Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1944 volume:

0 we rd had The class of nineteen hundred and forty-four presents this Annual to per- petuate the memory of a year filled to overflowing with many and varied activities. May the graduates ever turn to it anCI relive the happy clays of their senior year at Woodward High School. g5. :21 ' v: n- .g-. , M . Ml lJil Page Four One hundred and thirteen years ago, Woodward High School was founded by William Wood- warct. tn the glorious history 0t this tine old school. the years have brought tour distinct physical changes. The original building was built of brick. two stories high with two rooms on each Hoor. very plain and unpretentious without any particular architectural design. It was surmounted by a hettry which containect the belt, now one of our priceless trEasures From the past. In the summer at lS-tl, a third Hoar was added to the huitcting, and, for the tirst time in its history. girls were admitted to the school. For fourteen years, this building served the youth of the community. a symhot 0t edur cationat pioneering in the realm 0t tree education. In 1855, a greater structure was huitt. purely Gothic in design, three stories in height. For more than titty years, this buitcting stood as the representation of high ideals 0t lite. of loyalty to home and nation, of strong minds and great names, of concentrated teachings and high standards of scholarship The progress of time placed new demands on Woodward High School anct made imperative the building of a larger building. 'In IQIO, the present building was erected, glorified by the sacred tradition of the VVomiwards of the past. We. the graduating class of nineteen hundrett anct forty- tour, tmow and love this Woodward 0t today. One important change was made during our years here y Woodward's beautiful iron tence was donated to the war effort. We mourned its passing, trnut it was a necessary sacrifice. We hail the Woodward of today. May it carry on gloriously in the uturet Page Five WW mm. m Mm gmmmapmmm Page SIX QM We, the graduating class of nineteen hundred and forty-four, dedicate our Annual to William von cter Hansen. our beloved teacher and friend. His absence from Woodward High School has been felt most keenly and sorrowfuily by those of us who were privileged to lmow him. Nir. von der Halhen decimated his life to Woodward. it is little return to dedicate this Yearbook to him, but we do it humbly. remembering his interest in this endeavor. Nir. von der Halhen expended unHagging energy in his desire to keep our school as one he knew and loved. He always spoke of the Woodward spirit. which by his untiring efforts he sought to impart to a his students. He wished to see Woodward grow and develop into a cherished institution, meHowing with age and growing more powerful as an innuence upon its students anci the community. He was tireless in his cievolion to his purpose. A the great efforts he made in reviving the Annual, in fostering auditorium programs. and in lending his hand in any constructive enterprise, were striking evidences of his great faith in that indefinahle something which was to him the VVoodwal-d spirit. He thought first and foremost of Wooclward High School to the sacrifice of his own pleasure. his own ambition, and finally, his own life. In the military, the highest award. the Congressional Niecial of Honort is bestowed on those who perform acts and make sacrifices above and beyond the normal call of duty. We. can think of no man who more richly deserves a citation for valour in education above and beyond the normal call of cluty than VViHiam von der Halhen. Page Seven Once again, Seniors 0F Woodward High School, do I turn another leaf, by no means the last. in my book of greetings to you. On it I read with pride the fine record of the four year cycle or your student life. You are now ready to enter a bigger schooI-the School of Life In that school, whether you serve your com- munity in domestic, industrial, or business capacity, or whether you serve your country now at war. may you always carry with you the memory of the ideals of William Woodward. the founder of your schooI-ahis sympathy: his tolerance; his love of study anti of work; his interest in humanity: and his unselfish service. Imbued with his intangible, yet powerful spirit may you, with the help of God. play well your parts on the stage of life? L. D. PEASLEE. Page Ten M 4,3- Nineteen hundred and forty-tour marks the fourth year of the principatship of Dr. Leon D. Peaslee at VVoodward High School. This means that this year's Class is the first to have spent the complete four years of its high school course under his inspiring guidance. We were indeed fortunate in this respect. We recognize that his effective leadership has been most vital in our preparation for life. Our ciass and Dr. Peastee came to Woodward together. Now we must leave our beloved atma mater. but Dr, Peaslee will remain to guide Future classes as they prepare to take their places in the world. In these history-making times, the principal of a large high school is faced with grave responsibilities. Dr, Peaslee has accepteci the challenge with courage and has led Woodward in its mighty effort to give its best in war-time education. He has given unsparingly of his time and energy. and his achievements will long be remembered. We, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-four, salute Dr. Peastee for his sincere interest in our activities, our accomplishments. anti our problems. We are grateful For his wise counsel and his genuine understanding. We leave Vt'voodwarcl High School to take our place in the world. Our farewell wish is For the future success of our school and our principal. We Feel confident that under Dr. Peasteek leadership Wooctward High School will continue to keep its place among the foremost schools of the nation. P099 Eleven 1 shall always cherish the many happy relationships that I have experienced with the class of 1944 in my first year on the administrative staff of VVoodward High Schoot. The teachers and students have assumed many responsihilities related to the war eFfort. while at the same time continuing their work in uEducation for Citizen- ship . We are justly proud of the morale of our students under the trying circum- stances they have encountered amid the confusion of a global war. White the students themselves deserve much credit for their altitude, we believe that the parents are responsible For much of it, May the commencement season he prophetic 0f the good fortune and merited preterment or each and every member or the class in the decisive issue of life. In our free America. the testing challenges of the future can he successfully met by an Nlucatecl, trained, disciplined personality. B. F. FULKs, Page Twelve To you. the graduates or 1944, I extend sincere congralulalions ancl host wishes for your success. happiness and prosperih'. You are entering into your life work at one of the grm'vsl pvriods in the history of. our Country. and a gronler responsibility lhvrcrore resls upon your shoulders than any other group has ever had to ussumv. $lay you, the graduates or the Commercial Vocational Department, whose instruo tion has prepared you for business life. beunrif by your training and experience and enter this new life with confidence. assurance. and the ability to adjust easily and emciently lo llze many educational, social. industrial and Civic interests about you. You carry with you the best wishes of the Faculty and the hope that the many friendships Formed at VVoodward will prove lasting and IruilFul in 1116 years to come. IXIARGUERITH RYAN, Page Tilirlmm Miss Mary A, Anilmny 5'35 LVIary V. 51i55 51nrinric Beirut: Callahan Nhss blarparcl Miss I'jmilic T. Clark Curry Miss Grace Min Nc-Hn E. Darrah Duwd 31L Etlu'zml A. Mm Nalzlliv Eslmmn l -vM er. Frank 1.34m. Elsie Floyd Uincllc pagz Fourteen 5 :xliSS Alma L. LVII. Roy L. Hanan Harldns NIL V. 0.31m. Ruse E. Hvllcr Hvlmcrs .Wiss Mary Miss Slvlln NI. I Iiggjins Hummcl ML VVnH'dn! M Mr. Charles 57 Hurnnlrl Jennings Nliss Hilrlvgnnlv NI. bliss Julia V, .lulmson Julmslun 3h. HI B. Bliss lm-Z IVL .lnlnninll Kznnm Page Fifteen .lma F. DIiss lsnlu-Hu US vai Bliss Ann? C. rubs blurgun'l C Lung Lllahy lVIrs, Ciara F. Blrx. Myrllr B. Martin MmArllmr Mrs, Jessie Miss Etln NchnnicI 510311 Nliss Virginia Blr, R H. lVlirCli erll vll Nliss Kalhvrinc 51m Lam I... IVIurley szln Page Sixluun Miss Burlha Occilslc Mrs. Edna P. Rclllx'amp Mr. W'm. B. Rimmmrzy JVIr. VVaylw RIISIICr Lxli33 Blarcvlla Sch mlh 3 Ir. Carl R. Tm:- Pnge 5um'rilcen Miss Hazel C. Orr .Vliss Eunice Riggs Nlr. Frml R. Roebuck Mrs, :Warie P. Scllnvidcr Nlrs. Frances Stenger MiSs Catlwrinc M. 'lhnplctnn Cjtrna BIA lllfi'lil 3hr; .ll'ssiv Trian EVEN Flu runcc 10IkIllfH' Nliss Jum' B. VVnncI bliss Horrncc L. Ailmn - Counselor Miss Parlicia Early r- OHice .Vlr. Vn1. L. Tlu'iscn Miss Blanche Tvrznilc 31m. Urun' Srll ivl? X IiIlL'K'r .VTiis erist- B, Vurl7. NIiss eriln Sr'hwarlz-Counsclnr 31m. Christine anrns -4 0mm: Page Eighteen 01m 32m Wm NIiss Jessamine Faught Nlr. Raymond T. Fe Miss Lelia Harris Miss Jean Hoff Dr. Henry E. KOCL' Miss Vera LeCounl Miss Sylvia M. Naislw Uxave of Absencd Mrs. Elenor O'Connell Miss Luella Schiel Nliss Mary Thorndyke iVIr. Wlerrin Van Pelt Miss Monica Vierling Mrs. Clara Winspear Leavc of Absean JMWMAIILMMJW lVlr. Robert 13tu N11 , Forest Neuman lxlr. Frank 1V1. Ncheman NIL Walter K. Sundertand Mr, Howard Trecllter Page Ninclccn 3mm ' Page varltyitum 5am 61am 0W JACK ELMORE JEAN HOER President VicenPresident CHARLOTTE BEARD LAVERNE STECHER Secretary Treasurer Page TwenlyAlhree Full of pep-qn favorite Jancing purlnw. Lovely hair and winning ways. Muny friendsf ADRIAN. GERTRUDE Cuvnp. She always 5995 line funny side of linings, but gels serious when report mne comes around. We a have to- but we mus! lake Hm bad things of life wilh 1,19 good. ALESSANDRO. MARY JANE Coinp: Rnllirking Rollers. Full of pep and uilalilyr-an par! of her sparkling persunalily. Always busy but never too busy to greet her friends milk a flash- ing smile. A Imp cut! ALEXANDER. MINNIE Physiology Club: Girl Reserves. Quint 'lmla girl' who loves suciubi'ily and has plenty 0! friends. And here's why. She's a good friend erseii, ALLEN, JAMES Football: Basketball. A mighty nice fellow la known, A pool shark, ask A. I. His heart Belongs to Um Navy bu! llle Army is going in get him! ADKINS. VIVIAN A quiet and sincere numnm'. A loyal friend. A charming mu, winning SHIEIE. ' AGEE, LORETTA Cn-op. The girl with the u'mrmiuy smilc'. Likes to mriie lelhlrs--undI Jut's, loo, T'm buys in servirn low if. And why nnf? anis to claw? and bowl ALEXANDER. D M RGARITF Girl Resolves. She's H'GHy 1Il'p' HUN! 'in 'Ill' groom's Quite u drumm- uml seems in 1mm I'l. But I'm , why n01? Her meing pmhwrs pruw u! ALLEN, GEORGIA VVnDd VnI'CI BDUSMEFS. Quiet, pIuasingVpersonality. A lmrtl worker. ' rimtu In H . XV? tilted by vvaunm ANDERSON. EE'HEL MAE Girl Reserves: G. S. XV. Friendly and graceful in man ner. Has a bright snide Ian everyurw. A 103101 anJ' h'nsi worthy friend. Page Tmunly-fuur ANDERSON, MILDRED B Girl Reservns: G. S. VV.. Pres: American Problems Club: Chair. HrUquys smiling. A friendly chick A sharp dresser. MACH, BETTY JANE Cn-up: VVumead Bnnslcrs. Vary fond of music. Finds time for 501': work and play. It's wonderful ii you can do if! BAIRD. KATl-JLEEN VUdeXVHIWI Bunslcrs: Allnunl SIMT. URouNy a popular gal. esppciauy ummrg our fvuuws-Juughing Eyes mu! pmrsunufily plus, BARKELOO, LA VFEDA Shawn! nmf gracious in manner r-u lfiligvnl worker. . . . Many frimulx BEASLEY, ALFRED J . Hi-Y; Public Speaking. HA roui QFHIIUIIHUI and 11 Ii ? srhn'ur. Kind of pnpulur with fine woman. A II'UU in sheep's riolhing. Beuis out some nice fine rm Hm ivories! Page Twenly-fl'ue APPLEGATE, BETTY Cn-np: Woodward BuuslcrsA A nary nice little girl with a pmlly diamond ring. 44letu small in have iumed sucrl a big trick! BAILEY, ER NEST P. Bmul: Lunchrnmn Slain; Visual ids. Pup, vim, amt vigorv- that's Bailey. Dun'! nu'x lu's name will: Daley. lllcy'ru opposilvs. Even if lu- does get 'spemly' vvr'ry once in a while! BAKER, EVELYN A quiel girl but she's really friendly for all her shy mannvr. Has a I'llarming smile. BEARD. CHARLOTTE Secretary of lhc Senior Class: VVuudward Boosters: Cu-ed Club: American Problems Club. A passion for nursing and a cerluin Marine. Pleasing parsnip ulity with many friumis ;-nlmuys guy and cheerful. BELL. LOUIS LY: Baseball: Volley Ba : Choir. Slower lluul Irlulasses in winter hut I'm finally tunnel! fast enough In 9d out flu: Seninr Class! But he'll get along. A Iripmuy follow in Ms qm'ul way.v .Annual I wittumus . 0:11.01 HHI Eu piluloqnupfly. bu! Nu war has S'Ull'l'tl KIUIUII 'llS ,lUbIFV. 100. 4A 9001' IGHOIU. . ms: when it comes BERGER. BILLIE Cnrop. Oh Hm! lucky suitor mllu gels us minty as three lallvrs ul :1 lime 1mm Billie. Bu! JuI's murlll it, actually! Doesn't 1mm much limo. On your hands does il. Billie? BIZRNINCER, VIRGENIA 'Cn-up. An earnest worker. Lows 10 jillubug You s'muM sue! ,ur wium sin NIqu gels in slrnfliu 5'10 Lun mulch quI In- st! BliUS'l'ERlEN. DOROTHY ICU- up. OllL' of the sweclcst and oh how she looks in a bathing suit! No wonder she Hues to go swim- ming! BIZZARRI XVILI 1AM A. Gym Team. HVV Clu b Genuine wan Playing the field and we Jan! mean baseball. Can be found um morning on. the third floor. VVonder why? llLiNl'LEY. JUANITA Girl Reserves: B.SKVJ CLAJX. uA 510m, spru'i am! a trim Ir'ivml. us a friendly sruiIv. '2; uluvuyw wIn-HI she mu 19ml u 'mlping hullt!.u BliRlx'liMliniR. MARY LOU FII-llp;1Illllllili SmIT ZIUruuys singing In an clppn'n'u tit V, undivnct. S'Iuri lull slum! Gum! things ullvn umm- in sum purLugndn BFKRRY. VERA d1 lllll tilde girl but Irwin smilv laus us I'm! Hurv' s IHl'l'lll lim- Iss in law quivl mmmm. BJZZARRI. GLORIA G. A. A.. Prusillunl: VVuullWilnI Bunslcrs; chrl Club; Mnysiulr ngy Club. A real ml 10 everyone. Cilia! weakness, HOHJSH A plvusing; m-rsmmlily. Irisl1' 10 'H'rlrimuls. BLACK. HENRIEITA G, S. VVJ Typing Club. Quite a jillerbug. Ynu run at- ways find Iwr iumping :1! Nu! Flo! Spots. Page Tumnfyrsix BOLLER. MARIAN Cwop. An mulwawullc al night and asleep at school. but twice as uriscrdut night we meagf She Jnas O. K. at school, too. BORGMANN, EARL A. A real sllulan What he does rm does well. Away from girls Inc isn't so quiet. Could be he's bashful! BRABSON. LOLA V Girl Reserves: American Prah- lcms Club: Annual SlaH. Shufious and u wining worker, Loads 0f fluv-li'wd by an. Ant! life's u reason. Charm wiu ta 1 BROWN. RUTH E, Lalin Club. A quiet and conscientious mor'eurl- Always friendly and ready wii'l u smile.'r BUELL, JOHN R. NA Quiet fellow and so la and goml-loolaiug, too! His favorite subject was American Ilislorypa 1'! says Ilene! Never seemed 10 have any time for the gals, Too bad. gals! Page Twenlyseven BONNELL. ANN R. Co-Cd Club: Tap Dancing; Clmir; G. A. A. uDark and Ionely. Beautiful Flair and popularity plus. One of Mrs. Stengerrs workers.u BOWIE. DOROTHY MARIE G. S. W.: Girl Reserves; Stu- dent Wartime Council, Good club member. Gels around quite a Evil and 7mnp5' a! au of the best pfaces. Quite a iiuer- bug! Frienth and nice. BREEDING. NAONU Cu-op, Wlm is her great lover? Could he be a purulroupcr? Could be! They sure are on lhe romunlic side! iLRYANT. EVELYN Wumlward Bonslcrs. HA recent addition to Wood ward. Small and sweet but IHH of furL Likes tau fellows, uml Hm In fellows like her! BURDICK, EILEEN Cn-np: Annual StaH. She doesn't say a mimic 10!. bur mimt she dues say is always nice and 'IICU-S definitely a viriuer fix lop if she sticks to 500 W ng. There's a future in iipif you Leap your eyes open so you nn'l miss 'Ju'm' when he cumes along! BURKEIT. OMA L. Annual Staff Smdinus and faithfulwvwinning ways plus inlc- igenre. An 11 around true friend CALHO UN . HENRY C. Band. The women are just a minor thought, A fine trumpet playmn A very busy ,0 0lU- may be I'latls why ll? 1145le any time for Um girls. CAMPBELL. MILLARD B, W Club: Baseball; Intrav murals. 'Tim Lunchroom Kid. He makes yuur men! appetizing. doesn-l he girls? He's a big brother to u the helpless little girls on tile. third floor, trying to see that lhey u get to Uleir rooms on lime! CAMPOLONCO, DANTE .1, Basketball: Baseball; Intra- murals. He and his Jrafi-board gel along gaDdH-so Iae says, but he finds himself PA! He and Bizzurri are Woodward's Dumon Pylhiash. Plays knock dawn, drag out Basketball. 'Lally Killer' 'Pinacc'lio'. BURKE. HELEN n-np. Very fond o! dancing and swinr ming, She likes to write in mum hers 9! 1110. Armed Forces, Cuu'l say as how we blame her! BUSCH. RUTH Always smilinq-vand her smile is must pleasant. Cooperative all ways. Industrious. Weu-lihed, CAMPBELL. JAMES E. lames iencls to his own busi- rwss um; goes merrily on his way, His shy smile will same day mall sonmone's I!Ptlrf-'i, it hasn't already!H CAMPBELL, PAULINE G. S W.; Spanish Club Quiet and inleHactuaL Good club member. A friend lo aIL Always willing to lend a helping hand, CAUDlLl... THELMA Editor of Ille Annual: Vmel- ward Boosters. presidenl: Girl Reserves: Student VVarlilne Cnuncil. If lhere were classifications for girls. Thelma would be 1-14? And everyone seems lo realize it. loo! And why nol?-she has everything - looks, personalily, charm, and irilelligence. Page Tweulyreight CJIIAAI'MAN, BETTY JEANE Cu-np. ADimpra' is known By every one. Hers is I: wonderful per somthiy and a LI-auiilul smilo. AID IUOHJEJ 5,185 50 INCH Heed CLARK. EDNA D. C. S VV. Pdile A good dancer Her IriUNKIS Janna! lvilcre ID 100k for her. A renUy friendly individual fyli CONDIA. LOIS Tau und slalclypv regal I's lhe ward. BIKIIIIIIIII re'd hair A re 'tIIHy gorgeous girl. CORBI'IT. ELIJAH Sincere am! earnest in every tiling he dons r-Iu trait that win furry llilll far. A true friend. CRAIG, SYILDA G S. WI 3'4 qIIiol sorl Dfagirl,Bu15IIe surprisn you when she gives out IUHII Hm! South American ij10.' Page TlucntyVninc CIAFARDINI, MARY chd Club: Spanish Club: Stu- dent VVaI-time Cuuncil. The. girl with the pleasant smile and the golden voice. A true friend. A C LFMENTS ROBERT C Always seemed to be enjoying II lillfe joke of his own. Bul he d never lb! us in OIL El. Too busy gclting about I-vand we never could find on! where he spent his time! Mg; an xi rr'ba-za COOPER. WILLIAM G Cheerlcarlcr: Coed Club: An- nuul Stan. Hi-Y. A genial good IeUOIv-ewryana likes BiH-bui Bill 11:15 ideas of his oIIm-H he likes just Inner Quite Hm Aapper gentleman. He has am: of those smilesun CORDREY, LA VERNE Co-op. Plays piano, both the Boogie and the Blues way Seas I1 . knows all. and tells very little. CRIUVFORD. ROBERT LEE Band. HA promising sludpnl, fully and lruslumrthy. Gives a I 0, his al' lonrion lo scIIooI-mnd Kathleen. Bu! Him! F- there's no time left! Rooms: Hi- ; Air Patrol, The strong 18!!! type! Iusl what's Ray hiding behimi thal shy smile 0! his. How about giv- ing Hm girls a break, Ray?! DANIELS. MAXENE ;1! 1 RCSCrVCS: C0 Cd Clulji Latin :' ;3: American PTOIJICI'HS CIUIJ; A bundle of enerngLoads 0! fun curl loads of friends. Inlcrr ested in a certain gob! DAWES, JOHN P. HiiY: Cn-ml Club. VV'IG! a physique! One 0f HIE boys who has to carry a club during this manpower shortage! Can't Mama Hm girls th- y knmu wlml ilir-y'ru doing!H DEWYER, SHIRLEY AA Woodward Boosters: Co-op. No! hard to look a! and Besides she has personality, Many friends. She's called 'Shirl' by those who k'lDlU her WM, DiMUZIO. JOSEPHINE Cu-up. If you wan! to be her friend, call her In Charming and gracious. Always a smileHcheeri fut disposilion. DALEY. WILLIAM C, thtball; W Club; Co-cd Club. jitterbug' Daley. He loves women lllld they IGUE him, AL ways has a trick up his shame. We're not speaking 0f girls when we say trick, eitharuu DAVIS. CAROLYN Girl Reserves: Ameriran Prulx- lmns Club; G. S. W1. HQuiet and very studious. Really Muss ulhlehzs! Nnncimfunl man- ner, charming personnfl'fy A friend word: .fruuing,n DaMlNT. ROBERT P. Hi-Y, ViCCipl'lESilIPIlil Visual Aids; Canmunage; Student VVarlimc Council. uolv-w'lu likes duH Hi-Y meet ings when theris a pretty girl around? Girl in Hue singular- Hml's definifrly un error! Thu on type! DIEDLING. MARION Cn-np. HAn air racial, 15 making good us:- of her brother's from fies sinu- tlm drafl lmarJ cnued Mm, Now is Hm! nice, M'ariqn? D iTULLIO, ADEIJNE G A.A : Tumbling Club: Span- ish Club, Dark and lovcfy-fuu of fun. Many friends Always neal and friendly Page Thirly DOTSON. EUGENE B. Fanzball; Hi-Y: Band: BascbalL HHis Iormfy hair is inst 100 won.- dcrluf for words. all. L. C..' A good friend to everyone. DRUMMER. ELIZABETH C.A.A. A sum fry. always guy. Plvas an! In fume uruund, fusmues ling truth of Gnod lhings come in small packagesV. EDWARDS. BLANCHE M, A cult! little girl H always friendly. A good dresser-aund m'ul besides. She'll maize Imr- phlce in the world. liLDON. DULCIE I. Co-op: Vondward BuuslersA A quiet Hisposilion wilh a friendly manner. Always willing to 122an a helping hand when Jlmm's a task to do. IiLMORE. JACK S. Prusidcm or Scninr Class: HiAY, Prositlvul: Annual Sta : Cored Flub. Tau, dark, Imndsiailiner Fooled you Hm! lime, lack! Aiwuys making speeches w My friends .7 Jack will do himself proud -119. can't miss! Page Thirly-onc DOUGLAS. EUDENA Co-op: Girl Reserves. 'A great economisl . . 7 never wastes energy . . . never tunes hm much . . . never stuJies ton much . . Feels lust ii she ari rives at school before Hm usual time for tile opening of classes. D NYER, MARY ANNE Cwup. HLavcs to dance and bowl. She has a special interest in Um Field Artillery. VVonJer who he is! Now she cancenlraies on EowL ing, the dancing has to wait EDWARDS. CAROL Cn-np. She's the sort nf girl you have in like and everyone lines! But wen give flcr credit for being lruu to her soldier. Bob'. ELDRED. TABITHA O. CoinpA UAIHIOIIQII liar name breathes of the Ins! generation. our Tabitha is really a modern miss In Incl. she's 'hcp'! Really Haas to dance. ER NST. ELLA MAE Now jus! wlm could Hm! Major Imp We, find only Always friendly. VilHrom's loss was our gain. .4 under Imr quwt reserve. FEENEY. ELWOOD T. Football: Baseball; MW Club Our rugged football player. People gel seaisick from faulting a! his hair; By the way. when is your nvxt appointmenl at Liufa's Beauty Shop? 'Fa! Boyf FILLE. JUNE Co-op. uGoad things come in little pack- ages. but so does dynamite! 'Nuff mic!!! FLAGG. LUClLLE Sort of on the quiet side but friendly. She'll always lend a helping Imntl when you need a lift. FRAZIER, BILLIE L. Charming nml Hand. Another one of Mrs. Slenger's girls. Very popular with her many friends. Gmdous person. - Jendly manner FAULKNER. CATHERINE Annual Staff; Girl Reserves: Co- at! Clulai Alncrican PIUIJIC'IHS Club. A brilliant 5hxdsnb-u sweat and si'lcere r'la'l'lerr K'IUlUn ilnd IiFIBlI by all. FIELER. EDWARD L. Football: Baskclba : W Cluly. HThe llong 1703 0, Hm Srtnior Class. erlal every basketball team needs. And what every girl mums -- u man she can lunla up 10.7 FLACK. GEORGE First Aid; Inlramurals: HLY, A fine warken Excellent artist. Has a friendly smile for every une. Yuu can always count on George. FOY. RUTH Girl Reserves: Health Club, Caoperuline, friendly In a . u pleasant smile. Quiet and cow sernaiinu. FURST. MILDRED Co-op, Mildred. you must conlmi Um! giggling. After all, you are u senior! But it is Lemming! A soft. gentle voice --u kind and happy girl. Page Thirly-huo I iALL, MARIE Cn-np: Rullicking Rollers: VVnnd- wnrll Bnusters; Annual Slain. U you're looking for Nlaria, jusl m VO. 41040. Yes, that's Sufi fvrfnu-s. She spends most of hm spam limp there Keeps her an! I mischir'f-or does it? I IA S'I'IiLL. E IARILYN Cu-np. Our of VooJururJ's bus! nth- lvlic bnnslors. Could i! 1m 1135'! Pur'y vxcuse? Noll? tho! would be laHingf l llfNRY. JEWEL Cnvnp. HNico rwrsunalily Eager in gel tlhK'tlEl. INVIHHYF C III! IONIC!!! ll'IHHl SIIGS amund. H ESS. ERMA Cn-np. Loves l0 go Jancing. A very hard worker. Simply 1017125 In wmr Hullvers in her Jmir. And Hwy many do something for her. Bu! illr-n, maybe she does some- thing for lhem! H IBBS. MADELINE Camp. A charming girl-quiol in mam nc'r. Always SlUUE'I a'ld Cheel ful. Page Thiriy-five HARRELL, .IUANITA A sincere Iriond. Always quiet, but awluuy nice after you really got 10 'll'lUlU Inu'. Her shy smile '5 a charming asset. .xLodnvifal X44 Xv I xx- I'IENNINGER. RI'I'A Covnp. HQuicl with n genih' vuicu. Any ol'wr B9110 Dnuisl 51m lms um- bilfuns. 109.,H IIERNDON. LOUIS Camuunagc: American Problems CIUIL A willing marker, Very quiet. A nice fellow in Imam. A lma Irinnrl. HESSEL. CLARA H Clmir; Glee Club: Lunchroum SlaH. HScrmm and charming, inlareslerl especially in Wlusic. IVIuny irivntlsfv HICKEY. MAXINE J G, 5. Wu, Spanish Club: Girl Rcservcs IHears no evil. speaks no evil.- A frur friend In a : so she has many friends. A milling workarv ILL. DA Lalin Club: k , Wt; Girl Ref Serves. On the quiet side. but has a Charming manner. Sile's - rifle friend. Likes to go to the movies. HINNAH. AUDREY Cu-upt Very quiet. But her friends know 'xer for a good spurt. W1! envy her natural curly hairt The lucky rascaH HOER. JEAN MARIE Vicc-Presidcnt of Senior Class; G. A. A.: Latin Club; Ballet. A bundle of activity, charming and very tikeable! Always mm! in appoamnce-Iifzed By all! And Jean in a bathing Hui!!! HUFF. JUANITA ELIZABETH Latin Club: Woodward Bonsterst HDark and tiny Loads of fun. A loyal friend-pleasing person- ality. HURSTON. ADA Hmnc Nursing; G. S. W.: Girl Reserves. A girl who gets around. Fas- cinated with mail fmateJ-ani how? A good friend to every- one, HILL. iRMA New to Woodward but lu-r friendly ways soon won her many friends. On Hm quiet side. but this is part of her charmv HODECK. LAVONE E. Co-op. Quiet and xlmnurm VI-ry friendly She is always ready to fend Cl hfflpillg IILIHCI 10 llnyOflPt HORN. GLADYS Cusop, Her pleasant personality is purl of twr- appeating nature. Ahmys willing to aid 0 friend in mint. HUGHES. LOUISE Quiet girl with Iriandty ways. She has acquired many fricnlls during 11M stay at thumlwnnL Quite a dancer! HUTCHINSON. HELEN Cwup: Annual Emit A true friend. You can always depend on Helen. Insists on raising her eyebrow when in deep concentration. VVhtch isn't often! Really, wire just kitL ding! Page Thiriy-six HUTT. RUTH MARION AIm-rican Problems Club: An- nual Staff: Co-cd Club; PllysiA ulngy Club. Peiiiv and pretty. A lrmzfriend, Lihml by 1: . especially Hill. A sparkling pvrsurmlily ISMAEL. MARIAN Cn-np: G. A. A 'A friendly girl. A good utHale. Dufinilvly an aclive member OI G. A. A. Her heart brlongs 10 Um ArmyF-Uml is, one special member nf ii! JACKSON. JAMES H Cimluullngc. Short bu! pouuzrfui is thy key- word. Has plenty of pap. Nlayor ul Chu'mmiuch A IriErId Iur u luncly person. JOHNSON. DORIS E. G. 5. VV., Vice-Prcsidenl: Girl Reserves. Vicc-Prcsidcnt: Span- ish Club Gels arounJ. and when E! mum's lg: iillurbllgging. she's among the lop notchers! JOHNSON, EARL H. Football. co-captain; Basketball: HVV Club, Vicepresidcnt; An- nual Sufi. A brawn amt no Lruinfn His legs put many a Woodward girrs io sImnIc-H He Joe: O, K milh ll .- girls. And why not? lFan I borrow your fingernail file'? Page Thirlyrseverl IACOBUCCI, ANTHONY Annual Staff: Cu-cd Club: Base- ball Hunmrous-We . he thinks so. anyhow! Literally kills the Boys in 201 with his jokes. Wlnudv wcml's lt-ucling promoter, But um didn't get to 500. much ul- Tuny Hlis year. JACKSON. HELEN M. CU-Op. nFrmn what rue heard SIIP'S gum! in :1 kinds of sports. h takes pup and eriergyo-urul Helen has bulk. JAMES. LOWELL R. Gym Tram: MW Club: Track Team: Cu-ed Club Inst 11 litile fellow but he's friendly in a big way Always has a smile. A little thing like a broken leg dorsn'! stop him! JOHNSON. DOROTHY LOUISE Editor of Bulldog: Ballet: Co-ed Club: American Problems Club. HMura Unidenm that the besl things come in small packages. Lovely Imir. Atimirecl By a . es- pecially boys, even though her heart belongs to 7U? JOHNSON. JANET RUTH Girl Reserves. Sucrzslary; G.S.W.; Choir. A greui worker in clubs, A srupet and loving smile. which mi win Iwr success in every- Hu'ng she does. Has a grand sense of humor. canvarsuiiona 16. Never withoul something 20 Say. Gum! cnnv puny. JOINER. JUANITA Co-op. UA good sludeuL A whiz at u lypewrilcr. Hus u soft voice which goes with her quiet pursurmlity. She's slated fur success! JONES, ELLA MAE Kniiling Club HA friendly person. Always miu- ing lo lane! a helping hand. Has a nice smile. JORDAN. EDWARD Foolba ; Band: lnh'amurals A very iikeuble fallow. Very ambitious. Wiu not give up but will see a prablem Hirough. VVHUE missed him since Uncle Sam grabbed him! KAYLOR. MARGIE C o n- . H 1'ever a dull moment Has been quite a busy gal all year Vround. Bu! then. just because lhere's a man shortage doesn't mean. we've no! been busy. Just more 50., JOHNSON. MILDRED Girl Reserves. Can afways be qund ul Boys' '3 ! But then there are buys there! Quile a jHlErbug! JONES, ANDREW L, Fumbau, Co-capiaiu; Basketball: Baseball: W Club: Hi Y. A good natured fellow. Always has a smifeh-lspeciauy fur Hue gals! T'ae collegiate type bu! that's what turns Hie lric'a,I And does Andy know it! JONES. OLIVE ELLEN Cu-op. H'Hm love bug has bitten iteruml slur has the proof on qur Inf! ringer. Yes. an engagement! ring Iran: Pete. How J0 these engugml girls do El! KA I SER. MARJORIE Covnp. Always has a smife for z-m-ryA nnv. Sort of quiet but her smite speaks for Incr. Has many friends. KEENAN. IRENE Co-ulm HA very quiet hula girl until she gets in shorthand class. Thuy say H11: best things come in small package; She's a surprise package, loo! Page T'Iiriy-efg lat bsl KI EFER. MARIAN Cu-op: Woodward Boostcts: Annual Slaff. She's a good bowler. She seems m In- mulzing more than am: kind uf u ltiL A good hit in bowling, um! a Justivr Iii! 7le: Dick! IGRKPATRICK. BE'ITY SUE Cmup, A gn-al mum!!! builder-ulld you buow whose morale needs budding up! Outlfes of fun, ton. KOON. HAZEL Curnlx HTIIV murmel cl Room SID! Sim Es ultlvuys quiUL How do you gel Ulul way? There musi be a secret In it! But she get ulong. never Ivar! KRA'I'Z. MAGGIE Cu-op. A sum!!! girl with a nice person- ufity. Likes to write to soMiars. urn. luvr-s to lo jokes, Both lmMu'us hair: la keep people 'Iuppyf LANE. DOROTHY L Annual Slaff; Girl Reserves: VuurIward Buuslers: Rnllicking Rnncrs. Hpvlihr nnJ pruliy-va bundle of nvlim'ly. Always willing 10 F101 0 Vu0Ju'urd cause F- Lille 'Dllcrey'. A'lany friends. Pugv Thirly-nine KING. LEONARD VVH Club; Fuullmll; Baskelha : Baseball. Quite Um ulhfelu and versnv tile, too! Had lime for his stuJies besides! And for his girlsuu KNAPP. EILEEN 0-013 UBeauliIul Honda lmir with lovely Hur' eyes. Bunyalh Iwr quiet manner is a fn'E-mHy dispositiun. KOTTMAN, CHARLES F. Arl Colony. A nice quiet sort of u fenom and Honda. mo! Drmsn'i seem 10 notice the girls. Hut Hwy can't help but notice him!N LAHEY. RUTH Tap Dancing, Winning ways and pleasing personality Very uclfme aml has lots of friends. LEICHT. LEONARD Crimp. A 'ileualnlv fvuow. Slrfclly busi- nvss. Vv prmiicl great success for Lennard. His friendly punk sunllfl'ly plus his ability will turn l'le Erick. Cwup. a A fast in! -dIitera y and figuratively. 'ovely Hand hain Could b? 51:55 demureyyou should see her Hush! LOEBKER, MARTHA CO-np. A sincere friend. Always has a good word for aneryune, A very good skater. mo. LONG. VIVIAN A very quin! girl. A ready and often present smile makes Inn we liked. Bu! 5'!!! has liar lompnr! MAXVVELL. AUDREY Girl Reserves: CL S. VVJ Typing Club. HSJIGW be :1 whiz of a secretary sump Juy. She's geiling a good slurL' Quiet and friendly. McCAR'l HY.MARY ELIZABETH Girl Reserves. A sparkling pursunulily-dlovely 1min VVP Heed by everyone. A rvaHy charming dresser. LO CKMAN, JEAN lfl'TA TIN? band missed lmr w'mn s'w wilhdrcw, Lu! sin! 5 mu'zvs noise enough. Has a friendly smile and LI good voice. LONG, DOROTHY G.S.W.: Typing Club; Clmir. A Mile girl but mighty friendly. Always Heat in her dress. Sunny disposition. Everyone likes lama MAPP, BURNETT R Choir; Hi-Y: VUIEuy'm . uQuiet and slow nuuring-qrsuuuy HI'XI'pr un lite. vuuteybuu ruurl'. H9 could ruisv ,Iis mu'u' in rlmfr. 100., MAZZEI. CONCETFINA nDaria, shunning, andI quiteL Everybndy's IFEE'l l. Her Shiv smife is definiiuly appealing McCOY. DORLEAN G. S. VV.: Girl Reserves: Ameri- can Problems CIulJ;'l'ypi11Lr Club. uVery jelly and happyrgorlucley. A friend to arwrymm An 0,me lent studunl in Problems ml Dw macmcy. This man shorlagv gives u of us lime to read! Page Furly MrCRAY, ALLIE HA nice frivndly girl with a phasing smile. XVI? didn't see Iwr Ut'ry often. Definitely our fuss! MrDANIl'IL, CARNELL Mighty sum indeed but his wurl is big! Nice person In hill? UTOHINL 'VIGS Illlly friends Hhul Hrvn his is a friendly dish posflinnf MrGRAVV. JANET Cu-np. TIMI imalking dictionary. Can lulev luar plurv with Hm best of Uwrn. Slay. gut nlung, you Can 110 sure I HMLH MrKl'ili, CAROL Ctrop: Remaking Rollers lMququl Cmnpany. XVilrlonl Ju-r pighu'fs who wouM know lwr? Hut Hwy me cutv, urvn'l lhvy? MI'IEKI'IR. FRED A. Slagvllamls: Student VVnrlimc Cnluu'il: Hi-Y, hlf you had 1mmle 10 find Fred any nmrning. i! would nenvr hum: lepud Is 1001: in his home, mum.i Ho ufwuys had business vlsvunrwru. xVus it rilauy his Slugu-lxund duties.I Anyway he unl urmly with i!!! Pugt- Furlyrone McCUTCHEN. GEORGE C. Came to us late this year. He was a quil'i, bu! friendly addh lion 10 II ? senior C ass. McGAHA. KATHLEEN NEAL Hlysiolngy Club; Band; Choir: American Problems Club. A dvliglllful voice - winning Illuys, A ring on U10 third finger. loll! lmmu A lrue friend .NlcC-UIRE, liLIZABHTi-l G. S.VV.I Girl Rvscrvcs: Spam 35E: Club. HA girI will: u plousanl smile and 51mm! disposition. Friendly 10 u . Sn she Inns many friends.H McQUEEN. l-IELEN Co-np. A very hhaablu personality and quite an athlete. Really goes into action in a volleybuu gunm. HINU uImul Ollie? occasions? b IEFFORD, DOROTHY Co-up. A sum girl and super En sporls, Hmm'rrun hitter Dottie. out 10 Hm ImH-gamef she says. A thousand laughs a minuie. MITCHELL, EVELYN Co-op. A chubby little girl with u sweet voice. Ask her to sing and you'll find another Ginny Simms. COMM be a. career in it for her! MOHR, JOHN R. Gym Team: Baseball; lVV Club: Hi-Y Man about VVaodwurd! EM'ID 5 11m Buihesi 94th Little bu! mighty. VVoodwnrdvs oulslumlr Eng gymnast. Everybody knows WVhilny'. MUNDON. ZAN Hi-Y: Siudcni Warlimc Cuuw cil; Visuai Aids. HAIumys file gentleman. Has no lime much far 1'19 onassvs. A consistent worker. MURPHY. WILLIAM K. Color Guard: Fnulba : Annual Slag; Hi-Y; Cmccl Club HES red Hair pleasanl smile and big Brown eyes have caused many a girls heart to nullvr, but he and Shirley get along fine, A sum sense of humar-dlml what Irishman has E! Red MEYUNG. RITA Cn-up: Rollinlcing Rullcrs. KMx, Illa! jillm'bnggingf II is uul of Ulis world?! How shr- IDIIUS lu pup 11m! gum! Rim. Imam you no lutiyrmu' Hails? Can you saw a rim- smun? Bur Um , who can Umsn Jays? MOFFORD. WANDA Cu-up. Tim quivl lypu! Bu! sonwlmu! Umse quip! girls go! uhmg! They're yum! h-ler uvrilx-rsE so rm tuft!!! MUELLER, JANET Cu-np. A girl who is un nssvi rm mry- arm's list of Irfvruls. Pursonufily and charm, plus n 5111th Ian tevvrymm. MURPHY, CIVIRISTINT? CO-np. Always a cheery lefu fur pm-ryr urw. Seas u anti lvus nul'linn. Really knows Imw to run Elm addressogmph. Dtrfl'nitvly u lnllizzf NEAL. RUTI I AUDREY G A. A. HF 11H of ptp -100J5 of popular ity, especially amour; our EVumI nvurd buys. Slut furs lmauiiful skin and is 0 immrih: dunt'ing partner. Page ForlyElwo NEWMAN. VIRGINIA RUTH Girl ReservesV HA VVoothurcl Glamour Girl. A guy personafity. Cubs of Iriunds'dnu pun! A willing IUDFIHH'. lvlany IUHOIUS lUDUhl like In have her for their pin up girlfl NOE. WILLIAM H CUIDI' Guard. HA mighty good basketball player. shuns girls nntuybut l'ieru' come a day! Loves lo argue. but take my udvice-Jle' best you every time! NORMAN. MARIE A really Iriendfy girL Gobs of preily a:lodms. Has a shy smile 1w! it's marlin provoking ORR. LAVVRENCE J. Hi-Y; lnlrumurals: 'Co-ed Club. Bclier known as Iay', Wants lo be u cunwdiun. Another Bub Honor His by-mord is 'def- In a you who aren't tilupl Um! mmms Uzulurauy'f PALUMBO. MADELINE Co-op. A diligent and industrious marker. An expert filer and km-per 0! Elm records. Always friendly. A nice smilr'. Page Farlyvil'lree NIX. CAROL Cu-op. Never too busy lo learn sums, thing new. Sure does love a uniform. But can yuu Hume her! Almost everyone is in uni- form! NOETH. JOHN Co-op. Happy-go-Iucgey type-und we're no! fooling! Doesn't care much for school but 119,3 mighty good on lite job NUGENT. ELIZABETHANN Co-op. A quiet. cheerful little girl will: plenty of friends. Always ,IaS a pleasant smile for uneryona Thai accounis for El! ORR. MARILYN P. Coiop. We often wonder what she's I'linlzing when she's so quiet. 'Stiu walers run deep: we. say! PANCH EFF. ROMALEE Comp Serious in work, happy in play. She lilies the men of the Armed Forces but she's still mailing for lFle right olw. Hun came along. km. never Ivar! . gIean! Always i, friend. 'Make mine a c'lncafatn sedu'! PASSARGE, MARGARET A steady worker wiilx a pleasV ant smile. A good safaslady. Her friendly manner does it, PFALLER. VIRGINIA Cu-op Loves to go swimming. and is u very patriotic girl. Don't quite gel the connection, but there it is far Luhat ifs worth! Her smile makes many friends for Vir- ginia, POSEY. .l UANITA G. S W. Pleasing personality accounts for her many friands. Her smile is on the shy side. but comes with slight pmuocaliomu PRICE. BETTY Comp. uHappy-go-luchy. . . . Information please! Her dimples are an. asset to her smile. And. she makes them work for Iaer, loo! PARKER. MARGAR ET Clrop: Slutlunl VVarlimu Council. Likes to arguv . K . lms luls 0, friends . . . never 1051's a Iriem . , though 51m frequently loses an argument. Maybe limt's why she 13a: those friends! A good bowler! PEOPLES. JESSE VV. rlj-Y; Swimming. 0 ,! MPH Elly Flurmy'dso said 12559. Anyway Inn is u goodrnulumd fellow, PICKEIT. WILLA A little girl but mm with big friendly ideusl Always smiling. Nice personality. PR E'ITY. ED NA Co-op. A very earnest student. Always willing in offer her services. - Quiet and demuer PURIFY, GRACE M Lalin Club: O. S. W. A quiet girfr- but friendly as they came. Her kind manner Lew comes her. Always has u rvarly smile. Page Furly-fuur QUINN, JOYCE L. Bulldog Slag. HA ruining worker. quiet and pleasing A nice smile. RECHTIEN. MARY KATH RYN Cth: Slutlcnl Vartimc Council. A great commlivnrw. Saysbuys are like strep! curs H if you miss one ymt can always catch aw other! Friendly. fun. lovely, fully. and fun 9! happy mischiefA RENGERS. ALICE MARIE Cn-np: Sludcul VVarlimc CnllnciL HA willing worker, friendly, and MI of personality. She sings when requested and Leaps on singing when requested lo siap! RISSEL. RUTH M. glmir; Amrrican Pmblems Club. A great funnrito'diovely 1min Sunmbody should have a. won, Jvrful secretary Many friends, ROBINSON. ALICE Cu-np, A very varncsl Civil Air Cadet, Bu! Um poor little feel after rnurtlaing for a fun; hours. But 5115 make l'mr goat -feel or no feet! Nia-vhe it's wings she HBBFIS! Page Forty-five RAUH. SHIRLEY L. Girl Reserves: anlward Boost- ers: Remaking Rnllcrs; Annual SlaH. A favorite among our Wood- ward boys. namely Bill Murphy! Always active. Favorite Color;- Red! XVOHJUF IUllyII REISING. MARIAN Co-op. ' As friendly as they come M051 alfrncliva Her smile is charm- ing Everyone Iikes her and no wonder! You can always count on lvlarian,n RIDLEY. BETTY L Typing Club; Home Nursing. Marked Reserved' unlit the boys come 110mm 'Boys' did you say! VVeH she writes regularly In a soldier and u sailorx Which will u be??? ROBERTS. VIRGINIA Girl Reserves. A nice girl. On the friendly side. Always dressed up lo the minuie. A Cllarmer. ROHRMEiER. MARILYN Co-op: Rollicking Rollers. Full of win remarks 0110'. watch I'm! giggle. y-VeuMzed. Charrrh ing Company. 1!. Usually found will: u lmo . Bu! she's friendly and a quiet infect Hus many friends in Hug armed forces. Maybe ifs her quiet shy marl- HUTJ ROUSEY, FRANK C. FnollyaU: Lunchmom Slam BUIL AOL! Starr: Hi-Y. Tim 'C' slands for Clay which goes to sham trial he I103 his fret on u:- graundl And il's n goml tiling, You know why. Adds color lo'Karridor Karrf. SALTER, SYLVES'I'ER Foutlm : Gym Team: Hi-Y: Track Tcsz HA genius in his studies AgrL-m lucHnr. Full of humor. Always sinrere. Ever milling ln lend a helping hand. B. 1. MN, SCHIEVVECK. GUSSIE LOU Latin Club: Ballet; G.A,A.; RnHicliing Rollers. Small and full of fun Always artive r-IFPJ'y popular with both boys and girls. especially boys. And no wonder-shek a cute triri'r' SCHLENSKER, BE'I'I'Y M. Cu-up: Civil Air Patrol. HA girl with u sweet personality. Very fund of music and bowling. These keep Ivar busy. but don't forget about 'x'ou know wlmf! ROUNTREE. IDIZLLA Glee Club: Choir: Girl nsvrvcs. A yoml Iillle Cm0ner who waits for and I'll'll moons In a rorku'n bay tench evening ullur school Things urv carluinly r0. m-rsod llmso Jaysun ROZIER, CIVIRISTINE She Illls a smile ,OT vnoryuno, And a smile pays big dividends! bpeciully in friends. SAL'I'ER. WESSIE MAE G. S. W Definitely on Hm glunwumus side. Vary nice besides. A much sought after dancing partner. SCHLECHT. RITA Co-op. Sweet and studious. An ussr-J to anyone; 11's! of friends. A'- umys charming and friendly. Hus time for the piano, Ion! SCHMITT. RUTH CAROL CtrmL VV'icnynu first meal Ru!!! you may lhinh sliegs quiet, but until till you get to know Iwr. T111405 her u while, in warm up! Page Furlyrsix SCHNELLE, MARGARET L. Cwup. W4 clmrmiug Honda A mem- fwr of Hm Civil Air Patrol Cadets. She Macs to write lo soldiers. But what girl doesn't! SCliIXNENDENMAN, THERESA Co-np Always gay and laughing, and 0M dmse dark eyes. Just call her 121.14.. SCULLY, KATHLEEN Hum 5'19 does ins! manage In lulu! Hm Le , She'll probably gal through life that lunyF-wilh 'mr personality. Her heart goes soaring with Hm Air Corps, ' SI'IACKELFORD, PAULINE D, G, A A. HHHr Fmart's with the Navy. A good place for anyone's hear! llmsa days. Enerynna's just wait- ing for line boys la came home! SIMMONS, ANNE G. 3 VV.: Git! Rcsen'es. Gels around quite a bit. Bu! Hum, slug is Mlle and cute, AIHHHC. Page Forlyseven SCHULTZ, JEAN Co-op: Student VVartime Council. XVIIH! a smile! Our gain is HOHywood's lass VVE'H be mulching far your name in fights. lean! SCOTT, RUTH G.A.A. A culc JEHIE trick if there ever was mm! Parades I'm Fm each morning with 11 certain J-L'HOIU. Nothing like starting I'm day right. SELLER S. ANNA LOUI SE G. A A, Always firs! with non! chance slrps. Pupuhu'umong iilhwbugs ' SHARPE, RUTH EVELYN G. A. A. tYUumys active. pleasing person- ality. Liked by an and has many friends. SLAYTON. ' EDWARD HiuY: Band. Quid fellow. but friendly, The girls could gn for him in a big way but a cerlain Miss E. F, is taking care of that. Leap year is wonderful. says Ed. winning um . great favorite among the male populalion at Woodward. It's easily understood. SMITH. RICHARD L Ail Colony. 'WVe're glad Fm left Corbin for CincyI-Iunll he likes Cincy, too! And we Hm Richard! Quiet Bul friendly. SORREI.-L, THELMA L. Campaleni and inleuigenl. In- terested in Hue Navy Loads 0f Inn. STECHER, La VERNE Treasurer of Senior Class: Co-op: Student War-Timc Council; An- nual Slam Commercials Kate Smith. A true friend In an. You can air ways depend on LaVern.e. STEGEMOLLER, ANNEITE Cn-op. lust suppose Annette didn't tune to every cop that looked, at hen But Hmn. there is a man short, age And it's good to have the law on your side. SMITH , JOSEPH Hi-Y. A fashion plum. If you marl! to know unyl'iing. 115': Inn. A lum'r. err, girls? SNODC-RASS, l'IAZEL CIHlp. A very swvel um! sluJiuus girl, who ynes in fur Inn In u big way, One 0! I'm nmsl papufur girls in Room 3l9. And l'mrt'ls u rvnsonj SYALLWOIUH. LILLIAN G. S W. HA culc little girl. Always dressvs um . Quile a talker. Friendly llViIh a smile for everyone. STEFFLFR, RUTH Comp. IglOHd LOHILSIIQ . The boys Imam mhul Ihey're doing Nios- manners. but, Rulla, please Imm- pfly an Rita! She is sma enough.v STEIN. RUTH Camp. Shy and genlla Tim perfect sacrelary. Success mi in: hers. lust give her lime. Page Forlyreigllt STE! NER, EV A M, Vuucfward Staff. HIf you mink lhera's a man shortage inst ask Eva. But she rfousn'l let it bother 'wr. 'Whem In tlxertfs a will. there's a way. Boosters: Annual S'I'INSON. RUBY Quin! but friendly Handy wiih u 'DfllSII-TL paint brush, runny! SULLIVAN, ROBERT C. Football; Baskclba ; Track; W CIul. A real minim. VV? missed Bub nfl'or rais football iniury and war, l'OlHPKl him back afler his renov- Hnw line girls sigh over vrv. Iu'ml And he never seems In nuficc?? Does he ever wear a file? TANNER. IRENE MA Cu-op. hent- is one 0f our best students and ullllong'i site's a. quiet girl. n10 L'rlom Elm! she gals around. Silv's putting her Bruins lo good use! 'I'AYLOR. BEITY JEAN Girl Rescrms: Latin Club. A grant trawler. Liked by a . CnuM be her friemfly smile. Page Forly-nine STEINHAUSER. VERNA Co-op. uOnu- saphislfcated lady. Could be a pose! But she has an. Really quite a joker. It's her hubby, tau! v STIVERS. JU uHer pumpadours are a sensa- tion. Hum does sine du El? Al, ways smiling Definf friendly side. SUTTON. EARL - Sart of a quiel fellow but then you never can tell what's going on inside Um! head of his. Ideas! Yes, but what about? Just asli Mm! TAULBEE. RAY Co-up. Quilt: 1,19 lashes man! A hand- SONIC rflSCaL Till SUECCSSIUJ businessmantype. VVa're balling on you, Ray! TAYLOR. PAULINE I'Vice and friendly. Everyone lilies Pquirw but then 10115 4.11- muys M20 pleasant people. Rh. ,' .TAnnnEll k Dancing: Tap Dancing; g wPretty as pirlum and us charming as she is beautiful. There's a rnigllly lucky IaHam somewhere! But where, is lilo question Or is llmi already de- aided! TI'IRUMBLE, MA RY ELLEN Co-np. A bashful girl I'IYIIO CHEF IPUS a word In say. But beneath Imr quietness, i'u2r0 s a friendly spirit. Those who Imam her we appreciate illis. ! , mil 4 . . '7.: Chair. 11's no! easy lo go! In 'mnm Halon. but when you do, it's ward! having worked for. A shy Wail? am! a nice mannen TURNER. RAYMOND C, Clmir: Hi-Y. His lnnor voice, slvouM take him fur. His .Tllumhlr'bulls' are 100 much far 1'!!! fair sax. A jitter- bug riglll! VINEGAR, SAMUEL M. Hi-Y: Track and Cmss-Cuunlry: hair. A quiet fellow, But friendly. and Immoral Never gets ex- cited Lu! calmly goes his way. THOMPSON. J. FAY Latin Club: Cwod Club: Amorir can Problems Club: Annual Slam HCM'U' SENILIHH'H 1:0 13- gracinus umlr'mrming. A wining murfwr'. Ambilion-nursing. 0': you lucky palianls. I'r' Mae Fay lo 110M my hand. tool . ' RAPP. CELESTE Conn A very popular girl 0! Nu! skating rink. She's a good skater, Sumo! aml rrmnm'ng. Liked by all. TUCKER, ROSEMARY VVonrlwnrrl Boosters: Ranicking Rollers: Lalin Club; American thloms Club Always failMuI am! always busy. Brilliant siannl. A grr-ul favorile among Hm bnys-aa barn Ianrir'r. VJ1y don't you learn in walk on your fast? You may go! 'musenmicl's Lures! t TPHUS. DOLORES Co-op. lust arfnres malprlniuurs rm slaqv and radio. N'clylze 5'10 mi 1w an actress some day. WALKER. MARIAN Co-op. Small 1m: powerful. Sweol personalilyv A whiz at book keeping. Can you keep your Jute 130011 in order? Page Fifty HfALKER. VIRGINIA Cu-op. A little birdie told me she lilacs l0 skate. she'd good at it. 100. VVislles she had more time to dnvote to her hobby, WATSON, RALPH S. Clmir: Hi-Y: Physiology Club. A good stuff comes in small bundles. A superrqu. Do we Imve in say more. L. 5.? Sinatra in Ms own right. An all aruurul gnarl feumu. WEBER. NELDA JANE Cmop. As willy us they came. Her smile Holds Iwr friends. And of these she has many? XWZiSD'IANN. HELMA Cu-np. A pluusuni manner. bill call her 'Hrzlma, no! .Holmie' if yau value your life! VVEI'ENKAMP, FRANK W, Gym Team: Cheerleader; TrarL': WV Club, A cule laid. A wolf at head! Pnpu'nr with the girls. It must be Hint 'come 'lH'lPT' look Illa! guts thorn! Ho ought l0 give SOIHEOHP ll B?CHLI Page Filtyone VVALLER, MARY BELLE A really nice girl. Quite the busy lady with her working and sewing. no! In menliun her USO activities! WATTS, VIRGINIA ANN G. S. Wq Physiology Club: GVAAA. 'AH out for viclmy 1'5 her motto. Spends all her spare time working at lhe hospimt. WHICH an absence of boys won't JON Hut lhat is unlaih-but definilcly! W EBSTER CLAUDE E. Rollirldng Rollers. Always had business in Una umm-ul least 1110! was Ilis sloryf Wfrmn Ina JiJ come in Immm mum, he noncr mailed oulsida 206 aInncIH WEST. CARRIE Vontlward Bnnsters: G. A A.; Tap Dancing: Coed Club. uSrnau burdynamic. Persormiiiy plus. An alliaraund girl- rmvnr quiel. VVisIms there were more IOHOIUS at VVnoJmnnU VVHATLEY. DORIS Tap Dancing: G.A.A,: Choir. Although she is quiet. she has many friends. An. median! worker. She. get along in life, never fear! Girl Rvst-n V Dancing. A girlI w'm gels around, but who is now saving her heart for Hm! boy in llw service. More power to her. VVHITAKER. EUNICE Clmir; G. S. W.. Secrclary; Girl Reserves. Look r1! those socks She wears. Haw art! you going to Buy a sweater of your mun? Always busy. but ever eager to lend a helping Lani WILLIAMS. IRENE CL S. W. Quiel and friendly. She works on Ute Lnnchromn Slaff She'll make a good wife for some lucky fellow! WILLETS. JEAN Co-up. Quieb-Jllll these quiet girls are usually good students. And lean is no exception. Friermny.n WILSON, LILLIAN Co-op. H oldie Locks of '44. Mystery girI Hm same before and after sxm'lmming VVonder Flow she manages! WHIPPLE, ROBERT A. Races 11w tardy be node and nvck Has an abundance of energy V ntH'dS H! A genuilw sclaolnn Tiger'. VVILBURN EARNESTINE Clmir: Gian Club: G.SVV.: Knilling Club. A quiet girl. Hard lo know. Lu! once u Jriend, rzhnays a friend. Aluiuing worker. Knows what she wants And Slle' gel u. WILLIAIVIS, ROSEMARY Choir: G. S. VV. HA sweet girl will: prvlly hm'rx Definitely m: Hm uflructitm SHIP. The boys appreciate her, iqu VVILMS, ANGELI NE Cn-op. Lovely Janie hair and sparkling eyes. Vhal a figure and w'mt n skater! erm lo skate uml C19, velop poise and what have you! WILSON, ROSALIND R Girl Reserves; Baud. Quiet Oflli sererw. A mining IUOT'FCEI'H H05 H'll'ly Iriam's. IJUTII and pretty. Page Fifly-lwo XVINBURN. ELEANOR Girl Reserves: Choir; Wood- ward Buusters: American Prob- lems Club. uShe's a crooner from the heart, dear VVinLly. Al lilat. she's not bad. A llard worker. But she gels mind she wants! W OLF, RUTH A. Glee. Club: Spanish Club: VVundward Boosters. Charming and dependable Very likable and studious. Many friends. VVOMBOLD. ESTHER Co-op. A charming girl. who is tluing a good job of Keeping up the morale of the sailors. But it's Imr pulriufic July . YEE. BLANCHE Latin Club: Girl Reserves: Phys- iology Club. Vary umeiliaus-ua good worker, A friend when needed ,..a true friend indeci YEE. WiLLlAM P. Foulball Nianagur: Track: Baskcl- ban; Cmcd Cluh You can always depend on Yee. He was sort of s'xorticbunged t1! Um beginning of Hie year but he rmno i'lraugh. Wander whal 1x0 and Cooper had la In : about every morning! Page Fifty-threa WINNES. MARIAN Spanish Club: Ballet Beauty and brains together- always nea! and gracious. whiz in math. Ahuuys a friendly smile for everyone. WOLF. MARY LOUISE Co-op. uThe serious type - especially about her friend in the Service! True Hue, that's Mary Lou. 0411M ,V- M74 WRIGHT. MILDRED Chain Golden soprano. Loves to sing, Nice and friendly wilh an ever really, charming smile. YEE. RICHARD Football; Basketba ; Baseball: W Club Quiet in class. bu! 0M outside, He gets around .. but why not! He has what if fakes-dbul defin- itely!! YE'TTER. SHIRLEY C. G,A.A.: Rallicking Rollers; Woodward Boosters; American Problems Club. Everyone knows who Shirley loves! A lot cf fellows are sorry about the whole thing, too. But she knows what she's d'oing.n YOUNG. MABLE JUNE Choir; Glee Club: Typing Club. uNu one c '1 ussuciulcherwilh Interested in music. A quiet anyone except 'Windyf A bum bul charming manner. A fay ! cue of energy, with many friends. worker um; Irimul. ZAHNER, ETHEL Cn-np; Annual Still? If you want a slick of gum, ask Ethel for a piece, far she seems in La unzH supplied, even IIIough i'u-rv's a shortage. She mus! have one of those 'friends'! WWWQMM, Jo Ann Albers Walter Evans IVIiHie Audrey Simmons EHanora Bitzer Shirley A Gelhot James Smith Bertha Blakely Robert Kilgore John Edward Steineker Geneu Bonner Bobbie V. Koch William Tittle Mildred Bush Lois Merritt Dorothy Wlae Waner Norman Cole Lemma Reid Roberta White Edward Delaney Hurl Risner Carl E. Williams Frances Dennison Rose Mary Schuler Page FiIfy-four I g.g, ,1 35 J W EM LUVE BJ MMW :- D 5.. RD X. ON C i C t 9 Snap. 6mm. Jantcuq. Can you imagine seniors htowing soap huh- htes? Weti, sometimes they do -and a group of this year's seniors diditt Someone suggested it at a Hittite kids party we at'tenctect. One at. the girts claimed she coutd see signs at the future in tile huhtjtes as they rose and hung suspended in the air. Anti were we excited. because att through the year our thoughts had heen about the future. We were soon to leave schoot, anct quite nnturatty. we were eager anct expectant ahout tile niches we woutct t'inct for ourselves as we tonic our pieces as citizens oi the wortct. in our dreams we saw a hetter wortct, a wortd 0t penCe-das truit ot the war in which many at our ctassmntes were already participating amt in which many more woutd serve. Oi course. att were eager to tcnow what their prescient ctassmate could see in the bubbles which Gated upward amt onwarct. catching the tight to gleam with hrittiant cotors. VVC persuaded her to tett the secrets ot the tuture which she saw! She hcgan her narration. As she waxed to her subject. she seemett transcendent w uhove amt hei yonct us. and we strained to hear her every word. She intoned - ut see a gteaming Cityetatt white huiictings on wide boutevartts. it's a heautitui city. On Sue, cess Street is a magniticent attice huitcting. Let us enter. There's JACK ELtV'tORE. more handsome than ever with his hair tingect grey at the temptes. dictating to his private secretary. RUTH NEAL. The other girls in the ottice toot: t'amitiar. Why yes, there are secretaries KATHLEEN BAIRD, LA VEEDA BARKELOO. and RUTH RIS- SEL. very busy typing and looking very etticient in their smnrt tnitorect business suits. How wrrtt groomed they arei in another ottice. EVELYN StVttTH, the prototype of the suc- cessful careerswoman, ever a ioyai Wooctwartiite. is discussing the day's schedule With her secretaries, former classmates RUTH BROWN, ROSALIND WILSON, and JUANITA STTVERS. and with LOLA BRABSON. her capable hook- iceeper. HURL RISNER. D. D. 8.. has his attice 0n the next Hoor. i enter and find ESTHER WOMBOLD in the waiting room tpoor giriii. She is reading the latest novel by TONY iACOBUCCi, recent winner oi the Pulitzer Prize. Across the hail from Huriis ottice. sits watchmaiser WILLIAM BIZZARRI. tearing watches apart and putting them together H with what success 1 Cannot sayi Familiar names appear on many of the doors. Therevs VIVIAN ADKINS. puhtic stenographer; LAVYRENCE ORR and ROBERT DEMINT, draitsmen tLarry is an amateur comedian after working hoursii; SYLVESTER SALTER, accountant; BETTY RIDLEY, tending library: RUTH NEVVMAN. iawyer: and ANDREW JONES. Y. M. C, A. director. Why there's the office or The tvtodern Business School . A meeting of the personnel or the school is in progress. Alt the teachers are there - LORETTA AGEE SHIRLEY DEWYER, DOROTHY BEUSTEREIN. EDNA PRETTY. PAULINE LILLY. and JOHN STEINEKER. MARY ALE- SANDRO, as director or the school. is outiirling the program for the year. On the way ctown in the elevator. i note a photograph studio. It's the studio of DELORE BELLAMAH. He takes the pictures for a magazine entitled Beauty Appreciated . There are his toveiy Incitets. JO ANN ALBERS. ANN BONNELL, and LOIS CONDIAt Coming to the street again. 1 cross it and enter the hugh department store owned and operated by RAY CRONEt How successful 1165 heeni In his office are his secretaries. iViARiAN BOLLER. LAVERNE CORDREY. and CLADYS HORN. in the credit department are NAONH BREEDING. BETTY JANE CHATMAN. ETHEL ZAHNER. HELMA WEISSMAN. RITA SCHLECHT, and MAGGIE KRATZ. i ieuve Success Street and wander on to Civic Center. There's the Post Ottice. As i pass utong the corridor i see muii Cierh's HENRY CALHOUN, EUGENE DOTSON, amt LOUIS BELL. Behind that door HPrivate p-dwhy that's JOHN NOETH. Postmaster at this city of the future. To the right of his ottice is a room with many capable. young ottice workersHJUNE YOUNG. CONCETTINA MAZZIE. JUANITA HUFF, and MARGARET PASSARGE There's the Courthouse amt the City Hail. but the hNoociwm-d grads seem to have shunned putitics. That must he the Chamber of Commerce. Entering. i see a targe sign which reacts, i. Engineers, Convention . 1 toitow the arrow to the convention ha . I see ELWOOD FEENEY, LOWELL JAMES WILLIAM NOE, DANTE CAMPOLONGO. RICHARD YEE, ROBERT WHIPPLE. anct EARL BORG- hiANN. Earl. a professor at an Engineering College. is making an address. Sit- Pugv Fiftyrswen ting in on the convention, i see MARIAN iVINNES luklng notes to semi i0 iler Spanisil empioyer wilo is very interested in liu- new ikious 0i. liw Alle'l'iLIEIH engi- neers. Tilere,100, is JANET BiCCRAVV uimsv iinguislic uiliiily muict's iwr invuiur able to iier Soutil American empioyor. Upstairs i come in lime UiTiCt' 0i ERNEST BAILEY. pubiicity man. VViml n grunti piece 01' work iie-s been doing! BILL TITTLE is their up and coming public rciulions mun. Over in a meeting mom. i find a conference ior Civic improvement ntlemicci in ALFRED BEASI..EY. CARL WILLIAMS. IRENE KEENAN. EILEEN BURDICK, CAROL McKEE, RAY TAULBEE, and AUiiREY RIAXWELLH Elii community iceuiers. Leaving the Chamber 0i. Commerce. i cross tiw street to liae hDream City News building FRANK RiMJSEN i5 miilm' 0i lilo paper will! an able crew of rcportcrs y RUTH ADDISON, UENHLL BONNER, JOYCE QUINN, KATHi LEEN SCULLY, DOROTHY JOHNSON, and RAYMOND TURNER, Their experience 0n the staii of tile VVomiwurd BLliiiiogH ims imipmi lilem immeasurably. Out to the suburbs now l0 stroii tirruugil tile silutiy slreets. All along i soc culc little collages wiiicil imvc liw iook 0i imppy ilomcs. Tile neigilimrimod is brigin and Cheerful. The houses, with tileir dainty. spotless curtains. are mosl inviting. On my way down one streel, l mccl lilo. ilormor THELIVIA SORREH. witil iwr three little ones. Sile is going to the nursery, so i decitie 10 go with iler. Here I see BILLIE BERCiER wiiil iler iillie Oscar; SHIRLEY YE-ivi-ER witil iler twins. Tweeci and Reed; ixiAXiNE DANIELS witil iler little girl, Rosie; and ADELINE DITULLIO with 1161' l'ripiel's. i return to Happy Homo Lane and visii several oi i'ile cottages. I find ELLANORA BITZER, WANDA MOFFORD. NAR- GARET GALLAGHER. and LILLIAN WILSON. aii imppiiy married. Oiilcr houses iook inviting, but I am impatient lo see tine rest oi the city. About a mile clown the highway 1 notice a school. his the local High School. it has a large piayi'ieici-r the kind every Woodwardile i'las dreamed of for years! i enter a classroom to iiind that some or iilc pupils look very iamiiiar. Then i realize wily, i am told that the sweet girl in one of the iron! seals is RUTH HUTT'S oldest. Tile teacher points out EVELYN BRYANTS ciark-eyeri imy anti DORIS JOHNSON'S ciaughler. in liic next row sits PEARL CHI REATH'S son. in SCilOOi, she said SilC was going to be an oid maid. iml like u woman. She Cimngeci her mincii There's ORA ROLLANDS oicicsl girl and EUNICE WHITAKERS handsome son. 1 leave the cins'sroom and visit tile gymnasium, Wilerc i find VVootiwarci's Charles Aiias, JOHN AIOHR lcaciiing physical educationwiwiih speciai emphasis on iumbiinq. Out from the city, 1 see a iiospitai. rm drawn toward iL Tilers arc nurses JEAN HOER, FAY THOMPSON, CHARLOTTE BEARD. NOVELINE GOLDEN, CARRIE WEST. MINNIE ALEXANDER, MAXINE HICKEY. Page Fifiyreigiif VIRGINIA WATTS. GLADYS 'WHIPPLE, and ROSEMARY GUENTHER. VVith these beautiful nurses to encourage and serve the suffering patients, Being ill becomes almost a pleasure I meet JACK GEIGER. who has now become the chief surgeon ol' the hospital. In her office, I find CLARA HESSEL, chief dieti- itian. tn the pharmacy are BOB SULLIVAN, BILL COOPER. BLANCHE YEE 21nd GUSSIE SCHIEWECK; anti in the chemical laboratory EARL JOHNSON mitt EDWARD FIELER. As I leave the hospital, I hear a hugh transport plane as it passes overhead. Planes always intrigue me. so I make my way to the Airport. The place abounds with handsome pilot's. There's JOHN DAWES. ROBERT CRAWFORD. JOHN BUELI... and CLAUDE WEBSTER. They're a congregated about a group which has just Hown in after a cross-counl'ry Hight F- MARIAN DIEDLING. ALICE ROBINSON, MARGARET SCHNELLE and PAT GALLAGHER. Walking on I see air-stewardesses THELNIA CAUDILL and GLORIA B17; ZARRI talking to FRANK VVETENKANIP. a navy pilot since the days at the war. It is growing late. and the sun is setting. so I turn back to the city. As I stowty wemt my way, I pass a garage wilh a sign HProprietors-RALPH WATSON. EDVVARD SLAYTON. and GEORGE FLACKu. George has been quite suc- cessful as an artist. too. I see that JAMES CAMPBELL has become a tinner and WILLIALVI lXIURPHY and FRED NIEEKER are electricians. I pass by tarm- lnnds. I see BETTY PRICE, cute little tarmerette. helping her husband harvest the tomato crop. ROBERT CLENIENTS has his name on a mail box at the gate to a prosperous tarm. Back to the city again. and night has fatten gm I decide to see some of the Night Spots. VValking down a street called the Great VVhite Way, I note familiar names in the bright lights. It's Woodwartfs own Fred Astaire, MILLARD CAMP- BELL and BILL DALEY. now quite famous as dancers. Next I see MARY LOU BERKEtWEYER and RtTA HENNINGER singing to the accompaniment of LAVERNE STECHER. ARNETTA CLOVER is a skating star. ARMENIA GLASPIE and RUTH SCOTT are dancing as a team. On tiown the street there is u movie theatre. There are great crowds lined to see the picture. IFS a premiere. and the stars will be there. JEAN SCHULTZ. the star of the Film. enters with her companion and secretary. RUTH STEIN. who is partly responsible for Jean's suc- cess. It is rumored that Jean will win an 'tOscar for her tine performance in this film, adapted From the best seller of the year, written by ROSENIARY TUCKERl At this. moment, one of the largest of the bubbles breaks, showering the narrator with a spray of moisture. She qudenIy seemetl to realize that she had been talking for a long time. VVe pleaded for more. But she said we'd have to wait until another timet Page Fiflyrnine h my w 'Mm A Vii; ; 'E . jig all? I AMEN. DUHIIH JC'HH Artis. Virginia Baker. Garnclla Baker. Janet Ball. Leonard Bang. Snmuol nglry. Lenora Umralia. Julia Blackwell. Pearl Bunlu-r. Luuisc 150er James Braintty, BcHy Brandt. Rulmn Brown. Davitl BUHIS. AIUII H Byrd. Fannie Campnlungu. Emma Carpvnivr, Lucille Carlrr, Edna Carlvr, Estvllt: Chih'mml. Rust'mary Clmw, VVing Fm- Chow. Wing .lnncs C'cmcnts. Ma Cuastun. Zotlr'tv MN - Culzic. Jean I f . Cook. Hazel Xy f2 jg 7.? Cnopcr. Ada Jean Cooper. Dnnald ' Corbitl. Louise Page Sixlyliwu Coughman. Frances Cnx. Vviniam Crawford. Chrislobcl Crumwoll, He'lml Crusllman, Brlly Cunningham, Lininn Cuzznrl. Ray Daniva .Mm Davis. Cluistine I llel1illIL Edward Dum'll. Nlariv I'Jwrllanll. Dnrutliy Ftlu'arcls, Albert Filux, Wiary Helen Fluwvrs, Bcrlha FHSIPI. ixlnrin Frmlgv, Marilyn Fuss, Wlarian Gnrmvmu Cvorgia Gcnlry. Florence Uillrspir, Maximo Ulaspic, Henry Cmnlun. Flnrmlrv Crumkc, Virginia GriPr. Eugene Grim. Grunge Crith'u, Gloria Gunnr , Umalrlino Ha . Jvan Haml. Jul! Hartlingcr. 1:Warclwm Harris. AHIMI Harris, Ella Iiiayguml. VViH'tam Hrancr. LPH'iS Pug? Sixly l'Irvv iotlgcs. 1m? Hooves, Bob anpvt. chlma Huup, Elizahclh Houston. Rirlmrtl Hulabs, Juyrt- Hunlnr, Daisy Hurst. .lamvi Jackson Ruth .IUIIHSUII. OdCSSA Jurdan, Nlnrilyn KclIr-r. June Koy. Carol King, Jamel Kucs'ler. Eihvanl Krautlc. Hilda KulllmHu'rg Ruil: Lawlun. Dumlhy Liulc. Sally Lock. Nani? Locke. Jean Lnrlmrrl, Phyllis Lam!v Bvrnicn Luhusky. Jeannette Nlacon. Bcrnirv Mahancy, Brulricc Manuel. .Iolm Marcusn. Rosana .f Nlarsllhanks. Joclla iVIariins. lVIary Lou Mayer. Wilma McClinlnn. Rose NICCLIHUIIQII. va-vn Page Sixlyrfnur 'arlaml. Imogene L ICCungun, Nlallit' McMillan. Mary MdVlullun. Milliv lVlvalc, Nirolvlhl iVliHinn. Peggy Mitchell. . yEvia NIilcle, Virginia Nluohlman, Cllarlz's lVIuntgnmcry. Leon hlunru. LVInrris Mnrvlnnd. Eula Niorgan. Louise Mu Frocln'an' 'lVlnrris. Hurdy Flurrisnn. Jack Nlosvloy. Vanler lVIuvHer. Luis Murphy. Isaiah Wlurplxy, Rulanrl B'Eurplux Thomas. Nrwnmn. William Oltllmm, William Orr. Bcrnico Pmlgcll. Rulh Pmplmlnn Lois Roam. Fred RcrHing, Clarence Reed. Lenora Reese, lvlaxrcna Rcl'ncr. Gerald Rovcl. Rim IlpynUIlls. Imugfmw Rlnulos. Rub' I 'rll, V J . C Jlurl, .w'h'n Rnln-rlm Domllty RUIEHHI. lvnry RnHrr. Anita uwc'. Urnrm- Ruclu-r. Ellwlvnc Sl !rlM I. l 0IlillII Srrugma. Bornadinv Shah'r. Curl Shaw. Hvlvn Shwkm. Cllrish' 3'1, Sivunnns, Marllm Smilh. GruIC Smith Ha Smith. Lm'y Smilll. Rnlrr'rt Snyrlvr. Domllly szlruu, A lin- SIannrlll, Eula Slnwnrl. Daisy Slmuslmugll. Iivvlyn SurHingLDunaltl Sullivan, 3Intlvlyn Swanson. Blargarvt Swislwr, Donald Taylnn Mary Trrranm-a, GiMa T'llnll'lpSDn, 101121 Thompson, 10 Ann Thnmpson, Shirley Ann Tuhbs. Bvatricv Tllnlcr. ITPHP Turner. RIIIEI Pugh Sixty six Page Sixly-smren Vninisi. Anne Vinegar, Carlclln VValkcr. Pearl VVcathcrsby, AHrmlu VVcsl. Louis VVilkins, Ralph VVilliams. Carlton Williams. Evelyn XViniamS. lsacc VViHizuns, Nnrma VVilsun, .luanilil 7iseman. Nnrma VVnH, Mary XVOUIISJJwiHP VVnuIr'y. Joanne VVrigIal. Rudy en, Ida ch. Mn ry Yee, Virginia Yce. VViniam Zeiglcr, Alice Ahblcli. Aiicv Abrrnalhyx Bvrn'ue Adams. Rosr Addisml, Virginia Adkins. Gtrmlclim: Allen. Silnun AHL-Iulor. Alma Amurrno, IJUUIiHO Augsl. Iiivim Baglwy. ' Bull. - Ballot. Huinv Barkuluo. lama Barnvs. IWiMrvcl Barnus. Sully BaV. Knliv Buss, 51ilr3' Baits, HL-nry Baliislu, I i in Baillv. P xln'll: Bailln. Flussiv Baxter, BMly Boat ITPHU Baanl, XVilma Bvclu'r. IVInry Ann Boglvy. Mary Bvllymcr. Helen Bony. .lnyrt: vavr. Murtvl -' Biilxnc'. Cllarlus ' , a Birlingrr. VVilmfn ' I Billings. cmwth Blackburn, me-l Blue. Amy Bugnrl, .Iluw WE '1 BUHL'T. lluyu' Burmnan. Jzuwl Busiit'k ViHinm Brabsnn, Nnrmuu Iirnniloy, Julmniu- L01- Bruzilv, Prurlinc Bromling. Rulll Brmlnrirln anm Brm'k. Dumlhy 'Mm- Bruwn, .Ivrvmiuli Brown. 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VV'IIIiaIII KuIII, RuIJcrl KLIIII. WEIIiam KuImII. Ruben, DI. D. KyIIc. XViIIium RIIIJvrl Luackc. RoIJcrl Lamicc. Frank Lucy. Edward Lagnry, RicImrLi LaIIcy. Fwd Lukas, Cecil Lillilpkili. OIiu-r LIIIIII3' PursIIinn LIIIIgIIIrII. ILV CrIlilrI Langiord, VViIIiamI ' IiuyIiIr Lapiruw. Harry, M.D. Lassandru, James L'IssnncIm. Joseph Latcrm. AIIJCI'I Lay. PauI La3. SnmucI Lay. VVIIIinIn LIIle Layton, Robert Lee. Marvin I.I'IIIIII;IIIII, .IIIIIII IL .Ir. LItIIlz. RicIIarcI LuIIlz, Ranrt Lennard. NulImIIicI vasIcy. Hurry, NI. D. Lvrucr. David. JVI, D. IJ'SK'IIPI',I ArlIIIIr Ii: cmnn Raymund Ruins Lexus iViIIizIm LiII3'. DI-Imis IIiII3'. Ellgvnc I.iIIy. RIIIIvI'l CI. IIiIIiII-r, CIIurIos IJJIIIsuy. Frank -, R oIIrrl . Ki 3'. Jean LllHIng', SdillUrLl LiIIgLr. VVzlrri-II i. Lingrussn, Iony I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ii IlIilIlI LnuII-IIanI. Ray I..orI-:ImrII. VIIIIUIIHIS LUFSCIL Irwin LIIIIsIIIIII. RIIIII'rl 5. Lung, Hyman IJilllfl-OIIIHY. CImrIPS IJIHL'. 131110,: LIIrI-Inrm Nick Lucas, JoIm Ludwick. David Luguuniani, Luu'ls Luganniani. l'aul Luirs, Kaymund Luizct. Warmn 1:. Lukulz, Viclur Lumplcin, Charles Lumpkins. I Iurace Lumpkins, James Lynch. UI'szcI DIaIJIuy. ArIIuILI Maddux. Hamid IVIaiIaiIuy, VViIl'Iam IVIuicmchiII. Joseph Dlarshali, James W. IVIarsIlalI. JiIII DIarlin, John Ray IVIarliII, Nuci IVIask, Charles Maslcrs, James Muslusku, Robert iVIilundreII. David Muundrcll, Edward IVIaurcr. Kurl D'Iazzei, James B'IcAnain. Lhcsict NCCanII. James 3icCaI1IIIIII. KUIJL-I'l DIcCarIIIy. Jcrumc IVIcCarly. UuIIIIanI R. MCCIaIIaIIaII. Clarence MCCIaIIuIIun. VVuItur IVICCIJIIIIIII. Ruberl McCoId. Jack NICCOHI, Dlarvin McCoy, Bruce McCoy. HaruId McCoy, Robert HuUaIIiei. John DIcDonuuglI, James Mcbvcns. James Ncl udgen. Luccy DICIIJluglllIII, JuIIII McNally. JuIIII DICNaImIrII, NIICIIauI lecillu, Ucnc Iintl'CllriU, JUSClill Mcrz, ,FI'CLICrit'Ii DIcasinIc, IIIIIIII IxIch. IrniII .Nll'lCaII-C, JIIIIII Alcycr. AIIIILII Diuyur, Charles Bicycr, Jack nycr, Richard Bic3er. Robert J. Meyers. JusupII DIICrL IIIDILI I .diVHrKI 3IiImIiIIm'. AriIIur BIIICS, IIVIII xIiIIcr, S-mmuI BlilIPT iViIIiam hIinIx's, I'Ivzzy hiizcr, ArEIIur MnCIIIszn. Joseph IVIoeI'IIman. Richard Dlulter, nlimd blunruc. William 1;. Dluulgumcry, Veruail IVlurcilcud. Uilhurl IVlurgan, Douglas IVlutz. Iimnk IVquncc, Aaron blueIIcr, Lhurlcs DIueIIer, Donald IVIuIIikiII. Husiun LVIuIIiIsiIIIi. H. DIIIIILIIIII, VViIIium IiIIIrpIIy. James Diurpily. VVallcr Myers, Viclor IVagIc, Ralph Ncnhnusc, L'.I.Iwzini Nash, Jack NcIIImaII. Paul NcIsuII, Lanrcc NcIsun. VViIIEaIn NcwhuIII Vi iIIimn Nuuburgur, Ucorvc NinuII I'xcrci NuclII, CIIarIts Noicn, Glenn Nuvak. ILmL-sl Nuhring. Kobcri Cakes, Ray Uherdiug, Burluu O.C0Imci. Dan Odom, Bennie Oqu. Dave. Jr. Ogic, Kenneth O'Hcanux, RuIJuri Oliver. JusopII Orr. Andrew Orr, DUIIHId Orr. Hugh Overluri, FIElyd OxIcy, Edmund Padgett. Herbert Iaim. AIICII Paim. Morris PnInIisnnn, I rank PaIInmr. CIcius PiIrIu'r, CurIIcIius Parker, .IilCIx' Parker, Raymnmi PIIrrcll. OIin Purml, Harbor! Parry. Roy VV. Paslnvr. Robert Palslur. Sam IJilICIla. A. Louis Fallon. CIHHIDS Payne, EarI D. Peace, Ray Peace. VVIIIiaIn Penrsun, VViIIinm Pmuilehm. IVIunrnc Ijvmiiclun. Tum Penn. DainI liclln. Uh Pcnnak. DonnId Page EigIIIy-seuen Peppers, Jerome ldcppcrs. Ruben. Purkins, Uerdine ljuicrs. Iimnk chyor, Richard LEI: Hisimr. D'Iildrui IJICIliL'IICrO. btcve Pike. Dick lJilikICtUu. INIUIII'OI: Pinyon. WiIIium L. Piper. CIiIIurd I'Iogslcad, Edward Hulnick. KaImuu liiuluick, IVIurris IJuIIilIC. Cari A, PUIIIIIHH. Edward IJuuck, Elmer F. iJquc. IiicIIard Pupp. John E. Pusey, VVeIJsler Puller. LutIlcr PIIchI. Richard IJIHVO , VViIIiam PratIIcr. Kenneth Price. Jou IJricImrd, CIIarIcs Raider, Frederick RugIanLI. CarI Raila, Aaron Kaila, John Raney, BiII Rapp. C. Raticy, Richard E. RauII, VVI'IIiaIn Ray, CIIain Reaney, Frank Ruddinglml. Henry Redmond. Theodore Reed. Niarvin RoinstalIer, Robcrl RIIiSCnIJCCI-i. CarI Rciiford. James VVV RemIcy. Samuci Rosier. ArlIIur MiIcs RcyuoIcs. Rubcrt S. Richards. William Richardson. VViIIianI Riley, Ruth Rion, VViIIiam RIpI-mrgcr, Georde Richlcy. III-annclic Rivers, Dnniui RUIIIJIIIS. DIIImIII RIIIJI-rls. Lcc RIIIJI-rls. Ray Roberts. RII3' Rubinsnn, Leroy Rnt-L'wcrn. Sam, DI. D Rodellimrg. EIIIH'F. IKHI D. RluIIn.CI1arIns It. RDIIBS George Rmnuine. PauI Romani, Raymond Ruse. FrcncII RosicIIu. Frank RusicIIu. Tony Rusmrck, Paul Russ, Null: Roth. Paul Rutlc, Philip Ruuscy. Frank Roy. Villium HM Jr. Rulmrlu. limil Ruokvr, James Rudnmn. Nlnul Ruppunivr. Paul Rydt'r. Jusvph H. Sulits. Vinialn Saks. ViHiam Sulznmn. Raymund SklnSUHP, IAEI YI'CIICC Supp. Odell SallL-rrilel, Richard S ' ' Judge '0, Paul L illl, LjIIiU'ICES Smulun, Russell Strlmcl'cr. liugunc 51 lmv T. Rnberl St'lu-iqll. Dlachll kSt'llc'in. Lilliu St'lu-in. Vvillimn SJ1illlmillm', Gvurgu SCIIIUSS. IflL'JCII St'llmidl. Carl F. Srlnnithgl-Ising, lilllu'in SK'IHIPIM'JL Huwnrll Sulmll. Archie St'lmll. Howard SCIIIHFTV lithiITCl Srhruvr, Raymund SCIH'UE'J', Iitlwan! Schmvr. Hcrlwrl St'llrnlll. Leroy Srllulwrl. Charles Srhubvrl. Lnuis Sullull, Rubcrl Srllullu, Dit'l: Srllullv. Ellwartl Srhuhn, Howard Srhumzlnn, Louis Schwandcr, Lawrence Schwartz. Charles Sciarra. IVO San . Jack Seal. Floyd Scurvy. Vl1ilncy Sukular Frank Sckula, Niary Srllins. Clmrlvs Sonins. Hrrbcrl Scllins, VVarrcn SUI Yyn Bnnlart' Solzrr, Edgar Svrsliiun, Vinanl Sellers. Frank Scllors. Stanley Scth. Clyde erlun. Dewey Soxlun. VViHiam Sllafnr. Harry Slum. Teri Shaun, Edna NI SH b'hunnuu, Edward bharp, 3'lchlliuus bncur. Lharlcs I'L hlmkru. Nick bhcpcrd. Harold Jilcrrill, Jrrud mmrrill, James DJIUUIC, Juscph bicillanu. James bicbukl, Richard biciurl. Edward bicgul, Lalvun biomanlul. Herman Dilburn, Russ Silver, VVillinm bimkins, Brillun bimlnuus, Jil ny himms, Odellc bimms. VVuudmw Bingo. Ollie Singer. Irvin Single. Russo Singlrlun. Din'hl 8mm. William blnun, Curmnzu L hmilh. Hclljinnin Mnilll, Charlvs ?imiHl. Dwiglll b'milll, Ueurgc Smilh. Grant bmitlx. Alumcs hmilll, Joe Smilh, Kermit Smith. Ogden Smith. Orville Smith. Robert Smith, Tyler Smilh, Vernon Suwma. Teddy Spauhling, Charles Spvurs, Isaac Spivknr, Ruben Springvr. Ricllunl btimi. Ralph Stacy. AllreLI Sluuwurlh, Alvin Siarucl. VVillard Stark. VViUi-dm Slrinnmzkcr. Herbert Slt-Enrit Virginia Sluphonsun. Jack Stcubing. Erwin Slm'uns. Ralph Sltwcns. Ruherl Stevens. Slauh-y Slcvcnsun. En'in Slavonsun. .Iac Sluvvnson. Jr Slvwnrt, James Slicklcy, Slt-warl Slinsun. Kmmnlll Strauglln. Fred Slrawhnn. Robert Slricklvy. Joseph Siross. Rirl'lanl Sfruss. Waltrr Simughm Fred blroud. James Dluul, Ucorge alum. Jack duckling, Kuy bulln'uu. Ueurge bullivan, Jonu burrcll. nudrcn Juucling, Yuul luyc, VVi-Iium laylur, Ucurgu Iuylul, Lunglurd luylut. Luis Iilylur, Nelson 'lcchcutlu. Luricu Imllurd. Hubert II ulccsan, Lari I elccszm. Juscpll 'lcrmca. Joseph 'lcrrcl, J'lurman 'l hallcy James. Inuwluy. James l hcryuung. LYUI'IIUII Hmmns, lLerl lhmnus, lzdwurd llmlnpsun. llluums 'licv. Jack lnhzlu. James 10111:, Clarence lnwcts. Russo 1110MB. John '1 ruLy. Thumas Tru'hlur. Olive Trullu. Anllluuy 'l'rulla. Ucnu 'I'rullil. Julm 'Ilrucsdc , Tllcudorc Vl'uggle, Ralph Turner. Spencer Turin, Samuel ,l.yICI'. Hurry Uchlman, Paul Ullner, Calclnan Underwood. .lolln Vance. John Van Honk. Ollie Van Poll. Herbert Vaylingcr. Harold Vevclliu. Lucy Del Vunulc. Atlnlph Vinegar. Juuc Leo Vinngar, Lcc Illunnas Vinegar. Sam Virgin, Ray Vitrllu, Ralph Vnnmcr, Fran Vnnliran, Charles Vlen. Harry S. XNJK'IIIIIUI', Hamld me1mr. Norbert VVuil, Harold Vail, Konlmlh XVaIlu'r. Lawrence VVany. VVifliam VVaL-in, Harry VVaIIurs, Henry Vanslmlh. Paul Varo. Huwnrtl Pagp Efg'llyit'ight VVare. Jessa VVuikins, Jumcs M'ulsun. Frederick K VVillsun, Juhn VVeuvur. Ucutge VVcbh, Durlald VVL-er. Carl M ccks. Vthliam xvuilaml, Jacob M cilzuul, Juseph VVciuchrg. Norman VVcium, Joseph VVcinslein, Julius VVcinslvin. Samuel VVcisin, Aaron VVL-Hs. Julm Vvalt. VVilliam VVl'rl-cuwilz. Julul Verlhcimur, LCD. DLU, Wk sul. Raynumd VVvsl. Rubvrl XVL-yur. JusL-pll Vllalun. Kulmrl VVlmlIl-y. VV, Clluiiub VVlIipplv. BIvrlI-da Vvhilu, Raul VVIIik'. VVilliiIm VVlIilL-Ilursl, Jessie gins. Luv. I L'J'. ViIIiuu1 VViluy. Cruylnnl VVilkinsnn, ViIIiam VVillmm. Louis VViHiams, Hcrclwl VVillialns. James ViIIiauns. Ricllarrl AVthmns. Viclur ViHiams, XVayne H. ViHig. Paul XV sun. Rubcrl Villmck. Jack Vilhuck, VViIliam Vvinslu . Irwin VVulfack, Liuuly VVnml. Rnlmrl VVumls, lirlwurd VVumls. Kcnnelh VVung. Nana VVMkmmL Juhn VVurlllcn. Lennard -Vucrmli, Charles Vucnnli, Joseph VVm-sl. Jacob VVucsI. Richard VV. VVundx-rlick, VViIliam Ycaltcs. Robert YI-ltvr, Gnrllun ank. Raymund Young. Charles Zeiscr. Earl chigs. Mendel chigs. D'Icynr Zimmerman, Charles Zimmerman. James Zimmerman, Rnhnrl ZUICOT. Thenduro Zuroirk. John WV ROY BARNES ENNAS CAVE WILLIAM CONNEIJ. I MXNIEL COWELI .0 L H. DOELL. JR, LEONARD FINE LELAJ TD FLOYD ROBERT GOLDENHERC CHESTER HAMBY JOSEPH V. IACOBL.'CCI VVILHAM ROBERT KYD'E DOUGLAS MORGAN JACK PARKER JAMES PARKER ALBERT U NJ I S PATCHA EDWARD POLLMAN WI LLI AM POWELL RICH AR D SA?! TER Fl ELD JAMES SMITH RAY VIRGIN RALPH VWELLO CHARLES J. YOUNG The Victory Corps was organized in VVooctward High Schoot tnst year at the request or the Nalionat Education Association working in cooperation with the United States Office of Education The wort; oi, the Victory Corps is so far reaching and so vital that it llilS hecn given a place 0E prominence in the school program. The students at xVOUtthElrd, as in the other twentyeight thousand sec- ondary schools of the nation, are eager to do their share in the war O.Hort now and for the peace which wilt follow. T0 the youth of America will la the respon- sibility of making the peace. when it comes, a tasting one. This will require very definite preparation and guidance. In these two fields, aiding in the war effort now and preparing for the. responsibilities ot a just peace, the enthusiasm of youth needs guidance so that it can he harnessed and turned into useful power. The purpose or the Victory Corps is to direct this eagnemess inlo effective action and to channel it into areas of increasingly critical neect This year the organization of the Victory Corps has been somewhat atlerctl. The. leaders of the movement realized that every stuctent wanted to do and was doing something to aid in the war effort This in itself was the primary requisite of the Victory Corps and was sufficient to warrant membership This seems to remove any need for special requirements such as were necessary tast year. Now everyone in Woodward High Schout is automatically a member of the Victory Corps, as are the students in att the other high schools in the city. The students are whole- heartedly behind the Junior Army Of America. The Victory Corps is not so much interested in carrying on activities itself, hut rather, is desirous of acting as a coordinating agency for an the wartime activities that are carried on in the school. htt Course. many 0', thesP activities are carriett Page Alinety Vatuv k iiixc-I'ulivu Unuu'ii: Ah'I-m Rui-husch. annzm Sauce. John Muhr. :xiiss iimiiio Curry. 'i'hcima Cautiiii. IiuuL'I Buiwr, Cucviia Shot'riii. ,iummc xVuuiuy. Armcniu Uinspip, over into the home. This too, is within the renim oi the organization which seeks to haw every student an active member whether his war activity he part oi the school program 01' whether it he carried on within the home or community. Herein iivs the coordinating rcsponsihiiity oi the Corps. iViany individuals have found in and through the Victory Corps an opportunity to do that which wiii help bring their intimis, brothers, and friends home sooner W and home to a better worid. The- Victory Corps has recommended projects to homeroom groups. These hnvr hvon survossiuiiy carried out and have often stimulated interest within the member; whirh urged them to the achievement of additional goals. Activities have been SllLtEbsteti to various ciuh groups. Gcnuine enthusiasm met these suggestions and they were carried to a successful I'onciusion. The Victory Corps has directed. when conditions sccmeci to warrant it. a numhor 0i activities which were more Or iess lemporary and which at the time of their development Could not ieasihiy he turned over to any particular group. These have hocn handled by volunteers from the nwmhvrship of tho Corps. thenever appoais hm'e been made by community agencies engaged in wznutime activities. the Viclory Corps has always heeded their call. it has met evtny appeal which has come to it to the best of its nhiiitv Assislinff Dr. Poasiee the director or the Victory Corps at VVonCiwarci High Sc,hooi and Bliss Currx. the hlcuity advis r. is an Executive Councii 0i stucients LIIOSEH hom the larger Student Wartime Council. which is composed of a repre- sentative from each home room. hiiss Curry is assisted in an advisory capacity by hirs. Nantz, hiiss Schwartz. hiiss Aiken. hirs. Heimers. nnci iVir. Rusher. Page Ninety-une I:i rsl Rnu': Ii Alllrllil3, Sillli' '.t' '2. hirii T. lm-Il 110 X, JUIIHSUII I2. VV Ill'xl I13, OlluIdtn, Fiell'r. SI'CHHLI Row: Rmmy. Kings. Rmncr. C rIInI. Abernathy. iViilinms. Misati. SUIIH 1n bIAIIirtl lit,hh: Ildr1. F70 :li llng. .lUftitln. Dlnllllvl. C Daston l: ilrrll 1' hi. Grip 1' Dali ,- FIIIIth RIm1DII,tsnII Luz II II HII ESI n VV. Hurptn' IIIIII 5 Beginning where Coach Forest Neuman tctt off when he entered the Navy. Coach William Theisen tormect his nineteen torty-thrce team about six veteran linemen and three hackt'ieidmen. Using these hays as the tJactihonc 0'. the team, Coach Theison titled in with hoys from last year's reserve squad, and made use of some previoust undiscovered talent. The team worked hard in practice and Vvas ready to go When the roottjntt season started The Bulldogs began their season with two straight victories. ciefeatinn Central Vocational 6-0 Oand Hartwell 7 0 From here on their sporting struggtg became much more Iiinicutt and often they were on the losing end of the score. Although the Bulldogs were exceptionally light the team Fought hard all tile way. XX hat they tacked in weight they made up in tenacity They emulated the example 0i their mascot-d the tenacious huttdog Even when the odds were detinitety against them. they fought to the last minute or ptay-vwhcther t0 victorv 0r Irtt teat. VVondwarct ......... . . 6 Central Vocational ...... 0 VVondward ............. 7 Hartwell ............... 0 VVoodward ......... i . . 0 VValnut Hilts ........... 20 Woodward ............. 13 Hamilton FairFietct ....... O VVoodwarct ............. 0 VVithrow .............. 43 VVoodward ............. 25 Norwood iiiiiiiiiiiiii 6 Wooctward ............. 0 Western Hilts .......... 26 VVoodward ............. 26 Oxford MCGuHey ....... 6 W00 dward ............. 0 Hu g hes ................ 36 Page Niimty-four lrirsl Rnw: May. Plvasnni. Stimulvy. erllnmah. Iarolmrri, Mrlznvr. Brown. Srruml Rmv: Gmrh Eslmmn. Ciulino, Myers. Sallvr. Lm'mqusky, Sauce, Vilkvns. Vard. Thirtl Row: Yvo. chnnr. The Junior Varsiiy, coached by Edward Eslaman. is a squad of boy's from the ninth and tenth grades. The aim and purpose 0F this team is to train and develop material for future varsity teams. To provide interest and stimuli, Hm Reserve squad engagod in regularly scheduled games with reserve teams of other high scl1onls The boys who played the game hard and well this season on the Junior Varsity in all probability will he the future stars or XVOOdwaI-Js Varsity Team. Woodward ............ 6 St. Xavier .............. 0 V00dward, . ......... 0 V'Vafnut Hills .......... O VVooclward ............. IQ VVestern Hills ........... l2 Xxyoodward ............ 0 Hughes ................ l4 VVoodward ............. 0 Central Vocational ...... 0 VVoochvard ............. 6 Norwood .............. 7 VVoodwarcI ............. i2 VVitE row .............. 18 Page Ninclyfivn Firsl Raw: Finhnn, Kvlly. Rmttlingj, Yum, King, G. Gritrr. .Iuhnsnn. Svr'nnrl Rtm: Cuntll Tllviivu, Srllruvr', anu'r, viHu-ns. Fivlvr. f Grim. R, Flurplly. Dulmn. Tim VVUodwnrtl basketball lvnm PlllCrCtl Hm Public High School Irnguo with a spirilml hut groon loam. consisting entirely of resvrvv mm from last yoargs squad. After dropping llmir first eight games llw Bulldogs rallied 11ml upset the two cn-cllumpions nl' Hm Public High School League. Hug'u-s 21an VVeslvm Hills. Ahlmugh I'm V00dward I'loopslers were outclassed and lost 71 high percentage of their games, they still proved tllemsolvcs cnpmbic or holding; their own with llmir opponents. and offend n areal deal or competition to 111C lemns they played. On Nlnrcll 2, VVomlwarKrs BuiHogs tool: on annul Hills in Hm local Basket- linllErotllrnnmonl held at U C. They fought vulicntly. but could not vanquish l IC 1.19 05. VVnmlward ............. 25 VVeslern Hills ........... 57 Vo0dwnrd ............. 17 VVaInul Hills ........... 36 VVOmlwnrd ............. '23 SL Xavier .............. 30 VVoodwurcl ............ 15 Roger Bacon. . . . . . . . . . . .36 V Ooclwm'd ............. 0 H ughes ............... 45 VV oodwn I'd ............. 2 5 Norwond .............. 27 VVooclwarcl ............. 2'5 VVi th-row .............. 4 l X'Voodwnrd. . . . , . , . , . . . .35 Central Vocationni ...... 30 XVOUdWilrd ............. 26 , VVosie-rn Hills .......... .5 V0menrd ............ 3! Valnul' Hing. . . . . . . 43 Vom1wnKI ............. I 3 Aurora ................ 33 Vtmdwnrtl ............. 20 - Hughes ............... 27 VVumenrd ............. '16 VVithrow . . .......... 33 VVomlwnrd ............. 37 Central Vocalional ...... '50 N'0otlwnnl ............ 27 Oxford lVICC-uFfey ....... 26 Page anefy-six First Ruu: Alrlnmlr. Ikll't'UIHlKTi, Stlmnlvy. BI'Hmnnll. vdnl. YEP, SET'UIHI Run: Cniull Ifsllllhlll. Vimxlsm, illu-Ils, Hrnun. frllm. 5Iampmg Tho Vumlwm'd Junior ansily under 11w supervision of Coach Edward E5117 mun. lmtl u suvcvssFuI season. winning nine games mu losing six. A highlight of llwir svnson wus am m-m'h'nm gnnm will: Nnrwnml, The Bullpups played excollenl Imll lwrnrv bowing oul. 27348. Top scorer 0r flue rost-n'e lcam was Curtis Siamper, wlm tamed ISO poinls. Ncwor-liring slrvngth. along with fine team cooperation, proved to be to tho lemn's advantage. Thc excellent competition offered by the Junior Varsity win '70 1'1 significant rvnson why our basketball season next year will he one or Hm best. Vumlwnrd ............ I 5 Voslt-rn Hills .......... 24 'nm:u m1: ............. 22 4annut Hills. . ....... 33 Vnm wart ............. 2! St Xavier .............. 36 Vnm:wnrt: ............. l6 Rog? Baron ............ 19 Vom wan ............. 17 Hug ms ............... IS Voodward ............. I8 Norwnurl ............... 23 V0mlwz1rtl ............. 2-1 Vithrnw ............... 23 VtmtEwaHl ............. 36 ContraI Xjncaliunul ...... I0 X-70mhx- m'd ............. I7 Vvlern Hills .......... I0 thdwnnl. . . . ........ l7 Aurora ................. 2-1 Vundwanl ............. H l' luglws ................ l7 Vondward. . . , . . . , . . .22 Vithr0w ............... 13 VVnodwarA. . . . . . , , , . . .-3 AlcUuuey .............. 1L7 XVooclwm'tl. A . . . . . . . . .3l Central ................ 7 VVomlwarrl ............. 25 annut Hills ........... 14 Pay? NirIz-ly .wr'l'n FiI'Sl Row: SHIIPR, 510Kznur. Izutcnbucci, VVinlcrhaltcr, Niuhr, ch. King. Scimnlvy. SCCOHCI IQUH': CUBSIUH, lilCElllCr, Ficlcr, Fccncy. Campbell, Grion Rumor, Crum. CORCII ESIIIHEIIL As the Annual goes to press the baseball season is just getting under way. Although it is too early 10 make any certain predictions. judging from observations at practice sessions, lhe prospects for the Blue and White appear to be excellent. This year. as in previous years, it is hoped that the Woodward team will prove to be one of the outstanding teams of the city. Gerald Rcmer anti Leonard King will return to the mound and will be assisted by Cent: Winterlmltcn a new addition to the team. Rolancl Murphy and Eugene Clricr win :10 Hm catching. First base will be taken by Ed Fieler; the second base duties win lie vied for by Carmen Iaccobucci. Earl Johnson. Elwood Feeney, Charles Ciolino, and VVillinm Yee; and third by NliHard Camphcn. Iaccobucci an'd Remer also perform at shortstop with Feeney pushing these two for this posi- tion. John IVlnllr, lVlarvin P'letzner. and Paui Crum will take care of the outfield. VVilh the greater part of 1119 season yet to be playecl, we anticipate great things of our baseball team, Page Ninely-eight Sualud: Cux, Viiliams, James, MUJH', Hvam-r. Suckling. Scrunrl Row: Flack. Yciscr, Manuel. Sailors. D'lurplly, Brown. Nelson. Mr. Eslunan. Third Raw: Bizzarri. ixlrycrs, NL-u'mau. Tho. VVooclwarcl Gym Team. uncIer IIIC capable coaching of Mr. Edward A. Eshmim and one of the members of the team. VVhftey Nlohr, had a very successful season As always, the boys proved themselves worthy of praise by the way thEy rcprt'scntcd our school in the various meets. Their conduct and sportsmanship were vxconcnt. During the season Four meets were hech, In the first three meets Woodward took second place lo the Big Rer of Hughes. In the final an-arouncI-meet, the Bulldogs. as a team, tallied for first plan:. Page Niuelywxivn- . d.d. Firs! Run': Smilli, Knllhs. Yr-Hvr, Small. Drun'lmvr. ViHis. Brumnwlt, Vl-HLIII. lhnllvy', Adlllisnll, Suy'ur. Sm'mnl Run: Purlcr. litluanls. Kirk. Slivllnn. Rim; Bl'lll'l'l, Hm'run, Bixzzu'ri, Brown, Simmnns, 311's. Edna Rollknmp. , Third Ruw: Hucr, Harris, EIEAtCC. Bnml. VVImloy. AIlL-mlor. Kruislc. Reilly. D'Iaguiru. Sharpe. Peppers The Giris' Athletic Association, under the excellenl guidance oil Nlrs. Edna ReHmmp and Miss Jean Hoff meets every Wednesday and Thursday in the girls gymnasium. The purpose of this Club is to arouse an intelligent interest in sports, to clevelop leadership, and to foster good sportsmanship The major sports or the club are hockey, volleyball. basketball, and softball; While the individual sports are table tennis. badminton aerial dart. and archery. For each sport the girls are divided into competing teams. Each member of the winning team receives an emblem for the sport in which she has been Victorious. Each year the Senior girl who has been most outstanding in the club receives an Honor cup, and any girl who has the required number of points UOOW receives an all-Wound nNV . The G. A. A. also sponsors such sociaJ events as hikes and picnics. The officers are Gloria Bizzurri, president; Jean Hoer, vicerpresident; Shirley Yetter, recording secretary: Corinne Smith, corresponding secretary; Phyllis Lockard, treasurer. and Joann Wooley, historian. Page One Hundred I'Vir.xl Run: IIIIIIII-m 5IIIIII', IHIIIISIHI. Miw IHIIIIPIII' I.W'i. YI'In SllIIiYilll. IVI'lI-IIIIIIIIIPI SPIIHHI Rim: IIiIJIIIII. IHIIIIIIII'I'. .IIII-I'IIIIIIIII'. NIisIIIi. King. VYIIIIIIIIIS. 'I'IIII'II Run: RI'IIIIIIIIJI I'-I'Plll Y. IIIIIIII'II, IVIIII'I'JIS. I'VivII'r, SilIlvr. INIIIIIIIII. 'I'IIII CIuII is IIIIIIIIIISI-II oI Imxs oI IVUIIIIWIII'II II'IUII SCIIOUI who have CilillOtI II xausily IIIle in MI. IPIISI one main: spoII. ILIICII war the club elects new IDCIHIJCIS Imm IIIC IIIICIIHPII III III? vmious IIIIIIvliC ICIIIIIS-IOOI'IIIZIII, basketball, gym. IIIKI ImsoImIII TIIC IIirrIIest iIIOIIIs OI SpOlISlhIIIISIIIp iUC UIISCHMI antI Ioslercd Iw the members III III? IV CIUIL UIKIOI IIM' fIIIPCIIOII OI iIS IacuIly advism IXIiss IsaIIeIIe Levi. IIm IIuII meoIs IHUIIIIIIV Io IIiscuss suIJjocIs concerninrf IIIC xerIIIIc OI IIIe scIIooI DIKI lo mmnge IIthiIivs IIIIII wiII Imnelil IIIc aiIIIeIic IuncI. TIIe oIIIccrs OI IIIe HXVH CIIIIJ Inc: AncIrow Jones. president; Earl Johnson, vice-presitIenI; RicIIarII Yec. svcrvinryAIrensurer. Page CD110 HIIIIfIrPLI unrl One irini Row: W. Diurpiu', i3. rlvilulllilsull. 1.- CIIIIIiiii. bliss S. 'i'I'IIiIIIIIIiIIIIiIi. J. iiiinmru, ii. .iUIHIhUrI. J. VVIIIIiny. SIII'IIIIII Row: L. Slt'im'r, L. BI'IIiIsuII, I1 Buriwll. C. iilillliiillvl'. R. Hull. L. 'l'immns. TiIirIi Rim: D. BviiuInIIiI, D. LIIIIII. 5. Rilllil. 5i. ifnss. i. isiinrimm. C. BIIIIrIi. BI i'IIIIIII-ri Tile AnIIuIIi Staii is proud l0 prosenl tile Woodward Annual 0i ninetevn iilllldrvd anti IVOri3- iVOlll'. 1' he publication oi an Annual 'Is I1 complicalcci and painstaking lIIsi even under the most iavorallie conditions IiIis vcar the staff uIIs iaccci with numerous ciiHi- cuilies growing out 0i situations Clealcci JIy II world at war. But the problems were faced Imd solved. Tile Annual Staff wishes to acknowledge liIe splendid cooperation of tiIc Senior ciIIss. Oniy an encouraging spirit or cooperation suciI as was exhibited by tllis yearys graduating CiElSS couid have made possible the finished yearbook. Thanks are also due the slurieni ijociy oi the entire schooi for its support of the various activities sponsored by the Annual. ii is oniy tiIrougi'I tiIle coIIIIIineci ciinrls of an liIIIt this year's Annual ims iwcn II successful undep la Iing. Pugv Chi? lrluulrmi rind Four 41111me Editor ................ Thelma Cautji Editorial Statf ......... Oma Burkett, Catherine Faulkner. Lois Thomas, VViHiam JVIurphy, La Verne Stecher. Helen Hutchinson Business lVlanager ..... Jack Elmore Advertising Ntanager. . .Fay Thompson Circulation Wlanagers t Lola Brahson, Eva Steiner, Earl Johnson Promotion h'lanagers . . .Ruth Hutt, Mary Lou Berkemeyer, Alice Rangers Artists ............... Joanne Wootey. Jewetdean Flinchum. Marian Fuss. Budtiy Butter Photographers ......... Dolore Bettamah. Hobart Nlitls Typists ............... Dorothy Lune, Shirley Rauh Faculty ,Aclvisor ....... iVliss Stella Tenhunclfeid The memhers or the Annual Start wish to express their appreciation to those students and faculty members who assisted in the preparation of the Annual. Jack Elmore. Business htanager, wishes to thank all who in any way helped to make the Annual :1 Financial success'dthose students who suhscrihed t0 the Annual. those boys and girls who solicited advertisements. at who supported the nclivities sponsored by the Annual, and those organizations which made. contribu- tions to the Annual Fund. He atso expresses his thanks to iVliss Grace Dnrruh for hH' assistance in keeping the accounts. Lnia Brahson, Eva Steiner, and Earl Johnson, Circulation htanagers. extend thvir thanks to the following girls and boys who worked so diligently to stimulate circuhllion ulv the Annual and who worked so faithfully to make regular coHcclions l'rnm homeroom representatives: Irene Tanner. Ruth Schmilt. Gwendolyn Schitl, HPIHI Jackson, Mary Jane Alessandro. Eileen Burdich, Ethel Zilhner, Nlnrie Hall. Wiarian Kiefer. Alberta Burholt, Virginia Walker, Oma Burkett. Shirley Yettor, Rosemary Tucker, Nnvetine Golden. Kathleen McGuha. Rosalind Wilson, Tony hwohurci, Elwood Feeney. amt VViHiam Noe. They also acknowledge lhe assistance oi, the homeroom representatives. Thanks atso t0 Wliss Vlnez Kamm for her assistance in handting the accounts of circulation. Fay Thompson. Advertising httanager. expresses her appreciation for the assish tance of the following: Dorothy Lime, Shirlc-y Rauh Lola Brnhson, Chartotte Brunt. Evelyn Smith. Juanita Hun, E114 Borgmnnu. Jack Elmnre. Bi htttrphy. Gerald Rcmcr. Bi Cooper. Leonard King. Don Parker. Jack Geiger, Gussio Srhicwrrk, Juanita Stivors, Fred hteelter. and John Jxlnhr. The Art 8121 . wishes to acknowledge the guidance 0', h'liss Dhlrgm'et Clark. Thanks utso to Bliss htariorie Callahan and her typing students for their assistance. Tht'lma Ciludi . Editor or the l944 Annual, acknowledges the assistance of thv ontiro Annual Sml-T. On behalf of lhe Annual Start. she expresses her apprei cialiun to lVliss Stella Tpnhundlield for her diligent and capnhln guidance in the prolmruticm or the Annual. Pagv Ono Humtrmt rlmt Five The A Cappella Choir of Woodward High School is completing its fifth year of exislence under the direction of N11: William RimanoCZyA This outstanding singing group is composed of students who enjoy singing good music enough to give the required time to the regular practice sessions of the choir and some extra lime for special programs and rehearsals. The choir appeared in a beautiful Chrislmus program in tribute to the United Nations, singing carols characteristic of each country. The group sang with all HIE other high school choirs in the Annual Nlay Festival. They also assisted the senior class of nineteen hundred and forty-fnur at Class Day exercises and at commencement. Page One HunJrEcl and Six At the TaHv: Cimpvr. Elmore. Standing: 'I'ut'kvr, Brahmn. Yeltsin iiirsl Row: E, Smilii, R. Hult, D. Johnson, C. Bi-nrll, CI. Bizzurri, K. chGalm. Sccuml Ruw: C. FntIlL'lHtr, R, RisscL C. Dans, D McCoy, A. Ulmspie. .I. Gaines. 'Hiinl Ruw: i7 iVinbui-n, Bi. Anderson. M. Danit. 5 lJi-nplvx , Bliss Isubvnc Levi. F. Thompson, Noe, Hcrann. Tim Amerii'nn Problems Club is composed entirely or senior students who lmvc shown ilmir interest in presenlzday problems to the extent or taking the Anwricun Prolilvms course. The club meetings. sponsored by iVliss Isabelle Levi. nri- iwlll cvvry Ullwr Friday during line. class period. Tho topics for discussion at these meetings are prepared in advance by a com? milinv 01' three pvrsons appoinled Ly Hie Chairman of the club. and an the members iulw purl. Some or Um subjects which have caused very lively discussions. are the problems 0i Juvenile Delinquency and the Soldier Vote. A the members seem to enjoy liw American Problems Club and to benefit from ils nmolingsi Although it is still t'umpumlivvly young: liwrv are bright hopes for its future. le Chairman is Bill Cooper and the Cn-cimirmnn is Jack Elmore, Page Om! Hundred um! Sl'l'vll Hrl Nuxx: Ymmg. 5v . m. Dr'ann'y. Haailc-y. Vunmun, HIu-Ix'slm. Nhfmlm, Slnyhm, . linm , MamuvL Shol'rin, Smilh. Billings. Grimm. Davis. Nlr. Vim Iirll. St-umtl Raw: Hullslrrmnn. xlt-Cnirn, Dnlsmh Ulmulslnn. Vnrnln'm, Uiltlsnn. t'ullwu. Vrnu'funl. Km'sil-n Ru'ljr, Slury, Yew. Bnumm-l. ChclwumL ' 'HIirA RUWI Buulll, Amlrrxxs. xvininms. Hlln'nlilll. 3Iilxvy. Calhoun. BU-Hl. jammy BunL't-r, Bmlll, Purkl'r. T119 Woodward Band is under the direction of lVlr. Alerri B. Van Pelt. Woodward High School has always been proud or its lmncl. bu! tho band Ilas not always rcccived the encouragement 21ml financial support which it needed. Re- cently, interest in uniforms for the members 0f the band Ims been slimulaled to the point where various organizations of the school have sponsored activities to raise the necessary funds. After it is uniformed. VVoodward's band can take its rightful place among the bands of Cincinnati schools. Page On? Huntlrml and Eight lfirsl Row: D. Aan. .l. Bt'ntloy, F. Balth'. L. Staluuurlh. Second Raw; Ii. VVIIilnkc-r. A. Ulnspio. B. Huwt'rs. E. Ch-nu-ns, Dt Johnson. The. Bomhardettes Club is a newly organized group sponsored by the VVest End Branch of the Y. VV. C. A. The purpose. or the Club is to stimulate an interest in sports, To achieve this purpose the club has set up for its members a program or physical development and improvement. The group meets every Tuesday evening at the Y. Through the athletic program which it Posters. the club seeks to moot the social as we as the recreational needs or its members. The Bombardettes Club has been very active and gives promise of becoming an outstanding group of the Y W. C, A. Much of the success of the Club is the result or the excellent guiclance of NM. Cart Carter and iVIiss Ruth Wilkerson. Due to their efforts a fine spirit of cooperation exists in every undertaking. The officers are as follows: Juanita Bentley. president: Littian Stanworth. vice-president: Donna Jean Alton, secretary; Eunice Whitaker, treasurer; and Bertha Flowers, sergeanbaliurms. Page One Hundred and Nina Lrh h; Right: Rilu Schlechl. Lx'largarul Parker, lVlary Jame AlL-ssamlm, Eudcnzl Douglas, Elimbvlh Nugcnt, Celeste Trapp. Alice Rangers. Nlm Kmnphaus. Uxhscnl: Betty Sue Kirkpatrichj The VVhilc Coillur Bowiers Club was organized within the Commercial Vocir lional Division of VVOodward High School for those girls who were interestecl in bowling. Some of 1116 girls had never bowled before but after several weeks of praclicc they improved to such an extent that they offered keen competition to the other members wlm had been laowfing for a longer period of time. ers. Kamplmus, as sponsor and instructor, aids the members by giving: them pointers which have improved the bowling skills of the group. The VVIIitC Collar Bowlers meet every Friday afternoon. These meetings provide heahhful and enter- taining sport for thc members. Page 0'12 HUHEII'EII GVld Ten - paw 4.x nxm w; Va! ;. 3 1 t. ? mm d :1 $- .W ANS? A Standing: Frilsclx. VVCtanamp. Hun. lVliss lvlargarr'l Clark. James. Dnlson. VVnods. Hcmdun, Kirk. Taylur, Ellis, Winlmrn, Nlisali. Flinuluun. Btzzarri. Shaduan, Hamil . Cmnc. Sealed: Dawes. IVInl'Ir. Henderson. Campbc . VVOH, DeiVIinl. UUJSMIE: Slaylnn. Jackson and Butlch Among the many arl projects being carried ow n Woodward High School relating particularly to the war effort, special emphasis is now being given to camouflage. The sudden turn of events in the war brought immediate recognition of CamouHage as a means of stimulating interestwfirst from the viewpoint of Civilian Defense. and secondly. as a preliminary to possible work in the Armed Forces. The class in Camouflage which was initiated the second semester last year has continued this school year with a group or thirty-three students who have studied thoroughly ille principles of camouHage pertaining to personal. installation and industrial Concealment. They have completed working models of military equip- ment and industrial sites and have camouHaged them both from aerial and ground observation by means of the various methods of hicling. blending and deceiving, A successfuLyear Camoufleurs! And those who remain hope that the fifteen lmys. who have gone from the group into active service, will Find that their training here will be of help nover theren. Page ORG Hundred and Eleven I.il'$l leU V1 . Rii'il. I. xlnrhlllnlUkS. 1. Sllil'lnan. l. YN'. ix. Z'EUQIIW, IJ. IJH'LEIHI, NI. Juliustiil, II. liinlL SUKUIHI RIHV: l1. E rallIIP, N.1VIUEIIC. 13A XXIIEUHS, IL NIW VIII31H' 1 xIilrflIFU. V f1, Alnyvh 'J'llirtl Rmv: U. Guum-H, N. Vivanam Ii. Cadet, N. Kallrus, 1' lraushzmgh. N lmrtk. Hunilx Raw: E. VVinlmrn. ,I. KvHK-r. L. XVnmls, B. Kurll, H MaImHL-y. 3 Rank. The Girl Reserves is an organization open to a girls of Woodward High School. To race me squarely and HTD Find and give the best are the slogan and purpose of the Girl Reserves. Each member must memorize the code which annvrates the ideals every member strives to attain. The activities 0f the Giri Reserves are many and varied, a combination which seeks to meet recreational. social. and educational needs, as well as provide oppor- lunilies for Service. Special speakers and directed round table Ciiscuss'mns were of special benefit to flue members in helping them to solve their social and home problems, Dances, group sings, and parties for the members and the Hi-Y groups providvd an adequale social and recreational program. The omcers of this year are as follows: Nicoletta Nlealc. president; Blanche Adams, vice-prcsident; Nellie Lock secretary; Norma Wiseman. treasurer; and Hilda Krautle, program Chairman. The advisor or the Girl Reserves is Mrs. Juanita Randolph P0111. Pug? Om; Hundred and Twelve Hrsl Ruw: I3... Clx-Invns, P. Vilmgur. H. Flowers. D. Allvn. M. Julmsnn. V. Rulwrls, G. Vyun. Sm'nnll Row: .1, Gaim-s, T. Riclmartlsun, A. Simmons, D. Carter. C. Slacker. L. Slzlllwurlh, NI. Slallwnrlh, Thv Plli-Osor Girl Reserve Club is an organization of Senior High School girls of tho VVosl End Y.W.C.A. This organization was first started about rirlcvn years ago. For years llw Girl Reserves vae clone much to Imnerit their communily. This year they have aided in the Community and War Chest Drive. One of the annual affairs. the Gypsy Fiesta, was given in February. The amlvisnr, hirs, Annette Peters, who Ilas willingly sponsored the group for two years. has been an excellent advisor. The club greatly appreciates her efforts in making the Phi-Oscr Girl Reserves an outstanding Y.VV.C.A. organization. Page Om? Huntlrml ancl T'xirlvvn First Row: Fay. l Julmsnn, D, Johnson, Glaspic, McCoy, BenlIt-y, Banner, Second Row: Smilh, Gcniry, Dlarrill, Fikrs, Granl, Jackson. x immnns. Third Row: NIaxwon. Hickey. VViHiams. Baker. Carter. Ferguson. Fuurill Row: Audersun, VVhilaker. h'lc'Fanaml. Hrrndun. Hill. The Senior Blue Triangle Girl Reserves is a Girl Reserve organization of the West End Branch Y,W,C.A. Tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade girls of Woodward High School are eligible For membership. The advisor is lVlrs. Jewel R. Arnold. The aim and purpose of the Senior Blue Triangle Girl Reserves is nT0 rind ancI give the best . Its slogan is HTo face life squarelyu. The code enumerates the ideals of attainment For every Girl Reserve, The sides or the Girl Reserve triangle signify the spiritual, physical. and mental well-heing which every mem- ber tries to achieve. The activities 0f the club this year have had as their purpose the support 0f the wartime aims 0f the. Y.W.C. A. The girls were eager to do all they could in this direction and were willing anCI eager to substitute wartime activities for purely social events. The emcers of the club are as follows: Armenia Glaspie, president; Doris Johnson, vicevpresident: Janet Johnson. recording secretary; Dorlean NlcCoy. corresponding secretary; zinc! Ruth Foy. treasurer. Page One Hundred and Fourteen The Girls Glee Club is composecl of girls who are sincerely interestecl in choral work. Nlembership in the club is entirely voluntary For those who are win- ing to give the necessary time for practice and programs. Although the Girls Glee Club is only two years old. its development has Been encouraging. so much so, that now it is one 0f the established groups in the school. During.I 1'10 pust' year, the club 11115 made many of the recorcis which have been used as examples for the regular music classes. It appeared on the program of llw Annual Spring Concert. The Girls Glee Club is under the direction of Mr. VVininm Rimanoczy. Page One Handrail ruul Fifleen First Rnw: I AIrUuirv. I Clark, M. Hirlivy. hL Amlr'rsnn. D. 510C032 P. Campbell, I. Bmlllny. Srruml Row: D. Johnson. 1 , Slullxx'urlh. V. Sallvr. A. Sinmwns, D. Lung, IX Glinspiv. l Gaines. H. 'I'mill. Pl-llil'll Rmx': A. hlhxwvn. R. Grant, .1. Johnson, If. NEIi1alu'r. R. VViHiams. D. Hill. The Goal Striving: Woodwardil'ns is an organization 0F senior colored girls, organizcd to promote better reeling among the students of Woodward High School. The club Officers are: Mildred Anderson. president: Pauline Campbell, vice-prcsidcnl; Dorlean McCoy. secretary: and Nlaxine Hickey. treasurer. The faculty advisor is NIiss Hazei Orr; The G.S.VV. Club has engaged in a great many wartime activities, These have ihClUdCtE bottle collection, knitting for the 'Recl Cross, and making scrap books For the boys in the service. In trying to help the ninth graders with the problems of a new environment. the G. SVV. has organized a Big Sister Plan. Under this plan, tile senior giris adoptecl ninth grade girls as their little sisters and the plan has provccl quite successful, The Senior Class of 1944 turns the G. SVV. Club over to the Class of 1945. hoping they will live up to an the Pine traditions of the past years. Page One HunJrr'J and Sixteen .. wan. Wn..l JWr-x w. t n Firs! Ruu': Vl'illlrh Svt'nntl Raw: VV: Yuk, $urkling, Chmv. Thinl Row: Camper. vamr, Bh Yep, Silafcr. Fultrlh Row: Swisher. VVilL't-ns.l Rt'lm'r. St'hmcr, Houpns, The Beta Hi-Y is composed of eleventh gracte hoys 0f Woodward High School. The purpose of the members or this club is to maintain the standards of Christian living for which the Y.M.C.A. stands and to extend these high standards to their school and their community At the Tuesday business meeting at the Y. 1V1. C. A.. plans are made for social cvenls. ulhletic activities, and other worthwhile: undertakings. This year the Beta Hi-Y took charge or the clothes hanger clrive, printed and. distributed schedules 0? the basketball games. and sponsored a skating party to raise money for the hVooclwurd Band. The success or this HivY group and the outstanding programs it has spom sored Can be traced to its able and well-tikecl leader. EVIL Otis Shroud. The emcers of Beta Hi-Y are: Bi Tittle. president; Gerald Remer. viceipresident; Bill Yee, SCCl'etaryi and Donald CUOPCF. tre'clsurert Page hhw Illanrml null SPneanan Ccnlcr: Elmore, DeMinI. Muhr. Left: Crane, lhilhvcsv hilccker, Not Right: Daley, Murphy. Burgman, Orr. Alpha Hti is composed of seniors from Woodward High School. Nleetings are held once a week at the Central Y. 1V1. C. Ah Before each meeting a short service is heIJ in the Y.M. C.A. Chapel, which like the meetings, is conducted by the members themselves. The purpose of the club is to promote clean speech. clean sportsmanship. and clean living. During the year Alpha sponsorecl two dances, several splash parties, anci the Spring Prom. The club entered a basketball team in the Basketball Tournament and gave close competition to a oncomers. Two members of Alpha HirY joined the armed forces of the United States before the picture was taken. They are Frank Rousey, United States Navy, anti Frank Bates. United States Army. The officers of the Alpha Hi-Y are: Jack Elmore, president; Robert DelVIint. vice-president: John Mohr, secretary: Raymond Crone. treasurer; and John Dawes. sergeant-at-arms. Page OurA Hundred and Eighteen .m. Wynne n. U: 1'7-a 3 nu..- . m . www.pmm mmmruuv-I mun. m.gmmuadnz -1 First Row: Cullmun. Uluspic. Slaylon. .Inhnsnn. Turnur. NumInn, Svc'mul Row: Cray. Bc ,1'luuslnn. Flay. Dulsun. The Ninth St. Hi-Y Ciub for colored students of high school age was the first d its kind to be established in Greater Cincinnati. Through this club have passed some of the most inHuentiaI colored men of our city. This year Found the members of Ninth Street Hi-Y eager to carry out their program of maintaining ancl creating the high standards of Christian living as taught by the Y.IV1.C.A. The club got off to a comparatively slow start due t0 the loss of the Club's adviser. NIL Irvin Henry But the Club is now we on the way to their most successful year under the capable leadership of the weHu liked Boy's Work Secretary. D'Ir. Fred Joseph. The officers of the club are: Everett Johnson, president; Henry Glaspie, Vice- president; Edward Slayton, secretary: Roland Nlurphy. treasurer; and Eugene Grier. scrgeant-nt-arms. Page Omj Hundred and Nineteen ,, - Clnllnmuyll SrulI-rl: C. Vw1. D. Frmln'r. Flmmu'inu I'jtlilor. D, IUIHIMHL lillilqr, J, 2uinu, D, 31M3y3'. U. Hamwr. Slumling: U. Hilmmli, K. Sullly. R. .MHimn. Alrs. Urmtv 5. Vnnum T. HUppI-r. R. Rt'u'l. The class in Journalism. in llw lhinl year of HS cxislentc. is under the able guidance or Mrs. Grace 5. VuHierA It meets in Room 207. the editorial room or Who V'Vuodwnrd Bulldog. This slmlcnl pulalicntitm 1's issuml iw' 0 monthly by the class and roprcscnls all departments of llw srhool. Tim Journalism class also lnmdlvs publicin for xVumlwiuIl in NW daily nvwspaps'rs or Cinvinnuth Hm Bulldogs Associnlv Bliim. Charles H. Patton. joinvd the Army Air Corps in December. and the Navy Cfaimvd Frmlris C. Rmtsvy, ils Business Almmgor and sports writer, in lxlnrcll. hul llw group pictured ulmve still carries on. vfricivnlly. 0n lllc home front. Tile course in Journalism is open In Soniur sludonts whose grades in English have lu-on growl, and lo a Vow similarly quutilvied Juniors, aJsu umbilious for training as Hlmdivs and Unnllenwu 0!. the Press, Pugv JuP Humfrml null Tummy mew The Latin Club or Woodward High School is composed of students taking second and third year courses in Latin. The group is under the direction or lVIiss Nlary A. Anthony. It is the purpose of the Latin Club to stimulate interest in Latin studies not only among the members of the club but among the other students of the school. T0 the Latin Club members nEsse Quam Videre. themotto of VVoodwnrd High School. has come to have great significance. It has become a living INOHOHOHC lliai will serve as a guide and stimulus in all their activities. They are eager to make it mean as much to at! students in the school. The Latin Club invites other students into their group through enrollment in the Latin Classes; They assure many benefits to be derived from both. Page One Hundred um! Tuwntyrone imil lu Right: hi. i'irrriv. Ni. hviluu's. L viiimmus, hV. Bixnarri. .l. Uiihcrt. .I. Dch'S, W. ihiurphy. Mt Campbell, E. itlvoney, CL ercr. i; it-ielcr. J. i'ir'ltsch. C. iioswi. B. Davis, S. Rauh. J. Hope. V. Ycu. E. Black. C. thst, D. Lana The Lunchroom Squad wurits hard to keep the lunch periods running smuothiy. The girls and boys keep the number of pupiis in the iunchmom to a number that makes the iunchmom orderly. Girls working on the cash registers count the prices or the different articles of Food purchased by the students quickly so that the students may have more time in which to eat. Girls and boys selling ice cream see to it that there is ice cream on plates so that students may quickiy get the ice cream and mow: on. Some boys see that there are enough pretzels, sandwiches, ctc.. on the counter. and some clean trays and lake used dishes to the kitchen. Yes, the iunchroom squad worics hard hut there is u friendliness between aii members or the squad which makes it a pleasure to work with the group. Pogo Chm Humirmi anti Twenty-twu First Raw: Orr. Gaines. .icnsun Adkins. Crawford, Ilhylur. Second Row: Balllu Blrs, Lora Naniz. XVilliams, Vain. Rich, 0. Smilll, Scilackcr, Au-rlmrl. Third Row: hImeland. Cave. Kraullc. L Smith, Cululia. Slivers. Fultrlll Row: Mihllcll. Vtmtlwrs. Vallm . Cnrbiil, Clx-muns. The Personality Club, as the name suggcsls, is dedicated In lhe projecl of aiding ils tecnfage members 10 develop their personalities and to discover Hie best way to express themselves in everyday life. The girls olv this club have set as their goal well- rounded personalities so that lllcy may make a valuable contribution to society through their ability l0 shoulder lllc responsibilities 01' life and live amicably with their fellowmen. VVeeHy discussions about present day problems, problems made more complex by the terrible disorder in the war-torn world of today, not onfy prove interesting, lnli very helpful in confronting the unusual circumstances 1'0 come out of these disk lrcssing times. Aside from these discussions. llm club ulso lakes an active part in trying to help lhe war effort. Several members of the organization are engaged in making scrap books for 1116 convalescent servicemen. Others collect magazines for the same purpose. Some of the members or the club curry on various other activities in the same fielcl. The officers of tho. Personality Club are: Andronekc Vaia. president; Blanche You. vice-president; Lois Condiu. secretary iVlrs. Lora L. Nanlz is ling club sponson Pngp Om- Hundred anJ 'I'mPMIyrihrce Lull to Right: Mrs, Lnrn Nuuu. 1'. Gilrmlln II. RUUIJIESAIJ. M. Hnru-y. A, Hullwrl. M. lulnm. .I. J Idrn-H. Wr. MrCllwc. TIME Pllysioiogy Club under the supervision of ; lrs. Loru L. Nuntz. mevls every Friday during the fourth period. As ll : name suggests, the clula was organized for llw purpnso 0i. discussing prob- It-ms of a physiologicai nature. Interesting papers have been prepared and prvsenled ill lllc meetings. In addition lo lJIis activity, llm group IlilS assumed other responsL bililies. Innuenccd by Red Cross needs, they have uncleriulwn various extra uclivilivs. Some vxmnples are 21$ roiimvs: knitting lap rolws Ivor wounded soitliors. Inuking scrap books of cartoons and CFUSSWVOFCI puzzlvs. uml making lmoklt-ls of various lypcs t0 Ix? used by llu- armed forces. The onvicers or the club are: Pearl Gilrealh, president: ixlurgurol Junws. vice- presirlmll: Ann Halberl, secretary. Pngv 311.'1 'IUIHII'IWI nrlrl Tuvenlyrfau: Tho Rollicking Rollers Club was originally organized for the purpose of Sponsoring skating parties for the benefit 0f the XVoodwnrd Annual. This year Ilw group has expander! ils sphere 01' activities. In addition lo a most successiul skating pnrly which it sponsored earlier in the year, the Club has wiloleheurtmlly supported all money making: activities given for lllf? benefit 0f the Annual Fund. The- Rollicking Rollers Imve recently inaugurated the plan or giving private Skating parties for I'll? members or the Club and their guests. It is hoped Hm! llle Club will grow am! that next year it may increase The scope or its activilies by arming to its program more social events For the members of the club. Page 0an Hundred and Twenlyrfive 511250111411. club Svnlml: B. Adams. 1. EWKtFarlmnl. Slanding: N. lVlL-illv. NI. Cial-ardini. H RilI-y. N. Lurk. F. Cumlman, L. Hvrmlml. N. xvillinms. L. Condizl. .1. Slix'ars. R. Kuhlvnhr-rgi. I Ciunpnlmlpn. G. Adkins. L. Cnrjn'il. The Spanish Club, Arnig0s Uniclos, consists of seconcl year Spanish students. with iVl'tss lV'Iiceli as sponsor. The purpose or the club is to learn to understand the l'nackground and customs of the Spanish people, and thus promote lwetter rela- tions with the Latin-Amcrican countries, At the club meetings, the members read Spanish magazines and newspapers, discuss Latin America, and sing Spanish songs from HCnnlcmos U nl U5 Singf Also, they have seen several movins on the South American countries of Peru. Chile, Brazil. Argentina. Wlexico, and Columbia. These movies lmvc given firsthand information about lhese Countries and the club Impos to have tile opportunity of seeing more of these films in the near future. The club meets twice a monlll in class, Officers are: Lois Condia. president. and Emma Campolongo. secretary. Page Om: Hundrvrl anti Tumntyrsix FirSl Rnw: D, Kuhlman, H. Luimsky. 7., Cnaslnn. N. Penn'll. 1:.Dotsnn. Scmml Rnw: H. Shaw. A. Ziegler. G. Smith, C. Johnson. 17.. VVilliams. .l. Ramircz. .1. Harm . J. H inch unL Third Row: R, Smith, .1. Smith, R Campbell, D. Slcwarl, M. Harrlingcr. The Spanish Club, EI Club de Pan-Americano. is composed of students inking second year Spanish. the fifth period each day. This organization is under the supervision or lVliss Nliceli. The club holds its meetings the second and fourth Wednesday or each month. The meetings are '16ch during class time. The purpose of the club is 10 give the students a better umlerslanrling of tho Lal'iIrAme-rican people, In ihese meetings. lhe members present various reports concerning the l..alin-American countries. From these reports interesting disrus- sions develop. The topics of the reports feature such interesting things as lllc geography of countries. the customs of the people. the governments. the economic conditions or the countries. the ciasses of people, and their religion. The group also sings interesting Spanish songs. The officers or the club are Zedric Coaslon, presiclent, and Norman Parrett, secretary. There is a program committee consisting of Leonard King Dorothy Kuhlman, Harry Luhosky, Jr., and Eugene Dotson. Page Om' Hundred and Tumnlyrsvnen mew From lmll 10 Right: hfis: Vilgjiniu hliuii. .J. 'BI'HIIIEI. D. Snishm'. B. ch. D. .thIwnL C. Dink. 1.. 'Ihumus. R. VVUH. Ii. Bluuuirc. The Senior Spanish Club of Woodward High School. ULOS Conquistilctorcs, is composmt or eight studcnls 0r.thirt1 and fourth year Spanish. The onhicors are as IIOHOXVS: Lois Thomas, president; Julia Beraha, secretary; and Christine Davis, reporter. The entertainment Committee consists of Ruth W0 . and Donald Swisher. The Spanish Club is an educationat organization and serves as e1 means of gaining more knowledge nhoul our Latin-American neighbors. The hringinq nhoul 0t a friendly teehng for those neighhors through the understanding and apprecia- tion 0P their culture and customs is a mnior undertaking. The many Spanish newspapers amt magazines supplied to the members hy Miss Wticeh, Spanish teacher and director of the club, have proved to be an invaluable source of information. The group is very proud of its Club song. uLos Cnnquislaclores. since tho. words and music were composed by one or the club officers. Christine Davis. HLos Conquistadorcs is very fortunate in havingI Bliss Wlicnli as its sponsor because of her extensive travels in Spanish-speaking countriest The members have enjoyed working with her and sincerely hope that the Spanish Club will continue its good work in future years. page 0m1 Hunttrvd amt Twenty eight Firs! Row: Glaspiv, Yer, Miss DIary Higgins VV. Nlurphy, :VIeclmr. Sucnml Row; I. iWurphy. Roman R. hVilkcns, E. VVilIx'cns. Nlisali. The stagehands are the dynamo 0f the audilorium; they are the boys behind the smooth mechanical functioning of the auclilorium sessions. On them depends much of the success or these school enlerlafnments, On all occasions these boys are present to assist in any way possible to give the student hotly of VVoodward entertainment of real value. They are responsible for the setting and cleaning of lhe stage. for lighting effects and for the correct manipulation of the curtains. Blemhcrs 0f lhc stagehnncls working under D'Iiss Higgins' direction are: Ralph XVilkens. stagednanager; VVilliam IVIurphy assistant stage-manager: Fred A. Nlceker, electrician; Gerald Remer, assistant electrician; Eugene Wilkens, property man; Henry Glaspie, assistant properly man: Isaiah lVlurphy, chief carpenter, The other boys, Sam lVlisali. Bi Yce, and Sam Bang handle the general woric 0n the stage such as curtain pulling anCl setling of scenery. Nliss Mary Higgins who plans the auditorium sessions deserves a vote of gratitude from the entire student body. The Stagehands who work with her and For her take the initiative in this. Page One Hundred and Ttnenly-nine Page One HumLGJ and Thirty Above: .1, Hum: B. J. Bruin, R. AtHisun. D Lawton, NI. Raising, Lelt Tap, First Raw: A. Vain, L. Thunms, D. James. Lvh Vl'npl Svcnml Raw: .1. Orr. CI. Arlkins, N. Gnltlen, G. IVInrnn, N. Kalfas, B. AJams. Lvl't Bnllnm, Cnnlvr: D. Slmvarl. LnFl Bnltom: F. Curnvl, R, Smilh, 3L Thnrnhin, BL D'linor. 3. Kirk. E. Clay. The tap tlancing classes are composed or girls from all grades of Woodward High SchoolV The girls are. placed in groups nccorcling to their dancing ability Tap clawing not only providvs a menus or entertainment for the girl herself as we as for others. but it increasos her health, self confidence, and poise. Umlcr llu- supervision or hlrs. Edna RellImmp a show was given for the entire school which provcd very cnlerlnining and a great success. The girls of the classes would like to express their appreciation to lxlrs. Rehlmmp for her untiring efforts in helping each girl to make. 1116 show a successA T0 Gilda Terranova. Dorolhy Young. and iVlrs. Mary Gniser Huey express gratitude for the splendid piano accom: pnnimenl's which helped immeasurably. Page ? Hundred uml Thirlyrone J ' 6M First Run': L. Cunrlia. K. $lt0alm, K. Scully. C. Blnzxr'i, J. Ynung, VV. Evans, A. blaxwv . Scrund RUH' M. Swanson. l. Boralm. 11. Millinn. CL Orr, Nhss lnuz Kamm, 7 Mundun, H. Shaw, .1. Corfu: , VnHu r. Thin! Row: r. Rir-lmnisnn. 1.. RCIELI. A. Harris. N. Pnrrclt. J. Burgman, VV. DIcGllee. L. Booker. UWissinM .IJ Turmnm'u. The Typing Club is an Honor Socicly composed of students who are competent typisls and who have mucle a high speed reconi in typewriting. The Club has chosen the tillv, UTIM- L'Llc-r 0f the Bronze and Silver. It is Considered quite an honor to be biddvn l0 mmnlwrsllip in this organization. The student receives first a bronze pin and Iulnr a silver pin. according to 1119, number of words per minute he has typed. Tim silver pin. which is the higher award, is 119M lay very Few. It is the coveted objective of every mcmbcr 0f the Order of the Bronze and Silver. Nligs Inez Kamm is the lyncuity director of the Typing Cfub. Page One Hunrfred and Thiriyilwo Scaled: Spencer, Buyvr. Turner. Behymer, Brady, T, Diurphy Firsl Row. slanding: Mr. Frqu E. Floyd. Luhosky, Duhiini, Suckling. Yum, Shuhzr. Tillie. 'LVIisali, Ahnvr, Muzzci. l'hissri. Bailey. Hill. Gcssm-r. Daniels. Secund Row: Mumlun, R. D'Iurphy, Parker, Schmer. Cuzzurl, Rh VViiluzns. E. XViHccns. Dcnimm. The Visual Aids Corps aims to serve the teachers and pupils of Vthodward High SchooL in spite of difficulties caused by war conditions, the members of the Corps made every effort to project the films which were orderecl hy the teachers for the purpose or providing a different mcthod of learning for their siudenls. Fiims are considered very significunl in modern education. A large room. No. I12, has been set aside this year I'or a projection roomi This room can accommodate two average sized classvs. But ahove all, the Visual Aids Corps is proud of having several girls who are pioneers in motion picture projection among the high schools or our city. The adviser and dirCCtOf or this group which is making such a Vila! contribu- tion to modern education is iVlr. Floyd, The members or the group wish to express their appreciation l0 Mia Floyd for his excellent instruction and supervision during the year. Page Onv Hundred 0li Thiriyilhrye Fronl: Grace, Black, xViHmrnc, Meekor, Sccund Row: Slullworlli, 31ulkllcws. Sucml, James, hlcluluslx. 31m Blurlin, Bentley. $ladc. Gumhnan. Bauniel, Sliusun, Houpes. The Vocational Foods Class was begun at VVondward High School three years ago to train students for employment in commercial eating plateau There is an increasing number or such nplmrlunilies Ivor purt-timc work. Large quantity cook- ing is taught in lllc Home Economics laboratory in cooperulion with line Wood- ward Luncliroom. EHCII student spermls about one third of 11:9 lime in the Lunch- room to become familiar with large quantity equipment, selling techniques, and the handling or money. The new uniforms, made by the students in their sewing classes add greatly to the businesslike appearance of lhe group. Page Ono Hundred and Thiriy-Iour The Woodward Boosters Club was oslaljlislled last year by NIL Forrest NPUIDEHI of the Athletic Dcpzlrhnonl. The club was composed of a group of girls who wisilcd to stimulate increased inlcrcsl in athletics 0n the part oly 1116 student body and lo nclively boost any alllletic event sponsoreCE by the school. This year the VVoodward Boosters Club is sponsored by Nliss Stella Tenhund- feld, T110 group has enlarged its scope of activities to include not only active fostering of all alhlclic events but any activity which promises to benefit Wood- ward High School. VVllcnever tho Boosters have been called upon to aid in any enterprisc or have seen an opportunity to aid Wouclward. they have responded wholeheartedly. Thc Officers of the Woodward Boosters are: Thelma Ciludfll, president; Shirley Yelter. vice-prcsident; Gloria Bizzarri. recording secretary: Carrie Lee West. corre- sponding secretary; and Emma Cnmpolongo. treasurer. page One Hundred and Tlxirlyfive I'Virsl R1111? Lime, Sc11icwu'11. Barncil. 111111;. 13. Yet. Rcmcr, LockarnL 1V, Yup, Candi , 011111011. Vuia. Orr, Addison Secuud R1111:Mc:11c.R11111.r, vaung. Hucr. 13111119111. Smith. 10111151111. Gilrvnlll. 511111101111. Himarri. VVcsl. 311111, 7.0111111 T11inl Row: 151:.11r11 H17111511111111. 1Kmul11.31arcusu. 1111211115.Slivon Cundia Di1111::15.131.111icr Rilll1l. Mu1mifc3,ch 1V:,1aici1ml 130131.11 l'aullmcr. Fnurlhkow: Bizzarri,VVclcnlxamp.BIIIIU.11111111111nr1t1111:Lcr.an1u VVonlcy, VVi1111ur11.11101111151111. Hopper. Cnramkc Mclzncr Lutmhlsky 111111135. Fifth Row: 111111111a11 C1cmcnls VVriHIIL. Su11i1al1 R. You. Bilisnli. Ellis, Cz1111p111:11. Cooper. NOE. Brandi. Orr. Fuency. 1111111151111. Borgmann. The Young Cincinnatians C1ub is the successor 01 the Co-ec1 C1ub. It was organized in October. 1943. T111: purpose 011111: c1ub is to provide wholesome recrea- tion under expert supervision for boys and gir1s 01 teen age. T1113 c1u13 is open to all Woodward students. The c1u19 meets every Friday night from eight until eIeven 01c1oc11 at the Y, W C. A. VVeeHy activities inc1uc1e special entertainment pro grams, swimming, dancing, gym games. singing. and ping pong. in addition to these activities 01 regu1ar meetings. t1e group 11215 sponsored some special socia1 events such as :1 Barn Dance and a Spring The program of the organization is directed by two co-chairmen whose respon- sibi1ity it is to see that the evenings entertainment is p1anned and carried out. Present co- -c11airm.en are P11311115 Loc1carc1 and GeraId Remer. There is a rotating Council composed 01X1Vi11iam ch. T11e1ma Caudi11, Este11e Carter. Nove1ine GoHen. Bi11 Yce. and Bi T111113. T111: Young Cincinnatians wish to express their appreciation to Miss Brown and N115. Sutton for their aicl and encouragement. They are also gratefu1 to 1116: many volunteer workers who have helped to make this Club a success. Page 0110 141111111011I and Thirly-six BELL r GE Pg :':L03'07t07L0-W1L01'01WV07L01WOWL6I0.1ahawL4LaKaLO1L0lv7wiL0Wt01v1L0lol'0101LolQaWi'O1t01 3A8 .SyearcA anf WQUQP 611616 In the industrial life of America research has been of con- stantly increasing importance. Today it is a national resource, for the research of industrial and college laboratories is proving its value in war. 0. .0 lOwloitO'r'Ov-O The Telephone was born in a laboratory, :3 result of researches in electricity and acoustics, speech and hearing. And scientists have continued their search unceasingly-learning more about these subjects, to make the telephone better and better. At Bell Telephone Laboratories the search will never end. 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