Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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'cgV Ys 6 X Q19 A ,R ,Q Sy. Q' Q nc- S 'Q in S 'Q'-v onli Firsf Row: Second Row: Mi. .Inlm Ai lm-liwlv, Enqlishg Mr, .li-lm Arzaplr-, Speech: Mr. Ronald Amy, Social Sfudiesg Mi, John Biqlw Wood- Mf l' lwl fwrlw SciencegM' .l--wA'rv's'v af1 Home worlzingg Mins Eizabollv B-fl1landf'r, Social Sfudies: Mi Economicsg Mi, lin. ml Aivvpfrvqf- , Ari. Celio Bwnqiani, Social Sludiesg Mrs. Hcrlr-n Bmwors, Business. Keepers of records, senders of lranscripls, operalors of fypewrilers, such are members of lhe Woodward office slaff. Lefl lo Righiz Mi-Q-X Vivla Slabr' lylru, llfivviwl Wi',f- lvlr, lvl 'fluid Slif lrrwy, Mm, Hazel Sflwlrfnslmf, MVS, Billy WDil,5, lvlru, llwivn Jay. Dewey sysfemf' index number, and card catalogue are familiar harms Oo fhe iunior high library assisfanls. Firsf Row: lmcmqene Baker, V wx' im M lriwii vi Second Row: lvl Mralmn, Nom Wiifdmp, LGVY Lafe booll, Zlg due is an offen recorded phrase in fhe liles of +he 'Nw lull, 'iff'-ri, Ki' iv rw Ki' 1- w 'L Nafvy lvl m'1-'Vim GVO52' 9 ' ' ' ' ' A ' fs u Judy s mor high library assislanfs. Lef+ fo Rngr+.Lf1:lin Bi, mn Am fa Bvinsl wi 1-il llr wif-llfi Malifm lwiilaff- Mfi l'fwfs, l-jfiV'V'li'l BiiSwiflc,Tl1ird Row: H1-flu lvlarqwlrs, Barb llmilz, Fr.1nlMvvrm.'w. Nnrnmn Mwn.'v,.limCrmlur lfwn l-'filli ,Ii'l ca, n ,films Ami llf-llfwv

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Miss Blaclrwell helps a pupil plan her curriculum. Mr. McConnell advises a WoodwardiTe on college applicalions. OUR COUNSELLORS GUIDE US Wirh a perToraTed College Board scorecard in her hand, Miss ZeriTa SchwarTz reporls resulls To Woodward sTudenTs-iusT one oT her many duTies as senior and co-sophomore counsellor. She also publishes The Senior Oulloolc, a pamphleT designed To aid The upper- classmen by rendering inTorrnaTion on college prospecTs and senior acTiviTies. Usually smiling and wiTh a Twinlcle in his eye, Mr. John McConnell counsels The elevenTh and halT oT The TenTh grades. ConducTing career worlcshops and advising pupils as To how To prepare Tor scholarship possibiliTies are some oT his services. Welcoming incoming sevenTh graders and allaying Their Tears concerning high school occupies a large parT oT Miss Georgie Blaclc- welI's Time as iunior high counsellor. She also keeps Tab on The scholasTic and personaliTy records oT The eighTh and ninTh graders Miss Schwarh informs a sTuden'r of dales of college in+erviews. ., ,,,,,,,,f-fr' 3

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BOOKS, BOOKS, AND MORE BOOKS ., gs Ordering new boolcs, s+raigh+ening files, +yping records, and faking invenlory keep fhe librarians busy: Mrs, lnlrfen Jay, We are Mrs, Rulh Brigade and Mrs. Anna Boifhin. Richard Walliins and Frank Fielder slack and disiribuie lexfboolcg lugh!l. ln The library browsing lhrough a periodical or scanning a lexl, al home reading a novel or perusing a biographyea in worlc or play, al school or home, we learn and relax lhrough boolcs. Whelher we lie lwisled in a lavorile window nool4 before school or lean againsl a locker, or recline com' lorlably on lhe davenporl al home, wherever we are, boolcs are our conslanl companions. They are records of our lives . . . ol hopes and disappoinlmenls, ol sporls heroes and dance queens, of Nalional lvleril linalisls and Scholaslic Arr winners, ol colce parlies and camplires. Through lhem we read ol lhe pasl+ol colonial Soulh, Viclorian England, Spanish America . . . ol lhe Arclic and Gobi waslelandz, lhe American plains and pampas, lhe African and Indian iungles, The Himalayas and Roclcies. Wilh boolqs we also loolc lo lhe lulure-lo careers, marriage, vacalions, graduaf lion. ln boolcs we idenlily ourselves wilh successful characlers -wilh powerful execuliyes, renowned scienlisls, Famous poli- licians, or respecled aulhors. We read books? we malce lhem, Wanf a mafh pad? See Bill Curry and Harold Sferling in 'the siudenf slore.