ' Th 2 profession . . , ary scllools, lie l . a lxflater. For Ove culty. K . ,on relerred to abov ' Having bee ln I 'ard Higll or tlu e clement ved Alm 0 tbis la e pers , Jecame r twenty-l' e is tbe x ' , ,n associat ' 1 s Jeen mv ' ' ive years vrlter ol tbese lines. ed wittl Vvoodward Higb Scbool tor so long a tim Y privilege to see many classes graduate from our comm liave been able to malce many observations at first t observations, I feel tliat l may sav tbat b group ot young men and xv saying a great d ol il lle e, it , on Alma lwlater. : land. As a resul H t e graduating cl omen as l bave see Y .f eal. Ttie gradual part in tlie worlc of and tl ,, t ol tllese ass ol 1942 is as line , . MII graduated from tbis scbool. Tbat ' 1 es ol tbis scliool lliiVC always played an important tbe world. Tbey llave talcen ttieir places wberever duty called, ley bave not lqaltered. lwlany ot tllem liave risen to places of tligliest distinc- tion and bonor in tbeir cbosen careers. Tlie members ol tbe Class ol 1042 will talie up tlieir worlc and carry on tbe traditions ol ttieir scllool. Of tliis l leel very sure. And now, to tlle boys and girls wlio are about to leave us, l say: Live up to tbe very best tbat is in youg do your duty as you see itg and Happiness and Success will be yours. Yo ' ur friend, El IS WILLIAM G. CRAMER. W I -J . . 9' 5, A ,4,,.,V.1N-f Vv ' X - ' X Sm lu an xlnorl limv ergo you - ilu- rlnss ol H712 -1-nlvrf-rl Xvooclwurcl mul now ill limo lor you lo gfrauluulv, You uri' If-ny-ing lwlliml you il plum' in our ill'lvl'Cll0lIS Ilml ix Im.-fl lo Iill. 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II' you lmyc- If-.mu-fl unclvrslmulingg ol Ullll'l'S prolrlvmsg if you lmyv lvnrlwcl xympulluy lor llu-ir rlilllirullic-sg mul il' you lmyv lvnrnvcl llml svryirv lor ollwrs musl ln' rf-ml:-ra-cl 1-ye-n in an lrusy worlcl, ilu-n your worlx nl Xvoorlxyurml lms giyvn you Qoorl I'IIlllpllN'lll lor flu- xiluulion illll'ilfl. Vvooclyynrcl Qiyvs you an cliplomn lN'CilllSK' llw Sl'll00l lms i'Olllvllll'lN'l' in you XV1- loolx lo you lo In-lp slrnigjlllvn oul lllis moss llw worlcl is in. cwillllllllll' lo gvl lumowlr-rly,fv mul npply il in am llIlIll'l'SlillllllllQ' ullurli on llw siluulions lllul vonlnronl you. R1-lm-rnlwr om' runll Ufllll in lump, lmyv lurlin -1 l,url4 COMICS willl inlvlligc' lmrfl worlx. ln xyislling you yu-ll in ilu- lulurv, l wisll lo sary llml l lmyv I'0lll1lll0l1l'0 lllul ilu rlnss ol I0 Il will Hllilfl' lilr- squurvly mul lviml :mtl Qiyf' ilu' lwslnl l.ll,l.lAN llowu-2, Dvnn ol Girls. .Un illivmnriam MARCELLA JANE GUTHRIE ln the untimely death ot lvlarcella Jane Guthrie the taculty and students ol' Vvooclward High School have sutterecl an irreparalole loss. in all her professional undertakings she showed a keenly intelligent interest and an understanding of co-operative spirit that endeared her to her tellow worlcers. Her students have lost a friend who was truly sympathetic and helpful with their problems, and it is deeply to he regretted that more students were not granted the experience ot worlc- ing under her rich and stimulating influence. lwiiss Guthrie was extremely talented in creative writing. Those ot us who were privileged to read her verse feel that a sweet singer has passed, bringing very definite loss to the world ot literature as well as to the world of her worlc and the world ot her friends. Marcella Guthrie won friends hy heing friendly. Both students and teachers will long rememher her pleasant smile, her cheertulness in the face ot pain and discouragement. Though her active spirit is quieted, there is in our midst an aware- ness ot her presence and a sense of gratitude that we enjoyed for a few years the warmth ot her affectionate nature, the bright glow oi her talents, the high spiritual values of her character. Page Twenty Rememher not the pain lilleci hours VVhose shaclows now are gone Each morn anew the promise true Each morn anew the dawn. .Siem ibm! Out lrom the bloom of the roses There fell one white rose And l wept -1 lor grief at its woes. But l loolceri at the ground Neath the rose tree and l hreathed in The fragrant air - For the deathtess flower Had changed into attar ol roses there. Out from the hlue ol' twilight There came one falling star And l wept 1-1 lor grief ol' its sorrow. But I loolced at the path It had travelled and along the hfiillcy Way Was the heauty and hrilliance of star dust As immortal as love it lay. Out from the song of friendship There came a melody And I wept'-1 for gr when it ended For you had helonged to me. iet But I sat where we often sat, dear, And I cherished a memory - l've wrapped it in attar of roses Ami sprinkled it here, you see, NN'irh the star dust of love and beauty -f Ol everything you meant to me. Death does not stay such mortal things The song of birds among the trees, The llower's fragrance in the breeze, Who, then, could ctouht a power ciivine Your souts eternity --1 or mine? as these: MARCELLA JANE GUTHRIE i-1 FAC LTY 'QW 'vi ,gm .,-Q ,,,. re-4.155 Qs, ' my ylisw Nlary Nliss Com Nfrs. Rlllll 'um' fwiw :wary B, :Wise Nlnrjuric ' IXIIIIIUIIV Bvrruxx lglllllllxlltlliil IBUXXIIHIII iviilliihilll bliss Nlargaxrvl Nlisw lfnnilir- T. 5liss Gram' Nliss Um-lures Nlr, Ruin-rl lwlnrk Curry Darmfu Dm-Inu Dunffy 15' 44 Aiiss ,lx-illxvllf' flppingvr NIIS. Iglilllllll' IQVHHS jg C' if-114' fm-4.4! Page Twfmly Iwo iws Niilulir- Tr B. F lw-Ill lfulks FACULTY 'Sul ,,-4' 40 qw 6 ? 'TT 3 -A 0-- ' r. Roy' In ff Nlr, XV, fl Nliw fxlnry' X 1 Nl Xlr, Xvullm 1' B. 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Nliss Sivlla Slxillwn 5h-urns Sl:-ngfr r 'Italo 1.l'IlIlllIllII11'5 f ww ' 5 W N rw. .ln-:wiv Nliw Iglilllflll' Nliw llluwllcc' Nlr. Xxyilliillll vllfillklf' Vllvflllilx XVHILIIIUI' YUM IIl'r Hklllwll Puggu 'l'u'4'lllyH1'0 FACULTY 1' m I L-,9 1 I M V , -ri, W .4 my -' . it 4 i fxlre. Gram- Srllin-lv :Wim ,llmv H. NI ws Luuisr B. Airs. Alum C. Xl: VVuHu-r Nxvnml Xxrllfll Hnrnmu - On-irv Kur l f I P O A C f W A ' f UI' JHCM 2171 e 5 :Vliss .Is-ssuulirw fxliss Vvral ,IW xlr. l'4r4-ll R. lrilllgflll ,NX 1.1: Conn! J, Roc-luuli -x. an 1 f 'J - Ixlr. Frank uvicl bliss l.1u'Hu l Iuy4l Lyons Srllivl Nlr. Hr-rman Nliss Sylvia IW. Fir, Xvnllvr K. Gunslini Naisll SIIIHIKTIRIIIII Nlr, flmrlvs J. 6, fxlr. Furvst fur, 314-rriu ,I1'llllillQ9 Ns-lunnn Vim P4-It ' 5' X IN . fwrs. lfln-nur S, fxlr. Tlnnnu, Kumm I cJ4ci0llllI'H VV1-Ish Dr. Hvnry ' Zxliss Louisa P. Nlrs. Cllrisiinc Kmvk P1-rin Yun-ns - fjfficc Y , Pugv Tuvvnly six W' sh AG . 2 fywiw 600 UPA vo gm? , O 04x 0 Tc: We THE srmvme PHPCTY . Cffgr z HT' QNOT 4- T , P DO N X ' - I 'X ex Q' I Q. uh, f ' ' V W 7 , . Q5 CCY? ' 'Q7?i,,y: P 'W ' 5 . J 52.5, W 2' 1' VVVL ,VK 1 K 1 ' . qiainkg Q1 1' Y 'ff' Q9 7 Hs f' D A I D BU? Q1Z f'g,! Q 4 640 Q QQ ol Cl- Qrg 'rw - 1' xox A '7 STE' I vo R41 CHHPEHON O.. U 5 . Og , 76 s,,m -ll,-A 4. 4--unit' -4.-f-L.-:fx J o rv y . Q? J, 4. X , , '5 'ZW qw, ...V ,. 4 L .2 L any A -Qiffyzz, .' , 22: ' - I M f ll ' 5' 'Q-'H f . x YgfLfF'L -' . , ff' QIXH, 1 2.3 w K ff?-V w ww , --r 4.1 .,, ., . A . ., ., H, 1 y J .-'- . ,i 2u'f1!1 1 ,syn ,, 511---,M ug, , 5211-5,,,T.,T ' Q, ruin IV, a' u,-. .,-.7-uk h I Y, ,A ,JB ,ig N ,gr .. 4' . ' N? Q Q' A , vi I l , 'X 5 Al f ,Q .- S L ,Air 'V I .- V 1 ' I b fi tw K ,Q GRADUATES GRADUATES ,,.r -vs-nr enior 544:56 Oficem ROBERT REYNOLDS Prcsiclcnl I,OL:1sE XIANDERVLIET Secretarv page Thirty DOROTHY JOHNSON Vice-Prffsiclmll Faux INIITCHELL Pl r9aSufer s tiff f xv' A X . ,mv-i .. .Srl tw , Q s g Wt' iw , Nj X 'Q J, ., is - Y ,H i A. ' Y- .4 r t xg, 7,1 ,711 L lf ? 'iv x.f.'? is f - 'lit-' , ,y,hi, f, e Sv at rlntt 2 13 n rh rrn F -1' , f J, l - t W f On January 9, l942, ttxe senior class ol Woodward Higti School learned of the sudden deatti of one ol its members, Stiarlotte Borders. rl-lie news came as a great stioclc to St1arlotte's many friends at Vvoodward. lxotli among ttie memtmers ol ttle faculty and the students. St1arlotte's teactiers will remember tier lor tier outstanding ability as a student, tier dependability, and tier elieerlul and courteous manner. Her fellow students will remember tier for tier sweet and gentle smile, tier ctiarming personality, and tier friendly spirit. Her nlmsence lrom ttleir midst at graduation will be lceenly felt, and on ttiis occasion eacti student will pay trildute to tier in tliougtit. ' ln znllectionate memory ol Stnarlotte, we present ttie following poem wliicti strc wrote, and wtiicti symbolizes so well tier ptlilosoptiy of lite. ' Awalcenl Scot Ttic day lias come. And tlimuglx time grey tlierc gleams llie Yltliat lcelxle. frail. will still avail Us all our lleat and ligtlt. Amt strange to lcnow ttmt wtien ttie s Has gone, ttic sun - retmrn - VViIl dower us witti miglit. Sllll IIUXW Awalcenl Stillecl lay gleaming snows, As lliougti a giant planter sows, Vvitti lavistl tmand, on field across tim land ilis seeds nl plenty, lar and wide. The sun is lreet Can you not lie? Or sleep you still, lmeneattl ttic cliill Anil erusled scale ol winter-lidc? l.ies one liere, eartli twound yet,-aimed? Vvlxen all wtm rise gaze straiglit atxeatl Across tile lmurs, into ttie day. To speed earli seroncl on its way, As llltlllgfll it were a living ttling, Tim! stands lmelween us and ttxe Spring. Awalcenl Nigtit has brouglit time day! Page Thirty-one EH!-U1 ATE5 ,' , ,ful ELOISE ALEXANDER PAUL 'ANDRFADIS ELEANOR AUFDERHEIDE C0-1-cl Clulmg Svnior A. Prvsiflvli-l ol VV. Clul3:Vl'li-Y: Clloir: Typing Clull, l.QlIiPl anrl rvsvrrwrl manner. C 'f'fl Chill: F'mll,alI: lmrk: HA UU? fffvml- HP' Ubilily A Q,-val fmwrm. of 11,0 boys. c'Y l TWUN5 l-'lfH'fH'1mIS- nmrles lrer for sucrvss in tlle Hllovs liis wolfin' rluring liusinvss U'0f'lfl,H srlwoll: gcws Simlfly uffvr srliool. All arounrl mnn in lll'lIl'llfSl Little, lmi. rrliglilyf' f ' L, A X V1 MA ' ETA my oi ' lc mali s. 'A ,t. g ,manner that pl Tn. Qarldf grauefulf' Lf ALMA AVIZRICTI' KENNETH lf. ISAIRD EVELYN ff. BALDVVIN COLUMBUS BALL, JR. Clc-0 Clulx: Pr:-siclvnl nl G. S. Pulilif Spvaldngf. Girl Rvsvrxvs: Bowling: Typ- Dvlrnrlcrs Hi-Y: lnlra-mural VV: Sf'Q5f'lf-'Y I phi KLM Hllll4'HlQPllf, lrrvnllw from flie H ill! VIUIV- VUHPY Ulf' R 5 rV S' fliuplirngm, Kvn. Nlrs. Trim- Sl 'li S ml fwfffl 'ml rW1' mraciturn-fa Consistent Af-jimi in gpgrlg mul Q will, Mfg ,mm l7ril1uy4 A gvnius in Iliff' rornnwrcinl w0rlwr ' ing worlevr. A personality Ilia! fivlfl' 1'llflflllS.H REGINA BALLINGER ITUNICE BARNES LOVEST MAE BARNEFIT Senior C. A. A.: Lnlin Clulyz Tulxigwa Girl Reserves: G. S. Cllnir. Co-ml Clulb: Lunrli Room VV. Club: Tapping Club. A -H J I 1 Squacl: Bullclug Stall. Hfwlwvrful at play: serious af mu mafzlermmqn u Hemp Hneliglits in all leimls of wofk-H Sports. Faithful student and a loyal friend. Page Thirtyltwo EHAIJ ATE5 ,-1 VRIQID ISQXRRUN l'I,Yl7If S, BASS DORUTIIY ISIQARID .IOSI-fllll Blflj, fxllllllill l'lmlu11r.nplu-r: lli Y: Nulun- lvlulrg Annual Slulul, Girl Rvsws-rvvs: fin-vel xfillllmz Dvlomlvrs lli-Y. H WIi lf l 5 5 l 'fH-H lmlS- Hfguivl, gmml slmlu-nl, mul '1 LIP K lull: fX'1f '2'l Nun' ufjuivl uml llllillflllfflll. Al' 'fluml lmwlvr, Alwuys gguml willing II'UYl44'l'.n UA ljuivl. lllgllIllll'll munnvr wuyg fripmllyf' lor rl llllllillv. zllwuvs willirlgj. lllul fllllflllh lwr rnunv fri:-mls. pl, girl-,YH A lllllllllll wurlevr uml u girl ll'llYllI l4lIUll'lllH.U GIQUIQUIQ l5l..XC'KXX'lfl.l. IB. ROY ISOIQIUN, JR. LORRQXINIC HR.-XlJI URIJ l'If.'XRI4 BRXY ll:-lf-ml:-rs lli'Y. fu-1-fl filulmp l.llIlllll'1l0Ill shall: A fxnppm-lln flmir: Girl Rv- UQuiul mul nivv: u :wry lik.,- -A Mmplw Jnwwr F Lum! llullalug R4-pnrlcr: filmirq lineal- sq-rw-5: Ulm- flulm. ulmlv pvrsuruf' ll'S-'SIIUUS ulwuyw Sllilll'll.U I -H4 nl:ri4'mlly nulurv. pussiun Mflln, lluul pvrlm-cl mum' - for 'Rvuclvrs' lligvsli uml lmlius man. Slmlivs on ilu' c'lmc'ululv l'tlll1ly.u rirleuu M.lC'I-I BRUXVN 'ITIOHAS BKTKNICR. JR. ROIBIQRT L. Cf'XNll'I3lfl.l. rl-illliLfXVil Uirl R4-se-rvvs. Us-lf-mln-rs Hi-Y: l:l'1'Ilf'llc1lllllI nllllfl-ISlll'1lll'f' mul pruliral A mlmmt, girl: t.00'H,mm,i,, lnlrn-mural Bmlu-I Bull, inlevr, A rz-ul frivmlf' flvnllv unzl leinrlf' Hllurrl wnrlzvr: u lrm' frivml. llv guvs Nearly. Puqv Tlxirly lllrve EHAII ATE5 MINNIH C'ARNlFH.Xifi. Tniiigfxxu Giri Rvsvrvvs. Hfxll union! 'om-r of lrmii una! music fiom! lush' in l'iUfIll'S.H HlLDRli'I'll CHI-IRNIQK .9 I. JU! it . ,XS I lllfI.lfN C'.'XRPlfN'l'ffR I.U'I'l'llf CARTIQR IQZZARD CHARLIZS 1 r'ons-'imlliuus almivnl: Il Pilysioiugfy fiiuir. ijI'i'C'INil'fS Hi-Y. I'if'f WUI r ii f1 'f1'1 f'ff uprvily fuvv: Su'1'r'! um' sin' hsvlflr-S flown fo two giris uf wwv. fi passion for nursing. u linnn Snappy rlrvssvr, trnv fH'lliIK'lllIlTI. XVooriwur1i's gif! In lin' imxirzg uvuricifi l'.'XI.X'lN C'IlUlli'If lfYlfl.YN C'lll,'5lLIfY I.ifl.A CLARK Gil-v fiuis: Uiri Rm-svrvvs: A fxnppviia fiimir: inlin i rc-mir fiiuim: Latin ffiuiw. fi. S. VV. fiiuiw: Sr. G. A. A.: ifmiitor ui Avvimrixxbirri Iilliilillifi fiiuim. Shy Im, fripmlly nm, kind- Bali:-lg Dmrnzitir Ciuin. ypmg LIU, UQ!lif'l unfl sluriious. Ill- lufevs A f'0llSl'iI'lIH0lIS slurlvnt ami rm ufoliy and goml Ixulurvd. Hlifiiciy with tim iozwly ,mir iifv vusyf' swcwt giriu Xvitly iolevs tfzal iwvp you unml laughing eyvs, Gifimi lflllglliflg,n wilfz iournalislic anri srilofasiic aimililyfi Al.I RlfD I.. CLARKSON ifl.S:X li-QAN CLAUDICR HARRY VV. COLEMAN Yirv-Prnsicivlll oi' Hi-Y: Trvih- A'Q1lic'f unri rvfinvfi mrmnvr, K1 fiily NIEIIIEIQOI' fiuring Buys' urvr nf Cu-mi fiiuim, wilfiny woriwr, zwnnyfrivmlsf' Yvc-c-ic: Y intra-murais: Luncil fu, ,,,, ,lam-,. floor- K,,,,,,,,, Ronin Squad: Co-cri fiuim: uf lin' louis iimoiesi. Knuvie BUWIHQQ3 Xi'f PW5ifIf'm nf for Lvrflring out of fl'0HIIIl'.'. U Hiwi A Calflwiia Choir. A lruv Ivarivrg a goocl friwulg ul Pays' Tfnirly four :Nuys wining lo give u .- spuvulu. HAD ATES I il I Ilpl ,I',N VI If lfxllfll ll lI3If'I'I'.'X f'RIfNSI IJXXV JXNVII JINI'I'I'I4If Cl 'l'lNU'l'I'.'X I R:XNl'IfS IJ.-XI .If Ib 1-II t'IlIID1 Iylwing fvlulr 1LI4-.- Ixlulug Girl Rn-wrvm-xg fl. Uirl Rm-sa-rv:-sz SINHIISII fylulxg fl, XY, filulygflirl R4-54-rn-5, uflvnllv mnnm-rs mul u gnu 5' xx' I lull' LIN' I IMI Sum-1-I pvrsnrmlily -1 rIlyIIl- IInul 1-Imrms, .'lIu'uvs fri:-mIIy, 'fl Iim- as-nsv uf IIIIIIIOT'-'IIIHHI 'illrinqs Iulpyrirwss Io uII Iwr mivul I.irlg4'rS.H IUIIIIIIII. unrl si1lu'r1'.H Irv n'l'1'ryuru',II Iri1'luIs. A guurl slllclvrll :UNI 11 pbgusunl lwrnnrulifv. symrlclillgl ' f vyvi. I'ol1iI',,fVIJ X I 1 A .4- X' ff j L. 1 ' IDI 'IS IL. IXXYIS, IR, C'II.'XRI.I-QS il. DKXVIT9 SIIIR-I.I-1'l' IJ.-XXYSON I5.'XII.IfY DIFKIQRSON, JR. Slwrinl SlN'l'lIl Iilns-1 I.lIll1Il uflffim' mul lull ul ymp: run Cn-1-fl filulmz Girl Rvs:-rvvs: Spmiul SlN'l'l'llI Co-cal Clulmt Ifnmn Sllllillll Slllrlvnl 14Iir1-mlnr :Ii-In il mul umI run Iulev il. rlqnp Dunning. cxIll'l'l'I1'illICl'. UI A I app:-Ile! I Ilnir: 5llilllISIl IUU- llprvriolus Illings FOHII' in small -IXXIIHIIIQ uwlrlevr mul fl gon- I lull, prwlerlgvsl l,4'l'S0llllIIIY plus. Ilvmun uf all Iimvsf' HSImIimw -u wnrlevr nl' un' Vvry popular-vspvviully u'ilIn Iiringg vrwrgy. I ril'mIIv, A lruv lIu' Imysf' XV1m1Ill'rlraIil4', NICK I.. IDI I'II.I..'X IIQ.'XNlf'I'I'If DI 'I'l'I.I.I0 IINIOGHNIC IilJXX'fXRDS flIln'uva Inu u fur full UI CII.-.L lilulnz Slmnisll fwlulxz Sr. G, A. A.: Bull.-I. girls. fqullsml nmnv H h'u1'In'r IIHXNIIIIQCciIl4lIl'1'I1yl7IllQfQQIIIIL 'l'u,inHiHq 'wus and an H mlm' grvv Imirs. IIIAII uf funn HNXIUOKIIIICXITIIS Ifllanmur Girll. 'm4.m,l, slllilv' A kim! ,wart Spanish Iwr fuvorils' suI1f0Cl. uncI fUll'I0l'Illg.u Ilrcligllls in fimling nn-w ,mir :Ins Inf Ilvr SIIIIIIIIH Im-Ls. Ilugv Tllirly fivr' GH!-ill ATE5 6 I NAOMI EDVVARDS Frencll Clulm: Sr. Blue Tri- anglc' Girl Rvscrvvs. nstlulivus, quivt, a rvfiuurl pvrsunulity. H MARIE FERGUSON plli-Osvr Girl Rcsvrvvs: G. S. A LORRAINE ELMORE A Cuppvlla Clloirz Dramatic Clulmz Annual Stall. Hfolly uml full of fun. Plvas- uut company uucl a frivuml to ull. DONALD VV. HSCHER USnlzll0 lwurnor, PXPFPSSUYP 'Q' OLGA ENGEGNO LOTTIE MAE ENOCH Glow? Clulus Girl Rc-serves: G. S. VV. Clulx: Plii Os:-r Girl lap Dancing: Co-4-rl Clulm. Rosa-rvvs. H lfinin' Iittvrlmg' with a Ugturlious, grurvful-a rlvsirv spurlcling pvrsonulity. lfuioys for llw fiuvr tlliugs of life. fllPlLSll.f'0 llllll lJlll'UyS CUf'l l.f'0U.H MARIAN FLECTKINGER A Cappr-lla Clmir: Girl Rc- HAROLD D. FLOYD Real rnatlwrnatician. Xxzllfll Il? IIOPS, ll? flops ll7Pll.H VV. Clullz Glen Cluli. fare, lover of fun.. Nomar a scrvvs. A gay ancl nappy personality. 'lull '0 'f 'l- HA frivml wortll luaving - Enjoys lwr IIOUSGIIOIJ arts lilevs to sing. A quiet rnunncrf, classes. NV. HARRY FORBES REBECCA FOUNTAS SIDNEY FREEMAN Hi-Y: Spanish Cluln: Lunfli film- Clulmg Girl Rvsvrvnsz Cn- UA true fripncl. always willing Room Squad: Baslidlball. nfl Club: Ari Colony. to lvnzl a lmlping liarul. Full HI.arliPs man. plays tlw field, mrall, rlarle, ancl glamorous! of 'I'yll and song lyrics' lm! never settles flown to one woman. His permanent scliool aclnlress is outside tllc library. Beautiful llair. 'BvclQy'.H Page Thirty-six EHAII ATE5 Y--f,J 'fl' -4 V ,1 3. ,vf1,!L - ! 'JL -711 ad N 'X ' 'Rim-.1, Yy 4 5 A rv , Af NLXRY II-QXN I'RI1IfllQ ll 'I.ll'S K, I l'IIR W IQYI-fI.YN GJXRRIQTI' C'0RNlfl.l.-X GASTON llnp llnmingg llrmnulix Vlulm: llmllmll: flym ln-ann: Vllrurlil Urmunlir fl IG. U. S. NV. Clulm: Tap Dum'- lsllllllllu Shall. lulrn-mxurnlsz XV. flulm: folly umlplull iff fm, ,,. H ing: Ulm- flulr: l5ull4-l. Hl'1l'i1'll4llX' mul ullvuvs grmrl 5l 'lNl' Q lull' V liulmigy 5lI'JY:5xlll'.H ufln uflrawfivv figurp, 0 4-Imrm. nafurml, fl low-r ul fun uml All uvull in Ilw lmll. Off uml 'V A ing nlispnsiliml, mul mlunviug u ggruml lHIl.n nn wlumla-nl. ,l rvg'lur fvllruvf' , v' fc-wil XC . 5 . x 'J Il 'l.I.X KIIORIIXNO XX'l1Nl3l1I,I. IIIHXSPIIQ l'l.,'XR.X UODITRITY l RANC'FS GOOD.-XLL I,-.wiv lvlm-le lmir, 1l.um-ing lIiY1'l'm.L'l'--mn. Vu-4-ml flulr: Girl R1-sc-rvvs. l.ulin flulx: Vllumlmling: -An- lrruwn vw-s -u frivml lu ull. Ulliw hlvu nl lift' --Plvllly' of A quivt and n,fim,il lwrsun Illlill !ll l'- c 'l. '- ulily-u mlvliglltful IUTSUII lu Uflufslumling in lwr shulivs. lfllllllhn ' Gurxflv manners llmf lwr friemls f' 0.1 envy. X LXRYIS I.. ClR.Xll.XNl RUBY GI .-XILXN IEIQRNIFIZ GRAY lli Y: Sxxinnuning 'll-ann: Slum' llullvl: ill!-Pll l ulm: Drmmxlir A lluppollu lwlmir. llnnrls: Gym 'l1l'2llll. lxlulr: llullclug Stull., HQuivl munnvr, spurleling vyes H.'lirlllilul1'4l, rut will: ilu' lfllwuys suwvl -u grurvllul A l0 lY 5i Ul Q l'0il'4'-H worm-u supur slum' lmurl. muunvr uml u lunlulizing smile. Alrlyfl Lrzm-s to rl:-lrahff' Pugv Tllirly svm n GRAD I-ITES 1 1 RUSSELL K. GRFHN SillRi.lfY GRIIIORY FURINNIQ IIAMIIIUN .IVAN A. HAMMER Cu-mi cillllil ciil'C'llliili0llix1i'lIl- fiivv fiillil. 'l4ililiLfXYil Cilfl R4-sfllvvs: Hhlllgllillg Huw 1-yes ami ll 3E f0fAllllIl1lI- Q,,i,,g ,. U fuimful ,rivmll Sl7lllliSii4 cwillill fi. S. NV. slllrwl Slllilll A pillclsulll Com HSlllfli0US. A goml ll'Ul'Ii0I', Proof illilf goof! Illillgs colllrf ill 1 'Hill 'all Dnmillifi Public lm i0 4 'Ji'fH lllIllI7lP. lxll vye for ,IlISi' Small lJIlL'L'fIQC'S.U 5l 'f'liiU!- ness flllollieeyif' HA lviliillg ll urilr mul ll 114' liglllflll r'olllpallioll.H THOMAS F. HANLON OLIJIZ HANNAH. JR. XT.'XR'l'lN lf. IIARP NIILDRICD IIANVES Prvsifivllt of I'1f'l'IlCIl Cillb. i.allill tiilllil HI YVZV1l7ilI'IiillHl'Il' iiiAY: i.allill cilllll. G. VV. CXIIIIH 'Til'liLfNVil lr His molto: SiIl'llC? is golllvll. H . - lfify Law C lub- Usfllrlirllls, ulllilifiolls. Girfs ure R1-svrvr-sg Ulm- fiillil, Slllclious and col1sr'rllflfillv. P f1f'fSf'f'l'f0Wf'fS ffm' Pxfvfl lull ill luis film. hQlliut mul sillrliuus. A 1 Lil ,pm Urns gent lllorlevr. Good grudls FI.Vlf'I'l'A M. HAYES Prcsicicnl of Tniligwa Girl Rc- scrvvs: Prvsirivlll of Girl Re- serve Hi-Y Council. A frioruiiirmss and izimllinass that rnuiws 'lor lllvll-liizrlcif AIBIZKI' J, HITINICHI-IN Iriflfllililill Caplain of Uasiivl- imii FIQCRIFIII Basc-imii: Vico- Prcsiriclll uf UVVH tiilllil Hi- Yg Cu-cci Cillil: Give Ciuinz Pllliiliug Staff. H tliflla Alun-r', 'Bulevr Buyf xX,UlHIll'0ll'll'S football IIPFO. icllf lrili 1.0ll4'lJllL iuyali. '.fU'.H lg, . v .. V L. l 1 l . ff li, lv XV, x, ' Page 'Tflirly vigil! A MARY C. HFYL guy spurlsiillg pvrsolluliiy -faifllflli Ullll Qill1'1'le.H BRAD ATES s I Q J F . g s HARRY Hl'Yl'IQR Cillllifllf I. IIl'l?UHf l5I'R'I'll,X II. INCZRKH l'HYl.l.lS IONNX .Xlplm Hi-Y: 'lime Ili Y: fin-ml lxlulm. vlqypingj cilllll. Typing Clulx. r!4'1'vr Jn-ssc-r. lxvruruuu M.Ul:'uya frivmlly. Alivpsmlvnl HQJHIM am! rvsvlwvcl munmr Mllumiug vyvs lim! uru full of HFS 'lk fluivf iIIfI'Y'l'Sl.H vnilan' lmllw' 4' 1'1' yr vflrulgfl - rllurnling Snlih '. lIlisr'lri4 '. Alamy frivllxfs -ll lu Huuf u lull!lveln1p.u rvuf pill. NIILIJRIQIJ LXVKSUN lJUlJUI'IlY IUIINSUN IQIJXXYXRIJ IOIINSON Rl l'Il I . ,IOIINSON fi, S. XV, fvlulx, X'ir1'I,r4will1'llllrI S1'l1iul'f4Iu-4: HQINPIMIIII lvlmir. U, S, XY! Cxlulyg Phygiolngy gmH,!HI mummrv SUI' flux-nl Vlulmz Gill R:-vlwuw IQ ',l,.um,,, H,,,,,,,,,,g,,,, mul fillllx. apofevn :xml sin 1'1' rr ' CIN' t'l I'5 H'm'i ff- lun u fI4'lIIIill1' 'nm' fur fun, H.Nlisr'lli4'1'o11s. Gum' grzulvs - Hllurk fruirvfl lu-uuly' - u u przfswlu' Ilnll 'brings juyf' rlnurrning '11-rsmmfily, Axluny' fri:-urls. A lrriniunl hllllil'l1f,U l.UI.,X IUYIS fNll.XRl.lf5 .ll'DlJ SUl'llHf HAI' KILUU Girl Rn-wrw-xg fur:-rl filulmg Q7uivl. Nu linw for girls. 'Hun-v Girl R1-svrvczs: f'n-mln lvlulvz .Xnulml Slang. 'Jilin Lxllllll G. Club. A frivmf lo uH- irllvuvmlllrll HA 'iHi 5l 'rl - SUI' v'-'Dice' ulul Npvuleillq ullililv. fufurr' A Y WV Pl'f5U'l- snfiul l4'nl'lc4'l'. Pu qv Tlnirly llillf' if 1 1..- CIAIIDI C IxII C OI R NIXNNON IXINIB XII IR X Nl X X KINLIQY RACIIICI. 'XI IXINI I Y 1 n Fl murn IK num 1 rx :nur rn n IIII I IuI U, S. VV. Latin CIUIJ: C S J xx C :IL Iypin 'ul' I L U 'I I an 11111 ln I Illltj nu, -- u 1'1mS1'i1'n HI:11iIllfuI SIIUIPYII ILC on I I I L L ml 1 1 I ll'llf,H l,0Il'Y'lllIlI1'll lo bf'111m1 a que 1 qzI1 1I1rL I lllll x Ir Ie ll s ION IxIRIxI XNIJ IIIONI XS II Ixl XIX IXC QU! I HNIZ KLING VLORINI KNK III I N 1 X x 1 ru mu 1 l I I1 1' CIIIIJ. VIIRIIIIQXVH Curl R1 sa rx rum u X u 1 u un 111r1'frv1' IIIIIIUIPI' Spam I1 LIUIJ Iunrlm Rumn 5laII I1 1 In au. A fmt, qirl I me 4 y ll Sl 1 IfI.!XINIf KOIQIIL Arl C1nI11uyg I.aIin LTILIIJ. U,X m111I11sl IIIUIIIIPT, always pI1'1xs1mt flllfl unassmning. A very lilcublv person., URAVIC KOLI5 llllll' tl. fx, fx, l.I'l' SEIYHIQ1, 'um-fv lllllf, Iwinminq 4-vvs - IIIIIWIYS DOHC YH IY 5l'Illllf fu, A. K. Xvilly, rlvpvllflnmv. A Imrn I fl r ml 0. GRADUATES 1 'f'j ,1j,1'-k,U--.J ,wg - ' ' ,Ia 4 X I ,. J Sl' 4? 1' ROBlfR'l' KO'l'l'M.'XN .IOSIZPH ll. KUHI, C'llRIS'l'INIf IAXVYON ' ' H Sgnmisl: fwlulm. Hpunvm-rful voiz-an Xviffing UVIIH of fun -u sparkling A lJl1,uWHL mmmt, mul Shun n'or'u'r. cx0llSl'iL:llliUIlS ull' Mvmf of 'wp um' llliffll.-' guy, V ous. XXVUHHIII lllll1'f',n i 4 U'- li. Hill 'Y ,l.,I.INC1ROSSA NX'II.I.IAN O. LINNICNANN G. 'l'HO3l.XS I.Of'K.'XRD fiupluin of ljmmllmll lviun: Hi-Y fwlulxg Buskvllmllz Busv- llllfil'llllll'illS2 liuollmllz Lunrll- Buslff-llmll: Banvlvxzlllz Trnrxkz hull: Valli-ylmll. rumn Stuff: Ixllllllill Sian. xv K 'HIV Hfx club? cu' ufjllfv. 'ml nligllnly. Spvur- HNoisy, fun-O-rv-inf, Gum! in ll C IUI7- lwuzl of lmslwlfmu IPUIII. Truv sllulivs--fm! II'0llH'll first Cur- XX'Um1-n-wry alvfirlilvly: fr'i4'rul.H ' for D1-'Half' gulls of friwlmls. L.!llfllIOSlilYlll'4l I ulllfvlirt prnlnwss. 'Tzxllyv' IIMXN l.OX'lfl,.NC'If .NRNOID M.'XBI.I1Y MMI-15 XV. NLXSTIQRS A fum- Ilnul ruffvvls gum! lfuullmullz Busvlmllz MVVH fwlulx. llifY flulx: Biilllilgflxl' of Trucli um' nufrlv tlmuglzls. A loyal f'mm,J nmny U girfs IWW, lr-mn nm' Cross fuunlry: f'i 'lAH strings In sump. A IJIUUSKIIH, X Il ylmlI' hlldllll' fvutlllyu Quint and rvsvrvvcf, cfvvvr llninl-avr. A nm' Ql'llf'l'llIlIlI ul an fimvs. Page Fairly um' GRADUATES 4 nf' , w HAROLD INRFOY Nilldl Slrvvl Hi-Y: lnlm- murals: Lulin filulm. ulrull of sung and luugliivr. IJHIP, Im! fowl. lixlilecftn L 'N V 4, 3, i I ' X-sa 9 I , J Q X llfVVifl.I. NifD.XNllfi, ll'ANl'I'A O. Nivfliflf DORIS S. YNifNiANl7S Typing filuim. H A rvuflv smiff' - ulwux l'rvnc'ii fiuimz Drzunntics: Typ A Jurle fmirml l,N,,,'v- SMI, frimuuv mul fein4l.H ing fwlulr. mls in u'orle- nwrry in play. nnvliglils in mlmrnuiirs, Ami IJIUKISKIIH fnrripurryfm ulrlv, sliulions, and lllllIliH0llS., MAX NFNDEL JACK F. NFNDFNHALI, IRYIN NHPF DIfI.l..X H.-XF NIILLFR Svfrvlury nf Hi-Y: l or1'igfil Gym li-ami: .Alpina Hi-Y. xxlplm IIiY1 Trurli VIAURIIIII A Drullmlivs: Sr. fi, KX. A.: Cu Policy: .luniur Spi-ulwrs' Bu- HKJIIK' of Airs. Slvngur's fmys. fxappm-Ilan fwimirq iulrn-niumis. mf Viulm: Baum-i. rm-au uf VVur Ciwsi: .Allllllill Xvilling worfevr mul good Ag0mlwm1. fU1u'flysr'uq0i' Soft spolevn mul sirwvri' Sian, StlIlIt'llf.H In mfmu' Izis luyu, friomfsliip. ffvuuiy unrf ililc'Higr'm'e com uxvimng worker' clumrful, in, uilling ll'UfIH'F.H iiinvrl -u frivmi lu ills 1-WIKI., ivuigvni. lmilvr IUIOIUII as 'Lililv Alivn' or 'Spunleiv of Bmnimrriirf. Dyrmmizr diploma! mul SfN'llIl0f'.n lfI.l.lfN A. MIILICR l.ll.I.l.XN R. NHNKS VICLIX A, 5il'l4C'Hlfl.i., JR. I'4I'f'll1'Il fluly, SiIp,,1 wigflom, gvritlv man- Businr-ss Nlfxiiaigvr of Annual: Gov, Courtpous - Ilrinqs Imp, ng-rs, uni' qi ri-mly gmilvfl ,I-l'i'il5llI'l'f of Si-niur Class: ilil piness u,1wn,m,r SIU, Aqoesln Y: Cu-wi Club: llllfil'IIllII'HlSI A MXN , Club: Cmss Cuuulryg Paige' Forly two Gym 'l4l'ilIllC Truck. 'ARvsvrvmI, knows his clefziis mul Crerliisg frlrlrlllvss for 011- , ,. gllgvll UITIS llllll fl'l'SlllllGll. GRADUATES l,U'I'I'lI'Q 3l.VXlf NIUORIQ Nl.XIil1l 'I-QRI'I'If MORRIS Rl Ill NIA MORRY XYlI.l.lIf ll, NIVNDON lnlligfxxu llirl R4-wrww. .X llnlllwlln llmir. l.nlin lllulx: Girl llm-M-nw-5: lllll'il'lllllI'illSZ lnlmli: Nllllll Sl. nfl runlugious smilv llml lnulu-s H,l rlmrmingg sulnlm-rl pvrwon 'Ml K Ol-'IIYI lsowllllif' IHA- llvr .wil lilac-cl. ulilv, .l niu' girl will: u nSilm-nl uvisxlunl - rl-lmlflv slu ullvuxly lo svrm' luis vuunlry in ll'll'llllll'hlIIll1'.-l llvul. .l fric-ml wurllu lermw- may lll'LllIl'll nf sa'rl'iu'--Cil'il ing, sm'rl'ir1' l7l'1'fl'f'l'l'1l.H lll.X'lfR.X l,, NXSII lIlil.lfN NI1XN'Nl.XN IUIIN II. NIQXVIAON NNN Nll'0l..'XC'l ulfun lo lu' will:-4: rmulv Hllvuulilnl lnuir, luir ul' funn Q7uiv! uml f'1'wr1'ml, Slumlivs Spamisll Lilklll. Slllllli lllnivll ll'l'lIlw'lll'N5J Sol ,l QI4'lll luvurih' will: Ilu' - lrulll XVI-ll lilcml lry vvwrv Ax H0011 u,m.kl,,. MSL Alm- 'llprsll l 'VN' ' Slunyz-rl. lik'-5 In lmi! su'1'uh'rs. .lllu-nys willing lo uizl llu' Synunisll fllulnn lDlJRU'I'IIY Ulllili lll'l1lI I , URR l RlfIQNlUN UNVFN, .Ill llirl lll-sa-ru-Q: llnmlingf, llunllmllz llflwlmlla llaplnin nl .Xlplm Ufluml lIIIlIlH'll rlml jullv. llllslwllfilll .l lrillllj lIlll'cl'IIlllfillS2 Qluivl .md shuliuus - swvll ,.Ul'l'ly lluir uml 41 rvliulrln' Z l 'V l'll- pull, 5lmlvnl. U.'xlllIll1l'l' flvla urouml u-ill: mv nlonwn. 'flu ugjuin. f.ll1ugAq,'l1lugl1'. Svlla suwuls , In flu' sr1w'1'l. FSI S f , f llugn- llurly Illrm- M , BRAD ATES .IOYCII R. OVVICNS DOROTHY NI. PATTON ,ILTANITA ' LI INNII S X PI ARSON Cu-NI CIuIl: GirI Rvsvrvvsz Svnior G. A.: 1XrI IfrIiIur :X tIil 'N'IIZl III: lr IDIH HI: x II I 'IIIIIIIIJIIIIQ fIIuIJ. UI XXIIIIIIRIIZ Arli CnInny: Typ- fIIuIJ flu rfuf H, HI.um'Iy IrIomI Iluir. l:uII of Ing iIl'I'- Usufl uf voivv KIII lun c f 1 1 1 1 pop unrl nlisrllivf. l:riPnzIs HA vlmrming munnvr and 11 spurIeIing guIore, Hur' frivml. An urlisf of un- K usual ability, IBIQRDINH C. PERKINS I.AZI'fI.LIf C. PIIII-I.II'S RICIHARD I PIIxI NI XRY PONI XI I IAN I7uuiImII: 13351-ball: Inlra- UirI 121-S--rw-sg I'I1ysiuIugy IIIIHIYIIIXITHIQI I I II: .ll Nl xx r rw f mumIs: BuwIing: CIuI1g ffIuIm: Sr. G, A4 A.: CI1uir: agcr: YUIIQ-yImII P11 1 ur ISU 4 la Svrrvlnry UI- C01-fl CIUIB. G, VV. CIUIQ. Lnlin CIIUIJ III I l lm I aug Ieimls of popularity, A HA FIIIIFIIIIIIQ pvrsomllily llmf H'IVIvur1cIRolI1 0 c ma 9 u q ll reg'Iur I-91111111 Xxlllllt Im rluvs, nmlws for su 'russf' Iimmy Duran! I1In I1 Bu I lo Ile rIovs u'vII. AIways fimv for Dir wonwn.n ALMA I. RI-QDDING CLAIJYS B. RIQITL DOROTHY NI RI UII R UirI Rm-svrvz-sz Lakin CIIIIIIZ Sr. G. A. A.: Cu-1-:I CIHIJ: Bm In Sr I II0 STXIIIL S, XV. CIuIJg CIIIIIF. I'4H'Ilf'Il CIUIJ: BuIIcIog SIQIII. Hun x um zh fume Quiet and sincere-u clmrm- Hlfyvs that spurIeIc with mis! q unq g uw 1 ing personality. vllivf. Loads of fun. fyur lRveI G uhr cllllll' z'0lmnniSl.H Page Forly-four 1 X E EH l1UA'l'ES , f Y . M X ob -I 1:- A 'GN QR RKJHIRI 5, RI:YNUI,lJS NUNIIVXS RIVI1 RMC .NNN Rll'If .XNNX 3l.'XIf ROGERS N lllur l'l...N Pri-xicln-ni: fin ,xllnlml 5lnH1 igllllllllf Slang: fllq-1-tillllyg fl, fxlllnlnl Shin. A K lull: 'X l SMH' Q 'min MA !lll'l'l' of spnrls-gum! ufilws In rvucf um' urguv. A H rl pm lar-rl, gvniu' Flaw I,nl'4'fx' fvfuml fmir. gjvrlllv um' ymulvs - U lfif'mUx' flffllu Su'1'4'l munnvr um' u fflll' 1 nlvnl, 41 hm' gqvnllmmm um-1-I. .XfflilIufax'll'u1l:u'lmmf frivrul.U lrwfms IIIUIIIIIW. A.xli4'lc4.U 1: 'owl' frivnrl. .X slum-sa in r :IH Ju- rr:lcIn'll::'uw. Llujlll- ' YIM: X riff ff fwjai .- li, I ' 3 1, ' Nl,XRI.XN Ii, RUSS VXI 'I, ROTII fufUNIfl,l,RUl'N'l'RIflf lSlf'l'I'Y I, Rl'lfl'KIfR'l' H mlifuf rs-11 ,mir um' u l'1mIfv.uH1 Ilxlrnllulmlsz Huw Yin-l'r:-Nimlm-:nl nl fl. 5. XV, 'ramp Ijdlllilllfi Hnuvlz fin-ml 1 Hv fun'--ulu'uvs swvvl mmf I,..II1 fqn-1-fl tillllll 'NYM filllll Vlulm: Dnmmlil fqllllmg lllllslis fwlulmg Girl R1-sz-rw-4: Ulm' f:i:'luHv.H Tre-.1-:Irs-r: Ili Y: lsllllfltbif Shun: Syn-aliillg, fwlulx: .xri lwuluuyz Bmxlillgj. I-'mil' R ' Nun- uXV4roaIln'ur1I'a tping flung Mxxlillllillfl wuvs-slmr! um! Ulu ull umumf gmnf sport. .X cvllllllllll. Xvorufvrflll spvufcing sun-vi. l.ifu-mf fn' :IH - vspv rvfll ,ml um' quot! WIIHIUIII. ulrilily, fhlimf in UH slmrls riunylmyr. Arlnllwrfill1'rlnlg. Run' Iih of lnumur, mu' uw' Ju mul n frivmuy llHlIllll'l'.-V III un I iq un D! A 4 I' fix. P li' A J XX'll,l,I.XNI ll. Rl 'S5I'l.l. NINRY l.XNIf S.-Xl'IfR ll'IXIIf XY, S.'XY.XC1lf Dvlc-mln-rx Ili Y: vllrzulx. H X swmwl mul sirnwrv nmnnvr. Ili-Y: 'Allin lilulm: Banlu-ilnln, H.U1l'uvN ioux' -- 'HH nf fun, ,X C, i '- A fUHI'f ' 5f 'l Hllisfuriull sllpvrlv. xuuwlys rwu' julu- u Juv, AUm141f'.U lviuillg In llvfp Il pal. Puggv Fr1rfvf.il'f2 GH!-I UATES JM LOUIS VV. SCHl!Hl'fR'I4 Alplla Hi-Y: Annual Stall. Has many friunils, nonrlrnlnnf munnvr will: no limi' lor lltll0S.H IH' RIC! IARD lf. Sflil Tlflif liasvlmllz lnlrumural HI5X,N'l'll'lll'1' ,HIS llllllll' llllll U rynir' louiurcl II'0lill'll. Svrious ss wifi, goorl lnunor. Always s. lnlramnral Vollm-ylmall. ROBIZRT Ii. SCHVVARBIZR AICRMETA SCOTT U, A, A.: Art Colony: A ' 'A tliipo pull:-r'. Ulil tliosr- Cappr-lla Clmir. tllt rflflfly Slllllp, Hlll'llyS ,lrie'nclly. A loyal companion. lwriorls will! lxliss l.K'l'l. lvo limi' for girls vxfvpl fc'r1l1z'llr'.H nn Iln' riqlif sinlc' nl ilu' faricv. Blfllill SCOTI' Ulm- Clulmz Tap Dancing: Sr. G. A. A.: Co-ml CllllJ1l:ff'llFll Clullg Bowling: Ballviz Tum- lmling Club. 'icuii' mul swvvll Lois of frivnrls, lzolll lzoys anal girls. Vivacious personulily willz populurily plusf' lljlilo Dir'le4.H voivv, lolly fvllou C'.'Xl.X'IN SHSRON Nllllllf' lllllllflf. lelfll IHISS ' N Bullrlog Siall: Pliysiolopjy Cluld, fXlARY Nl. SlflPlfl, film' Clulu: Girl Rvsvrvcs: .IOHNNIIQ MAE SERSHION HA qnivt, sliy manner illal wins lwr many friends. Hlournalism lwr specialty. Lilws io lull: to lwr many ilriencls. A clinrining pr'rsonnlily.n ISTOGIZNIZ SHARP H.,XRGARIi'l' J. SHAVV HAROLD FI. SHEPHERD C. S. VV. Clulmz lap Dancing. Typing Clnlm. l'.l'K'llfll Clulw: Basliolluall: ln- HA vlmrming smile nnfl IL HA frivnrlly pvrsonaliiyf-rs'li- lrlfmllmls' swvvl clisposiiionf' ulzli' anrl willing lo coopvrnlv. urls u. frivnrl llH'S an A31 lvlun. Buslevilzall alziliiy. Malzes women come to liim. Goofl boolelzevper. 'Sl1ep,.H lvlany friancls. H Page Forty-six EHAII. ATE5 U IX JIUYIIIY Nl. Slll'.RRH.l. Ilfllff 1'l'IIY Xl. SININIS XVll.l,l.'XNI SDIPSON YIRGINI.-X NI. Sl..'X'l'l'.R fjlmirz film' Vlulr: IMIIQIIIIILI A quivl, gpvnlfv girl. lfwvf Ninlln Sl. Ili-Y. Sr. U. .X xx.: Cn-cal filulm. Null: .ltmlr Rllfmwiii 1 U Nl ,MII 'U I ', : U inn, 1 NH' Mluvul friuml. 1I4'ywlulflH0. NI:IlH of fun - u F0lIfllQi0llS K IH IW Q tml f2mlllll'1n'Iu'l'.N smiln' mul rm v.u'vHvnl shi' nS1nuH mmf xwm-I will: mul ul fl.-nf, 'flH'il'l' smila-. A now for llvws. Alu'-'vs frivluls will: UH una' In-vps flH'IlI,H ll, RUN.'XI.l7 SNHIII l.Xl'lJI5 lf SNIHII l.ll.l.llf Y, S5ll'lIl LORIQNIQ II. Sl'll.KliR I,fl'Nill4'llI ul .Xlplm Ili X, Hxlllllil IIiY1 Yullm-ylmuu Tvmll. Smufl mul snwfvi - u frivml ,Xrl cillllll Physiology Club. flu-4-r I4-gulf-rg H.jx4-lxqnllixllfr' HIll'lIf1'llllYlih', lllslulmlivw 'U l' l'4 'i !l- lfiliqvrll lI'0l'l'l0l', roopvr- I f'lN1 C J l lub- umm. rllivv, quid. um' Sufi spulevll.u HA lflll' fful: nu'm'u'r. fxluix' rl 1'ulls4'i1'rllious n'url:1'r. lfvvr lwur 'lim suv, 'xvlnv rlunll yml juill flu' YY U RUSI. .XNN SPRINKLIQR IIQXN SIIXRK l.lfl..-X ST. CIAIR Ulm- Vlulxz 'np I,ilIl4illLI'1 Sr. 5p.mixIl fillllxz Girl Rs-M-ru-sz U. S, XV. lilulm. fl. .X X.: in-1-ml fllulmg Uirl 5r. U, X. X.: fu-ml fwlulxz Grm.i0Hs in mumwr-a fle- R4-wrvm. l'r1-xifls-nl nl 1'l.,v,a.,l.,g,- Cxlulx. Iiqlllful qirl tu lUl0lU..' U.I'flIN' um! irrvsialililv. Xvivl Ufvuvliv will: ilu' ligllll lrruwn K l llillfl IUUXS,llllllll!ll!'0fifl'lIftlH, lluir. Sufi vuicm' mul u plvus Plvu-:Irv luv: Ill--.fv,Ii1lJl'll1.u ing p:'v'muul!ilx', iW4:rlx'fl'i4'll4lw.n Pugr' ljurly svvcn BRAD ATE5 iw' My J ROY F. SUCKLING iii'Yg Annual Pimtograpiwr. nffvul lnusim-ss man: miles iiiiiv, ,Jul iermws pivuiy. cviivnl pimiugrupiu-r. Vvunuwi P-buh! Ill-QRMAN li. 'l'IiRRlil.I. Sur:-lary ui' Spanish Ciuimx Aipim Hi-Y. A gi-nius -- a ru-ai Haan lil'Hl7lllH'I--ll gwuliru' fiaurrvr. Pirfnly of girls. Spvalzs ling- lisii with a Spanish llCC0llf. BlfRNlf'lQ I-. STHL NTARIIQ S'I'lfNCil. KFNNITIAII STINSON l:l'1'llC'il fiiuiy. Tap Danringg t14!'4'll fiiuix. UA passion for running in tim fi swv:-I lwrsormiiiy, wvii- ugpririeling pvrsmmiily, ri firm 'mils' H Y S3u Sfmly' llIlIHIl0l'1'Ii, mari sluriinus-11 girl wifi: u iriviniiv smiiv- 5 5H frivmi illliI'l'l,. Alfvrniz' Q uiuiiiym rvuciy for lllimc'ilic'f.H IQDNA SUMIVIIZRONV NAONI I.. SUNNIQRS JOSEPH 'liifl.IfCTSAN Vl42lIliLfVk'ii Girl Rvsvrvc-sz film' uginuii, llifll ciunring vyu. iimnlimiiz iiusm-imii: Basin-limii: ciillili fi. S. XV. Ciuim: An- Gvniiv ami quivl IIIUHIIIFN. intra-murals: pmmuliun ixian- llllili Sian. llivusalil rolrlpurly. ilgvr uf Ifxlillllill. .'ilir1i1'Ii1'v mul suivvt - u Hpvpsmlr-ii! Kiri, Huff on lin' cimrming girl, hoof. 'Tir1y'.Oi1, Ilwosrf wiifl purtivsi CNOHHZ IIKHIVII fo my llfillsf? llllil illllii' QOHH' fllllr, FQDNVARD A. THOMAS GEORGE I. THOMAS JOHN .l. TICF. Ill Hi-Y: Cirfuialinn ix12llli'lQl'l ui: Uflii, lim! IIIYICIIYOOIYI menu. l'ifIiiUl' fri Annual: Color Buiiriogf Slaiiv. 'fir-niui Cvorgvv. R1-ai muliw- fiuaxrfi: Swimming 'iii-am: ln- Uscucls of nlisriiivf, iomis of 'f'fff'fU'14 iraqnurals' fun. Has u wav wifi: wunu'n.H nlfxrvliwil scimlur ami a lrure gwilivimirr. Wir. lfsquirv of Xvuoiiwurci. xx'UHlf'lI. -1 in flocks, ilu! settles for unc ut u iiiimf' Page Forty-viglit 4.5 , GRADUATES .avr Nl DI.I,lI-1 IS. 'lll 'RNIQR .'XIAHIfR'I' ID. IYSON. IR. l.Ol 'INI'. Y.XNl7lfRYlAlIf'l' ISlf'l'l'IIf I. VAN HOOK S. XV. l'IuIv: Iypinu f'IuIn: Ili-Y: Inlm-murals: R4-wrvc lin 1-QI QIIHIII fImirg lwlms Sr. U, .X K.: UirI Rvsvrvvs. .niur G. Svrrrlury- IIANIQ1-lImII. clIIIIIK'l'l'. Wa' lnmk worm. A su,m,t I 'I 'r I I I' VIIIII' frm' fri4'llcI-qlzivl :HMI UIIvuulx' mul irll4'IIig4vlu'z' pfus. lmmnvr u'iIIl svriullsrlvss uml I guml jiHm'rI:uq - IIHHIV Inn' SIIHIIIJIIYU ,I plvusing IHWNUIIIIIIII' - Invvs fun l'0llllJIlII'KI..' IIIUIHIS Ilill1'rIrugs, lnn?Z'I In 4Ium'v umI IIlll'l' fuufv Avvuf 4l,npn'1lruln'4'. '51, 'If XHXN IIUUSIQ. IR, Rl l'II .NNN Ylf'I'I'IfR IQVISN V, XX'.XI.KI'fR NIQXYI Il'RlfIfN .I. XY.Xl.I.S Inlm mur.lIs. UQ,III1'IUlIKI umm-I, snflsymlwn II.lIIvl: I,uI1Ii4 Spm'alI4ing. fIirI Rvsm-ru'x: IIuII1'l: .Xrl In mr' umrlriuixl Iur IIm'Iv 'I fif'f '- 'I I W'I ,Ifi1 'fI4 'UI quivl. gruvvful :mmm-r. I I 5'- Sunil IMI:-yas:-,II l1V 'II I 5I 'I I' fxIrlIc1w fri1'n4Is umI Icvvps HIIPUIU IIIHI prvllx'-Iu1'4'cI Iry' IIH'llI.u UII. Sirivvs for IIN' Iqinvr IIxings in l'II.'XRlAIfS XY.-Xl.'l'IfRS IIFNRY l,, XV.'XI.'lAIfRS lfS'l'lIIfR XYlflNCl,'XR'I'NIfR I74-Ivmln-rx lIifY. I,r1wi1I4-nl ul IJm'I1'l11I4-re III-N: IIHIIIQ-I. His umI1ilirm-In pr:-wrm' I1'lf4 'H fHIf- ...I IeimInvss r1mI frivmIIim'ss Im' umI ur1Ivr--u rap, fIv1'I f'mlsc'im'nlirms u'nrIu'r, Ill' llml mulws 'wr u 1Ic'IigIlIIuI Iml Inv! u rnw1Iy.H 4lIll'uy ll'l'tlI'S 41 lrlmlsfllll snliluhu pvrsoll In Iclurlv. Ifrirws Iluppi' IIUQ4' I:m'1Vnim nvss lo UII. BRAD I-ITES .IAIVIES B. VVILLIAMS IAIDVVARD NVOODS MARGARET YATES RUBY A. ZIiX'iii.Y A Cappciia Choir: Vicchpres- UQuivt Init arlive: wiiling to Sr. U. A, A.: G. S, VV. Ciuimz I'iii Os:-r Uiri Rc-as-rvvs: C ixivni of Latin CIuI'm: Inlra- Jo Iris own worie and lim 'I'HilI2NYEl Giri Rc-srrvcs. S. VV. Ciuim. murals: Track Team: Hi'Y- UIIWI' ff II0U'i5 IWSIJQSA MHvrguyan1I1'Im1'rfIAImunrl0r UA faiIIlI.uI slurivnf. gfllfilllli U ILHIIB Einsleinif-suave. Ap- win Iler runny frivririsfy in ll1?llllll'I',n pears lo Im quiet, but look out. girIsI BETTY ZILLICH 'I'HEODORIf I. ZUKUR VIRGINIA ZVVYGART Baiivlz A Cappviia Cjilliifl IJl'l'SIli0IlI of Spanish Ciuim. Prmiris-nl ui' fiiri Rvsvrvvs: Assistanl Q Eriilor of Annuniz Atlas of Xyoudmunlr puyil CTU-I-fl Ciuixq Iiaiin Ciuizg Gim- Iyping Club' Iisl suprvnw, A true Irivmi, c IuIJ' K-All0Illl'T of our Confingrfnl of 'ZuIee'.' HA clmrming pvrsonuiily - pefife puciwgvs of erwrgy and 1Iv1wmIz1I1Iv mul Imvuiriv. Sufi l'iInIity. Hvr ziimplvrl smile' u of Sf7K'I'Fll. A vrmsfivnfious joy to IwIroIcI. f slurIvni.H 4 Q. - . , 9--1-7,f,.f,,,h .L , I P1541 - yn? VZ :fl - W J- U! AA Qlfll0l 6 of l6!0 OU? RICHARD NELSON CARR JOSEPHINI41 I.Il.I.IAN IJl'RRIi'l'I' VIRGINIA CATHERINE CLIiMIiN'I'S JOEL HARRIS EDITH COMBS I-'RIZD JOSIZPH LAHIZY CIEORUI1 TAYLOR Page Fifty wefrae Of uf I QQSNT we owe '2 5 O VYI 0 F UW we QW 7, X f Some GRQCQ? oeue5' GFNLLGRHJ UHFFJIR Q DVQHTQGQ, f ,WX ff f X ' Qoi.-lx? QKHIHCQ PBM LL 27 Gilman igrnphvrg Every graduating class is especially interested in what is going to happen to its members in the years to come-what they will be doing and how they will weather the storm of life. There is much speculation and much rash prophecy. The Annual Staff, desirous of some relatively reliable information, decided to call upon its friend, Swami, the Crystal-Gazer, to peer into the depths ol his magic sphere and tell what is in store for the graduates of '42, Since he was so correct in his prophecy concerning the election of Jean Stark as Basketball Sponsor, we felt we could put some faith in his prophecies. Here he is nowl Come in, Swamil I I HI see Woodward High School f the cloud is lifting - I see students - gradu- ates - bidding farewell to the halls of learning they loved so much. They are going forth to talce their place in the world -- a war-torn world. I see soldiers on parade. Why there's EDWARD JOHNSON twirling his baton and LOUIS DAVIS playing the trumpet. Those officers out in front loolc familiar -f PAUL AN- DREADIS, THOMAS BUCKNER, JULIUS FUHR, HARRY HUNTER, TONY LINGROSSA, IRWIN MILES, GEORGE TAYLOR, JUDGE SAVAGE-Woodward the producer of men and leaders, in war and later in peace. That Top Sergeant barlcing out his orders-AL HEINICHEN-there's no doubt about it. Ah-the cavalry-how majestic and proud they look- THOIVIAS KLENK on a big black charger and LOUIS SCHUBERT on a sleek brown beauty. Army nurses - how beautiful they are in their attractive uniforms -1 LOTTIE CARTER, CHRISTINE LAWTON, MARY POSTALLIAN, BETTIE VAN HOOK-rendering invaluable service to their country. Next the intrepid tlyers of Uncle Sam's Air Force P4 CHARLES DAVVES, MANSON KIMBALL, ADAM KOCH, ROBERT SCHWARBER, EDWARD THOMAS, ED- WARD WOODS. The navy is here too - KENNETH STINSON, ROBERT KOTTMAN, JACK NEWTON, ROBERT CAMPBELL, and JACK TICE, who after a session at Annapolis will advance until he is Admiral of the United States l'Ieet. Happy days -f peaceful days. The Woodward graduates are tree to talce their places in a world they helped to preserve in the ways of democracy. The boys are returning from their patriotic endeavors. Wedding bellslll DOROTHY BEARD, happy housewife watching little Curt's vitamins: ELAINE KOEHL, Gee, I'm glad the war,s overgu MARY FREEZE, in her dream cottage: PEARL BRAY, efficient little homemalcerg IMOGENE EDVVARDS, her dream come true: MARY HEYL, ulittle mother, SHIRLEY GREGORY, happy with her dream man, NAOMI SUIVIIVIERS, HLet's have tea at my housegn t- What a bridge game they can have if they can stop tallcing about their wonder childrenll DELLA IVIILLER Hin the doughu f-1 she married a banlcer. BETTY ZILLICH also Hin the dough, but in a different way -- she married a baker. Page Fifty-two Captains of industry-Woodward has produced a bumper crop-engineers who by their superior ability have become owners of our country's largest and most important industries-HAROLD SHEPHERD, JOE TELECSAN, GEORGE THOMAS, THEODORE ZUKOR, FELIX MITCHELL, COLUMBUS BALL. WILLIAM RUSSELL. Their Girls Fridayn - EVELYN BALDWIN. HELEN COOMER, VIRGINIA SLATER, BERTHA INGRAM, MILDRED HAWES. And where would they be without the boolclceeping genius ol BOB REYNOLDS: the blueprints ol PAUL ROTH, DONALD FISCHER, and JAMES MASTERS: the advertising ol JACOB SMITH, using the photographs talcen by ROY SUCKLING, and art work ol DOROTHY PATTON, JARVIS GRAHAM. JAMES PEARSON, and OLLIE HANNAH. Woodward graduates have not neglected the professions ,- RONALD SMITH and IVIAX MENDEL- Iuture justices ol the Supreme Court: BERDINE PERKINS. RUSSELL GREEN, CALVIN CHOICE. HAROLD MCCOY. HERMAN TERRELL'-lamous doctors and surgeons: FRED BARRON- mortician, who'Il talce care of the mistalces ol our doctors. Some ol the graduates will be successful as teachers and will give to the younger generation the same valuable guidance and instruction that their own teachers at Woodward gave them-THOMAS HANLON, MARGUERITE AUSBY, JEANNETTE DI TULLIO II want to be just lilce Miss Eppingeri. RACHEL KINLEY, RUTH JOHNSON, NONDAS RICE, RAE ANN RICE. And ministers, too- ALBERT TYSON and BAILEY DICKERSON. I see REGINA BALLINGER, successor to Eleanor Holmes: LORRAINE BRADFORD, head ol Cincinnatils largest department store: MINNIE CAR- MICHAEL, feminine lead in a Broadway musical: HILDRETH CHERNEK. author of the I962 Pulitzer Prize Novel, KENNETH BAIRD, gentleman farmer: CLYDE BASS, mechanic and inventor: SHIRLEY DAWSON, designing clothes in Hollywood: LORRAINE ELMORE, wile ol a sailor waiting lor her ship to come in: ALBERT CLARKSON, C. P. A. making out HARRY FORBES' mountainous income tax: FREEMON OWENS, a famous artist: REBECCA FOUNTAS, mannequin in an exclusive dress shop and LOUISE VANDER- VLIET, a Powers model: FRANCES GOODALL and ANNA ROGERS, air stewardesses on T.W. A.: GLADYS REEL, writing a column lor the lovelorng and DOROTHY SHERRILL. a feminine Walter Vvinchell. There SIDNEY FREEMAN, baclc Irom Broadway, another Irving Berlin: JULIA GIORDANO. singing with Dorsey Glenn's orchestra: DOROTHY ODER. the season's leading commedienneg GEORGE HURDLE, fresh from a Wall Street uclean-up . Out to Hollywood-and I see OLGA ENGEGNO, Fred Astaire's dancing partner: CORNELIA GASTON, Ujitterbug queenng DICK PIKE, another Bing Crosby: and ELEANOR 0 ' AUFDERHEIDE, private secretary to the Quiz Kids . , s The light is fading, my crystal ball is getting cloudy. I see X, is X 0 many other Woodward graduates successlul in many undertalc- lx sl ings but I cannot distinguish their laces. It is getting darlcer-1 J darlcer-- all is gone. This session must come to a close. I will return when you call me. I am always willing and eager to oblige old Iriends. Until you summon me Adieu . 4 ss 4 L r 1 , . W x gm. ,, Lili, M , .1 QA iam? '. 3-2--:Q k 3 5 af- 4 721' ff:-I.. f, ' c NFIB far VFW .4 1,'. gqb, X. ,' K, , . 1 . .- 1, f-'..-,1 -Q.: k .1 :.Z,f'l,.f5f l f'f: V . . 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I M Ayrr PA , V F M M MJ' fik 1 kff, H -ffi'7 ,,s , K A I f Ll W V ffig : vvyi- if I Sw 31 hfiiggkl , Qi vf 1 , Q ' W. 5 ,4i'i Q hx kkkr V A r K: 1 ill 'L as I W Q. lf V ' W de Q ' svwgff x M , ' - A- 5 W' I, s Q V .5 :'T Eg , if aria' QV, ' A WM .Z .Z W . T K in ,ia M 55 X if l , gg f M . X A ., X ,IQA .. Ek I V if K V . VA WV W , M' 'V' F' 'fi' 'P af 6 , ' fx 'QA A fm Q. , RL Q A A X LQ W QE? E f , X cl! L ef!! Q f A X m fw y xi: 1... I if l .... .. ce , , ' Z ,ln X bf fx , R l M y mm o Q mg Q ,f gn Z . E232 ! kg! U 2,-.,f,,3uv1 nb fu.. .1193 1, 3 .5-gd Mi,,fqq.15y1. gym 34-,, F ,, . ,iq .J,E,,3x, ,, , , .U 1 f. . , , , --H, J , Q- E W ' - ' T' PN' +q5?i '-f-e,v -5-s!f.Q,. v fl , x wr 4' 4. gm E: 4 W f 551 .L 1 ' ,1'g,5 Q. lv, 'S 1 ,I L Pai , vii . 2-H 1 1,5-Q, 1 fi' v -lf. 7 ln ATHLETICS FDOTBALL SC'ill4'tl'-'l,1'I'lilllS, llf'llllf'll4'Il, Rotli, its-gler, lx1f'l:illlQt'Il, Lingrossa - Captain. Yes-, 'llc-lersan, lirarllvy .l. lillllf, lf. linlir. Svcoiut Row-l5ntlm-r - Assistant lxlanagvr, King. ,tom-s, R. Bolton, Xvillwns, Klvnli, llm-r, Nlalxlvy Sullivan, Slric Yee - Assistant lxlanagvr. rliliirml Row - Cornell, lxlaltison. llilux - nlanagcr, lxlr. lforest Neuman - fiuacli, Clxristmas, XXll'l'liUXXlll Qi, Bolton - Assistant lxlanager. Facing a tougll sclieclule witll only lour lettcrmen availalmle, a green liullrlog eleven lost all tile games on its Carcl. Uncler tlle guictance ol a new llP2lll mentor. Forest A. Neuman, time Bullflogs louglit llarcl liut experience ancl weigllt provecl obstacles too large to overcome. TIN- griclclers ran into lflllgll opposition against most ol tlleir lioesz an unusually strong lxliclclletown eleven: one ol tile lmest Huglwes squacls in iiistoryg ancl a ruggecl Vvitlirow Crew, wllo later coppecl time P. H. S. l,. crown. Vvitlm time last years' loot- I ll f 1 1 ' ma team one ol tlw greatest ever llacl in Vvooclwarcl, our lmoys were over-sliaclowerl in every ctetail ol play. It is interesting to note tliat several ol time memlmers oi tliis squacl are now continuing tlleir line play on many college teams ol notalnle wortll. page Sixty eiglwt GOQL! X0 4 Q53 X T f Q 5 12, I Kfwjf X Qx 34 r ' j MZ 'QQ ' I l A r ix 2iQ5 LL N. ,xhg Ny L f' ' 5 iff F Y - V J K -Q N I I 1, ,f , ENS gy ' X gifym :UMR 3 , f F , I Q CURLV gg TIME QUT PLEQSE +49 ?dlS9 9' asia lrfxxvt 'qqoqx .1 TQCKLE Q BASKETBALL ll sl 1 s mn ilmlmcllen - fiuplaxill. ,lean Sturli f Spqnsor, l,inQioss.l. Il I cont o in on lorlns ixllllivlll, ljilie. Xvliile, ciilllllllll, lmolms, Ya-4-. x ix vm X ll x llm-r, Xxiillwns, Rolls, Yee. Sumlers, lleyxxooll. Alter winning! tlleir lirst lour games, time Vvooct- wnrct Bilslietlmll Team went into il prolonged losing streuli to winri up il rneclioere seuson witll six wins and twelve losses. However, time Bulldogs turned in several crectitalmle performances against liirst rote competition. Traveling up-stute to meet tile Spring- liielct Tigers, one ol' tile lmest prep lloop aggfregations in time state, our lmoys succumlmect in fl tljllgll struggle lay ix 57-52 Count. Again they put up at line Sll0XVil1Q' lny trouncing tile Norwood lnciiuns 28-20 in il tllrill- pnelxecl lmy in the Soutldwestern flliio rliournument. . . V f, Next season s prospects ure llflgllt lor C,0ilCll Herman fiuastiniis angers witll several memlmers from tllis sensonis quintet returning. Page St venly BASEBALL Xu-1 :mul l N1 llul lnnlxluxl Xxullflux xluxvlx, lXlll2, llvrlxllls, l.IIlll4'lll.lll lfllllfllll. Nov. u'-4 , Quan -Xlmnv, l'.lulpln'll, NVV, lullvs, llllll. R1!lll. lllllnxll, l5l'.ull4'y', hm --lflnxpif-, Xlulliwn, lli4-I4-nls.nl1, Xxlillwnx. xllIlIlllX, lqmnvll, xlqlrl--x'. ll'-ilmlu-n. lullr, lldllmn, 1..m...l., 5 clllm-1 xlnlmgvl .-.., , . XX ill: only lllI'l'1' li'lll'l'IlIl'll rc-iurning lo lurm ilu ' ' s 5 mf - a -mn, f muqlm l lcrnmn K vunslini was lurvvcl In lry Si'X't'I'ill Lfl'0l'II pluyvrs all ilu' X'ill'l0llS unlillml posiliuns. .Ns fill! lu' 4-xp:-rl:-ml, llu- nina' los! con-Q' -' ' IQIU mv anml an lHAILfllll'f lulurs' IS pl'mllc'I4'1l. llllS urllrlv wus lN'IIlLf NN'l'Ill1'll. ilu' llullmlng, 3 lim-up uppvnrs Illusz Ilw inliclml vlmrvs am' lmn ' ln' Nlillurcl c1lllllJlN'll all Illircl lmsv: llslvl cdlllltill slmrlslop: Xvillium l.inn0mam, wcoml lmsv. mu .Xllu-rl llc-inivlu-n llirsl lmusv. Xxlllllillll Nlosvlv lla-omml King, mul Paul Rollm pulrol ilu- olllliclml will, .lmm-s llrmllvy also sm-ing! ucliml. lgl'I'KlllN' llc-r lxins, llorurv llraullvy. mul Xvillimn Xvullurv wrln' llll llli' lllllllllil illlll ,'XIHlN'XX' .IOIIUS MINI l'.lN'l'lIill'll 4 liullr lmmllv ilu- vnirllillg clulivs. - A Pugn- Sl'I'I'lllV um TRACK lrst Rmx Yu tx1ana fir James Patton Crier I' olds, Vinegar. LYIIIIIIIIIHQS, Fuslvr - Ix'Ii'lllilQ'l'I' ccond Row B1 Hiinah hlanagtr Rnnri axis lewis, Redding. Locliard, Garret, Geiger, Tinsley, lllrd IQUXN Cllllh bdllllbfi ILHKS Sclh0l'N FUNIT HIDPF Alldllllly, Ixflllfplly, SLIHiV21ll,I4iIlgI'0GQ'l Under the guidance of a new coach, Mr. Forest A. Neuman, the Woodward Track Team began its season with an inexperienced squad left over from the team of last year. As the Annual goes to press, the Bulldog tracksters have com- peted in two meets, failing to hand in a victory in either. Wir. Neuman is confident of a better showing, however, and cites the work of Ray Loclcard as an example of the improvement his hoys are making. In the First two meets Ray turned in winners in the mile and half mile, and just as great things are expected from several others. The Cross Country Team enjoyed a successful year this fall, running second to Hughes in an of its meets. Because this was the first year of high school competition, much credit should he given to the memhers of the squad. Page Seventy two GYM TEAM 11 n 4 s XX fulrs-alll, 1. Ixlnurv. XXIII I Huh lnvll. Plawingg svconcl in ull four of llllx City Inv:-is and capping u svconcl plum' in ilu- Slam- WIN-I nf Wlianmi Univvrsily. ffxrorcl. cylliil. ilu- Xvooclwnrcl Gym rlqe-ann PIIIIPCI il vc-ry SllCCl'SSI1lll vmnpnign witlmul llw se-rvicvs of ilu-ir vouclx. lxlr. Ralph 'lqlmnmpsom who In-fl llu- school. lgl'CilllSl' of ilu- grvnl Big Rc-ml lvum from Huglws. our lmoys werv m-vc-r ulmlv lo win ax num-I. ilhlllillgfll Hwy clicl Colm' willuin Ivuur puinls of rc-ggislvringj an vivlory on onv orvusimm. fhllslaxllflilmg pc-rlvornwrs on ilu- Palm- and Vvllilc- squml wvrc- fupinin Allwrl lrwis, Xvvslvy Gilreulh, .lolm lxloorv, Paul Knisvr. Xvillimn XV1-lc-nllmlrlp, und F1-Iix 5lilc'lwH. :lx Illrvn' BGWLING l.i-It to Right: D. Jaineson, l. Kottsy, B. lla-rlcins, hir. llarlcins - fioach, l, fiihson, I . Barron, ll. lliclwrk Still, lSl'llXXll. Bowling was inaugurated in the puhlic high schools ol Cincinnati this school year lor the lirst time. 'leams were organized hy the schools and competitive matches were arranged. A group ol Vvoodward hoys howled each weelc on Vvednesday afternoon at hlergards Court Street Alleys. hir. Harlcins was present each weelc and the hoys prolited greatly from his instructions in howling. Those hoys having the highest averages represented Vvoodward against lour other Cincinnati high schools. Those who made the team and received letters were: Harold Brown, captain: Fred Barron, Berdine Perlcins, .lohn Kottsy, and ,lohn Slcorogorl. The team was coached hy hlr. Harlcins. Page Seventy four TUMBLING 0 x - lic-ssiv Sllllllllll. RUIIIIIIIQI liklfllvll. l llsl lf x umnl Rim -,Mlm-liiuv llilullilv, llwlly l1.irnl.nl4. llmlisc- Kirlw, llusviiinix' lilmnilis. lll-sl.: ,l.ums llnlln-1-ii Xxlillulllll, Xllllx Xlulvll, Xlirgiiiin Ylw, livlll' lull. KXIIY ill llli' Sflllllll XYll0 l'llll ll0 il lN'I'l1'l'l l0I'XX'ilI'il illlil llill'liXYilI'il I'0ll lligilill- In juin ilu- Yllumlmling 'lic-mn ljrmu llu-sv simple- slllnls llw girl uclvm14'vs ln pi-rlmming Lip ups. In-ml springs, lrmil lu-ml springs. llvml slumls, pyrnmiml lmllilmlingj, .incl IIHIIIY ullll-r1lilli1'ull slunls. il-lIlllllllIlLf nirls in llw clvvt-loplm'nl ol' gjoocl puslurv, lmmlily Qrallwz nml 'misc' IIN- girls mlvriw- llllIl'll vlijoyliwlll lrmn lc-urningj lln- slaills ul lumlmlingj. Ili.-v run . si-nw in lllvir awllivvc-lm-lil an pivvv ul worli wi-II clum. si 'lllw lliumlmlingj fllulr isaulxx'uysc'z1g1vrlululu' purl in srlmol l'Hll'I'lillIlllN nl :ml , , . L2f'lH'l'llllNlY X'UlllIll4'4'l'S lls svrvirvs. IIN- Llirvvlor ol llu llllnl :ling cilllll, Blrs Xlmulmm .loin-s, 1-lxfollrngjvs tlw nwmlwrs in lllis clirvclion nml is allways willing lo lllilfll llivm in llwir vllnrls. qv Svrwrlly live IR. G. A. A. l'IfSl IQINY '-' ljlill, l.. SlI'lllQI'I', l,. l'zl'l!liI'U, ITYRIIIN Niflllllff I V 1 ' ' ' ' . . ,. . ,., l.. lmccy. D, .Ianni-s. S4'lUlHl Row-ll. Kmullv, B. filarli, P, xxiilfllkliih XV. fillllflll. A. Xvnlson. l. K1-llvr, fi. Xvnlsnn. 'lliiril Ron - l . lnmnn, fi. Broun, l. Slmrlvr, l.. Kirlmy, R. lilnnnns. li. Sclnniill. The .lunior Ciirls. Allllvficf Assoviniion is Composvfl ol svve-nlll, Oifflllll. nncl ninflr grade- girls. The girls in flu- Clulm arf- intvrvsterl in gaining morv sliill in playing liiclclmll, vollvylmll, lmalslwllmll, solflmll, incliviclunl sporis, nncl swimming. The Clulm Inc-els every lxlomlay nncl Tuvsclny at ilirvc- o'cloc'lc. Tlwsr- inf-:flings urv enggvrly nnticipntecl lay ills- memlwrs lywuusc llnvy can lu' sure ol nn enioynlmli- nllcrnoon ol worlc mul play. px-siclvs its ntlllc-tic mitivitic-s, ilu- .lunior fvirls :Xlllli-lic' IXSSOCiilliOH sponsors Sllfll social nctivilies ns clnntcs, pnrlic-s, nml lrilccs. Tlw group is unclvr tlle clirvction ol lxlrs. lxl r lcr , l l fl l grnlvlul to llc-r lor llvr untiringf vllorts in Ille promotion ol the inivrvsls ol llwir group. ollnnu . J ws unc tn- g,,'r s nr:- Pagv Svrwiily six SR. G. A. A. I iisl Run - I.. R4-ix. R. Springs-r, G. S1Ili4-xu-IIQ, Il. I':IYIIl. A. Knivrf-il. Gr:-1-mxOOxI, II, I.Oc'IiurmI. Se-IOINI Ram-Ii, VV4-xl, R. .'X4I4IisOn, If. Yu-1-, fi. IiIIIIl1l'l'I. A. SIN-1-II, R. IIQIIIIIIQI-r, IU. Iyullnn. XI, I'OxlalIIi.nll, I., XVUIIIIP, Il. IJRIIIIUIN, S1-IInrs, G. QIIIIIIIITIPI, II:-yi-r, fi. Bizurri. IJ. I,JrOxxn, Y:-Ill-r. 'IIuiuI Rim -A. Iii vI'uIIiO. IXIIIYOIIIIIII, R. III'Il1Il'l'MlIl, I. IIIIPF, R. N4-III, II. fiiIr4-nIIl. IxIOrrs-Il. IIN- S4-niOr Girls' AIIIII-Iic' AssOvinIiOn, IIIIIIPI' IIN' I-xrc-III-nl supm-rvision OI Ixlrs. IfcInu Rc-Inlunnp, nN-I-Is in IIN- girls' gymnasium 1-vc-ry NVf'CIlli'SlIilj' :NNI 'I4I1urs- cIny uIIr-r sr'I1OOI, fiirIs OI IIN- If-nII1, f-I1-vc-nII1, IIINI Iwi-IIII1 QriNIc-S ure- I-Iig.!iI1Iv Ivor nn-mln-rsliip. YI-QIII' purpOs1- OI II1is Org.fa1nizuIiOn is IO nrousf- nn inIc-IIig1f-nI inIe-I1-SI in spOrIs IIIIII LIIIIIWS, IO cI1-vc-IOp If-ANI:-rsI1ip, IHIKI IO IOSII-r QOCNI spOrIsmunsI1ip. IIAIII' aN'IiviIic-s OI IIN- Sr. fi. A. A. IIICIIICIO IIOCIN-y, ImsIu-IImII, VOIIQ-yIJuII. SOIIA Imll. RIIHI swimming. I:Or 1-aN'Il spOrI IIII' QirIs un- cIivicIc-CI inIO If-alms IINII Comps-IO will: 1'ilI'Il UIIIPF. IIN- nN-mIN-rs OI IIN- winning Ia-alms gc-I IINKIEIIS IOr IIN- spOrI in wIiic'Il IIlI'y ure- virIOrs. 'Huis yr-ur IIN- lllI'lllIN'I'S OI IIN- Sr, G. A. A. W4-rv invilc-II IO play IJOSIN-IImII OI Xvanlnul IIiIIs IIIIII VOII1-yImII uI XAXIIIIFONY. IEHCII OI IIN- If-n ImsIceIImuII gnnu-s we-rv wOn Or Iii-II Ixy IIN- VVOOcIwnrcIiIe-s IIIKI :III Q-ig1I1I OI IIN- v0IIc-yImII g.fnnN-s pInyc-II wc-rv znIsO won Ivy Our I1-sums. IfIN'I1 yc-nr IIN- Sf-niOr QirI wI1O Inns IN-c-n OIIISIIIINIIIIQ in IIN- c'IuIJ rf-vm-ive-s un INmOr rup, IIINI any Sc-niOr g1irI wI1O lm IIN- rx-quirc-LI numIN-r OI pOinIs ITSG, rc-41-ive-s am uII-rOulNI HVV.n Pugr- Sv:-1-lily sr-Ur-n gjg wyfvai., Q: , ,W rl, J W3i:f:i.,,gip. , mm, ,sw J e Q x Q fn 1 'M- 012614 NIZA TIONS GOOW1 3 A: O W w w 2 Y ' 'G A Ov 8 SCWO il M A Nfaiif f -' D e - gs ' Y'Imlg- ' - MW ANNUAL STAFF i ' s ' I ww l'lrsl Row - Lett lo Rigln, Dorothy ltallon, l'ellx lxttllfllflt, Belly lllllltl, .lafli lice, Lola .lones, Nonilas Rice. Second Ram -Shirley Dawson, Della lxlae lxliller, :Ann Flax' Rogers, tiill ftocly, lint: ftannplmr-ll, Holm Reynolds, toe Vltelersan, Russell Green, l'1r1-cl liarmn, Bill tltillle, fiillmerl Gnllesnian, ixlax ixlenilel, t:l'ilIlll'S tionilatl, ljornlliy lolmson, Belly Rueclierl. rlthirsl Row-Roy Surlxling, l.ouis Sfhnln-rl, ,li-an Slarlt. lfilna Sunnnf-roxx, Nlary ltoslallian, l.orrainn titlll0I'l', Dorolhy lim-argl, Virginia fwygarl, Aflani Koch, ixlanson Kimlmall. The Annual Stall talces great pleasure in presenting the Vvoodwarcl Annual ol' l042. The girls and hoys in whose hands rested the production ol the yearhoolc worlced hard to malce it a success. They gave unsparingly ol their time and energy. The puhlication ot an annual, however, is not the worlc ot the statt alone. The cooperation ot the entire Senior Class is necessary-since it is their yearhooli, even though they entrust its preparation to a small group. The Annual Stallt wishes to express its gratitude and sincere thanlcs to the memhers ol the Senior Class and to the rest ot the student tmody tor their help. No small part ol the success ot an annual is dependent on the circulation and we appreciate the school spirit ot those who sulmscrihed to it. Thanlcs also to all those who supported the various activities sponsored hy the Annual this year. Page Eighty ANNUAL STAFF Editor ............ ...... J ack Tice Associate Editor. . . ..... Betty Zillich Business Manager. . . ............. Felix Mitchell Circulation lwanagers. . .... Russell Green, Lola Jones Promotion Manager .... ............... J oe Telecsan Art Editor .......... ....... . ......... D orothy Patton Assistant Artists ......... Nondas Ricc, Wilbur Harrison Sports Editor .... I. . .................... Paul Roth Staff Photographer. . . .................. .lack Ludwig Typists ......... ..... A nn Rogers, Frances Goodall Faculty Adviser. . . ...... Miss Stella Tenhundleld Dorothy Patton, Art Editor, acknowledges the able assistance ol Nondas Rice and ol Wilbur Harrison until his withdrawal from school. The Art Editor, her assistants. and the entire Annual Staff greatly appreciate the advice and guidance ol' Miss Margaret Clark, Art Supervisor. .lack l.udwig who was in charge ol photography lor the Annual acknowledges the whole-hearted cooperation ol Bill Cody, Bill Tittle, Dolore Bellamah, Fred Barron and Roy Suckling. Thanks also to all who turned in snap-shots. Russell Green and Lola Jones, Circulation Managers, extend their thanks to the following girls and boys who worked so diligently to stimulate circulation of the Annual and gave their time and effort to the collections for subscriptions: Virginia Zwygart, Dorothy Sherrill, Jean Stark, Betty Rueckert, Shirley Dawson, Doris McManus, Dorothy Beard, Dorothy Johnson, Della Miller, Rae Ann Rice, Naomi Summers, Olga Engegno, Manson Kimball, Robert Reynolds, William Russell, Clyde Bass, Robert Campbell, Thomas Lockard, Louis Schubert, Paul Roth, Roy Suckling, Adam Koch, and Bailey Dickerson. Thanks also to Miss lnez Kamm lor her assistance in the handling of the accounts ol circulation. Felix Mitchell, Business Manager ol the Annual, wishes to thank the follow- ing girls and boys who solicited advertisements: Edna Summerow, Marian Fleck- inger, Lorraine Elmore, Dorothy Beard, Dorothy Johnson, Max Mendel, Manson Kimball, Fred Barron, Adam Koch, Thomas Lockard, and Jack Tice. A vote of thanks to Miss Blanche Tvrznik for her assistance to the Business Manager in the keeping ol his accounts. Jack Tice, Editor ol the 1942 Annual, and Betty Zillich, Associate Editor. acknowledge the assistance of the entire Annual Staff. ln behalf ol the Annual Stall, they express their appreciation to Miss Stella Tenhundleld lor her diligent and capable guidance in the preparation of the Annual. Page Eighty-one ARTIST COLONY The Artist Colony is composecl ol three groups ol' pupils: in the lirst group are those who are particularly talentecl in art ancl are hoping to lollow some phase ol' it prolessionally: in the seconcl group are those who may not he as slyilllul anfl yet may have a lieen interest in the suhieet ancl hope to make it their avociation: the thircl group inelurles all who have electect the suhject in orcler to lincl out what it is all ahout. Besicles their regular art worlx, the memhers ol the Colony willingly assist in all school aetivities throughout the year. This year they have lneen actively engagecl in malxing heaclings ancl illustrations lor the sehool paper ancl the Vvoomlwarcl Annual, as well as proclucing lively posters anct aclvertising all school procluetions, paper clrives, games anct hoat rifles. Their largest ancl most heautitul procluction was the staging ol the Christmas eantata. The entire eeclesiastieal hacligrouncl was ftesignecl ancl eolorect hy the art pupils ancl the living lrilulrf eostumefl aml posecl hy other memhers ol the Art Colony. 'zal pictures were As their part in Xvooclwarcts cletense worlf, the memhers ol the Art Ciolony gave up six weelcs ol their art time lor intensive worli in Recl Cross l'irst Aint train- ing uncler the clireetion ol hliss hlargaret Clark. As a result ol this worli, seventv- two Recl Cross First Aicl eertilieates were awarrlecl to those who satislaetorilv vom- pleterl all requirements. these miertilieates quality the holclers to assist at the First Aint station at Xvooclwarcl or at any station where they may he cfallecl upon to serve hy the Civilian Delense Committee. Puge Eighty two BALLET 1 4-nh-I flloup - l.oix llxonmx, H4-Hd xml:-r, :xlarvollrn-1-ll Xxaulls. Ilallwr lelIl'1lxl'l'l. N roml Row - Uorollux lolnmon. Norm.: Orlolnlo, Romllml XX llson, Lou :xIlIl'Hl'f. 'Alu-r XXUIIIQAIIIIIT I'1-ggy xlillion, Lulvl B.lLn'r, 1:1-lnwn Silnpson, I'.lilalIn'lIl Yolilw, Holly fillicll. 'Hu' lmllc-I is am urlislic' clnllrv claw:-l41p1-cl mul pvrlc-rival in lfrnlwv. 'ls originu , . mlilll wus lo rf-pre-svn! urlions mul IM-'ings Ilnrougjlm claiming mul gvsiurvs. Hn morlr-rn lmllvl Inns lwvovm- u type- of spvchwlllnr Klilllfillg. vxllilmilirmgg grauw' ol mow' mvnl :xml Qvsfllrc' ranllwr llmn an clrmuulic' l'l'l7I'l'Sl'lllillilllI. 'Hw lmllz-I flussf-5 ul Xvooclwurcl urv SllllK'l'YiSl'll nm' rlirx-viral 'xy Ixliss Hum flrr. 'Hn-rv am- lwo floss:-s, Pilfll of which nwvl once' an wc-vii. TIN' purposv ol ilu nllc-I floss is noi only lor rc-lnxulion mul IJI1'ilSlllAl'. lllll also lo clvvvlop poisv mul Lfranu- in an liflll. LIPIIIIIIY lrorly. 'Huis your an slxow wus Qivvn in wllirll ilu' 4-nlirv floss purlivipnlvcl. Allvr l11lll'Il nrurlirv, lmrcl work, mul roopc-ration 'my ull, lllis sllow wus ax Qrmlt succvss. Pugyf- lfiqlrly lllrvv CHOIR The A Cappella Choir is a relatively new organization at Vvoodward High School. Although it is only three years old, its development has heen verv rapid, so much so that now it is one ol the outstanding groups in the school. its memlper- ship is composed of girls and hoys in the senior high school who enjoy singing and who are willing to give the necessary time lor practice and programs. Follow- ing the procedure inaugurated last year, the A Capella Choir meets one hour everv day. This year the choir was made up ol one hundred members, sixty girls and lorty boys. The choir was especially active this year and tool: part in a variety ol vocal presentations. ln cooperation with the Artist Colony, the A Cappella singers gave a Christmas Cantata. one of the linest programs ever presented to the student hodv ol' Vvoodward High School. They participated in a very successful radio hroadcast. They also sang at various churches and presented programs at several institutions. Vvoodwards A Cappella Choir was outstanding in the annual lvlay Festival. The A Cappella Choir is under the competent direction ol lxlr. Vvilliam B. Rimanoczy. Page Eighty-four 40-of CO-ED CLUB I iul Row F I'mh-r. Igll1'fIil'I'I. Springvr, I'-llllli, cII1lfIiSUll. IIirl. I.IIUjl'lYSiil, IJRIXYSUII, Xvrill, R1-is, JIIIIIISOII If II4'.lllI,Y1'Il1'l. 51-1ulnIRuxx - Noll,FLHIA,I'uxI.1IIi.u1,.XI1-x.uuI4'l,Iiumlln-r, I uunl.u, I5umu-II, Iflmgc-gum, 5lm'l1gI.li.IIu-.urml fQmIIn-y, fxxyunll, lulllv. 'IIuinI Rmx P- Yin-, SIN-uiII, Inm-N, Iulllcwull, R, I.mIx.urI, flillmvrl, Xvvsl, I.mIiul'4I, fxunpvr, Inlt'llIlllL'lI f'uIIins, ISl'Nl'l', xI.ulIin. Ilnlllllx Run - Flin INXII, I'mIInn, XYvrIxmxill, R1-ynnlals, Rnlll, II:-ini1Il4-11, Kmll, Xvlxilv, ISHIIIIPX fIUII1'sI!l:lll. I iIIIl Run - Kniwl, I'n-llxinx, IQIIUY, I'nlIuw, I'iIu-, l'uIvln.m, ffrr, KIl'IlIx, Slvxvlwoll, I7i:Iu-rwll. IIN- fin flulm is am urguniznliun XYIIICII slrivvs lo prumolv Cnopvrulioll nmI goml If-IImwInip UIIIOIILI IIN- Imys nmI girls UI VVoocIwurcI. StucIc'nls oI IIN- Svnior lligll Sc'ImoI alwa-Iif,!iIrI1' Ivor IlH'lIlIH'I'SIlIp. 'I-Inv VIIIIJ IIIOPIS lwiu- an monllx on 'I'IlurscIny l1igI1l ul IIN' Y.XV.C. A. It is llllIIl'l' IIN' SIIINTYISIOII OI IiVOIyll cxI1'ilYl'lA illlil IIRIFUIKI x ilyQ'l1Q'Q'I'. TIN- Cyn-I':1I fxlulm ullvmpls lo I.llTlliSIl an vnrivcI progfraxm IIIPUIIIILI IIN' inlvrvsl of ull IIN- nm-mIwrs. .Nnmngj tlu- uciivilivs 4-njoyml Imy IIN- mvmlwrs lllis yvur wvrm filnrislnms CYIYOIIIIQ Inllmw-fl Irv an c'IliIi sumvr. an sc'uvvr1g,!vr Ilunl, n IIuIIowv'vn H H , I I purly, an .Iulv Hmm .lump cIum'v, inrlour Qmm-s, Lliscussion groups, uml many olllvr sm'inI IIIIIVIIUIIS. IIN- f'IuIm olvlviu-rs l'If'l'Il'lI lInis your wc-rv us Iollowsz SIlirIvy Dawson umI Tung I,inLfrussu, VU-1'IlilIl'lll1'Il1 SIlirI4'y IIir!, svrrvluryz :HMI AII'rc'tI Clnrlxson, ITOilSllH'I'. Puggu Ifiglnly ffm' DRAMATICS First Row - Della Nliller, lmla Clarli, Naomi Sumniers. Lorraine tflmnre. Nell Rountree. Rulmy firnliani Si-vomit Row - Arts-na tiinley, tl -l -i V' ' - txtrs. vltrinlile, lfvelyn fiarrell, ,luanita Nlifii-in ltlrird Row - Doris Nlrnlanus, .ouis Davis, Ro' llernilon. Henry Stork, txlary lfreemn aw i Kittie Dramatic Class was organized lJy lxlrs. Jessie fi. Trinlcle lor tlie purpose ol giving ttiose interested in sneectl worlx and dramatics an omortunitv to do I I I , specialized wort: in voice, diction, pantomine, and dramatics. Alter a period ol study ol lundamentals, tlle class was ready tor actual stage xvorlc. Ttie memtpers ol txtrs. lrinlqlets class lmegan ttleir activities lay putting on a one-act play tor parents Niglit. Later, various members ol tile group tool: part in ' ' . . ' . ' ' . pertormances at Qtiristmas, Lincoln s Birttiday, and tdounder s Day. Several pupils made speeeties in ttme city-wide Vvar Cttest campaign. l'our one-act plays were given lnelore ttle sctiool and an original slcetcti was given over VVSAI lor tlie Higlz Svliool Treasure Clmsl program. Class worlc and platform experiences lnave lietped to develop in eactn pupil greater poise and a tligtier standard ol speecli expression. Page Eiglrly six FIRST AID IXm'i-Illig - I ..u.I.II, I fmotiuii. I. Iirynll, IXIIIIQ. Fimxx. Iollvs. N-comi Ron - XI. II.nxn-x. I. Xxiiixon, I.. KIITIISIHIXX, ixiiu Iiinrix. XY. Rllxsu, Ii, SlilXXl'iIlil4'l'. Xviivy I.. Ii.nn-ll. I.. I'IuiIIipN, R. Ioilllxoll, Ii. Slvw-lux. If. IVIIIIIIIIVX. XXIIIUII XVoo4Iw.nrcI milf-II Ior voiunls-vrs Ior purlivipnlion in Iwr program oI wanr worix, Iwvnly Iwo junior umi sc-nior giris signvli IIIIIIIPKIIRIIPIY Ivor worii in I'iirsI Nici, ,Ns an rn-suil an rinss in RI-II Cross Ifirsl Aici Viiruining was vsinimiisiwci IIIHIVIA lin- iiirr-vlion oI oiiss 5Ia1rgfnre-I Cinrix. ,I-Im cinss mv! vvvry 'Iillc-sciuy nIIvr wiiooi Irom Iinrm- o'vIocI4 unlii Iour-Iiiirly Ior INYCIII3' we-vias. AI Iiw 1-mi oI Iiw vourm- Iilosv nu-miwrs wilo wvrr' urlivv in nIIvncIaxm'v ami m'onsc'ivnIious in iilfxil' work we-rv I'uIIy lllliliiiii1'li Ior Slamciurci Rc-ri Cross I irsI .Nici CicrliIiiCuIvs. Viiimis nmIu-s ii possiiiim- Ivor IIN-sv inciivicilmis Io unswc-r fill' cuii oIi IIN' Civilian DvIivnsv f ommillm' Ior s4-rx'i1'z- ul I'irsI .Kimi Siufions in Iilm- oI 0llH'l'Q!'IN'y. IIN- Iillowivcigff' oI Iirsl uni wlm-I. lin-y Imw- urqlurs-ci in pulriohc' 4-mic-nvor will 4-vcr In- oi valium' Io IIN-in amri IIN-y will In- IwII0r1'iIizc'l1s Ior II1c'irvIIorls. Pugu Iiigilllv ww IL FRENCH CLUB X First Row-Xioiiiv Turnvr, ifvviyn IWIIIIIIIIPY, Bc-rlmirc Sl:-ii, Nirs, .FIUITIII Rifill. riiimoxnas iianion. Doris xisxianus. Svlulllt RUN -iiklnvitt SiH'l7Ill'l'li, ifiivll Niittvr, ciiiuiys Rvvt, Bvlit' Stull, 1'iliifi1'S igilifll, i.Uiil .itlIlQ's. Tim i rem'im Ciutm is an organization XVil0SC' nwmiwrsiiip is iimitc-ci to tiiirci and ii0llI'til year stucicnts oi Fremtii. it ilas CIIOSCH ltiv name Airs Ecitiovs Parisiensn. its purpose' is to ixettvr Frcncti niiclion ami to t0StPF' a iricmiiy rvgarci tor ttle Frencil peoptv. Nieetings are iwici once eacii montim ami time me-mixers participate in a program in wtiicim Froncin games are piaycci ami Fr:-:mlm songs are sung. During liw pasl year ttle i:F'PllCil Ciuiv tlas raise-ci a consicivraimie amount oi mommy tor limo sciiooi iumi ttmrougil ills sale ot camiy ami Christmas Canis. The oiiice-rs of lim IJFCIICII Ciuim are: Thomas iianion, pre-sicic-nl: Doris ixicnianus, vice-prvsicientg anci ixioiiic riurner, sc-crctary-treasurer. Ttle Qiutm is umicr ttle aimie' ciirc-rtion Qt pirs. ilmnia Riciit. Ilflgl' lfigillyfviylzf GIRL RESERVES 1 J W , '41 I xnl Ifmx - I4mm.u YI-I-, Nliw IQNINIUIIIII, IIuv4-I 7uIN-I, Virginia: fxxy'g'nl'l, SIIirIc-x' IIirI, I5-Ir'-IIN' IIIII-. IINNI Ienxx -IIIIIIII-III IIIN-IIN-IX. .XIIIIIIIN-lIv f'lNIlNxll.l, IIl'II'n IRININ-r. xI.lxilN- Ijnllin-Is, IIII SIN-IIIII IQIIIII XIm1x,I.iIIi.1n XXVIII-x IIIINI Ifwxx -Yilgin NINIIIII. IMI.: IINN-x, xI.uinn III-IIQIIIQI-r. NI.lly I'nxl.1IIi.lll, fEI.u.l RNNIIII-y, IIXUIQII II.IIIIxxin, IIHIN- SPIIIUI' fIirI RI-ss-r'x'1-s is un OTQIIIIIZQIIIOII Ivor g,5irIs in IIN- II-IIIII, l'Il'X'4'llEIl, IIIHI Ixu-IIIII 2,fI'ilCI1'5. N- nur xnxx- UI IIN- fIirI Rc-sf-rw-s is NIAQ IIIINI RIIIII Qin- IIN- IN-sl. IIN- sI0g,fall1 ' . ilI'l'IX'. IIN' CUCIP, NX'IlIl'Il IIIKISI IN' CKFIIIIIIIIICKI Io llN'lll0I'y PIICII ll I I IN In I.N4 IIII xqu lll1'IllIH'lA l'lIlllII1'I'ilIl'N IIN- NI1-uIs XYIIIIAII I-vm-rx' lIH'lIlIll'l' IrN-s In uIImn. IIN- IIIN-0 sNII-5 III IIN I IrI Rt r I., I I' -s1-x'c-Iriul1fI4- SIIIINI Ior III-QIIIII, IIIIIILI, a1lNI s miril. ull IIlI'l'l' UI NYIIICII IIN- I :1rI Rc-sm-rw-s Iry rm1sI.IllIIy In impruvm-. 'IIN fi' sm IIHIJIINIIIIJ illlKI IIIQII privN'ipII-s. - nrI IQl'S1'l'Y1'S IN-Ii1-xv in sporl IIIIII Iun, IlllI IIN-y zIIs0 SIRIIHI Ivor QINNI I IN- 0IIIl'1'l'N III IIN- orLEaulizuIion Iur IIlis W-ur urs- us Iklllmw Virginian fxx'yg1urI pn-s7mII-III: Ilim-I ZIIIN-I, vin- prc-sirII-III: SIlirII-y IIirI, Ire-austin-rg .Ioyvv fjwc-ns wrru-Iury. 'I'IN- IJIVIIIIY aNIx'ix4-r UI' IIN- fIirI R1-sc-rw-s is NIiss .Illamihl I2mNI0IpII. Ijuga- IIIIIIIII' nim GIRL RESERVES Iiirst Ron - fi. Iiiillllillllll, NViIsnn. I.. Nioore. If. Iiayes. fi. Davis. I . Ifoxx, XI. Iiglrxles. Scr'onrI Row- IXI. Iiaxxes. xx. Ifrmxn, If. Barnes. I.. firm-nsIxaxx. NI. Yates. 'I'IlircI Row- fi. Gaston. IXI. tiill'll!i1IHII'I, I . Knigill. If, SllIYlllIl'I'lNX. EEUIITIII Row-IXI, Iiitixey, .I. bIi'c,Il'l', Y. Nvalts. K The TaI1igxva GUI Reserves CIuIJ is composeci oI' Senior c'oI0recI Qirf Vvioociward High 5CI10oI. It was estaI3IisI1ecI many years ago ami Imas In-en an aetive GirI Reserve organization ever sinee it was iounrieci. rI4I1e purpose oI tI1e GirI Reserves is to Create anti maintain Cilristian Iiving tlll'0llQll0Uf tI1e community. It sets Ior its memI5ers a Code oI I1igIl icIeaIs wIiicI1 every memIJer tries to attain. VIAIIG CiirI Reserves sponsor a comIJination program aimecI at PIIYSIFEII, sociaI, ancI ecIueati0naI cieveiopment anfI improvement, IXIueIi is cIone to create I'eIIoxvsI1ip Imetxveen tI1is cIuIJ and tI1e III-Y Imoys ancI many oI tI1e soc'iaI aetivities oI tI1e group Iiave tI1is purpose. EI-Ile oII:icers are: EIvetta Hayes, president: I.ottie IXIoore, viee-presicientg .Iuanita NICGQ-e, secretary: CorneIia Gaston, treasurer. The TaI1igwa Giri Reserves extend tI1eir appreciation ami tIl21I1i4S to tI1eir adviser, Ixliss Anna I.exvis, xvI1ose eIIorts Ilave resuItecI in tI1e Iine spirit of Coopera- tion wIlieI1 exists in tI1e CIUIJ. Page Ivinety Is oI . I G. S. W. CLUB l iist Rim -l., l5.nm-s, l, slump. li. finslnm, Nliss Uni, fi, ll.lmill.m. Xl. llnxx.--X, l.. lilmlx. Nunnl Run - Fllllnllvmxx. filuii, .X lfvclililig, .Xx'e'u'll, lfllmll. lliiyvs. lilrwlslmxx lluinl Run - X. Kinln-5, Nl lmlxsuu, R. Kinln-5. lilum-r. ll IMI.-. N, le0lIllil'1'1'. lululln Rum - lf. lnllusulx, Ynlvs, llllillips, 5. Kilgmi- ililn- fi, XV. cilllll is am orgjauiizulion ol' Si-nior rolorvcl girls. 'lillv mnin murposv ul llxis vlulx is in slimululc' an slrongvr lvvlingj ol lrivmlsliip unmng I1-Ilow l slucle-nls, ilu' pri-sf-nl mm-mln-rs luiw- ilSSllllH'll will: lIlll'lNlIllg,f vmlvnvor. ilu' llll- linislu-fl lnsl4 slurh-rl lmy ilu- girls ul IUII, wlm urg,funim'cl uncl slriw-rl In nminluin Iluis t'llllJ. IIN- nu-mln-rs ol ilu' f v. 5. XV. Q lulm 5ll'lYl' lo luv- up lo ilu- nnlmlv slumlnrcls ul XX'UlNlXNill'fl mul Sl'l'li In lu' am ussvl In ilu- srluml in c'x'4-ry pussilxlo waxy. IIN- girls lmw- uirlf-cl in ilu' prmnuliun ol Xvumlwnrcl au'livilis's. il-lwy lmvv llINlt'flilli0Il il mruggrnm ol lsllillilllf lm' ilu- R.-fl Cross. ln aul4liliun lu lllvsc' au'lix'ilivs, lllcy lmxv lmil ul sminl mul an flumw-. 'lilac rlulm rolnrs uri- lmluz- mul pinli. ililn-'nliliirc-i's uri- us lullows: fxllllil .'Xx'vn-il, pri-simli-nl: Ruunlrvv, win- prvsimli-nl: Ixllllil Rvclclingj, sc'1'rc'im'y: Nlilclrvcl laulxsun, lrvnsurvr: l.ur1-Hu firm-nslmw, Sl'rLfl'illll all-arms: lnlliv l'.lHN'll, rc-purlvr, lllt' lilfllllf' 2lllYISI'I' Is NIISS llilll'l C , cuff. lyuqi' ixiinvlv um' ALPHA HI-Y ttirsl Row - Ktentc. txtemtet. Smith, ftoteman, txtilrhett. Nvllvlltt Run -t.Illgl'1lssil. fllttitlllg, ttvllllltlvll, C tilrtwull, Ntvllltelltmtt. ttfllrull. The Atpha Hi-Y is the Senior Vvooctwarct Hi-Y Ctuh at the Centrat Y. Nt. C. A. tti-Y organizations are ctevotect to the promotion ot high itteats eommen- surate with tht- highest stanctarcts ot Christian tiving. The Atpha Hi-Y. one ot many such groups throughout the Unitect States, enfteavors to tive up to the irteats ot CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP, CLEAN SPEECH, anct CLEAN ATttLti't'ICS. the Ctutm attempts to present programs which Witt appeat to att the memhers anct which witt devetop a wett-rounrtect youth. Notatmte among Atphais socfiat avtivities tor the year were the Thantcsgiving Dance, the Vttashington Batt, anit the Spring Prom sponsorert in conjunction with the Beta tti-Y. The ctutm is atso interestect in Vvortct Service anct has atways ctonatect generousty to this worth- white interest. h'tr.it'tarry Strothman is the capahte and wett tovect teacter ot the Atpha tti-Y. wthe otqtirers ot the etutm are as tottows: Ronatft Smith. presictent: ttarry Coteman, vice-presictentq htax htenctet, secretary: tjetix txtitchett, treasurer. Page Ninety two BETA HI-Y I n . . . w 1 Qin' A, vid ml Irlp In IIN' I nlx'1'rslIy UI I IIIUIIIIHIII fJIJSI'l'YilIOI'y. II1r1'1' I.1'nIc'n 51'l'YII'l'S. I IIurrN1 II: NIL SIYOIIIIIHIII. in 1'Imrf1' UI ull IIisY c'IuI1s all IIN' Y. IIIHI IXIr. I ' .9 ,gf ..' 4' W. -s I ilsI Run - II.Iil1I, Knisvl, II.lII1'l1sI4'In. I..lIu's, Kullsy, xI4'uuNI Ifuxx - IJullgIN'lIx, Irxxis. xI.IpI1's, vI1'I4'4s.u1, IIulIc'snml1. IIN.: Ili Y CIINII is c'mnpusc'cI UI XXVOINIXYIIITI juniors .NNI is um' UI nmny II. N 4INIzs s mnsm'1'rI Irv IIN' Y. NI. CN. .X IIN' xllrmst' UI all III-N rIuIms is -'In rrfuulm I , I I IIIIIIS UI nminluin .NNI c'xI4'lNI IIlI'IlllQIlUlII IIN' srINN1I illIII rummunily. Iligll sInlN' ' IIN II IIN Imsis UI MII IIN-ir aN'Iix'iIN's. IIN'y Imw' NYIIIAIQPCI Iowur4I IuIIiIIing,! IIN' purposf' I InrisIi.m c'Imr.N'I4'r. IgI'Iil Ims m'x'c'pIc'rI II1is purposv IIIHI Inns Iri4'LI I0 me ' 4'IlIUIIfaIQIIILf IligI1 i4I4'uIs, IxigjI1 sc'INmIusIic' SIIIINIIIIQ. l'Il'illl spc'4'c'I1 IIIIII uIIlI1'Iix's, ANNI pmnuxlingj QINNI If-Ilfm sIlip. Iluring IIN' yvanr, Iivlu IIIIIIYIKIIIIIIIX illNI WIIII IIN' m'00pc'ruIion UI OIIIPI' III N IX OIIIIIIUN aIuIns, Inns sponsur1'rI IIurc'm' CIIIIICOS, Iwo swimming purlics, sm'v1'ruI uIIfcIa ' ' . IIHI II lIsu INIII ..I,If In stlllll XIHUIIIIQIII ricI1' UI! IIN' ISIIIIICI CJIIPPII. IIIIII' l'IllIl IIIIS I .' ' ' . ' II N L L, In III II'ilII1'I' UI I54'Ian, IIN' s1'rx'N'4's UI SOIIII' UI IIN' rollnlrv s OIIISIEIIKIIIIIV spf'uIu'rs XVIII! I spnIwn on suI1jc'1'Is FUIIIIIIIQ In IIN' pr0ImIc'ms OI Imvs UI IIIQII s4'INmI usjv. Ilwlu Inns nIsu InIu'n nn IIIXIIYI' purI in IIN' Y XVIHIII. TIN' 1'IllIm Inns f Ii scnl IINI IN UH hllllilf Ill III-I4'Q.1I1's In IIN' rlly, founly mNI sIuI1' WNII' III-N c'm1I1'rr'lN'c's, 1 ' l' ' I ,XIIIIII NVIIII an cIz'Ic'gjauI1' In IIN' X.nIim1.1I ciUIIIvi'I'I'lIi'I' xx'I1i4'I1 is In IN' IN'I1I all I 'I IIIHU, IIlis sumnN'r. IIN' group is .nIso prvpnrinn In sc'lNI um' or Iwo nN'n1IN'rs In , IIN' Ili Y III'I'iu'rs' ,I4ruining fimnp IINm'Is0n DINIIII. '. ' . ' . . Y . IIN- HIIIl'I'I'N ilI'I'I IIJIXYIII c'ilIIl'lISII'III, IlI'1'SIKII'III2 CPVII I.ilIil'S. YIFI'-IlIAI'SIIIl'llI 1 IIIIIAIUN ISIIIFII, NI'I'I'l'IilI'yI IIIHI .XIIQIISI IIXIICSIIEIIISPI. Irl'ilSlIl'l'I'. Pugr' Ninfy IIm'0 NINTH ST. HI-Y .. if 5 , .,,. 'N iiirst Row - fiI2lSIDi1', Todd, Xvmniioiii, Simpson, Niariiey, .i4nn's. ilniifiuy, Slllitil. Sl't'Ullli Run - iirnwn, Z. ixiunrinn, Xxiniiivr, Sznniz-rs, Taylor, .ini1nsnn, iiliiirri Rim --tiuiimlln. Tuggie. VV. ixiuncinn, ilenpies, ieiiis, IZIIXXRIFIIS. Tile Nintim Street Hi-Y Ciuip is composed ot colored iiigil sciiooi iuoys and stands tor ilifjil idents oi Ctiristiun ciluracter. Out ot tiiis ciutm ilave come some ot the most intiuentiai colored men oi Greater Cincinnati. Tile Niiltil Street iii-Y Ciuim enjoyed il numiver oi interesting activities ttlis year. its members extend tiieir appreciation and timniis to time new advisor, ivir. Turner. Because oi ilis ettorts a iine spirit ot cooperation existed in every under- taking. Tile oiiiicers ot the ciuiu ure: Vviiiiam Simpson, president: June Vilmegilr, vice-president: Cimries Jackson, secretary: Harold Jones, treasurer. Page ivinety four ll: I R Numul lf JDURNALISM N on -l llxnllfl llulllnlx, xllx. fvrma' 5. illlxvr, llllflrvlll fllvrllvlx. ljnrmllly 5lll'l'I'Ill. 1 mx - Nlnu' luxlnlliun, Rn-gin.: llmllinugvr. Nmulns Riu-. lillu-l l'.rxin, l'mxu 1-5 C-nuulnll, l..l11-llv l'I.iIIi N, liqllll Rolla, l.uqlu-lyru- Klingg. llvlh- Null. I ' Cum -Rm lzmlhm, Nlnry N-ilu-l, fllmlyf R.-1-I, .Xllu-rl llm-mulu-n, fxlnly l'n-1-fm-, llulx l'llw. Iluul I l.Xlu-u-nl: l'llkIIll'N llmiul, l'rc-nl l.ulu-y, fqlmrlullv Kcull,l XX'll0IlXN'ill'll.S lhirsl rluss in .lournulism wus urgjunim-rl ul llu- lu-ginning ol' lllis N4 ll00l Yi' nr lor S1'Ill0l'S mul .luniors wlum sigru-cl oplion rurcls lor .lourlmlism lens! yn-nr. Ulu- ol llu- mllslauuling au'iix'ilic-s ul ilu- rlnss is llu- pulxlirnlion ol Hllu- lxuulxxnrxl llllllrlogju. llilclrc-Ill cNlli'TIll'li wus fluvsvn litlilnrg l,illll Rolll. fXSS0l'iill0 l llll0l IillXN'ilI'1l rl-IIOIIHIS, cilI'l'lIlilll0ll lXlilllilQ4'l'Z illlil lfre-ml l.illl0y, l5llSllN'SS lxliIlHlLff'Y', llu- nluwx- piriura- pn-sf-nfs llu- skull ol l lu- Nvcuulwnrcl llullclogg , All urc- nu-mlu-rs ul lll1',lUllfIl illlSlll CWIRISS l'X1'l'lll NIIIIKIRIS lzll'1'ilINl lxlilfy l,0Slillllilll. H-lillf' XXlU0llNYill'll llllllblju is lumw an ll0lllAlSllllILf lu-wspnpvr will: il long 1-x1'lu1llg,fv list willl cwlllflllllilll .nul Ulll ul lown scluuxl pugu-rs. ln aulrliliml lilllh'llllllllSlllllLfUlvllH'S1'll00l lu-wslmpu-r. ilu- .lUllTllilllSlll Class Im KIUIH' Illllfll H'ilIllllQ lll Sl'Y1'l'kll llIINl1'l'll llllflliii ill .l0llI'l1illlSIll illlil IHIS lil'pl llll XYQ'f'lily D - V. YA - rf .nlu-lf-s lor Xvcuulwnrcl pulmlirily in rl lu- fwilwillllalli l usi. llu- linu-s-5lnr, mul llu- C lllflllllz :li llnquirc-r. Vlnlu- .luurnualism fxlnss is llllllvl' llu- mpulylf- clirc-rliun ul lxlrs. clfillfl' Xvullwr. Pugh- Nivu-ly 'llm' LATIN CLUB Ifirsl Rim - If. Yee, fi, Raita. D. Innna, S, Yi-Iler, I. Rvymylfh, V. Zwygarl, ti. Km-III. Ss-umcI Row- I , Ifnnis, U. I1uriIy, FI. Danir-Is, Ct, Pi-IruIlI', B. .I. Bryan, R. IXI. 'I4nr'Iwr, hliss .'XnIImny, .I. IxIalIism1, I.. Innes. R. Kinlt-y, If. Palnmn, If. fIIlumI1'y, If S1 I1xxeiuIls'r. rlrtlifil IQOXY'-'l,. l.0Yl'lt, KX. .lUIlK'S, cwill'l112li'k, ci. IAEIIQUS, lii'IltlI'Iilll, IXLIIPIV5, .I. K4ltl5y, S 'X IiiIgo, R. .NIN-gjgIc-xl, R. . Iurry, .I. VViIIiams. The I.atin CIuIJ ot Vttoodwvard High Schoot is composed ot second and third year I-atin students. The aim ot this Ctuh is to stimuIate an interest in Latin and to give the Latin students a chance to enjoy their study of this Ianguage. The meetings are eagerty anticipated by the memhers hecause ot the many interesting and educationat programs which are arranged with regard to the inter- ests and needs ot the The IacuIty sponsor ot the I-atin CIuh is Ivliss Iwtary Anthony whose capahIe guidance has resutted in an eager and aIert group. They have chosen as their motto, Hperge IN'I0do,H which means, QnIy go on.H The ofticers tor 1941-1042 were as t0IIows: Joyce Reynotds, president: James VViIIiams, vice-president: Emma Yee, secretary and treasurer. Page Ninety-six LIFE SAVING ' ww A l usl lfmx - ,Xrminid lvmulli-, ll:-llx Xxvilsnn. Nwulul RUN - l.IllInlll 5llIIlQ4'r .Intl l .lrrlv Xxvsl, lillllllllv l.IXlIl .lllll .xlltv lllvxvl, llulll llm'l, lllvllllll Killllllll .mil llumllly llc-llln-l.lrlur1.1 llILlilIII .xml luis lim-ls YI-lll' i'Xllll'l'll'illl lel'll cil'05S l.llil SilVlllLf CWOIAIJS XYLIS l'0l'lII0ll llll' .i'XIIH'l'll'illl llc-rl firuss lu pri-pnrv imlivicllmls lor mulling H'Sl'lll'S XX'll0ll IIl'l'i'SSlll'y mul luclc'Cl'1'11s0 ilrmxningfs lllfllllfjll lummvli-clg,!0 mul sliills. Noi vvvry girl in ilu- group will puss lllv rigirl 1-xmninnliml ul lln- Rf-fl Cross. lllll llmsv wlm mln will lluw' lu slmxx' in supvriur nslvry ol ull swimming slcills uml lillv-snvingf lK'l'lllllllllI'S. llpun passing ilu- Svnior 1XilllllIlilllllll, lln- girl is vliqillli- ln svrw' ans ussislunl lllSllAlll'lUl' nl rump, lmllxing 1-nrlu-s, lllilyLfl'0lllIKl5. mul imloor pools. lhf- ruursr- is an ve-ry clillifull one-, lllll lliosv wllo pnrliripulv in il If-1-I llml il is wi-II worlll lllv limi- uml vllorl. Pnqv ixvirlvlv-1'4'Prl L. R. S. iiirst Row-Duris iiairslon, .ivrry iiaycivn, Nir, B. ij. iruiics, Niargarvl SXXEIIISUII, Sixiriey Yeilvr. Ss-rumi Row - Belly Bryan, ,ianvl Buiwr, fir-nrginllzl fizunizrs-i, Peggy ixiiiiinn. Luuisv Hunts. 'iixird Row - ,inrii SIOYPIISUII, i'irr-ii Sluviming, i'.r-:ri .ioi1nsun, fiuri 'lic-imsmi, Louis Davis. Tile girls and inoys wilo are members oi time Luncinroom Squad imve ix-en cnreiuiiy selected ily ixir. Fuiics, their director, from tiie student body oi Vvoodward Higil Seiiooi. Their duty is to iceep discipiine on tide iunciiroom iiioor, in ti1e iwaiis and in the iuncilroom itseii. Tixeir tasic is a most diiliicuit one but ttley have been notaidiy successiui. -i-isis is due to tiie iligil type oi students seiected iw ixir. Fuiics to ine on tiie squad and time exceiient Cooperation Wir. Fuiiis is aimie te ncixieve in tiiis group. Tin' president oi tile L. R. S. is Peggy ixiiiiiou. Page Ninety eight LUNCHRDOM STAFF f'f V, 5.1 ' lint Run -ifinuiu xisinlnxil. illiinl ii1'mil.l, Aiiflilgf 'DMM iiiivn iximliuiillln. iivllm' Sunil, i.nis R1-ix 1 S1-wulni Run - iuiln i iivill, i lmwl iiiliivy, Vinny' i.inLgluw.l, Xiu. .Xlui1'lmxll. Roy' iimilml, iiiunl iii0llix X LM, i ' .Xii.1-xxix, 4 i ,lf iixinl Rim -Nuiwll in-i4im.m, i'.lui imiiwn, lumix Dmlgin-ily, XXMI.-y fviirvniil, R4-1-ni Xvixilv, .ianix i Xvmlwxxilf, ilqllli ifnlil. Viiiu- iumiarumn Sluxia-nl Sliniiii is nmciv up ui Qiris mimi imys ui' Xvumiwnr 'ilu-sv girls anmi imys musl iwvp lin-ir sluciivs up lo u iiigjil siumialrci. mllsl iw nm .uni fic-un ul xiii iimvs, .ami musl iw f'ilK'i'I'illi unci pivusuni ilil0lli iill'iI wurii. Xiu. xxmic-rsun, line- ciirr-dm' ui lin- VX'uociwurci i4lllH'ill'00IlT, rvporls limi inr group ni iINNi5i1llliN iiliN 34-ur is .ul 4-xiwlllviy lim' group umi XVi5ilK'S In l'0lIlllll'llli lin-ir lim- spiril ui umgn-lunliull. ilugu Nina-lv Him' iiigiu Sfinmi Wim imw- in-1-n rnrviilliiy sviewlvci io ussisl lin' N'LflliilI' iunriiromn slniii It PHYSIGLOGY CLUB .Q' I. -4 fa? , .- nb Ttie pt1ysiotogy Ctutu wtlictl was organized ttlis year is under tt1fTi2HIxtDtC supervision ot twtrs. i.ora L. Nantz. The Ptiysiotogy Ctutu has a two-totct purpose'-to promote triendstiip anti good teitowstlip among ttie students and to advance ttleir imowtecige ot the structure anct care ot ttle tiuman body. Ttle group is pictured tlere with their friend Annette, ttle stceteton girl, a vatuect member ot ttle ctutx. Since ttie beginning ot ttie nationat emergency mucti time tias tween ctevotect to ttie stufty ot First Aict. Ttle officers ot ttie ctutv are: Jean Stark, president: txtary Siepet, vice-presictentg Julia Giordano, secretary: Carrie Lee, assistant secretary. Page OHS Illlndfell N1 XX PUBLIC SPEAKING Rl-mullwl' lv-mu-Ill Pmllrl. ul Run -,Xnhmuilx llmlwilxum, N.-II Rnulnlrs-1-, l'-lllfilll' Knigjlll, lnlu 'mu-x. Rlllll lnlmwn, Xlinnim l'.nmi4lu.u-l. .Xl-mu-I.: Null. IS..il.-xv llimlv-null, r Nunul Rmx -Nl:-. ltrinlxln-, Xvm. Nuxximul. llmmlcl llurxl, lfulmy Xynllu-I. llmiu- llmnu-N, ttlllllll llmlllllllllll. llu- nu-mlu-re nl flu- liulmlir Spa-uliing fwlnss, llIlil1'l' ilu- ulxlc- 2,flllllillN'0 ol xlrs. wxir- f 1. lrinlalm-, lmw- luul an lmusy ya-ur. Vlqlu-y lluw-lu-c-I1 sllulying llu- lululmru-nluls ul NIll'l'4'lI mul pul!inQ xxlml llu-y lmvr- li'ill'llI'Kl inlo praxvliu- upon various mmcwalsiulls lvlu- rluxs wc-lumu-s upporlunilis-s lor au'luul plnlllorm Q-Xpm-rid-luv mul Y0lllllll'l'I'S iia wrxiu-s XYlli'lH'V1'l' spf-ulxillgj lulc-nl is S0llLflll, Imrll in sc-luml mul Ulll ul sfluml. llu- 1-nlirv vlnss hmlx part in llu- ufulm-nunn lor lxlnyorn vmnpuign. Syn-zulu-rs llmn llu- flaws Iullu-cl in lll1'illHlll0I'lllIll on ljllflllll s llirllulny, l'0lllllli'T s muy. .uul ilu- flpc-n ljorum. huxlx purl in ax clrivc lo prmnolc- ilu- snla- ol mlm-lt-nsv slumps f'mnnumilx' Rnllv lu-lrl in ilu- srlumol auulilorium on April 23. I9-Il. .Nllugje-Ilu-r il lane lu-1-n un inh-rc-sling mul prnlilnlrlv ya-ur. l,lllIl' rjlli' IIIIIIIIVIWI Hill' rjlll' mu- wc-rv lu-nrcl in raulio lxroaulrusls. XYllilQ' nllu-rs purlivipuh-cl in llu- rily-wiclc 'ur flu-sl rmxlpuigfll, S4-V4-rul Spf-ulu-rs ussislc-cl in muliing an sllcvc-ss ul ilu- lmig SPANISH CLUB Lclnt to Right - , .lane Reeder, Rnlmert Koltlnan, .leanette Di Yliullio. il-heotlore fuknr, ljouis Davis, Antoinette flliilltltlil. finrinne llalniltun, ilernian lerrell. lilorine Knight. .lulius l'ullr. .Xnne Nicolari, lean Stark, Bliss ,iuanita lfppinger, leather. tlxlnl nn pirlure: kilillllil' Kilgounl The Spanish Cluh, known as ul.os IgUiJ0S,N is composed of third and lourth year stuctents. 1 here are alxmut hlteeii nienihers hi alt dihcxgmurpose ol the clulmis to pronune Stnuush COHY6fSdthHliUld hetuw unckwsuuiding olthe Sgnunsh speaking countHes:uKttheh'peopR. Hl.os Bohosn meets every Friday and conducts its husiness proceedings and its programs solely in Spanish. The programs consist oi' skits, reports, and discusf sions presented hy'the H1CH1b6FS,iUld talks hy oldside speakers The chdmis veQ'acHve hignonuihmgcanuuugns hw Hu-good otthe schoot ltnlade a very good heginning dns year hy seuing schoolguutszxnd givhig die pnr ceeds to the Annual lvund. ilihey also sponsored a skating party, which was success- hilin spite of a necessary Ch2HlQP in the date oi die everu. 'Vhese proceeds xvent to the igaskethallrteanr hm dlecdecuon for a sponsor ot Hu-liaskethallrreanr the candidate olx the Spanish Cluh, .lean Stark. was elected. The Spanish pupils are very proud and liortunate to have Nliss .luanita tfppinger as teacher anctcdtdm adxisen Sine has traveled to practuldly :dl ot the Spanish speaking countries and always gives to her students interesting and exact information in their studies. The officers of the cluh are Theodore Zukor , , Antoinette Cucinotta, vice president: Herman Terrell, secretary: and .lean Stark, treasuren . president' . 'IUQP Oli!! IIIIIIIIVPII Ullll VIVIIWJ STAGEHANDS 4 ,un Iilxl R1-xx - Lulx XX1-llmxxilf. Rulnlm Flililll, xml tlvr ll4lHN'll. XXX--.Im f1i'l'1'.llll, 'rm' NIM-Bw! 1 . X41 xnxx -Nu-mlNXl1lln'. Xlln-ll llvlnllllvll. ,XHH-ll Imxxlx, ' ff V I N ,ml I N Maxx, fl Hu- 5filLfl'llillHlS urv ilu- ilyllillllll ol ilu' illlilnllfilllll, ilu-y nrt' ilu' lmys who nmlu ilu- slum' run, .'Xl'l'UHlillLf lo ilu-ir own 2l1'K'0lIllf, ilu-y urn' ilu' Imrmlvsl wurlxingf lmyx Ill HH' 4'll'll'l' SKIIOU.. th! IIIPIH QIPPUINIS Illllfll of 'IH' Slll'C'Q'SS of Olll' illlllHUl'illllI se-xslunn. flu ull cmcunsrulxs, llwsv lmys urs- pri-svn! lo RISSISI II1 amy waxy possllxlv in . V , . LfIYl' ull' NIIHIPIII INNIX ul KNNIXYQIHI 1'llll'l'lillHllll'llt ol YPZII X'illlll'. IIIPY HH' l'Q'SllUll xilmlv lm' ilu- wlling mul c'I4-uringj ol IIN- slalgjv. Im' Iiglliing 1-H1-ds. mul Ibm' ilu uwu-rl vlmlliplllulimm of ilu' Cllftilill. Alf. Yllll lll'l' IlilHN'Il 'Ill' StilQ1'IlilllllS. 'IOS' Iwl'il'llll. 'IAIH' IIUXS XVUYIQ llilfll illlll xslllnlugly fm lun: .xml .xpprm-ruulv Ins 4'IN'Q'fIllHy givvn aulviu-. Umlvr luis clirvvlion llwy Imw- I1-anrnc-cl murlr ul ilu' url of slum' crull. Rmmlml Slililll is slugv lllallmgvr XV4-xl:-y fliIl'1'ill.l, nssislunl slugv nmnugvrz .luvlx Nvvrlmwilz, 4-Iv1'lric'im1: From 511-vlu-lg ausisiunl 1'I1'l'tfil'iilll1 Rm-cl VX'7Ililv. propvrly mam: xxllwrl I1-wis. ussislam pump:-rlx' mmm: .xllwri H4-ilmirlu-ll, rllic-I rurlwlmlvr. Vnlllc' fylle' llllllllrvll Hill' Vlvllrvl' TAP DANCING I.1'l'i it! -' Itklll IIOt'l'. .NHII R1ll1Ilf'iI. Rliif' I.yl!Il Cvillitly. Xxyilitlil BTH? Fllililli. lxiiilfy .IUEIII FfI'l'll'. l'llll'l lil ,i 1 i'. V- - IIN- Aflvancecl hi ap Dancing Class is very pleasecl witlr its activities ol tile year just completecl. The group, composecl ol' girls wllo lmave lvacl some lcind ol' rlancing' instruction ancl experience, learnecl some very interesting routines. Some ol tile outstanding rlances learns-cl ancl enjoyed lmy tile class were Ul.a Congang a western tap routine to Deep in time Heart ol Texasug and an intricate military tap. Viillf' class owes lnucll to tile expert guidance ancl instruction oi lxlrs, Eclna Relllcarnp. wllose untiring elilorts are largely responsilwle lor tile success ol tile group tllis year. Tile class also wislles to express its gratitucle to lxlrs. Reinstatler for ller cooperation in playing tlne piano lor tile clance nunnlmers. ,JUMP r,lIl' lHlllI't'll llllll ,rllllf TAP DANCING 1 V1 N1 H ,. i.Jk,,1,11,,'ff 1'i f:f vi if' . at in 'H N 35 k.di 4 si' 1' Q. x ? if if vi il qi! 'FL Qiiwik 1 in ,.,',,f 1 'ffl 1 ' ' xv ff in 3 ' Ak xl! - ang ,kgt 1 px :cl A ,W 1, 4 1 al' ' If-If 3' .ply nl'xf fra s' 'plug' I ,ftsif It .-'-fu iif'iSxl d'm, E :flax f ff pN'3hQ,f'f p..fi 'mX' 20' W'f'1 :s3: if .,f 4 X' in axx Q Siilllliiil. fiarrir' NV:-sl. l,l1x'llis i.nrl4:1rrl. Ella Sim-vii. lfclnx FLIIIXXOIN X 11' fn 1 Ill 0 llffilll' llnllllillllll, ciiliill'l'ill1' Isflllblii, XVUIOIHI .'XllL'll, fxflllx llll IN Pl 1 in 0 rnllux' llvarfull, ll:-My llilillill, liunwlia fiaslan, l'ill11ir4- lSilfll4'4 4 5IlllN'fS. 'liap ijilllfilig Class lIilS c'0111plc-tml a vs-ry 5lHiCNSll1i xc 1r IIN lllll r up is lo lm-arn ilu' llIllflillT1l'lltillS ol lap flancingj am I 4 1 il pu xx ll . N . . Q r4 x arm-rl into 4-llect 111 simple clancc- routines. ll1ey mpc to progrc ss 0 uri llwy will lw vligilmle lor ilu- Aclvalwvfl rlappmg fvro IIN xxorlx ll1is yi-ar was very iIlif'l'l SlillQ'. wlwo ol ilu- lap r l in gl mu: nllx in ow-ml xv:-rv a military lap anal a Coxvlmy numlmer 1 1 Fl ne-rs' iliap ijilllfilllf is uncle-r llw guiclance am Clflllllllll 0 nnp. IIN- class owes muvli to ller patient ami 4 1r u insiruc im 1 1 1 ue- Cvilrla lvrranova lor playing tile piano ac'co111pa111111u1 lor It Pugh' fini' lllnlnlrml uml ':il'P TYPING CLUB IIalItIxxill, Xv4'lI4'r. . . 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FIII0 siIx'I-r pin. wInirI1 is tln Irig5In-r uwnrcI, is In-III Ivy very If oI IIN' Igfllllli' IIIICI Silver xx It IS IIN- c'ovvIecI oI1jecIrvc- oI 1-vc-rv mcmlwr oI IIN- ngf Io II1v CJFCIPIA 5Iiss lm-1 Knnnn is II1e c'npuIJIc- cIirm'Ior oI' II1v Typing! CIuIm uncI il is Inrgz-Iy IIIFUIIQII Iwr vIIorIs IImI II11' rIuIm Inns Iwromf' SIICII un ouIsIunfIinQ group. Puri? fmlu' IIIUIIIVPII MINI Six VISUAL AIDS irxl Run - XY, lwnuly, l, l'n-ll.mmll, l. Q1lHIll'll, Nlr. Slxillu-ll. XV. YM-. II. QNlll'flll'li. ll. lin-ylurlmla. ' 'k clinllvy, ll, llmnluul. KX. Slmln-r, XY. lillla-, ll. Na-:mul lfmx -l lux. l'. llmh-N, ll. Nlllllillj, l.. Nl lvmn wr, ll. Sllnrnu-1, ,X l'm1-v, R, Rc-ylunlal-, I llliltl Run - lgnlllxxin. lv, lllnllhlx, lxlllIl4l0ll, lxl4'4'li1'l', Visual Aids is an nu-wly lnrnu-cl orguniznlion llllll0I' ilu- supm-rvision ul lxlr, l.5l.5luIk1-n. Nlr. Sliillu-ll, will: ilu- roupf-rnlion ul ilu- nu-mlu-rs ul ilu- 0lALfillllZiltl0lI. luis pre-pure-1l an :lx-luinilv srlu-clulv in wllirll nuwim-s, clr-uling will: slllxjz-ds in llu- CllI'Tli'll- lum. am- prc-sc-nh-cl in ilu- rlussrumns. llu- Visual Auls Clulm nlso opc-rules llu- nurliun Illflllfl' prujf-rlur wlu-ll nurvim-s url- slurwn lu llu- sllulvnl Imfly in ilu alllllilllfllllll. Ylulu- nu-mlu-rs ul llu- vlulv lmvc- ulso urgunizm-cl in Q iviliun Dm-lc-uso llnil Im Ilum- Inlaing ml1-lc-nsv training ulh-r srluxul. ln lllis waxy. ilu- clulm sl-ru-s ax cluul ulrpusf- - llunl ol' mlvmuing ilu- 1-rlluniimm ol ilu- sllulc-nls mul nimlingg our country nn ilx pn-su-nl cl:-lvnsv progjraml. Pulp' flln' llllrlllrvll lllul SIWUII . In-rs ot ttw Ctulm. ht tie cotortut initiation is twtct twice yeurt ' V In-vu otvctc-ct. W CLUB First Raw -fpvrtcins, Know. Aiuctrvzxrtis. Tvtiss Lf-vi, tjngrussn. J, Futnr. St'f'UllKI IQUXX '1Rll'Il, IgY'illHl'y, NVVV. c:tll'l'rlt'l. KRltNt'l', XItl'liltIQt'lI. 'ltlllll'l'NllImlll, !IlH'f. 'I-hifi' IQUNX 1 Ill'tIliK lll'll. Nldllltj, tillllIl'H, SIIIIEIVVN, Il'NXiN, 'FLW Nilll, IIVH. 'tlhll IQIVIIL. Following in ttn- tootstc-ps ol' their pre-ctvrvssors. ttiv nu-mtmvrs of ttw VX C, lull ot I0-ll-42 tluvc C0lltttlllf'LI. to pzu'tiL'ipz1tv in nftivitic-s to lN'tl6'lytt Vvooctwurct unit also to uptmtct tiigjtl ictvzlts ot sportsmunstiip. Unctvr ttic- ctirvction ut its tuctutty uctviser, Bliss tsulmcttf' J. trvi. ttw vtulm me-4-ts tfllltltllly to ctisruss sulmjefts ttmt are ol mtvrest to ttie sctmot nmt to arrange activities ttmt In-iletvit the nttltvtic' tunct. tc-tter In il may jg 1 ' 'v rec' -' '- - ' - approval ol' att ttlc attic-r im-mx 5tc'i11lJ9rst1ip in ttlf' orgfnnizution is timitvct to ttlosv who tiuvv won an vnrsitx' ' for s mort mit 'mx Hunt tlic xott of 5 tor uspirnnts wtio 'invi- Ttw oflvicvrs ol' ttn- MVN, Club are Punt Amtrvuctis, presictvnt: Atta:-rt Hr-inirtic-n, Ylff' lJl'l'SlClf'I1fI Igl'I'fltIN' l,K'l'litl1S, St'f'H'fill yI iltill lpilllt IQOHI, tl'f'ilSlll'f'I'. Pugh' ffm- lliilicllml uint lfiglit 'aa ,ff , A , lf, im, .H AA1.lBi.4q.., W .J Sflllbfl 1 ' lIIlrlNfmllllall1l Milli: fillilil .ll'SllSH. wrillc-n ln' .IW-pl, Clolwy .incl ' r IIN-C lim A V V, - llalli'l .l1'illl XXUN lll'f'SI'llll'll llll' fx CwillllN'llil cwllflll' nl U01lXYilTKl ' r l nnflvr lln- flirl-1-limi ol Nlr. XX illimn Riinnnurzy. - a 4 fa vi' N- iin mrvssion ol' an llH'llll'Y2ll rnllivclrul. will: an lwvnly- l lu ln ll lxgr nunrl gn ll 3 lwu lunl illllllllllillvll row xxinclow in tlu- llilfligrllllllll. Xxiillmin lln- fiolllix' wilulmvs .nl 1-will siclv, living lnlilc-mix worm- pnsml. Vlilu- slngv wlling was clmigjnc-rl lmy Nliss lxlurgjurvl Clearly url clirvrlur. lllv url xxnrlx on llif- xxincloxxs wus clonm- in pnslvls lry spm-rinl url slutlvnls lrmn lllv rlussvs ul nliss filnrlx annrl Nliss nlurrvllu Sl'lll'0lll. lXll'll1lH'l'S nl lliv .Nrlisl Colony posi-cl in llu- living? lill3lf'illlX llml curri-spuiiclml in as-lling uncl rlianraivlf-r ln ilu- srmws puinlvml in sung ln' llu- filmir. All lic-mx' vnnslrlwlimi worlx wus clonv ln' ilu- slngjv crvw aissislvc l lln- womlxwrrlxingj rlusg unclvr llw clirvclion nl cillSlilY Nylllilll. ' ' i 'C' 'i ' ' 'lOl I l lu- rannluln wus1'0l1si1l1'r1'tl ln' innny ns un nulslnnclingj pvrloriliaiiivv ol an wurli nl llns l pi Ili. slncli nls nl Xvmxl rl xurf l0I'lllllmll1 ln li ix lu nil llu cl 'r N x' -' cwuc - i' 1- sa-4-n llu- liwisli sf-lling in wliirli llivy sung. r1'nilillmi nl llu IllllSIl lnnl ln l .ix Puliv Um- liurnlrml mul Nina, ,aff f-V 1 H1v'.M . L fl Nfl-s tif-4 A f' ' qrmzvrvfr vm ...A 4, V Q ,- , A Q5 3' ' '-it L. 4 ff . .I f,-v x V 1 .M V Q s -K 2 4-. 1 A , .H- 4 lf - - M 2, i,x,,:.,Q..v V M. J. F NATIONAL DEFENSE atinnal Evfrnnv Artiniiivn The events of Decemioer 7, 1942, precipitated the entrance of the United States into the great war in which the worid is invoived today. VVith the entrance of our country into this great coniiict, it hecame the patriotic duty of every one to do his part in nationai defense. A chaiienge was offered to each man and woman, to each boy and girl, to every schooi, church group, and ciuh organization -1 a challenge to forge ahead in activities which would maice the United States of America first in war so that she may he first in peace. Woodward High School f- her teachers and students- accepted the chaiienge and at once emhariced on a program aimed at the highest possiioie accomplishment in nationai defense. The success we have had in this endeavor has heen such that we feet it is worthy of recognition in the Annuai where the account can he forever recorded. A campaign for the promotion of the sate of defense stamps was launched immediately and met with whote-hearted cooperation on the part of the students. Posters urging the purchase of defense stamps were prepared hy students of the Art department. Sales were encouraged through home-room promotion. Miss Grace Darrah was placed in charge of the sate of defense stamps, assisted hy Mr. Frank Floyd and Mr. Rohert Duffy. A committee of student helpers was selected. This group, composed of Win- ston Sundiin. James Schwarherg, Bot: Maples, John Kottsy, Tony iacahucci, and Vviima Guircic, has woriced diligently and faithfully each month, making prompt deliveries of stamps to the purchasers. Woodward can he proud of the response of her students in the purchase of Defense Stamps. Many students are now the owners of United States Defense Bonds bought with their accumulated defense stamps. When the government sent out the piea to conserve paper and metai and urged the coiiection of ati excess paper suppiies and scrap metai, provisions were made to comply with this request. Under the ahie promotion of Miss Jeannette Eppinger, assisted hy the iooys of home-room 206, and the members of her classes, VVoodward's paper drives were carried to greater heights of success hecause now there was the two-fold incentive of money for the Woodward Fund and aid to nationai defense through the coiiection of paper which might otherwise have heen destroyed. Mr. Lyons was piaced in charge of the coiiection of scrap metal. Each Friday, harreis were piaced at ati entrances to school and patriotic hoys and giris deposited in these containers any otd metal of which they desired to dispose. Assisting in this woric were James Daniels, Ralph Roach, Marvin Lovett, Bruce Helton, Rohert Means, and John Peifrey. Page one HUHJTEJ and Twelve DCF SC STRMPS CxglY'LlCS:4lY - 1 PIJSIUBI xx, X .fb N 'Q liven lwlore llle enlrnnre ol llie Unilerl Slnles into llle wur. un appeal lmfl ln-en :mule lor lmolas mul magazines us rencling lnnller lor llre lmys in army camps. Al Xvomlwurcl, nlrs. nlvlluniel willl ille assistance ol ilxe Girl Reserves under tile clirevliun ul' nliss .lunniln Rnnclolpll, lnllnrlletl an clrive lor llle Collection ol reafling lnanlerinl lor llre solcliers. Alter llie entrance ol' our country into llle war, ancl the increase in ilre numlier ol men in tlue urmecl service, llle clrive for lmoolis was inlensilierl. ilwlll' girls were SlII'Cl'SSl'lll in accumulniing a large nurnlmer ol' excellent lroolxs anml niuguzines ol ull liinrls. Tlie Girl Reserves wllo niclecl in lllis Carnpaign were: llelen liislaer, l.illiun Xviley, .loyee fiwens, SlliI'll'y llirt, nncl Virginia Zwygnrl. Vllln-se were supplemenlerl lmy srrnplxoolis mncle lmy slurlenis wlmo volunteered llreir servires mul wurlaerl fuller svlmol liours on Iliis enterprise. Stuclenis partiripnl- ing in llmis worlx were: Rullr llugj. Rlmcln lxlclnlosll, l.0is rl.ll0lllilS. Ellen lxlc- cwlllllllll, Ruse lfclrnnmlson. Virginian Yee, Belly Calrlmufli, lxlnry Hodge, Howard lfilzsirnnmns. Rulmerl linnis, llerlnun Nluloney, .lolm Harris, :Incl Vvillium Titlle. llllgl' fylll' ,,llllKll'l'Kl illlll il1lliI'll'Q'll Some of the interesting scraploooks which were completed had block printed covers which were made hy girls of the Applied Art Class. This work was under the supervision of Miss Vera LeCount, Miss Marcella Schroth, and Miss Sylvia Naish. Some scrapioooics were also made hy various classes as part of their work and these were also sent to the soldiers. Pupils of the Household Arts Department under the direction of Mrs. Marie Schneider, Miss Florence Voiicmer, and Miss Mary Jane Junk, responded to the request of the Red Cross and made over a thousand bandages, besides making various articles of clothing which the Red Cross asked for. Girls of the G. S. VV. Club under the direction of Miss Hazel Orr, as a group project, are knitting an afghan. These girls include Alma Averett, Lottie Enoch, Alma Redding, Leia Clark, Lazeiia Phillips, Leia St. Clair, Rachel Kiniey, Sophie Kiigo, Ruth Johnson, and Eunice Barnes. Boys of Mr. David Lyons classes, in cooperation with the Department of Naval Aeronautics, are making solid scale models of aeropianes. The significance of this work has recently been stressed and those engaged in it are making an important contribution to national defense. The boys who participated in this program were: James Daniels, Levi Johnson, Robert Myers, Ralph Roach, Clyde Vinegar, Marvin Lovett, Bruce Helton, Eugene Nolan, Darrell Smith, Martin Williams, Fred Anders, John Jeiics, Roioert Inman, James Mapp, Edward Harper, Robert Means, Luther Anderson, Herman Taylor, John Peifrey, Ruben Sandhridge, Edward Smith, Jimmie Lee, Eiiicic Rossie, Jessie Peoples, David Baricsdaie, Milton Beuton, William Black, Ruhen Burstion, Clemens Childs, William Crockett, Alex Evangeio, Consueia Sloan, Eugene Williams, Rohert Burt, James Edwards. An appeal was made hy the American Red Cross to patriotic Americans to take courses in First Aid so that they might he prepared to do their part in a time of emergency. Several first aid classes were organized at Woodward, both during school and after school. Intensive tirst aid courses were included as part of the physiology classes. As a result of their training in these courses, the following students have qualified for Red Cross First Aid Certificates. Junior Red Cross First Aid Certificates: Adkins, Vivian Hogan, Frank Miller. William Alien, Donna J. James, Lowell Warneke. Mary Emmett, Charlotte Jones, William Whitaker, Eunice Hargravc. Gladys Kottman, Charles Wooiey. Joanne Matthews, Jesse Page One Hundred and Fourteen Standard Red Cross Certificates: Alwc-ll, Violet Bell. Joseph Belden, Harold Bradford, Lorraine Bryan, Betty Jane Burns. Earl Candy. Rose Lynn Cauclili, Thelma Candle, Arovinia Cauiton, George Chinn. Borlo Chumley, Evelyn Costner. Norma Crenshaw. Loretta Dale, Frances Davis. Carolyn Davis. Christine Dnvvcs, Jffhn Dawson. Shirley Edmondson. Rosie Engegno, Olga Enoch, Charles Ervin, Pauline Flnneran. Edward Flaclc. George Garrett. Evelyn Gaston, Cornelia Gentry, Gilbert Gilreath, Wesley Giordano, Julia Godfrey. Clara Goodall. Frances Goodman, Frieda Graham, Jarvis Gray. Bernice Grose. lrma Hale, Jama Hammer. Jean Harris, Joel Hawes, Mildred Heyl, Mary Hill. Jerrie Jaclcson. Anna Johnson, Ruth Floyd Kiric. Sallie Kiing. Jacquelyne Kochi, Elaine Lahey, Ruth Lawton. Christine Loclcard, Fred Mclntosh, Rhoda Miller, Alice Mohr, John Morris, Marguerite Morry, Ruth Neah Ruth Neuman, Ruth Newton, Jaclc Owens. Joyce Patton. Dorothy Paul. Juanita Phillips. Lazella Ratlili. Clarine Reeder, Jane Rice. Nondas Rogers. Ann Rueclcert. Betty Russo, Wilma Sanders. Clarence Schwienher. Barbara Scott, Aermeta Seiensici, Theresa Shaw. June Silburn, Ross Simons, Charles Smith. Jacob Smith. Juanita Smith, Ronald Spillcer, Lorene Stengl, Marie Stevens, Catherine Thomas. Don VanHoolt, Betty Vise, Esther Walls, Mavoureen Washington. Jonas Wericowitz, Jaclc Wildey. Ben Wiley. Lillian Wilson, Betty Jane Wilson. Mary Frances Young, June Wollorh, Lunetta Zillich. Betty The classes in First Aid acknowledge the sets of splints for arms and legs made lor them by the boys of Mr. Lyons classes. A numher ol Woodward teachers and students have donated blood to the Red Cross and with the approach of summer many more will malce this patriotic donation. This is not an all-inclusive list of what Woodward is doing for National Defense. hut it will serve to give some impression of the all-out spirit of the students here at Woodward High School. Page One Hundred and Fifteen The Annual Staff expresses its sincere appreeiatiun tu its friends whe suppnrted the 1942 Wuudward Z-lnnual. 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IisTeni.ng CI NC' N NAT! gt SU BU RBAN 6 To Them, by measurlng The accuracy wITh whIch 5 each sound is carried over The wire, engineers TesT B E L l- T E L E P l'l O N E C O - 9 5 The qualiTy oT The TransmiTTer. 9 5 This is only a small example oT The work aT Bell 4'9lwnm '11 9 - . . S fn Q 6 LaboraTorIes There research IS carrred on con f 4-D 2 9 ' ' ' Q i 6 sTanTly in The inTeresT oT The Telephone user . . . Q 2 5 5 experimenTing, TesTing, Tiguring ouT ways To creaTe G ? xg 6 6 new equipmenT or To improve presenT meThodS. Qitggtuwigsei 9 5 5 2!6T 67 '9 '9 9 '616567 9 '9 '6 L9 67 9't65t95'67'65?W'-91'-911955-91161LGILGH'-91 0'1L9i'9L94'62'-GWLGH'-01'-611512 5 5 II 5 5 5 5 A caaarcacn 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 MUTUH EUAEH 5 . gi 9 35 ComplIrnenTS 6 E EGR EVERY PURSE AND PURPOSE 5 of 5 9 Your club or group will enjoy The Q 5 5 Trip so much more if They all go Q E Togeiher in a large ancl comI5orT- 5 5 able Deluxe Coach. B Tar The 5 5 Y 5 6 saTesT, suresT, and mosT economical Q - 5 WGYOf+'M 5 l:lUl.l.Elllll3llfllVlE 5 2 LARGE OR SMALL COACHES E 2 5 LONG OR SHORT TRIPS 5 5 5 5 EIISIEST IN AMERICA gs 5 Call Pfxrkway BZIO For FurTher lnforrrIaTion 5 6 5 5 5 5 5 9 THE UHIU BUS LINE EU. E 5 Y-01 P119 '-01 3-3-0. 'l :Nr Q 'U C I 'CI 5 e. 1 'U L 5 5. E7 ZD 3' .. 'U 'D : 3101 '-O'1101L01'-01l01'-O1l01L9A'-0'rlOwL01'01LOsL01l01l0a101'01'-t '-01'-0w'-01'-0A'-01L01'-O1L01l01l01l01'01lOwL01l0w'-0':L0w'-01 '51 up '-9lf0'u10110110's'-Ov-01'0110u'0110'1QOHQI'-0ll01'0l10'1'0I'0l'0l'01'0l'0l17'6r'0l'01'01'01'0r'0161'0a'0a'01l0wl0vl0110r'0l'-01 01'-01108-01'-0140-'-01'01'0l 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 '55 A5 V5 5:5 235 2 Iiurz Prescription Pharmacy SYCAMORE AND MILTON STS. Phones: CI-Ierry 9606-7872 Besl' Wishes To The Class of ..42.. l0'1'0:'9s'O1'0'm'9u'01'0r'0'1'0'rl0'z'01lOlL0'1l0'1'01'0'n'0'1 Clarence L. Lavery Lee I-Iallerrnan Boyd B. Chambers Elhan Allen THE CINCINNATI I-ITHLETIE EIIUD5, Inn. 641 MAIN STREET 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 '-011011-01'-011-Ov'-01'0a -Ov101'-0401108-O1'0l10r'0w'01'01'01'01'01'0'N01101YOw'01Y0r'01'01'01'01'01l0v'01 '-Owl-01 '-0llO'1'-01'-01'-01'01'-01'-01'-011-0wl01'-0a'-0w'-0'1LO'-'-01 WIJIIIJWAHD BUILDING EL LIIIIN Soulhwesl C OI I'1CI' of Cenlral Parkway ancl Main S+ 'I' Organized February I884 For 58 Years a School of Thrifl Asse+s . . . . . SI.823,568.96 Surplus ....... 2I6,935.2O '0'1'0'1L0'1'0'll91'-91'0'l'91l0'1l9i'-91S01l01'0l'9l'0'l'0'I'9l Phones: CI-Ierry 0338-0339 WH!-ISSMI-INN 8 HAIIFHNEEHT, Illll. FUNERAL I-IOMES 2625 Gilberl Avenue I42 I -23 M Cincinna ain Slreel Ii, Ohio '5i'-5l'-9iL51l9lL5i'-5ll9lt5'l'5l99l'-5lL5i'-il'-53'-01 55lQl :':'-01'0nl?'0l'01'?'016a'01'0rl0s'0wl0r'0x'01'0h'?'0l'01'?'?'0r'0Il?l2 0'u10'rl01'-0'1'0'1'-0'1f01'-0l'-01'-0'r'0ll0'r'-0'60'l'0r'0W'01'01'0l'-01'-0'rl01'0r10'o'-0'1'0w'-011': ?0v0+0-1-Qwozlowovo-EQIAOQEOI'-owe-.101wallowl0f0Iw0I10.101L0,l01L0If0,foIf01f0If01L0IL0v0110If0w01f01:-: S52 YOUNG AMERICANS! 2 Complimenfs of 255 5 ESZQQZOXZQQTSQI N0wIy?fSInCff,Tnl2yUi 5 5- 5- Ii H E 5 H E IJ U- SIS 2 place in a necessary job af Q I I IO MAIN STREET 6 58 Littlefnrd-Nelson Snhnnl 21050-LOILOILQAWOW-L0.L0.L0IL0IL0.L0,L0f0w,L0,g M In n e u man ar warn n. S5 uf Eummerce 3 Th K M H d E 2 5 Nfllff'i,Cfl,'lf.,,,,,CffC,lfQlf,fQm4ff',lQ5 5 HARDWARE DDDDDY AND IDDDS 32 2 BW' 'mf Monday' 3 CI-Terry O3OI-0302 I3 I8-20-22 Main S+. 3 5A01'01101l0110aL0IL01f0xfaf0If-0w-0+0w0110a10IL01l01gLo.LoIL0.f0qf0IL0.101L0If0.f0v01f0110.1aD0110v0.f0f6 5 FOR A OUICI4 BITE 5 9 Q2 AND A GOOD DDE S5 HIT!-X RESTAURANT 5 5 Q FLORENCE SCHMIDT, Prop. 5 3 S H Y P Sfudenfs Welcome 5 5 Open DDD' 3:00 A- M' Q REGULAR DINNER DOUBLE DECKERS 3 5 WM. JOHNSON, Prop. 5 CHU' ANY STYLE 5 9 5 SANDWICHES OF ANY STYLE 6 S 440 W. FIFTH ST. Pfxrkway 8534 - 8997 g IZIZ Main Sfreef CT-Terry 8697 3 9'-91'0'r'01'0'1l0'1L0'1l9l'-0'l'91'01'01'0'z'-01'-6401'01'-6'm'0wsa'-01'-0a'-0w'-0w'-0'w'0190v'-02'-O2'-0s'-01'-01191'-QWOA'-0601 6 5 05 5 5 5 5 5 , 2 Dun t Ilelay E 5 5 is Buy That 32 5 5 5 5 NEW nr USED EAR 5 5 t 5 3 El lllllflil 3 22 FROM S5 5 5 5 3 THE UUEEN EITY EHEVHULET EU. 22 3 SIXTH AND SYCAMQRE STREETS E 5 5 5 5 5 iK91'-9'r'-'91l9'r'01'9r'-9'rl9r'0z'0a'01'9o19zC9I'91501L91l9aM'9al91'02l91'01L91l91'0wL2'01'01L9l'01F9l'-?F9hl?l0i'Q Page One Hundred and Twenty 33'-owowono.10.Lo.f01-01-oval'-05'-0--Ono-101-0w0-10:1S-ofl01L0w0-10110-lowloilavflaloa-0110.10-W-10:10-23 I I 2 I L. M. PRINCE EU. 2 ' SPAN 5 I es 5 J. E. SPANHORST, Prop. 5 Q O P T I C I A N S 5 Q 9 5 KODAKS FINISHING 5 2 4 Wesf Fourfh SIreeI 2 GREE-1-ING CARDS 2 2 MAIFI 0432 E I223 Main SI, Phone PArkway 207l 2 5 5 5 6'-91'91'QVQW'01'91'9l'9'1'91'9'1'91'0'1'6'1i9'W91'0'l'-0'1'91 2 Wholesale ES+abIisI1ed I905 3 2 9 , Q . . uslerherq S 5 5 H J D 6 2 8 En' 2 Prescripfion Spec:iaIisI 2 9 Warehouse: I26 E. TI1irIeen+Iw S+. 6 5 5 ERDITS AND VEGETABLES 5 EAST CORNER 5 5 Reeeived Fresh Deny 9 THIRTEENTH AND BROADWAY 5 E 1304 Main S+. PA. D939-D940 E C'NC'NNAT OHIO ES 6L6I'-555'16ll'6I'-01 -Qi'-5lt5l 9l 5 O7 '0'1'5l 95g5lt0'390'1 5 5 5 I , I S 9 II'Wlll 51102 EU. 2 COMPLIMENTS 2 2 GEO. W. DOHRMAN, Prop. 5 5 9 HIGH -GRADE SHOES 6 OF 5 5 AI Bargain Prices 5 5 2 578 W. SIXTH ST. CINCINNATI, OI-IIO E A 2 5 Phone CI-Ierry 4566 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 6toetoe,-0eL01,6e,0',-0.e,-9eL0eL6eLQel0.L9eg0e,9,L9eL0.,L9,6'0'1l0'1l0'r'-9'1f91'01l9l'01'0'1l9lL0'l19l'01L9ll91L9'l'0'll9l6 Ig CornpIimenIs of 3 3 2 Hnnsevelt - Lincoln Ig .I gg 2 BHHIIIIHI' ' PIHIJHI ge FINE FOOTWEAR sg gi TIlEElIHl'5 2 754 D 756 E. Mcmauan S+. wanna I-IIIIS gg EI CincinnaIi's Leading CoIored 5 phone Woodburn 9728 9 2 Amusemenf I-Iouses 2 2 Ijllgf' Ol!!! llllndfed Ulld TllI9ll'y'0ll9 :':'-0w'-0'a'01L0'a'-0w'-0z'-0'a'-01'01'-0:'01'0al01l0zf0:1O'r'-0-10121011015-0110:l-0'r'0':l0r'-01'-O1'-01'-0w'-0:l0r'-0al0a'-0u'-01l0::'2 E CHerry 3525 IOIB Walnu+ Sf. 5 I2l6 Main S+. Cincinnafi, Ohio 3 I 2 S 2 New Ynrk Hat and llry Cleaning Cn. 3 BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP WE MAKE THEM LOOK LIKE NEW 5 5 5 5 Bicycles - Velocipedes 5 5 '-0wl0v'0'a10w'-01'0a'-01'-0:'-0wL0w1-0wL0mL0'z'0al01'0r'-01L0a '0'1'-01L01'-0r10v'01lO1L01l0zl0's'-O5'-0nl01'0w'-0rl0:'-0110'b 5 5 5 5 5 MAin 2065 5 6 Complirnen+s of 5 6 5 5 Acme Butter and Cheese Cu. 5 5 A FRIEND 5 WHOLESALE GROCERS - EGGS 5 5 5 II9 E. Fronf Sf. Cincinnafi, Ohio 5 3 Complimenfs of E 5 5 E H A Y S U NB 5 HEINICHEIWS BAKERY 5 v B + ' 2 3 BAKELYY SODDS 2 5 508 RACE STREET 5 CHQHY 3993 1602 Main S+. 5 5'-Ozl01'0'1l9a'0'al9r'0'rC9rl0'rL0r10wl9rlO1L01'0'zl0'mLO'1'-01 5 '-Oal-0r'-Ozl0w'-01'-01'-0:'-01'01'01'011-01101'0al01'01l01'015 3 Complimen+S of 3 Complimen+s of 3 5 A 5 SANITARY BARBER SHUP 5 5 MURHIS FUHNITUHE CU. 5 '02 EAST M STREET 5 5 825 Main S+. PArkway 0766 5 Prop., R. Engegno 5 5 I Cl-lerry O29l We Call and Deliver Comphmenfs of 5 6 5 5 IJIJMENICK Ill PILLA 5 5 LAPTHIIHN PHARMACY 5 DRY CLEANING-PRESSLNG 5 5 I6O0 SYCAMORE STREET 5 SUITS MADE To ORDER, . - 5 5 9 1256 Elm Sf. Clnclnnah, Ohio 5 5 Complimen+s of 5 l 6 5 6 Complimenfs of 5 2 ew. E. BEEEUTCE, Mgr. ' 2 Main St. Cluak and Suit Cu. 2 5 .AO Miiliis FOR THSifF2ff.TZ'T'fIW Pl'iC2S 5 MAD STREET 5 5 Phone CHerry 9548 6 Phone Ci-lerry 9657 6 S5 B. M. HENSLCY 5 Max B. Walther 8 Sun 5 MEATS AND GROCERIES Dealers in 5 T303 Pendle+on S+. cinmafi. OR6 5 FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS AND POULTRY 5 6 Courfesy-Qualify-Service 9 Liberfy and Hughes Sfreefs Cincinnafi, Ohio 6 5 Mines Penn MARKET 5 MM EEE 5 Q CHerr 9799 I2I8 S camore S+ 5 6 5 Y V ' 5 CHINESE HAND LAUNDRY 5 5 FANCY FRUHS' GROCERIES' 5 907 Walnuf S+. PArkw6y 5383 5 5 AND FRESH MEATS 5 5 :':'0r'0'z'-0sl01'0's'0110a'0rl0a'01l01l0I'0'r'-0l'-O1'0o'0:'01K '0'z10110':L01L01f-0a'01'-01L0wl0110'm'-0al0wl0w'01l-0w'0zL012'2 Page One Hundred and Twenty-two 22'-Of'-01'-011091041-01'-0?'-04'-01'01K-01'-Or'-01'-01KOTl01'01'0vKl01'01'0ll0rl01L01'01L9r'-9w'7L01'0r'0r'0r611?'01'?:'2 5 PM 'Won mo 5 WM BELTS E SIJNS cn 5 2 6 THEATRICAL COSTUMERS 6 PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY 6 Cufaway and Tuxedo Suifs-Accessories 6 5 5 5 9 Auburn and Dorchesfer Cincinnafi, Ohio 5 lII5 Vine Sf. Cincinnafi, Ohio 6 5 . 40 ELUB Im ELEIIIIIIIIIIJ 5 of 5 5 5 5 5 oooo SERVICE AT ALL TIMES Q 5 6 Mr. Chariey Bell 6 5 5 sos W. SIXIII SI. Cl-Ierry 9352 5 MR' HENRY 5 21040-90.-0-10-1010-10-10110--0910-10910-Eawwlaww 3 2 LEWINBS SEHVIIIE 2 LEIIITZ Buns. 6 DRUG STORES 6 l632 Main Sf. PAricway 9503 5 5 I339 Linn SI. I-+28 Linn SI. Q FRESH DRESSED POULTRY 6 6 PArirway 8574 PArirway 8526 5 NON-FERTILE EGGS 6 5 P I A N o S E E High Qualify Low Prices 2 I Easy Terms 5 I728 Mem ST. PAricway 3972 5 PERMANENT WAVES 5 EHUSS MUSIC HUUSE 5 5 Prices Ranging from 52.00 To 56.50 Compiefe 5 I324 Main Sf. PArkway 3795 5 g10110I'0I'0-f0-f0w10If0IE0IE01E0I-01E0-10-s0If01f0IE0- '-0Ifo'If0w0-'0IE0-'s0w0v0If0-E0110wE0Is0-'0110Is0:L0: 6 Complimenfs of 6 Complimenis of 5 5 JAEUUES SEHIEII MEMS 5 SULWWS FURNITURE W- 5 2 LIBERTY AND MAIN STREETS 2 'iljv' Eliggosi' npwy' Fiflgmit 2 erry r way gf01L0-L0--0If0-'0-10w-01S0v0I10v0v0-I-oIf0If0--0-f0I gf0IL01S0-E0S10If0-10-f0-f0-fow0'-10'I10110v01'-0-r0-ws0i5 5 Laurel 51: and lllc Store 2 BHEEZY HILL 2 I4l8 Linn Sfreei' 2 g AIR CONDITIONING CoRP. 2 A COMPLETUEX QSZQSEN 'N THE 5 5 Dick Edwards 5 PArkway 5333 Cincinnafi, Ohio 2 Mr. B. A. Dawson, '04 Mr. D. B. Spahr 2 2 CLARENCE .L HELHMAN, li. L. U. 2 9 5535155 H-UWEH SHUP 5 LIFE INSURANCE AND 5 Q CI-Ierry 9769 Flowers by were Q GENERAL INSURANCE Q 6 709 Ceniral Avenue Cincinnafi, Ohio 6 I9I9 Carew Tower MAin l404 6 510w0-101'-0Is0I-0110u0-101L0-I-0--0-10IL0110I101L01-0I5 101109-01-0If0:101'0--01E0I10I10-E0sI0--0I101L0u01'0Ig 2 MAin 465i 2 Ci-ierry 869I Mrs. Agnes Allyn, Prop. S 9 I:IxIu. TATJENHUHST 9 LAUREL BEAUTY SM-UN si 5 EXPERT TAILoR DRY CLEANING 5 Pe e ' WMS' 5250 and UP 5 6 5 Shampoo and Finger Wave, S .50 Haircut S .25 5 5 240 Main S+. Cincinna+i, Ohio 5 Larry Ellis. Beaufy Operafor I4IO Linn Sf. 9 92'-91'-01'-0:'-0:'-Qi'-QD'-91'-91'-Qi'-91'-91'-01'-95'-91'-01'5lL?L91K'9ll9l'6DL91'91L?L91l9W9ll9lt9l'7I99l'6W9lL9l'9lL9a': Page One Hundred and Twenty-three 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Tofsonowo--0.fo11oS10S1oeo.1oS1oS-o1f01S01E01f01f0.-o1-o11011o--o.fo.'o1 lovoslovovowosfafoasonovolloafo-fosfovowTo-1101-0120-.10-1fo.'o.so.foS 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 I 5 l0'1'01l01'-01101'-01'-01'-01'0'1 L5'1 5l 5l 5'l Qll5'l'5'l 5l 9l '-01101101 '-01L01'060'1'-01l0'1l01lO1'-OBO1'-01101 '-01'-01101 t'95l5'l 5'l 5'lL5l 5l 5l 5l BUY YOUR WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAM PS AT The Seventh Ward Lean and Building Cumpany I448 MAIN STREET CINCINNATI ---- OHIO CompIimenTs oT AUSTIN'S DEPT. STIIHE ARMORY AND LINN STREETS CompIimenTs OT Linqruss Brueery and Cafe 101'-01l0'1l0'1'-01l0'1l0'1 '-0'1'-01'-91'-O'1'-01'-01'-01'-0901 lofi! I863 WALKER ST. WO 9949 CompIImenTs of HAZEN CHIJCEHIES 535 WEST SIXTH STREET CompIImenTs of The THE TYPINB CLUB ComplImenTs oT The JUUHNALISM CLASS ComplimenTs of The SENIBB BUYS Pge One '-01'-'O'1'-01'-01'-01'-01'01'-01'-01'-01'-01'01'01 lO1'-O11O1l0'1101'01'01'01'01'01l0'1'0'1l01'-01'01 '-011-01'01'0'1'01'-01 101101 '0'1'01L01'01'0'1'0nlO1'-O1'01l01 5 5 5 5 5 '-01'0'1'01'-01'-0'1'01'-01'Ov'-0'1'01'-01'01f0'1'-0'1'01'-0'1'-0'a'-01fO'1'-0l'01'0'1'01'-O1'-01101'-0'1'01'-01'-01101101l01l01'-01!01'-O1'01101 01'01'01'-O1'-01 O1101'-01'01'-011O1'? y ig-of l0nl01l01'0'1'01'0u'01'01'01'0'1'-01'-91 '-0'1'-0'1'-01'-01'-01'-01'-01'-0'1'01'01'-O1'-01'01'-01 Phone PArlcway 486 I M. MAYEB AND BBB. JEWELERS and OPTOMETRISTS I2I4 Main STreeT CIncinnaTi, Ohio 61191'-91l0'1'0'1401l9n'0'1191l01'-0'1'01'0'1'0'1LO'1'0'1'-01l91 CompIimenTs of Sl:hiff's llutlet Shue Stures Shoes For Every Occasion '01'01'-01'01101'01'-91'-01'01'-01'-01'-0'1'01'01S01l01l01'-01 YOUR EDUCATION IS NOT COMPLETE UNTIL YOU HAVE HAD A POST- GRADUATE COURSE IN WHOLESOME FUN aT AmerIca'S FinesT AmusemenT Park -ov-o.fo+0S-0T-oS-0S10.f0S1oSL0+0.1oT10+oS'-0.10.Lo1 CompIimenTs of . The W C L U B -0110-LoS1o1f0T10+o1'-o.f0.10T-oSfo.1o1fo.1oS-01-oI-o1 ComplimenTs of The BIBI. BESEBVBS L91'-9l'-91S91'91L9bL91L9aL9'1'5'1'-91l0'1L01L61'91l9i'6'1l5'1 In sincere appreciaTion OT The wonderful guidance and help given us by Mrs. Frances STenger Members uf Salesmanship Classes 101'-01'-01'-01'01'01'-O1L01l01L0'1'01'-01L01'-01L01l01'-01'-01 CompIimenTs of The SENIUB GIRLS and Twenty-four lO'a101'-0'1'0ni0'1'-01 '-01'-01101101 2'310w-0w0:10:10-1-0-10.Lo-10110:101'-01so.10:1ova'a'0ww010-1a10-s0:w110w011o-sov0-sov0.'o-10-10wo-'0-24 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Los alumnos del Club Espanol desean expresar au gra+i+ud por la 5 5 5 operfunidad de ayudar al Annual de l942. La maeslra de es aiiol es la 5 P 5 Q Seiioriia Juaiiiia Eppinger. Q 5 5 5 Los funcionarios son: 2 Presidenfe -Teordoro Zulcor 2 9 Vice Presidenie - An+one+'re CucinoH'a 6 6 Secrefario - Hernando Terrell 5 9 Tesorera - Juaniia Siarlc 5 5 Reporler-Juaiiifa Di Tullio 5 5 . 5 5 Los Socuos son: 9 5 Luis Davis Anna Nicolaci 5 5 Julius Fuhr Elena Kislcer 5 5 Colon Kilgour Juana Reeder 5 2 Roberfo Kofiman h Corina I-lamilfon 2 Florina Knig 'r 5 5 5 5 5 5 210510110110-for10-fo-L0-10110110-w01s0-L0-101s0-10-s01o-1o1LasmL0iso-f0w0-s0-1o-fo-0-1a10w0-f0-10sl0-xg 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Souvenir des membres du cercle francais. Les Echos Parisiens. 5 5 5 5 5 2 Mme. Rich? Mlle. Evelyn Chumley 2 2 M. Thomas Hanlon. Presidenfe M. Charles Baird 2 5 Mlle. Doris McManus, Vice-Presidenfe M. l-larold Shepherd 5 2 Mlle. Mollie Turner, Secrefaire Mlle. BeHe Sco'r+ 2 2 Mlle Lola Jones Mlle. Gladys Reel 2 2 Mlle. Ellen Miller Mlle. Bernice Sfeil S 5 5 5 5 3 5 n'0I'-OVQI'-0149 '9l'-01'-01'-0'l'-95'-9l'0r'-01'9I'-91'0bl9I'?ML9rl0Il9b'0hL?'0b1?'01'0l'9i'-9i'9l'9l'9l'?'-9l'0l'6l:? 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