Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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I Q BARBARA BOWMAN. Barby is a bright-eyed girl-Has a nice big smile and pleasing disposition. DELORES BRANCH. We're not going out on the limb when we say this little Miss is sure to take root and be a flourishing success. RONALD BROACH. A fine player in the band-His mannel and habits are really grand. BETTY BROCK. Five-feet-three-eyes of brown, MMMMMmmmmm Boy! She's wonderful to have around -A must on the Journal- ism stafi and always good for a laugh, Good Luck. BETTY BROWN. With her customary horsetail, this little frilly has pranced her way to the pleasure and delight of her many friends. EARLINE BROWN. A combination of fine manners and fortitud has won for Earline a position of respect in the eyes of all. FLOYD BROWN. A Casanova, a Don Juan, a Hi-Y man and a good sport are the words to describe him. PIERCE BROWN. We wish you lots of luck and success in be- coming a great boxer. Put up your Dukes . SYLVIA BROWN. A little girl with a big smile . . . that's Sylvic She also has a charming personality which has brought her man friends at Woodward. WILMA BROWN. Smartly dressed, an outstanding member in the Booster Club. Her mild steeled ways make her liked by all. CARROLL BRYANT. Deadeye fits right into the scheme of things on the hardwood and the Bulldog. His agility and keen- ness keep getting in the way. r FLORINE BRYANT. Always to be found doing her all for 4 worthv cause, especially in the class room and on her iob. RICHARD BRYANT. He is a member of many activities. His plans are to attend Miami University and become an athletic instructor. THOMAS BURLES. Burles is this senior's name-To be a gym teacher will be his fame. HELEN BURNS. First, second, third, degrees- are all right but she's aiming for a college degree. JEROLINE BURPO. Soft Shoe, Ballet, Bunny Hug, Charleston, Twinkle Toes, she does them all. She really has hot feet. WILLIAM BURRESS. Bill is an active boy who will readily lend a helping hand to any good cause. ODELL BYRD. Scholarship, citizenship, master emcee. She toc has made a name for herself in the Booster Club. RICHARD BYRD. Richard is one of our few all-around men. He is a good sport and a gentleman at all times. DOROTHY CALHOUN. Always in a hurry, hussle, bussle, work and more work. She knows whenever anything is going on. LEE CALHOUN. A whiz on the track-Lee likes pingpong ann would like to be an OMI man.

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RGIE AARON. She must be full of sunshine because her per- 1ality is always beaming with the radiance of the noonday WALTER ALFRED. Walter's cheerful manner and bright smile among other things present him as a very popular fellow. MAMIE ALEXANDER. lmpulsive, quick to act. One of Wood- ward's best in that department of hard work. Fast thinking has paid off in the long run for her. ,EOLA ALLEN. Cleola didn't come from Egypt- but she's been ilding pyramids of friendship and politeness ever since she's en here. HORACE ALLEN. His interests are brood and varied-has a keen sense of humor and outstanding leadership qualities. JEAN ANDERSON. Instrumental Jazz she collects-Tall and suave if I recollect-To be an oflice worker she selects. IIRLEY ANDREWS. One of Woodward's most energetic stu- nts. Her love for stenography will make her a good assistant ' some Big Business Man. - HOWARD ANGEL. Howard is well liked for his cheerfulness and his co-operativeness. His ambition is to enter the business field. JACQUELINE APPLE. Attractive, busy, and popular among the seniors at Woodward. .RRY ARTHUR. A scholar-To Woodward or the gridiron, he so dear-We are going to miss that boy Turnips around re. JOAN ARVIN. Joan is one of those Outdoor girls who likes all sports but especially does she enjoy roller-skating at Sefferinos. JAMES AUSTIN. He designs to be a big league bull player, but the navy may keep him busy swabbing the deck. NENDOLYN BAILEY. She's curious and wants to be in the now - She's smart and on the go most of the time -Aspires be o pharmacist. BETTY BAKER. Whether Betty becomes a baker in later life is not important- But right now she's cooking with G-A-A. JAMES BARNETT. He likes good ole mother earth --Plans to dig and plant for all its worth. He has his eye on a farm. iM BARNETT. Sam-alias Por Devil, or Snag!-suit your ncyl But he is a well-known figure around Woodward for he eets one and all with a smile. 'Ao N Q0 X. KATE BERRY. Her flair for public speaking has made her a prominent figure in the speaking class. CHARLESSETTA BOISSEAU. Mild monnered, attractive, easy spoken -these qualities will carry her far in the field of nursing. ILLIAM BOLLING. A converted fullback this year. Plastic ded power and speed to the Bulldog ball carriers. DONALD BOLT. Don is an easy going fellow and a nice person to know. His first love is basketball. JOSIE BORDER. She's on the border line-a happy housewi or a successful business woman. ! BR

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LLA CARMICHAEL. Absorbs all, knows all, tells only things It are important. Don't let her quiet manner deceive you. DENIE CAUDILL. You really should know him. A true friend. Hard worker in everything he undertakes. Never a dull moment when you're with Denie. A wonderful fellow. EDWARD CHAMBER. He's looking forward to a cruise with Uncle Sam with great anticipation. Ship a hoy. ILA CHAMBERS. Fun loving, iolly and a pleasure to know- hope she'lI get a nice piece of turkey come Thanksgiving y. This is a local ioke so they tell us. ALICE CHATMAN. Her appearance has attracted many a won- dering eye. When she gets tired of looking attractive and takes ' a swim and feels and looks even better. JANE CLIFTON. Always with o pleasant word to say to every- body she meets. Her poise and charm make her a stand out any place. AUDETTE CLUTTERBUCK. She is not one to be found pass- I the buck for her dependability and love for service is highly nmendable. BENJAMIN COFFEY. Pour, add sugar and cream and stir up a laugh a minute, a rib-bustin fella-That's coffee-or iava if you please! JOYCE COFFEY. If you ask for this brand you'll be getting Woodward's cream of the crop. It's packed with diligent work and full of spirit. ENN COMBS. One of Woodward's Hi-Y men, Glenn always :es part in activities. He will be a valuable addition to the vy. MARILYN CORDREY. Scholarship, service, intelligence and per- sonality have won for her respect, admiration and the office of Secretary of the Senior class. DAVID CRAIG. So nice to be around. A fine sense of humor - ready for fun without neglecting his studies. AR CRAIG. A wonderful sense of humor, quick-witted and at dressing are but a few of the many favorable character nits of this sweet girl graduate. BARBARA CROWE. An indispensible personality on the Bulldog Staff. Her willingness to accept responsibility has brought her many well-wishers. ' EVELYN DARDEN. Her excellent choice of attire has made her a favorite with all the spareribs as well as the menfolk. JROTHY DAVIS. She's everyone's pal. Her sense of direction interesting - really knows where she is going. JENNIE DAVIS. My, Oh My,-What will all the boys do when Jennie is gone. But wait-What will Jennie do. RUBY DAVIS. Ruby is a gem in any gathering. She has per- sonality plus and we wish her success in her career asa secretary. 'ELYN DAVIDSON. Tomorrow's nurse. Evelyn's happy smile ll almost cure the patient. MILDRED DAVIDSON. Her sparkling eyes are the windows into a deep and sincere person. She's a gem. ANNIE DAWSON. She has a good time beating out the music on drums for W.H.S. band-she is studious, and always neatly dressed. These qualities will help her in the business world.