Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MATHEMATICS Woodward's mofhemofics deporf- ment sTrives To prepare sfudems for living in on automated and economi- cally complex society. Training is de- signed for every career from scientist to businessman and informed con- sumerh The structure of moThemoTics is emphasized. Woodward was one of The hrs? high schools in This area to employ the accelerated program and The SMSG method of modern mathematics. This depcrfmenf excels in its quantity of visual aids end its comprehensive library of modem Texts. John, they don't understand! JUNIOR HIGH MATH: Firsi Row: Mrs, Suzanna SchueHer, Mrs. Norma Allen, Mr. Guy Geiger, HBuHhe answer book says . V gt Miss Barbara Wiggert. Second Row: Mr. James Becker, ML James Wiison, Mr. J, R. STaHord, Mr. G. E. Hinderlong, Mr. Freddie Terrell.

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LI BRARY Unlike other Cincinnofi high schools, Woodward divides its library into junior and senior high sections To give adequate attention to different levels of development. The librarians and Their aides ore consfonfly oc- cupied with ordering, cataloging, and dossifying books and magazines, overseeing circulation, aiding wiTh re- search, administering oudio-visual aids, and informing sTudenTs obouT The materials available A helping hand from Mrs, Borchin , h . . . and from Mrs Siddall, LIBRARIANS: Mrs. Anna Borchin, Senior High. Teachers need :1 helping hand, too. HM gm. :3 3:? 25 - Mrsh Mary Siddnll, Junior High.

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Back seats do have their probiems. SENIOR HIGH MATH: Firs! Raw: Mm Iris Spoor, Mrs. Martha Buchholz, Mrs. Anne Davis. Second Row: Mr. Paul Haverkos, Mr. John Kegley, Mr. Mitchel Wciker. MrA Robert Duny, Mr. Oliver Freese.