Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MR. ARTHUR I. VIGARD DR. J. HOWARD OWENS Dr. Owens, Assistant Principal for the junior high, has various responsibilities. Among these are problems of discipline, attendance, admission and withdrawals. He has supervision over classes in the Helds of mathematics, art, and home economics. He is also a member of the Activities and Citizenship Committees. He is a sponsor for the Student Coun- cil and the student book store. Also, Dr. Owens is the principal for the evening school held at Wood- ward. This is his third year at Woodward. Administration MR. ARTHUR I. VIGARD Mr. Arthur Vigard, Assistant Principal for the senior high school, aids in the general administration of the school through attendance, admissions, withdrawals and discipline problems. He has supervision of all classes in the fields of science, social studies and business. He also has charge of the ordering and distributing of textbooks and the opera- tion of the lunchroom and parking lot. He is a member of several committees including the chairmanship of the Awards Committee. This is Mr. Vigard's second year at Woodward. DR, J. HOWARD OWEN

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The future of the United States and, for that matter, every other country in the world is in the hands of each individual citizen. Each and every member of the Class of 1958 of Woodward High School is important to the future of our country and we must be aware of the fact that we are being constantly challenged to the awesome problems ofthe world. With the impact of the launching of Sputnik and the knowledge that Russia is challenging our scientists, we must prepare to face such questions as these: Is our educational system sufficiently effective in train- ing citizens that can cope with the future? There are many that believe it is not. Certainly our education must progress and advance in pace with the advances made in all other phases of living. Can Russia and the United States continue to support the population of the world? Can we continue to supply food for some of the less fortu- nate countries of the world? How can the backward nations become more dependent on their own efforts? The use of atomic and nucleur energy is a baffling prob- lem. Will our country show the way to harness and control this source of energy which may revolutionize our way of living? Certainly we, the Class of 1958, must play a large part in resolving these questions and problems. The challenge is ours to the extent that we meet itg just to that degree will we be permitted the privilege of a suc- cessful future. SWE

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MISS ZERITA SCHWARTZ be Coumelom' MR. JOHN MCCONNELL MISS GEORGIA LEE BLACKWELL Need help on planning your program, setting a goal in life, or planning your future? The three counselors, Miss Zerita Schwartz counseling the tenth and twelfth grades, Mr. John McConnell aiding the eighth and eleventh grades and Miss Georgia Blackwell coping with the problems of the seventh and ninth grades, are at your service to help and advise you. These big responsibilities are handed very well by our three capable counselors.