Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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an-ini-1.T......,, , First Row, left to Row: Mr, Fisher, Mr. Haverkos. To i'teach students to reason logically and work accurately is the goal of the math department. This department trains students who are college bound and some who plan to terminate their education at the level of high school. There are fundamental courses such as general math and algebra, and more technical ones as plane geometry, rnath IH, and math IV. For practical use, and for those who donlt expect to attend college there is consumer's and business math. Math Department right: Mr. Markle, Miss l'Venstrup, Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs. Trisler, Mr. Duffy, Mrs. Davis, Miss Levine, Mr. Swafford Second 0. X f 5,

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igh Librarian, Mrs. He len jay, Library Clerk, M Whether you are seeking information, recreation or inspiration, Woodward li- braries can supply you with the latest books and periodicals. If you need a quiet place to study, the libraries are open from 8 to 4 every school day. The librarians, Mrs. Anna Borchin and Miss Ruth Bullock are always at hand to help with any reading problem or reference question, while Mrs. Jay efficiently attends to the secretarial work. rs. Anna Borchin, Senior High Librarian. 26

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Left to right: Miss Rita Will, Mr. Robert McSpadden, Mr. Jack Snyder. Numerous opportunities are provided for musically inclined students to develop ,'r ,,1' r I f 1 , f 'Q,j,fjf ,f ' Q3 their creative ahihiy. The Ensemble and sehiei High Choir under the capable di- ' f ,f ,I , If , X1 ',' rection of Mr. Robert McSpadden have given numerous performances for students 1 1 1 Z Z -.-. - v n 1 ,' 'sgfif and for the public. Miss Rita Will is in charge of junior Choir and has helped her 1 f f ll ',, 1 , , group be recognized for their singing talent. The junior and senior high bands and the senior high orchestra have provided music for games, concerts, dances, and the Showcase under the baton of newly-arrived Mr. Jack Snyder. Mufic Department