Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1951 volume:

3A0 WOOILUOLVOZ J4nnua 1951 66143101 : Margie Kitchen guziinedd Manager: Virginia Far'rhing .Alf't 60111014: Gilbert Berry 012121501'? Staff: Km; inedd gaff William Bruce Mitchell Cobb Catherine Curry Norma Dean Kay Hamilfon RoseHa Hunter Jeanna Jordan Carol Mansfield JoAnn Ambrose Henrietta Gordon Evelyn Hill Pufsy King Marlene Menifee Arnolda Mundy Dorothy Padgeffe Lillian Smith Mildred qufon Roberfo Williams Billie Young g jacuffy AJUi5OPJ:Miss Mary Anthony Mr. Charles Riegel Wroclwam! AgA .Schoof Cincinnati,. OAL'O 0 :bear 150 Our- .Alearfd tile Kootzaff gamed, tAe WemM-w, W! Mg guffclog, Me KuncA AW ml tlw A-Capaalw, w 5qu am! tAe waflw in 15A? lmifj, Iflw alamw anal ow 5Ka55e5 anal, in tlm yeam to come, out memoriw WW maLe Waalwml em clearer in LIA; 1mm 0!! flwde 0X ow on Lnow anal fave Aer VLOW. mam-J mun: -M ' Wiartzwv Him Ag Cofor gm! of 1951 a enbwwfec! WM tlw re- WctM care 0,? Me ggmzof 0f alemocracg, XZW enterpride, W! egmf opportunity Kw JZL tlw Mag 0,? My Unifevl 5mm 0,? .Anerica. vgm y w -mww aw-vh Kenneth Johnson, William Bruce, Troy Earhart An administrator of a large school such as Woodward is presented with many problems. He must have the patience, skill, and leadership to help find desirable solutions to many difficulties. We are very fortunate, indeed, to have been guided by iust such a person, our own principal, Mr. Moelier. Although Mr. Moeller has been at Woodward only a year, he has already won a place in our hearts as a true and understanding friend. This may be due to the fact that he is a former graduate of Woodward High Schooi and still holds his Alma Mater dear to his heart. The reflection of his love for old Woodward shOWS in his enthusiastic efforts to perfect Woodward and the Woodward students. We hope that we have shown Mr. Moeller that the some true Woodward spirit exists today as when he spent four happy and suc. cessful years here. WUDDWARD ESSEQUAM VIDERI xTT 80 Dear to Our Hearts, the theme of our 1951 Annual, is most appropriate. Cer- tainly, Woodward High School becomes clear to the hearts of all those who become in- volved in the life of the school. Aimed at developing the dispositions and abilities needed to secure and maintain good health and physical fitness, using leisure time in right ways, sustaining successfully certain definite social relationships and engaging successfully In vocational activities, Woodward's contribution to her students has been most significant. The long and glorious history of Woodward is testimony to the fact that our school has done an outstanding job for one hundred twenty years. Those of us who have been priv- ileged to receive our secondary school education at Woodward cannot help being everlast- ingly grateful to this magnificent institution. Woodward will be ever dear to our hearts. The theme is important also because it points to the importance of our associations and friendships here at Woodward. Friendships begun in high school are often lasting. The importance of friendly relations with our associates cannot be overemphasized. Perhaps the most important single responsibility that each of us must accept today is that of foster- ing the best possible relations with those with whom we come in daily contact. If the peoples of the world accept this responsibility, our present crisis can and will be overcome without total disaster. If we in the high schools learn how to do this, there is hope for world peace in the future. In this respect also, Woodward will be dear to our hearts W. L. Moeller The purposes and goals of the universe as established by our Creator will be met. Each of you has his port to play in their fulfillment. When the time is right in His scheme of things events will take place. Things and people will change - but these purposes never! Frequently these events and your purposes are out of focus e you are confused and refuse to accept the inevitable. To do so is to your own detriment. The number of disii- Iusioned and unhappy people in every community is concrete evidence of this fact. The challenge of youth today is to be strong enough to set the pattern for their lives in tune with the purposes and goals of Him who created us all. There must be no compro- mise. Your faith must drive you relentlessly toward their attainment if you are to succeed. May you the Class of 1951 be wise enough to make the right choices. G. H. Van Ness Assistant Principal To the graduating class of 1951 I want to extend sincere congratulations and best wishes. At this time of world uncertainty I particularly wish the boys God-speed and hope that lasting peace may be established soon and that you may be saved the horrors of war. You have completed a long program of work and are now prepared to earn your living and take your place as weII-informed citizens. I particularly hope that the graduates of the Commercial Vocational Department will be able to meet each challenge of business life as it presents itself and, through understanding, sympathy, and appreciation, estab- lish friendships which will be lasting and worthwhile. May the traditions and ambitions inspired by your high school training help you to become loyal members of society. I hope that by the broadening of your experiences and contacts you may assist in bringing about a worlcl-wide peace. Marguerite Ryan d acugfg tlw mac! ADM 5mm fang arm! domelfimed albfg'cwgf, yeti LLAe PfeadantHJMJ anal DLVLJEPJthLGZL'VLg ofaow LLQECAQPJ dlmff remain clear 150 com Aearfd. M155 LOUISE K. ABBIHL MISS MARY ANTHONY Typing LaHn MISS FLORENCE AIKIN MR. RICHARD BATHIANY Counselor Physical EducaHon MR. CLIFFORD ALEXANDER MR. ROBERT BECKER Physical Education Physics MR. JOHN HA BIGLER MR. G. C. COWDREY Manual Training Zaolagy MR3 RUTH J. BLUMENTHAL MR. GILBERT F. CURTIS Engfish Band MISS MARY B. BOLAND MISS NELLE E. DOWD Librarian Engh'sh MR5. JULIA M. DRYDEN MISS NATALIE FELD Business Mafhemuh'cs Mafhemaffcs MR. ROBERT DUFFY M155 ALMA L. HANAU Mafhernafics Bookkeeping MISS BETTY ESSEL MR. ROY L. HARKINS Physical Education Chemistry h12... MISS LELlA HARRIS MISS ROSELLA HONEKAMP 0mm Prache Commercial MR. V O. HELLER MRS. ANNE D. HUCKABA Mathemuiics Social Studies MR. W. E. HENRICH MR. WALLACE B. HURLBURT General Science Mefaf Shop MR. CHARLES J. JENNINGS M155 MARTHA KEEGAN Mechanical Drawing Engfish MISS JULIA W. JOHNSTON MRS. ELEANOR R. KENNEDY SOCiaf Sfudie: English MR5. VELMA F. KAMPHAUS MR. ROBERT KRAUSHER Mathemah'cs Physical EducaHon MISS FEARN LANG MRS. MARJORIE MCKINNEY English Public Speaking M155 VERA LeCOUNT MR. R. H. MOFFETT Sada! Sfudl'es Commercial Subiecfs M155 MARGARET C. LUSBY MISS PAULINE MORRIS Social Sfua'ies Spanish -13,.. MR. RALPH MOSCHEL M155 HAZEL ORR Commerciaf Subieds Physical Educoffon MRS. LORA L. NANTZ MRS. EDNA REHKAMP Science Physica! Educofion : MISS MARGARET OHANIAN MR. CHARLES REIGEL I Shorfhand Commercial! Subjects MISS EUNICE RIGGS MR. WAYNE RUSHER Horne Econnmics Commercial Geography MR. JOHN ROMAN MISS HENRIETTA SCHMEUSZER Commercial Subjects English MR. ALFRED RUBENDUNST MRS. MARIE PA SCHNEIDER Social Siudies Home Economics MISS MILDRED SCHOFMEYER MRS DOROTHY STRENG Shorthand Typing MR. RAYMOND SOLOMON MISS C. M. TEMPLETON Biology English MRS. FRANCES STENGER MISS STELLA TENHUNDFELD English Social Sfua'ies -14 . MISS RUTH TODD Home Economics MISS BLANCHE TVRZNI K MISS ELAINE KOESTER Secreiury 30114th M155 FAY G. ADAMS Coodinuior MISS MARJORIE CALLAHAN Typing MISS MARGARET CLARK Ari MRS. RUTH CLIFT English MISS EMILIE T. CURRY English MR5, DENA DIECKMAN Home Economics MISS JESSAMINE FAUGHT English MK RAYMOND T. FELL Priming MR. ABRAHAM GERSHKOVITZ Choir MR5. JEANNE HUNT Commercial shorthand MISS FLORENCE VOLKMER Home Economics MRS. KATHLEEN O'BRIEN Secrefary MRS. MILDRED STICKNEY S ecrefa ry . 15.. VLOt fidteol agave MR. WALTER WUERDEMAN Commercful Subiecfs MISS LOUISE B. WURTZ English MR. RICHARD L ZIMMERMAN Biologicaf Science MISS ADELE WI ESMANN Secretary MISS HILDEGARDE M. JOHNSON Office Pracflce MRS. JESSIE McDANIEL Librarian MISS EDA MEYER Coordinafcr MR. WILLIAM NESTER English MR. fRED ROEBUCK Bookkeeping MR. MELVIN RUSSELL Driver Training MISS ZERITA SCHWARTZ Counselor MR. CARL SULEK Malhemufics MISS MONICA VIERLING Coordinator MRS. EDITH G. WRIGHT English em'om wave gooaaye to 15ngin alagj at Mogwaral gut not to Meir memoriej 01y Waalwarcz wAicA mfg anggd remain clear to IflLeir Aearfd. rind 5'W h Officem 0f flue Cfadd 0f Wneteen .jwlunclrec! gil y-0ne President GILBERT BERRY Vice-Presideni' MARLENE MENIFEE Secrefary JOYCE SCHRADER Treasurer NORMAN EGNER Pwa We, the graduating class of 1951, are faced with the challenge of making a world of peace and security in which freedom is the keynote. We are setting out into a world whose uncertain future depends Upon the ability of our generation to govern wisely and well. As we face the future, we should have no fear in our hearts or lack of confidence in our abilities, because we have received here at Woodward a firm knowldge and thorough preparation for the responsibilities of living in an adult world. In that adult world which we are about to enter we will be faced with many problems which will challenge our abilities to meet them squarely and solve them wisely. Though we are leaving Woodward, Woodward will never leave us. Throughout our lives we will again and again be reminded of the valuable lessons We have learned here - lessons which will did us in becoming better citizens and the making of a better and more peaceful world. GILBERT BERRY DAMS, JOAN E. ALLEN, DALLiS l. Co-op. Co-op, Y. C. C., Y-Teens. form bus lauds of ur'igiuufity am! is ready for a Duh'is is a lowly girl with a beautiful swift. Sbs' rfcl'mfr on any mbiccf. Mans 10 be a long distance fciepbmzc operator. ALFORD, SYLVIA 5. ALMOND, WILLIAM H. Janie Y-Teens, Honor Ciub, Band, Physiology Club, Baseball, Y. C. C., Lunchroom. Syl'uia bzls loads of cm-rgy and enthusiasm for BIN is our of Woodwardk bust Iikr-u' xmiars. H0 Old Woodward. A bcttcr vuion'ilu couH not 13a: ambitions that point toward pharmacy. be foan AMBROSE, JoANN ALCORN, THELMA R. Y. C. C., Honor Club. Annual StaE, Tap Dancing. Physiology Club, IoAmfs neatnm, friemlfiness, mid rexpmrsibifify Tiarlnm lms a smiIc- far rucryalm and a lively and make brr a frilly rmnarkublc girl. 5194: will lmw juicing manner to go wiHJ if. no franbh' in fulfiHiug bcr ambitions. AXLE, ARNELL EARTH, GLORIA L Bullel, Tap Dancing. Co-op. Aer is :motbcr of Woodwardk quiet, jllczrwnt Gloria mrjayx dancing am! going In Horror? Races. girls, Hcr winning smile mnkvs lm- mltifana'iug. Her wonderful sense of bumor aml' Imrxomllity Imva- BAILEY, HANSEL L. won bcr many friends. Hamel ix 1! lJnm' worker. He studies hard to get BEARF'ELD. DOROTHY M- nbmd in life, Senior Blue Triungie, Teen-Age Club. , Dorothy is 50 wry quiet, certainly Inn! phasing BAIRD, RICHARD C 11crsmmlity wiII carry bcr farm: HJE mm! to success. Alpha Y. C. C. Lunchroom. ' ' . . BECKHAM, SYLVIA RA Anyone who has Maya? bgskctbalf with Richard Tap Dancing, Co-op, Ballet, Y. C. C. 10171 fang remember Ime am! the Baird Basketball Syfuin 1.: lowly fa Isak at, delightful to know, Rules. . , A . fan: a big bmmhful nude, and wean harmonious clothes. ECKUM, WILMA J. BELLAMY. RUBY M. Co-op, Janie Y-Teens. American Problems Club, Public Speaking. Wilma lam a quiet disposition. SIM rujoys bowling Sbfx a wry talkative fifth- pc'rxmz and has funds rma' lmfws lo licmmc n sccrvfary 0r brirlsvwifc. um! lomls of friends. BELL, FURTIS BENFORD. MILDRED E. Che ? Hgnor Ciub. Ninlh Sf. Boosters, Senior Blue Triangle. H'Wf'f 15 a 1? ? follow 70130 Prom liliil-Vlf We love Mifdrcd for bar vivacious interest in gmrflcmmr at all limos. everyfbmg 11mg: doing. BELL, WILLA SUE Sub Deb, American Problems Club, Public Speak- ing, G. 5. W. BERRY, GILBERT Student Council, Alpha Hi-Y, Sigma Honor Club, The imfrosing fist of artivitic: proves tlaaf Willa Stage Hands. r's rmorintcd with z-wrytbing wartiawbilc that ?llbmt mail?! 1m; gm? 1: tgkgfi 011;! knows bow EMPPWS at Woodward. 0 use every 3mg 0 3: :5 :1 mm age. -20 BERRY. HOLLIS E. Hollis is likcrl by everyone. He mldir: lanrrl, uml crm be depended upon at all fimus. BLACK, MARCIA E. Co-op. Marcia has 10ml: of energy, a ximrklr'ng 5mm of Immor and is always ready for fun. BLACKWELL, DOROTHY L Senior Blue Triangle. Although qm'ct and mmsm-miug, Dorothy makes a good job of all bar mnlcrtrrkings. BOEHNER, JOAN B. Co-op. You can count on jam; to do a good fob on :my- tlJng that is asked of her. BONAR. VIRGINIA L. Co-op. Virginia 1': a girl will: :1 bczrrf-wdwning smile whom clactrful disposition. gar: banal in lmml with bar deflmdzrbility. BOUCHONNET, BETTY J. Co- -op, Y-Taens, Y C. C. Duke is packed full of energy. Her willy mm of lmmor and ringing laughter are her frmlemmmk. BRADLEY, ALICE J. Senior Phi Oser, Alpha Boosters, Physiology Club. Here a very pretty .mzilc combined with with rm uttractiuc appearance is wrapped marlly in one package. Alice is an 111a ball. BRICE, CATHARINE Eoiany Club, G. A. A., Top Dancing, Buliet. A girl a: friendly, courteous and ambitious as Catherine is hard to 19nd. BRINKER, JOAN A. Janie Y-Teens, Co-op, Y. C. C Her ability to make friend's almost makes people envious of Iatm. BRITTEN. RUTH E. G. A. A., Botany Club, Senior Blue Triangle, Ballet. Quiet and compact! explains only :1 part of Rullfs personality. Slat also lad: a pleasing smilc flint attracts many friends. BROACH, ALGNER E. Band, Delta Hi-Y, Basketball. Algm'r is one of Woodward'ic best drummers. He bus 4 xmile for Everyone. BROADUS, JACK G. Choir, Y-Tones. lack, one of our finest tenor voices, lads km: the spirit behind many singing gmupx 51ml: a: flag l BROWN, DESSIE A. Y. C. C., Muiorelle, Y-Teens. Dessia dance: through life with the same case and grucv with which she twirl: bar baton. . BROWN LAFAYETTE : A genius for detail, Lnfayel'fc is n whiz mrcbaniml drawing. BROWN. SHIRLEY A. in art and BROWNING. LAURETTA L. Choir, Physiology Club. Laureita i: quip! but very sweet. All who come mar bur arc charmer! by her friendly smile and laucly red hair. BRUCE, RICHARD WILLIAM Drum-mcljor, Color Guard, Honor Club, Annual Stall. Choir, Senior Phi Oser, Bolany Club, Top Dancing. ShirlEy is :11; margetir 120nm! who seems to 171? everywhere at once. 51:: bus :1 very nice voice.- -21- We believe Bill knows more Wlaodwrml teacl'atr: l l r than any orlacr student. Ht : 4 very friendly fellow. BRYANT, ANNIE R, Band, Secretarial Club, Chair, Y-Teens. f Annie Ruth 1': an excellent ronvermiionnlist wba: ability 1'11 that line speaks for itself. BURNS, MARY ALICE Public Speaking, Senior Blue Triangle, American Problems Club. Mary Alice low: M bull? a good lime laughing am! joking Watch 011! when she goes rattling 01? out of bar stories. CANADY, MARY A. Choir, Physiology Club, Phi-Oser, Y-Teens. A cawpemfi-w manner and bemning smile will brill Mary Afitc fulfil! ber ambitions. CANNON. LORETTA B. COBB, MITCHELL E. Annual SluH. MifrbeH': qm'clurs: um! gay smiles haw brought bim many frll'lllli. He zu'rt'lx in lnm'brrll. BURSTON, DONALD Visual Aids, American Problems Club. A wry quid mm' infrlfigmt boy, who i: mos! likely to bccomc a wccz-uiul 511in125: mz-z'ulinu BUSHLE, PAUL Band. Pths mt appearance and pfrruing personality xbowhi bring bin! much snrn'n. Co-op, Cheerleader, Tap Dancing, Janie YvTeens. A clarmuing mcmbcr of Waau'1wnH cbccrlcadcrs, Loretta dreams of being 0 famous ntadol. CARMACK, LORETTA J. Speech Club. Thu! merry xmiic mid curvfwl' raurtcsy arc IIJP famous for Ike laigb regard in whirl: we al! bald Lorrim. CARNEY, GENE E. Chess Club, Y. C. C. Gm:- is popillcrr mid well lilwrl by wrryom' rM' bi: Inrgc- group of frir-n'dx proves. CARTER, DOROTHY J. G. A. A., Honor Club, Student Council, Y-Teens. A clmrming pwsmmlity rmzl u fwhilzfing smilv characterize Dot ax fopf. Sly? ix m'w rm L-xrt-Hml Jhulenf. CASE, LOIS V, Band. A whirl 0f infcrc'sts and :rcth'ifim lurk: Loix bus; tbrougbmlf IIJI' yt'm: kc! 1: be COLBY, MARGARET R. Mzrrgrrrtf 1's mall, nice, but by 1:0 mm : quid am! is ulwuys n'rlriy far a goon, II'mL'. COLE, VICTOR E. Vic beliruc'x in Hu- fbrory of being calm rim! keeping quiet. It should pay of, CHAMBERS. JUNE M. G. 5. W Immk zlvpemlubility SI'JouM mukr' bur 1m imparfmrf addition in flat hill uf social service. CHOW, FUNG N. Lunchroom, Physiology Club; Frmg is mm of our good hmclsraam rusbim wba rrlways giw: you a lawrlwarming smile and thy currcrf rlmngc. CLAY, WILLIE T. Ninth St. Hi-Y. Willifs PntnESS srarcl; for laugh: i: no! always as jlnfmlur will: flu lmcbm m it it with My xiudr'qu COMER, FLORENCE American Problems Club. Florence has a deep infcrcs! in clolbcs wbirlj xbuulll 1 when she opens ilmt :rpparrl .vbap. CONLEY, JOYCE A. Co-op. foya' bus 11 pn'tty smile am! is always frit'mlij:. She plays flan piano um! Jam a lof of skating. CONNER, MARGARET F. Co-op. Margaret has a contagious laugh. She ix an intelligent and rupabh' worker; she will make a good secretary. -22.. CORNS, BETTY J. Y-Teens. Ewryunc foams Berry bnwlsc of Ian swam! smile am! quiet claarm. COVERT, PANSY L Physiology Club, Lunch Room, Choir. Pansy lazrs many friends who value lm- rumination- slaij; bcmnsr of law swvvhms um! willingness to do fur part. COWAN, NORMA J. Norma is another of 0H:- wry qnit-i seniors. Her chief infant in life is In bummc rm rjfficjcnl cleric ! workrr. Biific is a wizard in wcrylbing slay mirrmkz's. EM fire figures in bookkrrping slrnigbfcn tlaemr solves out for 17w. DANIELS, JOHN C. Cub reporter. jalm's extvllcnt voice should larfp bim maize his mark in tho mtvrlainmt-uf world. DAVIS, CHARLES L. Alpha Honor Club, Speech Club. Alibangb it is-Ift bis ambition, Clmrh'r should make ml rxreHmzt salesman affl'r Isis yrm's of s w s DANIELS, BILLIE J. Boiuny Club, Tap Dancing. experience in lb? srboof siorr. DENNIS, CURTIS M. Chok Curfis is a Jepmm'ublr follow. HE is studious and quiet um! says 110 wrmfs f0 be rt 1:05!le clerk. DENSON, ADOLPH E. Choir, Hi-Y, Band. Adolph, :1 m1! follow, blows a ser irmnpcf am! participates in many uctiyifics. DEVINS, MARGARET A. Co-op. DEAN, NORMA W. Annual Stuff, Senior Blue Triangle, Senior Secre- tarial Ciub, Ninth St. Boosfers. Norma is :1 girl wlm is interested in Jricv frlsbiom am! making friends. SIM bay Manly of wit and gay z'lmttm'. COX, lAMAR Choir, Football, Truck Team, Honor Club. Lamar is qtriut um! studious. He purfirijmtts in many sports am! is quite succvssfnl in all of tlscm. COX, MARVIN Marvin is a quiet boy who gcis ufang wills wary- am- and is 051100an good at baskrfbnn. CURRY, KATHERINE M, Student Council, Annual Staff, Phi Oser Y-Teens Band. Shining eyes and 2m irrepressible disposition mule K11! well known and wvH-Iikrrf. DeMARCIA, MADELINE A. Honor CIub, Y-Teens, Co-op, Ninth St. Boosiers. A sparkling personality bus music Mmh'firm u wry popular membrr 0f the swim chm. DENNEY, SARAH A. Co-op, Janie Y-Teens. Sarah is abIc to gvf along 1qu ri'cryom' 5b? nmr-Is, 11ml, bcczmsz' of Ibis, Isa: many, many friends. DONALDSON, LORNETA Wbm you scc a smih' routing your way, you mm be sure it's Lorncta. DOUGLAS, JUNE Tap Dancing, Tumbling. lung is one of DTH' wry pretty mriors distinguished by sparkling trail; um! lowly buir. DULA, EDITH L Public Speaking Club. 131mb is quiet and imimfrimls, hm qtmlitirs whirl Margaret is definitely tbs rlJe-rrful' type who is always willing to cxferrd a helping hand. H23-. culmof fail 10 make 11H sutcmsfllf in any mlrlt'r taking. IUNAGAN, DOROTHY J. EDMONDSON, MARJORIE Physiology Club. Co-op. An intelligent Xhldfni with an avid interest in If you SEE a tall, slender girl' with a winning smile, banks describe: Darolby perfectly. ymffl know it is Marjorie. DUNAWAY, CLARENCE E. EDWARDS, JUNE R. Track, Chess Club, Lunchroom. Visual Aids. Y. c, c, Tap Dancing, Janie Y-Teens, Co-op. GIMME? '5 jJVFPE'mS for 3'8'7'9071'718 by 5,731'1'7'8 Full of fun and laughter, 11m: is :1 welcome mem- ut the Capitol Tbralrc. He often mgineyrx frag bcr of any gathering. show: for fellow Woodward'itm. EARHART, J. TROY Football, Buskefball, Honor Club. Alpha Hi-Y. Troy is one of our top-nofcb athletn, this year'x footbaH captain am! possibly some fzmne ycrrrix coacb. EDWARDS. SHIRLEY A. Y. C. C., Co-op. Quint, charming, and intelligz-nt-tbew are the personal qualities that best destribc Shirley. EGNER, G. NORMAN EMERSON, ROBERTA M. Alpha Hi-Y, Honor Club. Co-op, Y. C. C., Junie Y-Teens. Norman rates AJ with bath bi; tracbcrs um! bis Robcrla Ian: beautiful blond! hair am! a friendly classmates. xmiia She loves to mak and 10 111mm. ELDER: THEi-MA l- ENGLISH, MURIEL R. Public Speaking, Band, Delia Boosters, Jr. Moderm Co-op. eiles. v . Muriel laws to took and play basketball. Sim ix Thelma u an excclh-ni :clJaol mttzcn 1wtb a long fTimdb' and ,4; always ready to 35W :1 Izclping band. a fist of activitiz': to attest to bar wide infcrestx. ESTILL PAULINE R ELL'SON' DOR'S W' G. s. w., G. A. A., Public Speaking Club. Chair, lunchroom, Physiology Club. Dan'sl quict ciaurm will be an asset to her when JIM begin; lJvr :bomr carver in ofin- work. Pauline i: a conscientious girl whose interest in people should make bar an yxreHent main! worker. c MQJL VMw- , V ARTHING, VIRGINIA R. FEIST, DOLORES M. Honor Club, Annual Staff Business Manager. Dalaref ambition is to be a private sccrcmry. Here's :1 girl with a friendly 51:2in 4 cbnrmiug Surely she will be a wry cjicie-nt one. ?Iiigstfzon and a flaw for :boosmg fiat xmartext FIELDS, V. KATHLEEN a 0i , Co-op, Y. C. C.. Y-Teens, Student Council. FARTSALAS! ETHEL . A charming quietuen fails to hide Kathleen's Co-op, Annual StaH, Top Duncmg. winning personality. Ethel bus all the qualificaiiom for mccess. There i: 110 daubt about her future. FIELDS: MINNIE V. , FAUST, LINDA R. G. A. A., Top DUIICIIIQ, Band. A sparkling smile and boundless energy are anIy two of the things that make Minnie one of the most popular girl: in schaai. Co-op. Linda is a bard-worlzing, dependable student, whose pleasing prrsnnality ha: made her very jiapuiar. -24... FLAGG, EMMA C. A quiet but energetic ambition should maize Emma Hat succrssful 11mm SIM dmam: of being. FOWLER, NANCY B. Cmop, Y. C. C., Phi Epsilon Alpha, Tap Dancing. An mrrllcsx round of activiiics keep Nancy busy morning, 1mm: and itiglat. FOX, MILDRED 5. A slay smile and :parkfiug dimples are SIMS great asxets. If; too bad we 1511119711 11 Int more like her. FRYE, BERTHA J. FOXX, ALEYENE M. GARMON, SARA A4 Comp. 1410316110 1': one of our top-nolcb shorthand shuimls upon whom you am depend at nil film's. FREEMAN, RUTH C. Student Council, Honor Club, G. S. W., Senior Blue TriangleV An extra share of cleverness, friendlitms and at- iructiummss was bestowed on Rmfb by the gods. FREEZE, JONNIE Co-op. CampL-titian WM 158 tougb wbm Iomzit atfcmjnf- swimming the English Cbafva. 8111' 11,50 Ian's quicu 1mm, rli ping flang. Co-cp, Y. C. C., Junie Y-Teens Bertbak bcuutifnl eyes are only one of 1321' many assets. Size is always ca-operntive and friendly. Spanish Club, G. A. A., Senior Phi Oser, Ninlh Sf. BoosIers. Sam is planning in be Woorlwardk gift to the iarttrior dcmrnting profession. May she bc a wry GAFFNEY, DOROTHY Speech Club, Boiany Club. Dorothy has a wide circle of friends to prove her Charm and graciousuessA GAINES, PEARL A. Top Dancing, Y-Teens, Public Speaking Club, Bomny Club. Pearl is a girl whose earnestness bar won her many friends and 11211052 twinkling Ions mud: bar a bit in Hue Variety Show. GLOVER, PEARL Tap Dancing, Physiolugy Club. Pearl's quiet rbarm make: her mud; sought after by her clrrmtmte'x. GOlDSMITH, CHARLES E. Footban, Track, Lafin Club. Hi-Y. Cbarl'cs is a sturlimzs bay and a helpful addition to tbe track squad. He buy his lmnt sat on being a minister. GORDON. HENRIETTA C. Honor Ciub, G. S. W., Lunchrocm Squad, Annual Staff. Hrm'irlhr 1': a wry capable, depzninble girl whom cwryone admin: for the seriousness witb whiff: :lJe approaches laer tasks. H25? successful girl. GASTON, MARGARET L. GRAF, MARIAN E. Y. C. C., Co-op. Sincerity and willingness to work make Marian a fop ranking :rm'or. Y-Teens, Physiology Club. Margaretk merry eyes reflect bar sunny good humor and interest in cvcrytbing zmrl' wcrybaa'y. GIRDLER, DON Dorfs friendly dispoxiiiou and his willingness i0 136.112 others have gained him many friends. GRAHAM, MARlENE G. A. A., Y. C. C., Honor Club, Secretarial Club. Allbougb slack mucr still a minutv, Marlyn:- ix an earnest worker am? a ronsricntiam sfmfent known as fbe Dynamo of G. A. A. GRAY, RICHARD A. Rirbara : :trld'iouwcss :bmtfd b: of great 12pr when he becomes a realty agent. GUNN, MATTIE A. Senior Blue Triangle, Dena Boosters. Muttiv 1': tr Na'uxanf suijd r0 discuss. SIM has a brigbr smile mm' mrcfy ncm' gum mmoficcd in a REEN, CLARENCE D. Clarcncv i: a fun loving bay, nof too iuicrcstcd in school activitiz-s, who fawn football but wants to be a rlocfor. GRIEFENSTENE, PAULINE D. mm Co-ap. Paulina is a brlndlp of ziylmmic mn'rgy tbut kwpx the dassmam sparkling. No our fall: nsl'm'ji wbih- slack around. GROSSMAN, MARY L. Co-op. A cute, nflmrfiuc girl whosr rlmrming lwrsomrliiy win: liar many admiring frimu'x. HAIRSTON, BETTY R. Band. Buffy wifll 17w gay :milv pufs mum frminin? cbrrrm in fbt' ham .wrtion of Mt baud. HALE, IVA S. Y-Teens, Y. C. C., Co-op. 1m may 55' quir! samrfimrx, but when she gar: lo Woodward's football and lmxkrtball gtmu'x Broibrr, vam't'! HALL, DOROTHY N. Physiology Club, Sub-Debs. Ewn when 511015 quid, you ran btf flaut Dory, i5 thinking up something infrrcm'ng am! mtwtuining HAMILTON, KAY F. Pres. Y-Teens, G A. A., Cheerleader, Annual Stuff. A puppy cbrz-rlr-urlrr anti :1 frimtu gir! 1': Kay Hamilton. Slat is quite a favorite among bur feru clammatm HARDIN, ERNESTINE Speech Club, Senior Blue Triangle, Ninfh Street Boosters, G. A. A. Ernmline-Kv clarrrfnf n'isiiosifion am! chl-gromrml appmmurc mrrly must bring lJrr succcn. y HARLOW. THELMA E. Y-Teens, Tap Dancing. TlJElmak cljurming pvrsamrlify, mquisifv fuxfr iii rfatf'gvs, and her sm'rcirrriul ability will by a 701+ come 115w! in my business ufiu'. HARRELL, IMOGENE Physiology Club, Secretarial Club. Who said that beauty am! bruins don? mix? Imor 31-110 is living proof flan! Hwy do. HARRIS, WILLIE Bulldog Slufi, Band, Track, Defender's Hi-Y. Wiflic i: an ariiw boy who lows laarsebark riding and elecfrinl! Mgiuwring. Dm's be Intro m: rIrrfrir 11mm? HEATH, MARJORIE M. Co-op, Tap Dancing. Mtlrgllt',, ix qm'ct rim! wry sweat. She ix uhuuyx m-ojM-mli't'c am! 17m 1: fat of friends. HARTMAN, DORIS V. Spanish Club, Senior Blue Triangle. Q A. AA, Delfu Boosters. Doris ix wry Nmsmlf am! always uniliug, frail: whirl: Imus gained Im- a box! of friends. HARVEY, PATRICIA M. Pufs quiet manner ix wry becoming in bar. WWW mm its rimrm will brig: pave her way Io mrcmn HAYES, DOROTHY L Choir, Tap Dancing, ?hysiology Club. Dorothy is known for by atiracfiw lmxcmmlify and sincure frimrlliness. HEDGER. CHARLES, JR. ClJurlm ix quite popular among flu? 11111111.; a! Womb ward. K4111 it 1111 Charles. HEiBIG, GENE R. Alpha Hi-Y. Basketball, Foofbull. Gray is a wry lwlpful fellow who always dam morr Harm hi5 slmrv. .- 25 ..- HILL, DOROTHY M. Cm A. A, Top Dancing, Ballel. When if comes f0 irtlcrcst in school and ospcriully in sporis, Dummy is always in lbcru pilrbing. HILL, ERMA J. Comp, Y. C. C., Y-Teens. A lovely smile am! a friendly ward I'an won a Jnrgv collection of fric'mls far Erma. HILL, EVELYN E. G. A. A., Band, Annual 51cm, Physiology Club. Many activitiex and a friendly perxaltality mukc Evelyn well known nmi wail liked. HOLBROOK, RUTH A. G. A. A., Honor Club, Y. C. C. Rullfs prohiulcy in rfrrmuaking um! art are anur- cmcc's of all enviable career in the fashion world. HOLMES, JACQUELINE J. Co-op. jurqnvlizm is a very likmbl'c girI. Slay fans a rbnnm ing personality and i: a dependable worker. HOOPES, GERRY Gerry i: miscbm'iaus and friendly, lilu'x aH saris 0f sports and is mad about swimming. HUGHES, RUDOLPH Truck, Baseball, Basketball. Rudolph lilac: f0 be known ax Rudy the Great . H0 is It wcH known igure in the lunch room. HUNGLER, CAROLYN Y-Teens, Cc-op, Y. C. C. Carolyn is always ready for a good films. SIJL' 10:11 tv go dancing and nlways dramas neatly. HUNTER, ROSETTA Band, Student Council, Oser. Rosalia ix really Hrf, and in lb? groove. What would tbe baud leave done without bar Energy and charm. Honor Club, Senior Phi . 27- HOUSWORTH, ETHEI. M. Senior Phi Oser. Ninth Sf. Baasiers, G. S. W. D0117 fr! EHJCPJ bzlbbling personality n'm'ir'v ya , sbv honestly i: a sincere worlwr. HIMES. HARRY L, Bulldog Staff, Band, Honor Club, Alpha Hi-Y. Woodward gainni rmother bard workrr wbm Harry arrived last year. He bus bcmmt a wry 11111110 and popular xmdcnt. HOFFARD, CHERLEE A. Cberh'z' bus 1: winning, nffmcfiw mrila. SIM lust brr bear! to NJ? Cons! Gmml am! 10cm a u'inmaml to prove it. HOFFARD, MARY L. Worlds of pep uml Vifah'ty make Mary 4 lot of fur HOWARD, FRANKLIN D. Basketball, Lunchroom, Honor Club, Y; C. C. Frank is well known and likm! around Wood-wmfs .mrred bulls. As a Navy mu, lac slyauM brwr two girl's in every part HUFFMAN, LOIS J. G. A. A., Co-op, Hobby Club. Posters and pictures ajipmr m if by mngir wbt-n Lois width I'm'r mpubfe' pencil or brush. HUTCHISON, PEARL E. Public Speaking. Pearl is tbu proverbial friend in Irt'cuf who can always be depended upon, ISMAEL, CAROL B. Come to Carol with yam boakkvriu'ug trauma Slack snn' Ia know lbc rmnuc'r. JENKINS, CHARLES W. Public Speaking, American Problems. Truck, Lunc room Squad. If Charity succeed; in Incoming rt ministrr, I will be 11 credit to the profrssion. H..lul,..r; Wm; -.': l ENNINGS, SHIRLEY J. JOHNSON, GEORGIA M. Co-op, Y-Teens, Y. C; C., Tap Dancing. Bulldog StuH, Public Speaking Club, G. A A. Sbirlcyk mlvci am! poised manner has umzh: many Gz'orgia i: one of Woodward : max! cbrrrful and friends for fur am! ix a gmarszrv of future willing bcljwrs. maven. JOHNSON, IRIS D. JETER; HAROLD Maiorene, Choir, Tap Dancing, Tumbling. Band. ' his is one of Woodwardk girls who is always on Harold Is r1 member of the great Woodward baud Imrudg gym; fl ; ban. 3.5ng a jhzg majmgttg. wbo Imps: Io mula- a career of music. JOHNSON, KENNETH JOHNSON. CARCI- L Football, Basketball, Alpha Hi-Y, Honor Club. Y-Teenf, Y. C. F CO-OP- . Kc-mzy stores high in bulb sports and mathematics. CW0, '5 sonwfbmg to boast 450 : wrtla 13 gay May some future rlntc' SUE him autxlamling in flat lunglatur am! this clothes. SIM supports all of wqiwcrhig field. Woon'mmllx nctiL-ih'cx. JOHNSON, MARLENE A. JONES, CORRINE Co-op, Y-Teens, Student Council. For lrmglm just listen to Carrim' for :1 while. Wt: Marley: 1': a claarming girl whose sparkling smile fbiuk lec i: a wandcrfnl jm-son to know. am! friendly disposition lm-Lle made her top: with JONES, JOHN R. bar classmates. Honor Club. JOHNSON, WILLIAM Iabutr outstanding scholastic ability and his friend- Band, Alpha Hi-Y. lines: should make him very successful. William is a music mfbmimt and enjoys playing JONES, lllLIAN R. a trumpet whirl: make: him well known tbrougla- Physiology Club, Senior Blue Triangle, American t school. Problems Club, Della Boosters. JOHNSTON, BETTY J. We are um: Lillian will be just as mcrcsxful in Co-op, Y. C. C., Y-Teens, Tap Dancing. life as sbr has been at Woodward. The bmilwsx world will gain. a finn- mcrc'fary when Batty i: grmhmfml. Sbe dresses nicely and is a good listener. a .oNES, MARY M. KECK, NADINE Co-op. Co-op, Tap Dancing. A friendly :barm will always give Mary perfrct Nadineii beautiful smile revmls bar sparkling amaram'v of getting along witb everyone. lmrsalmlity. JONES, O'WEIDA Y. KEITH, VIRGINIA H. You can always depend on O,W2ida lo be courteous Honor Club, Y. C. C., Y-Teens. mrd lady-like. Need we say more? Slainnerls dzmriug feet am! bubbling personality JORDAN. JEANNA will always assure bar of many friends and MaioreHe, Annual Sluff, Band, Honor Club. admifm Immm, our very cute mnjarette captain, farts tbs KELlEY, DOROTHY S. friendsbip of all. Tberf: vmm' a dull moment Cawop, Y. C. C. when slaels around. Dorothy has all the qualities of a true friend. Slaw: an oficient worker and we wish her success in her business career. - 28-.. H ??'H-ib' 3-, , . KENNEDY, THELMA Speech Club. If rueryonc 111er ax win! :15 deum, what a lamwul'y place ibis would 5c. DOW:K dixrcgarn' bcr sincere snails. KIEN, SHIRLEY M. Co-op. Sbirh-y is always ready for laugh: and Manly of buwmr, but give is 1014'! th'jien' for :1 policmuoman. KING, PATSY H. Y. C. C., Honor Club, Annual Squ. A mrrry brart flJa! lwm': rbccr is any guibcring. WNJUH Pufxy siuris to laugh, bald 0n! lATSCHA, JEAN C. Co-op. Y-Teens, Y. C. C. Iran scams to be quiet, but we know br'HL'r. Slap bu; r! pleasing personality and friends gnlorr'. LEWIS, JANET L Honor Ciub, Band, Muiorene, Y. C. C. 1mm! 1': a lillle parkaga of dynamite flan! fawn the boys swonning. One of Wfoorfwrrmps bigb- stepping maiorctivx. LINVILLE, GEORGE W. Gmrgv is a clean cut wri 0f pimp, mumm'ly 11m! 112le regarded by stmh'ufs mmf taurlaz'rx. lOPER, CATHERINE l. Comp, Y-Teens. Cufbvrhm is a good workrr milk a cbarming personality and a Pcpsotl'mn' smifr. Sb:- cmr always be- depended 11170:: in do by! slum. LUMPKIN, IDA P. Y-Teens, Physiology Club. A small senior, In'a always I'm: a ready smile and is a very nice 11mm: it: know. MAHAFFEY, VELMA L. 1V0 don? bear mud: fram Velma, but we know :be is a xlead'y dependable girl. 29 LOFTUS, JOANN M. hf; is cbrm'fuf nmf wry Hire. Nucd 1m: my more? KITCHEN, MARGIE Honor Club, Annual Ediior, G. A. A., Y. C. C. Mnrgic' is fuwd' by everyone because of bar damm- ilrg pcrxormh'ty and bar foydf and sincere friendli- ness f0 an. KOCH, JOANN M. Y-Teens. Y. C. C., Co-op. Sweet and friendly are tbe words for jo. Sum'y slat will reach the 10p someday. KRICK, KAY F. Y. C. C.. Y-Teens. Kay is u ball-of-jirc af Woorlwurfs basketbnfl am! foafba gmm-x. Tbafs 10me Sky rwlly jmilm. LOGAN, DONZELLA G. S. W., Band, Public Speaking Club A callt'ction 0f mmrt clothe: is proof 1b!!! Donzrl'lrr is a clover semmtrcss. LONG, TRESSA M. Bofany Club. Trauds warm pinning smifc is an amp! to locr lowly flvrxarmlily. MAHAN. CLARENCE Cavop. Charmin! is wry rffirimf in his work at .vrlmo! mid Du tbs job. Hix fricnn'fy utriimlc i: admired by z'z'cryone. MANSFIELD, CAROL J. Honor Club, G. A. A., Bulldog Stuff, Y. C. C. Carol is an mmrgriic prrsou who :fnrl: flying: at? with n bang: and ends with a mrccssfm' prp formmicr. MARBLE, SHIRLEY A. Public Speaking Club, American Problems Club. Sbirleyk nucet smifc and neat appearance mid to law bafmlurify. Slay mnM gcl to school an finw, if farr alarm clock rrmg. AXEY, IOLA 'Botuny Club, Choir. That lwiukh'ug smile xbonlrl' be quile :11: amt ta Iala wbnn she takes up singing with r! bmm'. MAXWELL, ELOISE Botany Club, G. A. A., Senior Biue Triangle. Eurryonc admires Eloisr for law quiet poise mu! frir'mil'y dispoxifiun. MCCART, JOHN Iolgpfs goon' mrtnrz- mu, bis ability in gel 110113 wifb otlwrx will 1;pr fa :rssm'v him of mucking bix guai 1ulml'n'cr it may be. MCCLEARY, JACK l.. Band, Spanish Clubl Alpha Hi-Y, American Prob- lems Club. jack, wlao charms Ilse girls with his muscles, balm to brromn rm ntbh'fic directw. you, lack. Woodward cm: 7m MCCUTCHEN, lUCY M. Botany Club, Y-Teens, Speech Club, A vigorous worker for tbv Y-TC'ENS am! a friendly girf is om Lucy. MCDONAlD, MILDRED A. Physiology CIub. Mildred i511? going to waste err lnlmf in art. 313? want: In bz' rm ari lmrbrr. MCDOWELL, VANIER Bolany Club, Senior Phi Oser. A smarlly dresser! yamrg lady who gums in for all 1190 faint styles, Vanicr fans scam of friends, boil: bays and girlx. MCHANEY, VIVIAN L. ' Honor Club, Defenders Hi-Y, Tap Dancing. A friendly smiln and an PUprN'SHlt book travel around wiila Vivian. McMILLAN, JOYCE A. Cheerleader, Y. C. C., Co-op. Iaycn 1's qm'fr active and a wonderful friend. 5111' is ivointing Iowan! a mrurr as tour! stcnogrnpbcr. ILLER, CALVIN Honor Club, Y C. C., Alpha Hi-Y, Lunchroom. Calvin is one of flame lucky profile to whom a machine 1': a simple matter. MILLER, MARGUERITA G. A. A., Senior Blue Triangle, Tap Dancing. Margurrita i: quifc popular will: everyone and 1': mm of lb: brst-zfrtsscd girls at Woodward. MITCHELL, SHARLENE Quiet and slay describes Sbnrh-nn, but slav bus :1 lot of fricmfx cnptivnfm' by btr sweet smife am! a'ch-ndabie work. McWI LLIAMS, HARVEY L. Harvey has a quiet good humor Mud makes him a good ronmm'e anytimr, anywhere. MENIFEE, MARLENE Honor Club, Student Council, G. A. A., G. 5. W, Mm-lcuds desirc: to 1:91p m'rryomz, bar claeerful, polite mammn, and true friemllim-ss are just a few rcasom for her pointl'nrify. MERCER, WANDA l. Wandufs sweet smile and fricmily mammr have won many friend: worth keeping. MITCHELL, WILMA J. Y-Teens, Y. C. C., American Problems Club. Wifmak quiet mmml'r tend: to bide lacr wonderful personality and friendly aftracfs everyone. MOORE, BETTY L. Y-Teens, Y. C. C. Marvelous pcrsorrnlity dcxcribcs Betty. She will long be remembrrt-d for IBM sweet smile. MOORE, MAMIE Botany Club, Senior Choir, Physiolegy Club. A quiet courfesy in school am! a jolly friendiiness outside make Mamie popular with pulv'lx and teachers. stirit which MOORE, REETHA G. S. W., Y-Teens, Speech Club. Rtrfbak winning pyrsonulity ix Ibo :rffmcfiou In her many friends. Sbc Ian: proved to by A wry rrliabfe prrsidmf of G. S. W. MOOREHEAD, ERNEST C. Band, Track, Gym Team, Alpha Hi-Y. Ernrxf is Him am! mi as well HS 1m imfispcusiblv member of the Y , MUELLERI KENNETH Y. C. C., Alpha Hi-Y, Football Mgr., Honor Club. All who 1mm bLTOlllC Irrquaintml with Krrmy know him 5 a film vamU am! If bani u'arkfr. NEELY, ANITA M. Co-op. Seen um! yc'f 1m! board :Imcribas Anim. A :wrel smile and good work make friwrdx for bar. NEIL, SHIRLEY H. Co-op. Shirley: bounding czwrgy :mu' law of fun assure aH 1.1M friend: of plenty of mmrhiimmwt. NOLEN, PAT A. Y-Teens, Y. C. C. Pat is nafml for her prva fact, bmmfifrtl clotbcs, rmn' vivacious Immortality. PADGETTE. DOROTHY I. Senior Choir, Annual SIuH. Darotlay display: an infant r'nls'rmf in mmir, especially singing, and is a nmhrday of HM scm'or choir. PAGE. WESLEY W. Alpha Hi-Y, American Problems Club. Y. C. C., Bulldog 5005. Wesley, wba Ems done a terrific jmb of cdiiing um' Srbool paper, bu: gcutlwmnly cbamcirmlirs whirl: should take lJim. far in H312 field of brrxiwsx. FELZER, MARY H. Y-Teens, Co-op, Tap Dancing. Mary? pleasing personality and excellent grade: are the envy of law Elnsnnatm, but they love her just fizz same. .-31 . MUNDY, ARNOLDA B. Physiology Club, Public Speaking Club, Annual Stuff. Amohla is a friendly girl and a lively conversa- fialmlisf. Fm! is brr stL-cinlty. No wonder she bus m many friends. MUTTERS. SHIRLEY M, Cc-ap. Shirley is one of our quiet ca-ojn. likrd by a the sfmlcnfs am? tcrrrbcr's. NAUGLEBAUGH, EVELYN L, Y. C. C., Honor Club, Y-Teens, Lunchroom Squad. YUM ran afwuys be mrc them is rxritcnmrf wbm Early is around. Sb: not only 1m: full, :bc Ian's bruins! Sbc ix 10d 1 OGBURN, MARY K. Y-Teens. Mary ix qm'yt and navy! will: a magical fond: whyre making friend's is Euncernm'. OLIVER, SAMUEL B. Honor Club, Annual Stuff, Chess Club, Truck. Samuel i: u seriom student and am- of Wood wanh Hack slam. AIwayJ courteous and loyaL OSGOOD, LAVERNE E. Cc-ap, YhTeens. Laut'rnck sweet smile and attractiveness bam- gaim-d brr many friends, PENMAN, JEWEL T. Tap Dancing, Bullet, G. A. A., Senior Secretarial Club. Icwcl is truly a jewel in many ways. Her joking mmmcr, warm smile, fricudfy attitude, and wining mm to help otbrr: arc the first ours we ibangbt 0f PETERSON. MARY C. Public Speaking Club, Physiology Club, Y-Teens. Abilify to work hard 1': sure to make Mary :1 sncrmsfu! 11mm FHILBIN, DOLORES L Co-op. Dally, always well groomcd and style conscious, brings joy to cucryom around her. PHIFFS, MURIEL E. Senior Choir, Physiology CIub. A quart: of good girls who sbarm her mrilvs with all her friends. Mm'icl is loyal and sinccrr. FITTS, MAE WILLA 6,5 W., Honor Club, Annual Siam Lunchroom May Wilfzfj erolrnfic ubifily and um: personality .tborrld' make bar a Suttt'ssfllf nurse. POWELL, MARIAN Senior BIue Triangle, Speech Club, Senior Secre- foricl Club, American Problems Club. Marian? warm :milr rmd officimt capabiliiy mafia lJL'r n fnr'arffr nf Woodward. 3? QUIGG, DOROTHY A. Annual Representative. sincerity and a deep i-nfvrest in others 11er flat rmmns far Dorotlafs many frimrfs. RACE, WILLIAM l. AAchd, Y-Tones, Alpha H'I-Y. BHP: sprinkling 0319: mid brilliant x-Irzile art the nxfra-spacial traits of n 151w grnHUmmL RAGAN, NORMA l. Co-op. spcud: lJc-r slmrr time on skates. 'EAM, MARY E. Physiology Club. A qnir't, lowly girl who makes friendships whirl: will endure through Hm ymn abrad, REID, DOROTHY M. Doroflafs satiatmcu bthns lm' law of fun tifm' dancing. REYNOLDS, CLINTON Track. Although small is xizc', Clint it active 1'1: a!! spam am! mrinl cventx. HEX am' of our track 1mm. PREWITT, AILEEN 0. Norma 1's :1 lovable girl, bubbling wifb mirrgy wba Community Chesf Representative, Rm! hair and loyal rhwatiun to friend: are Aih-erfs outstanding rbm'ucfrrictics. PREWITT. JEWELL B. Co-op. Ina? is am' of mu friemify ru-oli: who is afwnys willing to bclp a friend. PRICE, OFALEE F. Co-op, Phi Epsilon Alpha, Y. C. C. Olmlm is a jolly girl who m'vcr misses mlyibing wigvlbcr work or play. 5110'; mm 0f fbf best. HALLS, lEONARD Band. A gnarl unfurvd smih' am, rr friendly gnwiug tbm'ncttrizn Lm. RANKINS, ABE Football, Basketball, Truck. Full of f1! and fmtgbfcr, A139 is n wclwnw :m-mber of any gnflm-ing. Hz: yxceis in rilblz'fics. RATHBURN, JOHN E. Alpha Hi-Y, Choir, American Problems Club. john, our of our soft spoken am! brxfrdrrnnf swims, should bow no h'onblc ftmh'ng r1 goat! pincv in Iifc. RICHARDSON, FREDDI E M. G. 5. W., Lunchroom Squad, Senior Blue Triangle. thlivk w'wn'ty and courtmy arr rcxlmnsible f0! flu- .bigb regard in which 1133 ix lJr-lrl by all the boys and girl's at Woodward. RILEY, PATRICIA M. Pat is a good frimlzl own when she's sx'rz'py hubicb is most of HM timm We all wish law- luck. ROBERTS, BETTY J. Co-op. Bz-ftfx gay :milc am! sunny disfwxiliou are good qzmlifimtiwu for an idml secretary. .:;2 ROBERTS, JOANNE Visual Aids. Botany Club. Iaumw is very quiet and Heat in appearance, very mnh'om in bar school work, am! very friendly. ROBERTS, JOHN I. Co-op. Inlm, full of ambition to be a mlnman, i: blessed will: a dynamic jwnmmlify. Insurance, jolm? ROBERTS, TRACY L. Y. C. C., G. A. A. Yalfrc 51er of having a good film with Tracy! Always jaHy um! gay, 3170 ix Men! by m'rryonr. ROTTE, FLORENCE A. Y-Teens. Band, Honor Club, American Problems Club. Fan, 1101! am! 1: misc of bumor rm' Flon'zme'x mos! Basebali. mlrmbh- rrsscls. Sam is our of M12 HrHchs Trig Strrrfl. His ROUDEN, MARY L. Speech Club, Y-Teens. A imply jmilc and gay Imrgb are Nfary'x Ebnr- :Irfrrisfirs. ROUZIER, BERNICE L. Annual Stuff, Honor Club, Sludenr Councii. Y-Teen: Bmmyiv L'burming smifc' tmu' wondcrful Iym'xmmlify brwr' unm'c lacr a friend In all SANDERS, DOROTHY A. G. S. W., Honor Club, Lulin Club, Senior Phi Oser. Ambih'mr am! frimzllinvsx rrrE Iwa udmimbh' fruit: fllrrf will carry Dot far in HM nursing profrssion. SCHAEFFLER, GERTRUDE J. Co-op. Gertrude is a wry fikmbfz' girl who 11m mudr many frimds. WrH'c sure shew Hmkr rr prrfrrt srcrcfary, SCHAFFER, R. CAROLYN Y. C. C., Cmop. Carabwk gay pcrmrmh'ty and frimrllinms will tarry lJrr far in fbr brlsiucx: world, if she dorsn'l gr't sidrfmrlwa'. ..33- ROWE, SAMUEL ability in solu- problrms will fake faint far 111: lb: 1'0an 10 success. SCHEWENE, JOAN R. ROBINSON, LARRY 5. Band, HirY. Larry is always looking for a laugh, a fact Ham! makes many friend's for him. ROGERS, MARTHA A. Choir, Co-op. Martina law a sweet personality and a very lowly smiiz. Slac- laws to sing and i: always Merrily dressed. ROLAND, 303 A. Alpha Hi-Y, Band, Lunchroom Babk flu? boy who 5H1; candy in ibe hmchroom. He also pm: a migbfy swe'cV .mx in Wood- wardk band. ROY, GERAlDINE Co-op. Geraldine ix quiet E7115 er-Iikm', agreeable at all limp: and will mnlw a wonderful scrrcf-ary. RYAN, BETTY 1.. Speech. A pctifc blond whose engrr smile makes fricnn's by the dozen. W0 Impe- xbrW get a good job :15 mt allmdilr airphmr bosh'n. Co-op. A ready mrih- rma' land's Hf Ebnrm 'Hlfllil' lam: wry popular. SCHUCKMANN. MARIAN M. Ca-op. A buppy smile and gay Irritgb arc Mrn'imfs grant rmrfs. If: foo bad we baw'u? a lot mow like her. SCHUERCH. ANNA M. Y-Teens, Y. C. C., Co-op. Br'cnmc of bar small slalzrrc, you might bay lraublc xcciug Amm, but yozPl'l brave ma troubl bearing IJL-r am! seeing lycr dance. SCHWING, JOHANNA R. Band, Physiology Club. S-m't'! 11ml frimnify nn- ilw bmf wank fa nh'srribr Iolmmm. HL'r quid xilirr'rify drum many frivna's. SHRADER, A. JOYCE Y. C. C., Honor Club, Co-op. Iayrv i; a quir'f 1711f :rrfii'c girl. fr'ft'im's :1er pm'sounlify plus. i; SCOTT, DOROTHY Band, Physiology Club, Y-Teens, Top Dancing. Dorothy's xmari t'lnfbrx amf u'amfr'erJ mmml'n am oulthdiug, SCOTT, JANIE Y-Teens, Co-op. fam'c ix 1m inh'Higrut gir! who ix mpublv 0f rlm'ng u'mnfrrs in Mm fir'M of bmimxx. SCOTT, VIVIAN L. Y, C. C., Co-op. Vivian bus a vlmrmiug xmilv, phasing ht'rmnnfity, bnmfifm' Imir am! 11 Iu'rfvcl rbarrrrh'r to bc rr .rm'vt'sxfrrl ru'cpiiouixt. SEARCY, BETTY J. Y-Teens, Co-op. BMW is an assrl In any parry Ilm'amv m'lb brr Hwy? i5 norm a dull mwm'nl, SEARS, KATHRYN L Co-op, Tbl' Snlntlirm Army gm'lmf a profifubfr amt wbm Hwy N'El'il't'd fbt' ruilfing mm' grariuus aid of Kulhr'ym SEJLER, HELEN A. Co-op. Helm is n barrel of fun. under ml rgiriruf :H'r' limfr'ss. W? are sure :bc will SETTLES. CARI. 5. Honor Club, Gym Team, Tmck Team. Carl it u quirf 11ml .vfml'iom .rl'uior who is WU likt'zl' by an mid for Io'bum wt' ln'mh'c'f :r JIIFCPISer m TNT. SEXTON, WILMA R. Co-op, Y. C. C., Y-Teens. IVilunfs Iowfy rm' I'erir um! woma'rrful jn'rsmmfify Now tlnrf Him! fbvy my ubrmf mllmuls ix wrong Sim? 1: lat of fun. SlJU 1m: marry SIMS, PAUL Qru'rf :11er unassuming, Punl' rm: always bu romdml upon 10 full? rm drfiw part in 11103! .irbool again SINGLETON, JAMES E. Alpha Hi-Y. Y. C. C., Choir, Honor Club. Imm'x ram high in tho SNIiar Chm: and butt a imdmcy fa gr! win! 110 gory after. 34- SHANNON, HELEN M. YJeens, Co-czp Hvlvn i: one of thaw clcm'r girls who combine: jrcroinrriul IkiH wiHJ drr'xxumking ability SHARP. NORMA J. Norma is our Hf nm' quir't girls, 12M brr :Irlrrv minufion umf :Irjmnlubiliiy nmlu' bvr uu :lxsr't to any group. SHELTON, ETHEL Spanish Club, Ninfh St. Boos'em A .mey smile um! n'miim'ss for flu! clmmclvrizv Elbc'l. SMITH, BENJAMIN A rrmly .mm'r am! m'uf uppmrunrr' nmkv BM :r fdrm'ifr n! Woodward. SMITH, CARRIE lEE G. A A., Spanish Club, G. S. W., Tap Dancing. Cm'rir' is a drn'r girl, quifr nrlisfir, who ilr brr own quivl may, it fan of fun SMITH, CORNELIUS Basketball, Truck Cnrnrlim is a rml guttlrma'u, Irlwxrys roltrfrmu, loyal, and rmnly f0 IJPUI. SMITH, LILLIAN Honor Club, Annual Club, Senior Phi Oser. Lil has whizzerl through Woodward in flares years, speeding along loward lacr goal of being a feacbcr. SIaH, American Problems SMITH, JOSEPH Ice is a quiet boy when: avomtiau is singing. SMITH, PAUL R. Botany Club, Defenders Hi-Y. Paul ix mud: interested in sports and is always eager to join all the fun. SMITH, ROBERT A. A devotion to art and music daeuft scam to keep Robert from being likm' 5y all. SNEED, DElORES Public Speaking Club, Tap Dancing, Bullet, Physi ology Club. A cut? girl with a cafe personality who slaaul mula- a wonderful beautician. She has the leaks but definitely! STANLEY, EVELYN L. Co-op. Evelyulx ambition is to bc- 1: secretary or a lamzsc wifr. Who's going to ball: laer rlrcirle? STARNES, BARBARA A. Y. C. C., Choir. Brtrbarnls lovely voice is wyll-Annwn amuml Wamlwanll WE predict srwcexs in whatever slac mulcrhtlws. STARR, MARGIE R. Senior Phi Oser, Della Ari Club, Modern Dancing, Physiology Club. Margie is popular ax Ian presidency of jeycral 1:11le shows. STATON, MILDRED E. Y. C. C., Y-Teens, Honor Club, Top Dancing. Mildred lads more cm'rgy tbrm a steum-mginc aml slap puts it all info school spirit Inst ward: I'Jc-r Cbl'yl'! STIGALL, MARY LEE Y-Teens, Physiology Club, Visual Aids. Quiet and rz-scruml in the clan roam, Mary 1': vary nlfrucfivz- tmrl ha: a smile for m'c'ryami. STRUNK, DORIS R. Co-op. Dan's is one uf our rflirimlt cn-aps wlya is welL liked by crcrymm. She'll surely 55' an m'cellcnt Srrrrfary. STURGEON. DAVID F. Y; C. C., Color Guard. Friends without number attest to flat David likz-s Mapla- and beJI like him, STEIN. JOAN E. Co-opV jannk quiet industry aml sincerity will be bar keys lo mccas. You can depend on bar for anything. STEPHENS, JANICE Honor Club, Y-Teens, Y. C. C. Janice ix always full of fun run! jokes, but wlawr a task is fmt before lJcr leL- rlocs if 1091! and conscientiously. STEPHENS, STEPHENA Speech Club, Botany Club. Quief, bill friendly, Slcpbenu Isms :1 nice fwrsonnlity and is a true frimirl. Sbc i: liluvl by ewryonr far ,JN' planing wmaunar. SUHR, BARBARA 1.. Comp. A rlJt-rrfnl alh'frrdz' and unlimited allergy are fypicnl of Barbara. Her ambitimr is to be an English lmcbcr. SURBER, iMOGENE V. Y. C. C, Y-Teens, Co-cp. Imogene will rmvrr 1mm :1 ban! time gntling along with people. TIMI .mu'lc would 12er :myomn TATE, DOROTHY L. Senior Phi Oser, Botany Club. fart lbw. quictnrn is dcn'iuing. lasl DOW i: always bcmljl f0 lewd n brlping baud, Her AYLOR, DOROTHY If you mm 1mm Dol'afby as one of your frimuix, you are 1'1 th fur'fnnatr. TAYLOR, MARY J. Y-Teens, Botany Club, Glee Club. Mzrry': winning wrih' mnl' mwt rrjylu-armu'r mafu'x bur lufny wifb l'H'Tj'UHP wifb 70150711 .VIJL' ramt'x in rantarf. THACKER, RODNEY G. Choir, Band. Rodney ix a Irxf Mir frHuw um! 11 T6111 wizard m' fickiing Hm imrim 0f ally handy jzirmo. THRUMBLE, EILEEN L YATeens, Co-cvp liifm'il ix u quid girl Hf: 'v Ion'ly pm'muuiiij' Km Ivan lm' unmj frirmfx. Shel: :rluluyx rr'mfy lo br'lfL TILLEY, LILLIE M, Public Speaking Club. If FH'J'yOJIr Mw'r ax quiet m Lillie iu n'lwol, Ilu'rt' 'It'vnM b. liHh' z'wlfuwuu m bath and rl'uummm. TOBEN, PATRICIA J friz-mh, lm'w mm sln' lmt'? i! k URNER, SUSIE A. Senior Blue Triangle, Public Speaking, Tup Dancing, Della Boosters. If t'wryom EL'N'I' rlS rrmf ax Smir, lln'rv u'orrlzl bv rm jn'abfmn of living Him. anim lm'. TYE, MARY ELIZABETH May Mary Iifizubr'Ib akulr' Mmrlgb lifz' mill: Mir mmt' z'uxr HM! mrv'ir: lm' m'omrzl HM rink, VASSAR, EUGENE Band, Track. able jrrrwn. lef'x quit'l rfiAfJuKitiun um! frivmifiumx an' Hm rmmns for law many frimd'x, 11ml with all br'r Elrgrm' ix rm I'uibmimlir .irM'OJJiJUJIIIJf mid u u'z-flrmL THOMAS, CORINNE Y-Teens, Honor Club, Lunchroom Squad, Physi- ology Club. First in fun, frst in laugbh'r, frsf in fbc malts Of her many frimm'x, Carinm' ix a 0111's girl, THOMAS, DELORES G. 5. WW G A. A. Gcnfx'c Dvlurcx. Hr'r mubir'fon is in bc 1! M'thknl young Indy and a ximzagmpbt'r. The first, Sb? lms nfrmy armuzpiisbx'u'. THOMPSON, ALMA Ahmfs quid mumn'r rmzi IJIWLMHI :ihlluxiliou arc lJz'r gn-ulvu' axinL TOOLES, DAISY B G. A. A., Top Dancing, Physiology Club. Daisy bus :1 amid fm-xorml'ify. 80f! xfmlcm, Mn : Alum iv gr'lfing zrz'qlmiim'ri, fml ml z'H'l'Lnliug frivuu'. TORREY, BETTY J. Spanish Club, Senior Blue Triangle, Club Berry is u girf Irlm 1m: many frirNJA bn-1 A m u'c'll' ax girh: TURLEY, WILLIAM B. Wiliimrr t'vxr'r'ls m baukvkvrllmg. Hr ix :1 gz'JIfIr'tmm ul 11H fiim'x. Physiology N VINEGAR, JONATHAN Band, Track, Baske1ball. Immllmn lms u frimnHy xmilr far mrryborfy. III ix nmrb iufmmh'tf in MI drums. WADE. JOAN B. Co-op. Iowa is l! I'L'ry fifuri fu'rmll 11ml Kim?! llt' jm'frr! fur offim' work. WARE, ALAN K. Aim: hm flip nyH' of frmnifinrn umi' jn'rsrumlify Mm ix highly xul'mimf 11y Hwyour. -36- WARE, ALBERT Choir, Hi-Y. Al 1': mm of IVDOrlwnrrl'Cc pugilixtL He is a fu-vorfh :mrong Woodward fight fans, WASHINGTON, BERNICE Physiology Ciub, American Problems Clubl Brrufrt' bu; 1! KM?! prrmrmfity mrr mmrot bi'HD liking Her ba-ngi xmilc turd rbcwjr grrrlingx rI rr fr resisfibh'. WASHINGTON, GEORGIANA Chair, G. S. W., Sevi'lor Blue Iriangle, Ninlh SI. Boosters. XV? 11H lilac Gl'w'giznm bt'cmlsv 0f bm' ioyzrl uml xinrrrz' fricmHim-ss. WEIS, NAN L Y-Teens, Co-op. Once you mom? Nan you calf! forget her sparkling pn'meIify aml lowly swift. WELBORN, JIMMIE L. fin: is ml Cm'y going fellow, popidrrr with all 111': rlrn'mmh's. WEST, LUCILLE Honor Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Y. C. C. Lirviilv's pinning prrsormlity, spcrrfding cyrs, rrmi attractive smil'r um afwnys bc- fauml 111' any of OH Womlwnrdk turn-anfx. WHITAKER hand. George, misc 1: WILCHER, ALFHONSO Alphonso is a great guy. All the fvllow's wish him Incl: in his boxing Carver. WILLIAMS, BETTY J. Tap Dancing, Senior Problems Club. A flair for Ibr Irrlc'st fan': i: Bz'ffy's rhu'm f0 farm. WILLIAMS, LOUISE Choir. Tap Dancing, Botany Club. Lou ix a pin! xizrd ruliv, fill! of pop and rilal'ify. Blue Triangle, American 37 ... WATSON, CLIFFORD , GEORGE E. Honor Club, Alpha Hi-Y, Lunchroom Squad, Stage- Band, Honor Club, Hi-Y. Clifford is full of fm: am! a m'cr llcr'srm f0 know. Hr farm 5110115 af 1111' saris. WATTS, BETTY A. Choir, Y-Teens, G. 5. W. Barry bus 0 rbm'ry xmilv tbrrl ran by mm mm! fixm- ch'ir :rrunml'. 5er i; Mi rxn'HL'uf singrr. WEBSTER. BOYD Honor Club, Lunchruom Squad, Hi-Y, Bulldog Squ Boyd is am of HM srljooh 19m! rfuxx ritizens, a rm! tc'orlccr, am! n big asst! In any orgzmizrrfiml. a handy mzm wifla witty bunmr, am always laugh at a party or a club vrwefing. WHITFIELD, THELMA L. If friruds warp $010:wa zL'c' arc surr' flmf belimfs fatal would by FUDFIJIDIIL WHITTAKER, OLIVIA Honor Club, G. 5. W., Botany Ciub. American Problems Club. Olivia damn? say much but xbc 'nwlu-x win! 5110 says romrf. Slit is a wry good student. WILLIAMS, ROBERTA Choir. American Problems Club. Roburfn ix quiutfy active in many fMd'x ax wril m being :r successful seamsfrcss. WILLIAMS, WILLIE Band, chor Club. Playing a law: fmmfimm is HVIHI'HS firs! illlrrrsf, although he n'ocx Simly i'igaramfy. WILSON, DORIS P. CoVop, Y. C. C. Dorix migljf sh'ikr you as bring qztic'f-wel MM is, but it's a qltit'frwss msnyolrr Mia. ILSON, MARY L. WOOLFOLK, ABRAHAM LorrHa is a wallwl'ilmf, impnfar girl. You mm Band. Track. always am ! on IJI'J' to be rmu'y for any fun Abrabmn fans a wry big part in HM frambum' thafs going. section of our band. He tries to be quiet WILSON, RONALD E. WOOTEN, JAMES E. Basketball, Baseball. A rulm prrwn wifb a lmppy :lisposiliou, jnmm 1'; Ron dm'xu'f fake mrlcb intarcxt in club again at mm as a friend. Woodward, but by does more than his share in WORKMAN, JOE E. fbr utbh'h'c ziejmrtmz-nf. Co-op. 101' is a wry popular boy who kumw bix way around. Fuvoritc' pus'liJue duiing girls :1an mlJHg bufu'd hamburgers. WOOD, VIRGINIA L Choir, Spanish Club. Irving Brrlin may been Ibinking of a girl like Virginia when 110 wrofv A Prvtfy Girl Is Like a Mcfudgp. WOSTERI MILDRED M. WUEST, LUCY E. Co-op. Lucy wiII make someone a womlvrfnl baolakcrper Although MiIdrcd is quiet, we know it pays fa for 5113 can vivifcmglc .rmy jggurm. Are lL'l' righf? listen wbcn 3,56 xpmks. WULKER, LORETTA A. WRIGHT, CARRIE MAE Co-op. Ballet, Speilers Club. Lon-ftfs prcity blond! bah 1': HM Envy of quilt Garrick future is all lied 1111 in dreams of bring a a few girls and lo go with i! 5110 is lively am! full model. Good luck, Carrie! of p911. WRIGHT, SYLVESTER WYNN, EUNICE M. Truck Team, Gym Team, HiAY G. S. W. A perm r'uerybarz'y sbaul'd know, 83;! bus 1: Eunicc is good nutun-zl and Cllff a: a button and fricnn'fy smile and good jala's. jml alum! as big. YOUNG, MARY E. Bond, Honor Club. Co-op, Y. C. C., Y-Teens. According to cwrymw, Doluref ambition is to be a Mary may br small, but 110 one overlooks brr. Her secretary, rrml from what we bear about bar, Darsonufify is attractive. Nerd we say more? 51351! be :1 good om. YEE, ANNA IIMMERMAN, ROSE E. Ca-op. Honor Ciub, Band, Smdenl Council, Y, C. C. Although Amm 134: a quict ummmr, 3130 is always z'nger to participate in tbl' fun of many srbool aciivifics. YOUNG, BILLIE Senior Phi Oser, American Problems Club. Billie is a bard working girl who is cerhtin in be . success in everything she undertakes. Rose is one of our quiet co-ops. When 513:9; rt famous, we can say, We knew 1297 when . . . 3, -33 .SZniord not fidtecl agave ALtEN, ELAINE BERRY, WlLBUR BROOKS, JUAN BROWN, WILLIAM BUTTRAM, JEWEL CARR, HORTENSE CATCHiNG, HARRY EASTERLING, RUTH GABBARD, MARY GRACE, WARREN GRAF, MARIAN HALL, WINFORD HAYS, BILLY HELTON, VIRGINIA HOOKS, VIVIAN HUGHES, NAPOLEON JONES, ELMIRA KARAGIANIS, JOHN KING, THURSTON LOCKARD, NANCY MADDEN, DONALD PACK, SAM PRYOR, MAMIE SCHOTT, ELEANORA SHAFFER, STARLIN STEPHENS, SHIRLEY THAXTONI SHIRLEY ZIMMERMAN, DOROTHY .-39- E.uani'a Rmemger 6!1??ng ,fOI' your HICAGK lo .688 your name in print. wdfuclying, in. lAe figrary 7 haoh. -tAe eeny-meeng-mineg-mo at 5A2 canolg macAine . - the excitement l$e cfadd ringd ArougAf? 0w coufcl file gi-Capaoled .7 you forget 1AM! -lAe Aadlaeliaff gamea ant! tAe fArifEs of winning, after jeeing our gogd worla :50 Aural? .-..43 m? IZJF -prach'd . 44-. .7 ,cfocle mJA fAr-ee o - tAe Cfadd pI'OIOAQC? June H, 1969 Dear Lucy, Tonight has been such a wonderful experience to me that I had to sit right down and teII you all about it. You can remember as well as i, I know, eighteen years ago when we sat through the graduation exercises, and how we wondered if and when we would ever see each other again. Because my business keeps me moving from one state to another, I very seldom have time to go to the Alumni meetings each year, but I do hear from many of the classmates from time to time. Last night, however, I was very fortunate to be able to attend the meetings at the new Woodward High School building, which has now been used seventeen years. Upon my arrival at the meeting, I noticed a few familiar faces and, to my surprise, when I approached them, I found MARGARET COLBY, GEORGIA JOHNSON, MARLENE MENIFEE, JOANN AMBROSE, and REATHA MOORE in a deep discussion of medicine. MARGARET COLBY, who has been happily married for ten years, told us that her cooking has improved steadily, as she had hoped. MARLENE MENIFEE, now a noted psychologist, told us of her new medical center. MARLENE said she had quite o few girls from our class working as professional nurses: RUTH BELLAMY, CATHERINE BRICE, DOROTHY ZIMMERMAN, ELMIRA JONES, IDA LUMFKIN, LUCY McCUTCHEN, VELMA MAHAFFEY, IOLA MAXEY, MAMIE MOORE, MARY PETERSON, MAE WILLA PITTS, FREDDIE RICHARDSON, uncI MARY ROUDEN. MARLENE also mentioned someone else who now headed a school for training nurses, EVELYN NAUGLE- BAUGH. Helping her in her school are MARY YOUNG, DOROTHY SANDERS, DORIS HARTMAN, BETTY SEARCY, ETHEL SHELTON, CORINNE THOMAS, DAISY TOOLES, BETTY TORREY, OLIVIA WHiITTAKER, LOUISE WILLIAMS, ROBERTA WILLIAMS, RUTH BRITTEN, SHIRLEY BROWN, SHIRLEY EDWARDS, EMMA FLAGG, RUTH FREEMAN, HENu RIETTA GORDON, DOROTHY HALL, ARNELL AXLE, ALICE BRADLEY, cmd JOANNE ROBERTS. JOANN AMBROSE, who has also made quite a name for herself in the field of nursing, told us of her recent meeting with the Medical Association at which she met SAM PACK, GENE HELBIG, GEORGIANNA WASHINGTON, ALGNER BROACH, LAFAYETTE BROWN, VICTOR COLE, and CLARENCE GREEN who held become SkiIIed doctors, and who were also in the some class as we in '51. I must tell you about the new pharmacist who is at our corner drugstore -WILLIAM ALMOND. BILL told me the other day, as we were discussing the good old days that CARL SETTLES and EVELYN HILL had graduated from the same school of pharmacy us he. To return to the meeting, the next person I saw was SHIRLEY STEPHENS, who is now a stewardess with United Airlines. Also HELEN SEILER and BETTY RYAN are hostesses for T. W. A. Lorry Robinson was the pilot of the plane in which I tIew to Los Angeles last June on my tour for my company, The Bureau of WiId Lite Preservation. In my travels I have met quite a few persons who also travel a great deuI-Loretto Cormack, Corrinne Jones, Margie Kitchen, Joann Lottus, Mary Ream, Marian Schuckmonn, Dorothy Dunagan, and, speaking of troveI, Janice Stephens has certainly done a lot of it since she joined forces with the Greyhound Lines 05 o cracker-iack bus driver. Gene Carney, Franklin Howard and Paul Smith are all now in the Navy, Charles Davis is sergeant in the National Guard, and the lost I heard from Dorothy Gottney, she, Betty Corns and Marlene Graham had ioined the Waves and were on their second cruise around the world. Abe Ronkins tells me that he has been c: pilot for the Air Force for ten years. Ruth Easterling has aIso been in the Women's Air Force for a long time. Speaking of traveling, John Rothburn has become a great geologist now, and iust o few months ago, he stopped in to visit me. As we were talking, he mentioned at few familiar names, Sylvester Wright has become a radio technician, John Jones and Clarence Dunoway are successful mechanical engineers, Willie Harris and Abraham WooIfoIk have become tops in their line of electrical engineering, while Kenneth Johnson and Samuel Oliver have become foremen in the construction of the New Golden Gate Bridge in Los Angeles. Calvin Miller has been using all his vim and vigor in his new machine company. huh As Marlene and I stood talking in the new Woodward building, who shouid approach us but Willie Williams. It has been a long time since I last saw him, and he was overioyed to see us also. Willie is now head accountant at a new firm in Chicago, and his secretary is none other than Delores Thomas. The manager of the firm is Rudolph Hughes - yes, also a graduate of '51. He has four secretaries in his outer omce and who might they be? Dorothy Tate, Bernice Washington, Stephena Stephens and Muriel English. Willie also said that nearby is the Employment Agencies of Chicago and the highest civil service job there is being held by Napoleon Hughes. Working with him is Thelma Kennedy. Also in the business field, Martha Rogers, Lillian Jones, Tressa Long, and Jewel Penman have become very efficient secretaries for large firms in New York. Marguerita Miller, Norma Dean, Marian Powell, and Madeline De- Marcia have gone into Business Administration and have their emces in the Corew Tower. Norma's secretary is Muriel Phipps, and down the hall from Norma's oHice one can hear a typewriter speedily tapping away. The push behind all this power is Pearl Gaines who is typing up reports for her boss, Clinton Reynolds. Benjamin Smith now owns a chain of drug stores called the Smith Drug Company. In his administrative office are Vanier McDowell, Lorneta Donaldson, Moriorie Edmondson, Dorothy Reid, and Billie Daniel. Marvin Cox, and Juan Brooks have a store selling sport articles which has become well known around the East. Donald Burston has climbed the ladder to fame and in his office, Hortense Carr operates the office machines and Paul Sims is his head bookkeeper. William Turley has a dancing school which is running in close competition with Arthur Murray. Oh Lucy, I must tell you about the new school. it is a beautiful building, but the most surprising thing is that a great number of our graduates are teachers here. Mildred McDonald and Arnolda Mundy are art teachers; Willa Bell and Lamar Cox have become Public Speaking teachers; Donzella Logan teaches tennis to the gym classes of whom Vivian McHaney is the head; Lillian Smith is a Home E: teacher, dealing exclusively with sewing; William Brown and Anna Yee are science teachers; Betty Roberts and Barbara Suhr are English teachers; Clarence Mahan is the athletic coach; and Robert Smith teaches music. In the new Commercial School, located at Central Vocational, Annie Ruth Bryant is a teacher. Also in the Elementary School which has just been completed, Elaine Allen, Katherine Curry, Norma Ragan, and Eloise Maxwell have told me they are teaching small children writing, reading and manners. There were a few people who also werenlt at the meeting who were interested in school and college. The Fast I heard from John Karagianis, he, Harry Himes, and Norman Egner were studying Business Administration in college. Janie Scott hocl aiso planned to take up Business Ad. Troy Earhart came over to say Hello . He was always interested in sports and now he is a coach of a foot- ball team in Miami Florida. The name of the team is the Earhart Panthers , of course. Not only did Troy do well in sports but also Ronald Wilson and Richard Baird, who are on a big league basketball team in Pittsburgh. Win- ford Hall has become another of the Yankee fans, but only more so for he is on the team; Mitchell Cobb has joined ranks with the Brooklyn Dodgers so now we shouid see some real action. Jack McCleary has also become a coach along with Charles Favors at the University of Michigan. Pearl Hutchison and i had quite a long talk - tNow, Lucy, you know that I never say a wordll. She W married and has tw0 beautiful children. She wasn't the onlv one that had marriage in mind at the time of gradua- tion. Mildred Woster, Imogene Surber, Mildred Staten, Carol Mansfield, Joyce Shrader, Minnie Fields, Delores Philbin, Dorothy Quigg, Edith Dula, Evelyn Stanley, and Patricia Riley have also become successful wives. But Carolyn Schatter is as she always wanted e a single, rich woman, who has still the thought of being young and fancy tree . Johnnie Freeze is ready to attempt the feat of swimming the English Channel, for which she has practiced many long years. Good Luck! Dessie Brown is still as good Iookina as ever. She is 0 Powers model now, or, I should say, has been since she has graduated. She, Thelma Harlow, Iris Johnson, Loretta Cannon and Virginia Farthing ore all connected with the Powers Agency. Lucy Woodail and Carrie Wright are employed by the Patricia Stephens Modeling Agency. Betty Watts, Eunice Wynn, Ruth Holbrook, Reetha Moore, Ernestine Hardin, and Betty Hairston are famous designers of clothes, and their illustrations are in all of the leading magazines. And it is rather well known that Harry Catching is a commercial artist for Vogue; George Linville draws illustrations for the New York Tribune; Paul Bushle is an artist for Seventeen ; Gilbert Berry does art work for Saks Fifth Ave. His partner is George Whitaker. The models I mentioned have, on many occasions, seen these artists who have done well. James Wooten has his own office for interior deco otion, as have Marian Graf, and Sara Garmon. Thelma Whitfield has iust finished the plans for the home of Margaret Truman. Along the line of art, Loretta Wulker and Margie Starr have been doing well lately in their business of making greeting cards. Carrie Smith has had some of her paintings in the Look Magazine, while Mary Ogburn has been noted for scenic art work. .s47... Harold Jeter entertained the Alumni with his band composed of Woodwardites of '51. They had just returned from a world-wide tour and played many songs from ditterent countries. In his band were: Adolph Denson, William Johnson, Warren Grace, and Ernest Moorehead. Dorothy Padgette sang for us. I have never heard her sing more beautifully than tonight. Thurston King has proceeded up the ladder to fame in the music World. Rodney Thacker has pIayed the piano five times at Carnegie Hall and has come several times to Cincinnati for personal appearance tours in a troup which co-stors Eleonora Schott, another great songstress. Hurtis Bell is the musical director at the Conservatory of Music; Cornelius Smith is his assistant. And as he told me tonight, many of the people who had been interested in music have graduated from the College of Music to go into professional singing. He mentioned the names of John Daniels, Dorothy Padgette, and Dorothy Hayes. June Edwards has been on teievision for sometime, and at this time, she is singing with Vic Damone on his T.V. program on WLW. Lucille West has been very popular with the public for she was voted the number one female songstress according to the latest nation-wide poll. She is Singing at present with Johnny Johnston's band e and who accompanies her on the piano, iust as she did while they were in school? Kay Hamilton. Barbara Starnes has mixed business with pleasure for she holds a job as secretary to a small firm during the day, and in the evenings sings on various popular radio programs. Pat Nolan, no doubt you remember her too, has become a professional dancer, and a few weeks ago I read in the paper that she and some movie actor had begun plans for a new musical production. Remember our little maiorette, Jeanna Jordan? She has become a well known novelist. Her latest book is called, How to Become a Secretary in 301 . Rose Zimmerman, Jacqueline Holmes, and Mildred Bentord, also are noted writers who are always coming up with best sellers. ldo hope you will come to visit me this Weekend. I'm sure you will enjoy the trip, And I'll have the best meal prepared for you. We have a wonderful Super-Morket here in Roseiawn which is owned by Wilbur Berry. I always buy my groceries there for Hollis Berry is such a courteous clerk, There are three tine butchers in the meat department. Iim sure you know them e Cliftord Watson, Willie Clay, and Jack Broadus. Right down the street from the grocery is Sneed's Beauty Salon . I always go there to get my hair styled by Delores Sneed who won the state award for her original hair styling. I have heard that Curtis Dennis is C: Railway PostoI Clerk for the C. Si O. I suppose the fact that he was on the track team in school keeps him in condition to get to work on time. Janet Lewis has become so muscular you wouldn't know her. She took wrestling as her life's profession. I saw her on T.V. the other evening. Dorothy Carter surprised my husband and me the other evening when we stopped in the Frisch's Mainliner in Mariemont. We had no idea that she was a car-hop there. She was just as surprised to see us. Naturally we got into a conversation about our old friends, and I learned that Dallas Allen, Erma Hill, and Joan Brinker have become Iong-distonce telephone operators. I went to ShiIIito's last week to pay some of my bills and I ran into .Ioe Workman who was the head book- keeper in his department. I learned from him that June Douglas was also working there in the ChiIdren's Depart- ment. I stopped by to see her and she told me of the many others we knew that had joined the busine55 field. Opalee Price, Thelma Alcorn, Jewell Prewitt, Jean Latscha, and Mary Jones had become private secretaries to man- agers in the Ohio Life Insurance Co.; EtheI Fartsalas, Lauretta Browning, Lois Case, Sylvia Beckham, Sylvia Alford, ancI Nadine Keck are private secretaries in the Enquirer Bldg.: Mary StigaII, Joan Wade, Roberta Emerson, Sarah Denney, and Wilma Beckum are secretaries in the Macquire Co. of Los Angeles. There were many others who have become successful secretaries also: Joyce Conley, Delores Yauch, Bertha Frye, Gertrude Schaettter, Anna Schuerch, Bernice Rouzier, Margaret Conner, Wilma Mitchell, Shirley Mutters, Anita Neely, LaVerne Osgood, Doris Wilson, Pat Toben, Joan Stein, Norma Sharp, Helen Shannon, Wilma Sexton, Joan Schewene, Patricia Harvey, Doris Strunk, Linda Faust, Deloris Feist, Kathleen Fields, Shirley FIach, Nancy Fowler, Mary Gabbard, Margaret Gaston, Imogene Harrell, Shirley Jennings, Marlene Johnson, Carol Johnson Betty Johnston and Gerry Hoopes. There's one thing for sure, there certainly won't be a need for good stenogrophers as long as we have all of these efticient persons. John Roberts is a salesman of swimming apparel and in the next building, Charles Hedges owns a book store. Virginia Bonar and Marcia Black help him keep the books in order and take care of all the office work. When Gloria Barth called me yesterday morning, she told me about all the other girls who had become suc- cessful secretaries and oHice workers. Joan Adams, Cherlee Hoftard, Geraldine Ray, and Mary Grossman are sec- retaries at Procter and Gamble; Sharlene Mitchell, Pauline Grietenstine, Aileen Prewitt, Mary Elizabeth Tye, and Vivian Hooks have their offices in the Empire State Building in New York. Mary Wilson and Mariorie Heath have become private secretaries at the radio station of WLW. Norma Cowan and Wanda Mercer are ottice workers in the firm of Macy's in Chicago. ewe Carol Ismael, Lucy Wuest, Dorothy Kelley, Mary Pelzer, and Mildred Fox are bookkeepers in the chain of Williams' Department Stores across the nation. Joyce McMillan has become a noted court stenographer. Just a few months ago, I read in the paper of a citation, written by a famous lawyer, Samuel Rowe, given to ten leading court stenographers, and among these I recognized Joyce's name. I heard too that Shirley and Eleyenne Foxx were covering the trials and court cases for their newspapers. I received a letter from Dan Madden today and he has become a leading auditor and businessman. Work- ing in his office are Mary Taylor, Virginia HeIton, Virginia Keith, and Nancy Lockard as typists; Anne Feie, Kay Krick and Iva Hale as comptometor operators. Wesley Page has also become a big businessman, and he has many of the graduates from Woodward in his firm - the Page Lollipop C04 in Chicago. Nan Weis, Vivian Scott, and Catherine Loper are his receptionists; Joan Boehmer his stenographer, and in the various oftices are Pearl Glover, Doris Ellison, Margaret Devins, Pansy Covert, Fung Chow, Jo Ann Koch. Bill Race is Wesley's head accountant; Betty Moore, David Sturgeon, Boyd Webster, Mary HoHard, and James Singleton are his bookkeepers, anal Lettie Roberts, Florence Rotte, and Eileen Thrumble are efficient typists. Betty Bouchonnet has become noted for her talent as a hostess in her luxurious home in Amberly Village. We also had a few graduates who not only obeyed the law but became a part of it. Shirley Kien became a police woman, and Alan Ware has become an officer in the Forest Rangers; Billey Hays has now been with the State Patrol ten years; Shirley Marble was as surprised as I when I met her in the library. It seems that she has become head iibra- rian, and Oweida Jones has also become head librarian in the Clovernoak branch. One of the most important fields that any of the Woodwarites entered was that of social work, Thelma Elder, Mamie Pryor, and Mary Alice Burns headed the committee that began the drive for the new park on Lincoln Park Drive. Jewel Buttram, Pauline Estill, Dorothy Scott, Betty Williams, and Ethel Housworth have helped many under- privileged children in Rosetta Hunter's Welfare Horne,- LiIIie TiIIey, Dorothy HiII, Dorothy Taylor, and Billy Young have also become famous for their good deeds all over Ohio. Patsy King now has a group of 182 in her class in church of underprivileged children. Kathryn Sears has fulfilled her dreams of becoming a Salvation Army officer, and Charles Goldsmith has his own church where many attend; Lois Huftman completed her course in the Trevecca Nazarene College and is now a missionary in Italy. A few of our old friends have gained fame in their own lines: Johanna Schwing is now a dietician; Mattie Gunn has her own beauty school in Hyde Park; Hansel Bailey has a 256 acre farm near Oxford, Ohio on which he raises crops of all kinds. Well Lucy, here I have run on and on in my letter to you, but I do know you will be happy to hear of all the success the graduates of 1951 have had. I do hope you will be able to come to the Alumni meeting next year and I know you will be as excited as l was to see all the old friends and talk to them once again. Write me soon, Your old Woodward Friend, Giggles e49e. SUNNY HOURS Vt Owl sSDQIOtQm52P 6 -- Well, here we are back at school. The summer vacation has been fun, but it's nice to be back, especially for us lucky seniors. 7-Mmm, the lunch room opened today. We sure did miss that Woodward hash during the sum- mer months. 8 - Oh boy! we got our books today. Everyone is going to be on the 90 honor roll. 9-Yea Team! Yea Team! Fight, Fight, Fight! Yes, we had a pep assembly today. There's noth- ing like that old Woodward spirit. H e Detention started today and certain students received those little pink invitations to attend. No, we were not among those unfortunate few. 15 - Our first football game was played today and we lost. Well, we have nine more to go. You can't win all the time. 28 -Another assembly, l'The Woods , a very talented pair. Mr. Woods recited some poetry then he sang, accompanied by Mrs. Woods at the piano. 29eA day game with Withrow. Did we win? No, but we still had a folly time. The band, under the direction of Mr. Curtis put on a superb show, as usual. h5oa Octerr 2 -This is the beginning of Red Cross Enrollment Week. You are considered a stick-in-the-mud if you aren't sporting a Red Cross button. 3 e We lucky seniors ordered our class rings today. It won't be long before well be full fledged seniors. 6 - Our band participated in cm eye-opener of a parade this evening. Yes, it was the kick-OH ot the big Community Chest campaign. They paraded all over town and back. 12 -Another pep session today. How do our teachers stand it? But that's what Kay asked for and that's what she got. T3 -We played Central today, and we lost with a score of 26 to 6. That's all right fellows, they were bigger than you. 17 - Goody for us, tthe girls I meant. We had a fashion assembly today for girls only. The models wore an array of beautiful clothes. I know they hated to take them oft. 27-Oh happy day! School is closed. Teachers convention. Sorry, teachers, it's iust one of those things. ST -Why all the pretty curls and the slicked back hair? Oh, we forgot. The unclerclassmen had their pictures taken today. 770 uem gar l - The Bulldog came out today with the latest news and gossip. We have the best paper West of the Alleghenies. 3 -This is the beginning of American Education Week. We have a particular interest in it as we are studious seniors. 7 - Election Day - Sigh-h-h. All dreamy eyed we say, Just think, in three or four short years we will be able to mark on 'Xl on the ballot. 8 - Today the girls in G. A. A. went to Withrow for hockey play day They have cm excellent team this year. Congrats, girls! You deserve it. 10 - Oh dear, I have to be especially sweet to our teachers today so they'll remember us tonight. That's right, tonight is Parent's Night. We had a very touching Armistice Day assembly today. It was the first time we had a student delivering the Memorial Day Address. 23-24-Thanksgiving Holidays!!! No comment. eye :bQCQmAer 2 - The United Nations Institute was held today at Walnut Hills High School. 5 - Hurrah! We played Terrace Park this evening and WE WON 48 to 47. tBasketball that ist. It was an exciting game from the first to the last basket. 7 - Another auditorium session today. Strictly high-brow. It was an award assembly. Letters were awarded in scholarship, music, service and sports. Big blue 'W's' and big broad smiles high- lighted the afternoon. 8 - Today is the boys' turn to have a private assembly. Don't pout girls, we had our turn. 11 - We all received our little white carols today. Of course, there was no red on yours, or was there? l2eSomething very unusual happened today. We had a Talent Assembly. It was complete in every detail from the rhyming mistresses of ceremonies to a happy musical ending. l4r-The Junior Town Meeting of the Air was transcribed here today. The topic was, Do Our Schools Really Train for Good Citizenship? It will be broadcast at a later date. 20- Our parents came to school again tonight for a Christmas Program presented by the Band, Choir, and Speech Department. It was very eltective. 22 - Jingle Bells! Jingle Bells! Merry Christmase Happy New Year, and so long for a while. We want to thank Mr. Moeller for letting the choir walk through the halls singing carols. We really had the Christmas Spirit. January 2 - We heard ourselves on the radio this evening. It was simply thrilling. What was the occasion? Why, Junior Town Meeting, of course. 5 - We played Walnut Hills there tonight. The score was close all the way to the last quarter, then they scored a few more baskets and pulled ahead to win 40 to 55. 9 2 The by-worcl for today is peaches. That's what we all plan to say when we face the camera to get our group picture taken. 12 - The G. A. A. has a splendid team this year. The girls went to volley ball play day at Withrow where they did a wonderful job of keeping that ball up. T7 - Orchids to you torty-tour pupils on the honor roll as of today. Congratulations kids, and keep up the good work. 19 - Yea-a-a. We did it. We won another basketball game today. This time we slaughtered Mt. Healthy 40 to 26. Some score eh? 24- Exams, exams, and more exams! Well, don't let them get you down. They're the last ones we'll ever take, I hope. 2522 jehmwwy 5 -Senior class meeting today. Mr. Roebuck gave a report on our announcements and our caps and gowns. Later Mr. Moeller explained our credits or lack of them. 6 - We had a lengthened home room period today so we could fill out the occupational question- aire. Welre beginning to feel more like seniors each day. 7 - We took our report cards home again today. Brother! Look at these exam grades. I knew that extra studying I put in last week would be a great help. 10 - Seventeen students were selected to go to the Fifth Annual Safety Institute at Walnut Hills this morning. Letls hope they profit by this assembly. 16 - Lucky us! Mel Martin from WLW-Television was here today. He told us a few things that go on behind the scenes in a television studio. Later we had a movie on television. l9-eMr. and Mrs. Phillip Young Lee presented us with a wonderful program this morning. It con- sisted of music, both vocal and instrumental, discussion of Chinese customs and language and a talk on current China by Mrs. Lee. The very talented Mr. Lee played many of the Chinese musical instruments for us. 22 -We're so glad Old George provided a date on our calendar to end the monotony of school. It will be heaven to sleep 'till ten. '27-Whot on game! It's ct thrill that comes once in c: lifetime. The Students played the Faculty to- day in the annual Student-Fcuculty Basketball game, and WE WON 2827!! It was really a sight to see Mr. Zimmerman guarding Lovoni: Johnson. WarcA l - Another assembly today. They are coming quite often now. The Student Council gave on pro- gram on Safety. 5 - Oh Happy Days! We were measured for our caps and gowns. It will be a great day when the cop replaces that tape measure. 9 -The Founder's Day program was inspiring us always. It makes us feel proud to be a port of clear Olol Woodward. Mrs. Sophia Weiler is still the oldest living graduate of Woodward so she rang the bell this year. 10 - Woodward was the guest on Paul Dixon's T.V. Show. Some of the acts from the Woodward Hi-Capades were presented. Joan Cordell won an R.C.A. Victor record player for the best traffic slogan. Congratulations! esgh 12 - Flashll Two hundred sTudenTs missing from classrooms!!! Don'T geT exciTed, They're jusT in The oudiTorium practicing for The Hi-Copades. 13-We're really in The big Time now. Our picTures were in one of The local papers Today, on odverTisemenT for our big show. 14-15-16 - WhoT on show!! WhaT a performancell There's never been anyThing like if in WoodwardIs HisTory! Hake a breuTh1 IT was super-colossol. 19 2 Oh Oh!, by The looks of our reporT cords welve been spending Too much Time as sTurs and MT enough Time as sTuclenTs. Now ThaT The Hi-Capudes are over, maybe we can get back To our books. 22-23-24 - Happy EasTer everyone! We hope your holidays will be filled wiTh sunshine and all The warm promises of spring. BUT while your mind is free from The drudgery of school Try To cm- swer This age old riddle, Which come T1rsT, The chicken or The egg? .Apri! 2 w The G. 5. W. gave Their annual spring Tea Today and They had The Champ Ezzard Charles as Their guesT speaker. 4 - Mr. Krogh spoke To us on Evening College oT The UniversiTy of Cincinnati. WiTh our noses in The air we Tell The under-clossmen Seniors Only. 6- Three parTiculcar seniors have a bad case of shaky knees. They are The ones who have been chosen for The Try-ouTs Tor commencemenT speaker. The $64 quesTion is Who will iT be? Well, I guess we'll iusT have To waiT and see. 9 - Commencement rehearsal Today! IT can'T be long now! 10 - Come on legs, geT movin'. ThuTls The phrase youTll be hearing around WalnuT Hills Today. ThuT's righT! Track meeT feoTuring Hughes, WalnuT Hiils, and Woodward. 13 - STrike Three and You're OuTlu We play CenTral Today 01 Deer Creek. WoTch ouT Red and Grey, The Blue and WhiTe is really on The ball This year. 15 -Arbor Day-This is The day To geT down and puT your nose in The good warm eorTh. We'll all be busy plonTing our liTTle bushes we goT for The occasion. 20 - Assembly e How we love Them. 27 - All Thai procTicing sure paid off, WhuT a fine success The Choir made UT The Spring ConcerT for singing groups from cull The high schools. This was The lasT exam day for seniors, at leasT we hope so. -542 l e Oh boy, our first class clay rehearsal. Be sure to keep in step with your partner! 4-Today we saw two wonderful plays given by the speech class. Hollywood stars had better watch out. 'lO eAnother senior rehearsal. We are getting better every day. ii - The sweetest music this side of heaven is a phrase that could have readily been applied to our band and chair at our annual spring concert. It was wonderful. 15 -Another senior rehearsal today. They are coming quite often now. But who's complaining? 25 -Alpha's prom tonight -What a perfectly heavenly time we had. 30-Because of Memorial Day school was closed. But let's not forget the real purpose of Memorial Day in our ioy over being out of school. June 1 - Exams ? ? ? Oh, those poor unlucky seniors. Well here is our rabbit foot. We hope it brings you luck. 4 - Our last senior rehearsal. Only seven more days. We can hardly wait! 6 - Class day was as beautiful as ever. It was a day that will always be remembered in our hearts. Congratulations to all the seniors who received honors. 11 -Tonight we will be graduated at eight o'clock at Music Hall. Just think we are really leaving for good. It's funny we don't feel as happy as we thought we would. But all good things must come to an end. So we say good luck to all the underclassmen. To our dear and patient teachers we say thank you and may God bless you for all you have done for us. ..55.. gagging? awou'f $ng clay WAQVL tAQg $00 Muff Atacama dmaue, JopAidficalfec! Jeniom. uniom :58.- Alexander, Thelma Arvin, Jean Ashcroft, Joan Baily. Wanda Ball, Vadu Ballard, Betty Banks, Sena Burnett, Othelia Battle, Alma Bellamy, Sarah Benton, Bernice Bruckins, Mayfher Bruttun, June Brownl Vivian Bryant, Vilma Burke , Joyce Burt, Emily Bults, Befiy Cannonl Vallee Comm, Moriorie Cordell, Joan Cayle, Annu Grate, Marcella Green, Daisy Harmer, Anna Harrison, Grace Johnson, Lo'ls Jones, Walter Longmire, Ann Loving, Alice McCollough, Jean Trusty, Hazel Wil'lictms, Gussie Yee, Mary Benton, Sadie Brown, Jewel Clny'fon, Ramona Craig, Ennta Craig, Hazel Crew, Sallie Crilfenden, Yvonne Daniels, Veora Davis, Joann Dawson, Junie Dent, Gladys Dogun, Peggy Edwards, Maggie Fox, Bevelyn Freemunl Lulu Frye. Adeline leiium, Mattie Gordan, Pearlie Green, Pulriciu Hackett, Myrtis Harris, Alice Hahen, Melvena Hayes, Lillie Hering, Ethel Hill, Shirley Holmes, Mary Kelsey, Mary Vinegun Jessica Mueller, Jean Neely, Imogene Prewin, Joyce Rumz, Helen Thomas, Helen Thurman, Dolores Vincent, Helen Vordem Esche, Ann Weber, BeHy WeHerich, Carol 310 Brown, Drusilla BGroup Bryant, Mildred 318 319 Conner, Martha Corey, Patricia Corns, Dorothy Gecks, Mary Ann Jones. Imogene Hurpring, Ruth Mounce, Murgorie Payne, Betty Lou Pelzer, Joanna Reese, Janet Tankersley, Elizabeih Bullinger, Florence BriHon, Costello Carrier, Virginia Colemunl Shirley Cook, Beny Comer, Virginia Cox, HenrieHu Cruvens, Nadine Flanagan, Pauline Frankum, Dorothy Gibson, Himinnu Gregory, Myretfu Huger, Kaiherine Hamm, Mildred Hicks, Priscilla Jenf, Goldie Johnson, Dorothy Kaufher, Joyce Kelley, Billie King. Margie Lambing, Barbara Meadaws, Cybele Myers, Marlene Newman, Dorofhy Patrick, Joyce Pollm, Hattie Richmond, Lillian Riichie, Barbara Rabinsan, Frances Selby, Befly Smith, Regina Snead, Beatrice Sparks, Jacqueline Bisphens, Dorothy Sioeppel, JoAnn Strong, Clydu Thompson, Marilyn Wade, Kathrvn Joyce Buliinger, Nanci Boehm, Mary Caesar, Bevedy Cannon, Margie Clark, Juanita Corbin, Barbara Fritfs, Margaret Gearflein, Marie Heflin, Mildred Hurst, Hilda Keyer, Marilyn Lane, Janet Lockurd, Joann Lundy, Goldie Mann, Ruby Meeker, Shirley Roberts, Prudence Ryan, Patricio Siephens, Ruby Wright, Pamela Bonapfel, Margaref -59.. uniom uniom -60... 327 A Co-ops 414 417 Brewer, Mary DuVoll, Virginia Fellner, BeHy Mthuil, Ella Mothes, Joyce Mosley, Wanda Puller, Margaret ScoH, Norma Shannon, Mildred Smith, Peggy Smothers, Delores Walier, Delores Busch, Vivian Decker, Shirley Fehner, Lois Hess, Carol Hodgeman, Joann Kolde, Jacqueline Kuh'lmcn, Frances McCianuhan, Margie McKinney, Wilma Meyer, Evelyn Morthorsh Behy Newman, Lola OjBrien, Shirley Porter, Audrey Reed, Louise Spence, Mabel Thrumble, Mice Vundergruff, Patricia Brown. Anna Harris, Alma Hayes, Vermell Hill, Delores Hughes, Mary Hursong, Clorey Ivory, Muly James, Ida Jenkins, Lorena Johnson, He'len Juhnmn, Lavoniu Jones, Alice Junesl Dorothy Maddox, leila Manning, Vivian Marple, Lucille McClealy, Helen McCuIchen, Augusfa McEnIyre, Doris McFarland, Gloria Milier, Annie Nelson, Gertrude Ogleiree, Mary Penny, Blanche Race, Joan Rawls, Carlsie Roberts, Nara Rousseau, Amanda Ruebusch, Helen Shearer, Norma Simms, Obie Smhh, Bessie Williams, Mary Harris, Anne Johnson, Mildled Kenny, Glee Kilgore, Flora Kuhnheim, LaVerne LaceHeld, Mary Land, Shirley Lewis. Vernenu Ligonl Delmu 2l6 217 Snylar, BeHy Sevier, Peggy Shearer, Virginia Simms, Gloria Smith, Bernice Stevenson, Marlene Stewart, Juanita Taylor, Viola Thomas, Shirley Torrey, Dorothy Tucker, Clemmie Turley, Schurlene Turner, Lillian Walker, Ella Whefstone, Betty White, Bernira Williams, Betty Wilson, Georgia Wong, Woy Woods, Margaret Wright, Elizabeth Wyatt, Estelle Yee, Mabel Anderson, James Andrews, Paul Barker, Billy Beure, Max Birks, Hoise Bolling, William Bowling, Robert Broughfon, SyIVester Brown, Amos Bryant, Ben Bugge, Roger Butler, Raiand Byrd, Robert Carmichael, Theodore Cesier, Dick Claunch, Ronald Couch, Billy Cox, Dave Crowder, Emory Davis, Cecil Denny, Eugene Edwards, Earl Evans, Walter Fields, Ray Finch, William Garner, Oscar Gulfrung, Roy Hales, Donald Harris, Don Junes, Nuihuniel Jones, Perry Pugh, Nathaniel Turner, Lawrence Akins, James Andrews, Albert Davis, James Hanselmun, Harold Hurgrove, Frank Hutris, Joseph Herring, Leonard Housion, James Huber, George Hughes, Charles James, Ray Jones, Clennon Kelly, Ralph lee, Jerry Lindsey, David Maher, Jack -61- an lord -62- 2'19 318 319 327 422 Martin, Eugene Massey, Jack Miller, Harold Millward, CliFFord Myers, Laurence Neal, Robert Rivers, Charles Samples, Virthel Smilh, James Turner, Walter Wrighf, Glenn Brooks, Juan Byrd, Curtis Gindele, Harold Jones, Troye Richardson, Nathaniel Smith, Parnell Taylor, Russell Tucker, Jimmy Vinegar, William Walker, Lawrence Durham, James Harvey, Leslie Binghum, George Smith, Donald Pinksron, Charles Sturgeon, Chur1es Tucker, Joseph Jones, Floyd Jones, Louis Mites, Roberl New. Norman Orloff, Warren Pennington, Roger Powell, Virgil Pringle, Oles Puckett Vcrdu Ross, Henry Rudolph, Joe Russo, Bill Simms, David Skidmore, Harold Smith, Clarence Somorf, Joe Sorrells, William Sowell, Sylvester Sfullworfh, Granville Starkey, Willie Stewart, Charles Summers, Donald Terry, William Turner, Ervine Vinegar, Bob Walker, Joe Wuhers, Thomas Wise, John Wong. Victor Wright David Young, James Younh Jae 209 212 214 Aaron, Virgie Alexander, BeHy Allen, Cleolu Anderson, Clara Andrews, Shirley Arvin, Joan Bailey, Eurmes Barnes, Annie Barwick, Helen Bouniel, Estella Bell, Cunzefm Beorncm, Eunice Berry, Kaiie Bans, Maria Boisseom Chorlesetfa Booker, Delores Borders, Josie Borders, Lola Branch, Delores Brenden, Lydu Brendon, Susie Davidson, Evelyn Hill, Margaret Jackson, Claudia McGinnis, Evie Sanders, Allie Smifh, Annie Walker, Wilma Alexander, Mamie Anderson, Jean Allen, Elnora Bailey, Gwendolyn Bell, Lillian Brock, Betty Brooks, Yvonne Brown, BeHy Burns, Geneva Butler, Geraldine Byrd, O'Dell Cube, Clara Calhoun, Dorothy Carmichael, Willa Carter, Elsie Chancellor, Geraldine CoHey, Joyce Coilins, Mary Corbin, Judy Cummings, Shirley Harrison, Shirley Jackson, Leatha Miller, Barbara Walker, Selena Burns, Helen Dmden, Evelyn Davis, Doro'hy Dawson, Annie Dowel, Rose Dozier, Minnie Drummonds, Sula DunIap, Murlhu Eukins, Margaret Embley, Bealrice Furrisl Beny Fenderson, Sadie Fitzhugh, Vick: FUHOD, Josephine Gamble, Grafcia Gardner, Dorothy Gilliam, Bernice Grianh, Ora Jackson, Madeline Mitchell, Mary -63- SOPAOMOPQJ -64- 302 304 Scho , Vera Walker, Pearl Davis, Jennie Davis, Johnnie Evans, Opal Frazier, LuceNq Gilmore, Johnefta Goldfuss, Judith Goodwin, Otisteen Gray, Daisy Grier, Marion Hull, Dorothy Hamilton, Jewel Humm, Lola Hummonds, Beny Hampton, Mary Haney, Jean Harmon, Louise Harper, Augustine Harper, Margaret Harris, Artheriu Harrison, Marilyn Hasty, Lois Hatfield, Edna Henderson, Clara Hendlew Anna Louise Herndon, Wanda Herron, Vivian Hill, Betty Jackson, Virginia Bare, Ruth Brown, Wilma Frazier, Lonise Hill, Beny Holt, Eva Hubbard, Pauline Hudson, Jo Ella Hunter, Bernice Hurl'ey, Martha Fsham, Mary Jennings, Rufh Je'er, Geraldine Johnson. Dorothy Jones, Ernestine Kendricks, Shirley Lacy, Behy Luvalle, Mafiie lipscombl Ruth Linleiohn. Mary love, Betty Luke, Norma Moore, Barbara Smith, Gloria Walker, Marilyn Washington, Jessie Young, Anna Acres, Jennie Anderson, Peggy Andrews. Karen Baker, BeHy Chambers, Volu Clark, Margie Elter, Ruth Faulkner, Billie Frye, Alvina Humblen, Shirley Harlin, Mary Jones, Anna Keck, Beatrice Leyendecker, Eva Lit'rrell, Ollie Lundy, Lucille 307 312 325 Middlefon, Joanne Pinkerton, June Pucken, BeHy Reese, Georgia Roof. Carol Roberts, Ruth Ryerson, Joyce Scalise, Junkie Barrett, Alice Benge, Nancy Carroll, Edith Gibson, Wiona Heinzelmun, Marie Hicks, Joan Holuduy, Peggy Jetfet, Arthur Moe Johnson, Vivian Jonas, Juanita Kuehnel Margaret Lawson, Barbara Meyer, Margaret Rison, Culherine Roberts, Norma Sandusky, Beulah Winkelman, Ida Briuns, Lois Carchedi, Barbara Frazier, Dophine Finkler, Frances Gallagher, Shirley Goebel, Geraldine Grimes, Carol Johnston, Doris Morgan, Shirley Randolph, Emma Reed. Versiu Reese, Carol Reimer, Almedu Roberts, Colleen Rothweiler, Carol Shells, Dora Spears, Lennie Spence, Hilda Temple, Asioriu Tompkins, Minnetm Toms, Beatrice Turner, Fame Curdrey, Marilyn Curry, Dsrolhea Davis, Esterre English, Betty Edmonds, Dolores Gutrrung, Lillian Hammons, Jo Ann langley, Gail Lanter, Virginia Lee, Marian McGowan, Janice Phelps, Belty Fromm Jo Ann Rummucher, Ruth Reed, Barbara Reader, Bobbie Robinson, Joyce Schmulle, Donna VanVIiel, Jo Ann Wallace, Billie Wash, Audrey Adams, Mariorie BnrneH, Rose Brewer, Esther Brock, Patricio 65- SOFA 0m 0P915 SOPAOMOPQJ 66- 406 Caliuhan, Dorothy Campbell, Nellie Chambers, 01:: Coorey, Marie Curtis, Murtl'lu Flanery, Loreita Freels, Doris Freels, Shirley Foley, Ella Hanlon, Grace Klopp. Patricia Kramer, Nuncey Pierce, Alberta Priiche , Margurei Ragland, Alma Schisler, Befiy Sexton, Betty SLamper, Edna S'igull, Jennie Thompson, Mary Barkley, Vussie Frazier, LEHie GibbS. Flora Hill, Betty Holmes, Eleanor Judson, Vivian Jones, Geneva Kelley, Jean Lewis, Sylvia Lufher. Mary Malone, Laverne Manning, Berfha Mapp, Dormhy Marshall, Anna Menifee, Mary McBeth, Dolores McCurI, Virginia McCrimmon, Mary McCullah, Naomi Mills, Wilma Mindhardt, Baily Mitchell, Ida Moore, Rebecca Morris, Margaret Myers, Marie Walker, Esther Waters, Beity Weaver, Gloria Williams, Lora Holmes, Delorise Jackson, Dorothy Jones, Joan Maddox, Virginia Mangle, Ardia Marshall, Betty MCCUIlurs, Jennie Nelson, Lucy Nettles, Mabel Newman, Mary Ogletree, Catherine Oversfreei, Mary Pannell, Lucille Parks, Cornelia Pasour, Elsie Paul, Edith Penny, Mary Perry, Arlene Phillips, Jacqueline Pleasure, Bessie Powall, Marian Powers, Cynthia Runs, Patricia SOPAOMOPQJ Ramsey, Beny Rawls, Bessie Reed, Annie Render, Willie Revels, Leurline Waters, Willa 412 Brash, BeNy Hill. Mary MiTChell, Shirley Pleasure, Ruthie Riley, Nina Rousseau, Beulah Scott, Mary Shockley, Helen Skinner, Bertha Smith, Alameda Snell, Myrlle Spear, May Spivey, Beatrice Stamper, Dokzres Stegall, Lu Doris Sfrong. Rosanna Story, G1rley Summers, Vivian Surrifi, Carol Tanner, Climu Taylor, June Thomas, Mamie Wong, Nancy Young, Blanch 413 LaceerH, Shir'ley Matthews, Sy1viu Morgan, Ina Sanders, Caiherine Scan, Patricia Terry, Betty Thigpen, Mamie Thomas, Eva Thompson, Delores Thrasher, Flossie Tompkins, PGUIine Torberi, BeNy Tripp. Vivian Tucker, Rowena Turner, Deiores Walker, Frieda Ward, Georgia Whitaker, Joyce Whi'e, Ruih Wilker, Edna Williams, Carolyn Wilson, Edna Wise, Mary Wong, Fung Worhsum, Marvel Wright, Julia Young, Add 506 Allen, Della Apple, Jacqueline Black, Edna Blyunt, Florine Clunerbuck, Claudette Day, Mildred Densmore, Curdyn Dicks, Leis Douglas, Helen Higgins, Burma Holmes, Shirley Joiner, Marion Melton, Dorothy Pey?on, Marlene Quest, Grucg -67 - SOPAOM OPQJ 53 Liblary 207 Rushing, Befty Sandiphel, Evelyn Sherri , Pamline Smith, Jo Ann Taylor, CharloNe Watkins, Bette Williams, Doris Yourell, Jean Allen, Horace Andrews. Earl Angel, Howard Arnold, Arthur Arthur, Lawrence Auslin, James Baker, Melvin Barnes, Joseph Beaver, Thomas Bevins, Lawrence Boggess, Norman Borders, Louis Boyd. Lorenzo Burress, William Easfhum, George Hendley, James Jacoubs, Thomas Morgan, George Napier, Sam Priven, Boyce Sturgi , Charles Thompson, Oscar Vernon, John Young, Elzie Young, George Bolf, Donald McNeal, Roosevelt Payne, Roosevelt Ritchie, Stanley Robinson, Robert Rollinson, Thurman Rou , Robert Rucker, Geurge Shells, Arthur Smith, Dennis Spearman, Ernesf Spencer, Floyd Spies, Flnyd Spivey, leroy Stephens, Frank Stewart, Harold Stone, Russell Strickland, Donald True, Lucillus Tatum, Raymond Taylor, Cornelius Thomas, Earl Thurman, Roy Watkins, Raymond Williams, Robert Wrighf, Henry Alford, Walter Stephens, John Taylor, Ralph Tinsley, Leroy Vaius, Tom Washington, Booker Watkins, John Whitehead, Frank Wilborn, Lawrence Wilcox, Columbus Williams, Charles Wolf, Donald Woolum, Eddie 21B 303 313 325 405 Wrigh', Ernest Dancy, William Flack, Franklin Jones, Raiph Kelly, Wesiey Lucas, Rudy McWilliams, G:enn Moreland, Lawrence Morgan, Aiberr Morris, Waller Muldrnw. Rubia Murphy, Roy Neal, William Owans. Herbert Parker, William Payne, Ronald Perdue, Joe Praiher, Roger Pyles, Donald Reynoids, David Smith, Woodroyal Austin. Jul;us Burneii, James Brooch, Ronald Brown, Leland Bryant, Carroll Burles. Thomas Burress, Ronald Caudill, Danie Chambers, Edward Coffey, Beniamin Coleman, Eugene Cook, Kenneth Coffon, James Crufler, Charles Craig, David Cunningham, Nathaniel: Dawson, Rober? Deering, James Grace, Hunter Jackson, Odell Johnson, Ray Smith, Edward Adams, Roy Erlel, Amhony Taylor, Chulles Burger, Hiram Harman, Fafian Tate, Pun! Armsfrung, Ernesf Chadwick, Dona!!! Coieman, Ronald Douglas, Billy Green, William Hill, Aron Hughes, Roberi Jackson, Arthur Jackson, Bernard Johnson, Adolph Kelley, Dewey Kemper, Arnold Killins, Marvel Lungford, Willie Lindsey, Bob lucus. Hamld LURE, Louis lumpkin, Arthur Lynn, Adolphus Marlin, Curl Mason, Lea Multan, Donald Motfhews, Elbert SopAomored SOPAOMOPQU h70... 410 420 Meyer, George McCullars, Kennelh McDaniel, Curtis McKenzie, Alberf Nelson, Otis Smith, Waller Thompsun, Ronnie Acklin, Charles Borne , Samuel Brown, AIberl Bryant, Richard Byrd, Richuld Combs, Gienn Cruffer, Wiley Davis, Thomas Dicks, Ronald Dillard, John Eastin, Eddie Evans, Jerome Foster, Joseph Franklin, George Frazier, Adolph Freeze, Jake Frosf, Johnny Gambill, Charles Gossert. Sum Gibson, George Goiighily, James Graves, Rober? Jackson, Willis Jnnes, Donald Williams, Clyde Brown, Harvey Davis, John Davis, Raymond Evans, Virgil Frazier, Sularhiei Foster, Narberi Gmy. Donald Greer, Glenn Gregg, Arnold Hale, Odell Hammond, Raymund Harper, Eugene Haynes, Robert Hazeley, CIiHord Higgs, Carl Hill, James Hill. Wordell Hodge, Robert Holley, Ulysses Hosley, Oscar HuHmun. Cleve1and Hughes, Donald Shepard, Carey Smiih, Richard West, Walter Williams, John 1:3,. u.- 306 311 403 Brooks, Shirley Brothers, Dawn Chadwick, Mary Cocin, Yvonne Damico, Pat Geen, Juyce Hathaway, Dora1hy Hess, Chrisfine HiFes, Mary Hodge, Josephine Hughes, Helen Kemper, Wilma Lannigan, Alberta Mason, Wilma McDanald, Donna Mize, Mary Moore, Joyce Os'rerfug, Jayne Ruin, Mary Ruhstallerl Mary Schrader, Mary Siler, Wilma Snyder, Helen Siephenson, Joyce Stevens, Grace Tarvin, Nadine Waller, Joyce Waller, Loyce WuHs, Wilma Wiley, Shirley Wheeler, Veldc Atkinson, Joan Brooks, Arm Brunk, Shirley Cannon, leona Duraseh. Nancy Fields, Shirley Harmon, Malvu Henderson. Joyce Holmes, Laura Knight Rose Kuhnheim, Gloria Kuzneczci, Shirley Kuper, Dolores Lupp, Helen Layer, Viola Lynch, Alfie Maddox, Dorothy Maiden, VirginEa McMillan, Sue Meeker, Wanda Meyers, Shirley Mounce, Catherine Peierson, Betty Price, Carol Robertson, Joyce Schuchmann, Arlene Skirvin, Joann Smith, BeHy Stevens, Delores Slidhum, Bonnie SIolIa, Tillie Wurzbucker, Frances Dixon, Shirley Ford, Barbara Harris, Francis Heard, Gwendolyn Jones, Johanna Jones, Marie Lewis, Barbara Meador, Leudor'ls Muddiman, Geumldine ..71.. ,k w 2. f7 . m .- , A orlie'kl .1 .of'fal -72- 407 409 411 Napier, Mildred Newton, Deloris Portis, Katie RMH, Prezzie Smith. Bernice Stephens, Yvonne Turner, Daroihy Walker, Anne Washington, Rose Watson, Barbara Watson, Davie Watson. Lorene Williams, BeHy WoaduH, Mildred Young, Callie Amos, Bessie Barnes. Dolores Burnhill, Wanda Bell, Betty Berry. Dolty Bolling, Ada Brown, Addie Brown, Anna Butts, Dorothy Casey, Yvonne Clifton, Berihu Coleman. Phyllis Connell, Anna Culver, Ruth Hitchcock, Pu1sy Johnson, Anniece Jones, Georgia Marshall, Louise McDonald, Kathleen Peterson, Rosalee Seward, Mary White, McIHIe Amos, BeHy Best Muriorie Ia , Betty Cure, Regenia Duiley, Martha Daniels, Betty Davenport, Muriellynn Davis, Dorothy Duvall, Beatrice Eastwood, Erma Edmondson, Geraldine Ennis, Shirley Farmer, Mary Foran, Janet Fosfer, Gwendolyn Freeman, Maxine Frye. Verifu Gaifher, Defores Gaskins, Gertrude Gayhecrrt, Frances Green, EeHy Hall, Ellu Harmon, Viola Jones, Betty Jones, Gail Mend, Margie Smifhl Helen Williams, Delores Woodward. Mpilie Craig, Mary Deusser, Naomi Dixon, Benv : Freeze, Cafherine Froman, Catherine Frosf, Cunnie 415 418 Harp, Damlhy Hibbard, Joyce King, AUdrey Lighf, Martha May, Edna McDonald, Jo Ann Meadows, Juanita Meyers, Nancy Mi'ler, Me::al Mills. Gloria Nickum, June? Reed, Joyce Ryan, ShIrEey Sharp, Jo Ann Sissan, Florence S awarr, Jaetra Wagner, Shir'ey Weigel, Jecn Withers, Mary Allen, Eleanor Amos. Pearl Barnett, Birdie Bush, Betty GfiHe, Emily Hall, MuHsiu Harris, Delores Henderson, Gwen Hicks, Elizabeth Holmes, Shirley HolI, Maggie Harton, Vivian Howell, Nellie Jackson, Delores Jenkinsl Pinkie Johnson, Dolores Jones, Gram Jordan, Margaret Knighfen, Doro1hy Lenzy, Addie Smilh, Jane? Smith, Jonnie Taylor, Kulie Tucker, Nancy Williams, Alfredo Williams, Ernestine Boyd, Clarice Bronsmn, Marilyn Campbell, Donna Davis, Wiilo Harrell, Pinkie Henderson, Rita Jackson, Evelyn Jenkins, Sarah Johnson, Em: Johnson, Jannice Jones, la Faun it : Jones, Willie Lewis. Lorena lucas, Palsy Lynn, Dorothy Muck, Jo Elm Marble, Manesiu McBride, Dolores McKinnay, Deloris McNeur, Verdell McSayles. Yvonne McThurd, ETeanore Montgomary, Norma Masses, Virginia Murph, Mary Neil, Dorine Robinson, OHie 73 C- Jf'ed men ZedAmen 421 505 509 Baird, Mary Buldock, Betty Brandenburg, Anna Burns, Helen Cross, Marlene Davidson, Reba Flunery, Barbara Gumm, Virginia Harris, Patricia Hartmann, Cuiherine Haber, Janet Hensley, Dorothy HoHard, Mildred Joerl'ng, Joann Jones, Ruth Lenahan, Roberta LuHrell, Fonneul Merritt, Levoru Puckefi, Mary Scott, Alice Scott, Shirley Shank, Jacqueline Siereveld, Mary SweHzer, Marie Vogel, Florence Walter, Jane? chef, Janet Weber, Rosalyn Williams, Mary Wilson, Gwendolyn Harris, Mary Jones, Millie McCloud, Ella Nevels, Edna Owens, Delora Pnriridge. Edwina Pickett, Earlene Prue , Sarah Quinn, Mary Range, Shirley Reynolds, Doris Robinson, Fannie Rolfes, Betty Rucker, Mary Sandlan, Betty Sharp, Jeannette Sims, Della 5miih, Mary Soloway, Violet Spriggs, Pamline Vaughn, Wilma Wufson, Ethel West, Mary Whife, Luveniu Jones, Rose Jones, Verline Lee, Helen Nevels, Anneiie Riley, Shirlene Reynolds, Isophine Robinson, Joyce Smith, Bertha Stephens, Virginia Summers, Clara Tuie, Annie Thumpson, Gwendolyn Tmuiman, Ida Tru'lrl, Willie Turnbow, Virginia Upshuw, Pauline Vaughan, Janet Warmuck, Maxine 510 101 112 Waller, Marian Wufkins, Gladys Watson, Liliie West, Mary White, Gicriu Wilkerson, Irene Williams, Gloria Wiliis, EdHh Wilson, Wilma Allen, Mary Burnett, Peggie Borgmenke, Melvu Broughfon, Barty Brown, Eorline Ciark, Wanda Clifmn, June Click, Mary Davidson, Mi1dred Elkins, Donna Folk, Beverly Greider, Ruby Grims, Charlene Harrison, JoyCe Irvin, Shirley Martin, Mary Mifcheli. Kathleen Robbins, Vanda Schuch, Arline SheHey, Shirley Simons, Janice Smith, E'heI Snider, Rose Stanley, Joan Thompson, Doiores Williams. Norma Wilson, Clarice Bacon, Vernon Brown, Pierce Calhoun, Lee Curries, George Cursfurphen, Earfhell Clark, Charles Cox, Bobby Davis. Herman Dennis, Harald Dubosel Robert Durham, Vernon Furun, James Ford, Harold Freeman, George Gilbert, Walter Godfrey, Melvin Goldey, Harold Goodwin, Theodore Goosby, William Gordon, Clarence Gleen, Harold Hankerson, Stanley Hudsnn, Wordell Jones. Henry Kelsey, George lee, Lonnie Moore, James Picke , Joshua Smiih, Kenneth Barnes, John Brock, Franklin Brown, Jack Hardin, Ledoniu Hawkins, Franklin Hayes, William Heard, Clois -75. $215 men -76- 305 Hedgel, Harry Herring, Emery Hill, Melvin Hoskins. Ariie Huesmunn, Paul Hulcherson, Otis Jainer, John Johnson, Wiilium Jones, Harry Lawson, William Lear, Ronald League, Chmles Lewis, Donald Long, Dakota Lyons, James McClelian, Asu McFadgen, William Milis, John Smith, Turner Williams, John Winfield! Charles Burton, Raiph Cherry, Waller Cruse, Fred Green, Raymond Johnson, Bobby Jones, Rooseveh McMillan, Marshal Meadows, Monroe Miller, Joe! Moran, Dona1d Neeley, Clyde Newell, Donald Nored, Colonel O'Bannion, Raymond OrloH, Punick Parker, Orlando Pope, LeDon Porrer, Bobby Preston, James Pullins. Samuel Raymond, Doss Reynolds, Richard Rinehari, Hams Roberts, Ila Rogers, Herman Smi'h, Donald Watkins, David Waits, Donald Wright, Charles Baker, Matthew Black, Larry Brown, William Franklin, Willie Green, Robert Johnson, Curl Jones, Ronald Miller, Paul Moore, Thomas Sharp, Leslie Shears, Carl Sieward, David Thompson, Robert Turner, Clarence Vernon, Charles Vinegar, Gene Wallace, Alber: Warren, Zollie Washington, Booker Wcms, Berry Weddinglon, Harry Wilborn, Sandy Wilcox, Albert Williams, CIiEord Yee, Carey 306 Kien, Allen Wiison. Eldridge 402 Abernathy, James Arrington, Julius Austin, Ronald Bales, Roger Baggess, Ronald Brown, Jerome Eryunf. Joe E Culeman, Valiean Copeland, James Gaither, William Givens, James Halcher, Cleophus Johnson, John Jones, Willis ' Jordan, Charles Krier, Murfin Lee, Mervon Moore, William Penman, Thomas nu av ; n- Pilfs, Walter Rankins, William Richards, Rober? Smith, Leonard Smith, louis Tartar, Lee Tranor, Howard Williams, Leroy 411 Adams, Eddie Allen, Richard 421 Forschbach, Steve 510 Smith, Dwigh? mm wanm m Hr 1., w .77... cfiw'fiej maAe our yeam Acre at Woalwarcl more com- pzaie anal Aofala a Apeciafpface in our Aearid. Wlmlf woufal dtwolemf g!; $2 wortlb wionuf Mam? $ruice Of 1he three different fields in which a student may earn a W , The most highly regarded and the most difficult one is service. A student may give of his time and energy in order To beffer Woodward by working on school publicuficms, Student Council, helping in the lunch- room, or any one of numerous other tasks which serve to keep our school functioning smoothly. In giving service the sfudents who have made these eHorfs have con- tributed not only to The advancement of their school bui 10 the building of fheir own charactersi Indeed, they have experienced the safisfcsc'rion which comes from unselfish giving. $uolent Councif EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROW l-M. Dunlap, M. Williams, M. Walker, A. Yee. Ji Cordell, M. Menifea, M. Comer. ROW 2-B. Bryant, R. Hunter, C. Curry, D. Siewuri, 5. Benton. -30h ROW 1-L Johnson, M. Williams, A. Yee, M. Walker, A. Smith, M. Dunlap, V. Manning, K. Curry, R. Hunter, D. Curier, S. Fenderson, S. Kendticks, M. Menifee, B. Williams, M. Comer. ROW Z-F. Tompkins, E. Jackson, R. Freeman, 0. Byrd, A. Dawson, J. Harrison, J. Cordell, M. Davidson, E. Pickett, 5. Benton, M. Johnson, 3. Rubens. ROW 3-D. Wright, B. Bryant, C. Wright, D. Stewart, W. Bruce. Md uaf .x4iold ROW l-R. Dawson, G. Reynolds, G. Stullworth, R. Pennington, H. G'Indele. ROW 2-C. Marlin, L. Tucker, B. Webster, W. Russo. ROW 3-D. Bursfon, C. Dunaway, R. Gray. 1 N 81- Ofd WOCILUCLPJ .JUonor Cfu4d Organized to promote scholarship, leadership, character, citizenship, and service, the Old Woodward Honor Club sponsors projects To help establish higher aims for its members in the academic, moral and social Fields. ROW l-G. Barry, K. Johnson, F. Howard, J. Somori, K. Mueller, W. Bruce, J. Jones, C. Watson, V. Wang, W. RUSSCL ROW 2 C. Selfles, l. Cox, V. Powell, W. Evans, J, Singleton, N. Egner, S. Rawe, S. Sowell, W. Williams, V. Wright. ROW 3-C. Davis, J. Smith, G. Sfaleorth, C. Miller. R. Pennington, B. Bryant, H. Himes, W. Brown, 5. Oliver, T. Earhart. ROW 1 L. Johnsnn, M. Comer, V, Keith, A. Yee, C. Mansfield, J. Shamans, P. King, V. Farthing, R. Holbraok, L. Wes', J. Ambrose, M. Stafcn, D. Blackwell. ROW 2-A. Harris, Y. Crittenden, M. KHchen, M. Graham, 8. Alford, V. Manning, V Mchmey, D. Sandels, M. Menifee, A. Porter, B. Suylor, J. Jordan, R Clayton, D. Carter, J. Lewis, M. Young. ROW 3-R. HunIer, J. Stewart L. Smith, R. Freeman, B. Whe'sfone, O. Whimxker, D. Beumeld, H. Gordon, L. Freeman, C. Hursong, J. Bremen, 5. Benton, E. Nauglebuugh. .42... ' ROW 1-D. Blackwell, D. Sanders, M. Menifee, P. Esfiil, E. Housewor'rh, J. Chambers, D. Thomas, R Moore, W. Bell. ROW 2-F. Richardson, R. Freeman, D. Logan, 0. Whiflaker, H. Gordon, G. Wushingion, M. Benford, D. Beurf'leld, B. Watts. cruncAroom Sciuac! ROW l-EghScu-uders, D. Ellison, V. Daniels, R. Mucre, M. Benford, F. Richardson, J. Douglas, J. Arvin, E. Nanglebuush. V. Keith, B. Ryan, P. Coven, F. OW. ROW 2-W. Almond, C. Miller, R. Baird. C. Hursong, O. Whitiaker, H. Gordon, M. Meyers, J. Burken, W. Bruce, F. Howard. ROW 3-T. Earhart, P. Smifh, W. Franklin, C. Jenkins, J. Singietnn, R. Roland, N. Hughes, W. Williams, A. Rankins, B. Websier. 83 WOCJLUCLPL! game! The Band is one of Woodward's most wonderful assets. The Band lends gaiety, excitement, and color to the football games, concerts, parades, and any other events in which they have been invited to participate. Many members of the Band have other talents, as well as excellent musical ability. Through the untiring efforts of Mr. Curtis, the trombone quartet and drum ensemble received Rating I, and the trumpet quartet won Rating II in the District Contest. Those who took part in the contest were: TROMBONE QUARTET-chrren Grace, Thurston King, William Brown, Willie Williams. DRUM ENSEMBLE-Algner Brooch, Jonathan Vinegar, William Vinegar, Curtis Byrd. TRUMPET QUARTET - Cliftord Millword, William Johnson, Adolph Denson, Lee Tucker. These students are eligible for entrance into the State finals, which will take place at the Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio, on April 21. We, in the class of 5?, wish to thank the following for the outstanding work they have given to the Band: BELLS - P. Sevier, B Smith. BASSES-A. Lynn, H. Himes, F. Howard, J. McCleory. DRUMS-W. Vinegar, T. Elder, M. Comer, C. Byrd, R. Hunter, A. Breach, J. Vinegar. BARJTONES- B. Hairston, G. Smith, S. Rowa, L. Rolls. TROMBONES - M. Fields, C. Smith, L. Walker, W. Wooltolk, B. Whetstone, T. Payne, D. Gardner, T. King, W. Brown, W. Grace, W. Williams. HORNS - D. Hill, A. Bryant, A. Yee, C. Watson. FLUTES- R. Tucker, 8. Lacefield, G. Butler. TRUMPETS - L. Case, J. Lewis, C. Davis, W. Bruce, L. Robinson, J. Anderson, J. Davis, H. Jeter, W. Johnson, H. Grace, R. Lindsey, C. Miliward, L. Tucker, A. Benson. SAXOPHONES-C. Wilcox, H. Reinhort, D. Harris, 0. Jackson, J. Lee, J. Tucker, R. Bugge, E. Vassar, J. Ford, K. Curry, B. Roland. CLARINETS-B. Williams, D. Ligon, B. Saylor, R. Thacker, S. Sowell, P. Bushle, 5. Alford, B. Race, L. Johnson, M. Williams, A. Harris, M E. Young, E. Mooreheod, D. Logan, D. Lindsey, M. Cobb, E. Hill, A. Battle, G. Wright, J. Schwing, H. McCleary, D. Scott, W. Harris, J. Jordan. -35- CAOiP uad-x. The Woodward A Cappellu Choir, under the direction of Mr. Abraham Gershkovitz, has this year given faithful attendance and practice in many programs both in and out of school. They have taken part in the sings at the Cincinnati Gardens, Gibson Hotel, Founderts Day, Hi-Capades, Spring Concert, Western Hill Annual High School Sing, The Union Baptist Church, Netherland Plaza, Open House, Cincinnati Symphony and many small per- formances here at Woodward. The Choir has sung for eleven years as a robed choir. There are sixty members in the robed section who have helped to make Woodward Choir an outstanding singing group and who have attained a fine reputation for the excellence of their work. Any student with average musical ability and sincere, hardworking initiative may foin the choir. Since attendance is necessary to benefit the individuals as well as the organization, all members must faithfully cooper- ate at cull times. Members of the A Cappella Choir are as follows: Bass: Bobby Hill, Roy Guttrung, Richard Byrd, Bill Russo, Richard Gray, Ben Coffey, Harold Green, Max Beore, Rodney Thacker, Perry Jones, Gil- bert Berry, John Rathburn, James Singleton, Don Hales, Eddie Woolum, Donald Stewart. Tenor: Sidney Moore, Lamar Cox, Willie Clay, Ray James, Clyde Williams, Curtis Dennis, Carroll Bryant, Hurtis Bell. Alto: O'Weidu Jones, Virginia Woods, fold Maxey, Flora Kilgore, Joanne Joiner, Muriei Phipps, Ina Morgan, Bevelyn Fox, Annie Bryant, Joan Cordell, Mamie Moore, Loretta Jenkins, Mary Russel, Vivian Hudson, Delores Holmes, Betty Love, Betty Marshall, Beulah Rousseau. Soprano: Barbara Sturnes, Madeline Jackson, Louise Williams, Mary Alice Canady, Dorothy Padgette, Dolores Turner, Edith Paul, Norma Shearer, Clementine Stallworth, Iris Johnson, Doris Ellison, Pcmsy Covert, Betty Watts, Helen Ruebusch, Vilma Bryant, Georgiana Washington, Roberta Williams. hgfh- Wajowtfed D. Brown, S Alford, J. Lewis, W. Bruce, J. Jordan, B. Suylor, l. Johnson. gageAanalzj KNEEUNG-G. Berry, B. Barker. STANDING-R. Cluunch, T. Earhart, R, Baird, B. Couch, R. Cesler. -38- pugficafioms The Woodward Bulldog and the Woodward Annual are Woodward's two publications which will remain as tangible reminders of all those events of the years which mus'r grow ever dearer 10 our hearts wi'rh The passing of Time. AM 5W ROW l-Mr. Reigel, R. Williams, E. Hill, P. King, L. Smith, B. Young, A. Mundy, M. Menifee, M. Kitchen, M. Staten, Miss Anthonyi ROW 2-W. Bruce, J. Jordan, N. Dean, V. Farthing, H. Gcrdon, Di Padgetie, Ki Homihon, C, Curry. J. Ambrose, M. Cobb. ..59h gum? W STANDING-W. Harris, C. Milward. F. Howard, C. Mansfield. D, Sebree, W, Page, W. Turner, 6. Johnson, B. Saylor, W Bruce. SEATEDiv. Woods, H. Himes, B, Webster. uniom eporterd ROW l-E. Hardin, M. Hcmen. B. Faulkner, M. Kuehne. M. Cunudy. K Hunter, C. CUrry. ROW 2-5. Holmes, M. Li'tleiohn, H Gordon, J. Cordell, A. Wash, J. Promif. ROW 3-J. Perdue, C. Wright, G. Reynolds. . .90... goyd , .AfAfellicd Under the capable leadership of our coaches and physical education instructors, an intense athletic program was carried out during the course of the year. In gym the boys worked hard while our teams gave their best every minute of competition. At Woodward, as in other schools in the United States, the major emphasis is placed on team work and spirit. This type of training is responsible for the great success of our youth in every field. The football team was hindered by a lack of experience and managed to win only two of nine games. One victory was in c P. H. S. L. contest over Walnut Hilis, the other, cm upset win over Dayton Fairborn. vardity goofhaff ROW 1avJv Golightly, W. Alford, A, Frazier, J, Somori, S. Schuefters, R. StundriH, K. Johnson, J. Samples, W. Morris. ROW 2-L Cox, R. Kelley, A. Runkins, G. Eustham, W. Parker, R. Byrd, R. Cesler, T. Earhart, R, Routt, L. Spivey. ROW 3-l. Arthur, H. Birks, J. Wise, R. James, D. McFinley, S. BrOUthon, F. Hargrove, R. Jackson, W. Finch, E. Eastin, W. Bolling. ROW 4-1. Poul, A. Gregg, F. Spencer, W. Bogus, R. C1nunch, R. Byrd, R. Coleman, B. Muldrow, l. Brown, R. Thurman. MANAGERS-R. Baird, C. Williams, K. Mueller. -91d The Freshmen teams in bo'rh football and basketball have for fheir pur- pose the supplying of material for fhe Varsity. The tireless eHorfs of the coaches and the inifial experience in high school competition give the boys 3 poise as well as the Training in teom-work which is essenfiol. gmailtman 300t4aff a -H- . ROW 1-W. Lewis, S. Wilburn, J. Pickett, W. Brown, D. Pope, C. Shears, C. League, C. Gordon 7 ROW 2-D. Stewart, J. Johnson, B. Porter, B. Lawson, F. Orloff, L. Sharp, E. Carstaphen, A. Kien. J. Joiner KMng. i ROW S-Mr. Krausher, M. Krier, W. Gaither, J. Brown, C. Wright, R. Du Bose, C. McMillan, D. Morgan, H. Rogers, P. Miller. -92.. ROW I-J. Somori, C. Jones, T. Earhart, K. Johnson, F. Howard. ROW 2-Mr. Alexander, R. Routl, S. Broughton, R, Wilson, W. 51urkey, W. Finch, R. Baird. yard ill? gaJAefgaff The Team This year was handicapped by lack of experience and losses Through graduation. Nevenhefess, by hard work, the boys won a fofcul of six out of the sixteen games played. Scores Were as follows: Woodwa rd Vs . Deer Park ........... Woodward vs. Terrace Pork ......... Woodward vs . Anderson ........... Woodward vs. Western Hills ........ Woodward vs Woodwa rd vs . Lockland ............ . Wifhrow ............ 53-48 48-47 50-27 47-54 48-49 32-50 34-52 34-62 293?. Woodward vs. Walnuf Hills ......... 40-55 34-39 Woodward vs. Central ............. 42-52 48-43 Woodward vs. Hughes ............. 40-26 40-42 Woodward vs. St. Thomas .......... 60-21 Woodward vs. M1. Healthy .......... 43-62 leaderue gadLefga ROW 1wA. Kien, J. Golighily, A. Frazier, G. Eusfham, R. Thurman, D. Simms. ROW Z-Mr. Krausher, C. Bryunf, C, Shepherd, E. Eastin, W. Parker, J, Wise, C. Williams, R. Cluunch, G. Stullwarfh, ?PEJAMCLVL gadleetzaff 3 3 3 ! x 4 ROW 'I-L Gordon, K. Smith, L. Hardin, W. Lewis. ROW 2-Mr. Roman, J. Johnson, L. Lee, J. Barnes, G Freeman, C. McMillan, W. Guifher. -94 KWAJF ROW IkA. Frazier, J Somori, W. Hall, C. Shepherd, A. Gregg, S. Rowe, H. Himes. ROW 2-K. Cesler, W. Kelly, B. Jackson, J Williams, G. Smifh, R, RouH. ROW S-F. Hargrove, C. Williams, Mr. Kruushur, S. Broughfcn, W. Finch. ROW 1-D. Hale, L Coxl N. New, R. Keliey, Hayes. 3. McCleary, J. Gulighfly, E. MuNhews, R. Calhoun. ROW 2;T. Beaver, J. Perdue, C. SeHIes, H. Arfhur, E. Vassar, A. Woolfolk, R. Smhh, H. Owens, R Muldro, S. Ohver. ROW Ski Ruihburn, H. Goldey, W. Neal, E. Porter, N. Pugh, C. Wright C. Jenkins, B. Huwson, F. Stevens, C. Goldsmith, W. Lewis, J Joiner, D. Wrighi. ROW 4-4. Abernathy, J. Johnson, L. lee, C. Davis, J. While, D. Sfewan, R. Wafkins, D. Brunch, 0. Nelson. -95- gang, J4tlfetzw The girls' a'rhle'rics include three different groups, G. A. A., top dancing, and ballet All three have the purpose of developing poise, grace, and seIf-confidence. When we see our Woodward girls on The hockey field, in our theatrical presentations or just pursuing their everyday tasks, we have definite proof of how well The afhlefic deparfmenf has accomplished ifs aims. CAQQI'IQCLJQPJ E. Tunkersley, J. McMillan, M. Menifee, K. Hamilton. . 96 . ROW 'I-B. Miller, A. Harris, D. Hall, V. Fiizhugh, M. Linleiohn, B. Bush, V. Taylor, F. Walker, P. Roberts. R. Cure, B. Daniels. ROW 2 D. Garner, M. Huhen, L Burns, 0 Goodwin, M. Humpfon. L. Harmon, M. Walker, M. Williams, A. Harris, Y. Crii'renden, A Jones, M. Eakins, L. Paula, A. Hendley, D. Barnes. ROW 3-M. Holmes, D. Kuper, M. Hall, M. Wormack, Y. Casey, M. Kitchen, M. McCrimmon, M. Menifee, M. Dunlap, l. Wilkerson, 5. Halsell, J. Smith, V. McNear, V. Harmon, N. Luke. ROW 4-5. Holmes, E. Burf, V. Hurron, M. Laval, V. Cannon, G. Wilson, J. Joiner, 5. Kendricks, R. Cloyfnn, W. Jones, E. Maxwell, G Thompson, E. Hunter, A. Porter, G, Johnson, T. Sfolle. ROW 5-M. Graham, V. McCart, K. Hamilton, 8. Stidhum, R. Holbrook, A. Smith, M, Timmans, D. Torry, H. Gordon, l. Jackson, l. Morgan. M. Friffs, L. Hasty, M. Menifee, P, Estill, D. Courier. $$ng ROW l Miss Orr, E. Howard, M, Comer, H. Douglas, P. Brock, E, Brewer, F. Bryant, V. McNear, B. Higgins, A. Coyle, L. Farley, J Smith, T. Come , M. Coorey. ROW 2-M, Warmclck. G. Holland, 5. Holmes, G. Quest, M. Peyton, E. Black, J. Yourell, B. Rasher, J. Apple. ROW 3-D. Melton, P. lvey, A. Nevels, B. Sexton, E. FnIey. 97 gala :Dancing ROW IRIW WuHer, M McCrimmon, GV Smith, L. Williams, 5. Brown, R. Lipscomb, Y. Crifienden, V. Herron, J. Johnsnn, M. Smton, J. Ambruse, I Burns, Y. Casey, A. Johnson. ROW 2-D. Gardner, RA Hunfer, H Smith, B, Hunter, 8. WaHs, D. Scott, P. Gaines, Y. Brooks, B. Brown, C. Thomas. M. GearNein, V. Harman, C. Curry. ROW 3-P. Tompkins, B. Baker, L. Johnson, A. Porter, A. Harris, E. Holmes, A Smhh, C. Mansfield, A Chapman, H. Barwick, V, Fifzhugh, B. Keck. ROW 4-T, Sfolle, S. Meyers, B. Sfidham, J. Doug'ns, B. Rousseau, R. Slrong, D. Kuper. ROW 'l-J. Yourell, S Holmes, C. Williams. E. Black, A. England, 3 Myers, W. Meeker. ROW 2-D Callahan, V, Chambers, L. Kramer, 0. Chambers, B. RoHes, C. Taylor, E. Howard, M. thhen, MA Comer, B. Daniels, P4 Gordon, C. Tanner, A. Harris, L. Jones, H. Douglas, C. Densmore, M. Joiner. ROW 378. Higgins, D. Malian, P Ivy, P, Dogan, C. Williams, G, Janes, M. L. Baird, M. Puckeif, N Taylor, V, Hayes, J, Henderson, A. Schuckman, J Rob- ertson, A. Harris, M. Thomas, D. Kuper, B. Rusher. ROW A-V. McNear, V. Cannon, B, Marshall, D. Maddox, A. Thompson, F Bryant, F. Gibbs, E. Sandipher, J. McColaugh, J, Dawson, L. Freeman, Srurley, C. Brice, R. Knight. ROW 5-B. Williams, M. Peyton, G. Quest B. Stidham, 5. Alford, A, Smith, N. Campbell, N. Dean, G. Holland, D. Hill, M. Fields, D. Allen, D. Tooles, P. Anderson, E. Wright. -98-- y W By means of various clubs and activities the YMCA tries to emphasize ifs Two major purposes-building a Christian personality and forming a Christian society. 4404a duty ROW 1-C. Miller, K, Mueller. W. Race, W. Page, R. Baird, F. Howard, K. Johnson, T. Earhart ROW Z-G. Helbig, H. Himes, N Egner, J. Singleton, R. Roland, C, Davis, J. McCurt. ROW I-J, Mussy, R, Bugge, H, Angel, L, Jones, C. Milwurd, W. Russo, W. Morris, J. Samples, W Dunagun. ROW 2--J. Somari, R. Claunch, E Eastin, Mr. Becker, R. Cesler, R. James, K. Harlow. 99 AgaAa i - - 77ian $reef ROW IWMr. Byrd, C. Byrd, D. Wrigh', T. Carmichael, E. Moorehead, 0. Nelson, L. Tinsley, P. Andrews, 5. Sowell. ROW ZaR. Campbell, M. Cobb, C. Shepherd, 3. Bryum, B. Jackson, L. Moreland, W. Brawn. ROW 3-1. White, R Calemun, W. Johnson, A. Benson, L. Tucker, J4 Williams. Wind; Street JJz- y ROW 1wC. Marlin, A. Ware, L. Rawls, R. Neal, W. Berry, R. Dawson, W. Terry, R. Brooch, D. Simms, A. Gregg ROW Zw-W. Starkey, R. Byrd, C. Huzeley, L. Anderson, R. Hughes, V. Cole, J. Woolen, E. Matthews. ROW 3-6. Reynolds, A. Lynn, WV Mallory, 5. Burneft, J. Eakins, J. Siyles, K. McCullurs. ROW 4-J. Purdue, W. Clay, 5. Wright, C. Waison, R. Byrd. 100 ROW 'l-W. Sorrels, A. Brooch, C. Lewis, C. Siallworth, J. Lee, A. McKenzie, C. Jones, L Spivey, T, Payne, ROW 2-J. Walters, A. Runkins, J. Wise, 5. Broughton, S. Rowe, J. Vinegar, H. White, B. Miller. ibefht 5005 few ROW 'I-A. Chapman, I. Burns, M. Hatten, R. Pleasure, J. Brown, H. Burns, C. Bell, E. Holmes. ROW 2-5. Lewis, J. McCuIlurs, D. Mapp, C4 Curry, R. Hunter, T. Elder, L. Jones, F. Walker, H. Bnrnswick. -101.- ' .Syenior lOAL Oder 4 2 1.12M. m-gj Mfg.- ROW 1 E. Huuseworth. C. Thomas, D, Sanders, S. Brown, M Sfarr, l. Wilkerson, J, Brown, R, Moore, 5. Garmon, B. Marshall. ROW 2-C. Curry, B. Young, L. Williams, 0. Whittaker, M. Canudy, D. Tate, L. Smifh, J. Stewart, R. Hunter. ROW 3-D. ScoH', P. Roberts, V. Brown, M. Isham, D. Mupp. Win. tA greet gOOIS fem Mr g ROW l M. Liifieiohn, G. Holland. N. Dean, G. Washingfon, M. Eukins, E. Hardin, G. Coleman, E. Shelton. ROW 2-P. Gaines, E. Houseworfh, M. Benford, A. Bryant, D. Taylor, 8. German. -ID2- ROW 'l-l. LUmpkin, I. Burns, W, Brown, J. Gilmore, P Hutchison, M. Powell, E. Hardin, A. Harris, D. Blackwell, W, 391', B. Watts, B. Hunter, M. Williams. ROW 2-F. Gaines, M. Lihleiohn, A. Harris, R. Freeman, 8. Thompson, R. Britten. C. Tucker, 5. Turner, 5. Turley, F. Richardson, E. Holmes, D. Hartman. ROW 3-E. Sandipher, L. Jones, M, Benford, B. Whetsfune, N. Dean, G. Holland, V. Hudson, 3. Torrey, E. Maxwell, M. Burns, M. Huifen. ROW 4 D. Taylor, M. Peterson, F. Tompkins, D. Holmes, G. Washington. pin. gladifon J460Aa ROW 1-D. Brown, E. Nuuglebaugh, L. Hasty, J. Branon, E. Davis, B. Saylor K. Hamilton ROW 2-M. Coorey, J. Fromm V. Keith, J. Reese, J. McMillan, L. Farley, l. Morgan, E. Hmfield, J. Edwards, M. Staten. i Shiphens, L- Wesf, N- FOWIEI'. ROW 3-5, Tunkersly, B. Reader, B. English, 0 Plice, D. Yuuch, 1. Surber, L, Newman, J. Koch, A. Thrumble. ROW 4mB. Bouchonnet D. Johnson, R. Rammacher, G. McFarland, W. Jones, D. Neal, D. Elkins, A. Scheurck, M. Gaston. -lO3- ROW T-T. Earhart, C. Miller, M. Kifchen, J. McMillan, P. King, E. Nauglebuugh, L Wesl, J. Stephens, J. Singlefon, F. Howard, ROW 2 ,! Burke , M. Staten, C. Mansfieid, V. Manning, E. Paul, F. Kilgore, M. Gaston, V. Keith; J. Lewis, M. Taylor, J. Mitchell, E. Tunkersley, W. Bailey. ROW 3RMA Yes, A. Yes, T, Roberts, D. Brown, B. Soylor, C. Johnson, D. Youth, 0. Price, B Seurey, M, Graham, D, Carier, L. Hasty, P. Nolan, J, Bruno , J. Reese. ROW 4-C. Hursong, E. Daniels, J, Ambrose, J. Somori, G. Eastham, L Jones, J. Samples, W Bruce, K. Mueller, R. Baird, G. McFarland, l. Surber. ROW 5-K. Johnson, E. Eustin, R. James, G. Helbig, H. Himes, R Roland, E. Turner, R. Cesler, J. McCar', R. Claunch, W Almond, W. Morris, H. Angei. jgolza 611i amma ROW I-R. Holbrook, B. Fox, V. Daniels, J. Cordell, E, Hame'ld, D. McEnlyre. ROW 2-3. Wright, I. Morgan, J. Ashcroft M. Yea, P. Anderson. w--IOI1-'- ROW 'l-B. Reed, J. Hammons, J Profin, J. Robinson, D. Schmulie, M. Cordrey. ROW 2-E. Davis, B. English, J. McGowan, M. Lee, L. Gumung, V. Lanhar, 8. Reader. SEATED-C. Dunuwuy, C. Hursong, L. Jones, D, McIntyre, W. Bruce. STANDING-l, Johnson, G. Carney, T. King. -105-- Sociafillezj CAedd CF11; Cfm CM Whether it be or science, history, speech, or foreign language club, the aim is the some - To increase its members interest and knowledge of The subject and To further their understanding of its imporfonce in Their every- day lives. Mica; 01f :bij tinction g3 ;-- ROW 1-3. Ryan, L. Johnson, P. Gaines, D. Snead, Ve Brown, E. Dulu, Ge Harrison, 5 Turner, A. Miiler, Mrs. McKinney. ROW 2-B. Race, A. Ware. J. Brooks, C. Davis, 5. Pack, A. Brooch, C. Waison, W. Hall. ROW 3-R. Gray, C. Green, C. Jenkins, R. Wilson. P. Smith, M. Cobb, C. Hedger, 3A2 559K216 Cqu ROW 1-Mrs. McKinney, R. Bellamy, T. Kennedy, M. Burns, P. Estiil, A. Mundy, T. Eider, R. Moore, M. Powell. ROW Z-G. Johnson, M. Peterson, L. Cormack, C. Curry, L. McCufcheon, D. Logan, L. Tilley, M. Eenford, V. Keiih. ROW 3-M. Gasion, D. Blackwell, E. Mooreheud, L. Rawls, E. Hardin, P. Huichisen. S. Stephens. -106- J4merican pro4femd Cfugd ROW 1er5. Huckabu, B. Watts, P. Gaines, L. Smith. B. Williams, B. Sfarnes, V. Woods, 3. Washington, 8. Young, R. Moore, L. Browning. ROW 2w-A. Ware, B. Smifh, J. Broadus, C. Davis, C. Dunaway, J. We1born, H, Catching, W. Page, W. Turkey, ROW C'a-Grx Linville, J. Rafhburn, B. Webster, N. Egner, C. Miller, J. McCarf, C. Green, R. Baird. ROW l-R. BeHumy, J. Lewis, M. Burns, E. Nauglebuugh, M. Young. R. Huni'er, C. Curry, M. Powell, J. MifcheH, D. Taylor, W. Bell, R. Wil1iums. ROW 2-Mrs. Huckabu, C. Reynolds, A. Wilchar, L, Jones, R. Holbroak, O. Whittaker, D Logan, D. Zimmerman, 5. Marble, M. Russell, G. Berry. ROW 3-C. Hedgerl L. Robinson, H. Jeter, H. Bailey, J. Vinegar, C. Jenkins, 5. Rowe. J. McCleary, J. Jones, D. Bursfon. J. Brooks. -IO7- J4merican .JLlidtmy ROW 'l-S. Stephens, M. Corner, A. Loving, B. Ballard, D. Tuie, E, Walker, P. Green, D. Hartman, H. Craig, Miss Johnstom ROW 2-R. Bugge, J4 Samples, 5. Sowell, R. Cessler, W. Boling, L. Tucker, R. Randolph, C. Byrd, J. Anderson. J. Somori. .SJenior .S7ecrefariaf CKLJ ROW l-M. Graham, J. Stephens, M. Powell, N. Dean, P. King, C. Mansfield, D. Thomas, J. Penman, L. West, M. Kitchen, M. Sfuian. ROW 2-.. Harrell, MV Menifee, L. Case, 5. Alford, D. Carter, T. Harlow, K. Hamilton, J. Jordan, J. Mitchell, L. Browning, J. Lewis. k108- Juan CM ROW l-L. Johnson, J. Stewart, L. Williams, E. Morgan, G. Washington, L. Smith, E. Hill, I. James. ROW 2-D. Sanders, J. Ambrose, A. Jones. ROW 3-W Bruce, V4 Powell, C. Junes, C. Seffles, V. Wong. J05 60n$uid taclored A , ROW 'I-G. Smifh, W. Jones, E. Whetsfone. B. Young, B. Torrey, R. Freeman, E. Shelfon, B. Hunter, E. Humeld, V. Shearer, ROW 2-J. Race, L. Jenkins, E. Walker, 5. Benton, E. Wright, V. Wood, F. Walker, M. Jones, 5. German. ROW 3-J. McCIeury, T. Scribbins, G. Stallworfh, C. Williams, B. Barker, 8. Hill, G. Linville, C. Hughes, D. Bolt, C. Rivers. -109- E 1 A ,- H! ROW l-Jt Roberts, Q Ruwts, D. Taylor, C. Brice, E. Maxwell, J. Butirum, M. Mitchell, P. Gaines, M. Scotf, B. Daniels. ROW 2-B. Miller, D. Tate, B. Ferris, O. Whittaker, A. Dawson, V. Jackson, R. Erma - ROW 3-5. Kendrick, C. Hedger, H. Bailey, D. Reed, L. Poole. 35rd gaff gofany Cqu ROW 1-5. Srephens, P. Scott, F. Kilgure, S. Brown, L. Johnson, M. Taylor, L. WesT. V. MtDowelE. L. Williams, M. Moore, W. Jones, R. Lipscnmb. ROW 2-3. Shufer, T. Long, C. Nared. J. Maxey, G. Harrison, L. McCufcheon, D. Williams, T. Carmichael, W. Turley. ROW 3 T. Scribbins, C. Williams, N. Hughes, L. Tucker, T. Jones, J. Anderson. C. Smith. 110 gaelenfd 0 pllydioglgy :51 W ROW lvl. Browning, l. Harrell, B. Smifh, L. Jenkins, 5, Turley, A. Harris, L James, S. Thompson, J, Race. ROW 2 D. Eco , B. Wushingfnn, B. Ballard, A. McCuicheon, M. Cannduy, B. Buffs, R. Hunter. ROW 3wC. Thomas, M. McDanald, 5. Afford, V. Cannon, V. BalL 5W M plwzagy cm ugnwanWW4uumwx J . ROW 'I-M. Gusfon, P. Covertl N. Deon, B. Williams, L. Jones. A. Bradley, V. Hayes, M. Kitchen, V. Keith ROW Z-F, Glover, M, Fields, M. Peferson, D. Tooles, E. Craig, M Holmes, FE Green, D. Sneed. ROW 3-A. Saunders, M. S'igull, B. Huirsron, D. Hall, T. Alcorn, B. Young. 3y jf amp! .3322 pAydiofogy CKLJ 1,5 ROW I E. Hardin, M. Human, M. Lucefield, L. Kuhnheim, V. Taylor, P. Dogun, A. Mundy, M. Ream, D Allison, F, Chew. ROW 2wJ. Dawson, M. Woods, 8. White, E, Wynn, D. McEanyre, J, McCobugh, A. Axle. ROW J-M. W. Pins, D. Zimmerman, R. Holbrook, B. Torrey, O. Prulher. S C 88 g ompgmenfd 0f .Sznwr girl?! $8 Adams, Joan Faust, Ruth Kelley, Dorothy Schaeffler, Gertrude g Alcorn, Thelma Feist, Dolores Kennedy, Thelma Schewene, Joan Alford, Sylvia Fields, Kathleen Kien, Shirley Schoif, Eleonora Alien, Dallis Fields, Minnie King, Patsy Schuckmun, Marion $ Ambrose, Jo Ann Flack, Shirley Kiichen, Margie Schuerch, Anna Axle, Arnell Fowler, Nancy Kock, Jo Ann Schwing, Johanna Barth, Gloria Fox, Mildred Krick, Kay Scoff, Dorothy Beurfield, Dorothy Foxx, Aleyene Latscha, Jean Scott, Vivian Beckhqm, Sylvia Freeman, Rufh Lewis, Janet Searcy, Betty Bell, Willa Freeze, Jonie Loftus, Jo Ann Sears, Kathryn Benford, Mildred Frye, Bertha Long, Tressa Seiier, Helen Black, Marcia Gains, Pearl Loper, Catherine Shannon, Helen Blackwell, Dorofhy Garmon, Sara Lumpkin, Ida Pearl Sharp, Norma Boehner. Joan Gaston, Margaret Mahaffey, Velma Shelton, Ethel 5 Bonar, Virginia Glover, Pearl Mansfield, Carol Shrcder, Joyce Bouchonnei, Betty Gordon, Henriem: Marble, Shirley Smifh, Lillian Brinker, Joan Graf, Marian Maxey, Iola Sneed, Delores Britten, Ruth Graham, Marlene Maxwell, Eloise Starnes, Barbara . Brown, Dessie Griefensfine, Pauline McCufchen, LUcy Starr, Margie Brown, Shirley Grossmon, Mary McDowell, Vonier Sfafon, Mildred Browning, Loretta Gunn, Mattie McHoney, Vivian Stein, Joan Bryant, Annie Rmh Hairston, Betty McMillian, Joyce Stephens, Janice Burns, Mary Alice Hale, Iva Menifee, Marlene Stephens, Stephana Buffram, Jewell Hall, Dorothy Mercer, Wanda Sfigall, Mary Cunudy, Mary Alice Humiifon, Kay Miller, Murgueriio Surber, Imogene Cannon, Loreffa Hardin, Ernestine Mitchell, Shurlene Tafe, Dorofhy Cormack, Lorefm Harlow, Thelma Mitchell, Wilma Jean Taylor. DOrOihy Carr, Hortense Harrell, Imogene Moore, Betty Taylor, Mary Jo Carter, Dorofhy Horfmun, Doris Moore, Mamie Thomas, Corinne Case, Lois Harvey, Patricia Moore, Reefha Thomas, Delores Chambers, June Heath, Moriorie Mundy, Arnolda Thrumble, Eileen Chow, Fung Helton, Virginia Mutters, Shirley Tilley, LiIIie Colby, Margaret Hill, Dorothy Nuuglebaugh, Eve'lyn Tobin, Put Conley, Joyce Hill, Erma Neely, Anik: Tooles, Daisy Connor, Margaret Hill, Evelyn Neil, Shirley Torrey, Betty Covert Pansy Hoffard, Cherlee Nolan, Paf Turner, Susie Cowun, Norma Hoffard, Mary Ogburn, Mary Tye, Mary i3 Curry, Kafherine Holbrook, Ruth Padgefte, Dorothy Wore, Joan Daniel, Billie Holmes, Jackie Pelzer, Mary Washington, Bernice Dean, Norma Housworfh, Ethel Penman, Jewel Washington, Georgiana i De Marcia, Madeline Huffman, Lois Peterson, Mary Waits, Betty 5. Denny, Sarah Hungler, Carolyn Philbin, Dolores Weis, Nan S Devins, Margaret Hunter, Roseffa Phipps, Muriel West, Lucille Donaldson, Loretta Ismael, Carol Piifs, Mae Willa Whitfield, Theima DougIcs, June JEnnings, Shirley Powell, Marion Williams, Betfy g; SQ Dula, Edith Johnson, Carol Prewifl', Aileen Williams, Louise i Dunugon, Dorofhy Johnson, Georgia Price, Opalee Williams, Roberta 3g Eusterling, Ruth JOhnSOI'I, Iris Quigg, Dorothy Wilson, Doris B Edmondson, Marjorie Johnson, Marlene Rnaon, Norma Wood, Virginia Edwards, June Johnston, Beffy RFam, Mary Woodall, Lucy Edwards, Shirley Jones, Corrine Richardson, Freddie Wuest, Lucy BR Elder, Thelma Jones, Elmira Roberts, Betty Wynn, Eunice Ellison, Doris Jones, Lillian Roberts, Joanne Yuuch, Dolores Emerson, Roberfu Jones, Mary Roberis, Tracy Yee, Anna English, Muriel Jones, O'Weida Rogers, Martha Young, Billie SS Estill, Pauline Jordan, Jeanna Rofie, Florence Young, Mary Ellen .$ Farthing, Virginia Keck, Nadine Ryan, Betty Zimmerman, Rose Farfsalas, Ethel Keith, Virginia Sanders, Dorothy z-z'ovanamoano-o-taw-w:vaweozwwo-'onowa-to-ao9 a o-Lo-to-mouo-ta-a oLa-vawz-ouo.omvva'oa-ow$:oag -112 1.:nonoanouowonon-0-towozwvw-onomnama-auowatowawtosovatavwowc .eataomtauauao-ovoma-ouonorg: COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Almond, William Bailey, Hansel Baird, Richard Bell, HurtI's Berry, Gilbert Berry, Hollis Brooch, Algner Broodus, Jock Brown, Lafayette Brown, William Bruce, William Bushle, Paul Catching, Hurry Cobb, Mitchell Cole, Victor Cox, Lamar Davis, Charles Dennis, Matthew Denson, Adolph Dunuwuy, Clarence Earhart, Troy Egner, Norman Favors, Charles Goldsmith, Charles Green, Clarence Hull, Winford Compfimentd 0f gnior goyd Harris, William Hedger, Charles Himes, Harry Howard, Franklin Hughes, Napoleon Jeter, Harold Johnson, Kenneth Jones, John Karagianis, John King, Thurston Linville, George Madden, Donaid Mahan, Clarence McCleary, Jack McWilliams, Harvey Miller, Calvin Moorehead, Ernesf Mueller, Kenneth Oliver, Samuel Pack, Samuel Page, Wesley Race, Bill Rolls, Leonard Runkins, Abe Rathburn, John Reynolds, Clinton 113 Roberis. John Robinson, Larry Roland, Bob Rowe, Samuel Settles, Carl Sims, Paul Singlefon, James Smith, Benjamin Smith, Cornelius Smith, Paul Smith, Robert Sturgeon, David Thocker, Rodney Turiey, William Vassar, Eugene Vinegar, Jonathan Ware, Alan Ware, Albert Watson, CIiFFord Webster, Boyd Welborn, Jimmie Whifaker, George Williams, Willie Wilson, Ronald Woolfolk, Abraham Wright, Sylvester 5:01 kala'o'nlonow LOICOvavw Wwvww'avitowwLatonlov-OavSLOvov-OxtOWlon'9KO1'0H01$1lQL0ILOItO:LOHOILO$OIL01LOWt01W1:; W'WWWIWI0'01'0'W'OI'0W01WW1WLOTLOwOIWvOILollaao,AOquO-uovoxnavauano-nouo. o.eon-ovo-naxao-tonouowowrona-ovowowovououa-ewoawma'o-w- $1W1t01t01t01t01l01h01t0110H06L01L0Il0: LOIIO1W1 LO'ILO'IW? 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Ohio Phone PArkway 3360 114 :8 $ 0,. o o 2WWIOIIOW'OIWI016 -IONIOHOH-O'WOILOIL01E0ILO':L0IL0110W01'0IOIonkOILOILOxIOILQtOiw'OJWIWIW$0$L0WQ 0IW0 0IQ5L01I0ILQI01HOIWWWWOKOILO1H01'OI'OIWW'0'A 2-:t0-t01t0'b'01L0101t01 E0101t01'OIL0t-l0110w L91 WxLOwLO'ahOILO-rlO-n'uOAt-OIW'AO'aWHLOitAO-htOitOIlO'HO'IlOILOWONOIlO-LQt-Q'othag '-9I'0I'05'0U060601t01'01l05t0$l0l'090w01t0m'ow03t0w0l 'QWaQOWLOIWw'Oh '0'IIO1LO'ILOE01L0IL0'IL01LO'WO'ILOF61L0WO? thtoxv1tav1vl'oltol6'0ito1t0'0tt0in0ul01t0nv. Very few men are exact average in their bodily proportions. Therefore, it behooves every man, it he can, to get a This will make him Feel perfectly fit in a The only place in town where you can 37 East Seventh St, Cincinnati, Ohio Succedd gory - J4merican .ijyfe Just seventy-tive years ago the first spoken message was carried over a few feet of wire, connecting two crude telephones. In the United States today, 173 million conversations daily speed over 152 million miles of wire connecting 43 million telephones. First regarded as a mere toy, the telephone in the U. 5. today is an 11 billion dollar business, owned by almost a million stockholders and pro- vides iobs for three-quarters of a million persons. The industry is big because America is big and requires a huge com- munications system to keep the wheels of commerce, and society generally, running smoothly and swiftly - yet its cost is low, within the reach of most families. This is just a typical American success story, possible only under our system of free enterprise which permits free men and women to exercise individual initiative. 3A2 Gncinnafi anal Sugurhan, gaff ifeIvone Company aback? TMLDRING COMPANY Nationally Nationally SUIT. TOPCOAT or OVERCOAT tailored to his individual measurements at $47.50 to $69.50 iZ-pc. suitsi garment that fits perfectly. get.them is at GED. P. BITTNEB SCHAEFER TAILORS Phone PArkway 360 I :cio-IOr-Io-toarouontaurcaIa-owwiotaoatawx-o-Iatovotaeata-oa-o-wuo-wwLa-oatoataihwawitouww-onmloaa hHSt- $2I0Iw'nl0vow0a'QLOIIO1L0R0'I'OILOHLOIW1WI0IW1'0HO101WW1 EO'MO'V-0v0Ik0v0v0HOI'0V-OILOILOWOH0HO1 0110- LIOvO'ILO'I'O'la S3 g g g Complimenfs of g EINIIINNATI g ALPHA HI-Y E g 6. Barry C. Miller g ATHLETIC EHHDS R Baird K. Mueller g T. Earhar'r W. Page g g IIO w. FOURTH STREET N Egner 3' Race g g H. Himes J. Singlefon g F. Howard B. Roland g g C'NC'NNATL OH'O J. McCarf G. Whifaker g g K. Johnson SS $8 $3 $3 $8 3 g CONGRATULATIONS AND g $3 g BEST WISHES g ? g KAPPA HIJNIJH ELUB EDMPHMENTS g 8 3: g 55 UP A g g g PATHHNIZE g g FRIEND g :2 DUB g g ADVERTISERS g 38 35 $8 g .zto'ILO1tO1t01L01t0310wOILO-A loalo-IIOILOVOIW-I 'oILOI LOH'O-ILO'ILO'It0$0$01W$0wolv$0vL01t0v010561w10w$W01016$0593 R 116 ?4W901'01$1'01WWW0$0$0$0$0$01102L0: hOILOIlOILOILOHOv-QQILOILOI'OIWIOIIONOuQv0v01w-t01ox'0-L0lw1wvatov0hfj Wuudward Students say: 0 Nut just ice cream... For BeHer QualHy. Be++er Eafing. BeHer r Tasting Cakes. Pics. and Rolls: Shop a'r th YDUH HUME BAKERY IEE EREAM 22: MULBERRY STREET ...we enjoy the difference! Thomas BUSSE- PFOP- CHerry 8613 We use noihing buf +he bes+ in our W'W Bakery Goods An Independent Since 1843 Complimenfs of EUMPLIMENTS Ben Schneider Jewelers Diamonds 8 Wafches UP A Jewelry 8t Giffs I4I3 VINE STREET FRIEND Cincinna+i l0. Ohio Es'r. I 869 GA 0604 'wa'OIW-WW'0-W1WIWW1'01v-WWWI'01W-W'01Wi'0l tontatO'HQCOILOI'QtOIOIOIkQItQItG'HOIIOWOILOH'O'IIO'F-OV-WwWWVOvOmQOrOQWIWfOIWILOiOV-OWtQLOILOv-OILQW lO:t0!K01l0:L0W0WO'H ILO'IK0nL0'Ik0110H01101L0v0'116hL01L0It0:tOILO:ho-LO:L01$O'1 0'1'-01L0!L01LO$O1t01$01L01L0$0$0WL w Iono-ce-Ioano-Io-Io-Iavoa-o-w'oww-wlowouowonana :-:-o:-o--owoauaLouoauouona-oio-vtavawaono-oowuonowonovcvowamataw'oawnwvonatova-avwoauaa --ll7- :cOILoikOILOItaLQLOW L0nk0m01 L01L0wt01 LOW LOWLOIWLO'I'0'H0'WOI'QWWILOI 10,101L03'0wt 1L01 01l0iLO1 02 01 0:'01l-O:W1L01 030 :v3V0NO-nt$'01t0w LO'IL01 IO':WLQ'OHWiv-WQ-0$OiwIW1WIO-WIWNOXWWQ$OIWIWWIW LOW Com plimen+s of KUHZ PBESEHIPTIHN PHARMACY N. E Cor Sycamore and Mil+0n S+ree+s CHerry 96061872 THE KDENIG PRINTING EUMPANY Printers nf . . . THE 1951 WDUIIWARD ANNUAL Phone CHerry 4566 IRWIN SHDE EDMPANY High Grade Shnes at Bargain Prices 578 W. SIXTH STREET CINCINNATI. OHIO EDMPLIMENTS IJFA FRIEND Complimenfs of MEBWIN SHUBTY NUE INDIVI DUAL PICTURE PHOTOGRAPHER 434 Mill Road Hamil+on. Ohio Judge 8 5011 Super Markets, 1111:. 554-556 W. 6H1 5+. th 8 Cenfral DU 74-24 DU 7333 we NEVER CLOSE We Deliver Sundays and Houdays THE MHDEHN ENERAVINE Ell Engravers nf . . . THE 1951 WUUDWAHD ANNUAL Complimenfs of ERNIE WAITS and WN D P, Nawpnrt, Ky. 740 ON YOUR DIAL o o v. LOVLOMOI'OwLOI W1W1L01L0161L01t0wt0v01h019110w0u'0w01'01t0w01'01 LO'LLO'HOH-QLO'WO'IIOIV-Oi 01W w-cvo-a LQLQ01WWwLQW QLQ'aWW1016H0Q19oIotW$aW 'OI-OaLOu-Ou-o-no-Mhtcwwa :nzho-noluomlowcn LalollozLov-QqWI-Q ' 1WiLOloI 0wl0IlQL0ILaL0IL0IL0ItOIL0QL01L0-w1'01t91to -L0ItO1L0IL0I0-'0nh0ltov0v0izc 01IOWQI 0' -0$01'-01$01'01'6'!!-0$-01 01L0H-0H-OIWt0510lDONW9WW1 0IW1OIQ10vWIv1'0uO-WI 0IW1IoIW1W01'oI'0zt0I'01L010WOWIW1'0I'0101'0IL0-t0v61l0nOV-Q :qto-Lovonovouo-wvouo: Bes+ Wishes J. E. Penney Eu., Inc. 6H1 and Race stA CincinnaH, Ohio HEBBMAN'S PHESEHIPTIDN CENTER A Mosf Complefe Drug Insfifufion Prescrip+ions HOf Course Our SpeciaH'y Call AVon 8938. Highland and McMillan VAHey 7232, Wayne and Wyoming Ave. Complimenfs of W. W. TIBBALS Ell AUTOMATIC MERCHANDISERS CANDY VENDING MACHINES PBESTIJNS CAPE 1624 SYCAMORE STREET CINCINNATI. OHIO Verle M. Howard. C1ass of '38 Complimems of Y. E. E. Come +0 Y.C.C. for Friday nighf enierfain- men+-games, dancing and rdreshmenfs. Complimenfs of PABKEH'S JEWELRY, TELEVISION, APPLIANCES l3ll Vine S+ree+ CH 4522 MA 2I93 Complimenfs of William E. Ulrich HEBI-T-JIJNES CLASS RINGS AND PINS Qualify - Workmanship - Service Complimenfs of WDIJDWAHD BUILDING AND LUAN EH. 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Spanhorsi KODAKS - FINISHING Grading Cards Eversharp - Parker Pens Sawyer's View Masfers and Reels l223 Main Sheei PArkway 207l THE KUHLMANN HARDWARE Ell. l3lB-20l22 Main Sfrzef CHerry O30I-O302 Cincinnafi. Ohio Complimcnfs of The Handy Windnw Shade En. 905 Vine Sfreef CincinnaH. Ohio Complimenfs of THE WEST END EAB Ell. 5I2 Wes+ Liberfy 5+. TWENTY-FOUR HOURS SERVICE Call PA 8424 Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brown. Prop, EINEINNATI PLATING fi REPAIR Ell. Pla+ers and Silversmi+hs Plafing and Repairing in AH I'rs Branches Jewelry Repairing and Reacinishlng l3fh and Broadway PArkway 3446 JDS. MABTINH R Ell. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES l304 Main Sfreef Cincinnafh Ohio PArkway 0939 PArkway 094-0 Phone ?A rkway 4Bbl M. MAYER R BBDTHEB JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRlSTS I2I4- Main Sfreef CincTnna+L Ohio Complimenfs of Blankenhuehlur's Pharmacy l2l3 MAIN STREET CINCINNATL OHIO P. M. FISHER, MGR. SEIJTTE FIVE E. TEN ETUHE Il28 Main Sfrezf Cincinnafi, Ohio BIJLTIIN Fllllll SHUP Your Neighborhood Self Service Marke+ HEADQUARTERS FOR FROZEN FOODS I701 Wesfern Avenue Complimen+s of Hendersun's Hy-Pure Drugs I355 Ma'm sired CTncinnaiL Ohio CHerry 9847 Ewald's Meats a Grannies I6I9 Wzsfern Ave. Phcne PArkway 02!:2 SERVICE WITH A SMILE' EUMPLIMENTE UP A FRIEND W1W1Wil0r'0whozlo1'01kout0$a'0w0l'ov0$Qt0fonLal01 Q0191L01lowto'aho'z'0I'6'I'0'n6010'!hah01'QLQLOHO1WOHOwW1L01'anIWIWOH0iWII010I'0V050'a'aWo mantanalouc-noaonto.wvomo-uontoravoso-Lauo-IovatonvwatowaL01tatow01Loataw zdw'woiWWWW'H-OIthOWLOI'OWWWW!$026110:L01101$0.'Ow'O'I'OIkO'i 01 0- 0iow01t01 0w 0190v01 01101 0wt0w01t0wt01 0w 0w'03 '01t01l0101'oat0103'0-www1'01'01h01'01'05h0lwwl01h0w W1 0L0IL01L01kO'nto'kah 0- 01'01' 0;'01OkQIOFO-ILOWLOI 0IL0n-0IlaL03L0HatQ a 0I 0I'01'0I 011005'0I 01 ata'oIW :-:901L01102t01L01t0'1xab02901W$-0U0101 LQ-IWthOH-O'nwmwwwa L03lOAOILOv'0I'01'01W1'0 L01LOV0ILOI kolLOILol'ol lO'FO'!L0H-0IL0'WO'2 Cam plimenfs of EZZAHD CHARLES HEALTH E ATHLETIE CLUB Boxing. Ballet Steam Bafh. Massage and Lounging LllWE IS CAMPBELL ATHLETIC GOODS 703-705 Main Sfreet Cincinnafi 2, Ohio ABBHTTS EDNFEETIIINEBY The Whaf NoJr Store GIFTS , VARIOUS MERCHANDISE Here +0 Serve You flu: 23rd Year 426 Easf Liberty St. CincinnaH, O. CHerry 9546 Compiimenfs of HEINIEHENTE BAKERY H202 Main Shae? Cincinnati. Ohio Compliments of Edwards Meats and Brucerins WESTERN AND SHERMAN AVENUES FHANHS PHARMACY PRESCWPTIONS A SPECIALTY l324 Vine Sf. af Mercer Cincinnati, Ohio PA 85I3-8539-9679 Open Jrill 3:00 A. NL FANEEB and BAMPE, Inn. PEARL AND BROADWAY CWCINNATI 2. OHIO SHOES FOR THE FAMILY MnKINLEY'S PAHHVIEW MARKET WE DELIVER 4-33 Easf I3H1 Sfreef PArkway B757 121- Congrafulah'ons and 825+ Wishes from Phi Epsilon Alpha Y-Teens Complimenfs of Fifth Bell Physinlnqy E11111 WOODWARD HIGH SCHOOL Compliments of How '11, Why Botany Eluh THIRD BELL RECORDS SHEET MUSiC GREETING CARDS SUNS SHDP 36 E. Flfih Sfreef on Founfain Square Complimems of BILBEHT'S PUllll SHUPPE 83I Armory Ave, CHcrry 8949 Main Street Furniture Exchange NEW AND USED FURNWURE Geo. S, Murphy 1202-04 Main Shed CTnCinnaf? l0. Ohio CHerry I936 LUSHINS MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDRENS WEAR HO? Main S+ree+ Cincinna+1 l0. Ohio Compliments of THE MAIN ELIJAK and SUIT Ell. Ladies' and Children! Coats and Dresses lllb Main S+ree+ Cincinnafi, Ohio :3 n 01'-01'-0:' 9'-01'0$0 '-060-'-01' 0$01'01' 0$01'-01'0 kO'AO'WO': 01'-0$01'0- 0-'0$ 0!10$01 0$0$0$0$0$01:01 LOW'O'aLOR-OiIWLQLOILOINOWW$0$01tOILO1L01L01LOvOIL01OO1LOIOOWOIL03 g. o o 3':to-aLOntOrLo':Lon'oth'oUovO-QwOwLOutOWQWWWWtaEOWOvOH'o-IQQWW161 LOILQIOM mv1toqLououoguoww1Io-wanow0l LOIWQOIWWQ 0 0I'0H01 01 01I0ILQL0I' I'OT0W0I9 OI tOnW1'0v0w01L01'03i03'01l0dt05vvvwi010h01W3t0ah0v-01 0106101'0wbomh05'01h01'0now03h0w0w01 hOIIOIhO$OIla :-:-ouo.nouow01Ionatououoaw-Iou-ouo-Iavo-Io-Iono-wtovouonoaw EHEBDHY'E PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION EXPERTS S. W. Cor. I3fh and Vine 3+5. Cindnnafi, Ohio GArfield 0044- Lincnln Park Fund Market COMPLETE UNE OF FOODS Flnc Qualify Meats - Fresh FruHs and Vegefabks Open Daily unm 10:30 P M Open Sundays uniil l:00 P. M. I337 Linn Shae? FISEHEITS BAKERY, Inc. IOOO EAST ROSS AVENUE ST, BERNARD. OHIO Complimenfs CH DEESE'S MEWS SHUP MEN'S WEAR OF FLNEST QUAUTY l053 Linn Sfrzef Cincinnati 3, Ohio GArfield 6636 Compliments o1C Ed Haymay's Erunary Stare IOIH LIBERTY STREET EBAWFUBD'S PHARMAEY Pearl and Broadway CINCINNATI 2, OHIO BILLY GENE BELT SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND NOVELTlES Complimznfs of First Period American Problems Club KLAYMANG MUSIC SHUP 52l W. Sixfh Shae? Cincinnaif 3, Ohio TELEVISION RECORDS - RADIOS - APPLIANCES CH erry 7644 EDLIJNIAI. ELEANEHS DYEING AND REPAIRING Armory and John Sfreeis CHerry 933i LINN SUPER MARKETS COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Open '1H Il:00 P. M. Sundays 'le 6:00 P. M. l42022-24 Linn Shee+ CompHmenJrs of EIJUNEILMAN AND M115. JESSE D. LDEKEB Complimen+s of Huusevelt-Linnnln-Heqal-Huxy Theatres Compliments of HIPPUHHUME AND 15h: anlralAva - Main I276 Cincinnati's Newesf and Finesf Show Place Praeger's Self Service Market YOUR FRlENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD STORE FREE! FREE! FREE! Save Our Trading Sfamps for Valuable Giffs 7ll W. Court Strezf CHerry 9407 Compliments of BETA HI-Y CENTRAL PARKWAY WWWVJI wa-o-uaLOxvnlaow-ouoiwuonove. l $01$0at0xL090:LOWQIIOALatOitOILO'alo0wi0-WIW1L0-OI 0 WiW-wnL0- 0IWI 0 tO-E01ho-WWI: kOILQHOILoWOxtOILOwtOItOILO'ILOVKOIWI'Ot 9il0ik01'01WIWM'0i-01Wzvl'0i01k0i 5 252nm! ibirecfory Adams, Joan E .......... 1130 St. Gregory 81. MA 7632 Alcorn, Thelma R ...................... 1924 5. Auburn Alford, Sylvia S ........................ 1607 Main 51. Allen, Dullis I ................. 557 Milton Sf. CH 4414 Allen, Elaine ................. 1044 Linn 51. GA 9181 Almond, William .................... 1907 Pleasanf Si. Ambrose, JoAnn .............. 1429 Vine 51'. MA 9612 Axle, Arnell ........................ 1101 Hopkins St. Bailey, Hansel L ............... 1704 Vine 51. MA 7081 Baird, Richard C ........... 1402 Republic 51'. MA 8734 Barth, Gloria 1 ........... Box 524 Tower Road HU 6505 Beorfield, Dorothy M ........ 554 Armory Ave. GA 0423 Beckham, Sylvia R ......... 1825 Fairfax Ave. WC 7099 Beckum, Wilma J ........... 1820 Republic 51. MA 6897 Bell, Hurfis .................. 1021 Cuffer $1. GA 5379 Bell, Willa Sue .............. 40 Sweeney 51. CH 2390 Bellamy, Ruby M ........... 839 Carlisle Ave. GA 6791 Benford, Mildred E ......... 1740 Baymiller 31. CH 3688 Berry, Gilbert ......... 2734 Massachusetts Ave. Kl 3073 Berry, Hollis E ......................... 1038 John 51. Berry, Wilbur .................. 954 Barr Sf. DU 5233 Black, Marcia E ............. 115 W. 66th 51. VA 1629 Blackwell, Dorothy L .......... 8408 Dixie Ave. PA 3528 Boehner, Joan B ............... 745 E. Epworth KI 5893 Boner, Virginia L .......... 207 E. Clifton Ave. CH 8223 Bouchonnet, Betfy J .......... 262 Monitor Ave. TU 7852 Bradley, Alice J ............ 1557 Baymiller St. DU 7272 Brice, Cafhclrine ..................... 442 Armory Ave. Brinker, Joan A.. .1807 Westwood Northern Blvd. KI 1228 Britten, Ruth E .............. 1404 Cenh'ul Ave. GA 3884 Brooch, Algner E ....................... 1215 John St. Broudus, Jock G ............. 547 Armory Ave. CH 3436 Brooks, Juan 0 ...................... 810 Livingston 51. Brown, Dessfe A ............... 1925 Race 81. CH 7328 Brown, Lafayette ..................... 308 W. 15th St. Brown, Shirley A ............. 532 Armory Ave. DU 2870 Brown, Wil1iam ............. 943 Richmond St. DU 7887 Browning, churefta L .............. 1207 Sireng KJ 7508 Bruce, William ......................... 1028 York St. Bryant, Annie .............. 1444 Denmcm 51. CH 0992 Burns, Mary Alice ............ 842 Hopkins 51. MA 2571 Bursfon, Donald ................ 1052 Linn Sf. PA 6222 Bushle, Paul M .................. 37 Back 51. MA 7083 Bumam, Jewef .......... 555 W. Liber1y, 4951 DU 8382 Canady, Mary Alice ..... 651 Lincoln Park Drive PA 7385 Cannon, Lorena ................ 843 York 51. DU 0318 Cormack, Loreitu .............. 1227 John 51. DU 3218 Carney, Gene E .......... 2356 Gladstone Ave. UN 2223 Curr, Horiense ............... 1223 Chapel 51. PL 0267 Caner, Dorothy ....................... 135 Winkler 51. Case, Lois V ............... 3027 Hackberry 51. PL 3192 Catching, Hurry ................... 1676 Central Pkwy. Chambers, June .............. 607 Mound 51. MA 8278 Chow, Fung N ................ 612 Mound Sf. DU 3773 Clay, Willie ................. 1019 Cutfer 51. MA 5134 Cobb, MitcheIE .............. 528 Armory Ave. PA 1328 Colby, Margaret R .......... 3427 Cardiff Ave. ME 1745 Cole, Vicfor .................... 723 Lincoln Park Drive Conley, Joyce A ............. 1328 Regen? Ave. JE 2251 Conner, Margaret F ........ 2212 Eastern Ave. WO 9153 Corns, Betty .......................... 610 Delhi Ave. Cover? Pansy L ............. 1468 Eastern Ave. GA 4450 Cowan, Norma .................. 139 E McMicken Ave. Cox, Lamar ................... 830 Oliver 51. CH 4637 Cox, Marvin ................. 1103 Cuffer $1. DU 3463 Curry, Katherine M ........ 1026 W, Liberty 51'. PA 3836 123 - Daniel, Billie ................. 840 Clinton 51. PA 7723 Danieis, John C ............. 747 W. Court 51. PA 4934 Davis, Charles L ............... 310 Broadway UN 6196 Dean, Norma W .......... 585 Lincoln Park Dr. CH 7873 DEMGrCiCI, Madeline A ....... 5113 Ebersole Ave. BR 1810 Denney, Sarah A ............. 3834 Dumom 51. TR 0561 Dennis, Curtis ............... 961 Fillmore 31. MA 6943 Denson, Adolph E ............. 419 W. 71h 51. MA 4720 Devins, Margaret A ......... 1908 Monfrose $1. GR 3456 Donaldson, Lornem ........... 6078 River Rd. TU 7628-J Douglas, June ................. 814 Bank 51. CH 7581 D010, Edith L .................. 936 W. 7th 51. PA 6767 Dunagan, Dorothy ................ 2615 Cleinview Ave. Dunawuy, Clarence E .......... 614 Delta Ave. TR 0325 Earhart, Troy .................. 26 Green St. MA 6047 Eosferling, Ruth ................ 815 Race 51'. MA 0554 Edmandson, Marjorie ........ 631 W. Eighth S1. CH 0475 Edwards, June ................ 739 Wayne 51. PL 8858 Edwards, Shirley A ................. 3833 Coierain Ave. Egner, Norman .............. 1306 Spring St. CH 3287 Elder, Thelma ........ 564 Armory Ave., 44655 MA 7393 Ellison, Doris J ...................... 211 E. Liberty 51. Emerson, Roberta M ........... 508 Conroy Sf. DU 4312 English, Muriel R .......... 603 Lincoln Park Dr. PA 4248 Esfill, Pauline R ................ 1505 John 51. GA 0119 Farthing, Virginia R .......... 322 E.Twelf1h $1. DU 6467 Forfsalas, thel ............... 200 Fosdick 51. AV 8234 Fousi, Linda R ................ 417 E. Third 51. GA 1145 Favors, Charles Lee .................... 858 Hathaway Feisf, Dolores M ............ 17 W. Hollister 51. AV 8955 Fields, Kathleen ..................... 2427 Copelen Sf. Fields, Minnie V ............ 1530 Central Ave. DU 3808 Flagg, Emma C .............. 507 Chestnut 81'. CH 4594 Fowler, Nancy B .............. 4428 River Rd. TU 7503-J Fox, Mildred S ................ 316 E. 14th 51. DU 2717 Foxx, Aleyene M ...................... 2870 Price Ave. Freeman, Ruth C .......... 837 Lincoln Park Dr. DU 3082 Freeze, Jonnie ................. 1265 Idol 51. PA 3144 Frye, Bertha J ................. 205 Broadway MA 5023 Gabburd, Mary R ......... 3347 Bonoporfe Ave. PL 9086 Guffney, Dorothy ...................... 827 Horace Sf. Gaines, Pearl A ................ 783 Clark St. DU 0869 Gurmon, Sara ............. 1910 Buymiller 51. MA 7631 Gaston, Margaret ................. 2535 McMicken Ave. Girdler, Donald ........... 135 E. Clifton Ave. MA 1377 Glover, Pearl ........................ 109 Winkler 51. Goldsmith, Charles E ........ 1671 Central Ave. GA 0768 Gordon, Henrieffo C ........ 1514 Gormun Ave. PA 5881 Grace, Warren H .............. 409 Cutter St. DU 1285 Gruf, Marian E ................. 1535 Vine 51. PA 8006 Graham, Marlene ................... 1539 Pleasanf 51. Gray, Richard A ............. 1133 Dayton 31. DU 6835 Green, Clarence .......... 1626 Western Ave. MA 9497 Griefenstine, Pauline ......... 3119 Eusfern Ave. TR 1387 Grossman, Mary L ........... 4'5 River View Pl. CH 5365 Gunn, Munie A .............. 414 W. Sixth St. CH 6607 Hairsfon, Betty R.. . . .557 Liberty 51., Apf. $4941 CH 2387 Hale, Iva S ............. 3473 Soufhside Ave. WA 5071 Hall, Doroihy Neil ............... 912 Burr St. DU 4838 Hall, Winford ................... 630 Carlisle DU 5995 Hamilton, Kay F .............. 1312 Broadway MA 8221 Hardin, Ernestine ................ 1023 Cufter CH 1741 Harlow, Thelma ........... 535 Dandridge St DU 3799 Harrell, Imogene ............... 2143 Rice 51. MA 5513 Harris, Willie ............. 567 Lincoln Park Dr. PA 4779 Harfmcm, Doris V ............. 1008 Eighth 51. CH 0518 .Siznior $0426 org Harvey, Patricia M ......... 214 E. Clifton Ave. DU 3461 Hayes, Dorofhy L ............... 518 York 5?. MA 1549 Hays, Billy G. ............... 1119 Spring St. GA 3665 Heath, Marjorie M ............ 119 Queen City GA 1482 Hedger, Charles ...................... 514 E. Fifth St. Helbig, Gene R ................ 1400 Linn Sf. DU 7840 Helton, Virginia ............ 3916 Eastern Ave. TR 0106 Hill, Dorothy M ............. 532 Armory Ave. CH 5450 Hill, Erma J ................ 1612 Yonkers Ave. Kl 5956 Hil1, Evelyn E ............... 532 Armory Ave. CH 5450 Himes, Harry L ......................... 1332 Main St Hofford, Cherlee A ......... 519 Tusculum Ave. EA 1712 HoHord, Mary L .............. 3748 Mead Ave. TR 1801 Holbrook, Ruth A .......... 1323 Pendleton 51. CH 9431 Holmes, Jackie J ..................... 1609 Pleasant Sf. Hooks, Vivian L ........... 843 Ridgway Ave. WC 5623 Hoopes, Gerry ............. 317 Mulberry 51. MA 8206 Housworfh, Ethel M ........... 909 Hopkins 51. CH 6861 Howard, Franklin D ........... 201 Goethe St. DU 0468 HuFfmun, LoisJ ......... 2839 Woodburn Ave. WC 1739 Hughes, Napoleon ................... 765 Carlisle Ave, Hughes, Rudolph ........... 916 W. Court SI. GA 0469 Hungler, Carolyn .......... 1321 Knowhon St. MU 1229 Hunter, Rosetta ................ 819 Oliver 51. PA 3417 Hu'rchison, Pearl E ........... 438 Armory Ave. DU 0287 Ismael, Carol B ............... 163 Nansen St. PO 1399 Jenkins, Charles W ..................... 1087 Cutter St, Jennings, ShirLeyJ ............ 6815 River Rd. TU 7210-J Jeier, Harold ................ 1137 Poplar 51. GA 9937 Johnson, Carol L ............ 531 Dundrige Sf. DU 2736 Johnson, Georgia M ............ 434 David 51. MA 4936 Johnson, Iris D ............ 312 Woodward 51. MA 1936 Johnson, Kenneth ......... 316 Woodward 51. MA 9954 Johnson, Marlene A.. . .1668 Queen City Ave. WA 3714 Johnson, William .................. 831 W. Seventh St. Johnston, Betty J .................... 5007 Madison Rd. Jones, Corrine ................. 1557 Linn St. PA 7668 Jones, Elmira .................. 1216 Linn Sf. MA 5887 Jones, John R ......................... 626 E. Sixth 51. Jones, Lillian ...................... 1553 Central Ave. Jones, Mary M ........... 4307 Columbia Pkwy. TR 1998 Jones, O'Weido Y ..................... 322 E. 12th 51. Jordan, Jeanna .................... 2245 Florence Ave. Karagianis, John ........... 1542 Central Ave. DU 7708 Keck, Nadine .............. 3219 Golden Ave. TR 0034 Keith, Virginia H ........................ 1813 Race 51. Kelley, Dorothy S .............. 1523 Race St. CH 2555 Kennedy, Thelma .......... 1522 Central Ave. GA 2485 Kien, Shirley M ............. 4144 Sibley Ave. TW 2379 King, Pa'rsy H ...................... 1820 Wes'rern Ave. King, Thurston .................. 820 Bank St. DU 5013 Kifchen, Margie ............... 136 Gage St. DU 1186 Koch, JoAnn M ................ 216 Kinsey.$t. AV 6487 Krick, Kay F ........................... 1321 John ST. Lafschu, Jean C ............... 1633 Edna Ave. Kl 5777 Lewis, Janet L .......................... 1936 Race Sf. Linville, George ........................ 24 E. 151h 51. Lockard, Nancy A .......... 320 W. Liberty ST. CH 7856 Loffus, JoAnn M ............... 3249 Woolford JE 7976 Logan, Donzello ...................... 917 Findley 51. Long, Tressu M ................. 1550 Linn 51. MA 2938 Loper, Catherine L ......... 2022 Western Ave. GA 6582 Lumpkin, Ida P .............. 930 Armory Ave. DU 4911 Madden, Donald A ........... 104 W. Ninfh Sf. PA 5613 MohafFey, Velma L ........ 603 Lincoln Park Dr. DU 7739 Mahcm, Clarence ................. 13 Back St PA 2953 -124w- Mansfield, Carol J .......... 3144 Harvey Ave. CA 3683 Marble, Shirley A ........... 708 Kenyon Ave. DU 6417 Muxey, 1010 ...................... 519 Lincoln Park Dr. Maxwell, Eloise ......................... 574 Clark St. McCart, John R ............. 36 E. Clifton Ave. CH 0944 McCleary, Jack L ........................ 1402 Linn Sf. McCufchen, Lucy M ............ 825 Dayton Sf. CH 2513 McDonald, Mildred A .................... 413 Clark St. McDowell, Vunier ......... 643 Lincoln Park Dr. DU 4127 McHaney, Vivian L ........... 1116 Dayion St. DU 2817 McMillan, Joyce A ......... 4240 Chambers 5?. MU 4838 McWilliums, Harvey L ........ 556 Armory Ave. MA 0496 Menifee, Marlene ........... 10009 Chester Rd. PR 6274 Mercer, Wanda L ............ 215 Mulberry Sf. GA 0324 Miller, Calvin ............. 1611 Central Ave. MA 9008 Miller, Marguerite! ............. 1544 Rufh Ave. PL 1749 Mitchell, Earlie ......................... 409 David 51. Mitchell, Shurlene ............. 513 E. 12th 51. PA 9530 Mifchell, Wilma J .............. 1206 Vine Sf. MA 8040 Moore, Betty L ................ 1160 Bates Ave. KL 3742 Moore, Mamie ............. 723 Richmond St. DU 4695 Moore, Reethu .......................... 820 Burr St. Moorehead, Ernest C ........... 704 W. 9th St. DU 2535 Mueller, Kenneth ................ 108 E. McMicken Ave. Mundy, Arnoldu B ............ 517 W. 7111 51. MA 9679 Muffers, Shirley M ............ 846 Dayton St. GA 3778 Nauglebaugh, Eve1yn L ...... 1831 Walker 51'. WC 2817 Neely, Anita M ............... 5364 River Rd. TU 7488-J Neil, ShirLey H ................ 527 Milfon ST. GA 3743 Nolen, P01 A .................. 124 E. 9th 51. CH 4221 Ogburn, Mary K ..................... 585 Armory Ave. Oliver, Sam B ....................... 9972 Wayne Ave. Osgood, Laverne F .......... 1103 E. Court 51. GA 1285 Pack, 5am ................... 918 W. 8111 51. PA 8744 Padgetie, Dorothy l ............ 517 W. 71h 3?. GA 5367 Page, Wesley W ............ 544 E. Liberty St. MA 9465 Pelzer, Mary H ................. Box 94, Sufton BE 7931 Penman, Jewel T .......... 1535 Providence St. DU 8039 Peterson, Mary C ............... 1414 John St. DU 0291 Philbin, Dolores J ....... 3117 Woodburn Ave. WC 4768 Phipps, Muriel E ............... 901 Blair Ave. CA 1159 Piffs, Mae W ............. 1053 W. Liberty St. DU 5775 Powell, Marian ........... 3259 Fredonia Ave. CA 1642 Prewiif, Aileen O ...... 2952 Massachusetts Ave. Kl 0991 Prewiif, Jewell B ..................... 2944 Sidney Ave. Price, Opalee F .............. 520 Maple Ave. VA 8877 Pryor, Mamie .............. 530 Armory Ave. GA 2197 Quigg. Dorothy A ................... 11678 Springfield Race, Bill L ................. 2138 Kindel Ave. MA 3528 Regan, Norma L.. . . . . .2171 Spring Grove Ave. DU 8214 Rails, Leonard .......................... 1536 Linn Sf. Rankins, Abe .................. 438 Betts 5?. GA 5269 Rathburn, John E ............... 1519 Vine 5:. GA 6350 Ream, Mary E .......................... 2018 Vine St Reid, Dorothy M. ............... 709 Curr St. CH 0149 Reynoids, Clinfon ..................... 149 Huntingmn Richardson, Freddie M ......... 602 W. 7111 51. GA 4694 Riley, Patricia M ............ RR 13, 4 Mile Road BE 6269 Roberts, Betty J ............... 4206 Kirby Ave. Kl 6695 Roberfs, Joanne ................ 1000 Linn St. MA 6890 Roberts, John T. ............ 1919 Bigelow 51. AV 5708 Roberts, Tracy .............. 7 W. HolIister Sf. UN 1278 Robinson, Larry S ............ 630 Carlisle Ave. DU 8112 Rogers, Martha A ...................... 1332 Spring St. Ro1and, Bob A ............. 143 E. Clifton Ave. DU 4044 Roma, Florence A ...................... 3760 Edgar SI. .Syenior ibirectory Rouden, Mary L .................. 834 Clinton GA 0737 Rouzier, Bernice C ......... 2119 Eastern Ave. WC 4186 Rowe, Samuel D ............... 730 W. 6111 St. DU 1710 Roy, Geraldine ........... 2127 Winchell Ave. GA 7146 Ryan, Betty L ................ 2052 Dunlap SI. CH 7818 Sanders, Dorothy A. ........... 1112 Gest Sf. DU 4552 SchuHer, Carolyn ............ 528 Elliott Ave. VA 4542 Schaeffler, Gertrude J ...................... 222 Elm St. Schewene, Joan R ........ 1530 Jonathan Ave. WC 6018 5:110 , Eleanora ................... 1408 Mansfield St. Schuckmann, Marian M ....... 3125 Schubert Sf. JE 8931 Schuerch, Anna M ............ 1013 Poplar St. DU 1149 Schwing, Johanna R ............ 330 Milton 51. DU 7633 Scott, Dorofhy ............ 431 Lincoln Park Dr1 PA 3396 Scott, Janice ................. 422 E, 12th 51. DU 5359 Scott, Vivian L. ................. 528 8001 51. DU 5401 Searcy, Betty ................. 1929 Vine 51. GA 3375 Sears, Kathryn L ............ R. R. 1, Box 163 A BA 6590 SeHer, Helen A ............ 4031 Hamilton Ave. K1 7016 Settles, Carl S ................. 1734 Baymiller PO 1863 Sexton, Wilma ............ 4416 Colerain Ave. Kl 7399 ShaHer, Sfarlin S ............. 113 W. 12th 51. CH 1662 Shannon, Helen M ................ 3905 Columbia Pkwy. Sharp, Norma J ............. 1117 Carney 51. CH 1766 Shel'ron, Ethel J ......................... 1021 Gas! St. Shrader, Joyce ................ 1511 Vine 51. GA 1506 Sims, Poul .......................... 528 Central Ave. Singleton, James E,. . . .2108 Spring Grove Ave. MA 8065 Smifh, Benjamin ............... 1602 John 51. MA 8449 Smith, Carrie L ......................... 933 BaymiHer Smifh, Cornelius ............... 1032 Clark 51. DU 8719 Smith, Lillian ................ 1034 Oehler Sf. GA 2329 Smith, Paul R. .............. 849 Armory Ave. DU 4891 Smith, Robert A ............ 2230 Spring Grove PA 7024 Sneed, Delores ................ 437 Wade Sf. CH 1774 Stanley, Evelyn L .............. 1812 Logcm Sf. DU 7628 Starnes, Barbara A ........... 119 W. 14th 51. GA 6454 Starr, Margie R. ................ 703 Linn St MA 7818 Simon, Mildred E. ............. 758 Clark Sf. MA 7365 Sfein, Joan E ............. 355 Fairbanks Ave. WA 9354 Siephens, Janice ..................... 1643 Homer $1. Sfephens, Shirley L ..................... 1342 Main St. Stephens, Sfephenu ........... 709 W. 7th St CH 4285 Sfiga , Mary L ................. 721 Clark St. DU 7190 S?runk, Doris R ......................... 1416 Main 51. STurgeon, David F .............. 2122 Vine 51. GA 6589 Suhr, Barbara L ......... 142 E. McMicken Ave. PA 4674 Surber, Imogene V ............ 377 Elliott Ave. VA 3645 Tafe, Dorofhy L ........................ 704 W. 71h St Tconr, Dorothy ........... 1624 Baymiller Sf. MA 5181 Tayfcr, Mary J ........................... 2024 Elm $1. Thacker, Rodney G .......... 28 W. Liberfy 51. GA 9729 -1254 Thaxfon, Shirley M .......... 4132 Lakemun Sf. MU 5548 Thomas, Corinne ............. 1098 Liberty St. DU 8307 Thomas, Delores ............ 819 W. Court 51. MA 7565 Thrumble, Eileen L .......... 3771 Hillside Ave. GR 2726 Tilley, Lillie M ............ 121 Dorchesier Ave. UN 0795 Toben, Pde ................... 2424 W. McMicken Ave. Tooles, Daisy B ................. 412 Clark St. DU 8599 Torrey, Bef'ry J .............. 588 Armory Ave. CH 3034 Turley, William B ....................... 702 W. 4111 51. Turner, Susie A ................. 540 Clark 51. PO 7225 Tye, Mary E ............... 2376 Wheeler 51'. MA 5914 Vassar, Eugene ........................... 421 Cutter Vinegar, Johcthun ..................... 640 W. 4th St. Wade, Joan B ..................... 1676 Central Pkwy. Ware, Alan ................ 537 Chorlofte 51. CH 7634 Ware, Alberf .......................... 823 Wade $1, Woshingfon, Bernice ...... 1158 Sherman Ave. MA 4576 Washington,Georgiana ......... 1043 John Sf. GA 2365 Watson, Clifford .............. 1430 John St MA 9078 Waits, Betty A ....................... 427 Armory Ave. Webster, Boyd ................ 611 E. 5th Sf. DU 6495 Weis, Nan L ................ 328 Lilienthal Sf. GR 2359 Welborn, JamesL ............. 822 Findlay St. MA 9855 West, Lucille ................. 24 W, 14th St. DU 5640 Whitaker, George E ................ 1931 Wesfern Ave. Whitfield, Thelma L ............. 1309 Linn 51. CH 1875 Whittaker, Olivia ......... 1175 Sherman Ave. DU 8056 Wi1cher, Alphonso ................... 1119 Hopkins 51. Williams, Betty J ............ 532 Armory Ave. CH 0863 Williams, Louise ............... 925 Cutter 51. CH 3066 Williams, Roberta .......... 822 Livingston 51. PA 6844 Williams, Willie ............ 410 Armory Ave. MA 7675 Wilson, Doris P. .......... 266 Bodmunn Ave. UN 1801 Wiison, Mary L. ......... 2819172 Ashland Ave. PL 1342 Wilson, Ronald E ...................... 519 E. 13th St. Wood, Virginia L ................ 1O Tuxedo P1. PL 4827 Woodall, Lucy M ............... 726 Clark 51. GA 9394 Wolfolk, Abraham .......... 855 Carlisle Ave. DU 1242 Wooten, James E .............. 844 W. 5111 $1. DU 1540 Workman, Joe E ......................... 616 Vine St. Wosfer, Mildred M. ........ 4002 Eusfern Ave. EA 5944 Wright, Corrie M ............... 716 Clark ST. PA 4710 Wright, Sylvester .............. 727 Clark 51. MA 2387 Wuesf, Lucy E ................... 149 Craft 5?. K1 8563 Wulker, Lorefta A ............. 3116 Troy Ave. RE 6169 Wynn, Eunice M ............. 1016 Poplar 51. MA 3582 Youch, Dolores R ............. 72 Hereford Sf. VA 1350 Yee, Anna ................... 240 Broadway CH 8562 Young, Billie ............. 1031 W. Liberty 51. DU 0176 Young, Mary F ................ 829 E. 3rd 81. MA 8420 Zimmerman, Dorofhy J ......... 325 E. 13111 81. PA 3771 Zimmerman, Rose E ......... 1787 Denham St. GR 8685 .JdulogralaAd h. . .. .. S. ,.,.i....n4ygwhwa , . , . a .W. ... win. .. . . ,, nmyuww. .giammwnenu 59!??er 4 E 2. . .u anti... hu'ib. . A..- UN ieeiu Kane: '1! war. elk: