Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ROSEMARY HAMPTON. Rosemary enjoys cooking and playing basketball. She has a gay smile and a sparkling disposition which makes her very popular. ROBERT DAWSON. His power-house of strength of mind over body. A stalwart in the Hi-Y program and first and foremost on Miss C's list. JAMES DEERING. Has a winning personality which accounts for his many friends. Sure to succeed in anything he undertakes. LOIS DICKS. Her keenness has paid off many great deficits in numerous circumstances. JOHN DILLARD. A Dillard, a dollar, a Salvador Dali-very deft with the sketch book. BILLY DOUGLAS. A good natured fellow. Gets along well with everyone. An all-round good athlete, a nice fellow to know. MINNIE BELL DOZIER. How Minnie? These many!-Three! Dancing, swimming, and Mr. C. Her graceful ways do much to add to her wonderful personality. MARTHA DUNLAP. Some lucky guy may have her for a nurse, is but Woodward will never forget her service, loyalty, scholarship, devotion, and true spirit. MARGARET EAKINS. Cool, calm, and collected are words that describe her. She's an ivory girl with a sweet air. 9 GEORGE EASTHAM. Energetic and active are the words to A' describe this good sport. He spends his leisure time improving his athletic ability. BETTY JO ENGLISH. Unassuming girl with more than her share of charm. Betty Jo has a very likeable personality also. JEROME EVANS. Jerome is a swell fellow. Has many friends, is dependable and trustworthy. OPAL EVANS. She'll be taking the minutes while watching the clock-a secretary for some big Whig . VIRGIL EVANS. Out on the coast to UCLA, he may go drag- ging his stamps behind him-leaving his magnetic personality for us to remember him by. BETTY FARRIS. Three ways to converse: Telephone, telegram, and telling E-Farris-- Singing, typing and enioying herself. We'll miss her around Old Woodward. SADIE FENDERSON. She can sing, dance, and is athletically inclined -And what's more she isn't a puppet either. FRANCIS FISHER. She's sure to land a bit and she won't have to pull hard to land it. Her capabilities will lighten the task. VIOLA FITZHUGH. Wherever there's dancing, you'll find Viola. We hope that she may dance through life with the some ease as she danced through her years at Woodward. NORBERT FOSTER. Norbert is a very intelligent and capable young man. He's full of energy and will see a iob through to the end. A friendly fellow. ADOLPH FRAZIER. Adolph is one of our best football players and can always be counted on to score for W. H. S. No wonder he is so popular. DOLPHINE FRAZIER. We have reason to believe she has some- thing up her- sleeve. Usually its a very pleasant surprise for one of her many friends.

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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.

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JUISE FRAZIER. To make other people beautiful is what she ould like to do. Public speaking and Physiology seem to apeal to her also. LETTIE FRAZIER. Often you may find her with her head in a book-May get her to college-She can say that's all it took. LUETTA FRAZIER. Mellow dark eyes-feminine allure-bait for compliments. vEORGE FRANKLIN. Now here's a personality. He's popular 'ith everyone and gets along well in his studies: a rare com- ination. JOHN FROST. His voice is like a rope, holding his audience together-his mind is on ministry-A more loyal friend to a Woodwardite there never was. JOSEPHINE FULTON. Jo never stops displaying her courtesy, politeness and a pepsodent smile to everyone. INNA FULTZ. Poise and charm are qualities possessed by Anna. hese rare these days attributes will insure her success. SHIRLEY GALLAGHER. Well groomed and smartly dressed- Well, ladies, there's your cue. DOROTHY GARDNER. She's planted many good impressions herself into the hearts of many. Her spirit of goodness spreads 1 itself. J SRATCIA GAMBLE. We need not be taking a chance when we ay that she is labeled to succeed in her life occupation. SAM GASSERT. Better known as Sammie-his generosity is so big that it seems to crowd the rest of him out- he will be well remembered at Woodward. FLORA GIBBS. Flora is a wonderful person to know. Her plans for the future include teaching and traveling. IERNICE GILLIAM. You can depend on Bernice doing anything fou want done. Her ambition is to become a nurse. May she ucceed. JOHNETTA GILMORE. Meticulous grooming. Petite politeness. Her smile is the keynote of her personality. GERALDINE GOEBEL. Gerry is always giving a helping hand and asking nothing in return-no matter how modest she is this generosity shines through. DTISTEEN GOODWIN. Otisteen has a sweet personality which :attracts many friends. We know she will be a success in her :oreer as a nurse. DONALD GRAY. One of our best dressed seniors who is calm and reserved in any situation. We wish him luck in becoming a successful M.D. HUNTER GRACE. Hunter is a music enthusiast-likes it all- but really goes for the trumpet. SLEEN GREER. A fun loving fellow whose hobby is eating and sleeping. Gleen hopes to get on the beat as a Policeman. 0 ARNOLD GREGG. Appearance and athletic ability make Arnold a well known senior. A true wolf in sheep's clothing. That's Arnold! GERALDINE GROB. Easy to get along with-a pleasant dis- position, and loaded down with lots of good talent. 'J Nii- 'I