Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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As the school year draws to a close, my classmates and I look toward our graduation day which will mark the end of four pleasure-filled years here at Woodward. it seems such a short while ago that we were freshmen beginning the task of getting acquainted with our school. Each clay seemed to bring us a new and interesting experience, and we gradually began to realize the value of our faculty's constructive teachings. As we look back we cannot pick out any one thing which would symbolize the feeling we have tor our high school days. We simply know that the knowledge and the ideals we have gathered during this time are very dear and valuable to us. We are difterent individuals and, because of this fact, we each shall pursue that life's work to which we are best suited. We shall make our impressions in many fields. However, the things that we do may be traced to the influence of those ideals which were instilled in us at this grand old school. Perhaps, this might be called a farewell to 1friencls and the faculty at Woodward. And yet, I hesitate to speak that final Word which expresses the end. To me, this is not the end but only the beginning of the time which will soon test the earnestness of our friendships and of our ideals. RUTH MOORE W Page Twenly-five

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AMOS, EVELYN American Problems Ciub, Public Speaking. Evelyn's ready smile shows a fun- loving disposffion and a friendly personafiiy. Keep if up, Evelyn! ANDREWS, OTIS Ninfh Sf. Hi-Y Here's a boy Hm! everybody likes. He's small and quiet bu? looks are deceiving AHMED, RAFEEKA Honor Club, G. S W., Belief, American Problems Club. Rufeeka is quief and reserved budl Hm? HfHe twinkle shows a nice sense of humor. She's a good sfudeni, too. ALEXANDER, ALONZO A friend is a friend when he is afways a friend can be fruly said about Alonzo, He loves in Wake a siesiu in class. AMREIN, MARILYN Cheerleader, American Problems Club. Myri has Woodward spirif, spnrkfing eyes, and a very aifrac- five smile. Her smar! clothes prove she's a clever seamsfress. ATKINS, BETTY Y-Teens. Tapdqncing, Physiology Club. A quick smile and a nice person- umy mark Betty as a girl f0 know befier. Her fasfe in c'ofhes is flaw- less. BALL, RU TH Co-op. Ruth's beaufiful clofhes are oufs'anding. She is a loyal and dependable friend. BATTLE, ROBERT Alpha Hi-Y, Bquog SlaH, Band, Track Team. When Bob is around everyone is cunvulsed by his anh'cs. A year he has searched for a slave to carry his big bass drum. Page Twenly-slx AlCORN, JAMES Alpha Hi-Y, Y. C. C. You can afways depend on Jim to be courteous and genifemunly. Need we say more? ALLEN, JOHN RICHARD Anofher one of our quief seniors. They say 5le wafer runs deep . Does if, John? BALL, THELMA Thelma is a lovely, darkhafred giri th a pfeasing manner which is truly an ussef. BECKLER, WANDA Co-Op. A friendly hello and a sincere smife is Wanda's trademark. She has fhaf iust cm!I of a bandbox look.