Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1948 volume:

J: 1.; .,w.. ht, rm. W :1 .1. a- WUDDWARD ESSEQUAM Z V u . . ,x 'f ' g i: F i 5 . lfyarniy. 77: 9'97 , 0 f MN W??? , WAm 1 5' Egg? 11 ' 1 , W $ x m A a? .. 9 l. E mu ww- . 0'0 m .K awn an... Id .111 I m . :1 .6. ,. - JAIKR , ,1 a a. a- h 1' .- 4t -h'9yy ' 4 Each year as June approaches and graduation tiays hecome a fact rather than a dream. Seniors begin to have nostalgic thoughts about the school that has grown so dear to them, Up to now their thoughts were always on the day when they would graduate. This seemed the glad day. always considereci in the light of heing the hcginning of something rather than the ending. iViany times the members of the Class of '48 were told that the days spent in high school were the most joyous and carefree days or their iives. They scoffed at the generation which proclaimed this idea. hut deep within their hearts they realized the truth containett in these worrtsi and came to appreciate the. fact that although graduation marked the beginning of a new life. it also marked the sac! ending of a happy period in their iives. And so as representatives oi, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and forty-eight. we have given some thought in the nhovermentiuned ideas ind have decided to do something to perpetuate the faces. places. and events associated with our high school c'areer. How better to do this than to make a Memory Book, Herein can he brought together pictures of our administrators and our teachers, our classmates and our school friends, pictures or our organizations, journalistic, musical. and social. These can he accompanied by hits of informa- tion, serious and otherwise. which will hecome priceless in future clays when we have neetl or calling to mind the time when we were young and gay. This will help to t'arry us over the rough spots in our journey through lite, into this Niemory Book let us lvurther incorporate the school diary of one or our classmates. She has agreed to our using it but with no names mentioned. This will give us a word picture of our senior year. Then let us wander through VVoodwnrd's hails, from hmchroom to shops. pictorially recording classrooms and shops. Iihrary and lunchro'om, study ha and gymnasium, office and hookmom, fountains, lockers. and favorite meet ing places. Faces, places. and events-tthe panorama of our Senior year. VVe, in the name or the Class of '48, present this Wiemnry Book. a hook which will serve in years to come as a magic carpet to carry us back to our school days and to help us relive all those memories which we Cherish now and wiji cherish even more in later years. I! A 15 . :3 u 5' ??slguiizgaa Woodward High Schoolw-llur Alma Mater Every year on CIass Day, I. the Woodward BeII.' announce to the worId that another group or Wooct- ward Students is going out to Iace, t0 hattIe, and to conquer the prohIems which it will meet in its contacts with the worIcI. At this time I can out joyoust. IiIIecI t0 the bursting point with pricIe. And why shouldn't I he proud? Look at the memories I have. One hundred and seventeen years at wonderIuI memories. WIy memories OI Woodward begin in 1831 when I was pIacecI above the Iirst school huiIding and given the privilege or caIIing Cincinnatis young men in to ImowIedge. For each OI my pIeasant years since that time I have silently thanked the man who ma e such a IiIegiossthe for me. The man who entrusted to me this honorable responsibility was William Woodward, the founder 01: Woodward High School. It was VViIIiam VVoodward who liberated the youth or Cincinnati from the bonds OI ignorance and opened to them the doors to Iearning and culture. He showed his great Ioresight in providing, tor the youth he loved, not merer a place oI sports. and pleasure. hut an institution which would serve as a hothouse in whirh the youth IquIII mature, IIeveIop. and prepare for the responsihiIities or life and titizenship ,-. a school. The Iirst Woodward schooI was a pIain two-slory brick huitding. much like an ordinary house. hut hav- ing a smaII heIIry in which I was encasecI. For ten years I remained in this position: then. in 1841, I was titted from the roof temporarily while a third Hoor was added. With this new structural addition there aIso came the addition of girls to the student body. Knowing how happy the extension of education to young ladies through his schoot wouId have made WiIIiam Woodward. I welcomed the girl students gladly and thought that: now Woodward and I had progressed as far as possihte. I remember how surprised I was when t was again re- moved from my station in 1855. This time I saw Woodward completely torn down and repIaced by a stater ,Iouristory Gothic structure. The designers had made no provision Ior me on the exterior of the new building. so I was placed inside. nearer to the youth of whom I had hecome so Iond. The last great change came in 1010 when a modern Ivive-story Woodward .-v the Woodward 0r todaywwas constructed. Yes. the Woodward ImiItIing has been ever- Changing hut tho WoochartI ideals and standartts have rcmained unchanged I-he Woodward spirit stiII prevails, that spirit OI study and work. of service and song. of unselh'shness and sacriIice. of cIevotion and cIuty, of appreciation and gratitude OI sympathy and kindhearted- ness of acquaintance ancI IriencIship. of IJrotherIy Iove and equality among men, of high ideaIs and lofty amhi- tions, of onaIty to home and to nation, of ultimate faith and caIm repose. That is why I can he so confident in announcing the entrance. at more Woodward graduates into the world. i Imow that the lame and accom- plishments of this years graduates will return to live on with me in VVoothartI s sncled halls anng with the fame aIIII arcmnplishmenls or a former VVoochaI-d graduatrs. It is an honor to present the color guard of the class of nineteen hundred and lorty-eiyht The Stur-Spunyled Banner say. can you 509. by flue tlnwn's vnrly light. VVllaf so proudly wr' hailed al the lwiligllt's lust gioaming.d VVIIose broad stripes and bright stars, through H10 perilmm i'fglll. Over the rnmpnrls we watched were so gnnnntly slrvnmingl Am! I119 roclwis' rod glarvttlw Immljs bursting in air. Crave proof lllrougll lhc- niqlll llml our nag was still ervz 0 any tloos tlmi sl'nr-spnnglod banner yet wave O'vr 11w. lnml or I'm l'rvv, nmf Hm homo 01' thr- brave? On that show dimly 50011 Ihrougll thc mists of llu' clm'n VX'Imrn llm roo's haughty Imsi in drvml SiIPanP ropnsvs VVIml is ll'lal whirl: 1'19 breeze, U'Pr III? lnwrrfnLr sl'rwp, As if rilfully Hows. now conceals. now tliscloscs? me i1 culrlu's the gleam 0f the mornian rirsl Imam. Tn fun anry renoctcd now shines on Hm stream: Tis I'm Siar-spnnqletl banner: 0 long may it' wave Oyvr 11:0 Inml 01' 1119 free. and 1110 home 0 Ike hrnvr-! 01. llms lw il OVPT. wlwn Irt'cmcn slann stand Rniween HIPEF IOVTKI IIUIUPS HHKI HIP wnr's APSUIEIHOHI most Willi victory and ponrc. may lho lwnv'wrosruml land Praise llm pnwvr ilml lmlh mndv nncl prcsvrvwl us: a nation Thvn ronqllm' we must. when our cnusv il is iusl, And this lw our mollnm uIn Gmi is our irusl : Aml Illa slnr-spnnglod lmnnvr in lriumph shall wavv 01 er lantl 0r flm I'TPI'. and flip lmmv of tho bravo. M 1k ,1; orean r Tn Hm Seniors 0? 10-48: Four ymrs GEO. IJOIIIHI Ilnr u now vxpvrionrr' in vduvuliun. ynu vntvrt-d 11w Imus or high srlmol. Fur ahead in the hazy future lay the goai that seemed almost beyond your qulost lmpvs: and now. before you Imvo rvul- ized il. graduation is upon you To lw surv, Hm mud Ims '30le lung and Urlml Klinicuh: yol HIP, pioasunt oxpc-n rienres you lmvo hari. lho friends you have made, and the valuable lossnns you haw- artquirml will go I'm Inward enabling! you in Info llu- next 01 lifts. groal siomJian slmws. VVlle-tlker you conlinuo your mlucalion. 0r wlmlhor you slop u! nm'v inlu IIH- busy rush 0r vvoryday life, Hm greatest Cllnllvngr that has over hornllvn any generation rests squarely upon your shoulders This earth of ours. turn as it is 10-day by Ivvnrs. Imlreds. and wars. is doponding upon you and ollwr grmlualns. both at home and abroad, to wap effect a worltl-widv. IaSIian peace. II is my ardenl wish that you of many rnvvs, colors. nucl t'HH-WIS. wlm Imvo slutlictl ,ekle by side happily and successfully. will rnnlyitlonlly wulk upon llw slugs- OI, lirr: prnvlirn your high ideals of citizenship, of toler- HHCF. and 0f hroillf'rlmnfl: and us lnndorx spread the gnspc'l OI. llu- Groin! Mustoru Pt'uco on Earth. Good Will toward Nlen' . Class of 1048, I bid you Godspeed! L D. PEASLEE. Pugu 'ru'uhm Our School holemory Book would he incomplete without u l-vw words ahout Dr. Leon D. Peaslee. our Principal, who stands first in the memories or our high school days. Our associations with him are so inter- twined with our school cxpcrjvnces thul recalling the happy dnys we spout ul VVooclward brings. to our minds the man who guided our tloolslops through tour of the most important years or our lives. Woodward High School is a school rich in tradition. II is n school with u long history or accomplish- ment. To undertake the administration or such em institution requires clmrucloristics and abilities oi the highest type. In Dr. Peaslee, VVoodn-nrd has a principal who nmasur'es up lo these high slandards. He has faithfully guarded the VVoodwurd traditions: hv hus promolcd tlu- VVoodwau-d Spirit; and he has made valuable con- tributions to its glorious history. We will remember Dr, Pcaslct- for his inspiring guidnmr. marked hy u never hlihng interest in our aHairs and our problems and accompanied hy un uhility to loud us to the desirahle solution to our diFh'culties. We will over recall his chctiVe leadership, in leadership made Inoro ovidonl hy his uhle handling or the many problems which face an administrator in a large school. Nor win we IJI' ahlo lo Ivorgol his l'rienctIy manner as he moved about us pursuing his endless duties hut with lime tor a pleasant greeting or a kind word. We were fortunate indeed to spend our high school career under the principalship or Dr. Peastee. We appreciate his interest in our activities. our accomplishmenls. and our prohlems. VVe are grateful for his wise counsel and genuine understanding. VYe are proud of what he has done Ivor VVoodward, and we are proud of the part he has encouraged us to play as we added tour more yours to its history. VVe record these things in our hlvmory Book, the Yourhook or the class or nineteen hunched amt forty- eight, because they are among the things we will want tc- rmnemher about our school days. When we Feel in need of inspiration us we hire llu- prohlmns or the worm. wr win he uhh' to turn to lhis hook and gather strength unct aid from lllvllhoughls herein recorded 21nd nuuin and Human silently thank the man who made our ' high school days so memorable y our Prim'ipul, Dr. Leon D. Pcuslmn Pogo Thirlvml Boys and girls or the Class or 1948. you are graduating into a troubled worldw a world that doubts; a world that tears insecurity; a world that all too otten despairs ot the eventual triumph of right over wrong, of justice over tyranny. This growing tear. in spite of widespread plans for social, economic, and national secu- rity. stems from the spread of the totalitarian state in Eastern Europe and the threat of its spread in Asia. Its anti-Christian philosophy, that the state is everything and the indivictuat nothing Htess than the dust beneath conquering chariot wheels . is a way of tire and government that received its death htow Hearty two thousand years ago when the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth proctaimed the Brotherhood of Nlan under the Fatherhood of God. Young men and women. you are uhout' to graduate From VVuodwurct High Schoolwa school distin- guishect for its service to mankind throughout its long history: a school where a hetict in fettowship and human hrot'herhood is as natural as hreathing. In this school you have been taught, both hy precept and by example. to respect the rights and opinions of your fellow men. Imhued with its high ideals and traditions. follow your missions in titiew spread the doctrine of World Brotherhood: advance the cause of democracy: and help spread the Christian philosophy. that the chief end of man is to glorify God. B. F. FULKS. Page Fourteen To you, the graduates olt 19-48, as you stand on tho threshold or lite. may I express u 110er that you tony realize your duties and responsibilities to your associates. your home, your city. and your country. At Illis timv, wlmn all nations are striving to secure VVorld Peace. you. us wcH-traincd individuals. should start out on liros iourncy with u wcilwclefincd plan for co-operution in HIC reaching 0t thoge goals now llf'ing dm'otopocl by 1le loaders of our country. You tmvc just completed a weH-roundcd program of study. which has prepared you to take your places as informed CEUZCHS of Cincinnati. TO UK: griuludlvs 0f the Vocational Commercial Department, I extend hearty congratulations and sincere good wishes For your success in life. I am confident that with your speciatizvd prvpuralion and many work experi- rnccs in your particular vocation. you will lac able to accept the challenge of business Iilvc us it is presented. My hope is that you will further your education. broaclvn your cxporicncn, become leaders in your chosen field of work, and worthwhile citizens of the Unilctl Slates of America. NIARGUERJTE RYAN. Pogo triflt-en MR. RICHARD BATIIIANY Track chcII IIIIII gmc iI II'IIIHI lu IIIc IuIIIImII CUal'IIIIIg. 'IIIII I'l'ICHlIIY bpc AIways has a smile and II jukc. VVIIIIdcr iI III: Imcw no call clI IIiIII DickI MISS MARY B. BOLAND IVIrs DICDHIIII! N CdIIIIlIJIC ileISr Eanl. Sumo III lls memIIIg smuIIIIII IJc gradualing iI wc IIIIIIIII IIIIII IICF IICID 0H UUI' IIIlIiIU dSSIgII IIICHIS. MISS LOUISE K. ABBIHL Charming aIIII nllraclivn. An cx- LCIICIII Iyping III:.mIIcr We IIIIpc I0 IIupIicalc ImI trip suulII III the IJIIIIIIII some day, IIIR LII II'Il 0RD ALEXANDER UIII 5IIII- spIIIicn IIInIIJaII Cll'dCIl. I5ul IN gels his ideas across. AI- II'IIys Iu' 'I'ps a CIJIII IIEmI. VVC Ilcar IIc II gixu gIIII instruction upon slruug III'UVIJCIIIIUIII MRS. RI IIII ,I. BLUII'IIjNTi'IAL AVIICINIIICS IIIIIII IIIIQIISII 'LllltI VVanII IiIisIIII'I'. SIIC yuuug iIIIII allwe- liI'c ZUILI. nculs IIcr cIulIIcs chII IAIIVil-Va LUIIIIE'I'IIUEI ilIJULII ULII WEIII IivIllg. MISS MARIURIE CALLAI'IAN uAIu'zIys SIIIiIiIIg aIIII IICHCVUIUUI. OI. Loursu IIIUMI discussions in Third Pm'iml Class aIw-ays pup IIIiIIIIII lu ScuI-IIIIII'IIII IIIrilIllIllgI .IIR G C COINDRIiY NIIIIIIII'S IjIIySIOIUgV. IIIS IIFII'IIKI' IiIIIIxs IinI remain VIIIII lIllISC III. IlS IIIIII lmIII III5 wurk. A rcuI gIIIIIIuIIIaIII MR. GILISICR'I' II'. CUR'I'IS MIIIII' BilllII LIIIIII IIIII! IIII: winning 5IIIiIII. IVI surcIv IikL. lIIusc jIwI IIIIIIIIIIII-s. MaLcs lIIII lcacIIiIIg III Spanish IuIIIs a mrfuIar jam ses- 5iun . says Miss ICIIIILH'IdFCIdI, Ijuge SIAIEGIL FACULTY MISS FLORENCE AIKIN One III our CounscIors. Many Zl 5IniIiIIg face can IJC seen IIavIIIu her oIIicc And some laces tIIal IIrC IIIIl su 5III'IIIIIg. Bul IIIIII, lIIII. is part OI Ilcr quJ MISS MARY ANTHONY HDIIIM'IC Ianguagu students nut III sumc OI. IIIC IIIIIsI IIIIpIIImi5iIIg OI usI EIIiCiuIIIIy IIaIILIICLI lIIc IIICEILI- K5115 Digusl'I Yes. we IJuugIII: ilI T. C U R RY MISS IZIII'IIIJI': H IIOIJII lIIe SIIIIICIII Council in hand klllfI IIIaIIc 'II n going: concern. Kmm5 aII IIIIIILII' CIIiIc. Nu I35 I'Cl'IIilLI-I CII'zII'IIIIIIg. .IIISS NIZI I I' I2. DOVVD SIIII IIIIIiIIVII I5 in u pcrsun LIIIIwiIIu IItm In 5pc . 5n WC struggIIII IIIIII slruggIchI IJuI we re glad nuw. NICO szrII, IIIiss Duw. d FACULTY MRS, JULIA M, DRYDICN A newcomer l0 VVuudwnrd but she soon madn a place for heme in lllc hearts of IICI' students. And lhcn with us as we came to know hm. MR. liDVVARD A ESIIMAN HOur lJilSkUUHi CU'dL'IL A llkll'll wurkor. A nil'ly dmssur. Every- one likes Ed. Yes. llmlys what we xrancd him when he wasni 100k- ing. MR. ROY L HARKINS Reserved bul frirmny. L'lum his. FllL'llliCillS ram aml his slc Wu Elunc! VVC like his jolly jokes. MR. V. O lilliLLljR Ilhlalhenmlits lcaclmr. l,imlmvs Ilih slmlcnls willl n Invc uf Iv-aming and a mspccl for good Jnard work. Could Inc we urcd more of liml! MR. ROBERT DUFFY VVQ were lumpy when he ru- lumud From 1'10 Army. A hand- some bachelor in our midst! We were bruL'anu-arlctl when 110 luuk unlu llimsell' a wife! MISS BICI'I'Y liSSlil. Our young. uliruclivv. and clmrln- ins; physical mlucnlion lcaclwr, VVnrkcLl hard l0 makc an Esther VViHiams uul uf each mm of us! wl'PilFllCS lillll. XMIIL'JC vcl'liblc. MISS NA'I'ALHL HiLD VVl-urs d0 ES 3 IRS. leSHj GILLEI'I 1i HCerming untl dignified. ls smdrl rlullms. Drh'us a light blue con- shc dash each day at lhe close of school? in UN? Commercial Deparlmcul. Thu ulhcr half of our unly lcacllcr- sislcr cumlymaliun. Yes. 5110's the MISS LICLiA HARRES Her Hny stature Imlics lmr cml: less Vitality and wide range ul inlemsls. She can lurn out the wurk, She drum: us, but we liked ill MR. W'. Ii. IILiNRICII Our lhirtl our pn'iwmun, VVC agree with him Ail takes a guud man In lmld lhal jnb'! VVc liked Ihe way In: tnlcmnlly Ionkcd pals! the third Hour rmnanccs. Page Seueulcen sislcr uf Miss Julmsun. MR. FRANK E. FLOYD A walking udvcrlismuunl for 15mm Brulnmcl'. His lics an: in- triguing, lu say lhe least. And IIIUSC red shoes! An excellent Physics lcachcn MISS ALMA L. IIANAU Teaches Bookkeeping and a good job she dues uf ill Bel she dreams 0; defense stamps lying end on end! MR 5. ONEIDA l IERFURTI I Ta and dignified. Always Friend- ly. VVc Iikctl her nice clolhcs-d bright prints and gay colors. Some- how schools can use cheering ilcms. MISS ROSELLA I'lONEKAMP New in VVondward this yeah But Imr ever present smile and her charming personality suon won her a place in 10 hearts of her stu- FACULTY MISS MARY HIGGINS An nulslanrlillgj molnlwr ul iN'nml- ward's Jrisll uontingvnl. Allraclivc and wellniiressmi. Tho guilding haml behind nur amiilurium pro- grams. MR. VVALLACE Ii. I'IURLBURT Hll's nul su vusy to please him but your iuesl will ilu iL Docs a good ipln 0' II ! Incknr rlislribulion. Holds Iurlll in tho Nlctal shop, clcnlsfv MR. Cl IARLES .1. JENNINGS MISS .IULJA W. JOHNSTON wi'hc nfficicnl Chairman nf llle Wl'cuclum Hislury and a llmruugh Athlvlic Councii. Touches Mev job she does of it. Always sucw chanical Drawing and Im Klis- coeds in gelling her ideas. and i covnrs hidden lalcnl in his students. idcals aCis-H Always Ericxidly. MRS. VELMA F. KAMPHAUS Mi-rar'llcs Cnmphnnctcr. Develops musrlcs limxugh bowling. If you iiun'l knnw ynur cssnns, she, use lllcm in make you feel Icompi uncliunii MR. W. B. JOHNSTON HTim husky giant of lIlC Wund- wnrking shop. Ain'ays has a smile and a twinkle in his eye. MISS Ii'ijARN LANG MR. ROBERT KRAUSHAR iA Ian! iuolba coach. Thelmys Quin! iilllr' lady irom lilo l-iuzrlla mlmlrc his coaching abiiily: lilc um. Whalers a guml inh ul her girls his grind Ionics! leaching VVCH liked by iicr stui tlcnis. MISS VERA LoCOUN'I' MISS ISABELLE LJiVI Scholarly lcaclzorni History. Cun- HDcvulns much of Ilor linuz in sricllliulls in her work. Her students sclmul service. But sii finds in.- amwrcciatc Hm high standards she rlucnl nppnriunilins for cuasl in mainlaini That is. must of us coasl traveling. Her American id! Problems Class is laps.n Page Eighteen FACULTY MISS ANNE C. LONG MISS MARGAREI' C. LUSBY eruvilcs English. Has lilu re-spvcl A cunsuicnliuus lcacimr. Gives anti aLIIIIirIIliIIII Iii imr sluniunts imu iIcr ail in make ilcr ciassex inlet- cause 51!? is so CullSiLlCraiC Ur liwir Itsling anti wurlilwiiiin. A b'iiami rights. Tile guiriing iigiil ui tile AllllnnlISI-IL'VEEI' faithful. 'ScriiJHcrs . MRS. JESSIE MrDANIICL MRS. MARJORIE MCKINNEY Our Librarian. Firs. Rims 11d: 'A Imurnnlcr in VVquiu'arIi lilis imcn aixic lu is'm-p iivr smiic in 3L' but 5119 50 made her pres- gpug of all lilC Liii'i-icllilics We put Incc ivil llH'ULufil ilcr efficient inm- in her paii1 by way Hf involved tiling oi audiluriumspcaiicrs. Wcii- LITCSSUKI and Clarmmg. I i ii: rury p mblmns. MR. R. H. MOFFEIT MISS PAULINE MORRIS HA big man wilii a bi voice VVas uA Typing luacimr in liIc CIJEIIIIICF aiiiays trying lu inal bliss Tcn- cini Department. Always has a Iiumiiiid En illnCil. Bul ims inilml friendly smiicx And she's yuung. this ycaru-lVliss cniiunclicld Ims Yes, we iiiu: young teachers. Nut nu i'uurlil '10 Class! Rains ijcau- Inn lung agu iilcy were in our sili iiiIIi Iialriias. Imlinni MRS. LORA I NAN'i'Z MISS NARGARli'l' O'HANION WVe xxuru Irimi i0 SUL ebin. Naniz Wreatims in line Cnmmcrciui DIP ihllix uilil us aiivr her illness: VVC parlmcni. VVC iiim ill.l qulidcimlm. misscri ilCr cimcry smiiu. Ami we An enthusiastic molmisl bcl she missed iIcr cheery mum wilil ils botanical specimuus. MISS HAZEL ti. URR VViml wuuiIi uIt Iin uilimul Miss Orr up liirrc. in tin: iiili: iinur hail at iIIIII'iI lime? But we iumw sin: likes it iwllcr liIaII iII illl' gymnni siumii Just ask iII-r nimnl our nvigiilmrs tn llxc Soulil, MISS liUNiCli RIUUS Tim buys urv lll'l' sc'rrnl mimirvrs. I'imy npprvI-ialu u-iial simis timing in Eruciling lilr girls to Cook Full oi energy and gumi illIIIIULH MRSi J'LDNA Rlii'iKAMi' Tiu' guiding iigiil I- iiu: G. A. A. Sim really gave us a workuul in imr tiasscs But look iuiw slim and sxlpil IiLe uc a are! MR WILLIAM B. RIMANOCZY Tim UILi mavslru Jiimscii. VVimt would ill: Iiu wilimut us? Surry. Dir. Rim. we can't all he a Pinza ur a puns. Page Nineteen :w. 'm-Luln FACULTY MR. ALFRED RUBENDUNSI' MR. WAYNE RUb'HliR TI-arlu-s Sall'uly um! Social Slullics, l'Iiconumh-s zuul Commercial Ucum - rlirmrls UH: Visual Aids program, mpJIy am his sulet-cls. VVumeanl ,5 uml sli Tim's linm lm his hubby. slmuld unh- a course in Scientific ' His photographic cHorls are tops, I'nullry Raising, Mr. Ruslmr could lulu: ux'cr! L MRS. MARIE P, SCHNEIDER MISS MJLDRICD SCIIOIJD'IHYER ; A rhzmuing lutly. Demands and Slmrllmml leacluzr. Nullling Lul E gvls pn-rl'vdiuu in sewing. VVcars your busl wi salisi'y lmr. An cx- ' nice clnlllcs and wears lhcm well. ccllcut teacher. VVC liked, Quiet ElIlIl charming. MISS ZIERITA SCI'IVVAR'I'Z MRS FRANCES S'HZNUI'iR MCuunsvlur anul rrimul, Shel; un- ulx'mmp nlml 3119, Winds and 115117 durslmuhng aml kind and is always elle gels it. But actually her bark willing to lep anyone in llislrcss. is wnrsc Khan Ilcr bile, Cloud Has lmauiihll rml hair and wears natured. VVc inaisl! lllc very smartest clullms. MISS U M. 'IEMPLIYI'ON MISS SIVICLLA 'IENJiIUNDlJIiLD An lfnJiN'l lcacllvr in lllc Cmn- Uum'tliun angel ul I'll: Annual, menial Dvpmlmunl. Charming in Don't worry Nliss Tu lullml lllc fmd uul of class. We like her Annual lums your llair tu gray. speclaclcsyl', we'll Iuvc yuu as we do today. MISS RUTH TODD MISS BLANUIIi 'I'VRZNIK She inslrucls in llw culinary arts. IZSFmrlllillKl ilml Typing leacllcr. Wc uwc her a lui. dun'l we, girls? bots her standards high. but her They say I'm way to a man's heart sludcnls' arc lnp-nolclmrs when is lllmugh hi5 alumncll! lllcy-rc Iinisllcd with 1121' courses. VVL-zns beautiful clothes. MESS FLORENCE VOLKMER MRS. URACIC S. WALKER Undvr Jwr Ilirmliun lllc girls lum Hm adviser fur lllc Bulldog. And uul mum rerHy slg'lisll clulllcs. Dhss a good job she did uf il I00. Yuu Volkmcr is a walking example of call L'uunl on her In prove yuu 11m arL Friendly and charming. wen: wrong. But ill lhat. SIN: was usually right! Page Twenty FACULTY MISS LOUISE El XVlJRTZ VVIn'n ynn hmr lhal rhucklv. ynn kIIIHV L Vks VVLIrlz is m-nrhy. AL uuyx rvmly and willing: ln vngagv ill 21 IiIlJl' :lr Ivlinr's, llml i Will. I Inim rule - MISS ICIAJNI'Z Ix'UlfS'lTR SJ - imf HHIMIH lvur lll'ISOH' uu'ny lrnm VVnmlxnmlf Sllr spurlml llw .IH'H' Ifllllx Illis yl-ur uml Jllillf'IH'lJ Imr .xlnilt- u'illl llmw :le ArlI-lu- :IIIIl Killilll'vli. MISS KATHLF N BAIRD WHIO Im'rly lcc-vpvr nl' lln- XVnml wind purw slringgs. Bt-Iivrw us, Elwrv's u lul Hf wl'ml il hikm ill lllul pn'lly lwulI Id Iwrs Hm n rlmrminu g.11iL-. ' MISS ADELE VH'ZSMANN ' I'Iw willmvy wmuh'r wumiln wlm Iu'r'pu Hu- nlil'in' running smlmlllly. HxnnN L'm-p-4 ln-r qunfl Immnr nnri Ilf'l tlmrming imitah Other Faculty Members M143 Fay Cruhnm Adams Miss Mnrgnrvl Clark Klisx' .lvssmninv linuglxt Xha Rnymuml VI: FvH xlrs, Playllis UuHslvin Mr. Jud Hull inss Ililllu-unrllv 31. .Iulnmm MN; 1111-7. FF. Knmm 3M4 Irvln Dltryvr Nlr. Frml R. Rm-lmrl; Alre. Durullw Uhlig Ii x hlnniva Vit-rling Pagv Tummy nlu! ,D.Mo relc.n:L? Oliicers oi the class 0! nineteen hundred and iorty-eight JAMES PEPPERS AGNES SWEITZER Preshlvnl Vial Prnsirlnnl PAT BYRD PATRICIA MMMFFIJY Srmraiurv Trvnsuror Pam! Tumniyrfnnr N'y duties as President 01. llle Senior Class have been relatively I'Pw in numlwr. I'm last. by no means the most pleasant. being to bid ramwvn to the class or l048 The good times we have SDHH logelller during our years al VVOOdward are speedily drawing to an end. Tlm Imur will soon nrrivv when we. as a vlnss must say good-liye lo dear old VVoodwnrd for the last time. TrufHtu can I say that I have enjoyed being with you on all orrnsinrm snmv an. HOMO svrious. Like- wise shall I cherish the memories or classwork that helped us ncquire an education: Hmso memories wi linger with us forever. For many 0? us. the clays at Woodward are our Ins! or formal schooling since. we shall enter the business world or llw. household. Some or us shall 1.10 on to concur: in few mnv enter llw service or our country. Perhaps we shall no! s09 PHCII other as often as: wv wish; Imwt-wr-r. wv slmll Iiwx cm in Ilw memories oi our classmnlos. Ahhougll WP graduate from VVoonartL we sllaH never lie COmploley gono. for lllnl goorl hook, the lwst 0I friends. namely. Tim AnnuaL will bring the liglmi 01' other days around 1157 ll wa lxring hack srones onnclml in and mound the school building. It will reveal the pictures or the mlministrutm-s. who gave us our pattvrns of behavior by means 0F lheir well-inlenlionecl methods or disciplinm of I'm tcavlwrx: wllo Liukitwl ux patiently and encouraged us genllyz and of our renew vlnssmalvs. with whom WP mmlo lame rnntnris um! lasting frit'ndsll i ps. W? are invited to join H19 VVomlwurd Alumnnl Assorintion :mtl mnlw rclurn visils 10 our Alma Nlaler. VVootlwarcl High. nnril spring: so. Ilnlil our reunion in HMO, I 11M x-nu l'm-owr-H ilntl Godspeed! Jumt-s Prppers. Page Tumnlyrfive ABBOTT. EUGENE Old Woodward Hnnnr Cluh. HiiY. Fnullm Nhnagzcr. Track Managvn He's a lover of sports. Bvsidvs lrml, Iw likes to experinmnl with mnmms. and 'wru he's in his nlvr nwnl'. Hus lmlny Irionds but his 'u'url lu-langs In H AVmulwanl gr'whmh-Iu ADKINS, TED Hi-Y. American Problems, nA nice guy A little an lhe quiet side, bu! EMS Jana nul lump hint u sludvnl. ,rh ,Agaz 7AM AMARFNO. JOAN Choir, 0H AVumlwanl Hnnur Club. Y-Tm-ns. Slmlonl Council, Enrryurw udmirbs juml's rvfl'nr-J munm-r. 1m! Ivor fnn-vlmrfng spirit is river prosan Sh? is n whiz- Imng ill Iwr' shurius 11ml rurrivs ruspnnsilyifilivs qrurlmlsly.H AUSTIN, GRACE BERNICF Annual Stan. Oltl VVnurlwanl Honor Club, CL A. A G. S. W. Finds time to do vm-r 50 many linings. Afmuys lms a gnmf Jinw. Gram is a good snuhml and u remar'mllln ner'an Sim is nllmnlml iu lfw buys r-t bu! llwn 10 isn't! ASUBROOK. RAY B. HLY. Pnplrlmu fl! of Jun. u nira guy. UHKI a 514'? Sport. I10 If : u 'A'plIS' inn porsunalilw Hus many friends Unit i5 u'rlinvs VPIIA'V l HIIH, PHI mum AUSTIN, ROBERT American Prnmvms. OM Wund- warrl Hnnnr Ajlib. Travk Toam MA 'mmlsoma, curly 'lUjl'Ell C'ltlp. Inlouigvnt KPPDS Um girls guess, Elm, um!I Hull's a nnml idea! A yum! shrrfmil. fmm having many Irinmls. A film BAIRD, WENDELL Old anlwanl Honor Club. Hi- Y. Band. Y. C, C HApfmm's bashful Lu! isn'l many. A handsome IPHnm mul infl'Hfgr'l'lt. Hr- likes the ladies am! is liked in rvlurn. One of nur sharp erssr-rs. An 0 around gnml spurt. BALLARD. CHARLES anlha , W Club. Hi-Y. Band. An mlislnnJing nlem. with some plans for his life alrvady designed, Ipnny is lrw one with m'mm '10 spvmls n of his limp. Hv's rmmfr 50 ! lid popular. Page Twenlyvsix SENIORS ADAMS, ROSE MARIE Co-olx HA swell girl. Always rvmly fur rt laugh. Sim Jumps fmr friends in stitches H Um Hum. A girl mu worth knuwiruLU ALLISON. FRANK JR. Trark. Chuir. Amuriran Problems lIi-Y. Casanova Ilimsvlf! Always wmlrs lhu lrlfvsf slylos. u Inns a 11mm Sl'rlSI' 0! humor um' II p'unsfny pcrsunnlillv. BAKER, ASHLEY BamL AsMc'y Jnarsn'l 1mm? 100 much in say. '3 ! w'xvn Jm Jars say sunn-Nting, H's worth 'ish-ninn lo. Ho's a nim- fvunw uml 1's Heml Ly vr-orvnn v. .. BANKS, CHARLES E. Band. A fun loving person. Always smiling. Goml company, A 'erann car for music Ins! mulch him 'mul Hume :lrums! SENIORS BEARFI. ROY Rc'sorvu I'VDUIIHIII. HQHIPI IHII Ims u phasing smfIl- 9an u MinI tIstmsIIiun. GI-Is nInnIr IIII'IIII IvIIuIrvs N'I'v IIFI'I-Ix'. Iml pays IIIIII' uIII-IIIinn II! nfrIs. Vrllf'l'ljlu I'mm' ll limo! BIZNNITI'I', .IOI IN A IIIIP IIIIIIIIIIHI In IVUINIII'III'II Inn! III: qIII'III'Iv HIUIII' ll IlIlHt' Inr Ilim 50H. IIUN IIIIIIII- rnmn' IriI-IIIIs I-I IIiI'IJ IIIIIp BUTDSOIZ, DORIS IXIuiorlev. Xv-VIIPPIIFI Y. C. C... CIIII LVumenrtI IIuImr CIIIIL Pup. vim. IIIIII I'fgnr-iIIIII's DnrisI us a pII'IIsiIIII pvrsuquily IIIIII II IIIIurmIII-II SIIII'II', III snmrl IIFI'SSIH'. IIII Hf u-III'I'II UIIIIS up In ISIII' uh IH'UIHHIII HUI L FR, I A VERNIC u up, Cr III LIHII. ESum , I'II'uriuusI mIII IIIII OI Inn. I'IIII'IIys Ims u IJIPIISUHI SIIIIII- fur III'I-ryom', Curl Iw $00 II III! III IIH' sIml'l'rig TIMI! NIms Il Iilsl rIIlI sbulvr. IUUIu ISILNNETII. CHARLOTTE CImir, Bu IIIInq Slum YJIIcvns. LUIH Immm. HrI inIIy girI tva rm: Ifl'Prl u mm- Iwr'mlinn II'rwa. You I'm! uImuys SI'P ,II'T II'VIII'Iqu fl SIHIIIL SIIiJ IIHIPS In 3.1an IIJZNNITI'I', MARY Ann'rinm PJ'HIIIPIIIS. xy-TIV'HS. JVIIIry Ims I! vausing pvrsmmIily quI u rIfI'n smiIz-I rI rImrming IIJI'I H'IIII muIIvs III IrivmlsxH Ir'ms. His IzyrIim-z is nuv- BIIRRY, ROOSEVELT ITrmlImII. BasnImII, Amvrican PmIi- Knuwn us ISCUOI IIIul Booty. I'Iu-v InIu'II Ior IIIP gjirIs. BISI'IOP, CINDEREIJA Inp Dnnring. Amerirnn PmIIIOms. CImir. Vary quip! IJuI she's InuII IEII'I'II IIy fImsv mIIn IquIn .Izer. CIIIIIHWIIII vaps Iwr prIIIra-rImrming u sertrvf. IPIIIIFII Isu'I so IlmI n'fIII m many BOIZIIM RUSSELL I ImluImII. 13 IIsIchIMII. BaermII. L IuI: HI'I Iup HIM, UIIIIEII'. A rrguInr guy iI'I'I'III IIIIs Hf prlrsnnaIin, AIL IIIII'HI Iiy many OI IIII' mumsilp sex - Inc's so IIIImIsorma IIIII Iw uumll m'rw IIw IIIIIIS II Ier'IIII'Iu BOND. CILEIIRTA OIII IVnmeanI IIImor CIqu. 0. A. I'L-PrvsiIII-nl. Amrriran Prob- II-ms. Y-TI-I-ns. IIBPIIPT Iumwn ns ICIIIIIIHII Active muI IIIII III I-norgy. Yuu Cull IIIwuys III-px'rIII ml CIIIIIIII if you IIruIIl SIIHII'IIIIHH IIan me and III II flurry! I.I'I.'I-II Irv IIII. SII'HII gaII r-Ix, I'IIIIImu-TV Page Tuvenfyrseven ll'uIm'rIlws Irmst'. BIR KS, MARY IVIIZLEN YiPI'I-vns. nVI-ry IrI'vaIyI A gumI dresser. II Imr'II IIVUFLPR DI'III'IIIIIIIIIII. AIIuays Ims II SIIIIIP fur Iinrymw. IVIury Imwx In IIIIIIW IImI tlIIl'IlVS nmrI nuns In III; Iwr :Imrv BLAFK. MAR CARI'ZT Cuiup. nIx'ImIIHII IIS 'IVqugI'n In runs! of . TIIII umI IIIIY' quIu'ng. BROMWELL. CHARLES E 0H VVumennl Hunm Club, HiAY, Hzis'lcnlha , Y. C. C. USinm im is un vxcoupnl rnnnmu srmmmhsl 0an nmslur U! u m'ru sionsa, Clmrhw nines mumh'rful pur- livs. Is nolwr sown u! foulbu grunws ll'l'HlUll' his anlw . 11 works I-urm'slllv umI seriously n! :ir'mul. A gum! fvunm. BRYANT. JEANETTE Yfllmns. A girl orw mn'l wap liking. Quip! um! frit-mny. A -tu snmnl girl will: u smile fur mwrymw. DU IH'IHIULIO NJ rwry SHHIIAUHS p axrzct $26 Ww W snmons BOURNE. HERSCHEL M. A Imn-r of Um Imanh'fuL-girls. Ural is! Quinl. vxmpf wwn IIP'S will: u yit'f and Hum Inn's a rnyw Iur' Runlr'n LILH! JW UH. BRITVVFR, LEONARD Y. C. C., Amrriran Prnhlmns- Chairman. Hi-Y A now mlxhlicm lo anlmanl lulu: gainvlf populurily inunmiiulnly ufJI-r ln's onlry. A sharp Jrvssvr mu! u grand guy A Jim girl's run! wild alum! his lfuncing. Arthur n1lll'l'tn', yrm humI rnmpvlilinn! BROVVNE. LE VONA Physiulngy Club. Public Speaking. A good things mum in. mm purimgvs 11ml Lu Vunu is no av n'pliun, FM 0, pvp mi vilafilv. urnl ruhl as n golrnuL BRYSON, EDNA Y-Tcmns. Clmir. A suu-vf HUN girl, ml twry frivml ly. Always: smiling. NECK? ln Imam, rlnL' Inn 10 IJIII'P nrmuuL BUGCE. THOMAS Band, Old WUUIl VfIrfl Hunnr Club. American thlvmsl A recent addition la VVnmImach. but since his urrirvnl LES lmmmu quila popular. H:- p'uys u rm-Hnw lrmnhmw. Dan's murn Hum his ?IHH'C' i H ll'llVS. A EFF JTI'SSPLH BURDICK. Rl 1TH Co-np. CIr-v Club. A la . slim. lllnlldl! will: a charm- ing nnrsonniily. A trial and true friend You are sum of u gnmi limp w'u-n Ruth is urnnml. Page Tuwnlyreig ht BRATTON, RUBY Ysrvrus. Amrrii'an Prnhlvms. UFH nf pop and fangrnur. Afnmys inking 7H,! tivl'rymw. Lilws a good finic'. You Couldn't find :1 morr- fmwumu girl Hum Ruby. S'w's flan! ll'nrlu'ng um, wamlublv I'm 51': 1-5. BROCKMAN. ROZFLLA Cn-np. TIN: r'uft-f type '1 ! 0 Ivory nine girl. Donsn'l harm much In say. Ind always rmury fur a guml iu'un Hus munv friI-m'sl 81 HF. CARFTHA Duosn't suy mm'll. Fmt 1's um Had by llmsv who Imam hm: Hns u Charming smilr'. which Inf Furry Ill'l' fur. BURKE. EDWARD Funlhu , Hi-Y. American Pmlrlems Adina in srlmnl uml uInH-likml by u . Hv urls bushfuf, 1m! rauuy isn't. Hulrmlwr, In! l'lm'ms Ilv's ufmid nf yirIs'! Flmmgv. maul BURKE, JAMES H. Old VVuudwunl Hmmr Club. Hi- Y, Band, Annual SmH. WHIL- athvr ,mH OI Um Burke Urullwri A goucl nulured J-uuow. Quiet, dependable. und u hurt! worker. He's u lot uf fun. um! bc- cuuse of Hzis Ims Imuty friends. BURNEI'F, ERMA Lfili U. A. A., Choir, uKnnws 'mm In Inky, jukvx ulnl lmml Hum: nul as men. Always lr-ls you 'euow her thoughts by her lucicli expressions. Don't yuu Luuzu, Erma, Illa! Ulut's risky bust Hess! FARMALK. Pl'l K '.Y Y-Tuvns. Slugmnui-lurs. Anwricun Pmblcms. upvguy is a quiet girl A su-eu Jrvsser. Silu's u wining worker wad is inlvrusloJ in lending u lmml lu any wurth-mhdc iuufvrfu'x'ing, Fl IANNICLE A. I IIiRMAN Ultl -Vnmlwunl Hunur Club. Anu'rirzm thlvlns - Cn-Clminndn. Fnullmll. Slutlt'nl Council. Quit'l, Lu! uivt'. A lulu! wm'hvr urul lwr'y Jr-muuhlblt'. Gris n'ony will: cvvrmrw. He's humlsunue.d u fur! Um! rc-rluinly lms rm! gum: luumlic'ml 1111er HI Vquu'unl.-' BURKS. BljR'l'HA LliF. Y-chnsu Pllysiulugy Club. Chair. Berlin: has a pleasing personality. She sews wen. Maybe that's lU'ly she dresses so well, Always spurts flu: lnlesl fashions. BURNS. AIOi INNILZ RUI'II Anmriuan Pmblcms. Slugmzmllct's. Y-'I'cc:115. Hus u pluusing pursmlulily She's very neat in appearance and in law work Hus u winning smile which appeals lu nvcryonuf Bl ISCI l. EDDIE Band, Balakclhall, Vi Ii 'WVHU-Immun and weuvlilfml. Girls uru ultmclvd by him. He claims Umt ills his personality that does it! However he does if. it's a fact! JFUSSUF. . CARRIER. BUB U. A quinl funmn but most likcub'n. Hus a fine circle u; friends who upprcciulu 'lis soft spoken muununu PHARIJIUN. LLOYD A. liillul. L'ayd has n friendly smile for uvaryumu He's a grim! layer of music. Trmi's um: 0f 1,11: rcusuns ,H' can LION, Jlis SCIA'HI'J'HHIG SH 10 . Girls swoon umer guod smuphunc players. luv! Page Twentynine FADlJ-l CI IARLIiS American Prublums, IliuY. An ussul' hi I'm 'UIlL'ill'uUur fmr cause Inc's u hum! worker! Pomp hu' will: a who Iarluw him. A nice BYRD. VAT Ann'riuml Problems. Bulldug Stun; Y-llbcns. Slw's u plurL-y surl 11f gut with a. runny CHIP SULIHIPFII mrcunl. That's an ussuf. fwlit'm: ma Has ml umbi- llun lo be a pIrysiuut leduculiurl lcuuhmz PARLLM K, 51 HHLEY Anmritzm limblums. Tap Dancing. Yr'l'c-Nm Hus u nicu smilu. Lilacs Juliuing. Hur pleasing um! charming parson- ulily could UCCOltlll for her many friends, but besides site's u. Asficle uhiuiz'! SENIORS t'HUH', MING Hhmhing fur Fully? Yuuvu Hm! Jn-r 1!! NW A'urll'vL-n. Sim claims the big ullrm'h'on is sitllmvlmurdr Aml slrv says I'm! with u slmiyh! face, moi CIIIPMAN. MJ-UKMREI' Annual Staff. HJWaggiv's If ,- quivl lypu m'uum! sr'lmul, Lut you slum sme lmr u! llw LYUIIPUH! A 11-tu Imp jillvr- hug mlm dons 11.11. will: flu: fat? laws, Hum ubuul llml. Hurry? VLLMUNS. JAMES leavlm . 'Uumm-:s mun! All his limv In girls. um! lw M'l'vh H's lEnH- mun spout! Am! llw girls lum- il! A nice fol- low In H ways, CJOLINO. Cl IARLILb Hmllmn. Unscha . VV Ili-Y. Simrl um! in of jun, Jaswit'ws Clturlit'. A lifu-uHu guy ur'm uom-r looks at Hm serious sitlr- of lifv. A guild alhh'fv. vspuciuny will? if umms :0 football. Ciull. FUl-HiY. IUHNNIIi MAIZ Hmir. Ulw Club. fnlmniv him- is fun Inning. Sim I M i. VVINONA U. A. A, Yv'l'ccns. ltu mu! friendly. IUwu-vs wally Ims u lnm-fy snu'lz- urul she's idem! by z-nm'ymm. slurs u cn-upvmlfmz slmIvnl' mu! is always Iviuing to Hit! a frir'ntl In HHKLH VUWiR'L 0PM. Y-Wh-ns, Physiology Club, Bulltlng Staff. Tap Dancing. HBr-lliml 'H'l' quic'l murmur Hmm's Jnlr'xmmlilv pins! Lifel-J by all who Jmum but A milling uml acmlful tuorwr. wilJr u inkc. A mu! ullllutlh S'm Ims u pleasing; personality which umtoimls for iwr many Iriands, t UWlNU'I'0N. MARY EVELYN Anwrit'an Pmblvms. Slilglturarlcrs, Y-Tm'ns. lMury Inns many friumls. vainflely I'm lrushtmrlhy lypu. Site's a mum! dresser mid: n clmrm a her own, 5110': prcuy. loo! WK. Yfl'runs. 'IIEImrymm Mws fRJ-ZLIJN. BILL vigor. Page Thirly FRAKI, BER'I'H': JANE Anu-rir'an Pruhlumb. Bauul. U, S. Bm'fil- I'lmlba , Track, lli-Y. A null summwr. II!!! n! m'ru um! Lamas In 10 III'I'H OI his vxpnricncvs! VIu'n you're hulking far Mm, 115'; any of flu: girls: Titm- Iwep lrucfa ol- him! for chl' Irimuuy 11ml t'llurming pvrsmmlily. nprfiu r's prvtly. and uh, Hm! hair! 110!!! NH! G'll'y fmr. , FHA VH ivRD. RU'I'I I Vlmir. Ulsu'l sum! much u! sclmnf uclivi- lic's. Rum, wuL 0!!th 10 Ital us umu' nmrr' ulmnl Hull inlurusling pr'il'uh' lift?! Sf ,- Ims gmwwup PII'U'S un Jr'fv. Sim got along. FIN RVDF R. M. YANHA UM Vmqu unl Hunur Club. U, 5. V.. 51:1.1-1-15. Public Spcaking, Iumu'kt is u consishmt wurlwr, 'ml' SIIP H'Su loves Inn. She is fifevJ by rmill lmu'lu-J's mu! stu- dents. slw's K: Wu, Irir'nt! u! nu film's. HUS brilllliful fur'lll. SENIORS CUNJMFF, RALEIGH I ou1l:nIl, W ' Cluly. OH VVUIML wanl Hunur Club, Hi-Y. H0 u'uvuys Irus n HIM ! fresh lonle ulmuf Iu'n: am! a smi'u Iur ovary- mw, Popular uH'U! Lu!!! boys and girls. A ruuf ulixfelu. DANSBERRY, ANN Yerwns. Tap Dancing MA iuuy am! friemuy girl. 15 at Ilvays joking um! Iuwing fun. SJ : 'ms nmny Irivnds um! is liked by u . A really small gal. leKliRSON. Ii .AN Ulnw Club. MFR n! lnfsr'liief umi pluyfuf pranks. 1m! 11 hurmlvss. Vv Him! by wwrymu', cspvciuuy by HIV uwmlwrs of Ilvr dressmaking rfus's. And how she's u shining light IiIMYARDS. .IU ANN Yflbons. Y. C C. Inuy us Huey coma. Nmmr a dull mmmml m'wn I0 Ann's around. Liked by flu!!! boys and girls. DAULIEY. DILLOIS Annual Sme Luncllrumn Squml, Physiulngy Club, Public Speaking. SIIUIS striclry an 'A' student umi ulu'uys uses parlncl English. Dc- Lnis has buaulilul flair and un uHurfng charm urwui her smile. XVUIJ say she has Aruuryliling! DAVIS, ACE Hi-Y. Hmlbu A very nice Iclfuw lu knuw. A 'urfy killer! Ace gels along with uvm-ymw. iWu'ws friends easily, DAVIS, EDITH :0'Ul7. YIFCCI 15, uTlu' quite! type, bu! 51w is mu Mam! um! 'ms many friends. Hur KYLIHL HULHFF IRIS Cl charm H 5 HIV . DAVIS. RUTIIIJi MAl-L Vr'ry pri-Hy and Inns in smile llml t-nlrhvs your cyu. Slm wears prolty rInlIu-s. Knnws 110w lu lmmllu tlm buys her charm allracls 'V DUIZRR. MARJORIE Y-Whvus, Y, C, C SuriHJlors. HWiargiv is bun! us quit?! as thI ufnmiv 'mmb! Shea fifevs 'wr mm: m1! and Jwr Irmsir Inst. Alumys Imnnn'ng our Julimlu r'urs willr mw Hf 'u-r puvlit' gums, but me love Jwr' in spifv of H! I-IPIIIiRSON. MARIAN Unruly. lec Club. 0 JnL' 0f XVowhmu-d's many Hnrulvs. Svt-ms lo 90! along rullwr um with HIV opposite sex. Sim ims ui lmsl um: mule in. a whirlr Page 'IVhirlyvune DAVIS. .lUSI-CPH 1d VVmleanl l-IDIIUI' Ltlull. Ili-Y, American Problems, Baud A Housing personality. Vl'ry dc pmquHe and Enlvufgeul. Likvd by uH. HlilANliY. JCI'I'A MARIIi Cn-up. Y-Tvcns. Sum lJUl m'ry A'ulv. Ahnuys 1.112.tu um! JIUS u Sillill' for envryr mun SIM: Ls quit'f. lml grind cum- ,rurly. i .E .hf I i ITIURIxSI. RI'I'A Band. Y. C, F., YJx-rnx HINIr. Fqu's righ! hum! mun hvuups, I mum girn. Am! 11-tu t'jji'tivul sine Es loo. Prt'lly uml popular Uh llxuy coma. quru mun!!! Hm lmml bu IUHIIUIU RM! uml Iwr Huldr H M'l'l TNA'I'U. JCVIL'IXN Vu-op. A suwu girl to Ieunm. xUmuys Inns u plvusiug smill' fur ynu. Hus Jmurlfful a:lu'Iy hair. Hum ll'l' wu'y Ilvr! A ,illlr' 0H Um quiul hit!!! but lricmuy us Hwy come. EVANS, DIELURES rhuil'. Glut Club. Yilbcus, Tull Dumping. HIJPIHH'S guns nu! 101' 1015 0! fun. Slu- fr. u ummlvrlu' friend uml Inns u winning smifu fur liveryunu A rutu uiL-z- girl 10 lmuru. l 'ARMlCIL NANCY mm-llt', Building Stu ; YJJ'l-rns. .. I'w filth; pm ; 0f tlyuumilt- Hm! Inns our pnm' XVomlummf vamr-s sumurling! lerv ier u better mujurvm- unyw'mru Hum our Nancy. A rmHy swell girl with oodles uf Irivmls. l'LiNCIIUM, IMOUICNIC Tap Dunning, Y-Trn-ns. A fricmHy Hui with an injvctious laugh. Cruzy alluul cunry io'ws. Bu! n'u mu slum! fluent Coming jrmu lumgvncr Always willing 10 1m , :1 Iltlllll. FUS'H'IR. MARY RAMONA Mnysiulngy Club, Yxl'm-us. 'I'up Dumiuu'. Choir. A gut will: 11 5111110. Thu mlrsuh'fr anu Lam's lo lrulw fun uml umery- um- ugrl't's 11qu slxis fun to bra with. Hus 11mins us mu us Jilldltly. 1 'US'I'ICIE, l'AULINIi YJI-ons. Tap Dancing. uPquiuv is u Hny girr. Shv's air lrurlim! 11mlI mud. Sill? Imws spnrls. x-sm-riuuy 'mshnthu . .4an in ilxis a H! !'.t't'v'$. HAINI'IS. UMNTH'A U. 5'. VV, Y-lrci-ns, Ammium Prulpit-ms. Dm'm'l lmm- much In say. but Imr- wiuuing xmilu dus's lu'r luueing fur Jwr. A lruv friend to Hausa lulu: Imam 'u-r. A su'cvl um! LlchHLL qu girl. Page T'lirlyilwo FWM SENIORS FALUNGS. HILDA L, Vlmir. Tap Dmutiugv Hilda dummy! Imvc much to say: but ullmn slur Julls suy smnelhing. fl is war!!! Iic'uriuy. Hus a great 5t'll50 of humor and El smile for l'l'l'l'yUIlLK l 'lCJ.Dl.iR. IRES Yil'vc-ns. U. 5. VV.. U. A. A.. Lillin Clull. uIris 10mm 141 huvv u gout! Jimu. 5'10 is Mead by fluff! girls and buys. Ahlmugll Tris isrff in Illa Imrld Sill! forms I'M: Clarinoi or maybe ills Hm buy who plays lflu clarinet! I 'lH 'If, L'RNILSF HiiY. A fmmfsonw fuuum will: a min Hing pt'rsmlrlfify. Li'avs girls and yuu run understand why fluey lilac Mm! Enjoys a good limu His fumn'ilt' 511M061 is English Isn't lhui right. Ernie? tLNNIiS, XVJLLA CL S. W., Y-Tuctls. Slngccraflcts. HA su-vH girl with u sumo! dispo- sition. As Him 11 girl as ynafll cum- rmrcL Site's IUUFIII gelling lu know, SENIORS ?AlNliiY. LOUIS Chm Club, Hi-Y A nim- feHnnv, A sum spurh in school, bu! u loud nf dynmnjm nui- sirla. Jim-ryonu likes him. GAMBLE. EUGENE Hi-Y. Baud, Amnriczun Prnhlums, 0H VVuurlwurd Hulmr Club HA rmf ywrllunmn. Always x107 pvmlumv. Dm-s u gum! job will: his sclmnf work. A sharp dresser. A gonzhlalurud IBHUIU. GORE, EDISON Band, American Prublcms. NIL erBnp Jlimsu . He will go far in l'n's worm. musically. mm is. He iIHS many feminine udrltircrs. Liked by all GREEN. RITA Glee Club. Latin Cluly. Hlysiulugy Club, Tap Dancing. Rim is us cula as sin! can be. A smart rlrnssvr. Has a. sparkling smile and a pleasing personality. Gets around -- she can't miss. CAINEY, SARAH Y-chns, Glee Club. Choir. Sarah is quiet, bu! 10 1,1050 w'm know lmr she's very friendly and fit uf fun. Likvs to sing. She's n guud student. look UARMON. EDWARD Amorfrnn Problems. Glue Club. HiiY. public Speaking. Quiet 1n scimoi, friendly A nice guy nml a good friend. Gives his best to a he undertakes. Eu have a. 900 URAF, CNHVIERINE MARIE Cu-np. Choir. Glee Club. Y-chns. A girl you can't Ixefp Iiking be- musn she has such a pleasing per- sonality. .6003 in for classical arul smnirulussiaul reconls. Very nice lu Lnulthl GREER, MILTON I'If-Y, Visual Aids. Camera CIUIL HOnc of H10 small boys Hf Hm Senior Class. but Hmm's sii plenly of growing lime! A niliy dresser. Has a pleasing personality ancl a friendly smile. Page Thirly-Huree GARNER, THOMAS L. Foulba . Clmir. OH Woodward Honor Club. Clcc CEulI. Intelligent. ihatgs Thomas. A nifty Jrussvrl His female inlemsl is at Vilhr0w. Imagine! Always Smif- ingy He should be a success! GIR'TEN, VIRGINIA Cu-up, Glee Club. HA quiet girl. Ginny knows 'mw lime. friends clue to her pleasing per- sonality. David. 1001: out when she goes past room. 325., GliLLMAN, EVELYN YA'ICEEHS, Tap Dancing. Clluir. A lovely buttermilk Honda with a pleasing personality. Somewhat 0n the quiet side 1m! still lots of fun once you know her. Hus many friemlsV GORE, BILLY American Pmblcms, Bulldog Staff nVIanaging Editor. He's quite i'w gcnile-mm. Loves to wrestle and how he admires those wrestling muscleimen! On Hm bashful side where girls are mucurned. But don't worry. girls. qus c'nuugingf . 1 ; 4 ii MROB, IzMMA KA'I'IIE'CRINE Comp. Y-Tucns. 'Tjnfvf, lHll In Hf fun. Hus flit'mls galore, SIH-Is l'w surl of gir! you l'ull'l Imlp liking. Nvul Jrosser. HAVKICIVI'. ARTHUR Haullnlll, Hi-Y. Glen: Club. Anlt'r ium Prinhlrtlls. Tim 'Ronwu' lypu. Hp ufuwys wins Hm Indies. Bu! In: is InlmL sumo! xvlmru did you gel Illa! winning smifu, Arthur? URICUU. .IIiANNJI'I Bulldog: Sla . Y-Wlwns, Y. C C. A rulio. Always full 0' laughs and fukvs. Hus a smile lhut rquy sands Hm boys. Lifu's alarming and gum! limus. An aH-mund girl.u URJUHBY. MARH-LLLA Clwvrlvmlm, Shulclll Vuuulil. UM Vumlnanl Hmmr Club. Bulltlng Staff. UMLu'u'Hu svvms In 111- um' of UM: iuHir-sl girls in Vuudu1urd 5qu 1105 a charming personality and is liked by a-rwrymue. She's inluuinl'nt unrl induslriousr-u winning cont biuulion. UROSSER. IZRMA M. anup, Ulr-r Club, 0M VVumi- uunl Hnnur Club. Annual StaH. HQuEel mlzl fl'ic'luuy. Shun be u ll'llf: u! u secretary sunu' day. But durl'l forgot Hm! Uluru is un ulmu mow imrmrluu! UHFUK'I'. Erma! Hr-r mumrvr ix thrmniug umi her Irimufa m'u plcvlliful. l MLHJCRSI ADI', MIiLlM Cn-up. HBPHPT 14mm! us 1'in'ey' la sumo rn-np'v. rult'uys smiling uml Jlus runny friends, Crazy ubuut a car? miu sailor nurnm' Iarry. Gobs 0i Jude, Finley! HALH mlli. RUBliRT V. Annual Ski . Bkmtl, Bulltlug Slall -Assislnnt Iitlilur. UH VVnmln'anl Honor Club. HBOL is mm of Vmerurors u - muml knows. n'wuys firs! l0 join in fun at mark. Hv mlvs high wilh llul uh, tho hurulsmm- ruscuu He's naigfllly lmmly with Uml lromlwllu. hm. F IANDLEY, .ll 'I .IA CIHJp. A little 0!! lfn- quip! hilly lml Inigirly nle' h; Imam. A Iulrrl Inurh ur. Smrwl, friz-ndfy. null always wining lo 411; rwr slxurv. Dvpme able. Page Thirinyuur URJUSHY. DAVID FLOYD anlmlball. I'llmllmll. Bmul. IIirY Tau uml Fumdsmuv. Hr' ersn'l mm: llw girls much 0! a L'IIUHCH. Bnl duff! gilw up. girls. flu's 'mmu In Human. A maul er'ascr. Rduuy HHIP. UIHZZARU. RAYMOND Hinluu'y Cluly, AIIIq-t'itun Prlhllil'llh. lIuMk Sptwnldng. Quill! iu' Nl'rwuL AHHVIH- lw's thinking a! his shuIivs. Bur muy'n' uYI-Irt' misjudgiug yuu. Ray! 01L llwrv m'u nflusr' I'liugs lo Urinal; about! lewlIIII'HN. HIiUIlGF. HirY, Ull-v Vluly. AIm-rinun Pruli Imus. A Inurrm'ing; vrlup. Very 'rivmuy um! u 90ml dresser. His Fwnr't- thmbIs rlmno is Pvgmy. T'lvy nN' ufu'nvs lngvlru'r. VI- Irvur 11: st mefngy Imus 1mm! Tulu' il mny, Gourgv. IIAM'IY. 3'11 Jlx'A Cn-UIJ. Y. C. CH Y-Tt'l'lls. HA Him! girt. Quivl sonu'linws. 1m! ahuuys 1015 0; fun. Sim is um 1mm! fry tlm'rymw. A frivnluy mun m'r always pays Jflvhh'nds. $ SENIORS HANSON. MARY HICLICN Uluu Clull. HA pleasant girl llYllU fms uuuly frivmls Jim lo Ilvr umgnolit: mir- smm'ily. She films a good Hmv um! Immvs how iu lmma unv. HANRFS. Ill'JJ'TN V'Ioir, Yr'h'vns. Slilgl'l'rillll'rx. HIIIIII'H Ea frivmuy will: vm'rymu'. 5hr lqu-s lift! vusy and life Jvuls Jeiruny with Ill'l'. 5110's :1 Him: tfrI-swrFa suvvu girl 10 human I llile'l IIiRLY. lAl WA BiUnL Choir, Bulhlug Shall. Sz-vms qllil'l 11! first End is rvnHy In 0, pen and uitulilyA Can't tItH'iJn whirl. slate li'ms bcsl-Buml ur Um Cinrl'mmli Rods. Luuh again. Luunu. Hu'rl- are same hmulsomc lcllnws in NW Build! IIICIJJ-IR, Vl-IRNUN Amvrican Prnlmlvms, 01d Vuucl- KiIHl IVIOIIIIF 1 1!. N Very IIUINHHIKILIU Klllll U fiHl! ll'lll'k' or, Quiol bu! Iriumuy. UsrmHy muL'Ps flu! yrutlr' in nu ways. A nirv guy um! a guru! feumu. HARRIS, EDWARD 13. Baseball, Fuullm . .WVHS a great asset to am fuub bull learn and how we nueded us- scls! A slmrp dresser mul vury popular mill; Hm opposite sex: A swan guy. HARRIS, .IUANI'I'A G, A, A., Billltl. Slmlt'nl Ummil. Amnrimu Pruhll-ms. USIH! ulu'uys IHIS U -yUH lIlHl-l rumm mint! rim up u:' look in her eyes. She's mzry popular with boll: girls and buys. Imuu'lu is known as the 'Dymuno u! the G. A. AA, .. YiTml s. H IHV' CIGSSCS. in In: with. IHzHN. FLORA 01111 HA quivl um! sum!!! uirL full 1101' lu-rsonulily spanks fur itso , A girl IUUHII knowing; a friend worth Mining. Nicu ruukhlg with L'urIy qu'r. Smuu people hum: nu flu: llu'h. I HiNDIfRSl NV, K N IN I 1. Band. lll' , JMIH'JiCall Ijrul,lcl 5. Public Speaking. Quit-l bu! vxrvvrlinglyIric-muy um! pfvusnul. A umsurmdiuu fulfuu'. Hui I'll! giris qu'uys Hula I'm 1a , hundsomc mes. Rigid. John? Page Tilirfy-fr'vc HARRIS. VILRNA A phmsulll girl mllv 1's mrlivu in She loves lo have IIHL uml PUBFYUHG agrees S'IBS ILL . HASHNGS, Bij'I'J'Y M. Bulking Slun, Y-'l'con.x. An ardent admirer of tho nuI-so- IIH'I' SEX, CUM! DlH' Imys UFO LHHOHQ JIBF HIUHIy tulmirurs. SIM! lUUUS '0 Janet: and ya la parties. but she knows how to gel clown lu wurk. JIAR'I'MAN. RONALD lll anmln HUI FLJHUI' Clilb, Busc- im . Football. Ha Inns a phasing personality, and is a good student. An excel- lent combination. Popular will; UUPI yUllE bGCllllSG IIE'S u gOlill spurL Lihcublc uml nice. EY, EVELYN Y-'lc1:ns. Em-Iyn is Elm quie! type. She has u friendly smile for everyone, Ai- u'uys HUGE Ullll ulcu-JFCSSUCI. She 11:15 a nice smile. IIOSKINS. IVIYRTLE Bulldog SInII, Y-chns. Annual SlaII. Y. C. C IVIerI is always ready. wiIIing :1an ONE. Regards fimc employed in enjoying Iwr'ch us Iimu luau spent. RvuIIy guIs uruuud!u HUN'I'ER. IjRNI: American Prublums. HiIY. One of the smaIIcr buys in IIm Seninr CIass, but just in slalurzr Possesses a Imam sense of humor and 1105 an eve: ready smile I IOY, GARFURD HENRY, ROBERT L. Band. American Problems. He's n gnod fenow; There is nnrm other such as I12 Small and quiet. but he does Ihings rigI1l.A Irue LxumpIe of the lac! that good things come in smaII packages ' I III,.I.. TI IRESA BuIIIIog SIaII. Old Wuudward Honor Club. Choir. Cheerleader. Srnau anti bIDHdG S'IG CG . hold your uIIention wiiI: Iter IwinIiIing eyes and captivating smile Terry is an expert dancer. VVears her clothes quieIIy but well Band. AI'IVuodu'urd's Champion Irumpeier. A grand guy. Loves music and girls. He's quiet. excz'pi where girls are cullccrnml. Popular unLI qu-uys randy 10 Inch: :1 friend. IIUN'I'IZR. MARY ELAINE Pllygiulugy Club. GInc Club. American Problems. HA marry Imam IImI Imuls clmur In any guIIIering AImays carefree umI IigIlIImarIed A nice girl to know. V H URST. BEITY Hing. CImir. Y-chns. Y. C. C. Betty's quiet and mnsidamfn rnmr npr mnIms Ilcr nssacinIas Mm ml admire her. She. has a beautiful voice. Bony Is tops with all who Iil'IOIIJ her. JACKSON, JAMES Old VVnmeard Honor Club. Hi-Y. Camera Clulx A nice fellow. He'II ng Fry. Smooth sniIing. Iames. Hv's Imown as IIIIZI 'Casunova' of Illa IuncIr room. Page TILirIyAsix IIILDI:'BRAND, MARY Cu- -0p. Ambilious and wiIIin.g to work IoIs of fun. Io lie with. Has a charming personaIily. Always IaugIIing and joking. IIOOPIiS. JACK D, IlrmlImlI, BaskclInzIII, Basu-Im , Uym ream. HAu asset to 1,10. InnIImII Icum and u gruuf uII-munrf aIItIcle. Very frimuny. A good feIIuw. JACKSON. I IISNRY pawl. Camera CIub. A IiIceaBIe fcIquv Ho 5 quiet bul Ila Inns the real IVoudwurJ spirit You can count on Hunry.H JASPERS. JOAN Cn-upl Glee Club. A very MImcIive Honda. Too hm! though, boys. Her ImurI I127 Iungs Ia 'MI'II'. A sum girl. TrnIy Ims a charming personality. SENIORS JILES. JOE 01d anlwarrl Hunnr Club, Hi-Y, Band. Track. H Vnan'ard's Wiichula ng c510. Whyltty 'lumly u! Hm meing bmmf. Hus rvhul fl Ju'ws fur smtr t'vss. 1: mm Hall! a lrlurlpul, 100! A Jupc-mlulllv umf Imrd worker. JOHNSON. EVELYN Slmlvnl Cuum'il. Visual Aids, Chair. G. A. A. AWVm-Izs Imrcl in school. She's Slow 10 minke up Imr mind. but is usw ally svnsibrv in lu-r Jlmisinna rs fmmlm fur Hm funhlslixr frunn's mr l'wr glussus. JONES RUTH Comp, HA quit-J girl' 11 ! friendly as leny manna Hus u plvusfng personality, whirl: vxp'uins why sine has so rmirlv hirmh, A f'im- shrtrvnl. KINJiBRIHV. RFFI'Y Y-Tuvns. Slugvrruhvrs, Chair. Qm'ul um! rost'rm-J. Lu! 1th ! by mu-rymw. Always smifinn. A nh-tz girl I'm Lump. JOHNSON. BARBARA Choir, Tap Dancing. Y-Tocns. Burburu is another of xVoodwarJ's m'lim' Seniors, Shy, is 'enomu uml Mam! Ly erwrymw, She's a mint Jrvswr um! Lumps up will! lrw Inh'sl slyhsk JOHNSON, RAYMOND R Bnml. Old VVunLlwarLl Hnnnr Club. Sturlvnt Cunlwil. Bulldog! Smfl'. HA Iruly oulslunding Srminr. Pnpr ulnr will! boll: boys and girls, z-spm-quy HIL- faltpr. H0 is struck nus uml m'w. An unwound gum! lreunw. Annlfu'r Tummv Dm-svv nu lfw lmnrimnv. JOHNSON. RENA G. A. A.. YLTecns. Ahlmugh she never sits still for u minulu, sin: is a 9ou listener. an mr-m-sl marker. and a conscialilinus shutout. Rama uhuuys manages i0 Illll'll fun Ullll FIPI' guy HHUIIH'F 'H'iglrlI'ilS hip fur IH'r IrimuIs. JOHNSON. V'FRDW .L 111 VVIIthEINI Humor Club. a S. XV Y-Tocns. Chm Club. 13rIsttl and shy but Iriemuy mum you 901 10 imam her. Has a won- t'vrful Sllli'tf. 11 mi ruin um! lump frimtrls for Inert KILBURN MARIE GEN: Club. UYouvrre surt' 0f Juwing a good lime wiill Marie! Slrtfs fouy 11ml guy. ery ulll'tu'firw, rUIImvs bus u imifl- fur vl'vr'vmw. KIRK, MARTHA N. Urup, UlI-n Club. Nr'ul um! qu'rrrfino. Almuye works haul and is m-ry I'Ppl'lld' CINE, Vt-I'y mHmHuv bu! whu! 5,1:- suys 1's u'urlllwlxifv. A gum! Slur Jon! um! u Sum friwufu Pugs Thirly-seven JO! INSON, TI'IELMA Glee Club, le'ecns. HA willing worker, Dependable. A vnusciunlimls gErI. Has lots of friends. Lilia! by everyone. She's lwry handy mull u uevdlv, u worth- whilv m-rnmprishnwnI llmso Jays. JONES. LOUISE U: 3. VV.. Glam Club. A hula girl I'm! Juosu'i say mud: 'ml Ims a Ir'uy of ullracliny people. IUHYLIIW mining to u'm'rz mid BUM rl-ucly In KIN swimming for I'll! ulJu-r fuunm. LINDSEY. THEODORF R. Choir. Hi-Y. A quiat faucim hut friendly. Kwps his grun-s passingwfnsl. Lam's F0 lmrm fun. and is a IIVIJFillllilll-lt' mldilimr l'u may L'rullp. LOCKARD, JANET C.A.A.. Y-Tct'ns. Tap Dancing. YCC. uThe personality girl! Popular and n'rl'nys 0n !Im 90. hat winning snu'IP, Jimp'vs 0an u . JFUIUS many frir-m's. KUZNICZCI, JACQUELINE Cu-np. 'IA many Clllf! girl, charming and ullruc'limL Bui Hue fvumvs urp ins! nlll 0' IIH'L' IH'FUHSP IIPF fwart 'IP lungs Jn Charlie. LAND, JANE RAF. nullllug Stuff; YVFI'm-ns. Hus a winning lwrsmmlily which gfxtln'm friends by Hip scum. l'rir-muy, fun loving. am! In Hf llrl-N'l'fll'vj. LETFELL. VViLMA Cu-op. upusspssos a pleasing personality, Has a lmwly smile nml has it 0 NH! Mme. Allrmys rnmiy for a now! Iolmf IUmnvs n-me to 1'0 hm- purl. LONG, 1.1 NA BELL GIN: Club. riamuy Jwrscm, 1m! miller quid. Pnsxossos u friomny disptr sifiun mm! is a girl um worth lmnrvingp LOVE. BOBBIE MARIF. G.A.A, A quip! girl, 111:! Iwr mature uHir 1min oxp'uins wily. Silv's ill u pvp llmugIl NIHI .'I.'l UYl'PHt'H' IHIS lelru pluym'. HrN a smile fur l'l'PFVOHl'. LUKEN, 140le!le Cn-Up. Saving Stumps Chairman. Knen in wit. Always ready in lmar or tell a guru! joke. A flan! iUUFIEE'r and II erPHfIUhh' gfrl.f1rlr r-lmrming smile is u nminr purl uf er Sparkling purmnufify. H-gu Thirty vigil! SENIORS LAMPKIN. GERALDINE Yi'I'l-vns. Sluuw'ruhurs, Amrriran PHILIPIHS. GoruMirm 'ms Irirmls gulurv 11ml popularity plus. Mn- of ler' nmim' usst-Is' is a swim! smile. Arlilw ill nmuv Hubs. A fim- shquILH 1. -HVRI- ,NFIC. BIC'I'IY t'n-uls, H anhvurll Club. On I'm quid shin llllld you yr'! In Imam Iwr. Tlmn shn's oodles of fun. Always u pfwrsuul smiIv. A film a'hu'vul um! u wining worker. Hmmr LUDW'IC. RICHARD C Cn-np. HA wary intraHfgvut sludvul wifl: grl-ul possimmim, A phlusiny JHJF sunufl'ly. He is n12 likml' In! a uf his Classmates. A lwul cfrvsn'r mu! u 3'an fv'fuw In Lunuuu Ll IS'I'I'IR, CI MRI .FS 'l'bulbilll, 'l'rurL'. Gym Tram. Busy kvllm . Tim muscfvrmun. His fwurf 111mb Is IJIHIH. va t'tm mularsluml. A vu'm' Ianm nmI u gum, frivruLH SENIORS MADDOX. DORIS Y- I w-m. An ullrrutlhw girl with a sump! ml rhm'mfng srnifla Hrvssvs mu '1 . i5 50 quivl umf nifir'fng in mmurvr lhtll many :1! us JitJn-J gull 1n lennuv Imr m-rv rw'H. MARSI MU . KENNETH BmuL Choir. HivY. Chm Club. Vuu Inlmson um! Frunla Sinatra mum! iulo and 'mey' is Imry popular MU: Hun gil'fs-ffmy jusl urn'l sol-ms Pu Nita! Iliru. Thu! '1' lilll llllKlt'l'NllHHI, x-l' HI! UH I'I'I'ITT' us swnuniuu m. um WHO mix! 3 1: FA I IJBIZI ,L. JOYCE Camp. G, A. A Y, C. C. J n'qu uin' girl Hus umny Jirivmls fwnulsv uf 'wr pruning. pm'mmllihu .Hllwlw smiling. GUN Y-Tawns. nrnum', MrCIiANY. FRANKIE Vlmir, A wry nitmrlirw girl, Frankiv u! uulys sports Um ltrlPSl slyrvs. umI sfu' uwum lrn'm um . me 51,11- INN swarm of fernL; fmlll Imw nnJ uir'fs. MAI'IAFFEY. PATRICIA Y-rl'm'ns. Y. C. C OM VVond- ward Hmmr Club, Amrricnn Prnhu Imus. ' Hro Mm! Ui girl boys like in :ln-unr ulmul. Pat has looks am! 11mins. whirl! is u Ir'inning coul- biruliiml in any laughing . Thu! Iwmwury smiln n! JIM: fur: won 1! , hmu-h ul munyp MEYI'I IFS. FRED J'Innllm . I'Ii-Y. Choir. Giro Club Fwd tluvsn'i grim! his timv in lfw girfs. Tun many ulher things In mu'npy him! IAiJet-s lo joke. An anrnuml gwud fvunm. 70'0 , Club. side of svlmol. MrCORMICK WANDA JEAN Amcriran Pmvas. HQniul personu'ilv but fit 0f 'un. SINPI'L friendly. am always mi Inn 10 JD Iwr purl. XVrIqu Ims' u'nn many lriomlx' win; vuhw lwr vurllmlrlfuns'lijLn MxDONAID. Al BURN HUMP of our shy lL-Homs. H ! ll'f'S unl undervslimulv Auburn. SH wnh-rs run duc'pr Hv's fikvuble um! friu-erFn Jinn! In 1191:! rum Jrimllimhn Page Thirtynine MATFAN. DAVID A. A'nmys 11-me fur fun. Lil will! lbw IJ'I'N'UUIIH girls. Bul lrmfs lml 'm'r'! VP nw-LI him! Shy. P XVPH Mani by his t'fussmnlos. Quite a MA'I'I'I II'CVVS, LI TVENIA Anwrirau PTUIIICIHS, Y-vl'vons. 1 ?? illlS Lulwniu is very active in and cm! mlurv lrimuis nnmng Um buys and g1ir s. SIN, 'lll'l'S l0 lump u grmJ finn- Shuls 1-0tu H sum pl-rsuu. MNFI'HEVVS, DELLA Amorican Problems. HA fine person In Imam. Always wvurs u big; smilv. Shy lms a win- ning; pc-rsonuiify mullI 51m NPR u'nng will! m'A-J'vmw. MAZZl-ZL JOSEPH A. Bm-HL Hi-Y. Bullclng Slum Sllulvnt Cuum'il. 01w Hf Hm ftnlwslws of tile Siminr rIclss-uhvuys fun of fun um! laughs. HH's U10 ubir'cl 0! many juiat-s Lu! Jw's 111110 10 Intel, mek . UlHl HIIUFI III! II II HVUIIJHl Hunt! Inflow. $ ark... MIDDLETON. PAULINE Bulldog Starr. Y-chns. A good friend of Belty's. One of IVaodwurd's Imppyrgo-Iucky girIs. A IiHIc on. LI : ficHe side. Int! she'll grow out of it. xVu I101 ?! OIL tuul you 110, lnnH'H M ILLS, MARY Y-rlIecns. Bundzng SlaII. American Problems, Physiology Club. The girl with the Imbeing Imrr scmaIEIy-I:uIJIyIing wilIl aImrnL and good Immor. Always mall drr-ssvtI. MILES, ALBERTA American PrGlJICIHS. GI Public Sneaking. HA quiz! girl, but friendly as IImy come. Has a winning smiIn which ullmcls many friends. by n IUIIO Imam MILON. DORIS Y-Tevns. Doris keeps you limo. SIwH gel qung. SIN! Ims many friends, ImtI! sIlr'S llllll lIKJyS. Alli, uiullg tll J! of this she Ims 'qnml quIes Inn. MCFINLEYI DONALD HiAY, 01d Woodward Honor Club. Visual Aids. Friendly. A nice person In Iznom. AImuys a gentleman. A whiz al ITIwruistry. NICNFAR. JEANETTE Fr. A. A. AIumys gay antlc qucrfuI A nice girl to Imam. She Ilas a sump! disposition and many frEmuIs.H A. A. SIM! is IiIzmI IIPr.H qughing a HIP MlTCIiIELL. HERBERT Band. Hi-Y. FunlImIl. Baskolba . A s'ly fauna! in school but wry m'live uul of scImoI. TI ; originuI Drummer Buy, He's Imndmmn, hmI MORETON. JACQUELINE Y. C. C Has nice clothes and wears fImm HIE u. fIPF iPlEHIIS 14'! LET IUCL'H? Dvcidchy on the rum side. And sIu s engaquI Page Forty SENIORS NIUMATH LEROY SSILI VXIUULIXVHTLI Hnnur Club. 141 Y, Trunk Amerimu Problems Om of III . grout minds of our lIny. But wIwn is lIlul? Truly, Iw is inlenigmzl and u m'ro gnv. Runs u Inst mile. MERRILL, CIVIARLOTFFA ICn- op Y- Teens. A jouy and active gill AIluays snuImg NIH: IOOIMIIH for fun. IIHS INGHy IFIGHIIS IIHIJP IS OIIIV HINT ! CDTISIIIQI'IHQ Ill'l I' 'IlIlrlll I-I'IIII ptl mummy MORELAND. DOROTHY SSIKI XIXHIKHISVIIFII HUHIJI' Cillil. GJXAH G.S.XV., Bulldog Slaw HA sum girl. Her artistic abiIily Ims u'on iIm udmir'ufinn uf anery- mm. Lam's sports and art. Aclirw IHHI IIP'H'IHIUL'P. I?UPI'VUIH' IIIQUS SDIJI'. MOSS. IEIHTIZN Cu-np. Glow. Club. Nvmn' a Jun moment with Eilrnn urmmtI. Her pqusing personality IIICIHIHIS far IlIl' many frlt'lldi. LmuIs of Int: once shy at ls slurful, 'II ! II? 'SSI r. SENIORS MUELLER. BETTY Annual Slarf. Known as Hm gal wilh Illa Jiu- momu Jae sure IS a lucky guy In get a girl like Pu?! And vica- mlrsa! losspssz-s a scintillating porsunulify uugnmnlod fly a Iripml 1y smile! MURRAY, RUTH EDITH Yi'l'vnns. HRH ! is liny lmf Jynnmia Sim Ins a wclunning smiln hr OVHU DHK. YOU ran ithEtVF JCDOINI 0H Rulll l4: slmw Vnu :1 IquII limr'. PFNNINGTON. ANNA MARIE OIKI Vnndward IIUIIOT CIYLIIL BUICI: Jug 5121 . Annual Shlff. C. DA splunJill SUIJPHl leunJ for success. A whiz in shorlrmml. Anna is How about nolhinq! XV nhfl nu! u imn slur qops milling 0H1! mm of ,ur slarie-s PEPPERS, JAMES L. OM VVnmlwarcl Hnlmr Club. HF Y, Slmlcnl Council. Visual Airtx hhmmie makes us max pantie. He's kt , handsome. wise, di? crm-I, um! popular with everyone III! mvvls. Am! Jurky I'm girl mi ill! IIJIU SllflgS El IPHUIH Slll'h HS 'H'! MULLINS. SADIE VIOLA Cukup. HA utimch'ue. quiet girl milk a sump! pvrsonaifiy. Her r'llarm ,ms fl'Ul'l II? many fl'iPHCJS. A QUIHI sfmlvnl. NILIROUTER, SHIRLEY Cu-np, A good simian! uml a girl we Iiberi by her classmates, Herr quivl mumwr ltruuL-s u JJIPOSEI'IQ pvrsmr uiHyA A lhlpmulqu and hurt, llVUrL'PF, Glee Club, Hmes fu llullcf'. Eng; parsonalily Cu-np, HuriH, PENNINGTON, MARY LOUISE tjn-dll A small girl. Very allrartirm. Has a pleasant smile am? a charm- ing pursnrmlily. A wonderful frimnl. But her lmari LP'UIIQS lu 'Bnb'. Lucky Buy . PHILLIPS. HAROLD Fnullmn. Baseball. Basketball. U'Pea-meE, as 'w is culled, is u very nice fellow. A Top-nolcf: urHcie. Liked by everyone. H12 can cook. 100, girls! Arma'l me HUI , K',lje ,PC'?H Page ForlyVone NELSON ELOISF. And IIHI' phML? suppfiwi will! Limiting partners. HPSHIPS slw. Jumws nlli'nys flush you 'wr srrwul SHIHP. OTERYAN FDNVFN Our Hf Um fem Fmrunm-Nul boys but what the Cumnwrclul rack in numbers Hwy muL-v up in tummy Cunhl always I10 I01 !!! roaming around U'w v'ttss lu give liw ffurslmlmr girls u NORMAN. l-IERBFRT Bnml. HA 'Icmrlsnnw fa'Houl. Always :Jrvssvd in Um Julr-sl slylua Blows u mvun clurim-t-u summl Wiooriy Herman, ,Hw 110v Inn rIrvlfmi! UHS'I'RE'IICIII'ZR. PAUL R I'hollm . Hlivu'vllmnls. Visual Aids. I'Ii-Y, Una n, VunJumrrr$ glwnuur lJrzysF-u pupu'urily hiJ. Likes to inL-o will: I-Iwrvvomu Has a winning: ,vz-l'snnu'ih' HIM mi carry him fuv Hurs 1'0tu :1 sum guy! I i E PURIFY. GEORGE Truck, anohau 'Thw oi our loss ur'lr'm' Iteuuws. .Muylw hols shy! Always H'ering u M wuilv. Vr-ry spurls minuwa Ql IINN. JOHN A gram! nnrsnn In imam. thrv sorinbfv and populur mill: ovary omu Rournml Hm Imus mu'll Jay unH! lu- Inumi n slmuing pnrlnm'. Am, whul charming jmrhwn Jul Irln'uvx snngmmH Hul' H's mu'ur sl'ululn'lfv. ldm'es- ml pvrsmmlilv Jul n. PICKLESIMFLR. JEAN Bunting Stu , Y-Tm'ns. uHus u plausing persomllily. whirl: vxplnfns Iu-r many friends. A Iwrv rural. uHrmrlilw Jr'nssvr. Pupnlur mill: buys um' nirla. POXVITIL VWHJAM Glue Club, Hi-Y. Quito 11 'mndsnnw Ic'uml'. Hus nursm' nmny a girrs Lrar! lo u! Ivr: var-mlumv Ullll J'riomuy. QUIGG. ALLENF CIHIIL A mlry ff git . thsun! and E vunrlmms 11! u linws. Although slw's x! IiHIv on I'm quivl' side. yuuvu lint, I'm! slw is popular mm; nrmrwum. RAYMOND PATRICIA Co-UIL A lwr friends ca '19. T'ulv. Fn Hf pvp und lu'luhly. Flux! be eruM' V'wuliI-s,I Fl! ul pt-rsnn 0le um! frivmuv IINH'HL REUSING, VIRGINIA OM Womlwaul Honor Club, Bu - xlng SIaH-dvcliinr, Annual Stanly Y. C. C. Hvr frivmls w Iwr iGinny'. Tups in 'u-r studies. and lmsfrfws Hm! slw 9015 around. Slip and f0 nwrl lllH-us ll'lln Jm-m'H ROBIZZR'IVS, HARRY Il'rrY, Baseball, Buskvllm . Baml. H0 ? III 1; ? nlIIIt'LPS around Vuml'umr1f. Shy uml llil'P. SUPHIS ruflwr lms'xlul mill: yirIs- lm- 'an Jur mini! Ins! rvlnr, Hrlrryfu Pnuu Fully II! 4. Am! um insupany. l,ilws rwr SENIORS POOLE. WANDA Tap Dinning, Physiolugy Club. As rule us l'wv l'omu. am! as Sll'I'Pf us 5110 is I'llh . Gals ulmul mill: m-vrwuw. Has '0le lmfr. PRIVIE-IT. IIICRSHITJ. Visual ANS Basrlm . Quivl. blll possvsivs a proasing pt-I'solluhly. VVJHiug 1:: Jo IliS s'lm'v 111 ll HIPS. walsmlf In lune 10. ls quid.- ln mulcu- Irimuh. RILEY. BETITY fu-np, 0111- Club. Armi'wr m'z'v girl In imam: n gnarl Irillml l1: hunk Her quiul munm'r is wry 'wrrmring in lmr. Hus u vlmrm H 'wr 4mm. ROBERTS. MA'l'l Il-I Clarkc-rlvaxlvr. OH VVnurIwnral Hnuur Clqu Y,C.C.. errrns. Knuws hum uml Jun: to harm fun. Hus 1mm many jillyrhug rmr lost prfzos. Vml rwm-r lu- fuumf u! tmmc- ml Sulnrlluv uigIll. Slu- E5 .1 lr-urlw' in mmu' uf LN rIassus, SENIORS ROBERTS. PAT 0H VVomlwanJ Honor Club. GAAJX. Y-Tm-ns. Slmh-nl Cnunr'iL She isn'I at u slIy-il dnvsn'! pay, 1,0115 El? Pnssoss:-s u frivmuy uml charming persmmlily. L- mmrr uvlir and n mining u'ur'L-vr H ROSIW, FRANK L. HE-Y, HVV Club. ankvllm . Baseball. A hard worker am! a gum! spurt. His ummwr is sllv. lml ho svonm In do a right muf- llm girls: Hvls um '11ou 'll'l'l' u! N't'lllln' um, IHK' J'ril'mls m'o muuyu SANTFN, MARY ANN Camp. Clm' Club. UHus u ph'usingf pHr'mnu'ily. If you vm-r' uvmll' In find .Munx ills! dial H. TITS. Yes. Hull 1's Hm Nurumml Rour'r Rink. Lul't's lu slaulv um! 15' prUHy yum! 11! 5!. 14m. '4 ufwuvs wining h: J0 Ill'l' sllm'u. 5A1 NDICRS. Cl HOE JEAN Cu-np. G. A. A 0M YVumlnzml Hmmr Club. YJK-uns. Frillmsiuslir ulmuf lhingrs yuhtg 4m nlmul Iu-r. Quil'v llu- qu mum! girl. :Uuun's anh' In Iunw u gum! linw. ROBINSON. ATHYLEF. :Vlniorvltvs. Choir. Amor'rt-nn th Imus, Y-Tvmw As :Jrurming amt ns gmrinus us Umy romv. Orw of anlumnrs nlllslmuling Month's. A r !!! F'nr Mu Pr'urlll. RI HCCKER'I', .lI'iAN CNJ VVmulwarcl Humor Club. Y. C C. YIII'm-ns. Lil'z- Saving. '7,leva la mum pwuy clumps uml Hm wars IIH'IH mu . Sim minis many of llwm. 100., Is always 9mm will: Hui mas! Ilcmdsmrw hays umuml srluml. A high ranking s'lmlvnl, Slut Fina H'Juxl H ILILI'LU RUEHL, AUDREY Canon HA mil Hondp with a guy frivnzui m'ss. Always lumps you hurglwiuw Vvinuinq ways marl u p mixing nwr- mnnlily, Oi'erutr'inq milfl prqx HP ! Jl'l'SH'lX RYAN. MARY JANE Lalin Chill, Hlysiulngy Club. A quire! persun mrliI you get It: 'mum lmr, A Irlw frfmld i'mlr-ml uml frivmfs slur- fms many. Vm'1'1 yelling In L'mm', SANTORO. CONNIE 'I'up Dancing, Biulugy Club. livnmsu of Iwr quivl. mmggrz-s silva- mmuwr, Cunniv mum's mul qul's milfmul Illl'lPlr furlfrlrl- nu! Hump mrm Imam hvr. npprm'inln ,u-r. Sfu- is n lnyul friurid, un ullt'ulilu- 'islmu-I'. u rr-uuv mu! Sl'l'lrl'l L'E'Ppi'r. SCI ENICJDFIR. CAROL Crimp, Annual SHIN. Cum! is u 'If Ctrnp, uml wim! u busy .1190?! fUlmrys rushing m'unnd doing; Sn Irluuy llrings! A gull ulilil n lu-r UHIIH'HUII is 1: sun' bill in filo, Thu! :ll'mrduliuu sluifl' l'u'lps u Inf. hm. Pngu Furly- Hu'vu RUNYAN. JEAN Cwup. Y-TI'I'HS. upvrsmmrily plus. Ambitious and u Ilurtl marking girl. You am 110 surr' liml if 5119 M'IS Iwr mimf on MHIH'H'UHH, silo. gll-l if! H14 run- fHIK fl'HtJH'NZJ. SANDERS. CORA Shy is a nary quivf girl, Lu! 0 sum ,u-r'sun la rmuuh Has a nfm- sruirr'. Hm; umum uf friv:u!s.n SCRUCCS. ANNA Y-Toons. A fill'o, on Um quiet side, Lu! SIN S Jl'il'llllfy lI'Hl EPP- 1.13018 fur Inn amt nsunuy film's iL A sum qu SI IITXVB' IAKIEK RL ITI I er VVumennl Hulmr Club. 0. A. A.. Sllulmll Cunnril, Y- Tums. Half of Hm Rosiv-Rnth combfmr lion. Always rustling mum! lull nmmr 100 'mxy 1'0 11- you one 0! ,Im' iokvs. Ujrurjwr. llmsv inlwsn A gmmI gier SCHROER. WILLIAM F. Hi-Y, Band HFuH OI fun and goml humor. Gris long will: burl: boys and girls. A nirv dimmer um! 1: sum Mfmn, SCOTT, LOUISE Tap Dzmr'mg. Chain Rr-uuy a sump! girl. Has a charm- ing smite and personality. Has many friemls amt Hwy u think slmk taps. She also Hays gumi limos, Isn't that right, Loni??? SIIAFER. ITTHEL FRANCES Quite! and shy but once a friend always a irinnd. She's loyal to an, PS'N'I'EOH'V Iwr Dr!!! 01111. Dilly. Ton IHHL iHJVS, :W'Hl illSl uwrvn'i 0 HI hull! SIMMONS. 'TI HZODORE A f'll'i'Ulllf'l' '0 chnodward. Hus umzle many frimufs. Hus his 0y? on Wiurwnu. wa friendly H! n linwx'. STALLINGS, S. JUANITA Choir. G. A. A ufmuxilu is a quiet person unlil you gel 1:: Farrow lmr. TILr-n she's quy mIJ Iorws hzu' fun, 5L0 Inns IllIlIlV friends. 81 JCKLINC. CONNIE Band, Amorican Problems. Y- Tz-vns, Tap Dancing. hQufet in manner but really charming. Has nice clothes nml knows how lo wmr I'mm. A suvsml giJ-I, Page Fany-four SENIORS SCH VVEIKERT. ELMER G uA Lundsunw, L'IwaHe fellow. Km-ps Hm girls guessing. You NI'SI'IIH Lily's In Ilwur pl-ggmf punts. SC'O'IT. MARTHA Physiology Club m PrPsideni, Y- 'I'mzus, Sluge Crili-Ivrs. Tap Dant- ing. A Senlcr-comerrule'y. Lu! sf ! nrmlu EL Actually, 1'! was an affirp mixup. Among nl'wr lhings Iwr filli! PUEI'U HHll' fif'l' ll Il'P'l'OirlP mMHiun l0 Hm Smu'm' Class. A I'FIIHV 'll'l'l' gil'f llllll H lll'lll IIFPSS' PI'. STARKS. PHIL Choir. Hi-Y. lev Clulx JTMIH u! V0othuurd's uclhw Sun- inrs. HH'H gimp Paul Rnbvson sunmlhing 1r: think ulmul. Hv is Ul'fy LHIDIIIUT I.?rt? tf SCIIUUI LII! Hum fw's II rmlnv uit'l- .quv. SUSONG, I'lITLEN Physiolugy Club. Public Speaking HIVIEIEH I105 1L charm. llu ,IUT IN . A wining worker and dependable, A good sluJenL she's men Hunt by l!!! IH'F CIHSSHIHIPS. 13 5 0f Vnmhuanrs lmmfit-sl brmmHumu SENIORS SUSSHINE. ESTHER Co-up, An alecfive Hand. Always meat in appearance. Has a winning pt'rr sonalily which gathers friends by the score. A swan girl 10 Jamal. SW'JSSI'II'ELM. ROBERT Hi-Y. Lunclmwm Squad. Luliu Club. A jolly good fellow am! a C'mrnlv er where the girls are CGI'ICGI'I'IBIL He's an energy saver at school but right up to Jule and full of pep uulsidc uf school. 'l'l IORNTON ANN!I I 0M VnmlwunI Hulmr VIIIIL G. S. Vu Amvrican Pmblvms. Yv'llvmls. A rimrming pvrmmdily. A w'xi: on Hm drum? Hour. Slu' is Mead fry Pllt'll ml t-m-I'ymun SJIP dm's u yam! iub 11f Jwr nrhuul u'urk. luv, JHRl 'MBLIf. PEGGY ANN Cu ulL Quint. umbilimn um! hm loud: 0! friends 'wvnusn of '11-r plrlusing purmnulify. Tim gurs handed for SIIFCCSS.H SVVEITZER. AGNES CULUP, Y:FCCIIS. Y. C. C. H5110, is I'm quiet type, but is mo, Maul by a liar frfvrlrla Especially by her bay fripml Dick. szVrc doing a right for yoursuH. Agnes! TAYLOR. BETTY VIRGINIA Quinl. but friemuy once you gal to know 'IPJ'. Hus u sweet smifel Another of Woodwardk small. cute girls. Choir. Y-Tvvns. 'H IURN'ION. IDA Lle-f le'l.P1'llS. HA Fifllo on the quite! sitfp Go sire claims. with n suwvl smile. A mnscipniiuus marker. 5L0 Inns 1:115 nj- frfvnds. Always lune lufwn yuu 01K, lmr rlwsl. 'I 0l, 1 lVf-IlL WILLIAM Li. ltl Vumlwnnl Hulmr CIIIIL Auwrimn Pruljfmm. Track. Faul- Imll. One of the pupu'ur buys in. Hu- Svniur Class. He's a good Sfudvnf am! a dependable worker, Likes Sports Hlid always E1005 IMIS SIIUYP, of work. A Irt'emuy guy able to go! ulung will: encryuuuf' Page Furlynfiva TAYLOR, MARY LLLIDIf Band. Give Club. Y-chnx Wiary ,ms a smile for urwrymw. Hvr firmly um! lllhl'S Iwr 90ml company She mars u sparkling; tfirunmul on Iu-r third finger. h'ft IMIHLH juicing murmur THOMAS. JEAN LOIS Friendly land uhvuys looking Jur fun. Has a smile Um! mi be u great help In her. and Inn to be wilh. Nice 10 know TI IOMAS. liLSH . ru-lyp. Nice pvrsuuufily, A lr'tw frir'mf mu! 1: good shrrlt'nl. Alumys has a swift! for you. A wining wurhvr. ulwuys Japzmdubha. FUN of pep. 'l'l iURNHJLL. MAE Cn-up. C. S. VV Hus u smifp fur uvorymuu VJm'les erd and rainy gufs irllu l,in swing of things, A nico girl lo Imow and 11 small IriL-mf. VULZ. MARY HlilJiN Cuup. Yivi'vvm. HA girl with u gnm' wnsv 0' humor. You vun't Iu'tr; tszing 'lvrt Stu, has :1 fatty for ery ut't'usiml. Lurlrts of fun, Nice to fmuw. W'A'I'SUN. UliUltt EM Hili 0M VVnmluant Hnnm' Vlulx. G. S. tVH Visual Aith. Y-Vl'onns. Gr'argiu is 2mm and quiet, Sim tans u srnttv fur vm-rymw umt u nirz' smite Jm-s u tot for u lwrmn. Sim aim tun- twuuly. Stu! is mid to by lltl! Luna Hnr'uu 0f tK'mJJ- uuuxl High. 'I'URNIiR, JULII'S lli-Y. Band, Football. UCtur ruggmt flliuilltk! TVIP lull u! Betty's dream. A nwmbur of llw Dull? palrul. is m'tivitilvs Ul't' IlltllnY I'll! Ulll'iUlJ. t'V'lIIIUS hIU intun-sting. uh, Julius. 'IXVYMAN, HDXVARD UH tVnmlwunl Honor t'luh. Hmllm . HiVY, Utillir. HA big tmnth- 11f brawn that :vas to tumult flu! lairvr Sr'x for u loop. A very popufar svuiur. Dependabfe. Sixty-minute mun. on. Buudog football squad. W'AIJ AljR. HAM DI .ll tnd tAlfNHltViird I.'1IIIHI gtllllt. Band. Hi-Y, Buskc-lljallt Hamill is sum , but tw's mighty. Esperinuy when it comes to beat- ing ltnl drums. He has many friumts 'mttl buys Auuf girls. I,- la H lem'n llllll SrlUl'p tll'lfsbllrt H'ltlUHI'MAN, Blil'iN' JEAN Vu-u'l. A mile. attractive girt. wtrusv r'mrmiug personality wins Inu- muny mlmiring friends. A sum JIUI'SUII '0 ICHUUJ.H Band. WEI ALS. t 'A R1 .. ' A quiet tmy ul tiums. taut hr! tunes Hm! hillbilly music. And he can rcuuy swing it. Hus rl s'ly smite. A grand fellow and u tmrct NITIH'J'. v'lib'l. XVIIJ'ZY Old VVumlwanl Hunnr Club. Band, Track Onu'uf Itu- fustost boys in Wingttt I'I'Ul'll, 0 fl ! trunk, lUt' tPthr A Hood friend to pnwyulw tie knows. Always ctwurfnl. Page Izurtyrsix SENIORS 'I'XX'I'H'Y. RUHICH'I' GIOP Club. Hi-Y. HFuH of fur: um! jolly 'uug'olur. He sr-unls to burst ttI,lPll '11! tmurs u gum! jatw. Duvsrl't give ttm- turtfes a break. Yuu should be HSIHIHHWIFI VUUHH 'l't II'ZLDIA Y-Tt Is. Nr-lmr million! 1: Mm'Iv. A :umu'l amt z'lmrlm'nu yirL A'wuys m'uttv rlrr'ssmt. Sluts titan! 11y rtl't'rlvmlr'. VVI'ZHI. FRANCIS, ANNE tjlt'tlp, Y-Vlvvcns. One of the cute Commorciuf girlsr Has lmuutiful ttartz twin Always IIIIS the buys in u ttittmr. And nvtn- nnt--wit.h fwr 9001! took: um! c'mrming manner. tVl-I'ltl'tiRH'H, .MNI . Anuuulwlitlilm'. Old VVumlWrInJ Hunnr Club. Y-Tcrns-vprcsiduaIt. Ameriran Prubtcmsr-Clminnan. lane is an energetic worker. A1- ways starts things: off with a Bang' and ends with u successful performance. Her magnetic purl snnnl quitilics act'ount for liar many friends. She's the file uf HIE party with txur witty arwci doles. SENIORS WI lA'l'LIiY, M MMA Clloir. Yi'l'twns, Y. C C.. U. A. A, A'She's Um! cufu MU:- gul who is always In of pvp mu! vitality. Like: dancing. purHPS amt gum Iinws. You just nlrfl huh? liking a air! Mao Norma Always dresses I'M Hm lult'si slg'lcs.u XVIIII'I'IIIICAIL IIIIDA Old VVnnrluunl Hulmr t'lnlx. G. S V., Band, Lumlmmln Squad, A quivf girl who lulu vary lmlu I'n say. Vary slurlions uml mining to work. Hus fnls 0f Irivmfs. Sump! um! chnrulirm as quy HiHu mnM Lu. XX'IIJJAMS. HUNAID l.. Anwrirun thiruu. Clinir, Ulm- Cluh. Hi-Y. A nin' lvunw. 1.0st u gum! fake. Allt'uys u'c-H Jrz-ssml. A sum guy. Liam: by u Hue girls,n XYIIJJAMS. LILLHN UM Vnmlu'dni Hmmr Club. U. 5. V.. G. A. A.. IJuu'IIqulh Squml. Linun i5 rm uHrmmJ girl. S,M- riL'vs Inn. Kuvps Ll spm'ful I'imu fur frown Yrs. 1? Illa limo! VVHI'I'IL, PERCY .i, Hi-Y. Amvrican Prulxlmns. Choir. A mtmly Ieuow um! uflen a! line wrung limes! But we forgive him. Liked by a who futon! llinL Hus- n m'cv vuicur-singing nuicv, mu lnmm! VVIIJJJWIS, ANNABHJJC Band. Chuir. Laiin Club, UIt-u Club. anumys has n rfwvry greeting and n ,Hmmrous joint la 1:! you. Hus 11 gay ulliludu towards lile-mizvs I'l' IN E! comes. Loves 10 gel into miy rhivi And usuuuy SLICCGIKISF' WILLIAMS. HIiA'I RIM: U. A. 1N. Band. U, S, VV.ylln-s Mrnl. Y-Tcons. Ht-ulricv is an uclim- 'illh' prrsml, She has tons of Ft'ivnul spirit. and un unwound interest in wary, filing. A reuny swan person mml good a! mu: Faint! 0f sporl. Inca- rlmlsnu rare for K'0udwuni buys. ,U 1mm! nul while fumes is around! VVILIJAMS. CURRINIC Corum- is kind 11f nu I'Iw qm'A-l st0 int! midi Umau who Imam lwr VlI l.lAMS, FRANCES Band. 'I'umbling. ITluppyganlurley. U you uuml lw 'mr-r' some guoxl fuughs fusi 'nml up Frances and slw'H rr-uny r'uwr' you up. She's IIH' mH blond illclf S ,mpufur with uuvrymw, SIN'.S Lu irlft'Hfgvnl. um! luL'us hLIHJU, mm : srriuush'. H'ILSUN, Bli'l'l'Y Y-Tcnns. Sum bu! mighty in many muys. Dr'rhlx'ruy mi llw rule sidrr. Hus u t'llurmfng smile. A Irivml in u . Always ready to Ir-nrl u fwipiny IKHHI.U Page Furty-sevun um . site's loads of fun. A gum, friend. A sum girl. H'ILLIAMS, CUILI'LICN .MImriLun Prolalmm. YiTr'MIR, HSIII S fUHy muf frivmuy us lhvy rmrw. Lifu'd lry UH. Ern-J'yuliu mu! :1 Illiuing workman VX'I'LIJAMS. DAVID l-I. HiAY. Baalct-lhuu, ll rm'L'. Amvrinm Prqums. Vrr'v vaL-lulqu mud u hard wnr'zmz A good ti'II'l'lP. Friumuv um! Rludious. Dam! is Heed 11y t-l'z'l'ymm. c-spucinuy Illa oppusfll' M'X. After u . 110,5 u 9qu fuuLing Hmfu ' YARBROUUI'L ROMA Cn-np, Ysrocns, A sump: girl with u C'ltu'miug pvrxmmliry. Knows flow to gain frir-mls mu! rump HH'HL Hus Him: XN'ILSON. XNAYNE Billlll, Drum lVlajnr. Ono nf Um handsome: buys cf flu' Senior Class. Popular with e-lmry- mm. A gmmi guy who carries his slum: 0f Hm loud. WOOD. EILEEN Pump 4 Eu . nicr' loulzing giri. Lomafy black hair. Neal dresser. Has a plunsing smile and a friendly manner. Also has a quiet but charming personalily. YI'IAUER. I-ILIZABILTII ANN Co-up. Glee Club. Tap Dancing. A sum friend. Lals of fun. Ami. mm Cm! Um! girl sing. Also Inns 1: Iulvnl Iur llmlCng. W'OI-I5RLTM, ALMIRA Vu-op, Savings Slump Clluimmn, GEN: Club. HA quivl girl. Hm! Es unlil you yvt to know flor. T'wn she is ready 10 Flaw u gum! linu', Always ready Iur' u Quad julet'. A lnu: Irienzl. VVYA'I'I'. R0513, MARIIC GIN: Club, Phyxinlngy Club. A roar Iwrrcul: n slide rhir'ie. An ullrurh'lw girl. Hus u plvusing smilc and a fricmuy manner. Very llii'll DIH'E :VUH JUIUHJ her, and 011, an pupufur. c'nlrlus and she wants HIPIH maul, 2:55 YHHC MA'I'I'II . MAE Annual Stall: OH anlu unl Hnnm' Club. G. S. XV. U. A. A. HIWque is u slim um! quiet girl. pwurum'o. Gouda am! kind. in Bu! she's a mining wurhvr mu! manner. Hus many friends. sIr0.s H'g'll up l'wre in n her siudir's. Winnie is Head by vtwryv um! Wilt; knows 1mm YI '.li. HliLliN Lulin Club. Slim um! gmriunswmlnl in up- Ylili, ROSIE Ntl VVuurIwurd llnnur Clllhv Prcsitlcut. 3. A. An Sludnul Cnuncil, Y-TCCM: nHus a ppppery persuquHy um!l jnsl IHH of energy and onlhusmsrn for OH XVnmlumnr. Has a frivmi- liuess Hunt's conlrlgimls Is rxluvavs spun willl Rui'l. Is called .Cv' fly hur Iriuan. Seniors not listed above . . . Kyh: T. Oliw-r Elizaijclll 0, Parks Palricia Ann Smith Runniu I it-Hs. Jr. James Haywuud Jilfk KI'UIIICI Page Furlyeig ht $9611 glow? : SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER Bo-lUnlmppy day or maybe. Imppy day. Anyway. Imre I am ImrIx' ELI school again; a wise old Senior ElI Inst! VVCII. oIcI. anyway. It was swell to see a my IriemISoor should I say IeIIow-sufforcrsl-ragain. 314 is really crowded. much more so than 201. darn 1!! Just my luck. Looks like. a struggIe in the offing! VVG IIiKI onIy IR! a day or SCIIOOI today. but the teachers Imtl to slay Ivor a meeting in the afternoon. II that were only an oxample oI' wIml is to comeII SEPTEMBER IO-ISCIIUOI-S surcIy gvllhlg started with u bung! Even the clubs Iluve begun. IV'Ir. RuImntIunsl Izmpropriolo name Ivor a teacher. 611D HiIINI the find meeting or the Visual Aids. and Y-Tocns Ilud open house at 7:30 IIIIS evening, Their new mollo i5 PL F. 8' F.r-4BUSIIWSS. Food. 5! Fun, I Imp? Hwy live up to it. 'Coursc IIm not IIIIIIIQIIHPI or the Iood part at uIII No! mucIIII SEPTEMBER llyUur Bulldogs opmmI lIw ItmlImII smson tonight by los- ing to I.zuvrv11cvlmrg l3-0, Tough luck, Iml just wuilIII wt- gel warmed up. VVP cun tIroam anyway! I! was I'un going Iyy lms. Exmryom- was Feeling so swell and BromchI's cowlwll iusl added lo the noise and merrimeut It wusnyl cvon dull coming ImmcII Vngx SISPTEMHER f'SoDoh-niion Imorv commonly known as D. T4 or IitlIe hvhurt boa W SirluisingI hogan lquy. hlr. DuIIy was in cImrgIv. All. Ior in night 5 deton- lion. bfgll. sigh! You know I don't rvruII IIml wo started in wilIl work so soon dI'lOr th Imuinnfnu oI' stilloul Inst your. Hora il is, illsl IIH' svcomI week, szI uIreaKIy I Ilth stacks of IJUOIx'S and own homework. Sinm- Iirsi impressions are so n-ry imporlanl, I guess it Ichmovt-s me to got Imsy. Then 11111wa I Cilll HliI along on my reputation for u wIliIeI Provided I sol up u good 0110! But anyway I IIlillIx' ifs a rmIIy inrIx' idvn. VVomIt-r iI Iminq u Sonior Inns anything In do will: it??? Looks like I'm in high gear! SJ-iPTI-LMIH-LR lhu-tTIu-r IuncIlroom situation is ccrluinIy something. SLK'II tIUHIVUSIUH. Il's quilv u strugglv lo Hm lIw I'oorI- SUI'IJ us. i1 isIHumI as muck olv n snuggle! lo Call it. You run mu-ss why! But lIu-n wv Hm slroII inlo IiIVII1 period class just about any old time and got away Will: H. Howuwr, lunfuy I almost didn't! I guess you can rzn'ry in good IIJingj loo I'm ! . SliPTllMHE-IR IT-Il's rough lo Imw your tIroam Imy on tho I'ooIImII lvunL Moons you IlilVO to Iqu yourseII lo lIw mum's. But n ImncIl oIl us Inwc Immod up so it Won't he too InuI Thank goodness Iur- cIoesnI pIay Imskell ImIII VVHII 10 :1 movie tonight. Really shouldn't have CIillPS during lIIc wovk. It means III Iw pooIme tomorrow. But IVII survivv. AI'lor an. a girl Can't negIeCl her social IIIO. now can she. Diary? Even if SIIC is u Senior and there's so mutII n! stoke. Al'lvr nII. IIlereIs the future to be cons'dcrvdn SEPTEMBER ISodXR'il. loam, rali, I'HIL rilIlI VVc- Inch our I'irst uLuIiloriumHI session today You guessed iloil' was a pep raIIy. Our t:IwcrIomiers arc su'wr-slmrp, all four and u ImII or lIwm .- 0ch half being Terry HiIII OIL the antics of Hull Frankie Phillips. SIH', rcaIIy lIIrows IivrseII into this cheer Ieadv ing IJusinossI Sl-iPTl-IMMILR IUHVVO sjol ULtI al 2:30 lmluy lo 500 1110 HuIIdogs lvur up 5L XI Only lrouIon was i! cutlod vice verso! TIN' Board OIA Education sent out noliros lIml there's In In: no more swimming unliI IIIC poIio epidemic lets up. The gals urv uII broken Iwnrlodw Iike IunI SEPTEMBER.QOyuAIleu HiIY IlruI iis Imyridc tonight. All. ilull moon! UII, lIml mam oI minof Hayridt's arc SLICII ruIJII EIiPTIiMBl-ila' 20-I:im1 chition of II : BuIIdog, IVIy name was in il IIIrco 'tIAnws. Gums Inn 2. suttcossII XVv also IHKI our First Senior meeting! loduy. IIIis mukvs In-ing' A Senior 50cm rouIIy official. Here's hoping we Imx'c UULIIcs mum o movlings, IIIal i5: 51iPTJiMm-IR JTHIIn-vridvs mus! IJP ronlugious, us Y-Tocns Ilad 0119 lo niu'III. But wIml Imppolwtl lo IIw loud? IWyrl nulnzlged lIauugIII SliPTLiMJsl-Jz ZS-VVUIW up with n sliII neck this morning. DIusIIvc been D'MU'CIL'II IIml cold air Ins! nigIIl -IwImf CISC???? Pragu' I'Viflrv OCTOBER UL'TIIIIIUI Iv-IHSII'U'I I0 saw: your pennies now. For IIH' IIiggosi IIIII'IIIIin I'I'i, EIIKI IIIIIVI Bigger IIIIII ISIIiIOI'I VVIIIIO. IIIILI BIucI Dunil III3IIII-'. You'll want one, too. IIIIII x IIH NIIIPH IIIII IIII3I II3 usiIIIi Iur lIII3. AIIIILHII IIIIS ICIIr H Isin'gvr illKI IJCUUF r, and ImII' $3. 30 Let's SCCI-IICSS I'IIIIIII- . . I stip II SIIUH . . . I95 I guess I can EIITUILI il'. OC'I'IIIIIiR 2,-33fi' UI'IICII'LI our Senior rings and pins toIIIII'. Guess IYII I'Iave to siIirl' practicing iII'IIt IJI'OII'en-ann- bli'Lll 50 I II Ix- iII sIIIIpr when we get iIIc rings. We aISO IIiIcI II Iire drill today. IVir. Fulks thought it wonderful that we IIiII ii in lwo riiillLlICS . . . IIC SIIOLlId soc us Iii iIII'ee U'CIOCII'I OCTOBER 4HWe I051 l0 Humilion Catholic tonight After riding up and back on limt bus, i II3CI weii quaiiIicd to write 0n the experiences OF El CilnHPtl SHITIIHCI OCTIIIIHI SwVVc IiIICLI out our report cards lotIay. They IooII Ilillc IIIIW, Iml II'IIit II tIIosc iCIICIICrs get their hands on them. Patriotic you P . .1 i KN. I03 immv- ITII. wIIiio, and IIILICI 'I OCTOBER Io'dFOOIINlII game loduy. Yes, we lost again. Our team roriIliIlII' docs IIEIVC ils lrouIIIcs. It would be nice to Win El game. But ii IInosn'l seem to gel our cheerleaders down. TIIcy IiCClJ up our CIIlIlusi- Imn, TIII3I' IIIII'L3 more pep. L HDUL BUS 2 13ij 7???wa o OctiTIIIIIR iS-An IIII- giII IIsschIIy today on iusI1i01Is.TIIcsc new Ivnn'lIIs IOI sIIiria IIrc lIII3 cIIusc oI many Iugumeuls. 1 1e Imys cIUII t like IIICITIII SIIIC tIUCSIi l ICIIIIy count IIIIen ii comcs 10 Woodward girIs-I IIICI IIIUII smoolII in IIIIleIingIII I3CTUBI R IO-IIIOIO IVIIS i111 ilSSCll'lIin Oil ilrI' tIiO Iirsl' DCHOCI. They 345 r3 n say mmIlmcIy 11:15 some Iiri in his soul. Too bad mine. hidden so I i3 11 II 6 . INSSQIHI Ilhs in? i1 EUOEI idCilI M '3 ha I n g . . K n-n n OCTIIIII-JII i7--Dr. lousicc CIImc IIIICII today IIIler I115 long iIIncss. h - ' I . AA . n ,I y I know III- muldni si'IIy HIVEIY Irom us long. VVC re certainly glad to A A A f; llilVP IIim IIIICII'. UCTIIIIHII 20,41. 5. VV. Ii'dtI ils Ivirsl meeting today wiiII Bliss Orr ilh' iis guiding Iiglil, UI'TIIIII-LII '2 iHIVO IIIIII II Ituuni III the AIIIILIIII subscriptions IOtIilyH 300 short. OI: woe is meII UI'TIIIsI-ZII l3-VII'iIIII RIIIII'II go! married today. Slieis swrroi. I'll ruIIIIy miss Iicr in IlomcroomI She and her IIIISIIEIIKI iil't' ImlII so fine i jusl IIIIOII' iIonIII IM' IIIIppy. OI 'IIIIIHI lO-Siuilcni CounIiI clulion. MII name ix 0n IIK' IHIIIOI .md Im just a B b- ImndIe 0i n- n- nerves. RI3IIIII IIIIII Illll iII iIIo iIIIIImIIen PaIiI imlingIi. VVIIs I eII3I IIil HS II cun- cIm giII.OOIIII1-IaI.I Paul OLsireicilcr IPII Ill IUV P Hill! il SII'PIPIUHI PI? PI Pll kIIliinOII LIOllIi IC JCrrPSIinlCIllS IIIC lElSCEIII OI 'HHHLR IOIAssmeI II on lJOt'IH MI. Casey IIIIII' IIIII o slI'ILIIIc out in 3IuIIIiIIc Imi Mr. VVeIJslor sure made a IIil in 33IOKKIIIIIHII I IIisII no IIOIIILI IIIIII: mom IlssoI'IIIIJ I05 Ii II'P IIliS OIII3. Open Ilouse Is comingl November 14... how um I Iwop IIII3 IoIIIs Immc? OII DIIIII. iIII3II3 is no IIIIIuv-I iiliV iuiuiv pII3IIsurI3 iII rImaininIr In NIHIUI IIU IIIiIrIII spui l0 I'III33'II up IIII IIIsl IICIIrI IIIIIS IIl XXII'EIOIKIIIHKI A II-II unvxpmiml IIIIII III3IIri- IMHNIIIIHQ iIIiIIg IIIIs IIIIppuIcII-I 3Ir. DIIIIII I401 IilillTit'iIII TIIIII IIICII'IY IjiI'I. Am! we were EIII so IIopviuII OI IIiIIIIII 3I-NU sIIIImI iIIIIIII' IIII3I I.IIIim ils IueLIIIIse OI I1 ionciiors IIINliIIIj IIIIl I IIIHHI ii 5 IIIIIIUHUPII IIIIII iIIvy iusi IIIInl us in II'IUP a day till IIilII lIII3 UIIHI QIIIIIiIIs illltI iIIIIIsII NOVEMBER NIIII; .IIIIIJI i-iIIis IIIIs IIIIIIII II Iiig IIIII Im XVIIIIIIIIIIIII Um INIIKI IIIIs IIH' 0 IIIIII iII OIIio IIl IIIO IIiIr IIIIII 'rlI II C I BvsitIcs iIIIIl. IIII mIlsinnIIiIIg Svilim IIIIIIII iIIv IMIII3I-III3I1III3I5 III3II3, Iculuivd on chn MIIIHC . 33PI01IiIiIIII IIII' II'IiIiIIU IJIJIIIIIIII IHiI IIICII IIvIv iIII3 IniIrIIIosl IIQIII oi iIII' QIII3I3II OI IIII iIIv IIost NOVEMBER -I-:XImiI1I-I SI-nim mvviinu I II'IIiI3 in miss ciIIss Im iimso IIII3I3iiIIgs. 3VIm suiII iIIIIiI! 311$ RvII IIIIIIIp Iwgun inp tIanIing today SIIC riuims IIiIIH'iHQ will give us IIIIILC- ICIIII. 'UIHC IiIcc II IIIIIII CID'JIIEIDII NIII'JIMHICR 3H33'IICI'I iI'I3 van cienivII in Student CquIciI. TIIC vlodiun I'vsuIls II'I3I'I3 pUblCiI iIIIIIII' LIIKI I'm sliII Oil the Iisl. b MIIII I PIIIII' ,i'l'fh' um- NOVEMBER 6wWoodward boys have. rediscovered yo-yus. it seems. What has a yo-yo got that I havent? Something drastic must he. done to stop this yo-yo epidemic. You'd think Woodward was a kindergarten. Boys are the silly ones! NOVEMBER 73-11110 gals ut VVoodwurd are really indebted to Dr. PeugleP. Hr: outlawed yo-yos during school hourst At least we gals have, a clear held from 8:30 to 3:00.I VVho said competition was the spice of litett NOVEMBER IQFJuniors are having their health exams now. Gee. t'm glad that part of my tire is behind me, but I remember stick out your tongue and say 'ah'. Lucky me, I'm the healthy type! NOVEMBER 13-No school for me today. I was in the group that attended the IVlotorcacte to see the proposed plans for the new highways. It was really interesting, and Oh, those radar sanctxx'ictleSHsimptyr atomic.I The Cincinnati 0f the Future wilt really be something. NOVEMBER ILL-Started taking Senior pictures today. All those scheduled tor pictures today came to school in the neatest white htnuses. And just about everybody had her hair up in pin curls. Gruesome! But they all wanted to took their best For their pictures. The boys looked pretty snappy too. Clothes do make. the, man! Open house. was tonight. I guess Mom and Pop know the here rihte truth now. I did my best to steer them away From you know whet Mrs. Stenger and Miss Tvrznik are having a friendly feud over who is to hum: the great honor and privilege 01 holding ott the stampede us the. guts rush to tunch there at the third Hour steps. the winner should wear a hndgc and a shoch- pvoot uniform! NOVEMBER IZ-Physical exams still going on in the gym so no classes tuday. tVtovies in the auditorium instead. Pretty nice. Gym istft my ttlvurite subject anywayt Betieve met. NOVEMBER ISM! had my picture taken today. I hope it Hatters met All you have to do is smile and twdtch the hirdtc'. It would be swell it they guaranteed results. Make mine Lana Turnert NOVEMBER IQHStude-nt Council Steering Committee was elected to- day. Imagine. only one haltot to each person how Could I win under such conditionsttt It woutd have been nice to he on the Executive Committee. III for no other reason. it would mean an extra picture in the Annual. tVItss Curry wouldn't like that uttitudet '- Student Council is busy at work already. But what kind of things do they propose to do. Distribute Christmas cheer, push Red Cross dona- tions, collect for the VVar Memorial. An important. I grant. But what would we really like to promote? We're just full or ideals. Our Sugges- lions would he: escalators, up and down; 'pepsi cota in the water toun- tains: coffee and doughnuts every morningytjust not For the underweight people: afternoon tea: no homework; more men teachemm handsome ones that is; more holidays; a longer vncatiuntt! I can dremm cunt l??? NOVEMBER QOmReccivcd my class ring today. Mme tits pertectty and it' looks simply scrumptious. I shall wear it on my third linger lett hand until 1 exchange it for something Jjettertt NOVEMBER QIHIt was funny today to watch how the. Seniors went around showing off their class rings, VVorse than a group at newly engaged gtrlstt But I guess I was us had as the. rest. NOVEMBER QS-Letter award assembly was held today. Guess rm u corporal now. I got my second bar. A notice came around today asking it any students would he interested in bowling with a league. I would have signed up if Cincinnati had any good bowling alleys but every one I've been to had halts with hates in them, and pins that wouldn't fall down?! Yesv I think Ht apply for a Mercantile Library card. I guess my schutar- ship will pass inspection. I must remember to turn my name in to Bliss Long tomorrow. NOVEMBER QO-There's to he a Scribhters' Club this year. I'm going to join. Inspiration do your slum! NOVEMBER QTr-ul just realized that Christmas is Coming. and me with no money. I wonder it t can make enough pot holders and house slippers to go around? Page .t'tfty tum DECEMBER DECEMBER 3,-aCllory has once more come to dear old VVOOdwarcI. Two OI Iier iIIustrious Seniors Ilave walked off with art prizes in the bird drawing contest For greater Cincinnati. Dot IVIoreIand got the first prize and Connie VViIIiams took the lI1irLI prize. Those kids really Imow Imw to give out wilI1 the IM'rcII DECEMBER S-The ImstlImII season is in Hue offing. Basketball books 73c. Maybe I should gc-i a job. A dollar Iwro and a doIInr there. OIL IVIeI DECEMBER lL-vTIIe Hockey pIay-OH is in IuII swing. Such Competb fion. You'd think their lives depended on the outcome. But then thatIs what makes the wImIe thing so interesting Wonder which team win win the championship? Some OI 1I1e girls Imve Ileen playing a mighty SIIHTP LELIITIEL Such IOFIUII DECEMBER TQ-Baskoiha game lodny. It would have Iwen Iun lo bent Hughes. Hope we have a holler basketball season lIIan we did IOOIImII. DECEMBER IBant Long wilhclrow. she's Mrs. VViIIinm Greenwood now. That 5 one way to got on! of micI-yenr exams. Seems like jumping Irom l'Im Irying-pun info l'IIc- I'ire to 1116! DECEMBER IQwJuniors and Sophs had their maps transIr-rred lo pnpvr today. In plain English. they had their pictures lakenll DECEMBER QZwA Jr. Town Meeting was broadcast right from our auditorium Ioduy. Billy Gore. Tom Garner, Tom Bugge, and Gene Gamble 10H the world what they think IIAmerfcan Youth Expects Irom in School. My, sucII intellectual fellowsll DECEMBER 24,-Our Christmas assembly was beautiful and impressive. Between IVIiss Clark's artistic decorations and Mr. Rimanosczy's mus- iruI arrangcmonls I don't Imow wIIicII contriImlmI lIJe most. Now for IE glorious holidays, sigh. sigInII DECEMBER QTWYJ-een Dance was a his: success. Ow. my red. Whoever said lIml In Iw fashionable at a dance :1 gal Imcl to wear IxigII IonsI I'II proImIJIy Iw IIoIIIyIing rm a wvr-IcI JANUARY JANUARY S-Ihuzk in the old sImcIcIvs again. No more holidays 'IiII February. I wonder if IIII Iw able to sup vivv. Ami tlwrc are those horrible examinations to worry about looI JANUARY SF-Tho War memorial collection began again today H this is the thinlyear. VVe'II get that plaque 0r Imrsl'I Hope ifs i'Iw Iormor; III? latter would Im messyII Aren't I the vuIa'ar one! JANUARY ISPJIumIJIing CIuI; sinrlotl today. IVIrs. Rellknmp says I lake the name DI the Club loo IiteraIIy. I IVUIKICF XVIHII SIM? COUILI mCanII JANUARY 1'4-D. A. R. Exam. VVIIew, was it' ever lougII. I struggled .1an struggled but I'm afraid I didn't do too weII. II 5 one OI those filings. Success would he prolifaIaIe tooI JANUARY IGHTIIings are sort OI slow these days. I could reaIIy settIe hack and requ except I'or one thing. Drnt ilI Wish I Imdn'l IeIt things slip Imrc. there and evorwawrc. BuIIdog out today. Carried an announce- nwnl about am Euslcr lrip to VVnshington. D. C. Wish I couId think OI somv way to Iinunre il! Kids who Imve gone on those conducted lours have ImtI wonderful limos. 011 MW go from morning 'tiI night. There's so much to soc in qusIaington. I could own stand to Iislen to CongressI And lIw inunl' lo Annapolis. I gums iI ilwlmlos tIml'. Now that wouId really Iw something! JANUARY 10-MnrlIm Scull won lIIc- first prize on Stars of Tomorrow program. I le Alr. Rinmnoczy wiII Iw sorry 10 see Imr gradual? um! leave IIw cImir this your. 1 uIvnl isn'l to I19 Iound iusl ex'erwaIE-re. JANUARY 20-TI10 Rmmwrs same M an assembly today. Music ImtIl varms IIHlI soolII 1'10 snvugv soul. JANUARY 'll-Pul MaImI'I'v-v won llw D. A. R. Pontesl. VVIIy sIIouIcIn't slw? blue remequ-rs llm Ilislnry oI Ohio Irom IIIG Iwginningyslm was llwru IX IoowII JANUARY 22-30mm meeting. ML Roebuck told us Imw to start peti- . . N . '. n u I hons Ior bcmor oIlmors. I wonder who I could talk mlo rlrrulntmg one Ior mo. Madam President - sounds pretty goodH JANUARY 23-JZXHIH vamtIuIt-s wore poslHI. I drontl Ilwm, but then, those urv llw Iusl I II Imw- lo lnIu' II snv ImlquIIvIIU Page I'Ufy three JANUARY QtSHSiiouttt have studied over the weekend hut nttcr a . a girl cant stight her social iiteti But starting tonight i'it reaity have to start plugging away. Bet everyone witt iJe tugging stacks and stacks of books home! JANUARY 28,-1Examinati0ns started today. American History and Math. Oh, how my head aches. JANUARY QQtJust English. it wasn't too hatit JANUARY SOHSpanish today. Amt that's that! Hope i managed. Time witt tent. JANUARY BtHAm i, ever giad today is Saturday. It sure nvmi 21 day of rest after those gruesome examinationsi FEBRUARY FEBRUARY QhDet IVtartin came hack to Woodward tor a postgraduate course. Just marking time until he can enter U. C. Wonder it he'll go to the prom. Amt it so. with whom. I can dream. cant i? FEBRUARY 4tCiui3 pictures were to he tnicen tqr the Annuai today hut the weather was 50 had tViiss Tenhundieid caiiect them nit. Such a snow slormt Only wmom n; m, thing you Can say fer it' was that it looked pretty. Ami my hair tookett 50 nice! FEBRUARY 5,-Coiiege aptitude tests were taken today. Twoivv yours umi i still tiOI'IVt iumw how to put tllt' square peg in the round hoiet is there no hope for mcit FEBRUARY IOF'Piayed Wainut Hilts today. it iooiis 215 it we iusl can't win a gnmv this yt-nr-ain any sport. Mnyhe weiii just have to wait for tile hasehaii season, but it seems so tar away. FEBRUARY lQ-thuh pictures were finally taken today. i was in undies 0t thom and tho camera stiii works. Amazing! And my hair didn't look too imciiy either. A in uii it was quite n gay tiny. But just tor us-dnnl tor iViiss Tenhunciietd or for the photographer. FEBRUARY llttVuicntinels Day and my Hileiia came through with a big box or candy. And me on a Ktielt it's tun t0 rcceivv Vuimitinosi Connie Wiiiiams got married today. What a nice vuientine tor Johnny. There'ii he no excuse tor Johnny ever iorgvlting his anniversary, FEBRUARY 16F4Jackie iVioreton withdrew today. Sim says sheis going, to retire and live on her oict age pension. Artimiiy she's mzirriageimincimt. itis beginning to feel nwiuiiy lonesome in 3I4 since all the icitis are leav- iiig. Can't Hume all this romance on Spring. it's a iittie tuo enriy im- tmti FEBRUARY IBHSEniOI' eiecliun results were post'oct today. President is Jimmy Peppers: VicevasiciPnt. Agnes biveitzer; LSecretary. Put Byrd; amt Treasurer. Pat tyinhattey. All my pats. it 5 great to imnw the powcrs that be. FEBRUARY 23yN0 schooi p-d hooray tor George VVnshingtoni FEBRUARY EtirdChns. P. Tart gave a tniL' tar Brotherhood XVt't-it. He's a fine speaker. FEBRUARY 27w'tjiiicct nut name cards ilCCORiin to how we want our names to appear on our t'tipiomils. To use or not to use my ridiculous middie name. that is the questioni hiy parents shouirl hm'v troniizmi that there VVOUiti he times iiim lhesei MARCH MARCH 'lr-vAit the kids from the Senior-minus moms who are going to graduati- in June wcrc moved to 314 amt 2m lmiay. bum is getting Cozy in the Senior homerooms. ii uii 0i them had mmio it. we d iJv crowctcti tor surei B.Hor e in Ad, tViARCH BHWe had our first real Senior music rehearsal today. The Senior song this year is uThe Song of tVian t in the singutar you'tt notice. Itis not fair and I protest hatter all the giris outnumber the teitns three to one. It s rugged. it s so rough some of our giris have to sing tenor aunt even hassii JVJARCH 4hSome ot the club pictures were taken over today. Boy am i glad. i looked tieact on those iirst mmsit tVtARCH SeGii-ts' piayctay, we got out at' 12:00 for a haltiday 0i tun unit h'oiic. VVe dictnit do badly either. pinceit in basketball. but brought up the rear in swimming. Too bad we tton't have anything hetlter to practice in than the Woodward hath-tuh. tVtARCH ShDear Diary, dot teet Hat. That scholarship test today was rouiiy tough Two hours or unaciuitep utcd torture. i'ugr' Fifry-four tVtARCII 9,-tVt0re vocationalt counseiing today the second IJCHHBVCFy tittte hit helps. VVoncter it they could suggest a joh where 1 conict make a million in i1 hurry. A hunch or the kids went shitting this evening, Had a swell time except for Chloe Saunders. She had to go and fracture her arm. Such a husinessi tVtayhe we need more practice. Scurcety had any skating: parting all u this year. But then there, werenlt many hroken arms eitherl MARCH 12-ch celebrated Founder's Day today. The graduates or 50 years ago were honored with a iuncheon besides music and b11tertain- 5 six 0 v a ment. I hope VVoortward has sonmnne as good as Betty Hurst and Earl L, Rice to entertain us when it's our turn in lOQSHt If NIARCII l-JP-XAJOOCItVElI'd heint its second class reunion since the war tonight The onty way I could get in was to peddle Bulldogs, so peddle ; ,-. i did! The Woodward Belt rang forth again this yeari A sweet tittte otd . , Indy rang it. Showed quite a sense of humor in her talk and her romantic spirit cctgvd into view. NIARCII ISHWe had a swvtt assomhty lndnyFrweird amt myeterinus magic. It was instructive too, nspecizttty lho part about the knot which was not :1 knot. whir'h. I might add. I did not unrtmtatandt RIARCII ledtye Rohirlson hegan a modeling: ctuh tmhly nfti-r schoult VVhU rould LP more suited 215 in- strut'trr'ss than u t'uII-ltenlgml mmtvl lilit' Ire. VVumtwarit's prin- ht-uuty and Miss Circular Cincinnati 0t I047? hhlyht- suntvss will he ours! Arvn l we the tmpotui mics! MARCH QZhWIr. Roehuck nu'nsurvtt us for mp3: amt gowns tmluy. My homt mmsm'os 7V1. My, what a rut, hvmt. Oops, what am i saying? tVtARClr QSHStm't 0t Easter vacation. Arvn'l holidays a wmidvrtui institution? But was I ever disappointed when the Washington trip was qucd 0 . A chance to see the cherry hlqssmns and it all went ttltt. I het iV'tiss Ahhiht ruuttt have ttimt. i ahnost did. hut the thought at my new tLustor outliE sort 0t sustainmi mot! tVtARCII QRHEaslvr Sunday Cont hut sunny. t were my new suit amt my mrsuqo. Aren't guys wo'mtwtlul? t hintt 0 Jrnzc hut rolusmt to notice! NIARCII Whigurit In st'lmnt again. Finnt lup t'mning up, APRIL APRIL 143m Diary, would you heiieve that they mught Mr. Fulks on that old April Fool's iotx'opdCaH Av. 4700 and nsk Ivor Mr. Linn. VVett, they did! . APRIL Byli, N. htwting. it was wry Htucutimmt amt lwsittvs tho. tunchmm was very tastyt You'll find it hunt tn ht-Iim'v hut wv ri'utty haut tun, APRIL 5rdSIElli0T music rehearsals are in tutt swing. Theylro wow ttm'l'llt. But hotiovc me that HFm-vwett to Thoei' is a tearierker. Won 11 Baseball game today. Oh, happy day. Victory is tinatty ours. it's been so long. th have a topinotch husvhutt team. Hope thpy have a good $085011. APRIL 6'-IRCIIPE1TSHIS tor the forthrnming tap dancing show are in high gem: I uiwuys thoroughly onioyott these shows. Next year Otto ljrcvs. Eugene Miracle. and Inwronm- Schultz will he Woodward's Color Guard. Congratulations. APRIL THBIUSI get my Annual pairt up. So many expenses; at this limv at the your and vspmtintly for seniors. Otli my tJlll'tIg'Pt! APRIL Q-qut a wonderful auditorium Sftssion this morning. Ttw hjmtt presented a concert. it was over 50 good. btr. Curtis is tops. Amt Lurl RiceHI couttt swoon just thinking ilhout him. Sinatra had htttcr took to his taurets. APRIL l'l-tTypicat April weather, rain and more rain. The boys kocp having,r auditorium sossinns. The Army and Navy keep trvinrg to snap; them! htayhe the armed sorvicvs win have hotter tuck than we girts are having! APRIL 13-Anothe-r Senior music retmursati VVe're getting hatter and fast! Mr. Rim. is astounded. Doeant he realize that this getting out 0t ctnss realty spurs us on! Juniors made out their options today. It makes me sad not to haw- to ptzm a program tor m'xt yvnr. Thvrv urv lot at smt mommltS now that the- cmt of tho srtmnt voar is in sight and with it grmluntiml. I Page t'lifly fim! APRIL I6r-HAIpIm HLY gave a Juke Box Dance tonight al 1116 Y, M. C. A. These dances arc aIways gobs OI. Iun. We certainIy did dance our feet down to our ankIesI ReaIIy worked up an appetite. Those: hamburgers tasted wonderful. I wish one at these dances wouIcI come up every Fridayl APRIL 'IQHOpeningf Day. SCImOI Imgan at 7:30 Imt we were dis- missed at I:00. Wasn't I the Iucky one to Imve a date Ior the very Iirst game DI the seusonI And I do IiIce Imt dogs with oodles nI mustartII APRIL 21-Did I ever say that there couldn't ever Iw tun many senior music reI'nearsaIs? II 30. I take it an ImckI APRIL 23wToday was IArImr Day and I IIutiIuIIy rnrriNI Imme my KIII'III'L Yes. and I planted ilI APRIL QQHToday was the day for the Iong awaitvd Tap Dancing! sIlouz And it came up to expectations. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Its always good. iVIrs. ReIiImmp certainly does whip tImsv cIunves into shape. AIKI the costumes anays look real nicv too. MAY MAY SFGFEILIIIHHOH PracticeI Now IIIIS t5 more like it 51er moot that I'm a Senior. II it Ilntlrft Iwen rm ltmse singing sessionst-d It wont be Iona now! IVIAY GnTOLIay I took the Stenograplly ProIviciency Test. How we've been practicing. Every day Miss Callahan wnnId Imng 0n Imr desk with her paper weight trying to bring us around to some SPITIIlIunce nI nrrIor so we- rnuIrI practice and tIur-m practice some moreI AIAY IO'dSome OI tIle gais Ilere at Woodward certainly took advantage! OI. Springr EIIKI what it dome to a young man's Ianqu I must have been crazy, Why tIitIIfl I? Just aImut every other Senior is engaged. And it 5 Ivan year IUOII .Iusl sour grapes. I admit itI JVIAY IZ-Grzlduation practice today. Reminds mc- lIult Class Day is in the OIIIing and that up to now I Imw no delimit? plans ulmul wIml I'll wear. Prices oIv ttrosses are 21 caution. hIawa I'II sew my own. The onIy tIirIicuIly is that I don't Imve much talent in this direction. IxIAY ItIFnIDisleCl 'I-rartk IXIBPI. Our Imys nre plugging nIan. IVIAY ISWVVHII t0 lIw Y-Tcens Hay Ride tonight. DiaI x-VP evpr Imve a gay time. I sort OI Iorgot wImt Inn Imy rides could Ile, Iiven it there wasn't a moon. IVIAY IT-RehearsaIs Ior the Band and Choir Concert are in ILLII swing. IVII'. Rimanoczy and IVIr. Curtis are keeping the their and Imnct hopping. IVIr. Curtis scIIeduIes rehearsals for 7:00 a. m. and Mr. Rimmmczy I'or 7:30 p. m. and II : musicuI geniuses of the choir and hand don't mind one- IuitH it says IIEI'BI What can they do but come aIter hearing Mr. Riman- uczy say ueither you is or you aint' nmI IVIr, Curtis say que tlwro 0r elsvuI IVIAY QOyI overheard Iinss Higgins teII Eugene AIJImt to put somev thing in tho IVIorglm. Didn't Imow schools IHKI SUCII things. Guess IItl better study 11 IiHIe Imr-rIor $0 I tIun't 0an up us 21 tIt-mI pigeon in the VVnochnrtI IVIorgun NIAY 2l-Pmnd and CImir Concert. Yes. il was really tops. IVIAY 24HExuitcment is running high this week will: the Prom coming OH on Friday night. AII the gals are excited about their dresses and II19ir dates. Don't know which is causing the most toido. Yes. I.m excited. tno. Haw a ronIIy cutt' tInte. IVIAY QSnJust 'dIJOut eVeryImdy is going to the Prom. There's .not too manu work Iming tIune in scIIooIt - 00 busy unlicipating a wnmIerIuI limo ItrfrIny night. OIL Diary. I do Impc I'm not to Iw clisuppointmt AIAY QG-TIIe candidates Ior Prom Queen are lurning 0n tIu' CIHII'IH thsr- tlaws. It s quite an I'mnor t0 Iw elected. AIAY 27nAttencIt-TI II'IE city-wicle Band Festivat. IxIAY QB-Toniint was the Pronx It was wonderIuII I Iove IormaIs. It's fun getting dressed. And my dress was a dream. SoIl net over pale Hue turrvln. I IcIt like I was just Heating along to tIxe perfect music provided Iwy Tony Cnppn nml Ilfs Imml. I was prclty rushed tonight. Just caII me Boner- IWIIe or the Inn . that is, I TIVEIIPLI the Queen in popuIarity. And SIN: was IovclIy. I ran lung in my veiry own tIEnry. You wont give mo nwny. will you? , I'ugu Fifty six I , t I t I i JUNE JUNE Ir-fIAIl. what is so rare as a day in Junef IVIayhe its a smile on IVIiss Higgins Iace atter a session with the Stagehands. Or an unpressect suit on Mr. Duffy. Or IVIiss Tvrznik leaving school at three o'cIocIc Or NIiss FeId not leaving at three o'clock. ActuaIIy I think it's the IeeIing that can come onIy once to a girl and that's that she has come to the first day OI the Iast month of her high schooI careerI IIITI ilI-I'Elid I IlttVE I0 take an ENEUTI. HOW can SOIUB ICHCIIEFS he SO NTPHU? I'm so mmI I tIont tlnre mention names. I'm aIruicI OI what else I might q ? J: 'lerx: write! e 0. gr 205$ Xw JUNE QwCourse were wearing Caps and Gowns at Commencement IF 6t iwavp Q h t hut there,s the matter OI what to wear when we go out tater. Heaven Iorhid me. Exams. 9 EH, 3X 4 that I would wear the same dress that I'm wearing Ior Class Day. And Tannv ,W J4X I'Kw therein has another problem. What will I wear CIass Day? I was going '--- I f '4?! I to make a dress. But it's so late now I'll iust have to dash out and huy one. tIUNl-l Al-VVouItIn't you Imow I'd mess around just tong enough to get myseII in i1 spot where I have to take an examination. I could die. But I hmI kt numher OI IeIIow-suFIerers. We struggled and struggled. There was so much at stake But I lhinIt I made the grade. 50 I guess itys now. Graduation here I come! I wish I could he around next year and warn the Seniors about the ' IoIIy oIV trying: to slip through. JUNE ?aSenior rehearsut. VVe really mean husiness now. Time is Lrett Eng short. JUNE. HHNever wiII Iorget IVIis-zs Orrys parting shot to my HeaIth CIass wuNevvr say .I run I ; always suy III try'i You run he sure we wiIII i ,e 2 w t t h Hue hand. .IUNF. IIHAnmmIs were given thtm-I Vtre got our moneys worth. nround getting signatures. I managed to get my Face in the hook at Ieast ii IIDZOH IITTIOS. SUFCE'SSI The memhers or the Annual Stan were certainty strutting about proud as peacocks today. But it s understandable. They did a reuIIy good job. It's one grand AnnuaI lo immortalize one grand cIassII JUNE lt-URADUA'IION. And now my high school career is reaIIv finished. How I've longed I'or this day. I IeeI reaI proud OI myseII'. The. Commencement exercises were very soIemnF-quite Iitting I'tI 521v con- sitIering that it's a solemn moment when a person steps out oI mile roIe into nnother-mut OI school where much was done Ior us into IiIe where. we're on our own. Had a hig time, doing the town aIter graduation. K N -- w IMWMWMMMMM WeII keep trying IVIiss Orr. JUNE 0-Chiss Day. That long awaited day IinaIIy arrivecIi For three years I witnessed the Class Day ceremonies or other classes and looked Iorward to the dny OI my own Class Day. And now it's come and gone. But it was so wonderIuI. I never will Iorget it as Iong as I five. I IeIt so proud as I passed under the Itoweregg'urlanded arch. To me it has aIways been the symbol OI the passage I'rom schooI into the worIcI. I guess IVm just a IittIe ahead oI myseII considering that I've not been graduated yet. But I Imow graduation won't impress me any more. It isn't possthe. Everyone looked so nice. A the dress 5 were so pretty and the IeIIows looked pIenty sharp. We were all n IittIe sad as we marched out singing FareweII to Thee . .IUNE meNow that CIass Day is over the next thing on the scheduIe is Commencement. Since thats pretty IinaI I went aroumi today to hid IareweII to some OI my teachers ,., favorites and otherwise wMiss CaIIuhan who CIaimetI some of us were unhatanced .-4 not mentioning any names, NIyrtIe; Nh-s. Walker who held the. Ieash on the Bulldog Statt: Mrs. RehIcamp who just about worked herseII to death over the tap show watching us practice; Mr. Ruhendunst who worked so hard to make the worId saIe Ivor pedestrians tand that's usD; Miss Wurtz whose new green cIress with the nait heads reaIIy sent us U wonder iI there was any hidden signiIicance to those naiI headsn; IV'Iiss Hanau with her hair newa waved for a clay; IVIiss CIarIc looking like the artist she is with her gay smock and paint on her hancIs. Wish I had more time. But I must get some steep so In be beautiful come next IVIoncIayI out today. Yes, they are. bigger amt I IeeI on the dizzy side from ztashing $Mufelnni FINIS Page Fifty seven EN 5 : WM Cfadd POIUA 2C? Now Elmf I lmvv mmle llw Ins! entries in my diary. il nvcurs l0 me that ii would be inlorostingj lo jol' down H10 Impes and ambitions of my ulnssnmles in Um Senior Chlss. Some or lilcm lmve lolvly iJeus as In wlmt l'lle I'utua'e has in store for tlmm: some run't lw serious lung PHOHQII to give llmuglnt t0 110w lllvy wiH mm! tlwir Iivi ing! Now llwre's Jimmie Poppers. He wants In IX! :1 vlwmiml cnginvmt Paul Oosirvirlwr wants to ho a phnmmvisl: Pal Bynl Impns lu Im in imu'lwr: Charles Ciolinn wants 10 be a professional Ibullmll pluyvr: .Iumes CIomuns, a lawyer; and Opal Covvrl, 21 tvleplmm- opernlor, Joe Muzzei 1mg ambitions to he 21 Cllelnisli Junw VvtlvriCI1, u C. P. EX: Edwin yHrynn. 21 book- keeper: and lm- Rnhinsnn. u mmivl. VVlly. lwro cnmvs Hanv lnuiv. l Ii. Unvlt' Inuit VVIIalrvvr arr! you dninsj. Child? H011. I'vv just lwvn jutting down a row of ilu: nmhi- linns OI. Hue kids al srluml. I was lhinking lhnt it would lw run to be able to look back in a few years and see whoihcr or not they arhiovv Ilw nmlrftions lllcy lmd wimn Ilwv wm'o at SFIJOOI. HA good idea. but Imw duos. llw ideal strike ynu In :ur'llmHy take a Foul; into 1139 fnlurv? uBlli 110w vaH llml lw pnssil1lt'7H ll mulrl 1w arrangul. You know llml nvw invvw iion Ike hem working on. my Time Wlachilw? Mnylw we rnllltl lry il ouL Gel a ruuplp or your Frivmls nmi rmm- over In my laboratory lnmnrrmv morning. ll Inns In'on several rlnys since I slnrlml HliSV nml it is good lo 519! lunch and be nHv to record wlml Imp- pvnvd u! Unrlo Louie's laboratory. Vn were filled with apprehension as we approached tlw lnuge gray lHIiMing whore Uncle Louie concluded I115 oxpwrimcnls. As u'v vnlorod lnis Inlmrulury, we were filled with n wnso or mvp lwrnusr while wv did Iml Immv exactly wlmi f0 t-xpm'l. we did know tlml Hm machine was sup- Imsod In 1rnnsport us into lilo Illlurc and allow us In Hx-w llw worm nl nny Univ of nllr r'hoiw. VVOHHIH you Imvn lwvn u lvil l'righh-nml n1 llw prns'wwl? Vr-H, l'uux- rifly vigyllll so were we. Uncle Louie met us. In the center of the room was a large machine. so complicated that it over- whelmed us. Wires and great black dynamos were everywhere. In the middle of the cabinet was a screen, and Uncle Louie explained to us that on that screen he could picture for us the happenings of any clay in the future We said we would like to see what the 1948 Woodward graduates would he tioing in June, 1958. The prospect startled us because it tlidift seem quite right to spy, as it were. on the boys and girls whom we woulcl be seeing again in a short time in the present. Uncle Louie turned the dial and pictures began to Hash on the screen. Not only dict we see pictures but we also heard voices! We recognized the voice of Mr. Fulks even hetore the picture cleared. He was talking to BILLY GORE who we realized was now a successful newspaper editor. As the picture and voices become clearer, this is what we heard. Yes, the graduates of I948 were truly outstanding. Such a vast array or successt'ui individuals F! success- ful in so many different fields. Yes. you could write a very interesting editorial on this topic. Now, there's JOE JILES, tumous for his daily comic strip published in hundreds of papers throughout the country: EUGENE hriAtV'lBldE, CHARLES CADLE, DAVID VVILLIAIVIS. and JAMES BURKE, outstanding engineers; hIARY HILDEBRAND. one of the few feminine iudges in the country; ASHLEY BAKER, 1euder of his own hand; NANCY FARMER. just chosen outstanding model of the year; ROOSEVELT BERRY, head chef at the Plum Terrace: and HELEN YEE. the modern Wladame Curie. Some of the 118 graduates have even come bitch to Woodward to teach. Shall we stroll around the school for 0th times. sake and you can see for yourself. There's GILBERTA BOND, our new psychologistrawe could have used her back in '48; MARCELLA GRIUSBY and PAT BYRD are athletic instructors in the girls department where PAT specializes in the teaching of Judo r-a dare we say she learned it hack in 48 ,. there were so many wolves in the chiss; whihs DONALD tVlcFINLEY is in the boys. physical education department. Oh, hereVs 207, stiti the nursery for the Bulldog. That's where you got your start, isn't it, BILLY? VIRGINIA REUSING is the journalism teacher noweu second lVlrs. Walker! CONNIE SANTORO is teaching geometry. Amazing. isnt it? Oh. here's the office 01' tVlARUIE DOERR, truant officer. Shes Lery good ,.. tmows all the angies 0t nhsenteeism. DeltOlS DAUIEY is an English teacher and EILEEN WIOSS is teaching typing while mark- ing time until she lyintls n millionaire hushandl ENHVIA GROB teaches singing with time out periodically for in concert tour. XVe're very enlightened here at VVoodwnrtt these days! As BILLY Iotvt VVoottwnrtL he headed for his nifice in Cincinnatihs newest skyscraper, located at' Finh and Walnut. As he walked down VValnut Street, he greeted FRANK ALLISON, now a higitime operator. dressed in the very latest of masculine tashions, and JANIES JACKSON who looked quite dapper himself: JANE VVErl-TERICH. tumous us i1 huhhie gum tester ins we watched she blew a giant huhhle right there on the streetU; 11nd JUANITA STALLINGS, the social worker. walking with her sailor hushantt. Farther on he met GEORGIA WATSON with an even half dozen children. Along came NIATTIE YEBY, with her tour sets of twins. hurrying to the Nursery School conduvted hy ALBERTA tVIILES. who is meanwhile waiting for her rich llllt'lv to die! As he entered his office huilding. he met reporter ETTA DELANEY and they stoppett to glance at the directory in the tohhy. right next to CAROL SCHENEIDERS elevators Here we left them and the next picture which ashed on the screen was a husy office on the 36th Hoor, It was the establishment of TED ADKINS. millionaire importer. In the reception room where JOAN JASPERS and JEANNIE GREGG, rpcppuonjsts, and at a switch hoard. INIOGENE FJJNCHEWI was plugging away. There was a crew of stenogrnphers mid typists nt work. ANN DANSBERRY, JO ANN EDWARDS, HELEN SUSONG. EVELYN UliItMAN, MAY THORNHILL, JEAN REUCKERT, and MARY ANN SANTEN. Book- keeper FUNU CHOW was hard at work, while ROSE EPPERSON and MELBA HALBERSTADT wnrlmtl husily nt their mmptometers, File clerk BETTY VVHSON. who insists on filing the names of possi- hlv hushamls for herself in umung Company papers to tho mnl'usion of her fellow workers. worked happily away. Pug Fifty nine Next we saw the office or DAVID LVIATTAN and RICHARD LUDWIC, accountants. talking to their secretaries, ESTHER SUSSHINE and SHIRLEY NEIROUTER. ROBERT HENRY, the Famous lawyer. with his girl Friday, RUTH BURNS, who is still looking for that rich husband so that she can sleep till noon each day. were in serious conference. Their discussion centered around WILLIAM TOLLIVER. the well- knnwn journalist whn was having copyright difficulties. On the 12th Hour. we were taken into the Office and private hospital or Dr. THOMAS BUGCE. He insists that his nurses he most eFFicient and capable, and while he would not admit it'. pretty besides. So we were not surprised to see nurses PAT NIAHAFFEY and JANET LOCKARD. Wloving into the hospital. we saw nurses JEAN DICKERSON and BETTY JEAN W'EIGHFl-MAN soticitousty hovering over hruwny patients. Bustling about were nurses lV'lATTtE ROBERTS, ROSZELLA BROCKNIAN, CARETHA BUIE. BEATRICE WILUAIVIS. VVINONA COLE, LORETTA GAINES. and BOBBIE LOVE. In her small nt't'ice, ANNABELL WILLIAIVIS. dietician, was busy planning the days menu with NHLTON UREER. diminutive cook, hovering at her side. Wringing her hands was ELIZABETH YEAGER. dishwasher. who was seeing mountains of dishes rising skyehigh in the diet kitchen. In his office. pharmacist ROBERT SVVISS- HELtVt was husy concocting Dr. BUGGE'S famous prescription Ivor HBUUGE JUICE . while ROSE ADAMS, lahoratnry technician. went calmly about her husiness. On another Hoor we saw the Commercial School conducted by CATHERINE GRAF and JOYCE Ble- CAMPBELL. There were typing teachers JULIA HANDLEY, SADIE MULLINS, anal ELSIE THOtVlAS. Loyalty was one or the virtues acquired at Woodward! A is excitement because AGNES SWEITZER. typ- ing champion, is to give an exhibition. Next was the office of THOMAS GARNERt auditor. and his aids. RITA GREEN and EVELYN JOHNSON. One last picture carried us into the advertising agency of JOHN BENNETT and WILLIAIVI POWELL. Off on one side of the room the office I'orce was hard at work. We saw familiar faces F: BERTHA BURKS. BETTY TAYLOR. DORIS NHLON. and ROMA YARBROUUH. In came commercial artists THEODORE SININIONS and EDVVARD GARMON with layouts they had prepared. At this point several giggling girls came in. among them ERMA BURNETT. LILLIAN WILLIAIVIS, DELLA NIATTHEWS, amt SHIRLEY CARLOCK. They picked up the now primping stenographers and OH they went to lunch. Slowly, picture by picture, we were carried up town. VVe noted JOHN QUINN chauffeuring million- aire RUTH JONES to a musicale for the benefit of the VVoodwarcl Scholarship Fund. We were given a glimpse of the performers, BETl-Y HURST and LaVERNE BOLLER. vocalists. We saw WIARGARET CHIPNIAN, stilt with her sweet tooth, stop in VERNON HELLERS candy shop, Everyone says he makes candy as good as his father did. The sign over the pharmacy next door read JOAN AMARENO. JVtodern Apothecary . Inside EDWARD BUSCH was making a purchasew Sen-sent and at the same time keeping 1m eye out for any charmer who might pass by the door, still the Casanova. On the other side of the store, wouId-he pharmaceutical Chemists PAUL OESTREICHER and JOE MAZZEI were ierking double choco- tnte sodas for drooling customers EVELYN HAZELY. IDA LEE THORNTON, and ROBERT TVVITTY. Our next stop was the Circus Grouncts where the circus promoted by RAY JOHNSON amt GARFORD HOY was heing held. At the entrance CHARLES CIOLINO with his fruit Cart was chucking all the pretty girls under the chin and trying to make them buy the watermelons he was peddling, Who was setting tickets hut EDVVARD BURKE, with charming NIARY HELEN VOLZ taking the ticketst A tout! voice we heard turned nut to he coming from CHARLES BROMWELL, harker deluxe. Ladeez and Gents. right inside see RENA JOHNSON, fan dancer unexcetted: ANN PENNINGTON. the world wonder with hair so long she can wrap it around her like a cloak; RUTH SHEWIVIAKER and her nea circus: EDWARD TWYIVIAN. worIcI champion weight lifter: VIRGINIA GIRTEN, the bearded lady; and THEODORE LINDSEY, sword swattowert Have your fortune told by Wladame NIARY BIRKS. she knows ntt and tells alt Watch NIARY LOUISE PENNINGTON, master or trick pool shots. After the show see PEGGY THRUMBLE give her exhibition of stunt ying uncl ROSE YEE make her Lleuth-dofying parachute jumpt age Sixty Under the tent we saw u wundcrlul slluw. anti some of the performers were Wothlwarcl graduates of '48. There were bareback riders JACQUELINE KUZNICZCI and ERMA GROSSER, so lively and graceful; tight rope walker ANNE WEST; and aerialists PAT ROBERTS and WILLlAlVl SCHROER. Several of the clowns looked familiar. There were RAY ASHBROOK and CARL WELLS with JOE DAVIS a5 a policeman clown. HAROLD PHILLIPS expertly put his trained bears through their paces. Carried along we s'aw iVlARY RYAN demonstrating her newest invention, a l'ountain pen thul wrote on paperl Among the crowd gathered around to learn more about this phenomenon were DONALD WlLLlANlS, ARTHUR HACKET. LULA BELLE LONG. HELEN HARRIS, JEAN RUNYAN. uncl ROY BEARE with Eileen. Close lay was WAYNE WlLSON. handsome as ever, but ol all things. selling balloons! Near the 0in was. VHERlVlAN CHANNELL wearing a tall cllcl's hut. expertly roasting weinies and serv- ing them to his eager Customers. These included WlLA CAINES and her three little lylms. ROSE MARIE WYATT, JUANITA CROWDER, and CORA SANDERS on a hall holiday from their office. and FRED lVIATHES, who has hvarcl that lhe mustard on the Weinies will grow hair on your licadl Our last view or the circus was 'a picture of DORIS BLEDSOE and RUTH CRAWFORD ullemptiug to round up a group of about fifty children they liild brought lrum tho Vl'rcevday nursery. ustrilxe three .1 uml wc knew we were at Crosley field. An exciting game was in progrc55wlhe Cincin- nati Recls vsi tlu: All-Slnr Girls. As we looked closely we coulcl spot some lvamiliur laces 011 both teams. There were ERNEST HUNTER. HAROLD WALLER, and JACK HOOPES. with bat boys CHARLES BALLARD untl RALEIGH CUNDIFF. Even alter ten years these two were fussing untl poking one another as they did at Wootlwurcl. We were amazed to 500 FLORA HEHN. CHARLOTTE NIERRILL. DOLORES EVANS. ancl RUTH DAVIS 0n the girls' team. Imagine! In a choice hox we saw BETTY HASTINGS. BETTY MUELLER, EDITH DAVIS, WANDA POOLE, and BETTY RILEY. In the grandstand we could see business partners AUBURN lVlCDONALD ilhd LEROY DIIClVlATH; HILDA VVHITEHEAD buying a hug ol peanuts lrom ACE DAVIS; IRIS FELDER, the funeral director without a hotly this line clay: uncl a guy party mzulc up of ETHEI. SHAFER. ALlV'llRA WOLFRUNL and lVlAE THORNHlLL. Could be this was Ladies, Duyl - A turn of tho clinl and we were in the Union Terminal. People wen- milling everywhere. Up one. call the ramps came railroad employees EDVVARD HARRIS, CHARLES LUSTER, ancl GEORGE HANIILTON, with JOHN HENDERSON and GEORGE PURIFY who were dressetl in the uniform or the Railway Mail Service. Accompanying this group was WILEY VVEST uncl JULIUS TURNER, railroad mechanics, deep in conversation with LOUIS UAINEY, the ruilroacl's electrical engineer. XMC SilVV lilaohllD CHARLThiN tVlIOSC lJ'dIld VVEJS SCllCdulCd t0 plily an engagement ilt Coney lsland. He had really made a name lor himself. Along with him came the members or his hand. some or whom we recognized-HERBERT NORMAN. EDISON GORE. MARY TAYLOR who plays the Glockenspiel. HERBERT MICHELL. BETTY KINEBREW. KENNETH MARSHALL. JEAN THOMAS. and THELMA VOC-EL. Forming a little group of their own came the memhers or his vocal quartet. lVlARTHA SCOTT, PEGGY CARMACK, MARY HANSON, uml HILDA FALLINGS. VVc noticed JIDIMY PEPPERS, so handsome in his Army uniform. and we starccl wiclc-eycd at the. live stars on his shoulders. How handsome, Admiral EUGENE ABBOTT! VVhat a pairll As they walked past 'llrnwler's Airl. nut dashed ALLENE QUICG and NI ARTHA KIRK to lend what aid they could! Next we saw CHARLES BANKS. back From one all his cross-country juunts: CORRlNE WlLLIAlxlS and FRANKIE D'ICCRARY beginning another of their tours as concert pianists: WlLlVIA LITTELL. the Congresswoman from Cincinnati, just in from XMnshington: GERAUDINE LAlVlPKlN, world traveler and lecturer. accom- panied by her secretaries LaVONA BROWNE and LOUISE SCOTF. We really felt like the original HArriving or Leaving man but the pictures continued to Hash before us. There was ROBERT HALCOMB. still tho play-hoy. just buck from u winter in Florida: LOUISE JONES who was such a hit in the New York night clubs; DOROTHY IVIORELAND. swimming champion who had long since eclipsed Esther Williams. Page Sh'fynnt Wloving along deep in thought was RAYD'IUND GRIZZARD, the welt-known untl wett-heloved preacher of nationwide reputation. evidently thinking over material for his next sermon. An effusive greeting hy MARY HUNTER, ROBERT AUSTIN. and ELOISI: NELSON swept him out of his reverie and recalled him to the present and the speaking engagement he had in Cincinnati. Among some Hollywood slurs arriving on a train from California were RUTH MURRAY, EDWIN O'BRYAN, the successor of Peter Lorre. and tV'IARtE KILBURN still pursuing the qtamor hays. There were ANNA SCRUGUS uncl PHILIP STARKS, the great opera singers, and SARAH UAINEY and PAULINE tVHDDLETON. weH-known radio comedy team. I Next we saw several suburban scenes. Belaktng her way to the beauty shop operated by BARBARA JOHNSON and JEANETTE tVlcNEAR was JUANITA HARRIS, trailed hy her Six children who win rcufty make iife interesting for the heauticianst On the next corner was an upholstering,y shop operated by RUSSEI. BOEHM and ERNEST FRYE, newly returned from sailing the seven seas. A sign over an impres- sive funeral home named ATHYLEE ROBINSON,1norticiar1. She moctets on the side! Signs proclaimed .Il-ZANNETTE BRYANT, Interior Decorator; tVtoctistcs VERNA HARRIS, THEUHA JOHNSON. and DORIS NADDOX; DAVID GRIGSBY and PERCY VVHITE. Tailors: BETTY LAVVRENCE. D. D. S. Urer dentist is one of her patientsn: and PATRICIA RAYMOND, Home for Doggy Doggies. Displayed in the window 0F a bookstore operated by IVIARY tVHLLS, now married to Harry, we saw gnyly jacketed nox'els written by LUVENFA IVIATTHEVVS 21nd GRACE AUSTIN who collaborate on terrific love stories. Vt'e saw AUDREY RUEHL, EILEEN WOOD, and NIARGARET BLACK. contented housewives, taking all ul'ternoon stroll. Pushing a baby carriage, PAULINE FOSTER hastened along. Staggering home under stacks olv papers to he graded were teachers NIARY BENNETT, MARY COVINUTON. BERTIE CRAIG. 21nd VERDELL JOHNSON. Times have changed, eh? VValking sedatety along with several of her students from the Convent School was at tiny rohcd nun who turned out to he tormm-THRESA HILL, now calm und serene. VVulhing with her charges was lV'lYRTLE HOSKINS. Yes. they were tall handsome veterans who couldn't tear themselves away from the rest home where JWYRTLE was hostesst We noted it guruge oper- ated hy BOB CARRIER aunt HERSCHEL BOURNE, and fnsitle mechanics ELMER SCI IVVISZIKERT uncl HARRY ROBERTS were hard at work. On the corner was RUBY BRATTON'S Pre-Kindergurten School and no small part or her troubles was caused by LORETTA LUKEN'S mischievous quintuplets. Suddenly we were back in downtown Cincinnati. It was night and the signs were Hashing. Before us was a famous restaurant. BILL CRELVLIN was head waiter. and very dignified he looked too. He was show- ing a party of former Woodward students to their tabtewRONALD HARTIWANN. CHLOE SAUNDERS, HERSCHEL PRIVITT, EVELYN FORTUNATO, WANDA McCORMICK, JEAN PICKELSIMER, unct FRANK ROSEY, Toward the end of the meat out came HENRY JACKSON. head chef in the French manner. who began dettly to prepare the crepe suzettes. The next scene was out on the street where we saw Our party of vx-Woodwarditcs gazing at the theater marquee where Hashed the sign. 'hLove in Bioom , featuring JANE LAND and tNENDEH. BAIRD. They seemed to he deciding whether to go to a movie or a night club. Evidentty the latter won because the next scene was inside at night club. LAUNA HEA'l't'tERLY and her uII-girl band was providing the music. RITA FIORESI was playing the piccolo, FRANCES WILLIAIVIS, the ute, end CONNIE SUCKUNG, the baritone horn, while CHARLOTTE BENNETT, girl tenor, provided the vocals. hNe were just in time for the our show; NORIVIA WHATLEY and LEONARD BREWER appeared as a dance team. tthey were oxeeilenU; D'IARY FOSTER did imitations: FLORA HANEY sang it romantic love song: and CINDER- ELLA BISHOP and RUTH BURDJCK danced. As we watched. the clock ml the Walt moved around to twelve. midnight, illlLl with the Longing ol' the chimes. the picture before us faded trom the screen and kill was black. Our Eght into the future held come to an end. tlnm- Sixty tum 1.5 ank M .Cu. ,. a. 2.1. . r1 . - ,L. a . w . . z r . o . . .. .m . e. . I , n A . ,.,. . .n l L D are an K Jiurh morning as wv approach the Broadway entrance 0' VVoodwurd High School, wr- me tllc slutue 0f VViuiam NVoodwau-d. His kindly face looks down upon us and brings E0 our mintls thoughts of the mun who made possible, lhrough his determination and love, the VVootharcl High School which we are privileged to attend. The sight of Inis race and the knowledge of the strong heart that beats within him inspires us to strive to live up to the ideals held by this guHunl mun. We pass the slulue 01' Wiiliam Wuodwurd dud cuter into 1119 Imus 01' VVUodwanl 1 hglt School where a series of Faces and Places will make up a school day. Page SixLy-six Q SEPIOUS Problem EPS onne I D Soles Comcerence mow? am In oufers -- Ukere Helen Hie L L S S 1m Av. . m n ml 0 IwJ r 0 Cu n nun . SUCh Co ncenTroTuon Dead line ahead ! I . Corfecf 7 answer . Ufa ? JJE. Jncs A I m Ugicomg. ' Interlude Speed Demons . potamg gheqd Q LoT 01E grass! 4'90: eHer, Please . B334 F ' QeTween mosses .,.,,n le geqvers At I'm pm! or Hm tlny wv ioyously Iwwn VVomlwm'trs por'lu lillle realizing ilmt Jurinq Illis one day we IHWP acquired another group all mommies ID value now and lo innasuro in later years - memories of a word or hvo with friends and tenrlwrs. n small lask successfully completecl, n Favor roceivvd or given. a lmml 0r Erientlsl ip secured. Just as u'v omvrgv u lilllo IJiI better earl: day. S0 :11 the end OI. our four years do we emerge n gl'eai dvnl Elm lwllrr For lmving lmd Hm privilvgv 0 Jwing n pari 0r X'Voodwartl ll1o Voodwartl or gwal tmrlifinns and high sinnJm-rls. 1'10 VmMiwz1rd whirh is 50 lrlllx' Ilu- Hln-fthvsl light or llw Khumu 0F 21H I'lm VPslH. anr- .qmu'nfv rim: .n l :L-x 3 cream f JUNIORS LZUOHCaslm. Camila QlT-Alcxandcr. Alonzo Andrews. Otis Bt-ralm. Bernie Barney, Jnlm Black. Julm Unggcss, Marlcn Brillnn, Eugcnc Brown, Theodore Burton. William Canady. Vcrnun Cannack. Hcrlled Cllildrcs. Ulcnu Clay, Clarence medcr. James Easlhmn. Carlus LR ng. Arllrur Fields. Ronnie 151mm. Hu-ris Fugcl. Rubell Frees. Ollu Gibson. Guy Gimlvle. Hill ' Godfrey, Olliu Urccn, Bill SUSyGuiglmnl, Sidney Harper, Charles Harris. IVIclvin Hood, Robert House, James Iluwurcl. Clarence Jnllnsun. David Jnnlan. Eskill Keith. Jim Knight, Donald Kuelmc. Elliolt V ' Page Scwnly-uighl JUNIORS : LcI'eVm'. Rzlymund Len . Kennelll Lewis, Nicbum Ligou, Delmar Lung. Eugene Lynch. Robert DicL'urlcy, Gene Nhlllurs. Clumlcr dl-T-Carlcr. William I'Iarris, Gcm'gn Jullnsun. Gerald McCullum. Henry lWiller. Curl Alirmrlt'. Eum'nc Rlilclwm, VVhilquu B1050 leu'vin Ix'lusc. Ruy Parker, Marlm Pumitlgv. Hrury Quulrunmni, Fort Etrc, Earl SLIHIIZC. Laurrnme Sharp. Kennulll Slmllun, Fleming Simallun, Julm Sloan. Lvmmrtl Smuh. Thomas ViIIiuIns, Hrrhurl 122-Alrnrn. James Ailun, Julm Hume. Rulwrt Miller, Runuld Oliver. Kyle Sharp. Avie Smilll, Robert Smilll, VVanucc Page Suuuulydxiua Page Eig'lly JUNIORS Slallwurlll, Rulmrt Sluudman, Harold Slcwurt. James Swan. Juhn Tackell. Jack Terry, Verlun 'I Immpsun. IVm'JI 'lliuslcy. Richard Trammcl, Ollo Turner. VViHiam Vaughn, Isaac Vaughl, Carroll VValkins. Louis VVCIJIJ. Eugene VVIIilc. John XVIlichmaIl, Leroy Viul'ord. Billy Viugulc, Ruy VVynn. JEIIEIL'S Lilb-Amus. Evelyn Anlrcin, Marilyn Alkins. Belly Ball, Thelma Crculth, Bully Ilnmillnn. Martha Swunsun. Nclda Taylor. Rlllh Tape. Palsy Tlmmas, Helen Truglin. Jacqueline Vruslt-y, Nin'jurio Visnmru, Jenn VVuIlms. Shirlvy WnnL Jean VVilIiams. Juauilu VVilsun, Joyce VVright. Rosetta ZuL'nr. Palricia 208-Bandy, Jeancltc all, Pearlie Blake, Gcorganna Buchm. Mary Bolton. anu's Burgnmnn, Claire Brunks'. Famwlla Burl. Adelaide Byrd. Clara i Byrgc, Lavcna Cannon, LL-Mine Curler. Carolyn Cline. Lita Callie. Edith Crunch, Beth: Culbmalll. Lucille DCBrulvr, l larie Dixon. Ruby Douglas. Jeanette Gnmlcn, Esther Jacksun. Barbara Smith, Edna Slalom. Kulllcrinc Tlmmpsnn. NDVClld ViIliam5 Lulu QllSl-Boltun. Bessie Bruulis, Rage Dim: Burncll, Fannie Curler. Durullay Dryer. Jeannie Durwll. Nina lVarllarl. Helen L lison, :Marilyn Endres, Ella iVlac Page Eigitlyrune Puget Eiyhlylwn JUNIORS Favors. Gladys Fcuslermacllcr. Anna Fox. Aumnnia Garmcnc. Edna Gay. Eura Glenn, Johnnie Pearl IDAM Gramkc. Juan Grant. Dolores Grimes. Alma Guest, Imogene Hamilton. Jam: Harley. Rosemary Harris. Lillian Harvey. Charlotte Hasty. Barbara Hachld, Lucille Haugabnok. Geraldine Hawkins, Louise Hayrs. Nlary Elizabclh Smith. Marie BIEA-Barnes. Palricia Boyd, Betty Durham. Elizabeth Hall. Jean Hess. Thelma Hummer. Jcan' Nlnrris. Anne Rowland, Charlie Mae Saylor. Juanila Sommer. Pauline Stephens. Rosella VVohII'rum, Marllla 5llBgUoHe. Joyce Krulnmcr. Judy McCrocHin. Joan Nlorrell, Betty JUNIORS ; b1llfill0l'5l. IICIEII Names. Helen O'Brien, b'Iary Ann Ocslrcirlmr, Elsie Puricr. Dolores Smil'l, Arzolizl 'I Jn'1nan. Saunll VlIo0lt-n, Earlcnc ViI$0lL Funny 3231K Beddcr, X'Vmula Bnhymcr. Nmmu Bell, Margaret Braun. Kullu-rinc Caltlwrli, Barbara Cumlia, Nlary Dennison, Rulll DllllL'iIll. I-UrCllC Ismsl, Helen IliU'p. Jennie Kvllcnnan, Mary NUC. Theresa Rynn, Cheryl Singlcr, Dnlm'ns Tnmlinsnn. IZIHIIIH JCdll I'ruIIinuvr. Margaret Vazrh, Jean VVvar. Dolores XViHis, Dorothy SREIj-Albvrs. Rulll Bull. Ruth Bilu'r. .Ium't Prhu-Ln Barbara leuL. Dvlurcs Bock. Riki Bryant. Odessa Delaney. Aiulicne Page Eighlyilhree Pugo ELgillv-Irmr .Ly 1.0.1111. L. mm. .' JUNIORS Fiscll. bTary 6:10le Vinla Hall. Barbara I'loiulrick, Palricia Holden, Shillry Karclh. Jean Krmm-r. Jack blilrsllilll. ix aIy Dhrtin. Ruby blurrrc. Virginia Pmuy. Barbara Schwcndcnmuu. Frances Slrhlvl. Niuny .llLi-w I :ll rhardt. Nlary Ellen Hcatd, Mary chdctson. Durullly Hi . Dorothy Hugcs, Carine Hum. Nargarel Hurdol. Jamel Jenkins. Dnmlhy Kanas, Patricia Kcelnn, Rosemary Kilgurc, Essie May Kirkland, Sliirlvy decl'icld. Delnres Lawson. Minerva Lewis, Bcllna Iqac Liltle. Eleanur Lilllcjolm. Lime Lugau. Carrie IVICCa . Janice DICClcndnn. Annie McCray, Diary IVICIIHOSII, Carol IVIanigan. LiEa JUNIORS Mansrirlll. Luis IWarsIm , Jessie lV'lc-utrln-Im Drlnrvs Miracle. Ailwn Nlilrlu-ll, Crt-civ Sallvr. LuVurne Williams, Louise 400-l:nx. Eloise Salter. Marin -l I8-Alunvd. Rafvnlm GamHP. Flussil- .Iolmsnn, Barbara Lmvis, Doris IVlnurc, Ruth Nlurgnn. Doris Nrolcy. Georgia Parlwr. anuna Phillips. Frankiv Pawn . Lillian Rabll. Arnolla Ruins, Evelyn Reece, Anna Rumor. Patrizia RImrlq-s. M. .lnnm Rnhnrls. Mary Rubinsnn, Du-Iuris Rnusscnu. Belly Russo, Niary Sallnv. Pal Svlllvs. Knllwrine Slum: Norma Jean S'Irmlor, Blnrjnrie Smmlluy. ViHiv Rlllll Snfrr. L' . Solomon. Alllziulriv SIEIHIIILSS. Virginia Page Efgtmlyfimk Page Einraly-alx SOPHOMORES 2I6ldAaron, Austin Adams. Robert Angel. Denver Bachelor, Ruben Back, Harold Bram. Ririnml Bell, Curlis Besley. Thomas Beyer, Richard Blackwell, Slcphen Bratlon, Clarence Bmlcx-It. Nlarvin Burtnn, Earl Carlislc. Lova-less Carrier, Kennelh Colin, George Coleman. Gerald Craig. Donald Culbmalh, Andy Cullen, Robert Daniels, Emir: IVIcInlosh. William Turner. Jack Wilson. Douglas Wands. Bobby YEC . Joseph 410-4Bruwn. Edgar Davis. Eugene Dawson. Willie Dmkewaller. Don Dnnaldson. Walter Dove. Silas Drumriglll. Charles Ennis. Walker Evans. Lemy Fields, Howard SOPHOMORES Freeman, Jerry Fryer. Eugene Grace. Claude 1'1'1311, Jack Grizzard. Marvin Hambrick, James Hamiltnn, James Haney. Donald Harper. Eugene Linton, Fred VVunicr. Willie VViHiams. Sam Yen. Henry 4HwCowan. Jamns Ford, Harry Greene. Wiuie Guncy. Edward Haynes, VViHiam Mnxey, Marcellus Moore, Creel Phillips. Edward Pierce. Clarence lJlCaSure. Howard Pnuer. Maurice Quinn, RDLNI Rails. Lennard Reynolds. Steve Richardson, Lee Richmond. Eugene Roberts, Hoyt Shmpslnire. Ruben Smith. Curliss Safer. John Slinsan, Arthur Terrell. Freddie Tlmmas. David Page Eightv-neiieh Pane Ein'aIy-eith Summons TIirc. Arlhut Virr, Rirlmnl VVIIilo. lilnm VVIIilv. .lnlm VViIsuIL Charles XVingato. 5cm: 11 IOHBcaumnnt. Carl Bell. Willie Carter, Leroy Godfrey. Nathaniel Unrdnn. Edward I'livks, Tommy Hiiclmnck, Erncst Hm'kslm. John Hurlun. Rnlmrt Illunpllrr'y, VV'IHiam Hursung. Claude Inifrum. .lamps Johnson. Frvdric Jones, Allie .lonr-s. Douglas Knurlmn Marlin Kmmmly. Clmyrice Komwy. John Kimbrough. varlmr LC '3'. Robert ' , Edward Lurkelt. Sam Manning. Bi h'lalllmvs, Ellward vLVIiElvrr. Eugrno SIUHII, Wclion SUIK'I', lsdxvill'il 'Hmmpsnn. Henry Vvall. Rnlmrf leIih-Iwmi, Robert 7g SOPHOMOBES Williams, VViII'w 420r-tAnderson. VViHir' Beyer. Thomas Banker. Bcniamin Carter. Wmlv Davis. Rnlwrl Haynes. Frank HeUiig. Donald Hondloy. Paul Harndnn. Rylaml Jnlmsun. Lmn Niay. Joseph McAlpin, 36$ch MrCamey, Millnn McCIeHan, Roy IWCCny, AHI'K'II MuCuHars. Jamns Mr'linlyrr, Diiv'ul McHargun. Eugone McFarland. Arlllur Merritt, Jewel Minor. Clark Moad. John IVInPcL'vl, Ernest Ninrgan, Donald B'Inrris. Edward thcllcr. James New, Gerald Pagc. Arllmr Paslry. Hugene Pullnn. Gmruo Perry, Sampsnn Slaplclnn. Gone VViIIkpr. LOUD VVvHS, Eugene VViHinrns. Jrssp Page Eighly-nfmi Agu . A SOPHDMIIBES QO7mAbrIullall. Lalifa Alli'll. Jilnt'1UI'a Allison. Nlargin Barrow. lIunnila Bm-ks, Mulu-l wnfnnl. Uprnhlinr 1591mm. Bvrnirn Black. Lulu Brmlfnrd. Bvrnvita Bradley. Alice. Braslmar, Frances Burl. Grria Cartor. Ernrslinp Cllipman, Barbara ChitwnmL Joy Freeman. 31am! Urislly. Dornlhy .Iunvs, Mario, Tuhbs. Kaihloen EIL-dBarrL'lt, Florence thdy, Katherine Mzulisnn, Dolores Mnore. Jacqurline Rnlwrls, BPSSiP Smilh. Vinlot Turlny, Clmllonc Turner. Geraldine Tyler. Geneva Mae Uzsllln-in, Gerry Vt-al. Durnlily VVaIknr, Vina Wine VVannlrv, lerllo Vall. lrt-nc Weaver, Juanita Wesl. lelry Alice Whiting, lVFallir: Lee Pane Ninety VVilcy. Florine XVinis, Dorothy VViIsnn, Helen IVIV VVinlnrtJ. Bc'liy VVumlurtl. Rnsvtln Vnqum, Rnuin VVIELIIIL Elmlisc -Vyall, Annahvlln YilII'S. Estella Yea. Shirley Ynilng, Evvlyn Ynun-anml. Bony El 1-Bryanl. Dnmlhy Curtis. Earlim: Fiultls, Kalic Floyd, Dolores Fowler. Phyllis Frrvnmn. Dnlnws Can't. Alice hay, Lunisr- Grurgfl', Dnlnres Gibbs. Dnrutluy Gray, Ruse Cnmn. Carlila Griffin, Arlene Grigsby. CllriSlCllI' Hurdnclt. Mabel Harrisun, Fordr Hilrlnmn. Brrllla llarlnvss. Sup Hulspll. Flanic: RnEh Hi . VVamla Murris. Bony Luu N zxsllinglnn, Gcraltlilw Vviniums, Halli:- Vlmng4 Juan Pane Ninalvmna Pnnn Nirwlyilum SOPHOMOBES VVriglll. Phyllis VVyEIlI. IVIHI'IvnP Vales, Virginia 3H! -Hl:u'kmnn. .fuI-Imn Brawn. Limp DUEHUII'L Bu rlmm Fuller. Agilvr- 3'II1RFIL l'ivrlyn Hautgalmuk. 35M I fayuns. Dumll Hm 99x. 11 m wiry 4', Hi Inna IJANQ. Hufma Hlln ali'ltL X1nTlIyn JIUW .l: V'l 'l3' I'l Hug '1 Iran Hunt. l'jvvlyn HursL Doris Jnrksnn. Jnnnir .lnmvs, Manic Johnson. Grncva Kimblv. .lvunvlh: K'IIchn, Amlu-y Laslmh Martha va, DOTUHIY Leigh, Sylviv Imwis. Rulh Mt-Cray. Jimmelm Mrhllush, VVnnda hllmrv. lmlmlhy Pulrirk. 1-1011 Rullv, Aillcrlu Russn, Love VViH'mms. Viola 'Inlylrinnvy. Gwrntlulyn Killf'iliil, Rtnvna SDPHOMOBES l' 3. LnI'Plla Lihnun, Nlury Aiiuc Litllvjulm, VVillic Luke. Diarlvnc Nlalligall. bliugnrcl Dlapllcl, Juan blustin. Ble Nlatlhvws, lfllwind Maxwell. Faye McAlpin, Lvliu MrCmy. Durvil EVIrDauit-l. D'lurllm Mlem'o . Sylvia blolulusll. Jean Fuller. Elizalmlh D'lurclaml, Loraine Parson. Jean Perry, Kalic Purim. .lvaul Ritllartlsun, hlmllwllu Rubinsun. Vorla VVnm, Luvllzl 1 305-Albcrt. Juan ; Black, Joyce Curdu'lli, Jvdnclli: CIEIHUCII, CIIIIL'HC Cuwans. Irene Davidson. ch English. Dclurca Frills. Clcu U H . Alum Grains. Eunicc anstcy. Cullevn Hubcr. Jcssiu Hnslun. Do ?! Jnhnsun, Belly Puma Ninuly iFGP Kruger, .Iuan BitCarnan. Crrace 1 1cy'Prs. .lnyre Prcwiu, Clyllin Ramos, Ruznna Roy, Dumlhy Scllrvilwr, Dlamclia Siebellllmlcr. Vivian Tyree. CllrMinc 7! l-Brown, Shirley Carculi, .lanr: Can. Hnrtcnse Carr, D'Im'ian Cuullcr. Molly Cruckolt, Barbara l'rugalc, Ruth I'Iankcrsnn. Lnuisc Harbaugh. Doria ,' Mnrguurl WliHur. Juan Millvr, Dlarguorila Nlullins, VVanrla Murphy. VVanda Preatull. Norma Tnlcr, ' y VVaHicr. Wlilllrerl SI'J'v-Bnrrcll, Glnria Bickllam. myycc Bisimp, IVl'mnic Blah, Sllirlvy Campbr . Wiartha Clark. Joan Culo, Adina Collins. Delilah Fa rmcr. Emogcne Page Niuely-four .27 AlIzm, Ruby J SBPHOMOBES I'k'lllii'l. IJlYIIUTH Holly. Carol Hulcllinsun. B'Iiltlrml .lunlnn. Sarah Larkin. Bvlvn Lewis. Charlmlu Jxloyttrs. Alum Diccloy, LorL-llu Prcwill. Etlnn Risle. Glnria Rnbvrls, Nhuy Shaffer. Earlinu ' r. blrullm , Clara Eleanor vakins, Sondra VVilsun. Nlmy VVumla . Bvlly Yuung, Ilanicl Bullur. mum Cannun. lary :N'Fk. Jnann Dwyvr, Kulmuen Elliul. Jack Epun', .qun lipllrc, Juyrn Uwgnry. 1mm 1juilsnn, Elizulu'lh DluVVImrlc-r. Hz-len Nuruland. Hulcn thuw. .Ilmniln Sonluri. Belly Stulm. Callu'riuc Tnylur, Vumla Tnmrig. Dolures XN'I'MC r. Pansy Pugs Ninely-five Pug? Niuuly-sr'x SDPHIIMOBES VVillimns. .lunnt Zimmr-rnmn, Theresa leH-Juncs, Flnnnic b1ourc. Neiliu BlurrisH Eva Neal, BIurgic Ulivvr. Pahy Pnnncll. .lnnnucllc Parker. .lancl Palrirk, Ulunna Puyinn. Nina Pcnninglun, Nunua Pony. limlrr blue l'uulv. Juycc Pnpv, Sylvia Price, Lurine Rasunl. Basjwrm chHing. BcH ' Juan 3 Kohl. VVilliu Rulh Rvyllu'ds, Rulll Rirllurtlsun, Geraldine Xankor. VVinifrcd N'asl1iumnn, Inez -l lA-Bmwn, Flaggie Burl. Sllvucriu Flay. Estvuu CuI'cr. Ruse Ellen Folulia. Clnu Ulle Cannon, Buvcrley Crmulcr, Inez Cuzzmt. Norma Dallas. Doris Jean IJCHII, Barbalil Digianni. Nlury Dnuglas. Georgia Durbin, Lucille SOPHOMORES Edmond, Inez Edwards, Barbara lfnglish, Annie Jones, Dorothy Lux. Octaviu Thumas. Doris 415-Alexander. Hazel Freeman. Laura Hyde, Luverclia Jones, Marian Mahefcy. Velma Radar. No rma Rogers. Barbara Rn CFSUH, lrcnc Sales. Bernice Sanders. Evelyn Scott. Vivian Shells, Lorine Sims. Hallie Slade. Helena SmecHey. Barbara Smith. Alma Surrelfs. Geneva Spears. Sara Stallworth. Ruby Steele, Doris Stephens. 5101391 Stevens. June Sfrayhornc. Sadie Surriu. Beuy Swisshclm. .can Taylor, Chineslma Thrasher, Belly Woods. Virginia Page Ninelynseuan VARSITY- FBOTBHLL- i RESERVE ,4 FOOTBALL i I - l 1 w I n L ? wry W mem ' - ; .V,w ,...,-.- ,-....-..mh .-,,..+k ...... M.-de VARSITY FOOTBALL T129 Varsity Football Squad was composed of about thirty Imys wim worked hard during their practice sessions and who played in their scheduled games to tile best or their ability. They were handicapped by inexg pcrivnce. vory few lcttermen from last year being available, and by a Tack in size and weight. But the Bull- dogs fought stubbornly and considering some of the games they played. their record of eight games lost and one game tied was not as discouraging as it might seem. VVith most or this yeafs team returning next year, Coach Alexander will be working with more experienced players and with boys who will develop physically iwforc next st'ason. So Woodwarcl can anticipate a better season next yeari But we are proud of this year's team because they played hard clean rootban and exemplified the good sportsmanship and tiie grit for which VVoodwnrd is known. Games were played with the Following: Lawrenrelnirq, St. Xavier, Lockinnti, Hamilton Catholic. VVninui: Hiusi Central Vocational, Lima. and 'i-lartwen. First Row: Cwurgn Pnllonwhinnngni. Dam Thomas. Bi fluiiivcr. Rnnalil Harimzm. Julius Tumm. Arc Davis. wVRIInrO Smilil. Sam XViHiams. Louis VVBEI-Cius. Aliiu Glm'cr. Clone Alenlt-tManaLfrrri St-rnnd Rnw: Ryland Hizrmlnn, Howard Rulicrls. Gilbert Kuntz, William Burlnn, Kr'nnplli Slump. Comm Cnlmnan. Raleigh Cundifr. ijlh'lrlfis Ballard, Vvalr Baird, IABI'UY BPCIUJIU. SImulinLr: Charles Ciulinn. Nlr. KrausimrwAssistani Cnacil. Rainer! Stanwarlil, Tran Johnson, Frmi Jxlnliws, Etiwnrri Harris, Ruosevelt Bnrry. Daviti Grigaliy. Flmrlm Instvr, Filwanl Twyman, Russel Bm-Ilrn. hinrlin Purlu-r, Mr. Alrxnmior H- Conch, Nlr. Baliiianyp. Auigtnni Cnnril. RESERVE FOOTBALL The Reserve Football Team under the leadership of Coach Reeves was unsuccessful in acquiring any victories this season. but the imys who participated in these contests gained invaluable experience from prac- liro and competition. This squad is the proving ground for future varsity players. and next year's varsity team will welcome into its rams the cream or this year's reserve squad. lrirst Raw: Blle'in Simnllun, Rnnalii iVilsnn. Hnwarri Rnimrl. me .inimsnn. Rwy AICCII'HHH. Swami Row: Vl'rnnn Cnnmly. Jmm's FIiHI-ri Ririmni Plume. VViHiam Mr'lnlmii, EHQPIIP Harpnr. Rmmltl me-rvn, Gr-nn Hrnaig, Rnimrt Slirunsilirn, meis iVaILins. 'Hiinl Nuw- Curiiq Pupil. Sam vtNriilialiis. thl Cnlnman. Dnnnlcl tVnsliinqluu, Eugmw XVPHJ, Slm'n Biarrkwv . Jack Turrmr. Pug? Om? I'Inlltll'm, ant, T'IWH , Q ' RESERVE BASKETBALL FBESHMEN BASKETBALL e ,-.A . VARSITY BASKETBALL The Varsity Bushethatl Team coached by tvtr. Edward Eshman came to he known this year as the hard tuck team. Atthough the boys held on with that persistent Bulldog spirit characteristic of :1 our athletic teams, they were on the losing enct ot the score in a the games they played. The breaks of the game seemed to be against them. especially in games where victory hinged on the last minutes of play. But the boys Fought hard and clean and Woodward can be proud of the team. Out 01' their play has developed traits of teamwork and sportsmanship, basic qualifications for good citizenship. If our teams can always do this. we can he proud of them even if they don't always win. Games were ptayed with the following schools: Xavier. Hughes. Walnut Hills. Etder, Locktand. Withrow, Central, Puree . North College HitL and Roger Bacon. First Ruw: Eugene Fryer. ELIQPDP Harper. .IiiClC PIUUPCS, KP Sharp. Eugene Bjirilflff. Sernml Row: Melvin l'IurriM- manager. David VVilliams. Harry Rnherts, David Urigahv, VViHie Be , Haruht Phillips, Curtis. Bell. .1116: Kirhy rd manager. RESERVE BASKETBALL The Reserve Basketball Team coached by Mr. Clifford Alexander had a successful season this yeart VVhite the team dict not win many games, those games it lost were lost by slight margins. The boys prac- ticed conscientiously and played hard in competition. They always displayed the true Woodward spirit or good sportsmanship and. winning or losing, played to the best or their ability. Since the reserve team serves as the training ground for future Varsity players, the success of this year's group would seem to indicate the trans- Fer of some excettent basketball tatent to next yeafs varsity teamt I'Kirst Row: Eugene tVtCHarguP. lurk Long. Hamht Back, Ronald VVtIsun, VVittte Amtersnn, Frank Haynes. Second Row: James l'tamhrink. Rntwrl Stit'lwnrlh, .tewe Wlerritt, Sam VViHimns. Davitt yl'hnmas. Steve BIiirL'we . Huwartt Rnherts. VVilliam Humphries. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL The Freshman Team was composed of a group or boys who were just beginning their athletic ventures. These boys, with ambition for future varsity membership, were COHChELi by tVtreRoherl Kraushar. He worked hard to make good basketball players out of them. Although they dict not win the city freshman basketball crown, they ditt win a proportionate number of their games. Practice for competition and participation in com- petitive play provided valuable training for these young athletes. training not only in the game of basketball, but training in sportsmanship and good fellowship. Always they exhibited that spirit of ttetermination and fair play so characteristic of VVoodward's athletes. lrirsl Raw: Gene Carney, ttnu'amt lt-rantvctin, Ronald VVitsnn. Frank Slaughter, lurk htrftary. St-cumt Row: Hamht .Fi-ter, Sam Banwtt. Eumrson VValu. Ernest IVturc-hmrt, Algner Bruarh. tViHie Clay. vthird Ruw: Charles Davis, .luhn Villr'gurt Clifford Yelter, Cane Helhig. Jar'l; Lung. Hnwarct Ruherlst Page On:- Humh'ert and Five x -AA ,,$..,A..H u. .w.., ..-... -. mm.-...........A-.-.u4..,. . -.- .,, -..........g...........u.. ...- . - wk .-.. -.. -... .....A.-..h. -. .. v .V-WV . ..- 7g ,,A.,,...'.-...AMV VOLLEYBALL The members of the Volleyball Championship Teams. boll! senior and junior. were selecteti From the best volleyball players in the gymnasium classes. They were organized into teams and were sent to represent wgod- ward in the tournament sponsored by the Public High School League. They acceptetl the challenge or tournaA ment play, ancl went out and won the P. H. S. L. championships in both senior and junior fields. Woodward is proud of this group of lmys who went out to Walnut Hills gymnasium and brought another ehnmpionship f0 Woodward High School. Firsl Row: Roy Nlttclnnan, Rirrlmnl Beam, Drumm Knight. Jewell iVIenill. Slloilun Fleming. Eugene VVc-HL SN'nml ROW: 17.le VVlIilc. FJI ,IM'ymzm. VVilliilm Humpllrivs. Huwnrtl Rnllvrls. Iiugvm- Fryer. Lauri Jnhnsuu. Sam XVilliams. Herman CINIHHQ . BASEBALL The baseball season is just getting under way as the Annunf goes to press. Our Bulldogs got off to a fine start when they defeated Lockland 13-0 in the First game. In the second encounter Central defeated us 7-1 but the game was marked by brilliant defensive plays by our boys. We have the makings of a good team and hope that the lmys have a good season, Earl Rice is the backbone 0f the pitching staff; Harold Waller is the new find in center field: and Ronalol Harlman is wielding the big bat so far. with Bobbie Harris close behind. Harry Roberts is our capable catcher. Some of the opponents we have yet to face are Western HZHS. VVifhrnw. Walnut HiIIsV Harl'wo . Hughes, St. Xavier, Elder. Bacon and Purcell. Firsl Rmv: Caries Easillmn. Jark Hunpes, Ronald Harlman, Ken Sharp, Harem VVHHN, Jams: Flrvmnns, Second Row: Lvmy BCCHIHID. Frank Ielalynes, Harry Rolwrls, Huwzml Rulwrls, RnnaH XVnrn-n. Third Raw: Rnnalll VViIson, Furl Rive. Etlwnnl Harris, Shl'llon Fleming. Print ell!l 'Iululrml and SPIN! GYM TEAM Usually there are two gym teams. a senior team and a junior team. This year VVomiward has deveioped uniy the junior team, as material for the senior team was nol available. Jack Hoopcs and Edward Twymun were the only senior members in the group, and as a team could not he organized. these two boys had to par- ticipate as individuals in the meets. The team was under the supervision oil Dir. CiiHOFLl Aiexander and from the results oi the meets we wouid say that he did a fine job, The Gym Team never iveii beiow lhirei piace and it captured a souonci. four times and a lhirci. twice. The boy's themseives set several records and proved themseives worthy to represent VVonciward at the meets. in senior competition, Hoopes generally placed in the events in which he participated. Our hoys took the follow- ing aii-around places in the Turners City h'lec-t'. Sofer, ani: Baillie. 3rd; and Keith. 4th. First Row: John Snier. Eti Sntur, Ed Twymun. Jack Honpcs, Duvili h'irinlym. Secunci Row: Ruhcrl Fogci. Bob Batlic. Austin Aaron. Jack Tacix'ult. Jim Keith, TRACK TEAM The track team coached by Mr. Richard Buthinny showed very well this year. Pi'he team was cmnprised iargciy 0r maleriai from last year's leam and consequentiy showed unusually good form and championship ability. This will he the second year of track for the Bulldogs since the war. VVoociwarci iacits a practice held and the matter of practice presents many Ciiiiiruities. These probiems were soived hy the couch with the co-opemtion oi the team. They are to ho congratulated for the. fine showing they made in spite of handicaps, Meets were scheduled with the i'oiiowinp; schoois: Purcell. VVestern i'iiiis. Hughes. VVuinul Hills. VVithrow. SI. Xavier, NOTH'OlKi. 21ml Piainviiic. i'iirst Row: R. Shropshirv. L. Srhuilz. ,i. Soi't'r, iiV i'ur'lrixlgv, S. Uiin'r, D. timig. .i. iirunhritit. 5'. igimiuu'ii Ahhnlt e- nnmagvr. Smmni Row: L, Vt'ihilvhrwi, R. Bulliv, R. Iiurmiun, 1'1. tVohh, M. Iiarrix. Ht Sluiiunrlh, i. iiuuw. W. tViiiiinna. U xViiiiuIns. D. 'i'immas, W'. VVCM. i'. vi'wymnu. i7. Mnlhcs. Third Ruu': Conch Bnlhinny, V . Cmnuiy, R. Berry. XV. 'iluilix'cr. C. lem. if. Minnie, 1., MuMuth. VV, Anricrmn. H, Milc'hcii, J, Lung, H, Nonnan. Asslt Cuafh Hail. an-rlh Row: F. Aiiiaun, J. Jiics. if. Suiivr. 'ii. Limiht'y. ii. Chiuumii. E. i'licix'nmn, S. thiijams. St Rcynuhis. E. Blurris. D. iViuiutyrc, t1 Sldpiu ton. E. Kuchue. IJUQU OHP Humin'li Ufld Nine . A H G N I V A 5 Fr.- F I II... E N I L B M u T G. IL IL Tho tcttors G. .X A. gland tor iiiris' Athtetic Assm'itdion. a group rmnpusmi oi. energetic girls who meet together on VVHinPSttny and Thursday of vary week. They phiy huckoy in the tall at Diaer Creek: voiieyhntt umt hnstcethuit in the gym during the winter; and sotvthaii ut Fiison Park in the spring The giris thoroughly uniuy working iniormatty with their supervisors, tVlrs. Echm Rchicamp and htiss Betty Esset, who are just us onlhusiustiv us thc girls themseives. The oiiicers oi the- U. A. A. urv: GiIIn-erta Bond. President: Rosenmry Harley. Vice-Presictent: Ruth Shvwmnher. Recording Secrvlury; Norma Pennington, Corresponding Secretary: Bohic Love, Treasurer: and Dorothy Murviunct, i'tisturiuu. I'lir.xt Row; Put Kutias, I'Xlllld Murris. :lerltv XVEIHEUT, ttat Ruhvrls, Buhhy Lm'v. Domthy Murvtumi. Githi'rlu Burnt. Ruth Shawnlztiu-r. Nnrmu l'vllnlnutun, Rim-mary iien-Ie-y. Shirtt'y Yum Bully Munrr. Dnruttu Huynm. Rmm tlnhnsun. c- Kiiuuur. Vortu Ruhinmn. htzittiv Yuhy, ifvviyn Nuugtr-haugh, Dorothy lezzvi. HXnnu N'iumt Ruw; hiurtvnu Luiu'. iiiitliv Bishup. Yt-v, Uirmm Putritit, Smut! Sprain. Barhum tlmhsun. t'taim Burpnmnn. I511 Suiiut'. .iunlwttu htt'Nt'ur', t'irum Uumvttv. Bt-zltriun XXYiiiiilllh. .iul'icl Lunimni. iilliHl Row: Bdrhzu'u iiiinitltih. Umn'gizl illlillhllll, Ruhy Kuigiitun. inrl'aim' hinl't'imui. Lillian XXliiiialns. Juanita Harris, iluhnnir Junk son, Murjurii- Ifilnmmisnn. Unmthy Hiti, Gi'ruhtinr Turner. Bully tltrt'uth, Audrey Kitchen. t'izmitiu Phillips, Betty XViuiurti. Diur- tenv Munih-I', Karma Shun. thnrcx Mmtlvhvm. I'nurlh Row: h'iixs Pn-tly It: ui. Minnii- lt'ir-his. Mary Hmrrt. Lnuusc XX'iiiimns, l,iiiin SUICF, Chino Saunth'rs, .iuym hidfmnpbcti. Dciituh Collins. Burhum iiilsly, hturpanvl .Xiiih-r, Lul'ii Hutgvs, Glace Austin. Shirtvy Bruwn. hhs. l,itillil thivcampl LIFE SAVING iinch tXtunrtuy in group of girls under the hclpt'ut supervision 0t. Miss thty Hsset icarn amt practice the skills 0i life saving. Thvy ntsn learn the technique of Hrlit'iciut respiration nnct how to cure tor the victim outh sitic the poot. A girl must have passed the Rent Cross Swimmers examination heiore she is ready to attempt the joh 0i. teaming the terhniquo 0t, sewing another person's hie. Titt- COllrSP hegins with perfecting the hasic swimming struiws and thou proceeds with thv techniquvs 0t tii'e saving. Before a mcmher acts the Red Crosg ijrr: Saving certiiicutc- and vmhtem. she must he ahie to get into the pool and successiuiiy use the cross-Chest Carry, hvuct carry, tirert m-vimnwrs tarry, and many other mvthmts 0t. rescuing: drowning persons. She also must puss a written tvst on lhe contents or the tcxthooic oi. the course. The useiuhmss of this knowledge in case 0t mi omcrgmwy um newer he overemphasized. in tht- XXtulvr: Arm thnshvrry. Put Ruhvrts. Slumiingz Sarah Lllnsionl. Hvtvn Slil'fici. Put Pi'lL-rs. Aricnc Frank. Utcmm Pilti'ik'ix', Shiricy Nt'ii. Charit'nc Lcuis. iivoiyn Gcihnuu, h'iury Ruiwrls. Nm'nm Sharp. TUMBLING Tho ritumhiing Ciuh is cmnpusvci 0i girls who are interested in lumhiiug and mat stunts. it is not ncces- snry to iw vxport in these shiiis in ortir-w to ioin the group. It is oniy required that the girts he willing to team lhmugh hard mid conscientious practice the iumtamentul skitts oi the tumhteer art. This Witt. ptus thc capac- ity I'nr honest prittv in ncrompiishment 21nd perivction. is all that is necessary. rXtitm' thv hnsiv slunts such as ilorwurd rotis. backward rotts. amt head stands have been learned welt. murv Ltitiirutt skills such us rhvst mils and hundsprings uro mastered. Then these are combined into stunts and group itCliXiliPS. Musries nmy gr! a tittin sore at First, hut it Ktovsn't tuiw. much practice heiore muscle tone is uttuim-tt and thou comes pride in ucvomptishmont, the reward for tong amt harot practice. Each year the Tum- hit'rs im' Qix't-n em opportunity in tltt auditorium ussemhty t0 cxhihit tho skitis they have attained. The ctuh is under thv supervision: ut' hirs. Edna Rehtmmp. The momhcrs are grateful for her cupuhte in- striu'tiun amt patient guidance. I tl'sl Nun: Jamr L'unutl. Mary Tulirr, Katie Slutun. Domlhy iiuynm. Put Kuiins, Giiht'rlu Bulul. thty Crcmsh, Marilyn Anlmin. Norma i't'llmnu'lun. xiyrliv Xxiiliidtiv, La X'I'mn ttsgnml. Nnrmu Prt'stun. SI-mmt Rim: t'uuiiur Fmtvr, Luri-lta Nutty. Jamil Hunth'. hiariun Srhuckmdun. Driiiuh Cuiiills. I7ralits'icttt1iiiilis. RuseYec. Ruth Slacw- nmiu-r, Bi-tty XX'intlnnt, ttnim htittcr, Lnnainc 5tnmtand. Rose Gray. Page One itlutllrmi and EIE'UBH t 4 t t 1 I . W E 11 1. i 1 3:, ,3: 1 D.norelo.ncL? Ii ANNUAL STAFF EJilur .................................. . . . . . . . ................................... June Wellnrich Ediiorinl Sin H Grace Austin. Dc-Lofs Dagley, Erma Grosser. Robert Halcm'nb. Betty D'iueller, Virginia Rousing. Carol Schneider. Ruth Shcwmakcr, William Toniver. illld blather chy. Business Wlanager .............................. A ...................................... James Burke Circulation hlunagcrs .............. . . . . . . . . . .................... Joan Amarono 21nd Dlargurel' Chipman Art Editor .................................... .................................. Doroihy Nloreland Fncully Adviser ................................ . ........................... Bliss Stella Tenllundfeld f'irsl Row: hlurgarcl Cllipnmn. Dnmllly Murvlzmnl, Jam: VVL-llmidl. .Innn Amarmm, .lznm-s BurLr: Scrum! Row: Miss 'l'vn'uuqullL Dlyrllv Huskins. Virginia Rvusing, Anna Pvuningtnn, Mnlliv Yr-lny, Umvn Alhlin. Third Row: Ruth Slmu'nmkor, Bully Niucllur. foill'tam Tullivcr. Carol Srlmcitlt'r, DPLUiS Ungluy. Page One Hundred and Fourteen Each year the Senior Class seeks to perpetuate the ut'lix'itivs ut its last year at VVoodwurd High School in its publication, rThe Annuat. Toward this end a staHr is selected to work under the supervision of Miss Stetta Tenhunctietti. rThis start strives diligently to compiie a yearhook that is as accurate and as interesting as possibte, 50 that after a decade, or even a score 0t, years, the graduates ran recall to mintt their high school Chums anct haunts by merely ih'pping its pages. Members oi the Matt are chosen for their ahitity in various Fietds such as art, business, anct composition. 50 that the Annuat may he El success holh editoriatty and Ijinanciaity. Each part or the staff, from the Business h'tanager who keeps us out oi the rect t0 the Art Editor who adds the tinat iritts and nourishes, handles its specific duties separatety, yet in conjunction with the other staff members, and the latter. in turn, seek the co-operation 0i nit the memhcrs ol' the Senior Class. Such a combination of individuu aiity zmct coeoperation is sure to lead to a successiut memory hook. Although the actual work of publication is the work at. the Annual StaH' amt its adviser, the success of an Annual becomes the responsihitity oi the entire Senior Ciass whose support amt co-operation mean the differ- ence between a gooci Annual and a mediocre publication. The Animal Statt wishes to acknowiedge the co- operation or the entire Senior Class 0t I048 unct wishes to thank aii the members for the manner in which they have supported its eiltort's. Special recognition must be given turertnin inrtividuais who have contritjutea in a par- ticutar way to the success oi the Annual. Our thanks 9'0 to tVtiss h'iai'garet Clark for her coeoperation in the art wort; which. appears in the Annual. Art students Dorothy tVtm-eianct Ruby Bratton, Joe Jites, James Jack- son. Harold Steaciman, and Henry Yee worked uncter her supervision to prepare the art work which appears in the Annual. We wish to acknowledge the co-uperatinn at Miss Mmiorie Cattahan. typing teacher. who was always wilting to permit the members 0i. her tourth hett typing class to work on Annuat manuscripts. Than ts lmrticutarty to De Lois Dagiey. Jane Vertterich, Anna Pennington. htyrtte Hosttins, tVtI-lrgnret Chipman, Jeanne Rueckert. Jo Ann Edwards. and htattie Yehy, who QHVC Lmstintingiy 0 their time for Annual typing. We appreciate the efiorts 0t tVIr. Ruhendunst' in taking pictures for use in the Annual. The problem of financing the Annunt is a serious mm, particularly at this time 0t! high publication costs. To meet this prohtem we enlisted the co-operalion ot' the entire student hotly nnct we wish to thank a who suhscrihed t0 the yearbook, VVO also wish to thank those students who served as homeroom representatives. Thanks should atso he extended to the group 0t students who soticitect the advertisements. This is a relatively thankless and time consumingr work, hut in smaii group at students gave unsettishiy of their time and energy and the Annual Stat? wishes to express its appreciation or their eitorts This group included: De Lois Dagtey. Rose Yee. Paul Oestreichert Jeanne Gregg . Jane VVetterirh. Rnhert Hatcomh, tVtatt'ie Roherts, Ray Johnson, Chartes Bromwett. Percy White. htuttie Yehy, Donald htctfiniey. Fungi Chow. Herman Channett Connie Williams. IViiiton Greer, Henry Jackson, Otto Trmnmet, John Henderson, Herman Coates, Mary Etten Ehr- hnrctt, amt Charles Ballard. Page One Humtrud unit Fifteen n 0 II. B E P T s Du '- Fr. CLUB THIRD PERIOD CLUB FIFTH PERIOD CLUB AMERICAN PROBLEMS CLUBS tn l040 the first American Problems Ctub was begun. The object of this course was to study problems of our democracy and to hear many points of view concerning controversiat issues through discussion. In order In further suct'l discussions. a ctub was formed in 1941 under the auspices of Wtiss Isabelle Levi and. taking its nnmn from tile course, became the American Problems Club. At first the Club mevtihgs rottowed the pattern or n Forum D'Ieeting with any number at participants During these first years the ctub gave several auditorium srssions. tn I043 Dr. Byron Williams, who was at that time moderator 0f the national Junior Town Meeting, presirted at one of the ctulfs auditorium st-ssions. This program was so successful that ttle Town Nlceting tech- niquv. llmt is. tour SDFPCIIPS rottnworl by questions from the mmntwrs 0r uuttivnvv. was adopted by th' Club for permanent use. tVletx'rs nt' ltm Club have utten npponrert with students from other gctmots 0n ltle Junior Town tVteeting or III? Air. tn E043 one member or the Club won i1 trip to VVushington for being considered the best of all public tliqtl srtmot speakers in the Greater Cincinnati area, while in I047 another member was tmnored by being Hmong,r the tow students asked to participate in a repeat broadcast. Thix year. HMS. something entirely new tmppenmt Ha Junior Town Wteeting was broadcast right from Woodwardk own auditorium. What Does YOlltll Expect from the Schools? was the topic amt all the speakers wm'e members or ttw VVomtwnrd American Problems Club. This yr-ar the club consists of three groups. Each group etecls n rtmirmzm amt rmclmirman who alternate in acting: as nmderatort The club meetings are held during the regular Ctnss period twice a month with ctisa cmsiuns on any topic of personal. national. or international interest. It'IRST GROUP. t'til'it Row: Lillian VVittimnS. Cunnir Surtcting. tVlilry Hnnlr'r. Dun XViHinma. I.vnnnr:t Brm-vr, Rntw nrnltnn. Put B'EnlmtD-y. Lllxtlta Gaines. va'n BInIttu-ws. Svrumt Raw: Miss Levi. tfjctwnnl Burke. Hnmtxt Philippe. Frank Atlimn, Mary t'nvinutnn. Mary Honnrtl. Vc'LfEY Ciirrnilck- Jillmfi Ctvm- mons. Tlmmas Buggn 'Hlint Ruw: HPrst'tH-t Bnurvw, Cllnrivs Batinnt. 'I'wl Artkimi. Runsm'r-tl Bvrry. t'vrm' tvtlilm ttlmrlw Fmttv, Rnlviutl Cllmtitt. Frm-sl Huntl'r. SECOND GROUP, Firs! Row: F'turn-Ha Grigsily, BPrIi'P Fraia'. Carlttlln Ruin. Alhytve Rnhinsnn. Tum Cnrnrr. ltvtvn Hnrnv. nnmltly Mnrrlnmt. Attmrla Mitm, tVlnry Ht-lt-n BEFL'S. SHCUIHI Row: tVliss Levi. Ray .tntmsun, Curl VVC'HS. XN'ittinm Tuttivvr, Clmrlvs Banks. HI 'Itu'ymun. Jun Jill's. 'Hxint Rnw: Hortmtl Norman. .tl-sw tVatk-r. JUP Dm'ix'. 11!an Ntrhtnltl. Arltlur IIm-Lolt. Rutwrl Austin. liltwnrtt Hunk, 'ltl IIRD GROUP. First Row: Stlirlt-y Cnrtuf'k. htatlio Rulwrts, Gittwrln Bmul. put Byrul, ,lnnr tVotlnriI'lI, .luanilu Hnrr'h'. Fimlrrrtln Bishop, Luvpnin Axialttlcws. Snvuml Ruw: Jalm's tlilvts'son. Bull erilty, Rlllll Burns. Annin Ttmrnlun. Nnrv Milli. tVnntta htrvnnnir'k. titvrntttim- annkin. Bi Gum. Rutu'ri HI-nry, bliss lmvit vHlirll RUW: IMH'F tvilltmns, Bi Crrltin, Julln HcmtI-rsnn. Ellwnrct Fmrmnn. thturu'lf Hamiltnn. Am: ILIYIIS. REIV tlrfzzilrll. xfrtrnnn TInltr'r'. Pug? Ont! Hllrulrmr nml Suvlventeen BAND Woodward High School is proud to present its uniformed hand. The band has grown steadily in size. and along with growth in size has come improvement in the quality of the music offered. lVIuch musical talent has come to light through the activities of the hand. The hand has on numerous occasions presented programs made up of music of various types illustrating varying degrees or hand virtuosity. The Woodward High School Band has experienced the least reduction and turnover in its membership this year than in any other year since the war. The band started the school year with eightyrrive members and has at the present time eighty members. The director regrets that he will lose thirty-tive t0 Forty through gradua- tion this year. However. there will he approximatety forty-rive players ready For promotion into the hand. Per- formances or importance included the playing at six foothan games. a concert at Taft Auditorium tor the State P. T. At convention, the music provttled for Woodward's Reunion and Founder's Day programs, the program presented in an Assembly for the entire school, the Spring Convert. the City Band Festival, and the Flag Day PQFEKIPV BAND PERSONNEL H..I.:Tl-ZS: Riln Fioresi. Franr'os XVininms. Palricia Katras. IVlnry Atin- VVr'sl, Charlnlle Cumtim CLARINETS: Ferl Qualmmani. Bt'airire Williams. Jnseph Davis. Lennard Sloan. .Tuiius Turner, VViHie Anderson. Annabelle VViHiams, Ashley Baker. Belly Creorh, Duris Steele, Lois Nlansriohl, Nlnrilyn Huwanl. Wlarvin Muses. VVifliam Srhmor. James Burke. Jnyce VVilmn. ROIM'J'I anryz Borliv J. Craig. Juanila Harris. Del Jx'tnrlin, Avit- Sharp. Herhnrl Norman. Rammm Parker, SAXOPHONES: Rnlmrl Shropshire. Rmmltt C lvliner. David Jnhnsnn. Lhml Cllnrtvlun, vat'lyn Far Rains, Edna Gnrmrnc, William Turner. Roy F Nlrclenan. HORNE: Hilda XVhilvllrml, Dnris Morgan. Ollin Cmtrroy. Louis hVntkins, 'IRI IDIPFJ'SI Gurrnrtl Ii .4032 Eugene Gillnblf. Raymnml IJItrIEVPE. KPDHPIII lgPHlZ. IZIItN'HTlI GllIle, 10591111 .liIOS, JDIIH IVIPINIPISUH, Bi Haynes. Curl Vt-rrllst Homing Slwilnn. Ronnie Firms, Lnunn Healhnrly. Kenneth Marshall. Criu'n Auslin. Anna Rowe. Bo ? Croorh. BARITONES: VVaynv VVitsnn. Rnht-rl Puget. Juhn Pierce, Connie Ann Surkling. TROB'IBONISS: Ray Juhnsun, Thnmns Bngge. Rnh Ha'rmnh. Charles Bnnnrtl, Billy VViuhmt, Dm'ilt F. Grigshy. Christine Crigshy. DltIOfUS A. I?UIJEIISUII. IJIRCUSQION: Horhntl lxlilflloll. Harnltl Vanlt'r, Rolwrl Bnltle. Vvilvy thllsl. Leroy VVhilt-Iwml. Eugene Davis. Cllnrlt's Banks. BASSES: Earl Burtnn. Hlinll Klu-hno. Iusnph iVInzzt-i, Dunaltt Nturgnn. James MI'CuHars. DRUM MAIOR: VVayno XViIsnn. DRUM Mt-NIORlTl'IhICS: Nnnr'y Farmer. Allw'nn Rnhinmn, Daria Blottsnn. Ionm' llnrp. Cilhert F. Curtis. Director Page One unJr-r-J mu! Nineteen H CHPPELLH CHOIR Tlm A Cnppena Choir is n firmly established m'gnniznlion ill VVoodwnrd High School. H was established nine years ago by 7Mr. Winiam Rimanoczy. who is still the diroctor 0f llm group. The choir has developed into a weIl-lrained, a cappella singing group which has won wide acclaim for its many accomplishments. During this year H10. choir has appeared in many programs throughout lhc- city They have sung in many churches. Among these were the Rockdale Jewish k ynaqogue and VVexley Chapel. The Choir sang al the mednr's Day program in honor of xViniam Woodward. Founder 0F llw school. The A Cappena Choir has sung for eiglll years as n rolwd choir. This year they have new unirUI'mSH Hue rolws with gold sloles. Any student with average musical ability may ioin the choir. For choir mmnlwrsllip l0 prove beneficial to both the slurlont am! llw organization. members must be faithful in attendance and martin: Because llais has been true or all choir groups in the past Woodwarcrs A Cappvnn Choir has herumv em nulslnntling singing group Wlelnbersllip in I'm A Cnppt-Hn Choir is as rnnnwez FIRST ACNM;RANKXq: Joan Alnarvnn, Rulh Crawford. lewrim' Urnl', BMW lluril, Nlurllm Hrntl, .MLlei-p Rnhinsnn. Pnhy Tppp' RUM'IEII VVrighl. SECOND SOPRANOS: UiHn-rlu Bnml. Iinna Burm-IL 'anrt-vna Grigiln'. Hvlvn Hurr'h. 'lvvrry Hill. Irrankit- JWrCmry. Rulh Munrt', Juanita Slilllings. Norma VVlmllr-y. Funnir Hur'nnll. HN'IPHH Clm'. DnInrr-e lfx'nm. Godly IIm-Imun, Ilvlvn Smilll. FIRST ALTOS; Urnrv Auslin. Lnunu Hvallmrly. Duris Hursl, Ol'lnx'iza I.ux.lf1i7alnllh Parks. Lullish SI'ntl. Ijnfis Slovlo. Nan Suausum SFXTXVD ALTUS: Bvrlim Burks. fuirv Uzlslun. Dnrnlln' 'J'l' Hi . Iuru- HUHM'. I'tx'vlvn Rlllll Iulmsun, .xhlll'rVH LHWSUH. Bt'lty Ruusr swam. Jvannio Tlmnms. Hvlvn Turnm: HRSI' TICNORS: Frank Anisurl. Clmrlnnv Bz-nnvu. lhrlmrn Jnllnsml. th 'I'Imnuwm. .Xnuniu-Hr- ViHiums. ihlllil Iranlliugi SICVOND 'J'lfNORS: Harvmv Clay. me Jnhnsnn, 'I'Imufnrn Lier-v. Kv-mH-Ill NIm-slmll. Pruy Vluihx Rm XVinuulu FIRST BAHSI'ZH: 'Hmnms Umm-r. Unrahl Jnllns'un. VVillimn Lt-wis. lium-m- Rirlmmml. list x' 'IVunuvr. SHVUND BMSSIS: Hull Rir'v. Phillip Siilrkm Jumvs' Rh-wnrl, lithviil'll 'I'wvmmu Dullulxl VViIJinlns. Pugn Jru- Hmulyml um! Tuwuiypme S BETA -Y Y ALPHA HI Txl J? y x G. S. W. About eight years ago Nliss Hazel Orr organized a group of outstanding senior girls of Woodward High School to form the G. S. W. K3031 Striving Wooclwarditesi. The G. S. VV. is composed or senior girls who have. traits of leadership and scholarship. h'iiss Orr stiH directs this orgm'lizntion and each year the girls and hliss Orr try to promote hettcr service to needy causes. The program or the cluh includes the Little Sister Prnjmtl. aid for the Cotnrecl Orphanage. and visits to tho Orphanage. The Lillie Sister Project involves a set-up whorehy the members of G, 5. VV. have little sisters in VVdewnrd whom they help whenever heip is needed. Each girl has a certain numher of freshman girls under her guidance, Throughout the year the C. 8. VV. girls workocl 0n proiorts 01' their own. such as. knitting, sewing. and emhroidering. The officers are: Beatrice Williams. President: Winliiv M. lenz xiititkpl'vsitltinll Georgia VVntson. Secret lnry: and Dorothy Niorcland. Fireasurer. Iiirsl Raw: iVlnHil- Yvhy. Bn-nlrirv hVillimnst Gourgia VVulsnn. Dnrnlhy iWorvlunri. Svc'nmi Rcm': JVhIrunltn Uriushy. Bwtir: Craig. Mm: Thnrnhili, Grun' AuslizL lhiT'lI RUW: Lillian hViHian. Anniv Griln' lhurnlml. lrix ltvhh'r. Vivrihvn hyhnmn. Lnnixv ilum-s. IJm-lln Unim's. HI-Y Alpha Hi-Yt which is affiliated with the Central Parkway Y. hi. C. A.. is composed of senior hays and is under the ahle supervision of its ndvisor, Mr. William F. h'liner. The purpose ot the club is to Create. main- tain. and extend throughout the school and commul'lity. high standards at Christian Eiving. Alpha has proved itself by carrying out several projects chtring'.y the current year. one of which was the hringing of Christmas cheer to a family that consisted 0t eleven Chiidren. and another the voting I0 make a sizahlo contrihul'ion to the VVoodwurd War Memorial Fund. Alpha has sponsored many extrmcurricuiar school mttivities such as dances, hay rides, and Wiener roasts; One or the outstanding sotial events or its season is the Spring: Prom which Alpha is proud to sponsor. Alphzfs hashethnn team went undeFeatnrl. and won the Hi-Y Preiiminary Tournament held at the Cenlrai Y. M. Ct A. The officers or the ciuh ate: William Crelh'n. president; James Peppers. Vicoipresitlont: VVendz-H Baird, Secretary; CJIIHTICS Ballard. II'EHSUFGFZ and Charles BI'UIUYVCH. Chaplain. lfirsl Rim: Nir. Millrr-Arlvisur. James Peppers, Ernest Frye. VVK-mh-H Buirct. Bi CrvHin. Fhmhw Pmlhmi. thrhw Brmnwvih Summi Raw: .l'amrs Burks, Jack ilmmcs. RunaH Harlmnn. Russell Bnc-hm. Thinl Ruw: liftiwnrtl Burke, Rnhvrl Swisshrhn. hw M'nzw'i, Raleigh tillmlilr. Paul CL'QII'oithr-r HI-Y The Beta Hi-Y club. affiliated with the Central Y. M, C. A.. has eighteen members from the eleventh grade or Woodward High School. It is under the ahle leadership of Nir. Hunter Severdine. Beta, although it got OH: to a had start in its basketball schedule, turned out in the top rank in the base ltethan league. The reasons for this are the Fine spirit and hart! work or the members themselves, and the vain; able suggestions and help given to them hy their nclvisor. Beta has also sponsored several good dances: and a splash party. The officers are: Kenneth Sharp. President; Chester Niutters, Vice-Presiclent: Eugene Wiiraoie. Set'rt'tnrvz Robert Battle. Treasurer: Nlnrtin Parker, sergeantatvarms: and Otto Freest Chaplain. l'iirst Rnu': Marlin Parker. Buh Baltic. Kori Sham. Choslvr Mullvrs. Umw Minute, Ollu Irrocs. Summl Row: Camila Caslm, Rnymuml Lvlm'vr, VVl-slip hmtun. Buh Irngvl. lurk .I'EICL'IEH. Edward Culley, DrImz-r Lignn Thint Ruu': NIT. SFYPHHIII'--;lllViSUT! :xlurvin hhst, Ullu TmInIm-l. Uvnv hittinrim'. KI-mwih lmnl'z. th- Ulix'r-r. Hiyl- thu- Humh'l'd unit if'rm'ulvlhlw- HI-Y Tile Uumma HiVY is composed oil seventeen tenth grads imys 110111 Woodward High School. Aitiiough the group is new in ciuio work of this type. the members imve made great progress iuotii indivitiuu y and as a group since the beginning oi the year. Much of this success can be attributed to tile capable leadership of Nir. Niax Wentiei, Gammais advisor. Gammals sociai program was slow in developing bLit severni social events are planned for l'i'lC latter part of the sciiooi year, The story is ciii'ferent in the sports iioici, and Gamma has the only tenti': gra1ie basicetbaii team in iiie HiiY League. The ofiicers are: Henry Yee, President; Gene Richmond, Vice-Presideni; Bob Levi. Secretary; and Tom Beyer, Treasurer. i' irst RnVV: rUIn Bnyml lillgLIIU ILIC illllilllil. l-Eh 'HTV YOU, Bub IACVy. SFC.IJ:'Id R11W:l.uQ!FIH Slupiclrm. irinzlrtl Wi11rris.5111v:1 Ruylhnltlb Did; 1111-1, Huwuni Iluivt'rr Tilini Row: Dunaltl Haney Dunaiii Wiurgun. LVlarvin BurLcit Doung VViisun. 111-1 This year Ninlii St. Hi-Y is working toward higher standards 0i. Christian 1.1i1'cirucler1111d leadership. The ciuii is built around the Hi-Y cocie. iito create, maintain. and extend, throughout the school and community. high slandarrls 0iCi1ristian character . Ninth St. is active in sponsoring ances. socia s. and basLetija games. Most 0F Ninth St's members takes part in SUCII school arrivilies us the Banci. the Choir. and tho atilietic prof gram. Tile adviser, iVir. Ciiiiord E. JacLsmL is compieting his first your us a Hti advisor. The club uliict-rs are: Edward 'iiwynmn, Presidvnl: Frmi ixiatiws. Vicewprvskiuni; Iiilu-odurc- Lincisvy. 1 . .- Secretary; 0115 Amirews, I rcasurer. irirst Rnw: iViiiimI GrN'r. 'l'immlnrv Limisvy. EJWdrri 'iiVV-Vllldll. IJI'ITI 3L1li11'a. Lilia Amin-us. iilnu'r Swan. Scam ! Rnw: xAyiiiiam Amlvrsun, Gcrairi Johnscm. VVniiiwv Smilh, Dun: Timurlus, Courgr Harris, Jumvs vallll. Tiiirri Row: Hamid Phillips. .im' Davis, Frmi .inimsun, Curlis Bell, $11111 VViliizuns. Ryium! iViorurlnn. irnuriii Ruw: CIIETICS Luslcr. Ronmx'nil Bony. David Grigsinx Forty LViiilc, Ciurvnu' Clay. FJIH'EIHI Harris. Arlie Crum, i'iimu VViIilrx HI-Y Through il11- cooperation or its oi'iicvrs and its ucivisor, Win June Vinegar, Niniil St. Aiplm has become one 0i. ii11-x lending Hi-Y clubs in the state. The Club ims distinguished itself in thisLetbaH this year under the guidv 111111: of x111. Dean Waii1er.Aiplia has been successful in sponsoring many social events such as dances and pdrfies.Aipi1a is imcLed ixy .1 group of girls Lnown as the Alpha Boosters These girls Cheer at tile busLeli im games and give tins team moral support. The secretarv of Alpha was sent to the Ohio State Hi Y Council in C oiumims as c1 representative From the ciub. The president or tile Club 15 also the president 0f the Hamilton County HirY Council. The oiii1.crs or the Liub are: FranL Aiiison President; Philip StarLs, Vice President; Leroy VViliteiuaci SCi'l'Ctier, illld Herbert Blitciieii Treasurer I'irxl Row: ili-riwrl i,.;1r111111'L. Iiiii SlaiLs, FranL Allison. Herbert ilVIilCiICli. eroy Wiiilcilcud. Rauaici Miiien Svc'mni Row: Livlvin Harris. .iamrs Hnusc. 11111111 Simnilun. James HmnilricL. Dave Lowis, Lvnnarei Sinan. 'I'hinl Row: LXiiiiznn Boll V1 rmm Cmaciy Ruinri Smilil, Arliiur iia1Lcli inuis VValLins VViiiiam Turner. Funrlh Row: K1 11111 iii Marsha .inim iimnicrsnn. Arr Dmis.Fr:1nL Hanms,Dmmi1I N1:i'inicy.Hcrman Clianncli,Mi1lm1i Mi'lnwsii. an Pii'lurmi: Nmii 1.1111115151111. Luuis Daniiis Kinrris Ruulunumc i111Li1 Caritiiors Page One Hundred and Twenfyifive V ---wvvw q M s ..l.. L In N R u 0 J B U L c N I T En .lu iii? LUNCHROOM SQUAD J OUBNHLISM A class in Journalism was begun in 194I hy Mrs. Grace Schielo Walker, who originated the Wroodwurd Bullciog during the same year. with the initial class serving as the Bulldog Staff and as principal contributors to the student publication. Although it has enlarged its physical size, from four to six, sometimes even to ten or twelve pages on special occasions. it is still operating on the general plan or the stucients in Journalism contributing the hon.s share of its material, although other Woodwardites, both students and teachers, have been wetcomevj contributors. During the past seven years, The Woodward Bullciog's Staffs have won large numbers 0t prizes and honors, some city, some state, some national. in editoriai and feature writing. rihe paper itself has been hon- ored many times with awards of many kinds. The basic stag is composed of Virginia Reusing. Editor: Bin Core. Nianaging Echlor: anti Ray Johnson. Business Manager. . First Row: Marcz- a Grigshy, Terry Hi , Joanie Gregg. Billy Guru Virginia Reusing. Charlntlr- Bonnett. Gracc- Austin, Lanna Iilvnthurly. Sccnnd Row: Nancy Fammr. .Irtan Picklrsimhr. Jann Lanrl. lertlc Hushins, Anna Pvnninglun, Dorothy Ninn'lmwl. WIN. VVnHu-r. Third Row: Pat Byrd, Nlary Ming, Ray Jnhnsnn, Robert Austin. VViHiam TnHivvr, Bi-ily Hastings, Paulinv Niithuulun. Belly Hurst. Nut Pictured: Rnhcrt Halcmnh. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club is an organization COITIpOSCd ol' memhers 0f the second year Latin claw. It was begun in nineteen hundred and thirty-two by the Latin pupils of that year and has heen a successful organization since that time. Its main purpose is to turther interest in the Latin language. in this club the pupils learn to enjoy and appreciate the language: Caesar, instead of heing a circadr-td menace. becomes a living and interesting per- son, and ancient Roman customs become intelligible. The club is under the leadership or NIiss Wlary Anthony. First Ruw: Rita Green, Helen ch. Georgia Watsnn. Ramona Pzarhm. Evelyn Raynns. erm Jnhusun, LaVCtnc Stiller. Luciue Hall'ioht, Shirley Walters, Charlottv Cnmlia, EVIiss Anthony. Second Rnw: Joan Swissholm. Edna Garmcnc, Mary BirI-is, Luuis VViHiums, Estrnr Clay. Barham Haslyt Beatrice hViHiams, Iris Fchhzr Juan McIntosh. Third Row: John Greene, Eugcnc Miracle, Huh Swisshchu, Paul Ocslrcichvr, Lvrny Mt-Mnth, Carl Miller. LUNCHBOOM SQUAD The Woodwarci Lunchroom Squad is composed of hays and girls who have been camtully chosen by Nliss Hazel Orr and Mr. B. F. Funcs to assist the regular lunchmom stag in the ehcicient handling or the food durg ing the Iunch period. to serve as cashiers. and to aid in maintaining orcter in the Iunchroom and the adjacent halls. Their aim is the emcient operation of the lunchroom, The squacl deserves much credit for the manner in Which they have achieved their aim and purpose. First Row: hiarcena Grigshy. Charlotte Bennett, Dnris Nlnrgan. Georgianna Blake. lean Swissholm. Dnmthy Gardner. Grace Austin. Second Row: Kenneth Sharp. Shirley Yen, Cinderella Bishop. Rose ch. Rulh Shcwznakcr. Juanita Harris. Dorothy Moreland. Georgia Johnson. Lillian VVitliams. Hilda VVhitehcad. Mary BiI'L's. Joe Kirby. Third Row: Charles Cinlino. Jack Hoopcs, Russell Bnehm, James Burke. Carlos Eastham, Carrol Vaught, Herman Channell. John Simallunt Joe Jilosi Fourth Row: Charles Cadlc. David VViHiams. Raleigh Cunditf. James Peppers, Charles Ballard. Ronald Hartman. Edward Twymau. Page One Hundred and Twenly-seueu THE H01.11 WODDWHBU, HONOR CLUB The HUM Woodwardn Honor Cluh which was urgunjzul l'nur years ago is ctivictect inl'o tour diViSiOIlSF' Kappa, iota. Sigma. and Theta, Each ctivision may consist 0i twenty-lzive Invmhers chosen from the eleventh umt twelfth grades. The purpose of the club is to promote Schuhlrship, Leadership. Character, Citizenship. and Service, in order in he considered tor im-mhership in the club a slurhml must have an average or eighty or above. must he hvtd in high esteem hy the t'acutty and counsetnrs, must pertorm some service to the school, and must show cvidence of leadership and characteri It is incteett an honor amt a privilege to be among those who are selected as momhers or the OH Woodward Honor CILlJtIH a privilege to he given the opportunity to help to raise the standards and scholarship or the students. and an honor to he chosen for membership in a club of this type. Each memher sponsors or advises a small group or pupils in the ninth and tenth gractes. These younger pupils are encouraged to become good schoot citizens, to maintain high scholarship, anti t0 particin pate in the activities of the school, Each mcmhor 0f the HOH Woodward Honor Ctuh proudly wears a pin which is the insignia of the rhlh. The letters SSLCC on the pins represent the quatiiicutiuns for which membership in the Club stands. it is incteott a pleasure to work with the Faculty advisors, hliss Schwartz and Nlr. Futks. The officers or the tiOld Woodward Honor Ctuh um: lulu: Dorothy Ntoretand. President; Louise VVittiams, Vice-Presidenl; Edith Cotzic, Secretary; Lillian VViHiams. Treasurer; Grace Austin, Sergeant-at-amn. Kappa: Rose Yee. President; Barbara Hasty, Vice-Presicheut: Juan Amareno. Secretary: Doris Blcdsoe, Treas- urer: Ruth Shcwmatcer, Sergeantratrarms. Sigma: James Peppers. President; Wendell Baird, Vice-Prosident; Kenneth Sharp, Secretary; Raleigh Cun- ditt, Treasurer; Ronald Hartman. Sergeant-ubarms. Thom: Thomas Gamer. President: Dave VViHimns, Vicril'rvsidvnl: Willium rrottiver. Secretary; Robert Austin, Treasurer; Leroy McMalh, Se'rgc-nntrat-unnsi SIGMA AND 'I'HETA ljirsl Rmv: Melvin Harris, Eugmlv Gmnhh', Rnhvrl Bullh', Thomas Uurm-r', .lunws IJI-J'qmn. Ollu From, Kenneth Sharp, Jeunus House. anrrurv Srhullxn ' SI-mnrt Rnw: Immy VVhilohmut, Billy Gurc. vasliO Kuslun. Dewitt tViHimna. .hw .iih-s. 1idn'dl'il'JXYlel'dli. Rnnuld Hartman. James Burke. Mr. FuIL-s. Thiril Raw: Cnrtns Fasihuln. Luonimt Strum, hVi-nrtvll Huint, Rulcigh t'umtiil, Chin'nu- Flay, hViHieuu Stulhvmth, Raymund Lchvur. Rnhorl Fugcl, Fuurth Row: Thnmus Buggv, Rnhr'rl Austin, Avie Sharp. liuguuu Ahhull, Chairlm l5mnm'i-H. .Im- Dams, Luruy Ntcivtalh, Eugene h'liracte. VViUium '13:!1ivcr. KAPPA AND IOTA I'Iirsl Ruw: Ruth Shcwmatu'r, .Ivunic Harp, Detours tVtt-nvhum. Thrvsu HiJL Dorothy Nlorvhmd, Ruse Yon, Jam,- Wctlcrich. Juanita hvillimns, Gi'urgji'rl xValsnn. Summit Row: Cltadys Favnrg, lttu Thornton. htarcvlht Grigshy, iVl'leliv Yvhy, Hillhl h'x'vtlilttjlt'iltl. Put Salter, lint Knhcrls, Claim Bung:1 mmm, Jvun Rlu-t'hvrl. Doris BIFCISOC, Gilbert?! Bond. Emit: Kitgulv. 'Iihint Rmv: Anna Thornton, Joan Amarmm. Grace Austin, Put Flatiath-y, Edith Cnlziu. Alum Pt-uninglun, Lillian tyitliums, Louise W'ifliams. Ruth Taylor, Carrie Logan, Bnrhuru Hasty. hourth Rcm': Lurvlla Gaines. Pat Zuhcr. VViHic Ruth Sinctllcy. Lillian Harris. Juanita Cumxh-r, Bvlty Crunch, Alberta Miles, Frankie Phillips, Virginia Rtrusing, htallic Ruhcrls. Juan Gmlulm, h'tiss Skllnulltl Pugh: Uuu Humhmt Ullll 't'uwnty-Hina DEBUTHNTE CLUB PHYSIOLOGY BIOLOGY CLUB The first Biology Club was. urgunized in nineteen humtrmt and thirty-nine hy Nlrs. Lora Nantz. Ever Since that year, there has been a biology group that has kept the Cluh idea going. The purpose of the Club is two; fold: to study living things and their ways, and to study the contributions made by both men and women to science. Each meeting is openect with the singing of the HWoodward Pledge . During severat of our club meetings we have had reports from those members of the group who have hobbies in line with the activities of the club. Through the various activities at the club the members develop teamwork and teadership. The officers are: William Yee. President; Norma Pennington, Viceipresitient: Joyce Wilson, Secretary: and Allen VVare, Treasurer. IIOI'CL'I'UIII'KI: Gtartys FaVUI'S, GOD? C.?erIT-V, Iil'l'lvl'SOII WHHS. First Raw: Betty Lnu Rainy, Mihtrmt Chumhly, Joyce Wilson. Sylvia MI'Ume, Marilyn llnwzmt. Jacqueline Ntmnc. Geneva Tyler. Allen VVarn. William Yee, Franklin Ielnwzmt. Richard Brnrhvllv Seconrt Row: Abe Rankin. Hamlet Burk, Hurtis Belt, titlward Culley. Ruymumt Halt, Mary Lou Buehm, Whitman Mitchel , Mrs, Nunlz. DEBUTHNTE CLUB The Debutante Chlh is the succexsor 0f the Physiology Ctuh first organized in nineteen hundred and thirty-six hy Mrst Lora Nantz. The purpose of the club is to discuss the health problemst the personal proh- tems. and the social problems of the girls. The group also investigates the schoot activities ot the girls and stuJies how they best fit into their lives. There are chosen committees to hring in write-ups on special topics setectetl to further the achievement of the aims of the Debutante Club. These reports are discussed particu- tarty in the light of their relation to the girl in her home. her schont. and her social life. The otticers are: Frankie McCrary, President; Athytee Robinson. ViceAPresident; Pat Kattas. Secretary: Betty Rousseau, Assistant Secretary: Louise Jones. Treasurer; Janet Lockarct, Assistant Treasurer; Rose Marie Wyatt, Sergeant-atkarms; Marjorie Doerr. Assistant Sergeant-atiarms. First Row: Atctautci Solnmml. Barhara Johnsnn, Dorothy Hill. Charlotte Emmott. Svrnnrt Row: Mrs. Nantz. Betty Rousseau. Ruse Nlarie Wyatt, Louise Jnnos, Frankie EWCCIary. Janet antmnt. Athytue Ruhinsou, Pat - Kuttas. Cinderella Bishop. jtlire Raw: Dolores Giant, h'haragarvt Hunt. Amella Raah. Annie Mcctrmtun, Shirley Curtnch. Geraldine Hallgnhmoh. Jean Thmmm Fourth Row: Cnra Samtcrs. Frances Button. Natasha Ahmed. Mary Huustuu, Corrine VViltiams, Novena Thumpson, Lula Williams, Ruby Dixon. Dotti! Matlhrws. PHYSIOLOGY CLUB The Woodward Physiotogy Cluh under the direction or Ntiss ixtm'y Higgtns'meets the last Friday 01' each month. The members ot the ctuh have a threefold purpose in the programs planned for the meetings. name y: to help the girls solve the everyday prohtoms which face them in school. at' home, amt in their social tite; to Hic't them in the solution of any personal heatth prohtems through the discussion of physiology nntl hygiene: and to help improve them in personality. poise, amt personnt appearance. The girts hope to inform amt to improve themselves and thus build for a better future generation. The ctuh is chvided into two sections and each section has its own set of otl'tcers. The officers or the one EFOUD are: tVtartha Scott, PresidEIIl'; June Holly, VlcevPresictont: Janet Rhodes, Secretary: and Ramona Parker, Treasurer. The officers of the other group are: Rita Green. President: tVtarttyn Amretn, Viceepresi- dent: Janice IVICCa . Secretary: and Jessie Marshall, 'I'rvasurer. First Ruw: Juan Fowler, Opal Cm'crt, DcLois Dimley. Barbara Young. Opal VVhipplv. Pat thu'r. htary Rousseau, Octavia Luxn Se-cunrt Row: hliss Higgins. June Hutty. Juanita Bromthwc. Ramona Parker. Janet Rhmlos. h'tarlhn Scutt. Rita Grcenr Jessie Nlarsha , Janvt tVtrCn . Ntarityn Ammin. Thirtl Raw: Alive Gitstnn, Carotha Buie. Ntary txtins. Eileen Dttrurtv, .lt'an Vismara, Doris Btmlsnc. Pat Roberts. Nlury Ryan, Imogene Slaughter, Evelyn Amos. Norma Shaw. l'hurlh Row: Helen Susong, tvlary Foster, Ntarie Snlit'rs, Bclma Lewis, Bcrlhu Birhs. Lily Litltujuhn, VVamta Poole, Anna Grimes. Cutcnc Hottges. Ntary Hunter. Page One Hundred amt Thirtyione I w i i mg v , PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB SEERETHRIM. SHARPIES SCRIBBLEBS, CLUB PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB The Puhhc Speaking Chih is mmposml or mmnhers 0r lhv Puhlic Speaking Class. Nirs. h'iarjorie McKin- ney is the adviser. The Cluh was organized to provide pructicv in all phases oi, speech work. The members wrote and adopted a constitution. B'Teetings are conducted according to accepted parliamentary law procedure. Discussion oi topics of current and group interest are regularly scheduled for each Wednesday with student leaders and speakers. On Friday, the program consists of talks. poetry, and readings. As a Final activity the Cluh plans to present the one act piay, HMiIdred Is My Name , by Spranger Barry. The officers or Ihr- Puhiic Speaking Club are: Jm-t Davis, Prosttlenl: Whiry Helen Birks, ViCPwPresirlent: Heien Snsong. Secretary: Alhm'tn Miles. Treasurer. First Rmv; Dr-Inis Dinghy. Hi-h'n Susnngf. Jim Davis. Huhm Birks, Aliwrlu ixiihw', Rnynmml Crizzartl. Srrvnti Raw: LnVnnn Bmwn. hmnHEI Hurris. Juanita Crnwilvr. BI-lly VVilson. Ruth Murray, Opal VVhipphi, VVina Gaines. Thirii Rnw: Marlhn Srull. Bt-rlha Burks, hVinnna Cole. Vi-riinn .luhnsnn, Frankie hIrCmry. iiuvvnin WialthL-ws, Nirs. NICKinm-y. frnurth Rmxu Paul Omtrvithvr. I'Ziluurii Gummu. Phil Slnrhs. Frmi Mathis, Julius Turmrr. SCBIBBLEBS, CLUB Although comparatively ncw in Wonrlwaril. the Svrihhiers, Chlh is rapidly hecoming popular. Evidence of this Fact is shown in its growing membership. The ruremost aim or the club is to promote the art of cieative writing in its members. The only requirement for membership is an active interest in this art and a willingness to contribute to the dub discussions. Niemhers are encourageif to write in the fields of their special interests or talents. Under the direction of TWiss Anne Long, the club meets hi-weeHy for the purpose of commenting on and improving the works of its memhors. in the future the group hopes to stimulate interest by sponsoring some creative writing contests. Another of the ciuifs amhitions is to compile a booklet containing the best work. prose and verse, produced hy its umhors, The meetings are informal; criticism and commendation are Freely exchanged. The officers are: Ruth Moore, Presiiient; Leroy Nirh'inlh. Vinewpresident: Marcella Crigshy. Secretary; and Ruth Shewmaker, Treasurer. First Row: Niurqii: Dncrr. Dnhyres Nl'rlchmn. Nlnrrvna Grigshy, Ruth hhmrr, Lnroy NICNIHIII. Grace Austin Stmnnd ROW: NHSS Long. Snmuvi Oliwtr. Nm'mn CII'IJIITI. Durnthy Urigshy. Rnh-nim AhmmLDumthy Nlnrnlanii. Niminrio Veasley, Chris- Iinv Crigshv. Dnlnros I:Tf'ltll1afl. SECRETHBIHI. SHARPIES The Secretariat Sharpies Club is composed of Senior girls, an of whom are in the Comprehensive Department and are taking Shorthnml H and Secretarial Training. The club was organized this year for the twofold pupose of furthering knowledge of business and office procedure and of promoting better understand- ing or the various duties of sl'enogrnphers and secretaries in offices The club has planned to invite as speakers men and women in the husiness world who win be able to give vaiunhle inlormation along the lines of its endeavors. Plans have been made to have the members visit various offices and nhserve the work or stvnngmphers nmi secretaries. The Officers are: Barbara Johnson, PmsitiPnt: De Lois Dagiey, Vice-President; Terry Hill, Secretary; hlyrtle Hoskins. Fl reasurer: and Ann Pennington. Snrannt-ntlarms. The club is under the able supervision of Miss Dtlariorie Callahan. Firsl Ruw: Nnmm VVhatiry, Giihrrm Bnmi. annsn Hill. Barimra Jnhnsnn. Dc Lois Dathy. Myrtle I'inskins. Ann Pennington. Betty i'laslings. Lanna I'h-athm'iy. Srbmnll Row: Mimic Yt'hyflunn Frhvnnis. Tnnrl VVrtIl-trir'h. Jnan Ruorln-rl. .lvnnur-HP Bryant. Hilrla Failings. Louisa Scan. Rena Johnson, Mary Jane Ryani vI'hird Rnw: hlnrgantl Chipnmn, ihlnin imnrii Virginia Ri-using. Inrrtlln Hnim-s, Anna Scruggs, .Ivan Thomas. .lllanilil Crowdcr. Bctly Hlirsl. Ciumir Simtnru. i'qu Um- HumiH-ii umi 'I'Ililh' lhrrle E v .I. T U c E x E STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council or VVooctward High School is composed of forty members, ten representatives from each grade. The memhers are nominated by petition and are elected by the members of the grade which they represent. Qualifications for membership inciude satisfactory grades, good citizenship, and willingness to serve. The Student Council is divided into two groups, the Executive Committee and the Assembly. The Exec- utive Committee is composed of ten members etected hy the members of the council. The purpose of this com- mittee is to conduct such business as needs immediate attention hetween regular meetings of the Council, The ul'hcers or the Executive Committee serve also as officers or the entire Council when it is in session. The Assemhly. which is made up or the forty memhers or the Student Councih meets every month. it hears the reports oi, the Executive- Committee. ratifies any decision the smaller group has made since the lust general meeting, and discusses amt takes action an alt other husiness. The Student Council serves Woodward in many waysi It is always ready to aid any schoot organization which requests its assistance in accomplishing anything for the henetvit 0f the school and its students. One of the most important projects which the Student Council has aided is the War Memorial to Woodward alumni, students. and teachers who lost their lives in World War it. Work toward the erection of a War Memorial has been going on for several years. The Council undertakes any task assigned to it by the school adminisA tration. Among the projects which the Student Council has undertaken this year was the sending or representan lives to the institute on Better Human Reiations. t0 the Safety institute. and to Fountain Square to aid the campaign tor the Inliantiie Paralysis Foundation. Council has also sent many volunteer workers to the Retl Cross. distrihuted cheer to the unfortunate at Christmas, and helped the Woodward Athletic Association hy selling sandwiches at the games. The Student Council is an outgrowth of the wartime activities of Woodward Students. The activities during the war were sponsored by student organizations under the guidance of the Victory Corps and planned hy the Student Wartime Council. During this time. classes of First Aict, Home Nursing, Child Care. Camou- age. and an Air Raid Wartiens' Committee for the safety of the students during air raid drills and in case of air uttacks, were organized. Since the end or the war. many of the wartime activities have been turned over to different departmentSv-w for example the First Aid and Home Nursing Classes were turned over to the Physi- ology department. Originally intendett to assist in the war effort, the Council developed into the present organ- ization. vitally interested in all school activities. The onicers 0f the Student Council for the year 1047-48 were: James Peppers. President; Rose Yee, Vice- Prt-strtent: Otto Frees, Secretary. tVliss Curry is the faculty adviser. I'iirsl Row: Vnnier MrDim 1-H. tislc-ltn Clay, Rnsvmnry Hnrh'y. Edith Collie. Juan Amam-Im. Uilhvrln Bulnt. Pittrit'ia KitlFilS. Jmlt' VVPF Ivrirh. Bnrhurn Hasty. Chtirt- Borgmnnn. Ruth ShI-umakvr. Rosa Knhahu Sm'mul Row: Venn Ruhinsun. Ruth Reynuicls. Ruth h'hmro, Anna Huhm-s, Beatrice VViHimnx. Lnutso hVilliums. Juanita Harrie. Jenn Clark. Christine Crigshy. Marr'vllil Grigslay. Anna Yl'v. Dorothy Mamet. 'Iihirtt Rtm: Putrivia Satire. Rusn- Ymn Blanche Blink Ottn Frees. Eugvm- Minute. Jimmy Pvppvrs. Hvrmnn rhamrn-l. Jack Eniutl. Marvin Burhett, Duviit .i'humns. Clittnnl XVnIsmI. Alla tihmtlinmh'r. Shirley Yum. IIXIZCLI'I'IV'H COUNCIL First Rnw: tihrislinv Urigshy, Ruse Yarn Ruth hluuri: Putticiil Satire. Durnthy hiewzt-i. Shirley Ymu Svmntt Run: 0th. t'rmw, Jimmy Peppers, Dan'iti 'lthumus. Page 0m! Hlimh'wl unit Thirtyfiue TAP mum: VISUAL AIDS T HP DANCING Girls from all grades make up Woodward's tap dancing groups. The first group meets on Tuesday, the first he : the second group. on Tuesday after school. Both classes are under the capable Uiirection of Mrs. Edna Rehkamp. our faculty advisor. There are no specific qualifications for membership. except that a girl should have a sincere interest in this activity. Tap dancing comes under the field of service in Woodward's point sys- tem and can help you to achieve a MW If the VV is not achieved, your time has been we spent improv- ing poise. posture. and seif-contidence. The result of this year's practicing was a performance staged by this group for the entire school. It proved to he a tremendous success and was enjoyed by all who saw it. Firsl Rnw: Lnra Hedges, Rita Nliller, Lulifu Ahliullah. Dorothy Haynes. Fenieii i'lnrrisnn. Rammm Pinker. Barham .hihnsnn, Nlaitie Yr-hy. Geneva: Juhnsnn. Betty Ctevrh. Opal Coverl, .ianel Locharri. Serum! Row: Paulina Foster, iVliIIuie iiiehist Pi'arliu Bell. Loraine Muri'lnml. Belly Bmw-ns. Geraldine Aihm, Cimirrolla Bishnp, Caru- iyn Carter, Hussil: Halhnvay. Rulh Taylor. lmugone Flinchr-m, Hattie Simms, Doris Hursl..luan Wumist Louise Iilunknrsun. Aumuni'd Fox, Sylvie Leigh, Essie Kiignre, HA. Thini Row: Pat Kaiias. Shirley Carlork. Doinn-s Freeman, Nlarlhu Scull, Gerahiinr thrusewnrlh, Wanda Panic. Mollie Stevenson. Coneva Tyler. Evelyn Gcihnan. Marilyn Ameripn. Helen Earhart. Duris Blvdsuo. Ann Danshnrryt ivnnin Dyer, AnnzL ri'enslermacher. Niariun Srhrlu'kman. Lnn-tia VVuiImr. Myrtle Wallace. Marcella Urigshy. Catherine Sitlinll. Fmirlh Rnw: Doris Steele. Chrisiim Grigshy. Delores Iivnns. Dciila Cullins, Frimlx'it- Phillips. Luis Mansfield, ihuu- Huliyt Mary Fnster. ,luaumn anlc-r. Ann Uihsnn. VISUAL AIDS The Visual Aids is an organization which trains its memhers to operate movies and other visual aids equipment inside and outside of school. The main purpose of the organization is to assist teachers in the use oil the visual aids materiai and equipment which has been made available to them by the Visual Aids Depart- ment of the Cincinnati Public Schools. The group has memhers available every period of the clay for the con- venience oi the teachers. Room 112 has been set aside as a projection room iyor Visual Aids. The Visual Aids Group is under the very capable direction of Mr. Alfred Ruhendunst. First Rnw: Paul Ovslreirhnr. Juan Worlds. Duris Hurst. Ruse Yee, Georgia Watson, Estella Clay, Beatrice VWiHiams, Louise Williams, Evelyn .lohusun. Pat Kalias. Otin Frees. Swami Row: Mr. Ruhcmiunst. Furl Quatrnmant Millon Greer. Sidney CuignartL iihtrshr Privell. Camila Castro. Rnhert t'ialcnmh. Eriwnrzi Busrh. Eugene Rirhmumi, Joe Mamet Ray Johnson. Thirzl Row: Leroy Whitehead. Jewell Merritt. Herbert Carmack, CIurr-nn- Clay. James Poppers. Dunahi Mt-Finley. Gerald Juhnsnni Leonard Sinai . Hamhl Ginrlvlm iVinurice Putter. Y. II. C. The Young Cincinnatians Ciuh is beginning its fifth year as an aii-Woodward Ciuh. This group meets every Friday night at the Y. W. C. A. in its own home-iike cluh mom. '1 he purpose or the organization is to develop citizenship and character. The activities and programs or the ctuh are planned by a council or twelve under the very ahie supervision of bliss Shirley Ciagett. Careful thought anti hard Work go into the planning of weekly meetings. Activities include dancing. games, swimming, and special events such as dances and parties. The refreshments are varied and are prepared in the club's own kitchen. OfFicers of the ciuh are: Charles Bromwen, President; Raieigh Cunclirf. Viceepresident; Joan Gramke, Secretary: Helen Earhart, Treasurer: and Hattie Young and Kenneth Sharp. Sergeantseatearms. First Row: Bud Culley. Hattie Young. Duris Biedsue, Nunna XVhath'y. Charles Brmnwe . Juan Gmmhe. Raleigh Cumiifi. Helen Earhart. Mnllic Roberts. Km Sharp. VVendc Baird. Russo Buohm. Sm'uml Row: Barbara Hasly, Virginia Reusing, chrgcanna Blake, Frankie Phillips. ixiargir Dnerr, Ruse Yea. Rulh Shewmaher. Agnes Sweilxer. Gilhmla Bond. Gerry Uhicin. Rita Finrcsi. Janet Hurdle, Doris Ruml, Henry Yea, Joan Ann Adar. Aileen iVIiracie, Jean Farmer. Befly Hursl. Third Row: Robert Fogci. Earlinc Shaffer, Charlotte Bennett. June Holly, Nleriiyn Howard. Ruby hiurtin, Janet anharli. Pat Kaiias, Pat Sauce. Jr: Ann Edwards. Jane tVutteriCh, iVIary Louise Brumnmtt, Elsie Tuccinanii, Claire Bnrgman. Nian'in iVInses, Jim Keilh, Bah Battle, Kyle Oliver. Belly Cmech. Flora Haney. Fourth Rmv: James Mitten Pillll Oeslrvichcr. Ken Lentz. Jack TacL-r-tt, Delmrr Rigun. Chester Mutters. Robert Swisshchn. Ollu Frees. Charles Bitllurll, Camila Custm. Eugene Miracle, James Alcorn, Gene Richmond. Furl letromani. Elizabeth Ynager. Page One Hundred and T'Iirtyiseven PHI USER Y-TEENS Y-TEENS SB. BLUE TRIANGLE Y-TEENS 2V . .v MWQWM Y-TEENS The Y-Teens is a giris' organization iioiding meetings every Wednesday night at the Y. W. C. A. The club is sponsored by Miss Betty Essei. a member of tile VVoodward iacuity. and -Miss Ciaggeti anci Miss Dean oi the Y. W. C. A. In tilis ciuij the girls work together and learn the value of consideration for oiiIers IInIi cooperation with others, Tim group sponsors many interesting programs. including speakers on various subjects oi interest t0 the members, parties, Iiayrides, dances, and smws. Tile oiiicers are: Jane Weitericii, President: Frankie Piiiiiips. Vire-PresiIIent: Put SuiiPe, Secretary: and CiiIIIIie Bond. Treasurer. Irirsl Raw: LOP RIIIIIIISIIII. IIII Ann Eriwanis. Dnris BIIIIISIIII. GiIIIIiI- BnnII. FrnIIIIiII Piiiiiips. .Iam- VVIIIIIIriI'II. Pal SiIIIPF, Pal KIIIIIIs. AiIIIIIII MINNIE. Joan GramIIII, HIIIIIII Earhart .Ioan AIIIIr Snmnci Row: Norma WIIalIIIy, Ianci LIICIIarII Pal ByrIi, Agnes SWI'iIZIIr Pill RIIIIIIrls. Claim Bmgmann Ann VVIIsl Maryi 1I:IiIIs Rita BIICIL Marie DIIBruIIII. RIIIIa IUIIIISUII. BIlly Ilursl Mary BIIIIIIm. CIIrIIInI CIIIIIIIII1.SIIirIIIx HIII 1. lie Rn crls IIIirII Rnw: Pal ZIKLCI. Barimm Hasly. CII Inn Saunders. Virginia RIIusing, Riia iI'iIIrIIsi,.IIIyI'II MI-Ciampimii, Curry UIIIIIIIiII. GIIIriII RiI'II. MyrlIII iinsIIi , Opai CTMDVIH Inan Amarcnu. ImngIIIm iiinIIIIIm. CiIInIIVII 'I'yIIIr, Myrtle VVIIIIIII'II. GIIII-II HugI Mary AIICP IVIIsE. RIIsI- YIIII, Iialiie Yuung BIiiII CIIIIIII, MIIriiyn IImvaIII Isllllriil Row: Dmis Morgan. FINIIyn CiIIImaIi. Ann D1nsiu n5 Sandra VValIIins. Itmnv Drwr. Margin Dnt rr. 1am InnII. IIIIm PIII'I-uis'ilmr. CIIIanriannII iSInIIII. RIIIII SIIrIwmaIIm' I'.IIilII Danish Y-TEENS Tile PIIi-Oser Y-Teens Ciub is composed of tentII, eleventh, and twelfth grade girls. This group is an organization 0i iiie Y. W. C. A, The girls have careiuiiy pianneci programs for this year. These programs in- ciude service activities. sucii as visiting the colored orphanage, lectures on heaitii and science. community activities. and sociai events The object oi the club is to develop leaders in the giris to better the communiiv IIIIII to equip the girls to meet the sociai and personal problems liIey wiII encounter in life. T IIC annual aiiairs 0f the club are: T he Gypsy Fiesta given in December: the Senior Banquet given in June at VVI1ICII the seniors IIiII IureweII to tile dub: and the Senior Prom aIso in June. IIIIIII as a part of graduation activities T III giris are trying to make the year 1948 a more successful year than any I'Ieiore. IIliililllK' Gregg. .IIIIII Ciiarii. iVIIII- Curls Irom WOOKIIVHTCI VVIIO are OITICBFS In tile CIuIJ I'ITE HPICH Birks VICP- PFPSICIEUI anri IVIHFCFIIEI IlrigsIIy Secretary I'iirsi Rnw; Br'nlricc VViIIiIIIns. Iioggy Cannaric, chiun Birks. Marcella GrigsIIy. Luvruia MIIliIIIst. MIIrlIIII SI-IIH. IiIIIIruiII IVIIHIIII. SIII'IIIIII Rnw: WiIIII GIIiIIIIs. PIIuIiIIII FIIslIIr. SIIirIIIy Brown. Niary CIII'iIILrlnII, MIIrjIII-iI- VI-IIsII-y, .IIIImiIn Harris. NIIIIy BIIIIIIIIII, Silritii CIHiJH'B. AIIIIII 1'I01'lll011 I:rallllS LVII 'I'Irini RIm: BIN ; Roussouu Barium: leng. LIalla Slr-gni. Iiiiian I'iill'riS. C-IIraII Iinr- Luanpicln. IxslIIIII C IIIy. Billy VVIIilI. Ijuriilw Curiii. MuriI- Sailor. IaIIIII RIIIIIII-s, luIInilII BH'PHIIUVL II'IIIIriII RIM: DIIIIIrIIs Irrami. SIIirIIIy IIIrIIIIII. IIIIIIII IiIIrrisIIn. Opal IXIIippiIII Mary IWDSIPI, IIIIAIIIIII I'Im'IIIr. UIIIIIIIIinII 'i'llrilt'r. Halty VI'IH'EIRIH'I'. Y-TEENS Tim Senior Blue Triangle YITeens Club is a purl III the Y, W, C. A. The cIuI3 is composed 0i iPniIL IIIIIventIi, and tweiitil grade girls. It has been an active and proivitabie organization Ior teen- -age girls ever sian. it was Iouncied several years ago The purpose of the Sr. Biue Triangle Y- T eens is to build a fellowship oi women anci giris.Ti1e symbol of the club consists of a circle which represents the worid and a triangle wIIiciI reprIIsents piiysicai mentai. anti spiritual development. T I16 Senior Blue Triangle IlaS sougiit in its programs and activities to realize the objectives set Ior it by its symbol. AIiIIougII IVIiss Ciiue. direcior nnII aIIvisor, is now to die Y-Tenns, she has won the respect and admiration oi all the girls. Tim officers are: Barbara Johnson President; Heien Harris, Secretary; EIIilil Collie. Corresponding Soc rotary: Bertie Craig Treasurer; and Joyce Wilson Assistant Treasurer. I'lirsl Row: MIIrgrila MiIIIIr. Inuieo IIIawIcins, .InyIIII VViIsnn. iiIIiiII CIIIZIP, HIIIIIII IIIIrI-in, Barimm .Iuimsun. BorliII iirnigs. IIililf'l Purior. IJOIUH'S IrA'nnS, Clliruiliillf' llnllsivllriil, SI-Ivumi RIm: Mam C IiInIur MaliiI. Min BI i1, Akius.B Barbara DIan. Rlliil Tayiur. inIiIa MIIIIIIIIIII. SyII'iII MI'DUWIIII. MIIriLI Bimini! .illilniikl C rIm-.I-III Iris I'IIII IIr. C-mm Auslin MuriiI- Allison RIIIII Murray. FIIIIirII RIM: IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIs RIISIIIIIary IiarIIy. LIIsiiIII CIIIIIIIIII. CIIIIrIiII IVIIIII RIIIIiIIIIs. ArIIIIlla RIIIIII BIriiIII Burks II in RiIIIIIrIisun InI-7 CirIm-IIIr, VVyIII IIIIIIsIm. IssiI KiIgan Illl'dillf', BIIIIIIanII. IszIIIII Inimsnn Barbara I' .IInIIrIIs. Iwan Hunt. ililllriil Raw: .Viniiy SIOVCIISUH. IWIIIy IIIIanI. .IIIanIIIIIlI- Dnugias. LiIIiII Silii'l'. IiiIiIii CIIIIiIIsI. MIIraiIrIII .xlillligiil'l. lJll'liuil UIIIIIIIs, VIII-IIIIIi .IIIIIIIsIIn. Bilrililril ii. .Inimsun. .iPiinllPlII' IJmIIIIIII. CIIIrislian Uriasiiy. 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Covingmn Berlie Craig Juanita Crowder DeLnis Dagley Ann Dansberry Ruth Davis Margie: Doerr Jo Ann Edwards Hihia Fallings Nancy Farmer Iris Feldcr Rila Fimesi Imngene Flinchum Pauline Faster Lorena Gaines VVilla Gaines Sarah Gainpy Evelyn Uellman Rita Green Jeanne Gregg Marcella Grigsby Helen Harris Juanila Harris Belly l'laslings Lanna l'Iealherly Terry Hill Myrtle Huskins Mary Hunter Belty Hurst Rena Johnson Thelma Julmsnn Verde Jolmsnn 'Ilnuise Jones Geraldine Lamplcin Jane Land Lula Belle Long Bobby Lave Dnris Maddox Janet Lockml Pal MallaHey Della Matthews , WE nda McCormick Frankie McCrary Pauline Middleton Alberta Miles Mary Mills Doris Milon Dul Mnreland Jackie Mon-mn Bony Mueller Rulh Murray Anna Pennington Jean Picklesimer Page One Hundred and Forly VVandEl Pnnle Virginia Reusing Mattie Roberts Pat Roberts Alllyhee Robinson .lPanne Rueckerl Mary Jane Ryan Cum Sanders Connie Sanlora Louise Scull Nlarilm SCH Anna Scruggs Ethel Shairr Ruth Slmwmaker Cunnie Suckling Helen Susmlg Belty Taylur Nlary C. 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Before you make your final choice, it would pay you to look into the wonderful opportunities that are before you in the UN ITED STATES ARMY and UNITED STATES AIR FORCE O'aLO'va-O'I 010-0101$'Q010-01W10v WI'OuO'HOI okalW-I'OWO-y01-L0wt0w'01L01'01'01'0rLO'vou-Ow LOItO'IvWQI'OILOWWVLOi-O'UWWuOWWM-OWOW WWWWWWoH-OILOWLOi'OH-Oa tQW$0xk0yL0ni01L0yI01t01L0$01h01l01L0$01t01i01h01k61W1Ww'01I-01h01V-01 uLO'IIO'aWWILOzo-OoILOiOWL01'-0wW1t01'0w0ly01y0101901tQL01Lah0xw1k01'01101L01'01h0-Wwwah0s01 :-:l01101C0wL01L01L01L01t01LO3:0IW'-01L0z'0v01'01Law1'01L010:0-LowtOw'cO-owwvikaWoWanLQla'QooOIthorhoiijWi'z Page One Hundred and Forly-one 52:0:L01Lomax G-uovontoa'aalaat o: '01I0a!01101l01w1'0190-10v01 vovovoanomto-Iawvowovo-Lojo-ww'O-IO-tav-wvo-Oawvo-E W1LOI'O'HO'IWHWHO'HonO'ILO'ILO'mQ'ILO'WOGWQWW'IW'WOWW1'03'03w1'OWW'OWO'aY-O'IWWO'HO:Ww1t03torw1v1tonh01l01t01101lO1501WIWWWWWWWwLOILOILO'ILOVOWLQQOWO'AW Wnudwanl Students say: Nut just in: cream . . . 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The Einuinnali and Suburban Bell Telephune Enmpany Qualify Drugs Cour+eous Service ELM DRUGS 15lh and Elm Streets EUMPLIMENTS Phones: Parkway 9834- Parkway 9835 Regis+ered Pharmacisfs +0 FiH Your P THE Prescripfions as +he Docfor Orders School Supplies Fine CosmeHcs WDUDWAHD Sundries Firs+ Aid Supplies Candies Tobaccos Magazines Founfain Service Y-TEENS Comple+e Baby Depar+memL Rapid Film Service Sick Room Supplies s$ S5 $8 SE $$ $3 $5 $3 $$ g g 85 $5 s$ $5 g g MEET mun FRIENDS AT HY'E g .tOI :2 :8 gs gs :8 gs :5 s$ g $5 :8 gs :5 gs s: gs s: :8 $3 gs s5 s3 :8 33 s: g IOIEOnI-GHIO'IWvWOIlO'HOwWLO'WO'ILOI L01tOWO'LlOI'O':Www'IW'WoIWIW'01'0-IO1IGO1W1WHODWQ'OWWIWI'01W OWI'0It0H013 Page One Hundred and Furlyvlour - A - - A v V - - v .4- -v -v V.V.v.Y-v.mvvvmtvaa-Q'o-lmovonwvomowaollllo-ootaorQ-QWIQEOHCQla-g :-:lOnL01lO1C0ILQLO1L01101'O1lO$OIW1LOWL$l01LOwLO1LOeWIiOIL01L01LOihom'uo'Il01101L01'OwhkOXLO'ILO'AWAEO-LG-LGELO'IlO-LOHO'ILQWIlOlI:$ FIFTY YEARS OF SHIRTMAKING IN CINCINNATI SHAPELY TRADE MARK SHIRTS The MACK SHIRT Corp. CINCINNATI, OHIO Eharlerinu a Bus is a Gnml Idea- 0 Your group will be logefher all +he way. ' They will enjoy lhe 'lrlp. ' lJr will be mos? economical. 3 Excellenf Reasons for Remembering f0 Call THE HI BUS LINE Ell. PArkway 82IO Complimenls 03c KUHZ PHESEHIPTIHN PHARMACY N. E. Cor. Sycamore ancl Millon Slreels CHerry 9606-7872 l l 35 l l l l $3 l l l? l l l5 l3 l l l l l3 l l l l l 83 88 l 35 38 X5 83 SS 83 S? l l 33 l l l l l l S3 39 s$ Sl 83 SS l l l l 35 l l $3 l S? :.:zo,10,lo,L01toaL01IcaK0Wl-Olml-O1'O$OGKWW0lWWWVLOALOILOELOAWLO!LOB'OIWILO1l01W-L91L01LO7LQAWIL0rWtOIl-OIL01LOILO1kQ:Q LUWE 8. EAMPBELL ATHLETE BHDDS 7034705 MAIN STREET CINCINNATI 2. OHIO Phone CHerry 4566 IRWIN SHUE EUMPANY High Grade Shoes at Bargain Prices 578 W. SIXTH STREET CINCINNATI. OHIO Page One Hundred and Forly-I'Euc '01t0'3V-0wllWlWEWW-WWWlatQWWlLQWWmWWWWWl lOI'O'aWt01lO'IlO1L0'IL0wlO: WwW-WlRPmWNWWWIWHWlWVOanO-Ialalll' OI'O'HOILO'Ha Iov-0ILO6 60lk01'61l0l'0n'0nt0l'0I6-0I'0'I6Owlat0lt0wt01tat0v L01L01LO1LOILO1LOnf-OH'OIL01W'OI'0IW'IW'OILQLOILOILQlOnLOWOILaLOHtOILQLOGLO-96OUOHOV0'LO1 '01 tOIlOILOIW'WO'I:. Complimenfs of WILLIAM E. ULBIEH HEBFF-JIJNES CLASS RINGS AND PINS PBESTHNE EAFE I624 SYCAMORE STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO Verle M. Howard. Class of '38 MURRAY?- Presnriptiun Pharmacy AUBU RN AND DORCHESTER Ex+ends Besf Wishes +0 H12 Class of '48 THE MUDEHN ENERAVINB Ell. Engravers of . . 6 THE I948 WOODWARD ANNUAL 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 RS 6 Q 6 6 6 Q S3 6 6 9 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 .6 .6 .6 .6 6 .6 6 6 6 Enmpliments Ufa Friend Complimen+s of WUHHWABD BUILDING AND LEAN Ell I029 MAIN STREET CINCINNATI. OHIO EINEINNATI ATHLETIC EUDDS IEO W. FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO THE KHENIG PRINTING EUMPANY Prinfers 0+7 . . . 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Ohio ComplimcmLs mt THE MAIN IILIJAK and SUIT Ell. Ladies' and Cthren's Coafs and Dresses lllb Main Sircc+ Cincinnafi. Ohio GEUHGE J. SCHWEITZEB FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS Shall 56-58. Shah Sfreef Markef Cincinnaii. Ohio KLAYMAN'S MUSIE SHBP 5'2I W. Sixih Sfree+ Cincinna+i 3. Ohio TELEVISION RECORDS - RADIOS - APPLIANCES CHerry 7644 EHUEHLATE DPEHA EBEAMS We MAKE 'EM GOOD FHENEH-NIIUEAT CANDY Ell. Vine and Liberfy Complimcni's of FHANHEL'E PHARMACY 901 ELM STREET A Complcfe Line of Beaufy ServI'CE VANITY BEAUTY EALDN 92! W. Courf S+ree+ Mrs. Rebecca Felder, Prop. A. BEINSHEIM 3'7 W. Sixth Sfreef Cincinndii, Ohio CHOICE MEATS AND POULTRY HHS BEAUTY SALUN Alphronia Richardson, Prop. Rufh W. Pugh. Operaior PA. 8877 BB Findlay S+reaf CH. 4860 B. E. SLAUGHTER, Mqr. EEIJTTS' FIVE FL TEN STIIHE ll28 Main Sfrcef Cincinnah'. Ohio EARL GRANGER 8. SIlN WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER 5. Wk Elder Sfreei in Findlay Markef Sforc Hours: IO A. M. f0 8 Fr M. MAin 5907 Cincinnati, Ohio EnroU now for ?he Summer Classes Learn a DigniHed Pro?cssion 5+ 3 Dignifled Schoof The Pam Enhunl nf Beauty Art ISH-lb Linn Sirecf PArkway 3023 informafion Upon Requesf A. M. Malone. Pres. E. Mahan. Mgr, RECORDS SHEET MUSIC GREETING CARDS SUNS SHDP 36 E. Fiffh Sheet on Foun+ain Square 17,099 Om: Hundred l !!! FOT'y-SEUEH DO'- LO'IIO'IL01L9wk0'w01Wm'OwW1tOIW1WWW1'0I'OIWI'01KOIWW1LO1tOIHOItOIWIkOVOH tOILO'v-O'XLOILOSLO'IW'IOILOILQ01IQWIOHWILOIWLOHOIWLOIL0ItOI'0ItQLQW1L9WW1 01W Lost: n; s5 :8 gs gs $ . g 9 s$ gs :3 as :8 :3 :8 s$ 3 l0! Cincinnati Plating E Repair En. Plafers and Silversmiihs Plafing and Repairing in AH Ifs Branches l3fh 8: Broadway. PA 3446 A New Company WW1 New Ideas ll H I ll Advertising Display Eumpany HE Wesi Pearl Sircef GREETS WOODWARD HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Complimenis of Bushman Mutnr Bulivary Cu. 2l62 SPRING GROVE AVENUE CINCINNATI l4. OHIO .IIJS. MARTINI! FL Ell. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES I304 Main Sfrcet Cincinnati, Ohiu PArkway 0939 PArkway 0940 EX GRAD INVITES YOU TO THE NEW VIETIIHY lbOS MAIN STREET Home-made Ice Cream and Candles DeHCious Sandwiches and Piafe: Lunches Founfain Drinks - Delicious Sodas and Sundaes Main-Lihmy Ehili Parlur I447 MAIN STREET Cincinnati. Ohio PArkway 9636 SPAN'S J. F. Spanhorsf KODAKS - FINISHING GREETING CARDS EVERSHARP - PARKER PENS I223 Main Sireci PArkway 207I Your education is no? comphzm unHl you have had a posf-graduafe course in fun a? IIIJNBY ISLAND America's Fines? 'Amusemeni Pa rk Complimenfs d EUPPEE TIME BRILL 90I MNN STREET CINCINNATL OHIO USEAH WALTHEH Dealer in FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS AND POULTRY Liberiy and Hughes Sheets Phone CHerry 9657 JIIHN SEHWABZ Fl N E FOOTWEAR 754 and 756 E. McMillan St. Walnut Hills Phone WOodburn 9728 Complimznfs' o'f .11. Cincinnati's Nzwesi and Fineer Show Place 5 HCemralAve. - Main 76 Sales and Service Phone: MAin 2759 James C, Abbo++ ABBIJTT HADIIJ AND ELECTRONIC SERVICE TELEVISION F426 Main S+ree+ Cincinnaii IO. Ohio To see beHer . . . beffer see I.. M. PRINCE Ell. ACCURATE OPTICIANS 4 Wesf Fourth Sireef and Doclors' Building, Eighth near Vine ABBUTT'S EHUEEHY l2l8 SYCAMORE STREET CINCINNATI. OHIO WUEETS YARN STIIBE IDI9 MAIN STREET OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE Esfabiished in Cincinnafi in I845 on-ovoa-ououW'onoa'outovawvo-Lovo-ron-o-uoarouonanonononwuonwloa-ouono-Lato.Lavonowata'ouoa-o: Pugu Chic Hundred rune! l'hr'lyrl'iglr! WatQ01K01l0w'0aI401t0wl0at01t0v-01LOWOI 'OWO'A LOs'O'IlOV'uo-WWItOWlOalO'ROIHLO ALO-LO'JO'JO'IIOIthLO: LOx'MOJ-O :LOxl01l01LOIE: VMWWLOWothLOI'O-OuioH-Owol M01900! '05'05'010'49loa'or'01'01'-0H0I'0$0I'-0!WIWI ooouamouono-uououonouovenou W9'0HQ'H-0v01 0'-0!'01 0: M010222020202632OdOva-Ou'0uWIWtOV-OFOILOWOW0HOILOWLOILOF0I '01LOII01'20605WW20H-05h02'0w01'0220v-0I'0H0I3 PONOHOFMWOw-MonoliowawtamhL01l07101201201'071ah01207'011020300201201l022aw20 20.010:th Ioa-onouoa-o-Iamlonatoma 912012099 WESTERMAN'S DRUG STIIHE LIBERTY AND LINN STREETS CINCINNATI. OHIO HHABD'S PBESERIPTIHN PHARMACY 937 CENTRAL AVENUE Phones: PArkway 9623-9624 Cincinnati, Ohio FURNITURE - RUSS - CARPETS NEW ERA SALES Ell' l708-l7P4 Elm Street Phon? MAin 54-28 CincinnaHl Ohio FANEEH and BAMPE, Inn. PEARL AND BROADWAY CINCINNATI 2, OHIO Complimenis of WEHBY'S VARIETY STUHE 340 E2 Pearl Sheef Cincinnafi 2. Ohio CHerry 9875 Compliments of EBEHLE DRY ELEANEHS 4I4 E. Thirfeenfh Sfreel MAEn 03W Phone PArkway 436 I M. MAYER E. BHDTHEB JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS l2l4 Main Streef Cincinnati. Ohio FISCHEB'S BAKERY, Inn. I000 EAST ROSS AVENUE ST. BERNARD OHIO JAMES M. HHDEES RADIO SERVICE TRAINED ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN 702 Cuffer Sheet CincinnafL Ohio SCHWARTZ TAILUHINE Ell. 224-228 E, EIGHTH STREET CINCINNATI. OHiO EBAWPIJHII'S PHARMACY PEARL AND BROADWAY CWCINNATI 2. OHIO N I D E 5 WEST SIIIE DRUGS Armory and Linn Sheets Cincinnafi, Ohio Phone MAin 2305 Phon? PArkway 9482 Wholesale and Rafail JHHIIAN and NUHHIS POULTRY AND EGG MARKET POULTRY DRESSED WHILE YOU WAIT 336 E. Pearl Siree+ Cincinnafi 2l Ohm 5AM THE TAILIJB Where Cleaning and Pressing is a Business I708 Wrswrn Avenue Cincinnati l4. Ohio PArkway 84VO KUDEHEH GHIIEEHY WHITE V1LLA FOODS Fresh Meakk Poultry. Vegefables Birdseye Frosied Foods 4l3 E. Thirfevnfh Sfreci Phone PArkway 0740 METRE MUSIE SHIIP LATEST RACE SEPIA AND HILL BILLY RECORDS I35I Central Avenue MAin 0I08 vnowto-Ioalo-wtouo-so-w. 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Ohio CHerry 9847 ICE CREAM CHILE Hrnnks Dairy Bar I057 Linn Sfreef SPECIALTY MlLK SHAKE CompHmenis cf HARRY EHDGAN FAMILY SHHE STDBE I206 MAIN STREET Rod Goose Shoes For Boys and Girls Sfylish Sioufs to Size l0 EEE Men's Shoes m Size I5 ABBOTT'S THREE WONDERS I H W? haw: ii. O N we can Hnd H. o IF we can saHsW you. AI 426 EA Liberiy Shea! ABBIJTTT. EHNPEETIDNEBY THE New H0513 LEE BAKERY 9'27 Main Srrzei Across from Caurfhousz LARGE VARIETY OF BAKERY GOODS We Take Orders $or Any Kind of Cake Decorations Reasonable Prices Phone PArkway bbl? SERVICE BEFORE AND AFTER THE SALE! 6, E. R. C. A. Talevisiun Associates ASK THE MEN WHO KNOW Edw. F. Nelnring Chief Engineer 720 Main ST. CfncinnaH 2, Ohio DUnbar bBbC Complimenfs of DAVIS FURNITURE ED. ' THE FRIENDLY STORE CASH OR CREDIT I123 Main Sheet CincinnatL Ohio Established I902 MAfn lab? Patrunize Dul' Advertisers tO'ILOHOJLOILO'WO'alO1't01L01tQLOwEOWLO1LO1WW'HOI'OWOLLOIQ'AHQ'ILOILONOWOVOvOWWILOILO$OILOHOWKOILOWOIWWIL0IO1W'0Q': Page Clue Hundred and Fifty .-:-0-- 1w'wnI0-wuouomonon0wwn-oua-ou Iownou-ovo-towauwLav'wwLOvo-wawWLOIW'0W01W-W1WW'01'O$0WOIL01'0M tonoa $3 S5 $ $3 33 s$ 3$ s$ 33 s$ $3 $ s$ 2$ s3 , ? ' 83 s$ s$ ono- DIRECTORY OF SENIORS Abbott, Eugene, 426 E. Liberty St, C11. 9646 Adams, Rose, 522 Hickman St. P1. 5060 Adkins, Ted. 224 E. Thirteenth St, Du. 4059 A1115011, Frank, 1079 Cutter 51.. Pa. 3373 Amareno, Joan, 1769 Sycamore 51., Pa. 5676 Ashbrook, Ray, 1605 Sycamore St. Austin, Grace, 2109 Turner St, Du. 4110. Austin, Robert, 426 W. Fifth St. . Baird. VVendel, 1402 Repubhc 51., 911a. 8734 Baker. A5111ey, 572 Armory Ave., C11. 3875 Ballard, Charles, 424 E. '1111rc1 51'. Banks, C11ar1es, 1631 Freeman Ave.. C11. 0082 Beare, Roy, 128 Peete St. Bennett, C11ur1otte, 983 Paradrome St, Pa. 5596 Bennett, John, 719 Richmond St, 1Vla. 5596 Bennett, Mary. 1724 Freeman Ave.. NM. 8496 Berry, Rooseve1t, 724 Kenyon Ave., Du. 5076 Birks, 1Vlary He1en, 1008 1V1ounc1 St, Pa. 7902 Bishop. Cindere11a, 779 Summit Ave. Ctr. 1884 B1ack, Nlargaret, 4028 Chickering Ava, 1V1u. 0588 B1edsoe, Doris, 1314 Spring St, Du. 1777 Boehm, Russe11, 209 W. 1Vlc1V1icken Ave, C11. 1136 Boller, LaVerne. 1807 Ba1timore Ave.. Wen 6375 Doerr, Marjorie, 2576 N161rose Ave, Je. 5108 Edwards, JoAnn. 211 56112 St. C11. 0888 Epperson, Rose 1Warian, 1334 Linn St, N121. 1097 Evans, De1ores, 704 W. Ninth St. 1:a11ings, Hi1da, 3043 Kerper Ave.. Wu. 1934 Farmer, Nancy, 1311 Spring St, C11. 6072 1:61C16F, 1ris, 608 Richmond St, Pa. 6881 1:161d8, Ronnie, I448 Denman St. FioresL Rita, 1716 Young St, P1. 4788 1:1inc11um, 1mogene, 1427 E1m St, 01111 7673 Fortunate, Eve1yn, 2680 Orange P1., Gr. 5025 Foster, Nlary. 718 Barr 51'. Foster, Pauline, 1039 Oe111er St. Frye, Ernest, 1303 Pend1eton St, C11. 4222 Gaines, Loretta, 783 C1ark St. Gaines, W113, 428 Betts St, Pa. 3942 Gainey. Louis1 717 John St, Du. 6770 Gainey, Sarah, 1202 W. Eighth St. Gamble. Eugene, 550 C1ark 51., Pa. 0829 Gannon, Edward, 1910 Baym111er St. 1V1a. 7631 Garner, Thomas, 509 George St, 1V1a. 7204 Gel1man, Evelyn, 537 Armory Ave.. Du. 2186 Girten, Virginia, 4515 H111sic1e AVC., Tu. 77l4-W Bond. Uilberta,Cincinnati Ave.,N.B., 01110,W11. 7648-WGme' Edison, 824 York St Du. 4550 Bourne, Hersc11e1, 1320 Repubhc St. Bratlon, Ruby, 1820 Race 51., Pa. 8117 Brewer, Leonard, 7 W. Court St. 1Apt. 251 C11. 1879 Brockman, Rozella, 554 Nlihon 5L, Du. 3464 Bromwe11, C11ar1es, 2130 VineSt., C11. 7104 Browne, LeVona, 564 Armory Ave., N121. 7695 Bryant. Jeanette, 566 Clark 51,, C11. 6792 Bryson, Edna, 101 Find1ay St. Bugge, Thomas. 221 Nlulberry St, C11. 8613 Buie, Caretha, 414 Clark St, C11. 2260 Burdick. Ruth, 1845 Duck Creek Rd, VVO. 2343 Burke, Edward, 1709 Vine St, C11. 3952 Burke, James, 1709 Vine St, C11. 3952 Burks, Bertha, 863 C1111ton St. 9151. 7877 Burnett, Erma, 1060 Wade St. Burns, Ruth, 928 Gest St, Pa. 3905 Busch, Edward, 823 Bank St, 1V'1a. 3439 Byrd, Pat, 24 W. Fourteenth St. Cad1e. C11ar1es, I434 Wa1nut 51'. Car1ock, S1lir1ey, 625 W. Ninth St. Carmack. Peggy, 554 C1urk 51., Du. 3218 Carrier, Bob, 2 Filson P1. Channell, Herman. 1410 Centra1 Ave. Char1ton, L1oyc1. 1054 Wade St. Chipman. Nlargaret. 1535 P1easant St. Chow. Fung. 612 1V10unr1 St. Du. 3773 Ci01ino. Charles. 1232 Gilsey Ave Or. 4310 C1emons, James, 1504 German St. Coffey. Johnnie 1Vlae. 1530 Linn St. pa. 2814 C016, Winona, 3546 Dick St, U11. 9419 Covert. Opa1. 1330 Eastern Ave. Covington, lVlary, 553 Carlis1e Ave. Craig. Bertie. 1634 Western Ave. Crawford, Ruth. 508 E. Twe11t11 St, Pa. 7192 Cre11in, 13111, 3847 Nleadow Lark Lane Crowder, Juanita, 811 C1ark 51., Pa. 3286 CundiH, Ra1eig11, 1328 Sycamore St, 5121. 8056 Dag1ey, DeLois, 1320 Broadway, Du. 6952 Dansberry, Ann, 1315 1Vlain St Davis, Ace. 639 VV. Eighth 81., 01a. 0814 Davis, Edith. 2709 Eastern Ave. Davis, Joseph, 634 C1ark St. C11. 6744 Davis. Ruth. 767 Barr St. Du. 0640 De1aney. Etta, 1723 P1easant St. Dickerson, Jean, 709 VV. Ninth 51., Pa. 6805 Core, Eugene Bi11y, 424 E. Liberty St. Grail Catherine. 1535 Vine St. Pa. 8006 Green. Rita, 1471 Huntington PL, Un. 8284 Greer, lVlilton, 927 Court St, Gregg, Jeannie, 404 E. Thirteenth St, C11. 6830 Grigsby, David, 840 W. Court St Grigsby, Marce11a, 1048 Linn St, Ma. 6295 Crizznrd. Raymond, 1021 W. Ninth 81., C11. 7667 Grab. Emma 2034 Dun1ap 51., 1V1a. 7179 1,1rosser, Erma, 932 Bank St, Ma. 4045 Hackett, Arthur. 241 W. Sixth 51.. Ma. 5594 1i1a11mrstac11. 0181113. 5818 Barker Rd.. AV. 6998 Halcomb, Robert, 2032 Western Ave., Du. 5319 Hami1ton, George, 808 W. Seventh $1.. N1a. 8837 Hand1ey, Ju1ia, 2129 Renner Place, Du. 0917 Haney, F10ra, 900 Bank St, C11. 4299 Hanson, Mary. 1609 Dud1ey St, C11. 5362 Harris, Edward, 623 W. Court St. Harris. He1en, 609 W. Eighth St, Du. 1947 Harris, Juanita, 829 Dayton St, 1V1a. 7567 Harris, Verna. 552 Armory Ave.. No. 592 Hartman, R0na1d, 28 Mu1berry St. Hastings. Betty. 212 Peete St. Hazeley, Eve1yn, 1119 Hopkins Sl. Heat1ler1y. Launa, 2147 Rice 51. Hahn, F1ora, 116 Rohde 51., Be. 8761-.1 He11cr, Vrernon, 1834 Race 51., Pa. 8952 Henderson. John. 1536 Linn SL. N1a. 9012 Henry, Robert, 943 Poplar St. H11c1ebrand, Nlary, 5986 Kellogg Ave., Be. 7822 11111. Theresa Box 363, NIadison Pk, C0v., C0. 6865 Hoopes, Jack, 317 1V1u1berry 51., N121. 8206 Hosldns, 1V1yrt1e. 24 E. Liberty St, NIH. 6934 11037, Garford. 1822 Logan St. Hunter. Ernest, 508 P1um St. Hunler. Mary, 1035 VV. Eighth 51:. C11. 5763 Jackson, Henry, 547 Liberty St. N13. 6436 Jackson. James, 434 C1in10n St, C11.1783 Jnspers. Joan, 3612 Bevis Ave., Je1 4850 .13105. Joe. 935 Dayton St, Du. 2622 Johnson. Barbara, 614 Richmond 81.. D11. 1651 11011715011. Eve1yn, 816 Dayton St. Pa. 3606 11011115011. Raymond, 535 York St. Johnson. Rena, 531 Dandridge St. 11011115011. F1111e1mn, 208 Char1es Sh, Ma. 8627 Page One 11mu1uw1 and 111113: one. DIRECTORY Johnson, Verdell, 1734 Baymiuer St, Du. 1863 1101165.,L0uise, 1042 Wilstach St. Jones, Ruth. 1020 Ue1est'1a1 5t. K111311111, Nlarie, 2140 51111011 Ave Av. 5296 Kinebrew. Betty. 845 Armory Ave. Kirk. Nlartha, 927 Rogers 1J1 W o. 7789 Kuzniczci, Jacque1i11e, 5844 Panama 51.. Be. 8621-VV Lumpkin. Geraldine. 532 Armory Ave.. 116.. 2051 ' Land. Jane. 2114 01110 AWL. Uu. 4219 Lawrence, Betty. 426 Stanley Ave., ba. 1938 Lindsey, 11113011016. 806 Kenyon Ave. Littell. VVilma. 2680 Lehman Rd.. Ur. 2072 Lockard, Janet. 1331 Pendlpton 51.: Pa. 4207 Lung, Lula Belle, 310 E. 11we11t11 51. Love. Bobbie. 522 Clark St., Apt. 1365 Ludwig, Richard. 668 Overlook Ave.. Wa. 0849 Luken. Loretta, Box 29. Compton Road, Va. 2308 Luster, Charles. 831 Armory Ave. Diuddox, Doris, 830 VV. Court St, Pa. 0503 Dlullailey. Patricia. 1616 VValnut 51., Pa. 0672 01ar511a11, Kenneth, 629 W. N1nt11 wSt. 0111111165. Fred. 512 W. Ninth bt. C11. 5206 0111111111, David. 4374 Eastern Ave. 6 012111116116, Della, 414 Hopkins 51.. C11. 1269 131111111ews, Luvenia. 1072 Baymiller 51.. Ma. 8439 Wluzzei, Joe. 1733 Highland Ave.. U11. 2632 NICCampbelL Joyce. 2642 Stanton Ave. . chCormick, Wanda. 24 W. Fourteenth 51.. Du, 3128 LVICCIary. Frankie. 730 Court St. Nchonald. Auburn. 953 G651: 51.. Ma. 5954 010115111113. Donald, 540 Armory Ave., Pa. 5679 LVlclVlalh, Leroy, 948 Carr 51.. Pa'.0497 NlcNear, Jeanette, 134 Dorchester bl: 01611111, C11ar1011e. 526 Dandridgg bt. 1Vlic1d1eton. Pauline, 2814 Alice 51. Miles, Alberta. 539 E. Eighth St., Ch. 5914 611115, Nlary. 3026 Harrison Ave.. 1Vlo. 5720K 97111011, Doris, 421 Armory Ave.. Apt. 5. L11. 4174 91111611011, Herbert. 416 Richmond 51.. Pa. 1032 lVlore1and, Dorothy, 1732 Hughes St. 131a. 7706 Dloretuu, Jacqueline, 2623 Scioto SL. P1. 2141 Nluss. Eileen. 5310 Eastern Ave., Ea. 7613 Nlueller, Betty. 514 E. Thirteenth 81., Ma. 7065 Dlu11ins, Sadie, 1637 Hughes St. Murray, Ruth, 712 Clark St., No. 1695 Ncirouter, Shirley. 2914 Glenway Ava, Wa. 1952 Nelson, Eloise. 412 Hopkins 51.. Pa; 1855 Norman, Herbert. 2600 H011 Ave., 113a. 3420 O'Bryan, Edwin. 3030 Cleinview Ave., Wu. 5353 Oestreicher. Paul, 1207 Spring 51;. Oliver, Kyle, 104 W. Liberty St. Parks, 1V1ary. 725 Clark St, Apt. 1936. C11. 1155 Pennington. Anna, 367 Oregon St. Ma. 6070 Pennington, B'lary Louise, 831 State St. Wa. 8974 Peppers, James, 218 Piedmont Ava, Av. 0354 19111111155. Har01d, 705 W. Fi1t11 St. Picklesimer, Jean, 22 Laurel Ave., Va. 3623 Poole, Wanda. 66 E. C111ton Ave. Powell, William, 556 Armory Ave., Pa. 6223 Privett, Herschel, 1813 Race St. Puri1'y. George. 1052 Wade St. Quigg, A11ene, R. R. No. 5. Lockland Quinn, John, 210 E. Twe11t11 St. Raymond, Patricia, 228 Lud1ow St, Du. 4325 Reusing, Virginia, 415 Bank St, Pa. 8077 Ri1ey, Betty. 809 Anderson Ferry Rd. Gr. 1181 Roberts, Harry, 514 Dandridge St. Roberts. Mattie. 1502 Elm 81., C11. 3731 01' SENIORS Roberts, Patricia, 1220 Louden Ave., Pa. 6622 Robinson, Alhylee. 1263 Elsinore Ave.. 1Vla. B676 Rosey, frank. 1709 Race 5t. Rueckert. Jean, 1337 Clay St, C11. 1807 Ruehl, Audrey. 2521 Liddell St. Runyan. Jean. 405 Boal 51. Ryan. 1V1ary. 2052 Dunlap St. Sauten, lVlary Ann, 1554 bherman Ave., 1V1e. 3227 5antor0, Connie. 227 Kinsey Ave.. P1. 4760 Saunders. Chloe. 15 W. Hollister 5L. U11. 8788 Schroer, William. 1339 Pendleton 51.. Niel. 9366 Bcl'lweikert, Elmer. 2137 Loth St, Wk. 9606 Scott. Louise. 2145 VI urner .51.. Du. 4110 Scott, Nlartba. 725 C1ark 51.. No. 1935, 13151. 5756 Scruggs, Anna. 825 W. Liberty St. 5117:1161, Ethel, 113 W. '1 wellth St, C11. 1662 Shewmaker, Ruth, 462 Dayton 51.. 1Vla. 8469 Simmons, 11heodore, 1038 Wesley 51., Du. 7721 Smith. Patricia, 1773 Carll St, Wa. 8742 Diallings, Juanita, 944 Hopkins St. btarks. Philip, 708 W. Ninth 81.. Ch. 1680 Suckling, Lonnie, 228 1; Pearl 51.. C11. 5676 Susong. Helen, 1620 Western Ave.. Du. 8325 Susslxine. Esther. Box 10A, Indian H111. Lo. 7927'W Sweitzer, Agnes, 613 Ta1e1 .51., Ki. 0556 Swisshelm. Robert, 247 Southern Ave.. Av. 4046 Taylor, Betty. 639 Linco1n Park Dr.. N13. 3149 Taylor, N1ary C., 909 John St, Du. 8466 Thomas, blsie. 4237 Williamson PL, Ki. 6764 Thomas. Jean, 643 Richmond 51., Du. 3941 Thornhill, lVlae. 3114 Walworth Ave., Ba. 2946 ,1 hornton, Annie 121, 1584 Central Ave. ,1 hornton. 1da Lee, 1584 Central Ave. '1'11rumb1e. Peggy, 3771 Hillside Ave.. Gr. 2726 ToUiver. William, 515 Smith St. Pa. 6251 'l'witty. Robert. 710 W. Fourth St. Turner. Julius, 709 Linco1n Park Dr. Twyman. Edward, 1100 Linn St. Vogel. r111e1ma, 830 Court St. Volz, Mary Helen. 4042 Hamilton Ave. Waller, Harold. 545 Liberty St. Watson, Georgia L.. 1430 John St. 1311a. 9078 Weighl'man, Betty, 2162 Spring Grove Ave. Wells, Carl, 1510 P1easant St. West, Francis Anne, 3301 Woodburn Ave. West, Wiley. 5413 Owasco St. Br. 1499-1V1 Wetterich, Jane, 2155 Centred Ave.. Pa. 6018 Whatley. Norma, 1825 High1anc1 Ave., U11. 6778 White. Percy, 935 Hopkins St. Whitehead, Hilda, 243 Les1ie Ave., Pr. 7630-W Williams, Annabe , 822 Livingston St, Pa. 6844 Williams. Connie, 123 Gar1'vie1d PL, Pa. 1164 Williams, Corinne, 526 Clark St, C11. 5576 VVilliams, David, 1079 W. Liberty St. W1111ams. Donald L., 716 Richmond St. Williams. Frances, 133 W. McMicken Ave. Winiams, Lillian. 410 Armory Ave., Ma. 7675 Wi1son. Betty. 595 Lincoln Park Dr., Ma. 5948 Wi1son, Wayne. 118 Mulberry St, C11. 5460 Wo11rum, A1mira. 7020 Van Kirk Ave., Va. 2773 Wood, Ei1een, 7553 Ross Ave.. Va. 2767 Wyatt. Rose Marie, 854 P0131511 St, Du. 3698 Yarbrough. Roma, 549 W. Seventh St, C11. 8808 Yeager. EIizabeth, 4127 Chambers St. Ki. 0482 Yeby, Mattie, 918 York St. Yee, HeIen. 914 Walnut St, C11. 7904 Yee. Rose. 240 Broadway, C11. 8562 Page One 11111111rm1 and Fillyrlwa AUTOGRAPHS Ian W nuwounnpns