Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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M1: Jim Daugherty Mr. Thomas Doyle Ml: Robert IJufE-y Mr. Carl Duning Miss Jennie Fine Mr. William FiSCher Gym Math Math Social Studies Social Studies Math k .. 3 Mr. 0llie.Frcesc Mrs Morton Frcytag Mr. Sid Friedman Mrs. Merlq Geiiker Mr. Walter Gordon Mm Alice Grant Math English Gym Englrsh Driver Training English Biology teacher LIL Robert Connelly advances his knowledge through microscopic study. Hannibal, the guinea pig, receives a growth stimulating hormone from Mr. Raymond Solm men, physiology teacher, via the hypodermic needle.

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Our Language Skills Mr. Stanley Castelli Miss Ruby Compton Mr. Robert Conuelly Gym Social Studies Science Mr. Max Coylu Science Electricity Mr. William Creighlnn Mrs. Myrtle Cromwell English and Social. Studies 3 Hiss Darla Culhcrsnn Miss Emilie Curry Mr, Thomas D'Anlico Math English French Mrs. Ann Davis 3'le Ted Duiscnrolh Mr. George Dicrsing Math Business Social Studies As Sally Sanders looks on, English teacher Miss Emilie Curry gives Carol Petersonis essay :1 critical analysis. The study of English at our school has two specific goals: to equip the student with the skills needed in cf- fcctiu: reading, writing, listening, and speaking, and to develop appreciation of these skills. English is a required subject through the eleventh gradci Seniors enrolled in the college preparatory program, however, must take English IV. Other subjects offered by the English depart- ment arc speech, public speaking, debating; newswriting, journalism, and dramatics. These subjects are designed to develop specific language skills. This year, thmugh the nmi'ly-organizcd reading comprehension program, studcnts have been able to improve their reading speed and comw prchension. The second annual writers contest stimulated interest in creative writing. Through those programs stu- dents improved their ability to use their mothcr tonguu

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Varied T0015 Test Science Theory Learning aids such as calorimeters, sphygmometers, and centrifuges supplement the facts acquired from the text to uncover the marvels of science for Woodward students, Two physical sciences ofTered to senior high students are Chemistry and physics. Students learn the relationship be- tween matter and motion in physics, whiEe they learn the substances of the world in chemistry. For those students interested in the functioning of the human body and the animal body, V'Voodward offers zoology, biology, and physiology. Botany gives instruction in facts concerning; plant life. Junior high students receive a general back- ground that helps them determine toward which of these sciences they would like to study further. Mr. Francis Hamel Mrs. Della Heitkamp Social Studies Mr. Paul Haverkos nth English and Social. Studies Seated: Mike Devanncy, Michael Mason, vice president; Lester Schmvrr. president; Kelly Lac. Standing: Bill Duning, Major W'cbcr, Richard Brnsington, Walter Schocttle, Ken Spice, Tom Mocrlein, Bob Mztlloy, Dick Waters, Jim Maddux, and Nick Sommcr. Sparks of knowledgceMr. Homer Caskey demonstrates his Hame test experiment to his chemistry class. Miss Catherine Hcitz Mrs. Alice Hnllingsworth Miss Rosella Hmlekamp ' Business Social Studies Musm