Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Left to right: Mr. VVilliam Marshall, Mr. David Redfern, and Mr. Henry Glover. wil 5 If a student has a desire to create, he can find fulfilment of this wish at VVood- 0 ward. The talcntcd art faculty tries to stimulate this creativity in their pupils by having them produce original works, many of which are on display on the walls CEMENT In opposite the art rooms and in the showcases at the ends of the halls. Using all pos- 42 sible media, the student is able to produce objects and drawings in which he can - have pride. A rt epmftment

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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.

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C B un neu Depp: rtmen t Typing is an almost essential Slxlll to all hlgh school UI21ClLl2ifES It, as well as other p X business department, under the guidance of Miss Rosella Honekamp, strives to help . V 1 commercial subjects, may even help prepare many students for their life work. The an - . I n O these pupils attain their commercial goal. - V . X a ' , First Row, left to right: Miss Honekamp. Second Row: Mrs. Bowers, Miss Kamm, Mrs. Lockwood. Third Row: Mr. MCCOUH, Mr. Sunnen- berg. 21