Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Mr. Nelson Swearingcn, engineer, checks the thermometer to see if the classroom tempera- ture is the prescribed 68 degrees. Mr. Frank Skuse, chief Custodian, supervises maintenance of Wooda ward. Typing, telcphoning and f11ing our rccords are only a few of the jobs Our sccrctaries handle. Seated: Miss Sylvia. Bruns, Mrs, Hazel Schlenskcr, Mrs Helen Jay, and Mrs. Betty Weiss. Standing: MiSs Phyllis Jeffers, Mrs. Harriet Wise, and Miss Viola Slabncr.

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Who handles the behind-the-scene-work at Woodward? Five secretaries who, among other things, are responsible for keeping organized and accurate records of each mem- ber of the student body; the electrician who carefully reg- ulates our heating system so that students can learn in comfort; the custodian and his staff whose duties center around the maintenance and upkeep of the building and school grounds; and our lunchroom staff, which prepares our tasty, well-balanced meals. Few students are actually aware of the vital role these people play in tho day-to- day operation of our school, Yet, without their services, learning at Woodward would hardly be possible. meals. Mr. John Achzehner Mr. John Anaple English Speech Science Mr. Robert Anderson Mrs. Jean Armstrong Mr. Ronald Aug Mr. Edward Arusperger Art Social Studies Home Economics Mrs. Annette Basset English Mr. John Bigler Wood Social Studies Miss Elizabeth Buhlander Mr. Celia Bongiani Social Studies Mrs. Anna Borchin Senim- High Librarian erso Helen Bowers Business Back Stage, Force Vital To Woodward 22

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m-WL 'j English Teachers Build Specch lcachcr ML John Ample demonstrates the forceful gesture. Librarian Mrs. Anna Borchin helps Woodward students develop litrrary appreciation. Mn George Brunks Mix Charles Brown Mrs. Rebecca Buksbaum Miss Virginia Cudtlvl Mr. Juhn Campbell Mr. Homer Caskey Art Science Spanish Spmush Health, Science 24