Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Big business! MARY GEARTLEIN. An outstanding student in camptometer class. Mary has the concentration and speed the iob requires. MARY ANN GECKS. Her graces are many, her faults are few. This girl will succeed in the business field, too. MATTIE GILLIAM. If you need cheering up, just listen to Mattie for awhile. The blues disappear when sl1e's around. DAISY GREEN. What would they do without her in the faculty lunchroom! An all-around gal like Daisy is a treasure hard to find. PATRICIA GREEN. On the spot whenever anything interesting is going on -active in everything generous and friendly. MYRETTA GREGORY. An excited spectator at Woodward's foot- ball games-enioys skating -cherishes an ambition to be- come Farley Granger's private secretary. MYRTIS HACKETT. Known for her clever way of phrasing what she has to say. Myrt is one of our sharp gals. KATHERINE HAGER. Kate is a little girl who will always have warm friends. Her dress is always sharp and neat. DONALD HALES. Plans to become an M. D. Already knows just which funny story to prescribe for an attack of blues. SALLIE MAE HALSELL. Noted for her fabulously fast tongue. A loyal member of the Cheering Squad. Loves forbidden choco- late pie. HAROLD HANSELMAN. Courteous and cooperative-when he speaks you may be sure he has something worth saying. FRANK HARGROVE. Big-hearted Frank can be depended on to help any worthwhile cause. Will represent us well at Wilber- force. RUTH HARPRING. A most wholesome personality makes this tiny girl a real favorite in her class. ALICE HARRIS. A pleasant, sincere manner of speaking-hard- working and loyal. ALMA HARRIS. Active and busy but never in too much of a hurry for a warm smile at her many friends.

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8:27 a.m. Sh-h-h! JANIE DAWSON. Likes to tap, type, talk, dress . . . does it all well. PEGGY DOGAN. A six-inch smile and a personality to match it . . . enthusiasm, vitality, dependability . . . will stick with the hardest iob until it's done. DOlORES DONELLEY. Do Do is blessed with a store of vitality. She makes friends with everyone. VIRGINIA DUVAL. Jenny's sparkle and her easy-to-live-with- disposition will be of great value in nursing. EARL EDWARDS. He really gets things done . . . a Iunchroom job, an after-school job, and time for studies and for friends. MAGGIE EDWARDS. First in fun, first in laughter . . . wears her clothes like CI fashion model. WALTER EVANS. Plays a keen saxophone in the school band . . . admired for his broad shoulders. BETTY LOU FELTNER. Dancing and basketball are two good reasons why Betty is always in the best of health and the best of spirits. LOIS JEAN FELTNER. Knows her own mind, but she is ready to listen to someone else's opinion, too. RAY FIELDS. Don't be fooled by that shy grin . . . behind it he's usually up to something. FRANKLIN FLACK. What a guy! Moved from grade ll to 'I2 in two weeks . . . easy-going . . . a dependable friend. BEVELYN FOX. Queen of the candy machines. Sweet iob . . sweet girl. LULA FREEMAN. Lockland's gift to Woodward. High grades in every subiect . . . a particularly diligent chemistry student. MARGARET FRITTS. Her keen interest in sports and school activities has much to do with making her an ideal friend. OSCAR GARNER. Will probably turn out to be one of the best trombone players since Jack Teagarden. His neat appearance will do much to help him. 1-Af I f I'

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ANNIE RUTH HARRIS. Soft, expressive eyes set off her taste in dress . . . on industrious, capable worker. GRACE HARRISON. Another of our aspiring iournolists. Works hard, and is easy to look at while she's working. MALVENNA HATTEN. A persuasive public speaker and a talented dancer. But perhaps what Malvenna does best is to use her bright eyes and impish smile to keep us guessing. VERMELLE HAYES. A mastermind when it comes to arranging the various parts of a costume into a complete and attractive outfit. LOU HEDGES. Pep and enthusiasm Lou has in generous amount. Add his broad smile and unerring taste in dress and you have a combination that is hard to beat. LEONARD HERRING. A baseball enthusiast . . . valuable A-V-aider . . . Spider will be missed at Woodward. PRISCILLA HICKS. Unassuming, reliable . . . her charming manner has made her many warm friends among her classmates. BOBBY HILL. A ringing baritone voice that was outstanding in the choir. Bob is famous also for his Salutatory Hand Shakes. DOLORES HILL. Sociable, busy, ready for fun without neglecting her studies. EN.. .,.. SHIRLEY HILL. Proof once more that best things come in small packages. This little girl can be heard as well as seen. JO ANN HODGEMAN. Who would mind gaining a little weight, as Jo Ann did, if she could gain so much popularity, as Jo Ann did. GEORGIA HOLLAND. Fun to be with . . . a fine sense of humor. We have often wished there were more like her. JAMES HOUSTON. Well known throughout the school as a hard and willing worker. ELEANOR HOWARD. Little Eleanor has a willpower and energy that really gets things done. CHARLES HUGHES. Fun-loving, happy Charley never loses sight of the importance of his studies. MARY HUGHES. As capable as she looks. A conscientious student whom we have enioyed knowing. HILDA HURST. Personality plus . . . Hilda's iob as cheerleader gave her a place way out in front, yelling for Old Woodward. MARY IVORY. Her pleasant voice and cheerful manner made Mary a successful student of Public Speaking. ROBERT JACKSON. Credit for the fine spirit of the WHS Foot- ball Team is due right here. Bob's dependability and sports- ' manship were invaluable. 1 IDA JAMES. Friendly, thoughtful . . . works conscientiously in class and in activities . . . can always find time to enioy life. RAY JAMES. Popular, quick-witted . . . Ray's iokes keep his friends in a good humor. r .Q-W-X