Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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

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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

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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!