Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1946 volume:

The class of nineteen hundred am; forty-six presents this Annual. in the hope that in the years following grad- uation its members may turn to it to recall the friends and events it immor- talizes ancl relive in memory the happy clays of their Senior year at Woodward High School. V ;7 g. E. 5;. gt. ,- u ma .n'unln nu WOJWCLPJMgA SAOOK- Obi! SAOOK OMHQZQI MP ooclwarcl- 'szfzam 0 m. 57a :79 Q A 95 0 0fJ4 Pu gr ' fix :beolicafion One summer morning toward the end of the last century. Katherine Lee Bates stoocI at the summit of Pike's Peak. As she gazed downwartl from that snow- capped mountain. stirred by the beauty of her immediate surroundings, she envisioned the beauty and grandeur of all her beloved country, She saw a land where spacious skies blanketed majestic mountains. tertiie plains. anct fair cities; 3 country where good government was an achieved icteal and where brotherhood of all was a constant goal; a country where peace reigned under the grace of God. She was inspired to write the now beloved song. America the Beautiful . To this America, we, the Class of nineteen hundred and forty-six, dedicate our Annual. May the magnificence and glory that is America ever encIure. Page Seven O 4eauhfuflgw dpacioud dAEed, Page Eight or amzer waved ngrain, Page Nine 0P PMFIO 6 moun Page Ten fair; maiedlied U1. jgoue fAe fdaifecllofa Pugv Ereuun .x4mericale4merica, Page Tlvelve d grace 0n fAee, i dAeal goal Pugc 'I'llirleen .4116! crown ill? goon! wilA Aroflzerlmoo! Pugv Fan 1'! rmri Pom dea f0 5Aining dea. Page Fifteen i++ .MVHITZK ++++ +:+4+++K ++++++f+++++l ++++++++++++ ++++ 21 :30 O y a I, ll 5m'+9- 5h-'d.m+9 7540 X45 Class. 0t HMO, t rejoice that Woodward is sending you Forth into a world anticipaling the achievement and enjoyment of everlasting peace and security. Atter the storm of war. you saw your country emerge victorious over her enemies. Crermany and Japan. and achieve primary responsibility for World leadership. Your high school career is finished. but not your educaticn. Eciucation in its highest sense is never finished; it continues through life in your efforts to improve mankind and to render it adequate service. Part at this service win he to educate peopte to the fact that democracy and freedom cannot nourish it they are taken for granted: lhnt they must, accorilingito the President or the United States. usupport amt rrnecl our Commitments to the Limited Nations Organization. One of your greatest mnhitions must he to keep that organization effective: for your succr'ss depends not on national security. hut on international security. An enlightened VVorH of Tomorrow devolves on you. the youth or toctay. Fortified hy your training in traditions and ideals, go out and face the realities of a Changing world wEth courage, plan with wisdom. amt matte decisions with care if you want to preserve the American way or life and to live in a peaceful world. Thvsv goals you cannot reach Till Cinch man Finds his own in all men's good. And a men work in nohte brotherhood. 1.. D. PEASLEE, Page Eightvcn As our high school clays draw to a close, we, the members of the graduating class, have to consider the prospect of parting from the halls of our beloved school. This involves a multitude of tareweHs. Following the exampie of our prede- cessors, we, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-six, wish to make use 0t our Annual to extend to our principal, Dr. Leon D. Peaslee, a farewell which embodies our sincerest thanks for his untiring efforts in our behalf. Dr. Peaslee has ever been willing to aid us in the solution of our problems and has given unstintingiy of his time and energy. He has been a source of inspiration to us and we have ever been able to look to him for guiciance during the unsettieii times of our high school years. We are grateful for his wise counsel and sympathetic uncierstancling. Dr. Peaslees Firm belief in high scholarship, good Citizenship, and conscientious brotherhood has won for him the acimiration of an of us who have been fortunate enough to come under his inHuence. In this he is carrying on the Woodward Spiritnythe spirit 0t our school bequeathed to us by our founder. As we leave Woodward, our farewell to Dr. Peaslee includes a sincere hope for the future success 0t our principal and our school. Page Nineteen A a . V,.A-4 ,.. Civilization builds its hope for a better world on youth, on those who win he the citizens of more enlightened, more democratic countries, countries no longer houndeti hy barriers shutting out other citizens of one wortd. No thoughtful person can review the history of the bloodiest and most wide- spread of all wars without a feeling of pride and gratitude to the youthful men and women who savect our world and salvagetl civilization, too often at the cost of all their tomorrows. They had been trained and educated for their part in that titanic conHict and gloriously they hore witness to the tightness of their training. Education for youth's part in the world of tomorrow must be better than any system offered cluring past generations. It must be education for their place in a worth-state rather than as citizens of any one geographically limited country. Such education is a challenge to educators everywhere. The core of all future ctlucation must be training for citizenship in a world-stateF-tor world brotherhood, for a broader, deeper, fuller life, and for a more fruitful harvest through world- wide cooperation in every enterprise that enriches human life and dtgnifies the individual. B. F. FULKS. Page Twenty It is nitll n fooling of meal satisfuclion llml I rgn-ot llu- gmduules 0r IQMIO, and Ho.- my Imnrly congmlululions Ivor u job well done, To llle graduates ol 111v Voculionul Commercid Department especially, I extend lwst wisIu-s for your sm'ccss us compvlvnl 11nd vrririunt on'icv cmployocx Your mlurntionzil preparation 1.0.4 omploynwnl. your related cultural background. and your L'oopvruliu- xxorL' experiences lmvo prvpured you to be well trained, happy and inclvpmulvnl vilizvns olv your connnunily. 11 is my hope tlml you continue your mlumtion after graduation and endeavor to roach still higher levels of business vl'l'itimwy. Try to keep abreast of current ililpponings and develop 0. Civic rosponsihilily. by Naming to understand llw problems of our democracy. and through LimHinvss, intt-rvsl, and roopvrnlion witll olllvrs, al'llivvo Ivor yourselr i1 permunenl anv in your community. Do not 1051- sigh! oi, the fact 11ml our Naiion needs won lruinvtl individuals, willing! lo accept tlwir civiv responsibility and equipped lo lnlw purl in Hm dm'clop- menl or a pvrmmwnl 21ml lusting pvuua MARGUI-LRITE RYAN. Pour Tu'vuly-Une in mpmnriam MISS KATHARINE MURPHY The sudden death of Nliss Murphy on November 6 1945, came as a great shock to her many friends here at Woodward High Schooll Both faculty and students mourn ller loss, ibr from their midst has gone a sincere friend and wise COunselor. In all her professional undertakings she gave her besl F. a keenly intelligent interest in her work, an indebtigable deck cation to cluty. and a sympathetic understanding oi' the problems of her students. Though her active spirit is quieted. Miss Murphy will long be remembered by those who were privileged to lmow her. Page Twcnlyriwu NIiss Louise K. Ahhihl Nliss Win ry A. Anillony Miss Margaret lilTL' Bibs Emilie T. Curry Bliss Grace Dnrmh 31f. ILILl VEl rtl Ix Eslnnan LVIisS Fay Graham Allums Miss Ma rioriv Cal In ha In Mr. G. C. Cmulrcy h1r GilIJr-rl F. Curtis :Vliss Nelle E. DtHVd lVliss Nalalic Feld Page Tu'eniy-lhrce mill Hui: Mfr? 6'01th Mr. Frank E. Floyd B1r5 Elsie Gilleuc Mr. Roy L. Harkins Mr. V. O. IflCHCl' Alta. Oneida Herrurlh 3555 str'nn 1K1. Humm Cl Pugv Twenty-four Nlrs. Kalhryn Garvey Miss Alma L Hanau Miss Lelia Harris Mr. W. E. chrich bliss Mary Higgins NIL VVullaL'c B. Hurlburt 'hmm 4+4; .mw ...- . , . c-acugfg iVIr. Charles. J. Bliss Hildugurde NI. Jennings JIIIIIISUH Bliss' Julia VVV 31f. VV. BV .Iuhnslnn Jnlmslun hIiSS lllL'Z RI. BITS. Vc'lma F. Kanlm Kumplmus bliss Fcnrn Bliss Isulwne Lang I.m'i ; Miss Anna C. Miss Muran-l C. Lung: Ltlslw Blrs. Blyrllv B. All'S. ilQlTii F. BIacArlllur 3lur1in Pagv lenly fine $CIJL BIN. Jessie 1K IcDuuiul Mr. R. H NIUJTCH Miss Margaret Olmnian Mm. lCqua P. Rclllmmp Mr. XVuL B. Rimannczy Mn AH'rml Rubundunst Page Twenlyrsix Miss Eda Meyer 3 lrs. Lora L. Nimlz 31km Hazel C. rr Miss Eunicc Riggs NIL Fred R Roebuck BIL Wayne Rusiler Mrs. Marie P. Miss Marcella Schneider Schrolh Miss Catherine M. Nliss Stella M. Tcmplclon Tenhllndfeld Nlrs. Jessie Bliss Blanche Trinkle Tvrznik Mrs. Dorothy Miss Florence Uhlig Vulkmcr Nlrs. Grace Sclliele iWiss Clara VVallcer VVinspnar Nliss Louise B. Wurtz Page Twenlyrseuen i ? .445 W . VA J20 .CJ-OLCTXLffy 1514. K u ilk 74 E iWiss Florence Aikin Nliss Zerila Schwartz Counselor Cuunsclm h1iss Kathleen Baird lVIiss Dlargic Cllcrdron Scrrclary Sucrciary Miss ?ulricia Eally Secrela ry OflLer $cugy mgm4erzs Mr. BurneH Anclerson NIiss Edith Davidson Miss Mary Elizabeth E5561 Miss Jessamine Faught Mr. Raymond T. Fell NIr. David A. Hilton 1V1iss Vera LeCount Mrs. Frances Stenger Miss Monica Vierling Miss Adele Wiesmann. Secretary jacufty mgmgerd in tAe .AFMQCZ jorced NIL Robert Dtu IV'Ir, Frank M. NICKeman Page Tulenly-eighl WOJLUCLPOI M?A' SCAOOK ad dafufed flmde wlzo Acme deruea, fAeir country I enior Cfadd icerd PAUL BROWN MARY ANN THOMPSON President Vice-President 1 BETTY JEAN ORR JOYCE KIRK Secretary Treasurer L r Page Thirlyrrwo As the time for the graduation of the class of nineteen hundred and torty-six approaches, my tinties as president of the Senior Class are almost Finished. But one task more remainsF-the task of acting as spokesman for my fellow classmates in their formal farewells to friencls at VVoodward High School. I should like to take this opportunity of expressing my appreciation of the friendliness and help which the Faculty has extended to the Class of 1946 during its years at Woodward. They have been not only teachers and advisors to us, but friends at times when we most needecl triencis. I am sure that the entire class ioins me in this. To the memhers 0f the graduating class let me say that I am proud to have been one of theme I have enjoyed and appreciated the time spent in association with them at Woodwarct. I am certain that as long as I live. I shall carry with me fond memories of whatl am sure will prove to have been tour ot the happiest years of my life. I Imow that each member or the class reels as 1 etc about this: and so I know I speak for them in expressing these sentiments. For my classmates, I hid fond tarewe t0 Friencis made through the years at Woodward, with the sincere hope that these precious Friendships will survive the stress of time, Our Annual seems the place in which to record these feelings, since in its pages are perpetuated the memories or our last year in Woodward High School PAUL BROWN. Page Thirty-three - m t.-: ABBLETT. ALICE Bousters. Girl ReservesI Radiant smileF-and a smile is a big asset. Goes for a Cerlain boy. We. like him, ion! Wears nice clothes. ADDISON VIRGINIA LEE VVoodward Boosters, Cu ed Can- tccn Bulldog Staff Girl Reserves. Full of pep and vitality. Solid with the felfaws. Ami, oh, what parties she can give! Never a- dull moment with Ginny arounJI AlELLl. LOUIS D. Hubba. hubba, cling, ding. Iming! He knows lhe rapes be- cause he s played the field. But. why not? Anyone as handsome as he is ALLEN, SIMON NI fainlerican Problems Club Basket- ml A big eyed 1i:!lefe nw.Alv 1:4an school regularly Has lots of friemls both boys and girls. Always out for fun. ANDREWS, ALMA Icirl Reserves, Shes small and nice and al- ways has a Big smile. A friendly girl. Shes a hard worker, loo. Specially if there 5 something in it for her. Not that we blame Icr! Page Thirlyrfour ABERNATHY BERNICE Physiology Club. ' Has a pleasing personality. Gals along with everyone Has a nice smile. The friendly lypo. ADKINS. GERALDINE Old Woodward Kappa Club. Boosters. Girl Reserves, Tap- Dancing. Lovable personality. A bundle of energy. A real student with leads of friends. Ar'I-J she sings and tup-dcmces. loo! ALESSANDRIN l. ALFRED Co-ecl Canteen. Always has a jiuerbug haircut wmzes dancing and going out a whale 10L Manages to keep grades above passing. 'Gets along wiih nearly everyone AMARENO, PAULINE Typing Club. Latin Club. Boosters. nQuiei personality But fun of fun. Sweet, ricn y, am; always willing to Ho her share. A man, hater! Bu! LIIere'H came a day! ARNOLD. GLORIA B. Co-op. A real friendH Beautiful eyes and winning smile Liked by an. Anal there 5 a reason eniom BALL. MARIEITA Choir. Git! Reserves. Nice girL Lilacs dancing and adwr activities. At limes a wee bit silly in her actions. but she is well-liked by all her friends of ,, whom site has many. BARKELOO, IOMA Girl Reserves. Coed Canteen. Beaming smile. Always full of happy mischief. A folly and friendly girl who just hates 503m Ha. Ha! Boys, you. better take cover and quick! BATTISTE. ELIZABEFH A quiai girl but friendly. She FIGS 0 gay glint in Imr eyes and we've seen her make use of it and mill: nolinaable results! BATTLE. GENEVA G. A, A.. Choir. uSincere and earnest in a Illa! she clues. A friend we worth halting. Quin! in school. but she gels around. BEGLEY MARY PAULINE Nice personality. A true friend anti good student, She's always willing Io do her share. Avoids the apposite sax VVe're betting that won't be for long! BALZER, ELAINE Co-op. A lillle birdie told me she likes to Clance. She is good at it 100. A true friend In a and especiduy la Bill! BASS. KATIE Girl Reserves, Glee. Cfub. Dra- malics. uVery friendly. Always has a pleasant smile Ior everyone. She also has a pleasant speaking voice. xValcFI cu! Lays! Katie's on I'm loose.w BATTLE ELIZABEFH Clmir. Old Woodwa rd Iota Club. G. S. W., Bulldog Sta , Nice personality. Takes life easy at all times. Lizzie never rushes unless she thinks that she has some choice bit of news for Uta Bulldog. BEARD, ALICE Lovely smile. quiel and friendly. A mild manner and gnrltle heart. A very utlmctine girL'r BEHYMER. HELEN Quiet personality. A true friend, Always mining 20 land a helping hand. An all right girl. One of XVoodwurd's many blondes. And how tile bays dc lave them! Page Tltirtyifivu : . ' f- 1;, Inn , n n. um u . N BELLAMAH. HOWARD BENNETT. PAUL Capt. of Football Team, W Old VVoodwarcl Sigma Club. Club. Pres. Old Woodward Clmir. Sigma Club, Color Guard. A vigoruus attxtete and a diti- gent studenL One of I'm most popular seniors. Always um dressed, cheerful. and friendly. Sure to succeed. especially with Hm help of a certain sweet girl! BERRY. JOY CE Girl Rese rvcs. Interesting and loads of fun. Always a live wire. She just hates men- it says here in fine print! Just another sfap-Flappy tVondwarJite. BIDDLE, CHARLES Old Woodward Sigma Club, Funtban Mgrt, Culur Guardt Quiet anal intelligent; One of XVaodwurd's 'Liteely tn succeed' boys. Always ready to help you out. Centers 0 his interest in. one girl. Ton talc, girls. he's a tool: mam.U BILLINGS, KENNETH Band, Choir. Kenneth makes more noise with his mouth than he clues with his lromtwne. But hats still a star pupil in band; We're just kidv dingHactuany he's sort of quiet anal on It : shy siclef BITTNER, ELIZABETH Cu-np. War Stamps Cashier, A quiet girtibut frienclty as 11193? come Her pleasant manner becomes her. Always ready with a smile. And a smile is often more effective than words! Page Thirty-six Loves practically a the cute girls. A second 'Voice'. Curly Imir. OH chut a smile A guy who can lay it on thick. am! Iqu Girl's. tatze tleect-dbewarer' BEUSTERIEN, MARION Cn-op, VVm Stamps Cashier. Always laughing and really for fun, A girl worth knowing; a friend worth having. BIDINGER. VVILMA Cu-cd Canteen Girl Reserves, Boosters. Latin Club. Nice personality, A wining worker. always dependable. A true friend. Litzcs Her men to , dark, and handsome. 1511'! he, Wilma? BITFNER. CLAIRE Co-op, War Stamps Cashier. A girl you can't tust'p liking. Very ambitious and u goo worker. Loads of furn-v the life of the party, BLACK, ELLEN Cn-op. Luncllrocm Squad, A quiet disposition with u frienclly manner. She's always ready when there's work to be done. You Can depend on Ellen. hwmh BLACKMON. CATHERINE Sincere at all times. A reserved manner. but friendly. We won- der where she spends all her time though. The sixty-fuur douar question! HOLES, EARLENE Girl Reserves. Physiology Club, Everytmcty likes Earlene. Quiet nmt refined in manner, Her per- sonutily clicks with bath troy: mu! girls. HOOKER. JOSEPH Hi-Y. 1052th tries harct-but fur what? tVe 'uumn't guessed yet! champion excuse mukar-dbut he didn't utwuys get away with it! But he'll get utung. BOSTICK. W. CHARLES Hi-YV American Prnblcms. Not mo mwrgvlic. tVIuytm fie causeruus this energy for the more important things F- ctefinitety not sctmou Friendly. BRABSON. NORMAN Hi-Y. Bulldug SEaH. American Prulylmns. Cu-ccl Canteen. HHus what it takes to be a suc- cvssF-we hope! Not bud tanking ygots along with everyonc-est peciauy the girls. Honest and loyal as the day is tongfr BLESSING. KATHLEEN Cotop. War Stamps Cashier. A cute little gattutwuys friendly. She's the sort of girl you cant! help ti'aing. Consequently, she has gobs of friends. BOND. RUTH Bnnstcrs, OH Woodward Kappa Club. Bulldog Stan. G. A. A. nA girl who is well Meant und known to all. She's very friendly and always smiling. th Mae her and so does Herman! VVticn she walks with Harman she's lout of this world? BORGMANN, JANET Boosters. Old Woodward Kappa Club, GtA.A.. Editor of Annual. HA swell girl t-vctmrming is the word. CoopemltDB-yuu can J97 pend on. Janet Popular among her classmates. BOWLING. LENA FERN G.A.A.. co.np. Enthusiastic about things going on about tier. Quite the au- armuut girl. She has beautiful tue eyes-vstw can cook loo. IPUOIUSI BRANTLEY. JOHNIE L Choir. Girl Rrscrvcs. Tap Damn ing. Lunchruum Squad HSIHIHICT, tantlar Wt, nmt la , Known as The Girl of the Thousand Haieros'. Friendly to everyonev-especiany the boys. 01:! OH VVatch out. Here comps that Aoness' again, Page TFu'rty-suunn eniord BROCK. DOROTHY Glee Club. Girl Reserves. Dra- matics. Nice smiicmu Elicia chick. Plenty OI lriuIIds-LOIII boys and girls. Doesnl have to worry alum! dancing partners. Nat Dorothy BROWN. JOYCE Co-op. G. A. A, Loves to argua-has many IriuanI And Oh! those Big brOIPH eyes. HQr heart belongs lo llw Navy or should we say Dun, For her Ila IS 1er Navy! BRYANT. CHESTER Bulldog StaH. Choir. H'I-Y. Cauecl Canteen. Ready for fun, Likes Hm appasile sex a. 1I'Hle' more IIIan most. good fellow and a good singer. BUER. BARBARA Co-op. Always willing to JD her share Flwhen she is in SCHOOL Lovely hair. XVIII! liked by everyone. She loves her worh-But not 100 much to forge! it one of these days! BURNS. THOMAS Hi-Y. Old Woodward Theta Club, Basketball ngr. Quiet around school, but does his work in good siyfe. Keeps om oi trouble. Liked by many because of his friendly manner. Page Tlxirty-EIQH BROOKS, ARTHRA Tap Dancing, Girl Reserves. OM VVoudward Eula Club. 'iActine in school as we as out of school. A well rounded per- sunulily. Has u smite for every- one. On Elle shy side. BROWN PAUL R. PIesidcnt of Senior Class. W c.lub Editor of Bulldug, Old Woodward Sigma Club. Sludious and a market Has little iime for girls. But one of these days! A sincere. depend, able friend. A gentleman in every sense of the word. BRYSON, WILLIAM A quiet fellow and nice. Makes a nice appearance, has quite a physique. Makes the girls look twice. But he doesn't mindll A good sluxfenl. BURDEN, JUANITA MARIE Choir Tap Dancing. Girl Re- serv cs. Tall, slenderA, and vivacious. Has oodles of energy She uses plenty of this energy in dancing. Is well liked by all BURNS WILLIAM ?Has Hm! sleepy look in his big eyes. but he's wide awake, never fear. Quiet around school, but he likes lo cut up. Has a Leer: sense of humor. Hmr;,u.r wngqu-Aumz-II-vzw - . I'v'oh I a ?;r E: 93 '3 5:5 '2 :3 D? m 3' k ;v AK - . ' $4. FA: h V E iiiitk 9y q. eniord 4 f V J - .ilH CALHOUN, ROSALIE Physiology Club. Quiet and reserved Likes 113nm ing and swimming Wen Iikecl by all her friends. Oh yes! There's u certain I. V. on her trail. CARROLL. IMOGENE Co-op. Very ambitious-a whiz at short- Imnd. Good luck to you. Imo- gene. wc'u Be looking for you at liw top. Many friends. CARTER, ETHEL Girl Reserves. Always smiling. very studious C0 Nice girl lo know and some say she's pienly CU'EL especially 11ml man of her's. EH Ethel. CLARK, ROBERTA C. S. W. HA quiet young lady, has very lill'e 10 say. he's a willing worker. and has many friends. CLEMONS. BARBARA Bulldog Slaff. Booslers. Annual SIB . Latin Club. Has a shy smile which utiracls many. Hard worker and willing lo do her share. Quiet in. man- ner but 5H has lots of fun. Smarl dresser. CAMPBELL. MARY Buastcrs. Life Saving. G,A A., Lunchmom Squad. A charming girl. A real friend. You. can always count on Muryv Dependable. Her many friends testify lo her eager enthusiasm and pleasant perscmcdfny.H CARTER. DOLORES W Girl Reserves. Annual Staff, G.S.W.. 01d Woodward Iula Club. Better known as Butch'. She's very we . liked, especiuny by someone we all know! A good student, sport, and friend. Woodw wurd's number one Wolverine for three years. Can. you fmugr ine? Three whole years! CHESNEY, JACK H. Hi-Y. 'Of all the arts in 1141x7511 lhc wise excel, His chief nccmnplisha men! is playing Luau, Humnrv nus. an a swell little, hide senior. CLAY. EVELYN Choir. 0. S VV . Glee Club. Hm a lously voice and is cute on lap of that. She has many friends and is a sun? dresser: CONNER. DOROTHY A. Cu-op. Always a cheery 'ImHo' for everyone. Her friends call her Dol'. She has loads of friends which she captures with Her lovely ways and charming man- ner. Page Thirly-nine 1' g : J MW WW, g.,7. .. CORMAN, NORMA M. Co-op. HA quiet and sweet girl. but her personality speaks for itself. Has many friends and knows how to keep them. CROMBIE. CATHERINE Boosters. Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Co-ccl Canteen. A dimming smile. A passion for nursing. She has plenty of personality and many friencls. Sum Lu! qu OI pep. CULPEPPER. ROBERT J. Band. Choir. Hi-Y HRaber! is a gentleman in every sense of the word. He is tauanrl gooJ-looking. 411111 is up 10 the urinule in style. DAGIJEY, IMOGENE A quiet girl but she is friendly, Her shy smile does what many wards could fail in :10. XVe Hm liar Il'errlilus bu! Imogene doesn't! Her 50!! southern la : is a icy to heart DnBELL, DOLORES Bouslcrs, Co-cd Canteen. Small Mantle with sparkling blue eyes. Never misses a. Friday night at the Y. She has many friends amt is popular wilh the fellows. And Um! we can. under- slancU Page Forty CRISPIN, HELEN Bulldog Staff, American Prob- lcnls Club. 11017er red hair. Always dressed in the latest fashion. And she wears liar clothes we . Friendly. CRUM. PAUL FuolbalL Basketball. Baseball, W Club. Swell personalilywan an Wouml sport. An atomic Lamb on the football field ... leading touch- down scorer in Hue City Izigh schools. Nice going, Pablo. CUSTER. DOROTHY Bnoslcrs. Lunch Roam Squatl. Caucd Canteen. Girl Reserves. Ever c'mrming smile 11an per- sonality and fun of fun. Atlmcls a certain boy but she won't give him a tumble. Lovely in appear- ance. DIXON, GRATNIA Choir. Physiology Club. Girl Reserves. Cute, quiet, and pelile. She 'ms a ready smile and many friends. DOUGLAS. KATHLEEN Tap Dancing Nice personality, charming, and gracious in manner. Always wears a winning smile. A real friend and willing worker. DUNN. EUGENE Football. Old Woodward Sigma Club. Hi-Y. Bulldog Staff. Some personality! That Georgia 'yo1lll' seems 10 win friends and influence people. Good looking, intelligent. Liked by a , especially Hie girls, EDVUARDS. CLEMANTHUS Girl Rescn'es. Dramatic Club. Likes to jitterbug: is always tak- ing part in something, Cula and has great acting ability VVitness those excused absences! We lznmu better! FLANAGAN. CLARA Girl Reserves. nAnother am! of Woodward's Eu girls. And she's utiraclive. loo. Has a pleasing personalily and is we liked by a . A good dresser and she wears her Clotlu-IS weu, T111332 lucky tuner girls! FORD. JOHN L. HLY, Band. A friendly fellow. The morIrI's bus! - or worst H excuse maker! A good student and a 'mrd worker, Hevgel along a right. FORD, VIVIAN L. Cu-op. A sweet girl wilrl a c'xarming persormliiy She is a willing worker Has many friench We should ask her how it's done. Some Igleople are iusl born friendly EBELING. MILDRED Co-op. A sweet girl. But her hear! Le- rnngs lo the navy. She's an ex- cellenl student. A good friend. FERDON. ERMA I. Cowup. HErma comes to ernodwanl from out Norlhside way. She is Iorv ever eming Banana splits. A hard worIwr and a swell girl. FLIEHMAN. MARIAN H, Co-op. HSweet personalily. A whiz al bookkeeping. A hard. workup- dependable. A little shy, Inn! definitely on the friendly side. FORD. RUTH Gets urnundL-vpopular wilh Hm boys. Likes to dance. and is good a! if. Always has a big smile far everyone. Sometimes she has trouble making up her mind, but thai's a lady's priv- ifege. FOSTER. MARIE Girl Reserves. Dramalic Club. Likes to iilherbug. and she's very good al H.100. She's always willing 10 pitch in and help any lime ls um liked by everyone. Page Forty-qne V eniom 7 VV m; 7 L mm: M $nv HM FOWLER, CHARLES Hi-Y, Old Wnadward Theta Club. American Prubtems Club, Lunch Roam Squad. A winning smite. Calm. intentw gent. Always wilting to help. Liked by many because of his pleasant personality FREES. PHILIP Football. 'W Club, Hi-Y, Old Woodward Sigma Club. 'Aaonis' Ilimsetf! Gets along well with everyonct Has broken man; a heart.- und that we can understand! FROST. EDNA Cavop. Old Woodward Kappa Club, G. A. A., Boosters. A swell girl. Very active in school activitiest Loves 'lEI' school work and a guy named Paul! Always Busy setting something Dependable. GAYNOR. ANNA MAY Co-op. Woodward Boosters. uYou only have to meet her once to lites her. She has dimples that win your heart. That smile wt take you places, Anna Whyu GIESKEN, MARIAN Cn-op. A very earnest student. Always willing to offer her services. A friend to everyone. Never seen without Helen. They're insepar- able. Page Forty-two FOWLER. HARRY HirY. - Tan am! handsome and a mighty good dresser. He wears his clothes luau, toot Could be that physique! Always gentle- manly. FRITSCH, JACK Footban. Basketball. W Club. 0111 Woodward Sigma Club. A 'Don Hudson, an the font ball field. Tait, dark, and hand- some. H2 doesnt go for the girls but is some character with a group! Liked By all. GAINES. JAMES Choir. A friendly fellow. A snappy ressert Always wears a smile which accounts for his many friendst GAYNOR. DORO'iHY Co-apt Her smite wins your heart and her charming manner wins Her many friends. She. make a nice wife for some lucky guy! GIRTEN. VERA Co-np. Nice personality r-' serene amt charming. Knows how to gain friends and keep them, Vera wt go a long way-lve re belting on u 18 . J- Mn-ASHW eniord GOURLEY. MARY MARGARET Co-op. Always laughing at something Liked by everyone She's a girl will: many friends. Her happy manner accounts for them. GRAY, EVELYN MARIE OH Woodwarcl Iota Club. G. S. W.. Girl Reserves. Evelyn is petite and cute am! it is said all good things come in small packages! She is a very active young ludyI-HIIUS charm and personality. GREGOLET. MARILOU Cawop. uulinm'ng ways and a pleasing personality. She's always on H10 90- Never a dull moment lUIIBFl Marilou is around. GUSSIS, IRENE L. Cohan Happy-ga-Iucky. If you want to Imar a joke just go to Irene. hear she lilies In argue but a in fun, A small person.n HAMPTON. EMMABELLE Girl Reserves. Small but can make a heap of noisa when she wants ta Has many friends and is we liked By a . xVe like tier sense of humor. GRACE. HELEN LUCILLE Girl Reserves. I'Nice personality. A good frientL Always a joking mannen Fine student. Always wears pretty clolhcs. and silo wears them well. GREENE. EMMA Tap Dancing. MIMereslcc! in music. A quiet But charming mannen VVe love those Iluirido's, Emma. Tall and stately. GUENTHER. SHIRLEY Cwop, VVar Stamps Cashier. A sweet gal with a sparkling personalily, She's always laugIr ing and ready for fun. Tlial's why sine has so many friends. HALL. ROSA M. G. S. WA, Girl Reserves uNice smifer-dlilzed By her many friends. She's stricily a one man girl and his name is Sam She is also quiel; bu! 8H waler runs deep! HARDY. AMOS Hi-Y. Football. Glee Club. Tau anal quinlwalluays friendly. ries Imrd Hespeciauy to slay awake in English IV! A swell guy. Page Forly-lhree eniom HARPER. WILLIAM HAnother of the fall boysw206 certainly started out with its share. No wonder you hall to lmut your way through the droves uf girls who Mockaded 1'19 door- way! I IARRIS, HERBERT Radio Cndc Club. Typing Club. HivY. Volleyball. Small for a senior but he's do- ing okay. Liked by many. Does tu'spart. Does not care 100 much low school but attends regularly. HARTVVIG. ROSEMARY Comp, She's small, cute, am! a litmus girt. A friendly persnn with lands of friends. These little gals at- ways manage! IIENSLEY. ELIZABETH J. CtU-Ollt .. 'Chubby' tms mm of the must pleasing pzlrsonutitics of I'm grmnuting crass. A lot of fun mutt! you get to know 'lcr. Diurly friends, H ESS, MA RY Cu-op. A very quiet girlHttmt is unfit you get to know her well. Then. you can appreciate tier Cllarming manner Easy to get along with amt nice to know. Page Furty-four HARRIS. DAMON Volleyball. American Probtems Club. Hi-Y. Old VVuudwartl lelzx Club, HCharm. puisc. dignity. amt politeness are the Haings that realty make Damon. And 1119er will carry him to great success. HARRIS, LEON Foullm . HiiY. Basketball. Bowling. UDoes his tastes weft Nlatzes the hearts of many gtnd with his deep voice and funny sayings. Always cutting up. HEATH, CASPER Little but mighty. Gets around loo. Friendly chap. Litarbte. HERMANN, JEAN B. Cn-op. VVar Stamp Cashier. Old VVundward Kappa Club. Cute personality which wins her many friends. Lonely Jlairt Her Iwarl belongs la the army. GOOJ luck. Jenn! HIGHLANDER. CHRISTINE Tap Dancing. Has a smite for everyone. Quiet but friendly iurnannar. Pleasant Jisposilion and a true friend. Always willing to help. eniom HILL. EDWARD Old Woodward Sigma Club. American problems Club. Band Mgr. Another of the smaller seniors, but aren't the girls attracted by his Hand hair! Nlany friends among the boys. loo. All of which adds up to 'He's iaps'I HOOD. ANNA Girl Reserves. Quielp- at times? A smile and a. cheery heat: for everyone. Has many friends. HUTSON. PATSY A cute little girlHas nice as lhc-y come. Tim old saying holds truer-HIGDOJ things come in. small packages' This year's class has its share of Igoucl lhings'!h ISSLER. MARCELLINE M. Cn-np. War Stamps Cashier. just call her Marcy'. Oh. how she loves lo 201. Overflowing with pep, A lover of sports am! bookkeeping. lVIarIy friends. JAMISON, JAMES Choir. Hi-Y. Annual Staff. HSEHgs like 'ankic' only Inmiv son Inns Hood! xVinning ways. Liked by everyone. Gels along well in his studies. HOLMES. BETTYE LOU Lunchmum Squad. Booslcrs. A cule smile, a lovable girL More evidence that I'm best things come in small packages. A wining worker. HURSONG. TRESSIE American Problems Club. Tap Dancing. Sincere and earnest. in work and play. A fine scholar. Lovely hair and u very shy smile. XVH love lo see her Hush It's all in fun. Tressie, IRVIN. PAULINE Old VVuoIIward 101a Club. G A A.. G. S. W.. Choir. Cute. Always on Um prom! fur a man. 50. boys, heed my warn- ing and beware, because Sim has that gleam in her eya.n lTSKlN, CAROLYN J Comp, War Stamps Cashier. VVauM go out of her way 10 du someone a favor. Say. Carolyn, where do you get those lovely ,Iairrdos? Loves lo skate. JONES. ANNA Boosiers. Prc5.. Girl Reserves, Lunch Room Squad. Keen in 1011. Lats of fun. Fun of pep, Always neat in appear- ance A swell girl anti u lrue friend. Page Forlnyive eniom KALFAS. NINA Cheerleader, G. A A. PresV, An- nual Slag. Bulldog Staff. The personality girl. Popular and ever in demand. Has never ending activities But always ra- liuble. Sweet as she is busy. KEENE, ANNA LEE G. A4 A.. Tap Dancing. Delights in a sports. Plays Lard, wins madeslfy, and loses gracefully, A loyal friend and a faithful student. KEMP, MARY LEE Comcl Canteen. Tap Dancing. KIA quiet personality may be your first impression of Mary lull, boys. we give you fair warn- inJ. XVIlen. her minJ is made up she's on her way! Another cf VVnndumrd's Hondkm She loves to go dancing and lo attend parties.u KING. MARY LOUISE Camp A hide an the quielside. Lanes her CoVop job a! Lawton's. Pleas- ing personality and a swell girl. KIRK. JOYCE Old Woodward Kappa Club. Boosters. G. A. A.. Co-op. Her friends ca Iler lKirk' Acliva in schoolactivilies. Loves- sporls and a. guy named ONO. Loads of friends. An all around good sport. Page Forlysix KEENAN, HELEN Co-np. Known as 'Snooks' to her best friends Neat and charming. A!- wuys has a IziuJ word for every- one. Crazy almulu cerlain fellow named John. KELLEY. JAMES Band. Hi-Y. Not 100 tall. but handsome. Ai- ways a gentleman. Liked by 50!!! girls and boys. Anoiher Teddy Wilson on the picmc'!H KETTLER. INEZ GRACE Annual Staff. Student Council. Inez excels in. her studies. Her quiet manner hides her friendly spirit. 13 liked by an. KIRBY. GERALD Football Team. 01:! Woodward Sigma Club. Hi-Y. Choir. Sm! of on tile quiet SEJE. Minds his own Business. PIaamnt and cheerful, Gets good grades, loo. KIRKLAND, SALLIE Chain H'Ynu make such a charming picture -!hal's Snuie, Fine laste. Loves lhose stylish hair Jo's. eniom KLOSTERMAN, DORIS Cotop. Tall, slim, Honda with Blue eyes. Very easy in toot: at. She has a certain way about her that you just can't help liking, Her friends are plentiful KREISLE. PAT Baosters. Old Woodward Kappa Club, Girl Reserves. G,AAAt ' A sweet personality one cannot help liking, Has many friends. Her bright smile amt cheery greetings are irresistible. There's no other like her. LASLEY. ELLA LOUISE Tile girl with a pleasant dis- position. Because of this, she tms many friends. She draws them. to her like a magnet A smart dresser. Always sports the very latest fashion. ideas, LEIGH. RALPH 0H Woodward Sigma Club, Bulldog Slam 'Cnsmo' Leigh. One of the sharp dressers. Likes the ladies and is titted in return Goad put to all the BoyE. Not bad looking either! LOHMAN, ANNA Lunchmum Squad A sincere friend. Always quiet 'Jutnice. Wurlh getting to know. A hard marker. Dependable. KOHAKE, WILMA Co-op. A charming girl with a knack for making friends She's tau and slim and pretty. A champion conrltairmtian,n KUHLMAN, DOROTHY Jnurnalism. American Problems. Annual Stag, Boosters. A hep cal! Delightful company. Smart in her dress and studiES. Often the turn don't go lagether! Ladyiabuut-town. LAWRENCE, JEANNE Co-op. Quiet-Jmt these quiet girls are usually good students and Jeanne is no exceptiont Pleasant man- ner and a swell girt.n LINGER. LILLIAN M. Co-op. A quiet personality that appeals to u . A swell friend to 1101111 Shets loyal ta :1 and especially to her 'one ant! onty'. Best of everything. Lillian. LONG. MARTHA Pleasing personality with many friends-uwiuing worker. Lovely auburn hair Page Forty-seuen eniord LUHOSKY. HARRY Hi-Y. Bulldog StaH. Visual Aids, Lunchronm Squad. uOm: of VVDodward's best dressed young 'men'. Loyal fricncl and a faithful siu enl. Quite interested in girls. But who isn'l? Harry's the dream- lmy type. LYNN. MARY G G. S. W.. Girl Reserves. Small and nice looking Likes dancing and swimming. And if I am not misiaken, she has a tub urily on someone in. the service. By II'F'W way. his initials are MAINS. HAROLD Hi-Y. Basketball, Visual Airls. A rcgqar fellow ,... cute smile .- Hmd by a Not too big and not loo 5mm . Just right! He's inst what you're looking for. girls, so go to work on him! MANSFIELD, ELOISE CI-mir. Girl Reserves. Physinlog'y Club, Has a golden voice, a pleasing personality. many frien s. Cute and dynamic. She is already taken. so. wolves. iaEe it easy! MARTIN. DORIS A friendly indivicluaI-d always smiling. She's nice to know 11ml to la : la Dependable. Always mining to lend a helping hand. Pane Farly-eig h! LYLES. ALFONSO Choir. Glee Club. Small Bu! dependable. A true frienJ. Silould go far with his sinceriiy Excellentslmlent. His voiue-mmll, we won't :th about llaal. A we among Elm girls. MAGUIRE, CLAIRE Co-np. Annual StaH, Boosters. Old W00d VaId Kappa Clllb. A sweet and charming redhead million! a temper! She has many friends and no wonder. She has a pleasing personality and loves a good lime. Her pel love '-I sailur5,- Any particular one, Claire? I MALIN. VIVIAN Quiet personality. Slum in get- ting acquainted. but an everlasb My friend. A sweet girl. De- pendable MARTIN. DELSON Banri. Typing Club. u'Eyes Um! sparkle, teeth that shine: Ile's the bay Hunt's mighty fine.' Thus. we describe Delson. A good fellow. MARTIN. MARY LOU A nice girL-qmat in appear- ance. Always some new Flair Style. 5112': really hep to HIE jive. Mukrs for popularity. And she has it! eniord MATEIKAT, BETTY Co-ed Canteen. Bulldlg Staff. American Problems. Our gossip hound. Kills watch what they say when she's around! It's lots of fun to he with her. She doesn't say much about her love life. but its lhere. never fear! MATTEL FLORA A pleasing persorL Small and Harte. How she draws 1'19 boys. especially Ken! Flam. why not give him a chance, She loves to lanz, and is really 90011 at it! MATFHEWS. WILLIAM HivY. Basketball, A quiet boy bulaiwuys friendly. His pleasant smile often hits its mark. Yes. you're right. Some unsuspecting 0,? member of the IIVEGLET SEXII, MAZZEI. DANTE Visual Aidsv American Problems. TaHJarkancI handsome. Never seen without a smile. We liked by both girls and buys. Always a Hen! rlwsseraH McCALL. MARTHA Ch oir. Cute and sma . Hasa pleasing personality. She sings too. And site must be good 'cuuse 11m- singing hasn'l cut into Iler friend- ships! MATHERLY. MARY Boosters. Tap-Dancing Pleasing personality and she's liked by everyone. A wonderful lap dancer, and her Or! is appre- ciated, Always energeiir: and willing to do Iver Shara XVI? Wee lo hear her sing, ion. MATTHEWS. HANDY L, Hi-Y, Baseball. Always culiing up. Doesn't Mic homework or sludying bu! Leaps grades above passing How dues lug do it? Is liked by all his schoulnmleS-and 1m 'spccr'auy likes his women, And lmm he likes them! MAYFIELD. LORRAINE Boosters. Co-ed Canteen A pleasing personality. Hus n lonely smile am! is we Maul by a . Likes school. but films Hm vacalions beiler! Smart drossvr. Always wau-groomed. VVonJDr how she manages 10 always 11ml: so calm. McATEE, JANE G A, A. Corop. Loves sporls-Cun'! gel enough of 11mm. Loads 9f friends, VV'mn you get to Lnow her you can't help liking her. A curlnin snldier is Innek hear! 111mb! McCARTHY. CHARMAINE Choir. Girl Reserves. The MMPHC lype. Easy lo get acquainlcd with. Liked by al'L Her friendly smile is an intPgl'TlI par! of her personality. Page Forlyinine w: ri r17 ?- ' .ta eniom McCLlNTON. J OHNN 1E MAE uOn HIE surface she appears to be quiet and very reserved; but when she is doing something she likes, all signs of her reserve dis, appears. Haw she goes for her merL McGH EE. WALTER MAE G, A. A. Glee CIub. Tap Danc- ing. Quite a iilierBILgF-cuie. Hus many friends and is liked by a . An all mum! sport. Likes to cut up And she's iops a! it! Ml CHAUX, GEORGE R. Radio Code. Typing Club, Hi-Y. A quiet boy. Kept busy making up excuses for those absences of his. You never catch George moving fast-arouncl school, any- way Bu! outsidb-tthat's another sturylnv MINK, DORIS Co-upA HA genius in her studies. Her pleasing personalily accnunls far mr many friends. Her theme song is Some day he, come alongr Just be patient. Doris, Yodw still young! Thais plenty of time! MORAN. ROBERT Band. Baseball. Old Woodward Theta Club, HitY. Quiet'dat times. A careful dresser. Plenty of personality and a sharp wit. Goes over big with the girls. Another Thalia, VVvil- liams. A flash on the Basketball Hour. Page Fifty McELROY, BETTY J, Co-up. HA friendly pvrsnn but rallmr quiet. Always willing to lend a hand. You can count on Belly,' MENDENHALL. PEGGY E. Co-op. Peggy first descenJed upon Woodward in l945. Lovely Honda hair. YOU can CllIL'GyS find her a! the bowling alley. Now. boys, you Lnaw where to find her! VVhal! Didn't we say which bowling alley? MILLER, MAXINE Co-op. G.A.A.. Tap Dancing Girl Reserves. Pretty and slim Vary active. VVins many friends because of her charming ways. MORAN. GLORIA Girl Reserves, Boosters, Tap Dancing. Old Woodward Kappa Club Pep, vim. and vigorwthale Gloria Pleasing personality with many friendsA Say, have you Heard this'. says Gloria. Always ioizing But we love her. MOREFON. SHIRLEY LEE Cavup A swell friend. Lots of fun. And 0'1! SIIG really gets the handsome fellows. Good dancer. Just call Fler 'Murtie'. i 1 I PRESTON. ZELMA Cu-up. War Slamps Cashict. Likes to bowl, shale, and mos! of HM cul. Hopes to include Tom in her future plansi Her persorb aliiy accounts for her many frivnlls. RAMIREZ, JOSEPHINE G. S W. HA very sweet personr-acule, and sum . Sim is a mining worker at all times. Liked By 0 . REBEL ROSEMARY small, full a; fun. Always has a pleasant smile for you. Doesn't pay any uilenh'on lo HI: boys, She's faithful lo her one and only! REEVES, MARCELLA uHer quiet and refined manner cloaks a charming personalily. ruining Ivorlaer. Cute and has many friends. Liked by HR REYNOLDS. LUCY B. Glee Club. Girl Reserves. Lucy is quiet and somewhat sum . She is agreeable at an limes and is um Man! by her many friend's. RA CAN. HAZEL E Cn- 0p. Very quiet with a shy smile. Likes poetrywvis rather sentimvu lul Always willing to Ipml a helping hand. RANDALL. GLORIA CnAop. Bmlsters. Oh! that lovely Much Flair. A hard worker and a true friendI in nu. Load 5 of fun once she gels siarled. Anal it Joesn I take much to provide lhe needed incentive. REDDINGTON. FRANCES CO-OP. War Stamps Casllicn GEAEA. Tu and preity. Has Iols 0! friean. A quiet smile which speaks for itself Dependable, REYNOLDS. DAVID Hi-Y, American Problems Club, Public Speaking. He's a riddle. Iusi how friendly is Me? But then '12 does have a nice smile. Ta and nice look, ing. Has a keen sense of humor RICHARDSON, VIVIAN Physiology Club. Old Wundwanl Iota Club, Girl Reserves. Quail u'lLI gracious A Jen anded mixlura DI Iriendriness. charm and dapendabifity The ideal friend. Sweet and pretty. Page Fiftyvlhre-s V in - W! 23mm eniom RILEY, BERTHA Old Woodward Kappa Club. G.A.A.. Bulldog SlafE. Boosters. Little and sweet. Keeps the buys guessing with Illa! shy smile. That's HIE stuff. Bertha A good student. A hard workers. ROAT. BETTY JANE Co-op. UNice personalily that wins her many friends. She is tops when it comes in school work. And she does all right outside of school too! ROBINSON. AILEEN Cu-np Tau anJ 111m. she would make an ideal model. Her friends are many and it's no wonder, The boys have eyes and everyone recognizes charm. ROLLAND, MARGUERITE Marguerile appears to be a very quiz! young lady, but, we a Imam bellerr-Iaboul the quicl, we meow She's a neat dresser and has many friends. ROUNTREE. THEODOSIA Petite. quid, and cum She has very Iiille in say but she has many friends and everyone likes her. Page Fifty-four RISNER. OLEDA Bnusturs. Girl Reserves A swecl 'itlfe girl. Everyone Huts Iwr and Jill! good reason. She's friendly and nice. charming personality and a lovely srni e. ROBERTS. JESSIE Boosters. Tap Dancing. A friendly charming personaL Ely Works Imrd in and oul 0! school, but still finds time for fun. A lovely girl. A swell frieml. ROEDER. JOYCE Co-op, War Slamps Cashier. Boosters. A cute smile. Has a few freck- les and they are becoming to her. She loves la dance. 15 quite popular with the 50315; ROOS, CHARLOTTE MAE Co-op. Buuslcrs. G. A. A. Hughes' loss was our gain. If ymfre looking for Charlaue, just call XVO, 4040 Yes, that's Seffcrina's. Many friends, She also faves to practice Hockey and not because the football team's around cilherl RUEBUSCH. ALVERA 0One of W'oodwurd's realI Huntles. Cheerful and full 01 charm. When she nabs a fellow he slays nabbed. Sorry. boys. but she's laken. so you'll better lurn your alieniions elsewhere. RUEBUSCH. HAZEL A reliable girl,- coopemlive al 0 times. Gentle and kind in manner. Has many friends, ! SALTER, JOHN L, FOUIIJEI . Basketball. Hi-Y. W Club. Slow gelling started but finally gets there. Always smiling. Gets along well with others. Strength of heart and might of' limb, that's Johnny. SCHIFFMAN, DONNA LV Coup. Likes to argue with NIESS HCN'UIIL Loves lo ride buses-ur could il be 11w bus drivers! She duesn't like In sil aloner' SCI'IVVARTZ, JANE Cu-op. An awful cute girl. but the fel- lows are just out of luck Because 'wr heart belongs to Lester. lust cu her 'VVnLiiz', SI IADOAN. IDA Girl Reserves. Booslcrs. Tap Dancing. Clmir. HSurious in work Merry in play. A gracious manner and smile lhul charms Hmrn a . Isnni tho! so, lack? RUFFEN. JESSE Glee Club, American Problems Club. .Red Ruffin'. Boisterous and happy go lucky Good friend. Always telling 'corny'johes. One of WoodwurJ's 10:! ardent umlues'. ' SCENT. ANN M. Co-op. VVar Slnmps Cashier. G. A. A. Ann was 'senl' to us from Walnut Hills. Definitely uur gain: Works hard at Boonepw ing yalways looking for an eraser,l Cute little Lrunetle. SCH NITKER, KENNETH R. Fanlball. HiAY. Annual Slam Bulldog Slaff Most people think Ken is quiet, but he really isn't. You should know him Helsewhere! Nice to knoui and to know Ilim is 10 Meta nn. SEXTON. EDNA Cn-np. A girl you can'l help Haring once you gel in know her. Sinfs fun of fun and u very likable person. Good company. SHERMAN. ANNA nNice personafily 1m! very quiet. She is a neat dresser. A serious and Ilarrlwarreing student. A loyal friend. Page Fiftyrfiue '2...gf v- anis' - b;1h- 1-; -. Lu; v.27 : ; 3 eniord SHERRlLL. CECILIA Cn-up. Band, Old Woodward Kappa Club. She's tau, slim. and lovely. Very popular with the boys, which is easy to understand. once you have seen lmr. She is known as lCuIe' lo her friend; Loves to skate. SIMALTON, MELVIN OM VVuurIwarcl Theta Club. Hi-Y. A sharp dresser. Doesn't give Bile girls a break. Studies hard and draws dividends. A good friend. and we liked SMITH, ALBERT A quiet fellow bu! fricndfy-d surf of on the shy side. Left 206 early in the year. Wonder 110w he did it? SMITH. JEAN Her quietness hides her win- ning personamy. She usually has nary tilde to say, but has many friends. Liked by everyone who knows her, SMITH. MARILYN Cn-op. Another nice girl to know, a good friend to 'Iava Her quiet manner is very becoming lo ,Ier. Has :1 charm u. her own. ' Page Fifly-six SIBLEY. OLLiE' A little girl. Has a cheerful manner which brings her many friends. Has oodles of fun all parties. Laughs u lot. Has a keen sense of humor. SINGLETON. THELMA Bnnslcrs. A diligent girl. Well liked by u . A mixture of Beauty and chnnm Her quiet smile wins her 1015 of Iriendy. The ideal friend. Loves to lave fun. SMITH, BERTHA Girl Reserves. uShe's a nice girl to know. AL I ways a smile for everyone and f she's a willing worker. Liked by 1;: everyone, SMITH, JOHN Hi-Y Quite the ladies. man. A cap? able student. Snappy dresser. Adds zest to any crowd. Sharp us a needle. SMITH. WILEY Hi-Y, Choir. Band. nOm: of tile smaller seniors. but no chance of overlooking him. vaH Hired by everyone. Plays a wan lmmbone. and plays the finld where girls are concerned! MI 1 ul' 1W en 50rd K! 502 X 0 5 '3'! Pd SMITH. WILLIAM HiY. American Problems Club. .. Big Smilly'. Goes over big with the girls. Friendly. Has a great big grin. Has many friends. He was one of our playboys until Uncle Sam graLLoJ Him. SOMMER. ANN Cu-up, 01:1 VVuodward Kappa Club. Very attractive. A charming lilila girl who will make 50mm mm a goml slunagrupher'dmuybe Hank. Shanograplter! W'lat'slhe mailer with I'm! boy! S'Ie's really n cutie. SPILLER, JEAN ELIZABETH Girl Reserves. A sum personality. Believe us. you might forget Hm name bu! not the luau. H's foo ailracliuep1 and tlun'l Hui boys a know It! A fine friend. if; TACKER, COLLINDA 01:1 VVuuclwanl lula Club, G. S. VV,, Lunch Rnnm Squall, .. 'Iumpin Beun' always has sump mm In sling. Cute. Lillie and powerful. A ter wolvcrine on I'm foohuul for anything Hm! wears pants and i5 6 ft. or uvur! VFULC' CUIH'I' 0r Fllfl. b0y$n S'I'IRVAR'I'. BHITY JEAN Doesn't haw much to my but when she dues 'mne sunwtllirlg lu suy ills worth Iwaring. Pretly am! graceful.u SNODGRASS. MARTHA Cu-np, War Slamps Cashier. A fully and active girl. Always smiling and looking for fun. Has many friends which is only nab Ural with her L'Ilurm and pvrsow ulily. SPARKS. RAMONA Co-op. War Stamps Cashier. Sparkie' often dreams 11m! 1111: famed 'Ramona' was wrillen in her honor, But she'll wake up some day! A charming 1min girl. Many friends. SPILLMAN, GENEVA Cn-op. Another nice girl. Hus her own circle of friends, But has a smile or moral far everyone. An ngrew aHe companion to an. STEGEMOLLER. RUTH Cu-op Small, Honda. and very uclivc. Always neat in appearance. Liked lay a . Sense of humor plus. STORY, FRANCES Band. Another one. of XVoadmard's petite young Indies. She 110$ $055425 a winning smile and has many friends. Page FiIIy-seuen STURGEON. BE ULAH MARI E Co-up. Old XVnmlwnnl Kappa Club. G.A.Au Var Stamps Cashien Can usually be SPO slraning in Hm Sycamore Sfreel entrance around 8:29Vl. Hm- final words uchI made it'. A hard worker and has many friends. Iusl can her 'Speedy'. HARLETON, DOVIE A genial parsnnulilyF-svll spnfe- ml. Always mining to land a helping 'mncl, Friean-aud wcud liked, l'1-lIERCARTNER. MARTHA Co-op. Quiet and frienEUy. Sitar Le a whiz of a secretary some day, Her frivnds are plenlfful mu! her mumwr is charming. THOMAS. DOROTHY Co-op. VVar Stamps Cusllivr, ' .Doll spent a 1111 of lime worry- ing mmr Bookkeeping. Does school work will: Carulyn Ilshins on 1'19 coupemlima basis.f A small girL Tl-IOMPSON. MARY ANN Old VVnudward Kappa Club, Buuslms. Annual Slnlf, Girl Ro- serves. One who's 111ml lu brat. Granp- ful am! charminng A cheerful companion. A rare combinulinu of beauty and inlunigencc. i Page Fifly-eigh! SUTTON, KATIE LEE OH meulwurd lulu Chill. 0. 8. VV., Student Cnum'il. One of XVomlwurJ's la , slon- dvr. and graceIul girls, '51: mi Eng marker 0an is Mam! by H. A good student ii :5 ii i TA'IE. ES'I'ISLLE Cu-op. War Slamps Cashier. Tu uml ullracliue. Lung Hack imir. which is ferLUy an asset. Likes ln dance and has many friends. THOMAS. CIVIRISTINA Cu-up. Sum . dark. and nul Imnl to look ul. Christina is known for all Hi fwr gm'gunus smvnlers. Hus 1015 of friends. THOIVIPSON. EEHVARD Glee Club. Hi-Y. Om: of Hug few XVoonmd lads wilh nary little interest in girfs. Has a winning personality. Ola. Elwin, give Um girls a break. Dorft you Imam flurrds a man shortage! TINCI 'lER, DOROTHY An attractive girl. Has a pleas my smile and a friendly manner. ECL- In know. f TIPPETI'. JUNE Cu-op. Winning persunaluy which gath- ers friends by the scare Would go out of Her way lo do a favor for sameune. TRAPP. DOROTHY L. G, S, W.. Girl Reserves. 'She's a real pr-cat; and a big molveriue. So, bays, you had better match an! because s'leis cute too! TVVITT'Y, BETTY Glee Club. Choir, Girl Reserves. A'Quiel, but what a smile. A pleasant girl ant! friendly. You can always depend on Betty. VAIA, ANDRONEKE Old Woodward Kappa Club. PresA. Boosters. Co-ed Canteen. Girl Reservcs Small. but. all, what energy. A really sweet girl with a smile for everyone. She's known as Nicky la herfricnds. And boys, youcl better. Iuaich oul. Nicky wont take no for an answer uflcr her mind is made up! VINSON. ROSA LEE G, S W.. Glee Club. A little Lil on the quiet side. so she thinks Ask some of her Iriends! They will le you 11010 quiet she isn't! She also likes dancing, a very nice girl to know. en 50rd TORREY, RUBY L HShe's u genial and vivacious girl. She is always smiling and has something funny to say at all times. 5119 is Head by all TROY, ANNA Co-op. A blonde beauty with a certain gleam in her eye. sweet smile and scads of friends. VACH, HELEN Co-up. Quiet Lu! friendly. Nice perw sonalily and a true friend Liked by eueryune for her Channiny manner. VINEGAR. ANN Girl Reserves. Choir. Physiology Club. First in fun first in laughter, firs! in Hue 110mb; of her many friends CuteF-a sweet 1m!!! girl. VOSS. CAROL ANNE Co-op. Biomll: hair and Hm: eyes which ultract your aucnliorl. Her friends are plentiful and it's no women She's quilc popular will: Mm men. How do tinesp girls wlm need Jule books do in? Page Fifty-nine eniom XVARD, FRED Old Wootlward Theta Club A good Inflow. WHICH he does is done well. Extra good in his siudies. Doesn'! seem to nolice lhe girls. Quite friendly. WARE. DEAN Old VVtaolfward Sigma Club, Basketball mgr Annual SlaH. Hi-Y. Sum but mighly in many ways. Quiet with deep friendship em- bedded in a Jcincuy heart. A whiz Long in his studies. A good guy. WELLS, DAN Football. Old Wuudwatd Sigma Club, Luncheon Squad. MW Club. Doesn't cure for the girls, bu! friendly with the boys. Good sport. XVor'is overlime on his Bookkeeping. WIEDMANN. VIRGINIA Cu-opv Sliels known lo her frimlds as 'Ginny: Hus many friends and a sparkling personality. Her heart Belongs lo the Navy. XVILLIAM S. BETTY Cowop. VVar Stamps Cashier. Vary pluasanl lo '00,: at wilh liar true American Beauty Com- plexion. Has a winning person, cxfity. A friend lo a and es- pecially to Don! Page Sixty WARE, BEULAH MAE From what 1 'mar, Beulah is a lioolz' girl. She is quiel. has a smile for everyone. A small giri lo know. WEBER. CAROLYN M. Cu-up, TapDancing. 71170! 1, IZIIOIIJH ID 'IEJ' friends as 'ans'. is a very talented lup dancer. She is a good-faoking brunette with iois o! friendsV WHITAKER. WILLIE I Choir. uA good nulumd. lmppy-go-lucky sort of a guy. Gets along we with others. Many friends. WILBURN. SADIE LUCILLE Co-up. War Stamps Cashier, NSudie is liked by 11 . Has her own friends and a lat oi lhem too. Loves sports. A nice girl to know. WILLIAMS. ETH EL MAE Girl Reserves. Physiology Club. Site is jelly and has many friends. She gels around quite a bit aha. And why not? 51165 decidedly on the cute side.n w eniom W ILLIAMS. ETHEL SPEARS Cute and very, very tiny. Nick- named by same 111 Bil' Isn't y any means quiet, but has a way of attracting people,n WILLIAMS, ROSELLA Choir. G. S. W. A jelly and friendly girl Doesn't Imus much to say. Sine acts inslcad! VVJLLINGHAM, PAULINE Girl Reserves. Dneanfrmva much In say. Slug is a quicl. friemUy girl. and is Head by reneryomL A pleasing persmmfiry, H115 a cllnrming smile:I WONG. SIEN AAIHCI'IICBII Prnblems Ciub. Mild in manner. wise in limughl. A irue frieml, Killed by 11 . W'RIGHT. NATHANIEL Hi-Y. Bc-sides being n sum person. Nathaniel is gnnd in sports, esA pcciuuy basketball. Conservas his energy during sc'ioo' bu1 'lis said lie moves faster oi'ier times! WILLIAMS. LOUVENIA Hshe is a very quiet girl. A sum. person In know. Friendly. Has n nice smflm A consciou- ll'rms marker. Depunrluuen VVILLIG. ROSEMARY Cu-up. A swell girL XVI !!! assigned lo a. task 5'12 11085 er best to finish it satisfactorily. Has many lrue friends. VVOLFRUM. DORIS Co-up. A quiet person unli! you gel to know hen Her smi'u mi tarry Fll'l' inn She has HIGH-V ITEGHEIF unJ Megs to have n gnarl lime. WOOD, VIVIAN R, Cn-np. H WVOUJECX Spends IlPr after school hours pumng 0n fut with hot fudge sundnos and taking it off by playing 'mdlninkm. A wise gun VVYNN, GERALDiNE Girl Rcsrrvcs. Her hear! is with a mrlain member of I'm IVuny. Lucky bay; Swim! and nice as Hwy come. Always clepmulamo. Page Sixlyinne M.-....L 1A HA7 hum-..m Siniom YOUNG. DOROTHY YOUNG. GLADYS Chair. Band. Physiolngy Club. Girl ReservcsA Thinks she's a musician. Don'l A girl one can't help lilting 19 her, but we think she's sweu Has a joke for every occasion. when it really comes down to Loads of fun. Dependable. actual pfayingJ Has a pleasing personality and a great sense of humor. Senior: not fgdfecl agave Ealon. Claytnn Hires. Roma Gray, Bessie anlcstra. James Haugalmnk. Geneva jnhnson, Charles Luv'mg. Dorothy Page Sixty-imn one -F THOSE JTERESTING- sueuzcrs, DON'T You WISH you HAD JOiNED THE G.A.A. oua KEYBOARD CHAMPION . .. kn ..... ...4., ,,, EEEEEEJ Sept. Sept. Sept. t Sept Sept Sept Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct; Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. NOV. Sept Sept 66L enclow SEPTEMBER 4a-Back to School - vacation is over. tUnhappy dayt except that today I am a Senior!, 5-4T'he school clay saw the Clock around to three. Umaginen 7-aFootbaII team physical exams today. tWhat physiques! Course I'm only guessingn lO-IMiI up in price from 40 to Sc. tMust be inHationU l4dNight football game at Lawrenceburg. tDid we have Fun on the bus? We didtn IBHTryouts For cheerleaders. tAnd this year they're to have regular outfitsn QIHFirSt edition of Bulldog with Paul Brown as editor. tLooIts like bigger and better gossip columns this yearn 24HNew teacher in Girls Phys. Ed. department. tOoh. that red hair! Hublja. HubbaD QSMFiH out report cards today. tTrying to worry us alreaclyn OCTOBER 4tG, At A, hockey game tonight. tVVonder if the football practice nearby had anything to do with the turnoul'U StSecond edition of HBundogn out today. Ht certainly dishes out the dirt ancl sifts it fineD Measurements for Senior rings taken today. tHopc we get them before graduationU Ilp-Nutrition classes start today. tWish I werexft 50 clulbbyD ISWAppointment for graduation picture. tHopc it gives me some of that Hedy Lamarr itglamourt'U 17.jHoward Benemah Pleated as VVoodward's candidate for council. 18.jJanet Borgmann editor of the Annuai this year. tHere's hoping for the best Annual everD lO-End of first report periotl. tle! IVIy! This is it! Poor meU 23HSubscriptions for Annuals being taken today. tYou know what they say about early birds! But who wants a wormn 26yNo school. S. W. O. T. A. Convention. tToclay the teachers had to suffer! Turnabout is Fair playU SIWOH Woodward Club meeting, Cr. A. At hockey game. and Girl Reserves Halloween party. tSuch buzziny about! rm poofedn NOVEMBER l-G. A. A. Hockey Sports Day at Walnut Hills. Given a couple of nicked shins couldrft dampen our spiritsD 7-Paper drive today. tWhat a fiasco! What was wrong with those pep talks? Or with the studentsTU 14HG. A. A. hockey. tThose gals certainly are gluttons tor punishmentD 16F-Open houseP-Parents Night to you. tWhat if my parents comeID IQHFirst Senior meeting of the year. Election of otffcers. tVVe were slow getting started but we'll soon make the Fur Hyn QQ-Thanksg'iving Day. tTurkey today and a holiday tomorrow. Its good to be aliveU NOV. Nov. NOV. NOV. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan, Jan , Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan t Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb . Feb. Fvitt Fob iVIar. Mar. 26 EIeCtEon for student council. QB-rResults of election of Senior officers: Paul Bmwn, presiclent; Mary Ann Thompson, vice-president; Joyce Kirk. treasurer: Jean Orr, secretary. 29,-1A girl asemny-Fashion Show. UVtary Ann Thompson was a dream girl in a format, Dolores Combs looked good enough to eat in a blue skating outfit, and Mary Campben looked stick in a smart grey jumperJ 30 End of the month and end of the second report period. DECEMBER SwBasketba books are on sale. tCount the year OFF by sports seasonsn 6-Spelling test. U feel Iike a moron! Maybe I amm 7-AssembtyP-Dr. Young uEnglish as She is Spoke. First basketball game or the season 4VVoodward vs. Western Hills. tAnd we won. too! 212$ IOHReport cards go out for the seconci time! thmt consequences this time:?n MtNight basketball game with VVaInut Hills. tVVonder why they seem like so much more fun when they're at niqhtTH IQHChoir rehearsals for Christmas Cantata in Full swing. CI. A. A. party. ?lv-ICIIrislmas program today. thry finch JANUARY Qr-tBack to school. tCOuld say ifs wonderful but I won't. lVIy New Yearis resolutionU 4-Dales for miCLyear exams annouucot1 Jan. 23, 9.4, and 23. SyBasketba Game VVoodwartI vs. Central Vocationat tThe scrump- tious new electric signboard should have lighted a Woodwarct Victoryn Ilp'ttBuntJog 0n sated Night basketball game with Norxvooclt tHclps my Tove Hen I5F'W00Clward on the racliota'tproblem of 31inorities. Participants-Janel Bergmantn Nicky Vaia. David Reynolds. Paul Bennett. and Paul Brown. Almost forgot Nina Kalfas. IS-Basketban game-Woodward vs. VVitIn-ow. tWhat a gameuwe won in the overtime periodU '22 EmI of third report perimt. Exams start tomorrow. 23, '24, 25 Exams. tHorrorsU QQtExhibit of Betty NIueHefs art work outside of Library. tAnd its plenty sharp. tooD 30.4.an Club meeting. FEBRUARY 1 Bainet13aH game. 3.JTap-dancing after school. 0,111 looking Forward to the show in the springU 6v-SODI'IOH'10FE and Junior pictures. tSeven For a quarterwcheap at half the pricen Sthio State University visitors today. UVIostly spooksn l4-aLouis Holmes' art exhibit outside library. Valentine Day. tYes. he came throughU IS-Boys who will be eighteen before June IO must register with Dr. Peaslee. tUncIe Sam is still pointing that tingern IOtAlpha HLY sening Wooclward pennants. Group pictures tor the Annual. tNo classes For me at an tocIayU 20-d0ne-man art shoxxtJoe Jiles, 26HNiVliss Cincinnati for Girls VVeeIcdeelen Beam. UVooclward is proud of you, HelenJ QStC. A. A. initiation. tThe gals looked like zombiesU MARCH IFSenior mecting. 4 Senior iVIusic rehearsal. tBeIieve me, being a Senior has its advan- tagesn : .irx .i'. n A . 4;.- A.;4'uuht A.Q;t4L4uL.;;LM...;E...-. J .mtjig. tVtar. Mar. Ntnr. txtnr. h tar. tVtar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apiz Apr. Apia Apr. Apr. Apr. httay May h'tay May 3 lay May May h tay- May Juno JUMP JUMP JUMP June June SHSnapshots tor Annuat. tDict I ever turn in a coupte 0t honeysD SHGirts' Play Day, Ilw-Assemhty. tVVe'I-e doing all right this year on this assembty businessn Mp-aSenior htusic rehearsal. tWe don't practice as often as we might 'cause tllt' Spring Concert rehearsals take- up so much time.t 20-'HBLIQ$ Bunny htossomed forth on alt the htackboarcts to atlvertise the Spring Concert. Work at Joe Jites. QZyBanct picture in uniform. tThe new band uniforms are realty the stuttn ?GhTap dancing: rehearsal. tt'm getting anxious to see that showD QTyAssemhty-Judo exhibit. tWotves bewaretn APRIL L-Last' Jay to turn in snapshots tor Annual. tAnd that's no April Fool iOIx'C. sonD First baseball game of the season with Purcell. tAnct we lost itn 2-Scni0rs measured for caps and gowns. Q-Basehntl game Woodward vs. Walnut Hills. tLost againU ll-I2hSpring Concert. tit was really grand. VVe surety can be proud of our music dopartmcntD t3vani0r tVtusic rehearsal. tShoutd ht- full steam aheact now that the concert is ovm-D IGHOponin;r Day Baseball Gamc. tHope the Cincinnati Reds do better than the Woodward BtuesU l7-Spring vacation starts tomorrow. April 18-22. tOh. happy LtaysU Qll-Choir rehearsal at hitusic Ha . tOh, why dictn't I join the Choir. Such rehearsingD ZtiF-Assemhty. Tap Dancing Show. Ut was swettn MAY thounseting tor next year's programs. tSurety am gtatt I don't have to hother with thatn Girl Rvserve Dance. t1 wonder who'll he Ntay Queent 2-Soni0r rehearsal for commencement. tThat happy day is drawing CloserU 6-tDream stuff finutty hrotm down and asked me- to go to the Prom with him. VVas going to act difficult about the whote thing but thought hotter of it. Too many gals are only too anxious to say yesutn IIHtBought my format for the Prom. ttys 'tdate haitu hetieve met Do I sound ridden mttCan't keep my mind on my school work today. Atter all a Prom is an important item in a gats titen l7-Spring Prom. tAnct it turned out even more wonderful than t imagA inett in my wildest momentsn 23-Bantl festival. Spelling finals. 27-Hi-Y hayride. tAren't they romantic thoughn QSyScnior rchcnrsathtifth and sixth. tLite is grand these dast JUNE 3-Seni0r rehearsal the third period. tThe time is growing shortn Senior exams. tVVoutdntt you think I might have escapett such a fate! But then, I guess that it's my own tauttJ 4-atD0 I ever have a swell date for grattuation nightt Must be what an education ttoestU Shctass Day. U iust coutctn't help shedding a tear or two. It was, on the sad sictehthe idea of parting from 0th friends and saying farewell to good old VVoodwarcH 6tCaps and gowns given out. Annuals distributed today. tThey're realty sharp this yearn TutAtt set for graduation-date. dress, and everythingn tOHCommencement. th'tartcs the end of my high schoot days. but here's hoping that it marks the beginning of bigger and better thingstD 7 PPM? mag! IWMWM ffiijw wry mae- WFM ZIFd'. - YM- Mgm ! 1. 5e Matchf'lfgzp, a, MW M46: .24va 7445' was 2m? 3x75. vfda 24.7.; Jaw mMH- 110- mam '8 E W15? f 45 Mtxcw A5 A imyvma 792:7 gagaja 4d 70 uxwes' rmmw WWW! gar W4f ZMf 5W7. A 73404 may M I ' WAKE? M? Q s . I 03 - 0 yfgtafia' M741 ix z wafngwj' , x . M '. K :1 K ; . A 321, uW-I. Page Seventy .Mlmns, Hamm . Mlulns. Ralph Ailivn. Gwrnrlulyn Ailcons. Vivian Alcxmulvr, Klinnir Allen. David Aan, Vrrunn Alvin. Gean'ia Amhmsv. Nit'li Amlmsun. Alici- .'Mnlm'snn. I'jlln Alurlrrxu, stin Alkin Nnrmu An. in. .lnlln Austin. MaIIt-l Avorvll. UI-rtrmlr' Iizu'lu-lnr, rullwrine Baum. XVinsmne Bnilm'. Jnlln V UL'urgc Bulluu. Alma Hunks. Lillian Barman, VViHimn Burm-H. Ramona van, Hc-lvn vanrtl. Inmgn-nn BUOEII, Opal Huumnn. Gloria Hrmlv. Pulrh'ia . Durnlin Brvcn, Clara BFCVRIHL Ruth Brinsou. Margaret Bmwn. Georgia Bmwn. Rulmtt Brummt-tl, Frances Bynum. Lillian Calhoun, Fannie Carllsnlla. rrllny Caultun. Axon Chandler, VViIliam Ciulinu. Charles Click. Virgil Combs, Delores Cane. Pat Conk. Sllirlry Cnvcrl. Jamrs Crulcllcr. Bctly Cummins. Bin Cummins. Bub Datnico, Camillo Daniels, Alberln Davenport. Grace Davis. Juanita DPIPII . Raymund Dirkinsnn. Doris HT L'HIiUI, llifllnl'd Dingrr. Marilyn Dixon, Lurinn Earllarl. ValIaCe LMLKA 'Nwm vantxoarcuy;u m- Page Severily-twu Halon. Raymund Edwards. Jack Enoch. Dnmllny Eppvraou, Lorraine Erllanll, Elaine livelns. Xh'rllc Frin, Lnrrailm FPILIIHEIIHI. Cnnu Fvntlvrs Vulter ljuulmni, Vivian Frrtlml. Rhu- Irvrgumu, I'Zrm-sline Frrgusnn, Vinu rhlvk. Nunniu l' lugg. Jnlmny Fluriumnlv. Lullisc Hnwl, Jnsvplliuc Irlnkru Shirley Fuw-I. Llnyxl Furnvy. Virginia Irurlunulu. Sllitlry Irriist'li, VV'EHium Hmalv. Barbara Cumbrvl. Eulr-un Gay, Julm S. Cviskcn. Ruse Marin Coorgt', CIH'SIDI' 711-5sI1Isr, XViHiam Uilntm. Lee Gilrozlill. Nlary Glnntun. Norma Gan. Mario Guru, Rufus Gnsr-y. Nlurilyn Griffin. Lou: Grub. : Iurll1a Grulwr. :Wammw l'lagvly, Evelyn lrlnlftllllh, GIL'HI'USA'. HulL livvlyll Hull, Vivian Hmullvy, Julia Harrv . Carl Harris. Hula Hurrisml. Almiv IlillFit'lll, Iislln'r Hau'lvy. lxlarilyn Huzzunl, Dumllly IlP'dlll, l'jlvim l'lvsliiih. Thomas Ilrssn-l, Huwr Hi . Bunnie- l luukslru, Jamar. Jlul'l'. Mary Huldvr. Bvrllm Hullius. RUEHTCH Huey. Kelllilvvn IIIIQIIPS, NUFIIHI Hummvr. Hlvn Ilumrn Iirn-wl Page Sevenlydlree Page Sevenly-fuur Hunler, Jnm'i Jacksun. Dorutily .Iac'isutl. Lnuisc .Ivnniugs, Nlnln'l JDIIIISUH. lDPIUer .Iuhnson. Jnlnrn' Johnson. John Jnllnbun, Kvnlu'lll Jones, HFIPH bIOHPS. Raymund Kappcl, Frank Kurvln. Rulwtl KiIn-lh. Hulu-n Kcllvr. Joanne Klrllvr, Viru iii Kvlllcr, Harry Khmbrow. Ruth Kimmy. Saml: 'is . Jean Knesh-r. Elaine Kuhn, Duris Ldmpkin, Nuami Land, vaHine Lane, Evelyn Lrar. Yuia Imurs. Charla: l PYUllKlllSL'.-V .lmnos Liwvis. Ella Lewis, Mautlr Lir-Imnnun. Ruth uniord Lowery, Sallie Lumpkin. Isabel Lynn, Juc Blullalcy. Anle Mancss. Minion 3Iilrlin, Callwrinc Alnl'lilln. 1110IUSH Mimick, Viulcl .Vlalhis, Sarah Matthews. Eva bfuxwv . James Muyx, l'IL-rmrm JxIazzoi, Carolyn Mr-Cronry. Shirley IVIcHarguc. Carroll leiurvm, Emma Lnu Miles. Massiv Nillz-r. Bernice Nlillor, Etldiu 31inch Imngt'lw 5MB, hlury Mim'y, lsmu: Nlnnrmim, Dolores l lnman. Jnilnniv Muss. Eileen 3105;, Virginia! Blusv. XVinln-xl Mussvn Imam Nyv . lWarrcHzI Ncshilt. Cllarlvs Page Severtlyrfive Page Sevenly-six anlxu Ann Nuppu'l. Frzlnl'vs Nnrlcy. Kalllryn Nummn. Bvuy ODLH Virginia OI'HI-r, Hun'nn- yI'It'nry, lilln'l Parker, XViHinm Puylw. Jan ; Pvnninglml, Hawk: Perkins. Dulurvs IJiUI'HUH, lyillll Puling, Vullwr'uw Ia'xVVII. .luillliln Prnpht-lvr. ,lulln Ruljli. Atlu Rzlmlaipll, Jx'llllru RMM. BHIH' Rivlulnhnu. I.i iml RiIlI-m-r. Sh-IL. Rilll'llilFL Rull: Rnurll, hklx'nurrh-I-n Rulwrls. Ray Ruvpvr, Vinlc'l Rulmr. Murgjznel anuli. lely Rullsv. SliirlI-y Rnlluntl, Amm- Rulluml, Irnm SRIUS. VViH'rL-d Saline. Hurman Salycrs, Charlns Smulcrs. Coy Srllzwfvr, Belly S'ln-itll. Mildred Srlmoh-y, Dcmus Srllmcdvl, Henry Srllrnmlm'. .Vlelrjnr'u: Sc-lmlzr. llllorns Sims, Clarence Slaughlvr. Vivian Smiley. Lucy Smilll, lirncsl Smith. Jnmrt Smilh, Luther Sparks, Ivan Slallings. Dm'uthy Sinulnn. Uurluml Slcin, Dolores Slvhu'r, Durulhy Slitlllvllulll. Foulinalml Slinson. Dorothy Slnul. Dali: Sullivan. Bvrnic Sultan, Cur! Swan, Phyllis Tnlv. AVIinIa ,Ilwx'ur'l. .lnlln Tillwv , lellll'ify Trammrl. .lnnws Pug? Seventyrsuvcn Page Swwnly vigil! u. F I llvfmn Vnils. R050 Ann Vnmlnn'u', Ruln-rl Vthu l3 .Fnsc-pllinr Vurtl, Vivian VVi-rnvliv, Pt'g'jy X'nsl:in1fhm l'jl'nvslim- Vn1lcins. llum VVCiHQdTlnI'L AnnL-Hz' N,I' s. Clll'slvr Vvlls. RUIN'II Vt-yvr. Umh'lulc Wimp, Blnn' lilin Vi1kinh. Iium'uv V'Inx'in x. .lnsrpll Vi iams. Alirv VViHinms. Dnrullu' Villiams. IrrmHh- ViHiams, Uonrgv Vi iams .Fullnnix- xviuiams. Jum' VViHiams, Mary Hlvn XViHiams. Rana Vil1inmsnn. Clmuliv Villis. Doris VViIsnn. Ruth VVinbum. Duris xA'UUlJ VuI'd. I'tlllly VVuulon, Alum xAIrialll, anrinris KJlYH1CI, Irma Yeager. Mary Yrm. Louis Yuuug. Joan Pug Sm'onlyrnivm AHmll. Eugene Adkins, Theodor; Albrrs. Marilyn Almrn, Jinncs Allen. Duane Allison. Frank Amrrvnu, Jllflll Amlersnn. Lillian Armstrong, Lona rnohl, Juanila Ashhmok. Ray Austin, Grace Baird. VVMHIO Baker, Ashley Bararll. Jimmy Bali's; Henry Bays, Billie Bram, Roy BOEIFC. Sarah Br-idcrhakc. Crescent Bonncll. Clmrlnllc Berry. Rnnscvclf IBIEICIC, JOIIH Black. Nlargarct l;lanli5. Jflhn Blcdsoe, Duris Bobbi . blary L4 Bnelun, Russell BDHHI'. La XICTHC Bolhm. Eunice Buml, Gilbmla Bonner. Pansy Bowen, XViHiam BmmHm'u, Juanila Brinsnn. anjamin Brncknmn. ancua Brawn. Anna Bruwn, Bmllm Bruin, Bully Btyanl. Jeannclh: Buen. Richard BLIHUCIC. B'lill'y IAIN Bunlirk Rulix Burke. Bvrllm Lro Unrlw. Hinartl . Bnrlw. liIlI1T'S Bm'm-llt'. l'jnnnllw Byrel. Pulriria Brvmn. lithm Bule. lihx'm'rl CurrulL l,iillitin lemli. Sllil'rvy Cm'nmt'L. PL'EELW Calm . . Eary Clrm'r. lliln Flumdfm'. ximi CImImvH. Human Flmrh m, Lln-wl Flliulu-w. Burlmm Clmw, rung Cilnllnlwllj'. Pulllim: Clifllm. Dnrnl'ly ColTuy, Jmk Culv. Vm1mm Cnmlw. liHiv Combs, Hurlrnn Cnnmy, :Wnrgic Cnrholt. Kwargie Cm'crl. 01ml Cnvinglum Diary Evrlyn CrniuZ Bertie Cruvons, Irony Crme-r. Juaniia Curry. ViHic Duglcy. Dolois Dunslivny, Ann Davis. Ace Davis, Anna Dm'h nlilh Dm .IIISPDEI Deu-ia, Ruby Dm'iSV Rulh David. Hrlvn DillimJ, I'lurunu' Pagv Iiiylltlthn' Pago- l'iightyrlwu Ducrr. Nlarjurie DuBrulcr. Betty Duckcr, Billie Edwards. Jo Ann Edwards, Sidney Ellison. Myrllc Epperson, IVTarian Ewing. Nlarccna Fallings, Hilda Farmcr. Nancy Folder, Iris Fiuresi. Rita l 'Iim-Iluln. Imogcan f nyd. Pauline Furlunalo, Evclyn Fnslor. Inicce Foster. lVIary lruslcr, Pauline anlcr. Jmm Gainv: D'inbvl Gui as, VViHH Caer, Hussite fvaruvr. Thomas Garrcll, Callmrinc lelman, livrlyn :0$$11? , lill VaIfI Girlrn. Virginia U'ahn, Vamla Gun. Dorothy Crosser. Eloise Gracbr, Charlnlle UraF. Catlu-rine Gray, Hum-nia Crrqg, .lvnnnic Groom, Bi GIEICU. Rita Greer. Niillun Grier, Frances Grigsby. Marcella Grizzard. Raymond Grnb. Emma Grosser. Erma Hacket. Arthur Hahn. Ramona IVTaIbersladf, Nlclba Ha . Nlary Joyce Hamilton, Belly Haney, Hum Hansen. Flary Harris. Billie. Harris. Edward Harris, jllanila Hart. Jean Harvey, Lonia Hastings, Belly Hegel. Jeannine Helm. Flora Heller. Vernon Hcmbrcc. Garnvicla Henderson, John Herman, Erlmoud Herzer, Niary Hice, Charles HiHrbrand, Mary Hi , Bernice Hi , La Verne Hollins. nyrlle Hopkins. Helen Hoskins. Myrtle Howell, Annie Hudson. VViHio, Hughes, Tlmmas Hurst. Bclty Ireland. Joe Jackson, Henry Jacobs. Don James, Dcsln James. Orlcssa Jasper, Joan Jenks. Iris Jilcs, Jnsdph Johnson. Barbara Johnson, Dmmlnl Juhnsun, Evvlyn Page Eighiyilhrca HAL J.VWA- .--n--. wmqa... m,LA...-..-;M..--..4rwV-..V.m........;.,.. A ...;.....AV.,V ,NHMN W: m .- VAR, , , 7 , W ,A L SOFA 3 .lullnsun. Onari .lu'msun. Rt'na .lulmsun. Vcrdell Jones, Edna Jones. Lorena Jones, Louise Janos. Rulh Kt-Olnn. VVilma King. Charlotte Kirk h'lnrllm KirHamI. Robot! Kling, VViIma Klingo. Harrivt Krrnngor. La Verne Kuzniczri. Jacquclinc Lampkin. Gnraltlinc Laml, Janc- anrrncc. Betty Lawrence, Theodore Lindsey. Theodore Lipp Charmaine LnHanrl, Jnlmalcc Lung. Patsy Lukrmirc. Grace Lukcn, Lnrnlla WINHuK. Doris Mnlchy. Pat Dhnsficld. Luis Marlmck Harriet Massey, Alice hinllan, David Malfllcws. Della Matthews. Lm'cnta B'Iazzie. Jnc McCampbe . Joyce Niterrd, GCHCVH BICDcrmnll, Ruth MCGUH. Ruth McNeil. Martha Monifcp. La Verne l'VIurrfIL Clmrlnilc Milidictun, Pauline Page Iiig'lfyrfnur Miner. 'Mary Jane Mills Ruth :5, Alberta LVIiImI. Doris Nlilun. lerlic JVlink. Mary Rosr Milrllv , Hurln'rl h'lildlu . Jumus Blunlgmnvry, Virginia Mnroland. Dumllly Nunncv, Elhclm-n lVluollt-r. Brliy Mullor. Edward NElt'lllmun, Brlly Nrimulcr. Sllirlvy Nelson. Inigo, Niniu. Amurica Nurmun. Hcrbml O'Bryan, Edwin Ocnbrink, HtIL-n Ocstrviclmr. Paul O'Hara, Burlmra Olivrr. 311mm Owuns. LulW-n Parker. Pt-url Parka, Rammna Pnllvrsun. Randal Payne, .Ium' Punk. Juyrv llvllllingiml, Anna Punniuglun, hlnry Puunnis Emile Poppa .lmncs pcicrson. Pull 'H in Picklvsiuwr. .lviul Pulllc. Vumln 13mm , Pl-arl Puwcll. 'Vvillium Puckclt. Allwrln Quinn. John Rabh, Aruvlln Rnynmml. Junn's Plugs lfigflly fin:- Raymoml, Patricia Reusing, Virginia Ridcnvr, Ruth Riley. Belly Roach, Viviun Roberts. IVlallie Robinson. Henry usvy. Frank Ruunlrr-u. Turner Rumlmrl. Juan Ruvhl. Audrey Runyun. Jenn Ryan. Mary Sanlvn. Nlalry Ann Sunium. Cnnniu Suylur, Evelyn Suuntlvrs, Clllnc Srlmoidl-r. C11 ml Jean Scott. 3Iarllm Slla'cr, lithe! Sharp Wlarir: Showmnkvr. Rlll'l Shipman, Kali- SixnpsumhIzuh-Jine Smmnvy'. Catharine Smilh, Pnlririu Smillmls. June Swim. Christina Stamper. Joan Stevens. GImia Stevenson. Elijah Sliglcr. Rosalia Suckling. Connie Susshinc, Eslcr Sn Aer, Agnos Taylor. Betty Tnylur, IVTury Chile Tualnr. Nlarilyn 'I'ulfnir, Burilm Thomas. Elsie 'Hmrnhill, Mac Thurman, Annie Punt: lfighfy six vHmmlun. Ma 'I-nhy. David TUIH. dill; TnHEVcn Villlnm Tu'vnmn, Fllu'unf Tyr. Constantl- Vim. Norma VUEL Mary Hvlrn xVunu'r. Hvlly Vushinglnn, Paul VilIMm. Ct'orgji'd VVults. Blildn-rl K,nvru. Ahlrylwk lPl'k5. JDUT , VVc'Hs. xlalrgiln'l VMI, Anne Vrsl. Arimna VVIlllvriuh, June XVhalley. Norma VVilIL-n, Lnrvllu VVimmil, Ruth VViHimns, Braking VVil , Coriuc Vi lums, DmmH ViHiums. Iflnum Luuiae Viuinms, lrrunz'os Villiums. Lillian ViIsun, Gumgo Vilmn Margaret VVul IV. Jam 95 VnH cr. Anna Voilfum, Almiru XVm-IL liiJm-n VVomlrulT. .lulmniv LCD Yurllmugjll, Roma Ycugcr. EIivalll H.001 laUSU nylll'lg, Bluru- n linunurmun, Shirley put A' 1513th SI'I'UH ROVNIG THE om: WM? , 'V K '3 CLOWES asAHoLRTAGE: ? w i 1 THAMDSDHHERASCALS SOME FUN! LUCKY Bovs GUESS WHO .9 NIFTY TRio BUDDIES w mnzxx. -; 'A. :3 :9 . z wt, w Nilwly 'lIW Illa.- Ninvfyri'lrvc Put a , k l .. w W . r' 7 V . , t 'W ' ' , SHBMHI . 1' W a 4?! knew? Q' 'f m2 ; ?' WQQWE1W '. , ; 'i ,a HM Roy: P. Brlmn. l. I..1'Vmulusky. R. Kun-m, IL Sallvv. D. SrlmnII-y. H. BrHumull. P. OI-slritlu-r, If. Smilh, .l. Raynmnll. IS: Dunn. Swuml Row: R. Dvlpll. Ii. NIiHrr. K. Scllnile-r, If. VilLins, L. Harris. P. Frros. C. Ciniinn. H. Atlantis, D. wpng. n, Kirby. Third Row: Assislzml Cuarll FJL Eslmmn, j. Gluvcr, A. l'larlly. C. Luslcr, J. Townrl, R. Dt-irlunun, .L Salim. P. Frnln. F. anis. R, Bain-L l, Ewim'vy. l, I ri1wII, Sr, : Igr. C, Birllllr. Cnurll Bin Gillilmul, ?jcumfy $0t$aig VVImn football practice was callecl last fall, lhcre was some doubt as to tlw mrress or the approaching season. for the loam was without a rcguIar conch. Bui as soon as JVIr. Gilliland arrived and look ovcr coaching duties. the tram collvctod ilsclr. The players quickly rcnIizcd that if they would cooperate with tho nmv coach. they could finish with a record or which a VVoodwanl could be proud. Their efforts were to be rewarded with a wonderrui record of nine Vfcmrivs and only one set-luack. Vomlwanl ................ 23 Lawmncelwurg ............. 0 VVoodwurd ................ 6 Lockland .................. 0 VVoodwalrd ................ 0 Hamilton Catholic ......... 9.0 V00dwarcl ................ 19 Hamilton Fairficlcl ......... 0 VVooclward ................ 19 VVuInut Hills ....... , . . . 6 VVoudwnrd .............. 19 Central Vocational ......... 7 VVuodwurd ................ 38 Oxford iVlcV-ufrey .......... 0 VVootlwm-cl ................ 54 Norwood ................. I -'l VVnmlward ................ '32 Plilinvfnc ................. 0 VV ooclward ................ 32 Hartwell .................. 0 l'ifh'l Iell Y: 12. IIHI'UIIH'I. l liHvIIJH. ls, IQUFIWK ..I 'I1'lill1 L t . I3Q1IIaI'Yl. 1 . iII'IIPrIHI . Svmnd Raw: P. Ovsln-iclmr, A, Crum. V. MHrIM-H. If. AHml. R. Cnndi . 5. Curr. .l. Hnmws. Third Raw: F1. Twymzm, A. Davis, 1': Harris, H. Chandler. A, Clmnuv . leaderue lof$aff Tho Rvscrvc FoollmH Tmm. coached by h'lr. Cinland. had a very successful season this yvm. Tho typo OI. Ibollmll played by llle BquupsH would IN' a credit to their big lirnlllt'l's. lJm Bulmogs. Thvir l-igllling spirit and comradoshfp wcrr aiways high Ellltl llH-ir sportsmanship was always the lmsL For llmsc follows who proved themselves this year, the training which they received will be invaluable when they play on next year's Varsity Tram. Pug . Ninl'fy l'iHl'! First Row: FA Rnsny, A. Crum, D. Suhnnlcy, .l, lrcfand. Second Row: H. Phillips. XV. Eqitclmn, C. Sultan. R. Cund'rff, IVIgr. Tllirci Rmv: E. lVIiHr-r. R. BOPIIHI. ,l. Rm'muml, EVIL Antlrrsnn. Q5QPUQ gadAefgaff The Reserve Bus :etlmll Team. coached by 311'. B. R. Anderson, started the season by winning four oly llw l'irsi six gamcx Blitlway in UN: season, however. their ranks wvrc greally weakened by the moving of sm'eral or their best players to the Varsity Team. The Bullpups continued to play with the same zest and spirit. hut wore Impe- Iessly oulclasserl by their oppnnonts. v. . 1,1190 Rmvh'rmuu . 31W 3 : 53 First Row; T. Bums. Sr. ngm P. Crum. P. Brown. J. Fritsch, J. Salter, R. Roberts, Jr. NIgr. Second Row: H. Mains, H. McHargue, R. Patterson, H. Bcllamah, H. thmvrlcl. gadleeMdff Although the score card for this ycarys basketball games does not indicate a Championship team's recor I, it does show the good brand of ball played by our boys on the hardwood oar. VVhether the team turned in a win or a loss, llle Fans did get plenty of thrills and lots of excitement out of every game, and tho BulHogs did play better In tlmn the number of wins would inclicate. Their good showing was due to the players. hard training and good coaching. plus naluml ability and the availability of a number of veteran Iettermen. 1W1 . Eshman was responsible For the good coaching job and did RH 110 could to improve his team. Page Our! Hrer-DJ 6- q; v, I A k: '2: R W; :10, 54 :3: E ththzw E 71 First Row: L. Fugvl. R. Buvlnn. HA Bcnamall. H. vaerls, S. Carr, .T. Ireland. T Heskcih, F. Ruscy. Sucund Ruw: E. lVIiHer. HA Phillips. R. iVImaIL H. Dlailllcws. R. Diecliman, C. B'chargue, JV Raymund, H. Adams, P. Brown, H. Schrodel. JEWAJK L. The baseball season lnas just started as the Annual goes to press, but we This year's l'onm is almost entirely composed of new boys without team experience. Our pitchers, C. lVchnrgue. H. lVlatthex-vs, and T4 Hesketlm. are new players. Among the regular players. only H. Bellamah, shortstop. and H. Schrodcl. Cenlerrivldd, uro seasoned players or last year's team. In view of this, we realize our leam will have a rough lime, but we are sure that with their pluck anti A fighting spirit, they will win at least a majority of their games, . I P098 0 ? Hundred Ell ! OI'IC 110138 for El SLICCESSHII 50118011 for our team. tMetL-w :' g : . r r 1' g Ftrsl Raw: D, ersun, .1. Cuifvy. J. Hunpvs, iii. i SCCUIHI 1 0 4'1 AI. ISIilllliS, lg. L:1llllli . Ix. l C'dlll. H! Third Row: E. Twymun. C. Luslur, E. X'ilkcrsun gm jjeam XNUULLVEINIS lXVU gym lcums ier under IIIC supervision or COElCl! 1;. R. Anderson. Tim Senior Gym Team is composed of boys Hum any grade and Inns SCVQH DIODIIHEFS. Tho JlllliOT Clym 1.061111 i5 COIHDOSCCI OI boys riflven years Of age I W or ynungor and has Huron members. :3 , . . Both tcums capably represented VVooclward in 1116, qur meals m whlcll they participated this year, Two boys merit special mention Tl'my am John Blanks. L who won first place in Elm final Snnior 3190.1, and I'lownrd Brech. who won lllirrl i place in UN final Junior NICKEL : q ' Pugv !18 IIIHHII'PL' 11nd Tun; val ln Right: D. Ruril. D. .lunu's, Ii. Miller. 3i. Camry. .l. Ruymnml. H. Brcch, C. Lcslu. B. J. Brum. .i, Kirk. J, Hurdle. jumAfing The Tumbling Club is composeci 01' a group or girls and boys interested in tumbling, and capable of doing certain stunts. They are under the very 8310 direction of lVlrs. Edna Rehkmmx who is also their iacuity adviser The group is taught simple stunts such as head Slnnds rand forward runs. graduany leaciing up to the more diFFiculli ones of hand springs am! chest rolls. The girls and boys would like to express their deep regard and appreciation to hirs. Rehkamp for helping them to obtain the poise. posture. and grace which tumbling enables them to have. Page Chm Humhwl and Turn: 5' First Rmv: D. Kuhn. B. Hi . N. Vain, F. Brummvil, J. Hum, P. Kans. l'. Sullw', H. Yx-lyy, D. Hill. C. Auslin, D. Mmoland. Second Raw: M. Cnrm . M. Cumfia. B. VViHiams. N. Knlhs. D. VVinburn. Ii. Juhnsnn. B. Rilvy'. H Beam. M. Sclicidt. R. Yen, G. Howl, N. Vmeilcy, Third Row: Miss Essel. B. Hurst, C. Lisln, J. Kirk. R. Johnson. C. Burgmann. J. Burgnmnn. l Fclder, M. VValts, L. Anderson. J. Harris. A. Kvnno. D. Combs, 3lr5. Rchkmnp. Fourth Raw: R Irvin. P. Kreislc, J. NlcCampIJcll, C. Snumlnrs, .L Stamper, J. McAlmn If, Fmsl; S. Peppers. D. Stimson. D. Oliver. L. Banks. QAA The GirlsI Athletic AssocialIon is: an organization open to a girls of VVomlwnrd High School. The club strives to develop leadership and clmrncl'cr and to foster goocI Fellowship and sportsmanship. Mrs. Edna Rehlmmp and Bliss Betty Essol are it's capable 11ml unliring IcacIers. They meet with the club every VVRWIHCStlay anti Thursday after school in the girls, gym. The activilies 0E Hm C. A IX include hockey. volleyball, basketball. softball, archery, tap dancing, tennis, swimming. rumbling, and hiking. For the past two years the major soda! event has Locu a party for the football team. The officers are: Nina Kalfas, President; Shirley Peppers. Vicc-Prcsidenl: Edna Frost. Recording Secretary; Jean Porter, Treasurer: Francis Brummoll, Correspontling Secretary, and Helen Beam. Historian, Page One Hundred and Four lmfl lu Right: Dnml'ly Iimull. GiHn-rla HnmL Illa Sinuluun, Rulll Shownmdlcr. Charmainc' NILCurllly, Clllnc Saunders. RIIHI Bmul. Pal Kroislv, Ilrggy Vurnnkr. Sliirlny Poppers, hlisx Iissnl. 012;; Saving Every Tuesday after school, girls who know the funclamentals 0F swimming are taught the ieclmiquc or saving lives. The girls read their textbooks 0n the course requirements and art- iesled in IJIP wuler am! on paper. When the pupils finish the course 0 insl'rucliun and lun'v passed line required tests. they receive a Red Cross Life Suvi l l :1 Cvrtificule. Page One Illllltlrvc' and 5.x Firsl Row: J. Salter. F. 3Ith'r, D. Schmvlc'y, :Viiss Levi. L. Harris, D. Stillrumlvl. P. Brmxn. Srcuml Row: P. ljrvcs, D Nelson, R. Dvlpll. I. DIinLy. C. Cialinn. H. Bvlimnnln Third Ruw: P, Crum, H. Sullm-, I. Islilill, R, Dvirlunun. D. XVvlls. W 6qu The VVH Club is made oi, those boys Who lnm'e cnmml illelr varsity Ietlvrs in a major sport such us lvootlmll. Jmskellmll. lmsoImIL or gym foam. The purpuso or the HXVD Club is to foster the athletic spirit here at WVoodwmdk Training, Sportsnmnship, aml fair play are tllC goal or the VV Club. The officers are: Howard Bpllamuh, Presidoni: Dvmus Salmoley, Treasurer. illld Herman SEIHOO. SUFI'UUII'X. Pugu 'Jllu HIHILIIPII um! SPI'PH game! The Woodward Band is ceichraling n hig eveni' this yoar-dlho purchnrm oi seventyii-ive new band uniforms and six majorettc uniforms. hVomin-Am-d has waited many years for this momentous occasion. The school ieeis very Qrateiui to the Woodward Board oi Truslvvs im- lho generous girl which manic possibio the purchase oi this equipment. The year l043-46 is aiso to he mm'ix'wi as lilo iirsl year lhv XVooLiwemi hand program has been operated on a iuii time basis. Over hx'n humirvci pupiis imvv received band instruction this ycar. Presvnt mcmiwrship in NW A hami is sixty- iive. This group piayeci at svvvmi ibotimii gamcs anri nssemhiies. in April, ihc hand, their, and give Clubs prescnlmi n ioini concert. On May 23, the imnci particii pai'eci in a Cily-wido Bnmi Fvslivni for Senior High Sci'looi Bands. and wiii wind up the year with its playing inr graduation. Next yvnr rhouid $00 the XVoodward High Band in much nriivily. RAND PERSONNEL FLUTES: R. iiinrosi, i VViiiimns, ii. Kniins. CLARiNiViS: F. Brunum'li. .i. Dm'iia iii Uurv. ii. hviisml. D. himiin. ii. iiiurllrr. A. N'Jsun. F. Story, R. Adams. in iinil-y. 11 Diihinsnn, if Knppui. B. Vn-mh, D. hiilr'hvii. R. iinhr-rlx'. D. hinrgnn, B. Craig. SAXOPi'iONHS: M4 Gusvy, R. Miller. C. Iiigivr. A. Bniwr. hV. 'i'urnm'. .l. M, H'i'iiimm. HORNE: R. Ben . E. Gumm, E. Hunter, R. Pailrrsnu, H. VVinitL-hrad. J. Hockstm. TRUNTPFiiS: D. H. Nelson. R. iViuran. W. Buini. i7. Gnmiyiv, .i, i'h'mivrsun. ii, iiiim, V. Fink. G. i'iuy. i. Diiiicr. T. Cvarit-y. C. hhil'iiS. ii. Smiih. BARITONES: J. Roihwcii. D. Johnson. C. Suckling. R. Vnmimrg. D. Young. VVA hViisnn. TRODIBONFS: K. Biiiings. VV Smilh. R. Juimsun. hi. Urig'sily. Ai. VV'Iiicins. H. Rniwrls. C Bdiiani, SA Eiiwarl 5, B. Gror'n, .i. Rnymumi. BASSES: JV Kviicy. .i, Maud. .i. Ni'ili, i7. hViiiiums, R, Nrwianti, C. Hirrx PERCUSSION: V. O'Dvii, B. Bruin. i'ii Niilchcii, E. Curr, C. Eimnru, .ii Vinvgnr. .i. Jnimson, Di. CnrhriL h'iAJORiW 1E5: B. Bruin, R. Rhinrhml. ii. Harp. 3i, Cimnriim', L. V. Kl'orgcr. N. iiianncr, Gilbert F. Curiis, Director Page OI : iiunlireti nuti Fil'l't'n .33 T1: n J4 Cappeffa CAoir The Woodward A Cappena Choir is a firmly established organization. In June it will complete the seventh year of its existence. In this time. the group has CIEVEIODBCI into a weH-trainect. robed, a cappella singing group which has won wide acclaim For its accomplishment. The members devote much time ancI ctfort to practice sessions largely ljecause or their thorough enjoyment of vocal music and their pride in their excellently trained singing group. The Choir appeared in Woodwardk annual Christmas Cantata. The group sang with other high school choirs of the city in the Cincinnati May Festival. and in various musical programs presented in schools and churches in and around Cincinnati. This year, for the first time since the Beginning of the war. the Choir presented a Spring Concert in the auditorium here at VVoorIward High Sclmot The Choir is under the Jirection 0t VViHiam Rimanoczy. Page One Hundred and TUJGIVG Ahsmlwrs: V'trruna Anon. .IPSSiO Andrews, Mnry Builvy. 31arirlln Ball. Alum Buunw. Hizulwlh Balllm Sara Bram. Hvlvn BL-aun. Churlnur Bonnvll. Paul 011an. .Inyrv Bony. Kvunvlh Billings. Earlnm' Bnlrs, 017le Bnnill. Jnlmniv Branlluy, .Iuanila Bllnlon. Cfu'slvr Brynnl, Blarsrarr'l Carr. Evelyn Clay. Slxirlvy Coulc. VVillic Curry. Gralnia Dixon, Hilda Fallings .Ivanc-ltn Flnuruy, James Gaines, Alicr Gnslnn. Dnnnlrl Gillsnn. linil Glr'mL Bi Grm-Il. Hmz'r Hvssvl. chrl Hutchinson, Pauline IIVill. JEIIHPS .iamisnn. Barbara JUIIIISHII. I IlI1Ell1l .IUIIHSUH, DOLITPS JUIIIJSHH, Gt'rald I il'lJ-X', 12013911 Kimmy. Sum Kimmy. Sullir- KirLluml. Ella Laslvy. Alfnnsn Lylrs, Blarilm NIcCaII, Frances xVIaCIc, Janet Blarrum. Violet iVIasirli. Isaac Mincr-y. Januw Nvil, DrHart Nelson. Jean Orr, Blary Parks. Shillny' Pvppcrs. Juanila Pmmll. Stvlla Ririr'm'r. Ray Rubvrls, F'Iatllm Scull. Ida Shadnan. Lucy Smiluy. VVilvy Smi1ll. Phil Starks, .Ir'mmv Thomas. James. 'I'mmmcl. Bclty Twilly. Ann Vinegar, Vivian VVanI. Norma VVImlIvy. Blarv Ella N'I1itv. Gcmgc VWHiams. Rosella VViHiams. Doris VVinlJum, Dornlln' Young, ' Page 3110 Humln-xl mul Thirluen L;,....A .4 . . E. A A A: II. III. IV. VI. VII. Sam??? Concert aim Entrance 0f the Majorettes ....................... Our Director, Bigelow Entrance or the BandHWashington Post Nlarch ................... Sousa National Anthemr-Bancl. Auclience, and Choir GO Gridiron March .......................................... Keller 03 Gypsy Festival Overture .................................. Hayes d Two Guitars ...................................... ArnHHerfurf'l 6:0 B'Ieadowlancls .................................. Knipper-Bennett The Band Rd With the Wind and the Rain in Your Hair ........... EdwardsWHne 03 One Alone Urom the Desert Sonw ....................... Romberg d T119 Riff Song Gram the- Desert Sonw ..................... Romberg The Choir L J Seventh Regiment lVIarch ................................ Brockton HQ Pilgrims Chorus .................................. Wagner-Hoimes 0 Straussiana ............................... ; .Arr.-vSeredy-Brockton The Band Trombone QuartettewTwo Pair of Slippers ..................... Pufnam Kenneth Billings, VViley Smith Marcella Grigsby, Raymond Johnson Page One Hundred and Fourteen VIII. IX. XI. XIL XIII. 3 The Creation ............................................ Richter G0 Emitte Spiritum Tuum ................................... Schuetky d Crusaders Hymn ............................... Silesian Folk Song The Choir UXssisted by the Bantu Soprano SOIo-Pale Moon ...................................... Logan Janet Marcum m The Bells of St. Mary's ............................. Adams.Yoder m Ne . the Farmer's Daughter. hr Jack Dalton Rides Agaim ...... Dorr A Musical meller-clrammerHNal-rator, William Parker m At the Gremlin Ball ......................................... Hill The Band Trumpet Trio-Three of a Kind ................................ Buchtel DeHart Nelson. Eugene Gamble, and Wendell Bairuj L30 Lost in the Night .................................... Christiansen 03 Gonna Ride Up in De Chariot ...................... SpirituaI Cain d Swing Low, Sweet Chariot ......................... SpirituaIw-v-Cain The Choir FinaleJ-n'le Challenge of Youth ................................. Gibb The Band and Choir Page One Hundred and Fifhwn .?peg+;Vw-.wzqm:.. gzze cm The Glee Club is open to any student in VVoodwnrd wim is interested in vocal music and Who is tiesirous 0F learning the fundamentals of part singing. The work is varied and interesting. While the members work very hard to master the intrica- cies of part singing. lhey find the. hours very enjoyable because 01C the interest they have in vocal music and the pleasant associations with their fellow members in the organization. The Glee Club is under the direction of NH. VViHiam Rimnnoczy. This year the Glee Club has extencled its scope of performance. Heretofore the Glee Club clid not appear publicly but served as a training grouncl for the Choir. This year, however. the Glee Club joined with the A Cappella Choir in the presentation of the Spring Concert. Page One Hundred and Sixteen gang! VVoodwarLl is proud to present its band in marching formation. Although the band was in attendance at an the football games during the past season ancl aclded much to the spirit of the game through its playing, the Pact that the members were not in uniform was atso a matter of regret to the student body. Now that has been taken care of. Everyone is looking forwarcl to next year's football season when the members of our band will be able to march up and down the football field, resplendent in their uniforms, playing the victory song, and spurring our team on to greater triumphs, Page One Hundred and Seventeen Editor .................................................... Janet Borgmunn Editorial Slurf ................... Barbara Clemons, Delores Cnrler. Edna Frost. Claire blnrguirv Howard Bcnumull and Dean XVarC Business .Vlunagcr .............................................. Inez Keillor Circululion . 1211121ng'5 .................. blnry Ann Thompson and Eugenv Dunn Faculty IMIvisor ..................................... Nliss Slvnn Tcnhundreid Tile Annual Slum wislws to express it: npprvcinlion for 11w splendid support the student body lms givcn its efforts in publishing lill'f xxioodwurd Annual 0 ninolccn hundred and Ihrlyagix. Page One Hundred and Twenty ARTISTS First Row: G. Young. 11. Punlan, 17.. Erlxardl. B. L. Holmes. Second Ruw: L. I7Iurris, J. Frilscll, E. DlllllL Third Ruw: Bliss Scllrnlll. 'lVliss Clark, Advisnrs. AD SOLICITORS Firsl Ruw: V. BidingjL-r, J. Bergman . N. Kanas, l. Slmduan. Second Row: N. Parker. D. Carlcr. J. Jamison. K3. AdkinsJ TY Pl STS First Row: E. DI. VVilliams, .I. Orr. B, Riluy. Second Raw: VV. 31 IV'ICGIICC, P. Irwin, Cv. lVluran. K3 Adkins, 'lVliss Callahan, Advisorj SEN IOR COLLECTORS First Row: H Mains. .l. Orr. l Rubens. B. Riley. B. L. Hulmcs. D. Marlin. Second Row: R. Adams. S. Poppers. T. Singleton. N. Parker. Third Row: E. VVilkins, H. Sauce. K Schnilkcr, C. Bryant. K3. Acuiins. Miss Kamm, AdvisorJ Page One Hundred um! Twenfyrone yirsl Row: B. 3InlviLaL H. Vrispiu. VV. Flzmm'l. l. Burliolnn, A. Lulunun. .1. Burglnilnn, N. Vain. T. Hursung', C. Sinclicr. P. Bcnnoll. Socnnd ROXY: S Allen, E.I1i . S. Pvppfri. B. Clvmons. N. KaHas. 1. SEILKIUEIIL D Klllllmunlx. 'HI'H'LI Rmv: P. I'lt'l 5, H, Muins.C. melvr, D. Hullis. R. Imitjll, IL Lullnaiu', l. lumimn. l. CIM-Mn-y, lhurlll Row: K. Ethnillwr, ff. Dunn, H Bnm'n, D. Milxzri, U. 1it'himx, D. Rnynnltls, l. Sallurz. V. Buslicli, .x4merican pro$lgmd Cfug The American Problems Club, under the capable Imulersllip 01' Bliss lsalmllv J. Levi, is In VVUodward wlmi HTown hlceting is to Amorich As ils name implies. it deals will: line pmlJImns 0f Anacricawsocial. religious, and vcunumiu 1n informal discussion, students express Freely their opinions, opinions based on fact. not prejudice. In the. line of formal debate, Hwy hold their own Junior Town Dlecling bianonthly. willl lhe chairman of the club ariinq us modcrulor. Dluny members 0f the club have rcprcsvnled VVooclwm'tl on various rmlio programs throughoui Illa. year, and Inn'o dour commendable piecos or work. Paul Hmmcll is clauirmun of 1.10 Club. Page hm Hundred CHILI Tu'vrllylwu Nlmnln'ra: 1 . NIKCHIH. :X PPIJlthJIUII. . .IIIIIIISUH, XI. Alan. 1n lh'llh'h. .XA Bruan, 11. 'il!lh 0 . E. Kilgore. A. Parker, B. Rousseau, J. Slnnings, J. :VIchar. NI. D'Ialnnc. C. Sanlum. D. iVIilun. 5. Vail. A. Hanlu-Il, P. Grecnwcll. If: Unmm. R. Ulinjlnl, C. VuXL'iIls b. CurlmL: C. Hinmh, S. Ram , A. 13nkvr, Ii. Villwrsuu, XV. Gaines. U, Hamillun. D. Blurgun. Cr. Rill-y. giOngy 651$ The Biology Club was Organized in nineteen hundred aml ll1irl'yininc by NIH, Nunlz. T119 club meets twice mommy to discuss IuigHigllts or modern science The onvicers or 1119. lwu groups of the Biology Club are: Ruth MCGUH uml .Icss VVaHer. Presidents; Raymond Grizzaid and Anna Parken VicewPresidents; Ruth Davis and LaVarno Kroeger. Secrvlnries: George Hamilton and Onari Johnson, Assistant Socrvlnrivs: Connie Snnloro 11nd Arllm Brooks. Tl'onsurcrs. Pug? hu' Huudrml uluI Tll't'vlly Hinze mbl.45.g A 1:-111I:mrs: .11 Ammc-nn. U, :Mnlin. .W. P. IErglry. Ii. Bulr-s, X L. Bnm'n, .l. Bryunl. R Cullmuu, 1,, Chumlxluy, U. Dixnn. 31. Ewing, I, l'IIim'luun, P. lrnle'r. I5, I'lzlmilluu, I Kuvslvr, D. Loving. I. LunIpLin, L, xldnuriI-Iul, V, Rilllxll'tlhhll. NI. Eillalmm, A U. vHmmiun. Ij. Vi ialms 0mm Cow! CM The purpose or llw Churn! Co-Ecl Club is to slrix'e lu impmvv tlm poise and personality 0f the members and lo Imlp lhc girls understand and solve the everyday problems which Ihre- lllCHl in srllool. nl 110nm, and in their social life. The officers or Um viuln uro: Anna Grace Tlmrnlon, ProsiJvnt; Pauline Foster, Vice-Presitlcnt; Anna Lee Brown, Secrclalry, Lind Luis Blanslvield, Treasurer. Page Our Humlrml amt Twentyriom gm First Raw: .1. Berry Jt Harp. C. You, N. Vain, K. Cmmh'u'. W. Bitlingvr, IJ. SHHPU. P Knuth. . Svrumt Rnw: V. Arhtisun. J31. Cumiin. .l. thltrrilh. V. Kvth-ri t'j. antvr. I. On. .I. Kirk. Ni Kallnm Third ROW: N. challry. C. hlnmn. G. Ailhins. A. Ahhh'lt. P. Brinly. J. Shmhmm B. tViIIhurll. Fmtrlh Raw: D. Custer, A. lunm, H ttlvnmns, F. l't-pln'rx, P. Krvish: R. Burnt. C. hlt-Carlhy. The Girl Rescrves. undor tho mpahlo guidance of Mrs. Juanita Pohl, meets every other XVetlncsctn-v evening at thv YA hV. C. A. The slogan unct purpnst- Qt this Organization are Why hum lire squarelyH untl Mlin hind and give the host. The code of the Girl Reserves summarizes the high ideals which the members strive to achieve in order In hornme we Lhwetopml mentally, physically. and spirituntty. The meetings are carefully plannott so as to be beneficial to the girls hoth now anct in the future. DiscuSsions are held on subjects in which the memhcrs are intcrosted and about which they want to know more. such as vacations, food. etiquette. dating. etc. Special speakers and demonstrations are often obtained. Along the social line there are parties. group singing picnics, and dances. The officers are: Nina Kattas. President: Ida Shmtoan, Viceipresident, and Joyce Kirk, Secretary-Trensurer. Page One Hunttn'rl anti Tumnlyvfive F M f .f -w w M .fM ,llql Firsl Rnw: V. Aikvns. I SpiHrr. A. Vinvgjur. Bl. MVInilr, J. ljlnurnuy. V. Dlunlgunwry. C. Slnrkcr. JM XXIILINHVS. IJV 1:03 . . IA. Byllllln. Second Raw: QM Pvrry, L. Rvynohls, XVI. Talv, H. Gmrv. G. Prnslou, F Cnvcntnn, P. Carmack. 1V1. Bcrlw, 3'. Sharpe. G. AiL't-n. Third ROW: 31. .lvnnimjs, l5. MViHimns. C. MViHiammn, M. Evans. .1, Bran'lloy. E Alillvr, D. Carton G. L'lmplx'iu, D. Alnnrmzm, L Blatllwu's, xl, Louis, Fuurlh Row: D. Trapp. A. Dm-isM A. HmuL H. St'nll, N. Lampkin, V. Slaughter. .L Fuwlrzr. E. Hamly. E. B0105. J. Burden. T119 Phi-Oser Girl Reserves is composed Cllfeny 0f cleventh and twelfth grade girls. The group was organized aboul seventeen years ago. The members of the club have carried on the good work your after yean Their supervisor is lxliss Hodges. The purpose of the Girl Reserves is HTO End and give the best The slogan is To face life squarely. Each member strives to live up to the Purpose and the Slogan. and consequently has profited from membership in the organization. The group hopes the PhirOser 0F nineteen hundred and forty-seven wil carry on in tho lraclEtions of the club. The officers are: Eiizalmlll Wloor, President; Ollie Beamon, ViceAPresiclent: Lillian Bynum, Secretary; Claudie Williamson. Treasuren Page One Hundred and TwenLy-six X L Indy Firs. Row: M. A. Hailey. K. Urunlis, 3F. Bragy. V. Allen, E1. lcnslcr. V. Riclmrdsun, '1'. Allisnn, S. Kinm'y Svmml Row: Haunt , A.-L. King, D. Brurk. Humplun. Thin! Rmv: B. .Inllnsnn. P. Brmxsnn, R. Ha , I. Fvllh'r, 1. Smith, .I. Bryunl, I l'hlrr'rs, i, Iruslvr. Al. W'am. E. Frl'uusun. I ::llrlll Ruu': BI Bil , .1 Ratttirrl. A Rallln. t, I:llx$vH'il.N K. Bass. 31.1.uylnr. B. Smilll. Ix. Brunks, M. E eruilv. The Senior Blue Triangle Girl Reserves, VVesl' End Branch of flu: Y. VV. C, A.. is composed of lvnlll. eleventh. nmi twelfth grade girls. To Finrl and give H'IF lwsi is I'll? aim or Hm Senior Bllm Triangle Girl Reserves. uT0 face life squarvly is llw slogan. Tin- Sonior Blur Triangle- Cirl Reserves strive for good sportsmaw ship and coopormion. Their symbol consisl's of a circle which represents the world and a triangle representing physical, mental, and spiritual development. ixliss Leslie is the adviser and her kind and gentle manner has won Hm respect and admiration of an the girls. Page One Humirml um! FIVllumlyrsmmn n Clay. R. Parker. S. Rubin J. Parlor. E. EViHinms. C. Barlwlur. G. Arman. A. P. .34- 313.5: M i 5;. $ 1, $ First Run : 1:. Gray. C. Slaclwr. '.. Clay, xliss Orr. SummI le': Q Perry. K. Clark. R. L. Vinson. .L Ramirx'z. Third Row: D. Carlvr. If, Bnlllv, K. Sullun. D. Trapp, P, Irvin. gsw The U. 5. VV. KVIOHI Slriving VVoodwurtlNo.0 under tht- loadvrship nf jxliss ; Hazel hr, is one of the most active clubs of XVoodwnrd. T110 purpose or lllc club is to promote leadership. scholarship. nml honor. The club has 50cher proivcls, some or which are making srmplmoks for 1110 II. S. O. and packing lmxvs For underprivileged Italians. The Executive Committee Consists of: Katie Sutton. President: Paulinv Irvin Vichresident; Collinda Stacker, Treasurer; Rosa 1-06 Vinson, Secretary. and Dorothy Trapp, Chaplain. Pug Unt- HumIrmI mi Tlm'nlyr'igrll 1-..m...-.u.. .,.. .....w. m, . . . .. ., , ; J ; . . ;! . AA 5 1M . ,w I l x l r f; . -, Ky rt:- : ! '. . 2w k ' -' i . ,2 k 3'1 . :. , .; 37:: . jg a j; ;:' m ' 'V ' Svallvd: A. Davis. L. Munmv. AA Nule-H, K. :Warslmll, IL Hallhvws, D. Harris. IL L'WcClcndun. ll. Cliirl'lCT, Qi. Salllhfrs, S. 5x110 . Standing: P. Starks, L. Hmmlun, R. Autumn, Fa VVilsnn. i- Alpha Hi-Y of the Ninth Sfrvol Branrh is unrler ll'w supervision of 311: LHIHIK'H Sloan. Alpha is u new senior club ul 1110 Y ibis ymu: The group has distinguished itself in basketball and other Hi-Y activities One of H10 1110:111mrs Robert 310mm lwld office in llw CountyiVVide HirYV Alpha has Iwen sucrrssful in sponsoring James. parties. and ollmr social activities. The on'irvrs are: Hanch' .Xlnttlwws. Prvsident: .lanms Farmer. VirvaH-s'idvnt: Damon IilillTiS. Svcrvlary EIIKI ROIK'FI ixIOTHII. TI'PHSLU'PF. Page OIIU Hnritln'J HHJ Tll'vlllynilw szllvrl: U HLV'iint. .L ilumisrul, P. I'iri'vs, H. Kinins. H. Llllmslcy. U. Dunn. Slumiimf: D, iVarv, Blr. Ruiwmiunsl, ii. Vivllmnpsml. K. Siimilkr-r. I. Ciu-snvy. U. Kiiiiy. Di :szru-i My The Central Alpha Hi-Y is composed of Senior lmys. As in line past. this Club commenced its activities in October of the current stimol year, with Nir. Alfred AVI. Rubendunst imving advisory control ovvr filo organization. Tim main purpose of llw club is to develop brotherhood. Citiznnship, scholarship. and character. Alpha has sponsored many eVira-curricuiar sciioni activities such as dances. hay rides, and weiner masts. One of the outstanding social events of its season is the Spring Prom which Alpha is proud to sponsor. The omcors are: Phillip Frees. President; Hamid slams. Vicovpresidenl: Harry Luiiosky. Secretary: James Jamison, Treasurer ami Business 3lanager. ami Chester Bryant. SergeanlialiArms. Page One Hundred unci Tilirly Svaliwl: .l. Puym; V. Gmrgc. ff. Smilh. R. Bnmn. V. I'jarlmrl, .l. 'l'rwart. H. Atlams. .1, Hm-kslru. 51A :1' '1 1 ', IQ, 1 ?11 !1. Shmdine': B. Rwlll, C. Blrliarguv, R. Knrom, V. Parkvr, II. Sauce, L. 1:05:91. C. Felrlmun. L. Gibson, TIN: Bola Hi-Y of the Central Y. 3'1. C. A. is C0n111086'd of eighteen eleventh grade boys of xVoodward High Scl1ooI The Beta Club has been more successful this year than in recent years. The reasons for lllis are the fine spirit and hard work of the members themselves and Hm valuable suggestions and help given to them by llwir adx'isorv BIL Scott Keyes. The basketball team camc- in second in the Hi-Y basketball league heH at the Central Parkway gym. The moonlight picnic was a social success and the ralmrramc was a financial success. At some of 1110 meetings guest speakers were presented am! the programs were wen received. At other meetings there were roundil'able discussions on various subjects. These were very interesting and evPryonC participated. The officers are: John Tewnrl, President; VVaHace Earhart. Vice-President: Lloyd Fogei, Secretary; VV'IHEam Parker, Treasurrr; Raymoncl Delph. Sergeant at-Arms: Herman Sanee, Chaplain anv One Hundrvd and Thirh'onr' i Sculud: M. Simallnn, ,I. 3lach , l. Minty, .1. Salters, C. Ncshiil, D Ru-yunldsx P. Cmm, L Hurrix', VV. Bowen, J, Black. VV. Fcndcrson. Slamiing: C. vV'Viniams. F. Grigsln'. J. Smith. C. Lcslrr. J. Bailr-y. D4 vl'uckr'n T110 Ninth Shoot Hi-Y Ciuh is going into its twontyrinh yveux lls mlvisor is ixIr. Smilh. Ninth Street is proud to have members in the school honor Clubs. the Choir. and the band. The group also takes pride in its athletic rocord. par; ticularly in the success of its basketball team Ninfh Street has participated in an HLY and Girl Reserve programs, including the HLY Congress nf Columlms. Ohio, sending Ledn Harris and Charles Nesbitl as delegates. The officers are: Paul Crum. President: Charles Nesbilt. Secretary. 21ml David Reynolds, 'I-TCEISUI'CI'. Page One Hunde am; Thirly-two 'IH-u m-r Smllml: B. Riluy, H. Slet-u-Nlnnaging Etlilnr, IJ. Bmwn-Iiditur. N, KillfiISh-J'xssm'ialv li:hlm'. .Vlri Valker. Sucnmcl Row: E. Smilll. H. LuhuskyF-Busincss Manager. P. I71'12e5-Spurts Editor. V. Addison, R. Bund-Aclvcrtising Manager. A. Abblett, H. Crispin, D. Kuhlmau. C. Unis. IX Juncs Fashion Edilur. Third Raw: E. Dunn. K. Scllniikr-r. R. Leigh, C Bryanl, P. Kreislc-Advextising Nlanagor. SA Peppers, E. Ballle, B. ix'lalcilmt. B. CIcmnns-Advertisiug Manager. ouma 55m The 1045th Class in Journalism began its career on September 4, 1045. with twcnty-four members. who carry on the school's journal, UThe Woodward Bullclogn. This production is under the guidance of Nlrs. Grace Schiele Walker. who origi- nulcd ille school's paper in Seplember, 194l. The class in journalism is open to Senior studenls superior in English work and to a few outstanding Juniors. A lcxtbooli 0n Journalism is studiM for the principles and practices DIV newswriting. which are then applied to producing the BulHog. issued twice a month to approximately one thousand readers, incluciing exchanges with a Cincinnati's Senior and Junior High Schools. Pugs One Hundred and T'Iirlyil'lree Flumlmrs: 31. chy. C. Cl H. Bram. L. Rrynan. 1:. Shm-y. T. Animn. R. Yew. H. Harris. H. Bt- umall, ll. lelzln. A. Huan A. Smilh. C Kusllcr. J51. Simallun. .IV Huvkslm, 1' . Cililluun. J. Bryant 31. Cullzzins, A. Hardy. 'cr. .1. Spillw-r, H. You A. Pvnninglon, I Brumnwll. K.Dnug512hx ofah'n CFLJ The Latin Club is an established organization a! VVoodward High School. It was begun in nineteen hundred and lhirty-lwo by the Lalin pupils and has been carried on successfully ever since The pupils who lmvc already finished one year of Latin and are going further into Hm subject make up llle membership. Tile purpose ol' the c1111; is to deepen lIlC inlt-msl oi, the members in Lulin. The Club is under the direction of Bliss lVlnry Anthony Page Unu Hundred and Thirlyfuur ymw I'lirn'l Row: H, IJIIIUsLy. H. RHM. l3. I'Vn-vzr. NI. Simnllun, C Hyulvn l. Idmisnn. Scrum! Raw: 5. Ilvplu-rs. ': Xlruilrlily. P. Krvislv. j. Bumly. R. BUIHi, U, Hunlih V. SIaIVLE-r, 3X Lulnnun. .N. .luzws. D Cllslvr. 1W. .chumplwlL Hlinl Ruu: D. Vl'H-n V. Brynnt. T, Ilmlu-llu, U. StIan-y. V. Earhurl, Ii Dunn. J. Pvppnrs, J. Tvu'art. JMVLCAPOOM 5657!?th The Lunrllruom Squad is composed of girls and boys who are carefully svlmd'ed Ely NIiSs I laud Orr uml Mr. H. '1 Fulks lo assist in keeping order in the lunchroom and Imus 0n the Iiiliih Hum- during tlu- lunch periods, The Squad's husk is a difficult unv and they lmw clone a sm'rvsghll iolj. Sump members assist in line halls. some at tile llnml vuuntcrs. while nllwrs are vuslliers. Pugs Unv Humln'al HflLl 'Hm'iyrfiua Om: Hlunlrvxd um! 113irly$ix Pugu SCUUH Page One Humbed and T'lirlyr COKJ WOOJLUCLPJ,, onor 65L; The now VVoodward Club. which was organized last year, has four sections. each or which is limited to twentyetive members chosen from the Junior and Senior Classes. The purpose of the club is to promote Scholarship. Leadership. Character. Citizenship. and Service. In order to he considered for membership a stuctent must have an average of 80. must rate well with the faculty, must perform some service to the school and show evidence of leadership. It is a privilege and an honor to be selected as a member of the tiOld Wooctward Clth-a privilege to be given the opportunity to help toward the betterment of Woodward anct an honor to be chosen for member- ship. Each member is a sponsor or advisor to a small number of pupils in the ninth and tenth gractes. These younger pupils are encouragect to be good citizens, maintain good graJes. and take part in sehool activities. The Faculty sponsors for the Club are Miss Schwartz and Mr. Funcs. The members of the Old VVoodward Club are proudly wearing new pins adopted this year as the club insignia, The letters SSLCC on the pin represent the five qualifications for which membership in the club stancts. tPictures on pages 136 amt 137t KAPPA First Rnw: D. Kuhn, N. Vain, Bt Riley. F. Brummctt. N. Kattas. Miss Schwartz, Second Row: R. Bond. E. Frost, J. Orr, Et Biltner. G. Adkins. C. Sherrillt Third Row: C. Maguire, EA Kuester, J. Burgmann. H. Beam. G. Moran. Fourth Row: Jt Harmon, P. Kreisle, M. A. Thompson, S. Peppers. I. Kettler, SIGMA First Row: B. Redd. W. Parker, H. Bctlamah. R. Roberts. D. Ware. Secnmi Row: G. Kirby, D. Wells. Pt Frees. D. Schoutey. E. Hi . Third Row: B Dunn, C. McHargue. C. Biddle, Pe Bennett. Mr. Fulks. Fourth Row: H. Pennington. P. Brawn, E. Fritsch. J. Tcwart, C. George; IOTA First Row: D. Hazzard. M. Miles. B Gray. M. Jennings. C. Stacker. Miss Schwartz. Second Row: D, Stimson. P. Irvin. D. Carter, V. Richardson. 1 Smith, S. Nlathis. Third Row: D, Oliver, F. Calhoun, E. Baltlc. Tt Allison, K. L Sutton. THETA First Row: R. Nioran, 1. Niincy. NI. Simaltun. H. Harris. 1 r. Fulhs. Second Row: R. Bums. H. Fowler. D. Harris, D. Nelson. Page -0ne Hundred and Thirlyieighl Mvmin-n: H. .UM-rnuihy. A. Amln-mm, If. L. Hvrm-ll. l. Brooks, B. .J. Bruin, ll, Bronson, R, Crat'uli. C. Crmnlyiv. V. Crntlu'll. U. Dinvnpurl, 1W. Grigsby, BI, ,Immingjs. .l. ans. D. Kr'llum, B. Kinvlnuw. .I, Lancl. EH. Louis. D. Lmlfnnl. S. Lourry, B. Nal'htmun, A. Rahlj. B. Taylor, V. Vuul. I3. ViHiums. pAydiogogy CVJ The XVoodwurd Physiology Club mvvls biwveekly. The purpose or the club is lwuilhixl: lo lnvlp solve tlw personal problems of the girls by discussions of pllysiulngy 11nd lnygicnc. imd l0 lmiltl for u Iwnllhier and better future ,r.,1'mlerutiun Tim officers. um: Unite Davvnpurl, President: hlarcella Urigslw, Vice-President; Belly Bruin. Swrvlury: Vivian XVurtE. Assaslunt Secretary; Pearl Bronson, Treas- urvr: Blublv Jennings. Assislunl Treasun-r. Page 01w Humln'd and Thirtynine- fuLjhgffsE .35-- . ..:.- lt'irsl Ruw: 1x1, A. Built'y. J. Anmrvnn. P. Sulh'v. J, Kirk, C, Hurtinlimll. 3'. Claudia, 13. Rih'y, J, Bnrgmann, J. On, B, Xvillinms, R. thurr. L. Clinv. .I. Smith. Aliss Curry. Second Ruw: Nt Kaltas. P, Ruhcrts, R, Jnhnsnu. l5. lituslings. B. Kirhy, R. Juhnsnn. 0. trrvvs. ti. xtirm-tr. I. Ki'tllvr. Rt Bond. C. L. Brmxn. T. ulismh I'.H;1rris, A, Huu'vtl. Third Raw: VV. Parlu'r. hN. Baird. P. hrcvs. ti. Dunn. D. DuviLL J. Pvppcn. H. Suncc. D. Srhuulry. H. Chanm-H. A. Johnson Absent whun pitlun' was taken: 3L A, Illhumpsun. 3L Tate. D. KLIIIIITIEIII. gaelenf Counci The Student Council of XVuodwartl High School is composed 0t, turly students, ten representing each grade. The members are nominated and vtcctenl hy the grade which they represent. qualifying for the position by being satisfactory students, good school citizens, and showing a willingness to serve, The willingness and uhilily to serve is a must nvcessury qualification 0 a Council member. for the Council is husy in serving X-Vuodwnrd in many wuvs. ll conducts such civic protects us flnlhing driWS. hook collections and similar undertakings; it sends erJ'PSt'lltutivf's to meetings which VVoodwnrd has heen Envitml to attend: and it makes. Colluctions such as that for the. lntuntile Paralysis Foundation. VVEthin tht- school. the Council i5 husy ulsot It readily undertakes any task assigned it and lends a hand to the promotion 0t projects orginated hy other groups that will hencht the school. Page 0112 Hundred amt Forty l..le l0 RiIJJIl: 11:. Dunn. I1. Frc-os. V. Baird. D. Sx'lmnlvy H. Sallcv, J. Orr. .I. Bnrgnmnn, 15. Riley, N. Kauai, Ahscnl: 31. A. Tlunnpsun. Executive Committee ofgualenll Councif Tho Executive Committee is composed of fen mvmlwrs nIPch-d 11y 11m Council from their own number. The purpose of this commill'ee is to conduct such buxiness us nvmls immotliuto ullvnliun lmlwvon regular monthly meetings of Hip Council. le lixvrulin- Commillvv UHiL'Pl'S serve as officers of the entire Council when it is 'm svssinn. le Omcers for I'm school year 1043-46 are Herman Snllee. President: Domus Srlmoley, Vicvarosidenl. ancl Jeanne Orr. Secretary. The Council hm rccvivctl valuable Msistanro from their adviser, Nliss Curry Page One Hundred and Farly-One R I'Virsi Row: D. Klllm. P. Kullnm V. Rm-lwr, F, Hialllmult-I. B. C. blnrlin. NI, Ruln-rls. 3L Slmrpl'. V. Aikv'na. Sucuml Run: N. Kans. C. Cmmlaiv, B. Auuvnvr, If. R. Cvribi, D. xiilrlm , A. AHvH. I Glmm, Third Rmv: U, Muran. A. Ruohusrh. J. Rnln-rls. D. Cumhs. 5 WI. Long, U. Adkins. NI. NIatherIy, R. Johnson. Rilx'y, B. DvBrulvr. I firlmull, V, Kvnt'r. .xll'llk'lrl'l'u IJ. Suzum, M. Grub, Iln'plurrs, .l. Bunion, .l. Brnnilvy, 361,0 Earning ChrIS from an QFEKIFE HIFIL'C Up XAJOOCIH'FH'CI'S IIH'PC tap dancing: c-Iassox They lmnw ilml dancing: is not only a means of entertainment, lml it improves poisp, posture. and SPH-COIIfijIICP. T119 resull of this year's practicing was a porrornr emce staged by this group for the entire school. It proved to ho a lrvmc-nCIous success. thoroughly cnioyerl by all who saw it. It was well worth llw limo spent on it by the giris and HIP paiienl, tireless Pfforls 0f :NIFS, Edna Rcl'llmmp. who directed it. Credit 2065 also to Dorothy Young for Iwr ments. Page One Humirvrl umi Forh' hl'n splcnclid piano accompanii 1 3w xh'm'wrs: lillg'vnt' X-Vilkvns, Slum' 5Innngrr: Howard BvrlmuulL ASsislurIl Shllv xlnlmu'vr: lJl'nIlls Stkunlvy, l'jle-lririun: llrnnun 531mm, .'Xssislmll Hvr'lririnn: Kmnrlh Srlmilkcr. Pmpt-Hy Man; Ri'vlmnI Dvirkmun, Ahixlanl Prupvrty 31d : Phillip Frcvn, Cnrpvnh'r. ZcAniciand -Sllagellanold le slagvlmnds are flue dynamo lwllind 11m auditorium sessions al V0ntlward. Yifl10lll them many of llw inlnrvslinp: programs could not b? presentotI They lake rare or 1'10 cleaning, setting. and lighting of the stage. Th? imys work under Hw supervision of . liss 1Blary Higgins. who is in Charge M auditorium programs at XVooclwarrl High School. Pug? Om! Humhvcl umi Fnrlyl'new Irirsl Rmx': A. Bmwn. B. Pringlv. U. lesnn. .1. medm, I Jnlmsnn. R Grovnwoll, 31. Chandler. R. Finrvsi, G.Ri1vy, R. ch. Second Rmv: R. Dclph. R. lilalcumb, R. Jnlmsnn, S. Guignzml, V. Fcnlmff, D. Combs, W. Parker, C. VVuils, E. Busch, H. Privcll. Third Row: D. Ynlmsz. ll, Auslin, L. Frugal, LV Vl1ilclwzuI. C. Ealuu, L, Sluan, J. Mazzoi, R, Roberts. Ii Lulmsky. H. Cannuck FDurtll Row: 11. Uimlolv. .I. Kelley, U. Kcslfcr, R, Hchrnan. B. Green. C. VVilliams. C. Clay. D. NcFinIvy. F, W'Iailc. Nut in Piclurn: D. blazzx-i, N. Pan'ur, V, Gvssnor. .L chundusky. O, Frees, J. Swan, 31. VViEsnn. J. Trammcl, .l. Raymuml. .I. Peppers. iduaijiald The purpose of the Visual Aicls Corps is to assist teachers in the use 0F lllC visual aids material and equipment which Ims heon made available lo them as the result of an increased realization of the valuv of such teaching: aids. Mr. Alfred Ruben- dunst has been very accommodating in tho training or Hm members or Hm corps. These trained operators are available every period of the day. Room Il2, which can accommociate two average sized classe$ has lieen set aside as a projection room. It has been proven that ninety percent or whal a person sees, he remembers; there- rore, file use of visual aids slmuid be continued and expanded in tlw schools. Page One Hundred and Forlyjour First Row: 1. Slmmiim. D. Kuhn. D, Dir'lcinwn. D. Slzlninu's. I . Brlnnmcll. B. Rtlry. N. Kauas. N. Vain 1. Kirk, Xliw; -I x-I1l1l1ntHi-IIl. Su'mad Run: U. Alllx'ins. R. Brmly. V. Bitlinu'm'. C. Crumlaiv, A. Danicls. H. Boaln, E. Kncslt'r. AI. Keller. H. Millvr. Third Row: J4 Burumaum. D. Dulivll, V. Axhlisuu, D. Cuslcr. J. On. P. Amarmm. A. Alablctt. L. Muyrivlll. CL Blnrnn. Fourllx Raw: MK Mallwrly. P. Kn-isfc, 51. Camplw , R. 150ml, S. Pnppvrs: B. Clcmnns. T. Stnglolnn. .l. Rnlu-rls. Woolwarc! good fem le Boosters Club is composed olv senior and junior girls eIected each year by tlw mvmhel's 0i, Elm dub. 310mbcrsllip is limited by the constitution to fifty girls, Tho outstanding qualificalion for membership is school spirit, which demonstrates itself lln'ougll km uclh'e dvsire In support all school activities. The Boosters have vnnwd :1 ropulniinn For dependability and cooperation. VVhenever the group has IiO9H Called upon In aid in any school undertaking. they have responded enthus- iastically. Tlu' rluh is sponsored by Miss Stena Tenllundreld. le officers are: Anna Jones. President LVIary Ann Thompson. Vfce-Presidont; Caryl Ollis. Svcrelnry: Pat Kreisle, Treasurer. Page Om: Humlnnl and Forly-five m-Zi I. e :M'OIIOIIOIOIL01IOIW101'OH0E01HDIW1WWW'L01HL0HOwLQiOIWtO'AWWIkQ'IoIWWWWtOIWthm Compfimen id of J4 grieno! 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Wundward Students say: CINCINNATI ATHLETE EU'IJDS Nu! just ice cream . . . WIM ICE CREAM ...we 211ij the difference! th An Independent Since 1842 IIO W. FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI. 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We in the telephone industry are Constantly striving to provide a high quality system to serve the needs of our community, but the degree of satisfaction the service affords depends much on how it is used. THE CINCINNATI AND SUBURBAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY PETER'S WEATHERBIRD Complimenfs of SHOES Dams Furmture En. Panugf .51 Hampe THE FRIENDLY STORE 1m;- CASH OR CREDIT Eer. '902 MAin I862 II23 Main Sheet Cincinnah, Ohio Pea ri a nd Broadway Cincinnah, Ohio LOILOWOVWaW:WHO .WAKXIWJOILO.64DQWOIW1HOH-OI z WHASEMANN Ii BAHPKNE EHT, INE. FUNERAL HOMES .hAlOIWAhOrWWEWIh'hWWWHOdLO- MUHHAYS Prescriptinn Pharmacy AUBURN AND DORCHESTER EXTENDS BEST WISHES +0 THE CLASS OF '46 2625 GILBERT AVENUE l42l-23 MAIN STREET CIncinnaJri, Ohio LoahaLOilOWLOWL01LOwL0$01101L01L01L03W1L0$01L01101L0HOI101101K01t01L0L01tOWLOvO'aLOWQvalOwLOWOI'OVOIWILOwLOiLOIhwiGiatOWQWwLOWOiW S5 h h 83 $ 9 h 9 h h 9 9 hOJfrWLOLKI h h h 9 i5 h h $3 $3 h S? 33 35 $3 h h 33 :3 i5 3S $$ s3 38 s$ h s3 38 53 $3 3$ $8 33 s3 h h $8 $ gs 35 h as :3 h :8 s5 h SS s5 as $8 h s$ :8 ? g-zuoxratOan'Q-w'Ova'OIhO-toILO-hO9valata'0ahWthQWww-vwwxnaalaww-wwWLawta: 4 Page Ono Humlrwl umf Foriy right monouovovo $0;ka LOIL01L01 LOV-OILO'I kC ' -9Il01'-01 MLOHOI L01LOIIOVO'II0WOILQkQ t01t0nw-al0'xl w01 LOWQQ: Visi'r Our New HEEUHD DEPARTMENT EIGHT VENTILATED BOOTHS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Complete Sfock of Columbia. Decca. Hif. Majech and Vicfor a 4 633 WALNUT ST. WHERE RADIO IS'A EUSINESS-NOT A SIDELINE LO'HO'ILOIC-O'AROv-O'HO'! EOwKOWtOWO'U-O$O$Ow lOvOILO'VO': Complimenfs of WDUDW'ABD BUILDING AND LEAN Ell. I029 MAIN STREET Cincinnafi. Ohio L01WL0-L0'IWILOWLO$01WW01W1LO1L01LO1QVO1LO1L01 Complimen+s 01c THE EENTHAI. ALPHA HI -Y Sponsors of Complimen+s of KUHZ PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY N. E. Cor. Sycamore and Milfon Sfreefs CHerry 9606-7872 THE SPRING PROM IO'JLO'IKOFO'ALOKOILOIWGIOWQIW1hQ1KO$OILOILOYO1W1kOIWILO$6$QLOWLOw - O:L01L01k01L91L0voquqL0.l0$o1eo.novoqLo1Lo1k9wL0-x tOIIOwOnlOatOnka'ataWLO-lOIIOvO-xLO-IIOvO-Howo- MAIN-LIHEHTY CHILI PAHLUB CHIL! AND SOFT DRINKS DELICIOUS DOUBLE DECKERS I447 Main Shed PArkway 9636 Complimen+s of VESTEH DRUG Ell. N. W. Cor. Fiffh and Broadway CincinnaH. Ohio VO'IWLOILO'IMOI L01 O1 LQBOILOA OLOILOILOiLOIL01IOMOIWWWLOILO$O$6$OIWWO1L $0W01W 001L01'01H91L03W1W1L01WL0WL0nLOWOm01L01'0$01 h01903'0WL03L01l-01101L02LOILO1L01t01t0H65101'O1L03'63 The 1946 Wnudward Annual THE I946 WOODWARD ANNUAL :Q'OHLQLOw'OI'dhLO-WlhoatQL0nt0$01L01IO':thowOILOIMOwLOILOILQLQLQlakQL01tO1WWv0I 0WW1L0H0$Ol:' 1 tOW'OILOvOVMOWOHIONOFOILQtOILOILOItOI$1L01tOIL0ILOH9LO1LOWOILQILOa'Owk01t01L01t03L01WVWWWWLQv5W1WWWWWW1W1W1W1W1WD$WW ? 3 E a B MALT SHIJP gs HENSLEH'S gs . . . . . gs FINE PHOTOGRAPHS 8'9 V'ne 5mm C'nc' na+ Oh'o 925 Vine s+ree+ 514 Vine s+ree+ gmmmgigziwmwjgmmzzn::::mmm JUHN SCHWAHZ JUE BECKER CU. FINE FOOTWEAR $3 FINE MEATS g 754 and 756 E. McMillan St. Walnm Hills g I3OI Main Sfreef Phone WOodburn 9728 PArkway l246 MAin I4I4 t03l0v01 03k0w01 0161l0191'01LO1i01L0'lL0V01L0'va 05990$oqkoqLo1L01L0qLaLoqqu0wa lo1Lowa g THE MHDEBN g THE KUENIB 89 ENERAVINE CID. PRINTING EUMPANY g Engravers uf... Prin+ers of . . . i3 S$ Page One Hundred and Forly-nine 240:0-Io-tawwu-alow9uou-ou-ov0nonont0nouo: 9I'6L0I'0IloW0ILOH0IW1tOIL0IW$OItOF0F0$0I'0$0Foga Phone PArkway 486l M. MAYER a BBB. JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS I2I4 Main Sfreef Cincinnati. Ohio taLOI Compliments of A Bnuster fur Clean 5mm mwmeuO1'6wow0nozuomoH-Onow01toah0voa L01h0ah0-101L0nt9xW1101L0w090w01L0w0n01b0w0w01 KEYEH'S UMBRELLA STORE I225-27 Main Sfreef RECOVERING AND REPAIRING Complimenfs of THE AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY 2I36 Reading Road CHerry I923 W1LOI'O$0ILQiL0W'Oih0HO1WM-0HLGW0NO1LOWL0$OJLOI LOIKOMOItOI'OKLOILOvOd'OWLOILOIKOWLOHGHW1!OILO1L01 USEAH WALTHEH Dealer in FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS AND POULTRY Liberfy and Hughes Siree+ Cincinna+i, Ohio Compliments of The Victory Ice Cream Shup FINE QUALITY OF CANDIES AND ICE CREAM I605 Main Sheet near Liberty CHerry 8620 Cincinnati. Ohio wwhcvs0$01t01h0110u101l0nl01101k0$010v0m016na YIJUHS TRULY SHIJP 6:on WALNUT STREET LQHOILQRLOWLQ7LOIW1LOTLOAO1LOVLQT'OVL01'0IWHQW HELLEH'S HOME-MADE CANDIES Findlay and Race Sfreefs PArkway 8952 CINCINNATI, OHIO WLOILQMOIW'I'O'I'01k0IWH0nOHLOr'0I'OI WiLO'D'OILOWOD towawtO-IQLOILQLOwLOwwwLOwLOILO$0$Ov-0IL01'0- w-oanon-Onon-ouo-uoa-ox-oiorouowonanovovo: WALT'S LUNCH BEEK'S GOOD FOOD ALWAYS BETTER DRUGS FRESCRIPTIONS I3+h and Main Sfrzefs PArkway B750 I3+h and Main Stree'rs PArlzway 9043 610 0- 0-61 0 0102'0- 0 01'01 0-'01 0 0 'a'owthv-ouovoanonovouaxkOwwveuonov-Onto-wn S. a B. Complimen'rs of DELICATESEEN CRYSTAL WHITE MARKET THE RIGHT PLACE TO PATRONIZE 820 Main Sfreef Zlb E. I3+h Sireef CHerry 9384 Chas. Spaefh, Owner L0161L01 0: OwlOrlOQLO1WLO1 O1W1L01L0 ih0Ll0-w10 BAY LAMMEHS MUSIC HDUSE Wholesale and Retail 534 Walnuf Sfreef Cincinnafi 2. Ohio Headquarfers for School Bands Compleie Line of BAND AND ORCHESTRA MUSIC wwanv-uaw awwwwowovoawnou0nou L01WOILO1L01LO1LOvO'1LOIhO'HOALOw01LOItOTOILOIL01 HEATH'S Fllllll MARKET WHITE VILLA GROCERIES CHOICE MEATS POULTRY I344 Main Sfreei wwonana-omowolca-alo-novowoncmnowovono: l2l6 Main Shea? Cincinnati, Ohio LADIES' AND MEN'S CLOTHING NEW YHHK HAT AND AND SPORTSWEAR DRY CLEANING EU. Corner 7th and Cenfral MAin 0932 WE MAKE THEM LOOK LIKE NEW Complimenfs of I $5 $8 SS $3 SS S3 83 $$ $3 SS S$ s3 SS $5 3$ S5 g X5 $$ kat01H9H-O'IkOWQWOH-0V-OH-O'IkO1'0IW'H-OIWIOF-OHO'IIO'MOWOuW-IWWIOIW Page One Hundred and Fifty - a lOvLOwlOVCOvL01Wv-0W-01L0wwwh0w10116wLO'ALOWLO1L0110-h'0w'0wl01901wv01161wv0$0n'0u'0-I0v0l0vov0n05$ SAFE AT HOME WITH WILLSON'S MILK WILLSUN DAIRY PHIJDUETS 2l25 Reading Road Cincinnaii, Ohio PArkway 6550 o v 0 BUY YOUR FURNITURE AT THE DEPENDABLE WARD FURNITURE Ell. 2I7 Wesf FiHh Shed Cincinnafi. 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