Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1960 volume:

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IT is here in The library, in The classroom, in The lab, in The shop ThaT we acquire The essenTials oT learning, here ThaT we appreciaTe knowledge and workmanship, here ThaT we TirsT admire The keen mind and skillful hand. I-lere Through The insTrumenTs oT our insTruc- Tion-books, problems, experimenTs, reporTs, composiTions-we meeT The challenge TO LEARN. TO LIVE Through our zesT Tor liTe we reTlecT The vividness oT our personaliTies. We are consTrucTive and imaginaTive, welcoming challenges, winning games, seTTing records. We are The vigor in liTeg how we do whaT we do is The color in living. We are The spiriT oT Woodward: aT a TooTball game, wiTh Tlushed Taces and sparkling eyes, Tingling wiTh exciTemenT, bubbling wiTh enThusiasm: aT a baskeTball game, cheering ourselves hoarse, Throb- bing wiTh hope, hushed wiTh suspense, elaTed wiTh vicTory. For us iT is TascinaTing TO LIVE. TO LOVE Years aT Woodward develop in us a capaciTy Tor selT-respecT, a con- cern Tor our Tellow man, a loyalTy To our counTry, and a clear concepTion oT iTs values. This maTuring oT characTer reveals iTselT in our lasTing Triendships, school spiriT, TrusT, and inTegriTy. By This we realize whaT iT is TO LOVE. Learning, living, loving-These shape our lives: These make Woodward Thriveg These are her Treasures. 2 V TREASURES A: -rl LEARNING IS A CHALLENGE A TAS54Q...A REWARD Qur primary purpose of Woodward is 'ro gain an educa- fion. The desire for icnowfodqe burns wifhin us. H can be sensed in fhe air-in 'rhe scaffered conversalrions in Jrhe hall . . . in iho din of voipes in fhe lunchroonn. If spurs heafed discussion over Q mafh problem or debofe over an English essay. 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Named principal of his alma mafer in l95O, he remained There unfil his unexpecfed deafh on Augus+23, 1959. ln his years of dufy, Mr. Moeller was a man of greaf vigor: offen his lighf burned lafe as he soughf answers fo school problems. He was a man of organizafiong his well-lcnoffed fie, his elaborafe files, his clean desk-each was a mark of efficiency. He considered organizafion indispensable fo his purpose, anyfhing ouf of place he felf would delay him. Connecfed wifh This characferisfic efficiency were sincerify and devofion. ln embodying fhese qualifies Winfon L. Moeller creafed an air of dignify and honor fhaf made associafion wifh him and Wood- ward High School a rich experience. These qualifies also made him an educafor and adminisfrafor of rare abilify-firm buf wise, demanding buf pafienf, hard-worlcing buf fun-loving. Cerfain successes and achievemenfs affesf fo fhe effecfiveness of Mr. Moeller. During his fenure as principal Woodward began offering college-level courses in English and mafh. And in his sixfh year as firsf cifizen of Woodward fhe school reached anofher peak-almosf 737, of her graduafes were confinuing fheir eclucafions affer high school. Such were fhe life and achievemenfs of a man who, as said by Wendell Pierce, Superinfendenf of Schools, leff his life as an example of devofion fo dufy, concern for man's welfare, and faifh in youfh-- fhus in fhe fufure. Woodward does nof wish Mr. Moeller's fireless efforf fo go unrewarded, and, fhough fhe sound is disproporfionafe fo his deeds and silenf fo his ears, 'lhe school exfends fo him ifs warmesf Thank you. To Winfon L. Moeller, who served Woodward High School for over 30 years as sfudenf, feacher, coach, and principal, fhe l96O WOODWARD TREASURES is grafefully dedicafed: WINTON L MOELLER 17 OUR ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY OPEN THE DOOR OF KNOWLEDGE I-lomeworlc disfribufors, paper marlcers, blaclcboard arfisfs and aufhors, pencil sfub collecfors-'rhese are a few of fhe many roles assumed by fhe members of fhe Woodward adminisfrafion and faculfy. Oflen we see fhem in class af fhe map poinfing fo a geo- graphical locafion or af fhe end of 'rhe bell assigning our nexf day's worlc, or affer school af fheir deslcs checlcing our fesfs wifh red pen- cils or filling ouf our reporf cards in blue inlc, or in fhe office draffing announcemenfs on a fypewrifer. By passing on whaf fhey have gained by experience. and by informing us of fhe wonderful advan- fages of lcnowledge, fhey imparf and develop in us fhe desire TO LEARN. These our feachers a'mosf equal us in fheir enfhusiasm for life. They ioin us in vigorous acfivifies, cheering luslily af games, joining in fhe humor and hilarify of a Friday affernoon pep rally. They have similar hopes, inferesfs, and hobbies. As sponsors of clubs, as coaches, as advisors fhey encourage us fo develop our falenfs and fo have fun in fhe fields of learning fhaf inferesf us. Nurfuring our ambifions in a vasf world, fhey counsel us in fhe creafive and hopeful ideas which make if rewarding for us TO LIVE. Knowing fhe need for firm sfandards, warm hearfs, and faifhful dedicafion, our feachers implanf in us a correcf sense of values. Wifh iudgmenf and discrefion, fhey, as mafure individuals presenf- ing fhe frufh, giving purpose in a fufure confused by doubfs and fears, insfill in our hearfs fhe ideals TO LOVE. C f- mf tiff . time 1X m I 2 ,V . f' 9 ' A wa , , 9-f L 'M i Q 5 1 K I E Q bij 'Q Q. uwaw gf' u Q 4 --..,..,,..w , ,-. aww MR. CLEON J. WINGARD-GUR PRINCIPAL As firsf ciTizen of Woodward, Mr. Wingard addresses The Founder's Day assembly. Mr. Wingard waves from DooclIebug. The Wingards siT in suspense as The Bulldogs puT on a goal-line STdnd Behind The imposing desk in The Principalls suiTe siTs a man of greaT warmTh and vigor, Mr. Cleon Wingard. I-le is an enThusiasT Tor The acTive liTe-Trom a characTerisTic bowTie ThaT cannoT dangle in his work To a peppy azure Triumph sporTs car ThaT perTecTly embodies his open spiriT. WhaT powers This man who manages To be Two or Three phone calls ahead OT his work? WhaT keys unlock The Treas- ures OT This man, Cleon J. Wingard, whose desk Top lies sub- merged IexcepT in picTuresl beneaTh sTacks and sTacks OT papers, beneaTh Trays holding more papers, beneaTh pens and pencils, beneaTh an eighT-pound Indian axe head, be- neaTh a shining brass doorknob salvaged Trom a door aT Old Woodward? One key is cerTainly a memoranda pad on which are scribbled counTless noTaTions Tor reTurn calls To The ciTy- wide Explorer Planning CommiTTee, The CincinnaTi School- masTers' Club, and various oTher groups whose TiTles are undecipherable. AnoTher clue is shelves loaded wiTh books on educaTion. pamphleTs and magazines on The laTesT ideas in eTTecTive educaTional organizaTiOn, and manuals depicTing Woodward over The years. BuT This is The Woodward Wingard. WhaT TurTher indi- caTions OT The real man are Tound in his home? ImmediaTeiy caTching The eye is a library conTaining TOrTy To TiTTy volumes on The American Indian, and a specTacular collecTion ol some 4000 arTeTacTs represenTing all phases OT Indian cul- Ture, This is The hobby ThaT occupies mosT OT lvlr. Wingard's spare Time luspare Time is a misleading Term: squeezed in Time is beTTerl. AnoTher hobby is asTronomy. In This Tield lvlr. Wingard has amassed anoTher library, dealing mosTly wiTh lunar phenomena. Perhaps Mr. Wingards mosT reveal- ing hobby is Sunday paper work aT The high school. IT is noT diFTiculT To undersTand why a man wiTh The pas sion Tor acTive liTe OT Cleon Wingard spends his Sundays behind his oTTice desk, Tor This very acT explains ThaT his love Tor liTe goes Tar beyond selTish parTicipaTion3 his desire To help Olhers geT The same enioymenT is sfrong, T-lis meThod OT accomplishing This end is educaTion. Early in Mr. Wingards liTe, however, There was liTTle To inTluence his educaTional desires. In JohnsTOwn, Pennsylvania, he aTTended a high school OT some 750 youThs where aTh- leTics-noT academics-were sTressed. ATTer graduaTion Mr. Wingard enrolled aT The UniversiTy OT PiTTsburgh as a pre- medical sTudenT. BuT, aTTer one year, someThing happened To alTer his inTended rouTine' he TaughT aT Faulks ExperimenTal School aT The UniversiTy PrompTly he changed his cours s OT sTudy To science educaTion and received his B S degree In I935 1TTer earning an M A degree aT The UniversiTy OT Cincinnah an eager Cleon Wingard was nwmed as a Teacher and assisTanT principal aT Garheld School in Cin cinnaTi I948 Tound Mr Wingard aT Sands School and IQS4 broughT him To Abigail CuTTer Junior High IOId Woodward I-lere he became acquainTed wiTh The rich Tra diTions OT Woodward Through The monumenTs Through The publicaTions OT I3O years OT loyal sTudenTs Through an impressive sTained glass window picTuring William Wood ward as he Iourneyed down The Qhio on a TlaTboaT, Then in AugusT T959 aTTer The deaTh OT WinTon I.. Moeller Cleon Wingard was appoinTed To The mammoTh Task OT guiding Woodward High School. YeT he has as- sumed This posiTion wiTh an assuring conTidence, a warm sinceriTy, and a hopeful saTisTacTion. Following buT his TirsT successTul year as Principal, Ivlr. Wingard has Tirrnly im- pIanTed himselT in The Woodward TradiTion ThaT is proud To receive him. ...RN 'Qi 'KC I 1- MR. ARTHUR I. VIGARD Assislanf Principal of Senior High MR. SHRIMPTION LEADS JUNIOR HIGH Dealing wifh Frusiraled siudenis is only a pari of Mr. Eugene ShrimpIon's fob as chief adminislraior of lhe iunior high. Besides pulling candy our of siuloborn candy machines and reiurning lost niclcles and dimes, he also manages lockers, checlcs on habiiual slcippers, and mainlains discipline. Super- vising ihe siudeni sfore, direciing inslruclion pro- grams, and scheduling meelings of ihe arf, indus- lrial arf, home economics, and social sludies deparf- menls are fhe ofher areas under his supervision. QUIET EFFICIENCY TYPIFIES MR. VIGARD Friendly, iirnn Mr. Arlhur Vigard, siiling al his desk on which are his papers, nameplale, and iele- phone, is 'rhe iirsi impression Woodward malces on many enrolling sludenls. Besides welcoming lhese pupils and handling lransfers and wiihdrawals, Mr. Vigard is responsible also for lhe caieieria. By di- reciing over Iwo Ihousand 'reenagers Ihrough lhe lines in liille over an hour, he performs The daily fear of reslriciing Ihe lunch schedule lo Ihe fourlh period only. I-le also orders and disfribules lexi- boolcs, solves disciplinary and ariendance problemz, and adminislers science, malhemaiics, and business classes. MR. EUGENE SHRIMPTON Assisianf Principal oi Junior High 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 '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 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. OUR FACES REFLECT THE AMBITIONS, HOPES, DREAMS '-h h S T ff' OF A GLORIOUS TOMORROW Wilh eyes looking forward in delerminalion, lips firm in purpose, chins sei in resolulion, we look lo lomorrow. Our pasl has made us whal we are and delermines whal we will be. We have been leaders on The Sludenl Council Execu live Board and various olher club offices. We have shown ourselves proficienl in bolh alhlelics and academic fields, have displayed our 'ralenls bolh physically and menlally. We are musicians and arlisls: we parlicipale in Showcase and olher dramalic producfions. Wherever we have been we have leil an impression: we have leil our records in sporls, our scores in class, and our accomplishmenls in exlracur- ricular acfivilies. An impression loo has been made on us. We are no longer The qawky, childish, carefree youlhs who enlered Woodward bul are conscienlious, malure sludenls who wilh shining eyes and hopeful hearls look lo 'romorrow and lhe life il holds. Firsl' Row: So -lha+'s wha+ I look like in Air Force blue, reflecfs Cliff Kuhnell. Mr. George Brooks, Science: Mrs, Rebecca Buksbaum. Spanish: Mrs. Jacqueline Bush, English: Mr. John Camp- bell, Heallhg Mr. Homer Caskey, Chemislry. aspiring cadef. Second Row: Mr. Slanley Caslelli, Physical Educalion: Miss Ruby Comp lon, Social Sfudies: Mr. Roberl Connelly, Science: Mr Max Coyle, Science: Mr. William Creiqhlon, Elecfric Shop 'C' ig. as ,i no 11 27 qv Q. 1:- . if .1 ... Qi l Jerry Samuels concen+ra+es over piano, producing music-expression universal in form, individual in inlerprefafion. Through This worli of arf fashioned in fhe hands of Tom Dusfuberq dna begins lo falce shape OUR VOICES Coripcsifion . . . len percenl inspiralion, ninely percenf perspiraliorl- Richard S+ol+zman muses over fhe nine+y percenl parf. HANDS, IDEAS TRANSMIT THE IMPULSE TO CREATE CreaTiviTy adds Tlavor To our normal school rouTine. Through The iazz in The lunchroom, The choral music oT The ensemble, canvases, poems and essays-Through These shine our personaliTies. Through us in room I68 creaTiviTy is ex- pressed in The harmony oT voices, in B-45 in The consonance and dissonance oT The band, in room l53 in The sTrains oT The sTring orchesTra. CreaTiviTy inspires The TeaTure arTicles and saTiric edi- Torials oT The Bulldog Barks . . . The unique ideas and lucid Technique oT The WOODWARD TREASURES . . .The caTchy ads oT boTh school publicaTions. From iT sTem The snappy iingles oT The morning PA. announcers and clever slogans oT class oTiice candidaTes. We admire The creaTive sTudenT. We hear him in special programs in The audiTorium. see his handiwork in The show- cases. applaud his eTTorTs on The sTage, lisTen To and Think f over his ideas in class. We learn To appreciaTe The wriTings Woodwinds add harmonious Tones To band of his TluenT pen. The sTrokes oT his graceful brush . . . his violin bow and sculpTure kniTe. We admire his arTisTic Touch . . . his mark oT creaTiviTy. STudiesg Mr. James DougherTy, Physical EducaTiong Mr. Rob- FirsT Row: Mrs. MyrTle Cromwell, Social STudies: Miss Emilie Curry. erT DuTTy, MaThemaTicsg Mr. Carl Duninq, Physical EducaTion. English: Mrs. JudiTh D'Amico, MaThemaTicsg Mr. Tom D D'Amico, French, Mrs. Anna Davis, MaThemaTics. Tl 'd Row: t Mrs. MargareT FalkensTein, English, Miss Jennie Fine, Social Second Row: STudies: Mr. William Fischer, MaThemaTicsg Mr. Ollie Freese, Mr. Ted DeisenroTh, Business: Mr. George Diersing, Social MaThemaTicsg Mr. Sid Friedman, Physical Educaiion. 555-' 1--V. 5. 1- Q 3 1 xx X 29 IN OUR EXPECTANT EYES GLOWS RADIANT CURIOSITY The mysTery of The unlcnown TascinaTes us. IT draws and holds our aTTenTion. We wonder why clear phenolphThalein and clear sodium hydroxide yield a red soluTion . . . why a sTone dropped verTically reaches The ground no sooner Than one Thrown horizonTally . . . why maThemaTical pi is 3.I4 and noT 3.4I. By inducTive Thinking in maThemaTics we pave The road inTo realms beyond our percepTion: we solve geomeTrical prooTs ThaT will help us derive TuTure Theorems. In economics we aTTempT To predicT The business cycle by sTaTisTics. In our hobbies. in our science clubs, Through proiecTs, by micro- scopes, we explore The minuTe world oT algae, proTein. and proTozoa: by Telescopes, by roclceTs consTrucTed on exTra- curricular Time, we learn abouT inTersTellar space. Through The cloud chamber, by The elecTrosTaTic generaTor. we pene- TraTe The world of aToms and energy waves. In sociology we delve inTo The TacTors Torming our personaliTies. We Try To explain whaT malces us Ticlc. Firsf Row: Mrs. Alice Grant English: Mr, Frank Hamel, Social Sfudies: Mr. Paul Haverlros, Mdhemaficsg Mrs. Della l-leiTkamp, Social Sludies. Second Row: Miss CaTherine HeiTz, Social Sfudiesi Miss Rosel'a Honelmamp, Business: Mr. Joseph Horton, Social Sfudiesg Mr. John Jones, Ma+hemaTics. Third Row: Mrs. Lois Jones, Mefhemaficsg Mrs. Mary Jones, French: Mrs, Lois Keefe, Science: Mrs. Jamie Keller, Home Economics. DuFfy's DiFferenTials: Jim Behr explains a problem in simple ariThmeTic. 30 9 Q-'ical X X .Z YF Now flue sirucfural bonds of lhis chemical are noi flwe sfraighl chain . . . and 'lo flwe soluficn add fwo small spoons of poiassium cl'1loride.' alophalic fype, buf Fulure Canaveral +rouble-sl1oo+er, Woodward roclleleer Paul McDorman calculales +l1e lines and dimensions of a cylindrical model. Ker-plooey! Firs+ Row: Mr. Ke-nneTh Kerns, Mechanical Drawing: Mrs. Maria Keszler, Spanish: Miss Marialyce Knoll, Home Eco- nomics: Mrs, Mary Lou Kaehl, Physical Educafion. Second Row: Miss Rebacca Kranse, Social STudiesg Miss MaiTa Levine, MafhemaTicsg Mr. Russell LighT, English: Mr. William Lipperf, Ma'l'hemaTics. Third Row: Mrs. Barbara Logan, Social Sfudiesg Mrs. Madeline Magrish, English: Mr. William Marshall, Arfg Mr. John Mayberry, HeaI+h. Sandra Jaffa finds The life cycle oT planls inferesling. rim J-mv ' T-:sf T ,fi T' . N Q 32 PLANTS AND ANIMALS INTRIGUE STUDENTS The various levels oT life Tall inTo deTiniTe orders and Torm wonderTul paTTerns. This we learn aT Woodward in biology, boTany, and zoology. We see how The various kinds of ani- mals are similar and diTferenTg how They are similar by The common need Tor basic viTal life processes: how They are diTTerenT by The gaps beTween The diTferenT levels. We see how mammals are higher Than repTiles which, in Turn, are higher Than insecTs, and so TorTh, down To The proTozoa. We curiously waTch guinea pigs, raTs, snalces, and TurTles To see how They respond To cerTain Types oT sTimuli. Through These laboraTory peTs we aTTempT To learn abouT how we Tunc- Tion and exisT. We noTice ThaT aT cerTain TemperaTures we are sluggish and These animals are alerT, aT oTher Tempera- Tures vice-versa. Through our analyses we deTermine The causes oT sickness, oT cerTain irascible acTions, of abnormal behavior. WiTh Tormaldehyde, plasfics, and noTebooks we preserve our specimens. Maybe, we hope, from The resulTs of our research we may Tind The secreT of life. G microscope, some slides, and a handbook are a bioIogis'f's besi 'friends I wonder wI1a+ Ihose small animals wiih whip-Iilxe faiIs are, ponders Lynn Hammond. I see a fish. I see a IiHIe fish. The 'fish is black. Do you see 'the IiHIe, black fish? 33 l'.7' Mr, Mayberry is busy gafhering srafisfics for his driver educaifon cIaSSSS Mile-high skyscrapers on fhe fp, Meral-working requires cau+ion. slrill, and pafience draffboard 34 lx X. Qs mms? Qs. 'lei , Firsi Row: Mr. Joseph McCann, Business: Mr. Ri bert MfSpad den, Music: Mr... Mary Mi q-r, Englishg Mr. Ed Monlr . gomery, Science. a Second Row: ii 1 Miss Mildred Nalhan Englishg Mrs. R,lh New- burqer, English: Miss Mildred Nflrolly English: Mrc, 'P K Caryl Onlerhus, English. p.. vs Y' , Third Row: K i K 1 Mrs. Elizabelh Earlier, Frenchg Mis-, Nan y Peylfin, ' Malhemaricsg Mrs, Phyllis Phair Healfhg Mil.. Ma - ms g lyn Pryor, Physical Educafion. f ii E i X . a s EXPERIENCE SHAPES DIVERSE TALENTS A dell rwisl ol rhe wheel lhal avoids an accidenl, a clever ad-lib Thai mainlains a produc+ion's srnoolhness, decisive iudgmenl rhal wins a crucial conresr-all are The resulls of experience. A+ Woodward we are given a chance lo prac- lice manually whal has been acquired menlally. ln our shops, music deparlmenls, arr and wriling classes, we aclually ex- perimenl in meihods ol organizalion, pallerns of repelilion, and syslems of varialion. We realize The imporlance of con- crele expression and specilic deiail and inlorrnalion. We prepare for our everyday lives-driving, speaking, lislening, cooking, repairing. Through experience we are Trained lo meel lhe common problems ol life wilh calmness and ellie ciency. Ron Kah, Boys' Week delegale, presenfs views on democracy from podium. Aeneas, The Troian founder of Ifaly, was loved by Dido, The Phoenician founder of Carfhage. The Phoenicians devised our alphabet FirsT Row: Mr. David Redlern, Arh Mr. Glenn Reeling, Science: Mr. Willred RorniTo, Mefalworhingg Miss Elizabefh Rolfenburger, Lalin. Second Row: Mr. Louis Ruley, Zoology: Mr. Melvin Russell, Driver - Training: Mr. CurTis Sanger, Germany Mr. William Schreiner, English. Third Row: BY SUCCINCT LANGUAGE WE COMMUNICATE WiTh elTorTless grace The liThe ballerina glides across The prosceniumg wiTh clasped hands and anguished expression The young acTor TwisTs his Tace upward: wiTh arTiculaTe syl- lables The youThTul oraTor delivers his speech: wiTh a criTical eye The sTudenT wriTer polishes his essay. These Tour Wood- wardiTes have one Thing in common: They are communicaTing. ln Their various modes of expression-one by movemenT, one by gesTure, one by rheToric, and one by scripT-They TransmiT a message. Thus aT Woodward The abiliTy To com- municaTe, one of man's elevaTing characTerisTics, is culTi- vaTed. ln The debaTe and drama clubs. modern dance and Pollywogs, choir and band, communicaTion is The basis of organizaTion. The sTudenT puTs himself inTo whaT he is do- ing. l-le rnusT presenT his inTerpreTaTion of life, of a measure of music, of an idea, oi an emoTion, of a new concepT. There- Tore Woodward exisTs-To oTTer The sTudenT every oppor- TuniTy To learn The TundamenTals and To acquire The knowl- edge oT experience. Mr. Charles Smilh, Science, Mr, Raymond Solomon. Science: Miss Harriet Sprague, Physical EducaTiong Mr. William Spreen, Social Sfudies. 36 AM'- 2 K 1 fn' 1 X xi! Firsi Row: M . Rii-,ml Sfoaivs, Graphic Arisg Mis, Jiilfa Suid, Spanish: Mr, Jwlnn S..mwc-nlvvfzw, Business. Second Row: Mr, Wil inw lin-isvri, Physicsg Mr, David Tnornlen, Woodworking: Mr. David Tlwirirw, English. Impressionfsfic image of youflwful beaufy in classic form A paffern is a sequence of well-organized ideas Sl1or+hand-scripi or scribble . . . progression or re- gression? ,addy Firsf Row: Mr, Carl Tschofen, English, Mrs. Gladys Vogel, Mafhemaiicsg Mr, Alvin Von Halle, Sociology Economics. Second Row: ' Mr. Milchell Walker, Mafhemaficsg Mr. Charles Warrnan, English: Mr. Nicholas Weiler, Chemisfry. Q, Third Row: Mrs. Anifa Wendel, Business: Mrs. Judifh Wicke- rneyer, English: Miss Rila Will, Music. H 9 Eourih Row: Mr. Ernest Wclfle, Band: Mr, James Zachrilz, Eng- lish. Firsf Row, Laff fo Right: Diana Purdy, Iris Meyers, Kenneth l-lyams, William Cordes, Don McPherson, Bonnie Lewis. Second Row: Judy Shaw, Judy Smilh, Eileen Zwerin, Marilyn Zwerin, Lois Nafhan, Beafrice Yosefaf, Pam Koehl, Marsha Giffleman, Eileen Sheff, Marcia Dorfman, Third Row: Emily Messer, Kasha Berqer, Nancy Waflcins, Cherry Waiie, Nancy Cohen, Bev l-lalfer, Marlene Einlc, Eileen Lazarus, Louise Simmons. Fourfh Row: Lo-Welle Kinq, Jeanie Jackson, Randy Sandler, Sail Frank l, D K Fil B lo ' y e aye o er, ar ara Deyaccl, Suzanne Devand, Pam Gulin, Sandy Pellens. LEADERS OF THE FUTURE Firsi Row- Siiihq, Levi ' Rigni: Bwlonrn Pi-soul, Scif'- iaw' JV' Bri-' V '1 Dfes R 1 S l P s 1 ,i . U o . 'ic ,, .,.v,. .., fn Mi's Lwinu Ai. 'ig Pegg, Bivfinr T'P.isu'Dv. Second Row, Snwii Hg iwv i rohi' Surf Liiis-v Eu- ,n Sri 1' gel, iNAC1'l'X3 Cc nqn' J,... Fwo' Cn' Tes-0 S'H.o Svui, Sririv, Scily Bmrmiw DM-nv' Siephnnia Bcichl-vs, N an. Ddvis, Suiilei Cukinck Ann Hnshaw PM Tix vi Licfi Si'wciii.' Ai'i'f nf' VV,i-- ' Van, Cmofe- B'en'v'. Third Row: Pau Ri.'i',in,C.ii i Jacobs Ronnw Kali, Plum, Rosenberg Sw Uvnf-' P , BJ'n.x'1, Maswr-iw .,',rn B re S.'x7'e', Jr- Sea' in Sand- Cron R B' vw '4 Sioux Mommy, Mr. Smit Mwqii- Liwin Ki. Vvliii- Fourfh Row: Cwf J 'e's,ii Lvvw Q.: . n JMU Kwn V' Ka , Soo - ' f' Ma -i Maxvw , C10 lv'., .1, Ji.1, Rouixonq, Anni- Shvvviy Navi . K6-ine, .line Sim' e-ng--r Ki. Lou Cl6 'vn' Sinn, F' 5'1- .lO 'i h!i.f Nj pi ily MW' i 0 Kciiev. Fiffh Row: Juv Bw-'ry E: Crosswilw, Maw S .iii Suri. Sioqn, Sh- B' nl- Luiz H3 .Wi .lan D . Wan V1.2 iNo:rsx,, Joann-i l,.v .i' Lin.1.1 Rn, Ruin' Kuhn iii. s'ip, J in Srjrwiii, Fawn Sine nick M.i'g.1'e-i Mui,-'is S -' J' an P.v'vi', BJ . L'--low, Sixfh Row: Mm- 9- -w B Bun' Bi , Vw' R '-il: Brasinqiwvi R..'.i'i Wm- Bnrli Wiiiiiq Bmw R n.iii.ivi: Losiw' Sjli ie ' Jwe Fawn Wa for Bev M 1-' D,-. 1 U., Ag ., J na., ,, Discussing fuiure Sociefy aciiviiies are execufive board members Mer- rille Kof'fler, Joe Farlras, Bill Blum, and Sherm Parraf. J WV S To recognize Those sludenis who possess ihe individual gualiiy ol characier, ihe social viriure oi ciiizenship . . . who serve iheir school and comrnuniiy . . . who mainiain high academic averages-io recognize ihese as loaders is ihe endeavor oi The Woodward chapier of ihe Naiional Honor Socieiy. During ihe year, ihe senior high division of This organiza, lion has, under ihe direciion oi Miss Malia Levine, presenied many proiiiable and inieresiing programs. The December iniiiaiion banguei and ceremony highlighied 'rhe year, soon followed by such programs as a bool: review iThe Ugly Americanl, a panel discussion iGripes Againsi Grownupsi, special speakers, a bowling pariy, and spring picnic. Through open houses and car washes The l-lonor Socieiy was able io preseni ihe school a sei oi diciionaries. On Founders Day ihe l-lonor Socieiy also supplied ushers and waiiresses. Highlighied by Hue somber glow of ihe Torch of Knowledge are Honor Socieiy officers Richard Sfolhman, Barb Pesouf, Jim Behr, and Peggy Biven. A FUN LOVING FACULTY STIMULATES ACTION This yenr, more Than ever, our Teachers enriched school liTe by ioininq The ',TudenTs in various acTiviTies. As Hcheere lenders find Tan-., They increased The lauqhTer in The pep nzsemblies. Ar. Nnewsboysn Tor The Bulldog Barlcs They upped The males Tor The wriTing conTesT prize Tund. Their roopemTion, as',i',Tnnce, and advice were mosT viTal To The uurrew, oT such exTracurricular acTiviTies as The WOOD- WARD TREASURES. A side of our TnculTy ThaT we seldom saw was Their privaTe home liTe. Some had Tamilies and broughT These To school Tnnr,Tion',. Some had hobbies which They immensely enjoyed rind which They enc ouraqed us To enTer and enjoy. As normal riTizens, They hind Their own homes To build, mainTain, and repnirg Their own income Tax Torms To Till ouTg Their own vnrnTionf, To plan. We learned To appreciaTe These Amer- if .ina who To us dedicaTed The hours befween 8:30 A.lvl. and 3:00 RM. This They have done Tor us and more. Enfhusiasfic Teachers charge Woodward spirit Holding The blueprinf of his self-builf dream house, Mr. Ruley inviTes TREASURES phoTographer in for Tour. TogeTherness includes washing dishes and grading homework TREASURES phoTographer beaTs Mr. HorTon To The snap -:wk Egg :Neg -cm QS 2: as N M l ike '32 vi UNDERCLASSMEN ARE THE SPIRIT Underclass years begin wiTh The sevenTh grade. AT ThaT Time youngsTers are exposed To a high school rouTine ThaT is wondrous and awTul To Them. Some oT The sevenTh graders have diTTiculTy reaching The Tops oT Their lockers: many are losT and pushed and pounded during passing bells. YeT The liTTle Tollcs endure These lcnoclcs and grow. Each year Their schooling advances-Trom mem- orizaTion To reasoning To inTerpreTaTion oT conTroversial subiecTs. IT is The duTy oT underclass youTh TO LEARN. Underclass liTe pre- senTs Tar more Than classroom sTudy, however. There is a spiriT ThaT increases wiTh each addiTional year oT enro'lmenTg a spiriT ThaT is Tound in The enThusiasm oT sevenTh graders and in The pride of upperclassmen. There are personaliTies and laughs and momenTs of seriousness ThaT malce iT enjoyable and rewarding TO LIVE. Under- classmen come To know and uphold Woodward TradiTions and To become parT oT These TradiTions. These They learn TO LOVE. Y: 5 ,x W 55. it YS? 'ii' Q 99 ...,,,,, xv W D an 32 unm'i,,,f 'W' 5 ' f W f f'j' ,, 40 ' ' l1 'f ,. 1 W Y , Hg, M Q ,A -. 4 ,Ma 'ff 51159 f 'ygvv fm: ff ' W' W if cf Why AV Q V6 mg f vlefff? M K if 255 Q C af 225 f 34 ff' ,iv 3 'J FZ Ze: M ' ' Mb ci? v 3 , Senior Pep Club ignifed The explosion of enThusiasm Thai roclred Wood- ward This year. Officers are: Naniy Kleine, Recording SecreTaryg Mariie lovin, Ciirwupfgndinq Secremrvi Jay Wa'-Herman, President Louise Moyer, Vif 1: T'wf,idf:nTg Tloris Tliiugy, T-lisToiian. TNTXT piclured is Trease i.i1-r Jim Sf liwnbl. In a maze oT wires, Trying To conTacT The pro- iecfor room, is Myron Hermon, sTage crew member. L 'T A THE STUDENTS As underclassmen we realize ThaT iT is our duTy To prepare 'ior Taking over The leadership oT our school. To us Tails The Taslc oT mainTaining The highesT sTandards and ideals which The senior class has esTablished. Though The challenges be- wilder us, we accepT wiTh pride and enThusiasrn The iob QT preserving The Woodward TradiTion-a TradiTion which has dwelT Tor over a cenTury and a guarTer in The hearTs oT under- classmen. As voungsTers in The socieTy OT Woodward High School, we rnusT learn To undersTand The principles and pree cepTs ThaT govern our ever-expanding sTudenT body. Check . . . Woodward Chess Club. FirsT Row, LeTT To RighT: Terry lshilcawa, Mr. RoTJerT Connelly, Advisory JeTT Waclcsman, STeve Cohn, Presidenlg STanley SmiTh, Larry Horwilz, STevori Zalcem. Second Row: Bill Lipslcy, Recording SecreTaryg Paui McDorrnan, Errol Rosen, SecreTary and Team CapTain: Richard Topel, Mike l-ToTTman, PeTer Gabor, Jim BenneTT, Graham T-Tall. A common sighT in The Woodward circle is ThaT of vivacious sTudenTs waving from Their cars. - . ,' ,T IT 4. , 13 Y' v L J . ' , a, lm: tj 3' N I Y if , . ff , ty - F1 as , F .sf 4' Ac ..,:- 5 5 jk W I 'Q xffgrff 'rf A K A Q. E 1 Z Q 5 9 5 kgs 'ik M , ' L A 6 Q, . S. 'X 5 'df fn vc 5' 'K ff-,YQ .X 'I ax Tin H, 'X A - W Q 4 1. Y 3 353 M f 1 1 .-I e fff 17ffTwg - fl., 6437 f S ' v Y S525 . A ', A - hm 9 ' ' + 'ff -' l x L X, K, ff ,SQ f 'gs xi K M , , H. gg AN- W x . o .. kf pn S -K f, ' me ' ff , Q f My Q 1? QE at 4 ff 'L if Q L 1 , , 7 1 . 4f Q ' ,A 9 I ' F , x 5 ' .nf , -wi L A rm!! 1 K : -1. V' 1 1 L K nl I Q, ' ff ' 'if' ': f -, P f xff f f ' 3 fd' iw' -f-' f 6 A ar ik KJ r 1 L BEWILDERED ROOKIES ADJUST TO ROUTINE OF BUSTLING SCHOOL Bug SlsIers Jan Seaman and Merrille KoFIIer fake fume W Sharon S urow and RocImIIDomIm1r OPPOSITE PAGE FIRST ROW: I fXI'I I If 'XI AfH'IxIfX.1 i .xl-. ' M :P . -'X:I II SECOND ROW: I A1111 II. AQI I EI' If III ' 1 ,. , PM TXT II, W IQ I?I':wm I THIRD ROW: II--H I I II' I1 ::w In E L . I1 I E4 I '- IIIIPIVI11. I ' A il!-.ii g li 3 i if X Bi' .A 4 ...Q i i f .Fi M if in-L, R . 1 X F. w ' b F K E.. W,-xi ,..:-., i U ,ily . Q ,ii t Q, si., S AFV' K Y : V li x i 'Xf1 Eq- j' R K 4 .gr A .. ... S R 4 .il x- s .L . 'i -W A 1 Q. H' . . A ,. E Q .. , gk X my , . it , in ' . Z. Ji' -.ei fn? ' h -1 12, JE? . il -' 5 -.2 -' i I' f '34 5. 1. ' as , my , 1 ,. 1 - is .m - - E ,es 1 if f . m ' 1 i R N Q O A .JT . 5. 0 an 5, ox ., se ,, N . 1 ,QQ-- w if , - I .,... , h i Wi x Q in ,i n 'S gk if , ., a , , , R 4 , F ... , : :r r .. , . fi FOU RTH ROW: R. Braunslein, G. Brenner D. Brewer, W. Brolherlon, B. Brown, N. Buch- vvald,J.B1.Clrrnan,S.BuQqS,D,BL1SiClc,l-l,Cf1fTvirvS,lvl.Canler,J.Ca lSOI'1i S, Carson, J. Casper C, Casal . FIFTH ROW: R. Calfell, K. Chaney, R. Chapman, J. Chesser, R. Cholaclc, E, Clark, S. Ciarlr, S. Clayben, D, Claybwrn, M,Cc1hon M, Cohen, S, Cohen, L. Cohn, lVl.Cohn,Nl.Cor1S. SIXTH ROW: D. Cooper, R. Cooper, J. Copeland, D. Crase, S. Cunningham, B. Curliss, H. Curlsinq, R, Cushing, S, Culler, W, Davidson, L. Davies, R. Davies, K, Dean, D. Declclebaiim, B. Dennison. SEVENTH ROW: D. Dielz, Fl. Diezs, R. Dorbin, A. Dornbar, R. Domloar, J. Donders, C. Dorlrnan, G. Drexelius, J. Dunham, L. Duzzynal, S, Easler, C, Ebel, J. Ecbanlrs, A. Eden, R. Ehfron. EIGHTH ROW: G. Ellioff, K. Ellison, J. Epperson, R. Erazo, C, Evans, L. Evans, R. Feld- man, lvl. Ferguson, B. Finlr, G. Finlcelslein, T. Fisher, S. Flanagan, fx, Flanigan, L. Fleclclheim, Fl. Fleishrnan. NINTH ROW: S. Fluclciqer, l. Fox, J, Francis, D. Franklin, F. Freeman, S, Freeman, T, Freese, L. Friedberg, C. Friedman, E. Frieclman, J, Friedman, J, Fries, R. Froiken, S. Fullc, P. Gendelman, TENTH ROW: J. George, M. Gerson, G. Godbey, L. Gold, R. Golden, E. Goldenburq, T. Goldlarb, G. Goodman, G. Gordenbery, C, Gordon, B. Gover, S. Graller, R. Green, A, Greenberg, A. Greenland. 47 I I ' I 4 I 'PVY N K K 7 MQ fi. .off L ' N I .,, -' fg 3 I I F .. - QV 4.1 . f I I I M K X I A P . N .L ' . 3 I L E: I A V I M yy, Lx - A I A by in iw I R - 4 A 1 S I , ., ,- 'F I ' I A -,W ' . If X -I V14 A in. AA . 1' -,J S I ' Y! ' Q KF K Q hx E 4:13 M A N -C-1. - is I I . X ' I h ... II I fx A 1 I ,Q Nr' -1 , bu. 4 1 R 1 ak xx R I ' R M rp q 4.4.1 4 - fm 'I I II' , . .H :Q 'SF L L AR' A I ,, A ' . S 'S FIRST ROW: S, ffrrwrwwfffi, C. C'vrrsI1rrII, J. Grf1'w,vri'er, S. Hnberman, J. Haqomeyer, .I. II.aII, L. II.1'1v'rNw rr, F. Hamm-lr R. Harker, J. H5rnI, H, Harfrnan R,II1IIIr-IfI,I1. IIQIM-r C, HMII H. HaI.pSIern. SECOND ROW: R, IIfuNIrn'., I, IIfwLr,, S. Hay.-r,, I, Hearn, S, He wiq S. HeIman. J IIVIIIIII7, IIVIIII III'IIIII', II II -I, IIVISUUISI I1,III,pf-NMI, I. IIHIWIII. THIRD ROW: M, II' r.',.'r I' IIIWIHI I. II' Nz rr, N. IIuRdI, M, HurrIoy B, Hymon I. I.1rnnf,, .I, ,I,,, FIV, R- I,y,rwI'-qYII,,I,1'IH'S I..l.1IIa, Cv, JnrnrfIc, G, Jesse, IRI, .IfrIrrr-.f rv, S, .IfrIvrr.If-rw, FOURTH ROW: CQ, ,lfrnf-u, S. .Ifrnref,, P. KfmImlwII, I.. Kanwr, M. KapIan, P, KapIan, S. , . . Yrrplran, II. KM1, R. Krmfz, R. KeeI, K. KeIy, D. Krnman, P. KIeune, T. Krw1IvI, C. Krvrrfrp. FIFTH ROW: R. Kampman, B. Ko-,Imver F. Krm,-r, A Kmxff: B. Kr: pr--Id, J. Kr..pnII., E. Krune, K. Khresman, H. Ladrwr, L. Lqnvb L, Lonrr fx,Lam1, B, Lava. F, Lanq, S. LeI1rer. SIXTH ROW: S. Lopvlry, R. Lesser, I. Levine, P, Lovin- K. Ll'bc'rwv,g-yu 5 Lg.U,gqIw,.'g D, Linder, J. Lindsey, J. Lrpsky, P. Lees, A. Lf xr- ow I. Lmnswrr, S. Luken, F. Malmn, H. Mahan. SEVENTH ROW: D. MaIIin, J, MaIerm, T. Mareqdis, B. Murnw-, R. MfawIm ', K. Mnrmaof D, Marfin, J. Masvonardo, C, Marflwew-. D. MM Iwvw, M, NMI, P, IVICDEBVIII, D. Mc IIvnIn, E, MHIHIOSI1,G.MIKRLwLwr1 EIG-HTH ROW: V. MLLauqI1Iin, J. Melrnse, M. MencIuI5wn, D. Merriff, C. Mower, J. Messer, I. Messing, S, Mefz. D, Meyerb, B. MIIIer, S, MiIIer, B. Moore, C. Moore, J. More, E. Morifz. 48 OPPOSITE PAGE NINTH ROW: R. Morris, J. Mossbaclc, L. Mullenix, R. Myerson, M. Nalhan, N. Nell R. Newhauser, B. Newman, H. Newman, S. Newslafe, L. Noiman, M Ogden, M. O'Hair, S. Olcrenf, N. Osborn. TENTH ROW: B. Oscherwifz, K. Oscherwilz, P. Oflinq, W. Overslreel, M. Pa+on, C Fallon, J. Peck, R. Pendry, L. Perlslein, B. Phelps, P. Phillips, S. Pilder T. Poley, L. Pollard, F. Pool, ELEVENTH ROW: R. Pope, S. Posfolslci, D. Powell, K. Price, M. Ouinn, S, Rahn, J. Randolph S. Rayes, T. Redmon. J, Reinboch, L. Reins, J. Reis, M. Reisenberq, B Ririslcy, I-I, Rissover. THE SEVENTH GRADE CHALLENGES ROOKIES FIRST ROW: S. Riffenhouse, A. Roarlc, J. Robinson, S. Rolniclc, J. Roofs, G. Rubin R. Rubin, R. Rubin, S. Ruperl, M. Russalc, J. Sacks, R. Sacks, D. Salea J. Salyers, A. Sames. SECOND ROW: G. Sames, L, Sandler, J. Sands, E. Sapadin, N. Sapadin, S. Sardenga L. Schlachl, A. Schulfz, J, Schwarlz, S. Schwarlz, S. Sedqewicli, P. Segal P. Seidner, S. Selevan, S. Serollcin. THIRD ROW: V. Shafer, J. Shaffer, E. Shapiro, S. Sharlman, J. Sharp, R. Sharp, M Shind, F. Sien, H. Silverman, I-I. Silverman, M. Silverman, M. Silverslein A. Simon, C. Simoneri, J. Sims, FOU RTH ROW: B. Singlefon, S, Slcurow, S. Smith, C. Smilh, D. Smilh, K, Smilh, R. Smifh, D, Snieder, J. Speeq, L. Spiegel, J. Sfacey, L. Sfarlc, R. Sfeinau, J Slellonlcamp, D. Slevens. ...J .,.,,. - in ...i I was .94 BELOW s Miss Schafsfall, diefifian, enioys fhe job of oFFiciaI 'Iasfer. FIFTH ROW: L. Sfevens, S. Sliebel, K. Sfollzman, K. Slrunlc, J. Sweel, D. Taulbee, E Taylor, J. Taylor, J. Taylor, M. Taylor, L. Thielen, K. Thielmeyer, S Thomas J. Todd, C. Tomarin. SIXTH ROW: E. Toner, R. Ullner, G. Uqruhn, D. Vanderqrilrl, C. Vandiver, J. VanSloarq M. Vondergrirl, E. Waclcsman, L. Waldman, K. Wallace, P. Wallas, R Ward, C. Warlh, J. Washer, R. Wasserman. SEVENTH ROW: S. Walson, W. Walson, N. Waxman, H. Weinberg, D. Weislcillel, L Weissbaclc, M. Werfhaiser, S. Wesllalce, R. Whiles, C. Wilkerson, R Wilkinson, S. Wilkinson, K. Williams, P. Williams, P. Williams. EIGHTH ROW: M. Willis, M. Wilson, L. Wolf, S. Wolfson, D. Yosafaf, B. Younq, S Zalcem, M. Zaleslcy, T. Zemboch, I. Zimmerman, K, Zins. M .K .W nfl gil Q A14 - If' I :': 49 EIGHTH GRADE ENERGY STIMULATES ACHIEVEMENT, PROVIDES SATISFACTION The Junior High SchooI is a worIcI in iIseII and eigh'rI'i-gracI- ers are among Ihose who enioy II. Now acguainfe-CI wiih Ihe high schooI, Ihey enlfhusiasfically ioin CIubs and aciiviiies. Many parIicipaIe in Junior Sfudenf CounciI, Junior Drama Club, and in The Junior I-Iigh Band and Choir. The I'IobL'y CIub has aroused Iheir inferesf wiIh an overflow IurnouI of energefic eighfh-graders. Promising young aIhIeIes perform on Ihe Junior I-Iigh Ieams which provide rugged compefiiion for rival schools. RegardIess of Ihe acfiviries Ihey pursue. eighfh-graders sfudy hard and play hard-Ihe combinafion resuIIing in a successIuI year. 50 FIRST ROW: S. Aaronson, B. Abboll, A. Abrams, S. Adams, J. Alberr, L. Alcorn, E. Allen, J. Anderson, C. Annenberg, D. Aperrnan, S. Appel, R. Appen lelder, A. Arlcusln, C. Aslncrall, V. Azouz. SECOND ROW: D. Babbiff, L. Baldwin, G. Ballard, E. Barloer, L. Bargo, F. Barlcer, C. Barnes, C. Barnelf, K. Baylen, L. Beck, M. Bell, S, Bennell, M. Bernsfein, B. Biggs, M. Blevins. THIRD ROW: S. Bloom, Brady, H. Brau, R. Brelwm, S. Brenner, B. Bridge, R. Broclcman, B. Brown B. Brown, C. Brown, FOURTH ROW: J. Brown, F. Browning, H. Burns, S. Buslw, L. Byar, R. Caddell, B. Calm M. Callner, R. Campbell, R. Carpenler, R. Cassell, C, Calalin, M Caveny, P. Childers, V. Clabouqlw. FIFTH ROW: F. Cleary, N. Cclwen, S. Colwen, P. Collins, G. Combs, L. Combs, D E, Bobowslci, S. Bobsr, G. Bourne, S. Boymel, J. Bradner, B. Conison, B. Cordes, J. Cornell, K. Crablree, P. Daniel, M. Daniels, M Davis, J. Deal, B. Dearringer. SIXTH ROW: N. Denbler, C. Deulsclw, C. Drake, S. Dunie, L. Durham, B. Dwyer, T Dyer, L. EFFron, B. Eikens, N. Elliof, D. Elliof, J. Elmore, F. Erazo, L Ervin, N. Eubanlcs. SEVENTH ROW: J. Evans, L. Evans, V. Evans, S. Eve, B. Feldman, B. Feldman, D. Fensler R. Feucliler, A. Fidler, C. Fislwofl, A. Fluciger, S. Foley, S. Forrest, R Fox, S, Fox. EIGHTH ROW: D. Franklin, P. Friedman, R. Friedenn, J. Gaqliano, M. Garmarnilc, R Gasi, G. Gels, S. Gerber, F. Gerson, S. Giesser, E. Golgslein, L. Gold slein, B. Goldslone, S. Goller, R. Goodman. NINTH ROW: B. Goodpasler, H. Goodwin, D. Griesser, A. Grubbs, M. Hagemeyer J. Haggard, J. Hall, S. Hall, F. Hamm, K. Harris, R. Harris, A. Hasse- bruclc, S. Hassel, R. Haulc, D. Hayes. 'X iiiili . 'lzl .lai L -. iili l 'ii - ti.. I I a s In 1: AI A f . . . 'v li h ' dx 14 as . T ---- ' ' is 1 f '1'sf- 1 '-'21 I sv :. 1: - A J A .I .I A A - si ff . 4 Ea-3 N -.3 :':i . W 442 I xl Q ,fi 1 ' ,a J arl i ff s... 'ii' is..i.. A 1 i I .. . . I as l 51 Our nurse, Miss Yvonne BaIzer, comforfs and reassures a sick IiHIe boy FIRST ROW: L, Hayes, S, Hiii, G, Hiilinan, M, I-Indesln, L, Hosiigk, D, Hgwe II, R. IIHII, D, IIuqIir1',, S. II'iIIun, M, I-Iyrnans, F.Jafkf.on, G,Jarvis, C,JoI1n- win, P. Johnson. SECOND ROW: J. .Ifmff-,, K. Jnncis, J. Jwrdan, H, Joslin, L. Kahn, S. KandIison, J. Karp. S. Katz, K. Knni, S. Koci, D. KoiIIi, R. Kciiy, P. Kinq, S, Kinney. A WORLD IN ITSELF THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL OFFERS FUN-FILLED YEARS THIRD ROW: M. Kirk, V. Konlnier, A. Karaviiz, M. Kruke, L. Landman, L. Lane, B Lapidus, N. Larabee, A. Larason, S. Lanierbadi, D. Lawhorn, C. Leeqard N. Lepch, S. Loder. FOU RTH ROW: A. Levi, C. Levine, H. Lieber1IIiaI, R. Liebnan, D. Lienenbrink, L. LiIIie R. Lipp, B. Lipsky, D. Lipsky, M. Lipson, S. Lipson, R, Lonq, S. Loos W. Love. FIFTH ROW: G. Lyiel, T. Macfarland, C. Maciniyre, D, Manqus, S. Manninq, J Mapies, B. Marfin, J. Marfin, M. Marfin, R. Mass, F. Mailnews, D. Mc- Carfhy, S. Macclanaiian, G. McDanieI. SIXTH ROW: J. McNoaI, L. Mediey, T. Menke, M. Mercer, T. Mefcaife, L. MiIIer, S MiIIer, C. Milis, K. Mifman, W. Morgan, G. Morris, P. Mor+on, A Muiiins, N. Munqovan. K i ...: F .... . .. . K I , .,:- 5' as -i-.Q.P 4 - . ..... .--.. . W. A 4 A . ,.... 3' 2, I ,.,, .. - :,': -1 X gf X i 5 VV V- 4 4 - R QX .....i . i .... , Q., . i'Q. X . in H H . ' ZW .., ' ..: : ' .. . Sk Xffw v,,. A ,-, .lrlzf I Q X Q ' I C . .i ... 1 . .... 1 , .. uk I V, K i ii I I K , , i n A If D k J .. A . AN . ix . is . gr ' An., W 9 ,,, , i ff- ',,, ,L ,i'- , is ' ' , K M 3 Y , ..f, .. '-y-Q... A ' ,,-: 2 , .,. '-,..- Q ' 'N X J i Q W I J. Eri it X .M f h Z 9' r up hi . we R s W ' 4 255 5 R'-'fsff . 4 u . Y.. ' A -' 59 T :A I .f ,,,, K K A A H , A , -.-- I if-9. , E 52 , if '2 '.,. W is F.-sy rj sb if ee A vs K X ..-. 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FOURTH ROW: M. Schwariz, B. Schwariwalder, A. Shapiro, E. Shell, N. Shelor, A. Shind, C. Shamlo, B. Siegel, J. Siegel, L. Sigmon, L. Simon, M. Simons. C. Sin- qlefon. FIFTH ROW: L, Sklar, M. Skurrow, S. Skurrow. E. Smiih, V. Smilh, N. Sneed, S. Spiegel, E. Sfacey, J. Sfern, G. Siolres, D. Sione, R. Sfone, B, Slranqe. SIXTH ROW: S. Sirong, B. Sfrunk, D. Slrunlc, H. Sudman, J, Sweeney, A, Sweet L. Taulbee, D. Taylor, D. Teilellaaum, P. Thiberl, J. Thompson, B, Talle, J. Treilaerb. SEVENTH ROW: E. Trimble, A. Turner, D. Turr, M. Vaughn, D. Wallace, R. Warner, R. Wayne, G. Weaver, S. Weiner, N. Weing, C. Weinsfein, J. Weilzman, D. Wernicli. EIGHTH ROW: D. Weslney, C. Weizel, B. Wheeler, D, Wheeler, E. Wheeler, K. Wheeler, P. Wheeler, S, Wilkes, T. Wilder, O. Williams, D. Winders, D, Wolfson A. Wolpa. NINTH ROW: D. Woods, T. Woodward, R. Worihingfon, C, Wubbolding, B, Yosaiai J. Yosafai, S. Zappin, H. Zigler. 1 gm Mmm mmm . . . cherry pie and sweef roIIs Freshmen are fhe leaders of fhe iunior high school. Elecfed officers of high clubs, fhey assume addifional responsibilifies .is organizers. Many are inifiafed info Junior Nafional I-Ionor Sociefy-efhe highesf achievemenf of fhe ninfh-grader. The freshmen guide fin inexperienced junior high, and wifh fhis Ifiulr enioy new respecf. Junior high afhlefics include fool- bull, bfizlcefball, swimming, and fumbling. For the girls Junior O.A.A. offers soccer, volleyball, badminfon, and soffball. Climaxing fhe yeur is a spring dance fhaf provides a senfi- menfal memory for every freshman. ni-limi , - FRESHMEN ASSUME LEADERSHIP, PRIVILEGES OF JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES ?, S Junior Pep Club members are proud Io wear buifons Hopeful sfudio arfisfs? Phofography Club mem- bers: Michael Adler, Bill Hunnicuff, Gone Feller, Presidenff Mr. Joseph Horfon, Advisor: Terry IshiIcawa, Bernd Manclersfhied, George Unrino, Slove Levmhh, Herb Zloicr and Mark Treifel. N9 as T xiii 351' .F w. 'Iv ..,- . a : gr. T ., ' 1' A I R is . . . .. . . J . A ' U ,.., .',:,f , r -1 M.. Rx rw is .I X 1, Q. .. . ' . : :'?:' I ' . 1 , pb 5 L L .,.. 1. it Ei ,,i.: F in in ug.. . X Y . 1: ,-,, E: K .,,,, g I I::h, - r A ' Tr A . . A .,,: K.. . - -, . M... air AD I f . 14. A 'J' I f - - X V... A 5 3 1: '5.q' I . re. , ...K , ,. if , , ir.. J' . T i i .K J ria R... ,+ b I ,,., I ' I . ef f: -1 I - - I 1- I . - 9' . ,f-ffm . - . 3 . , -Q 1. .. . LL .,.,,, . .... il Xl ir. f FIRST ROW: T. Abbofl, B. Ackerman, A. Adams, P. Alexander, D. Allen, J. Allred J. Apseloff, T. Ballard, J. Baldock, S. Barlow, A. Barr, S, Barhqeld, K Bayersdorfer, L. Beavers, K. Beck. SECOND ROW: G. Becker, D. Beedle, R. Bellinqlnam, K. Berqer, B. Berman, F. Bernsfein R. Berzing, S. Blackwelder, J. Boyles, M. Brewer, B. Brislow, R. Brooks: B. Brown, D. Brown, G. Brown. THIRD ROW: E. Brackelf, C. Brownslein, T. Bugq, J. Blirnell, S. Burcliell, J. Burress M. Cable, J. Cain, J. Campbell, C. Carle, J. Carusone, M. Caslillo M. Claude, E. Cennell, M. Clwudnolf. FOURTH ROW: B. Clayland, E. Colnen, L. Colden, N. Colnen, B. Cole, J. Collins, J, Cons C. Cook, G. Cook, J. Cooper, T, Cosrello, J. Cunninqlnam, L. Curlis J. Danislave. L. Davies. FIFTH ROW: G. Dennis, J. Deskins, B. Devaud, C. Dillard, R. Dillinglwam, L. Dinello. J. Dishan, T. Dombar, L. Dorn, G. Douqhman, V. Duncanson, C. Durlvam, L. Dye, R. Einlworn, M. Elkus. SIXTH ROW: J. Elliolf, J. Elliofl, R. Elman, E. English, G. Faqin, O. Fallon, A. Fausl. A. Felmer, J. Ferris, J. Fien, S. Finie, P. Fisliler, J. Fleq, L. Floyd, E. Foqel. SEVENTH ROW: E. Francis, L. Frank, P. Frank, P. Frank, S. Frankel, B. Freeman, D. Free- man, C. Freese, L. Frirz, G. Gable, R. Gindy, G. Glazer, P. Goelz, J. Golllin, J. Goldberg. EIGHTH ROW: J. Green, M. Groller, G. Grooms, J. Grosswiler, C. Gruenmeier, R. Gubesi, M. Gud, J. Guflwrie, P. Gufin, P. Gulin, P. Haas, N. Halper, D. Hamm, A. Harper. C. Harris. FIRST ROW: E. Hafienback, E. Haws, T. I-Ieilbrun, D. I-leiman, A. Hellzer, J. Henri, C, llill, E. Hines, H. Hirsch, E. Hoflimeier, C. I-loque, T. Hollrnan, P. Iioquo, J. Hooker, J. I-lurnknel. SECOND ROW: L. Hiifcliison, J, Jackson, M. Jacobs, B. Jolnnsrin, K. Jolnnson, J. Jung, A. N. Kapplrrr, R. Kellerman, B. Kelley. THIRD ROW: II. Kemp, L. Kinq, K. Kinzie, A. Kliunman, S. Knabelkamp, P, Koelwl, A. Ianq, V. Lawliorn. FOU RTH ROW: W. lawlnorn, E. Lamru-,, J. Lesliner, Levine, C. lfwiiirliale, R. Linkous, D. Liflman, D. Lipman, E, Lilwack, D Iubow, D. lVIH'Pi'lf:FSfif'I, D, Maness. FIFTH ROW: W. Miinrgiis, l. Mmfuu, J. Marfus, S, Marsliall, A. Mcfxnincli, D, MC- L., . E. Jasper, R, Jenkins, J. Jenfelson, Kabakofl, J, Kabakofl, D, Kabbin, Kirsclibaum, l. Klayman, G. Klein, E. D. Kolller, J. Kondrilzer, L. Kolin, G. Lesker, L. Levine, M. Levine, T. i Donald, P. McGuire, S. Medros, 6. Merkowilz, B. Merrill, B. Miller, R Miller, R. Miller, H. Miiclwell, C. Morgan. SIXTH ROW: N. Morgan, L. Murray, M. Nazzarini, D. Odenlws, A. Opaler, J. Oppenheimer, C. Osborn, N. Pafferson, M, Peaslee, S, Peck. SEVENTH ROW: D. Peek, B. Pendlefon, M. Peskin, J. Pesouf, M. Price, R. Rabin, I. Rlwenqold, H. Rickslialer, Robinson, M. Roger, S. Rosenbaum. EIGHTH ROW: D. Rosenfield, B. Rosensiein, P. Rosenwald, J. Rubin, L. Rubin, J. Ruskin, A. Saier, Scliulzinqer, C. Seiirisl, R, Segal. NINTH ROW: M. Seidenrnan, C. Seilker, C. Shafer, J. Siebler, B. Sielber, B. Sirnon Smiilw. L. Slnuller, B. M. Smifln, S. Nicker, S. Nipper, C, Nix, C D. Owen, W. Parsons Pinales, R. Porqes, H G. Ridonl, S. RoberIs, J R. Roflw, B. Ronda, C. Roucia R. Sandler, J. Siliiender, B Sliaw, V. Sliepman, R. Shore , N, Simon, J. Smillw, J. Smiiin -. K I as Hr Q wi. . .. . L, ' vw ili ' i ii.. I NX 1 .an 1 -iii . . - , . 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'B R' r ' -A A K , , ,,, A. . .1 I--.-:. ,Q K .., , V . N y ,.,, in 1 fzz A .... - if '-Zf i ' .,,, I ,,,,,::g:. ' Q A A J FIRST ROW: Waldman, B. Walker, N. Wallcins, D. Waison, G. Walls, B. Weber, S. Snider, I-I. Snyder, M. Snyder, D, Spaulding, B. Speeq, J. Slander. M. Slanfill, A, Sfeir, S. Sfein, G. Sleinlunl, E. Slern, P. Slorm, B, Sfrunk. SECOND ROW: V. Swanson, J, Sweef, K. Taulbee, D. Taylor, L. Taylor, J. Terloaclw, S. Tlwielen, C. Tobin, D. Troy, R. Ulrnan, M. VanGelder, Vauqlif, N. Vincenl. THIRD ROW: R. Vogel, E. Voylcs, J, Waclcbman, J. Waqner, D. Wainer, C, Waile, IVI. Mr, Nelson Swearingen, Head Engineer, cI'1ecI:s dials and gauges in boiler room. Weber. FOURTH ROW: A. Weinberg, S. Weinberq, S. Weiner, B. Weiss, N, Wesierman, Wliiie, C. Wiqqlesworllw, P. Wise, D. Will, D. Wolf, H. Wolfson, Wolfson, D. Wood. FIFTH ROW: B. Woodridge, M. Woodrurri, R. Youlcilis, L. Zalcew, D. Zeisler, A, Zimn E. Zwerin, M. Zwerin. THE EDUCATIONAL PLANT OIF WOODWARD REQUIRES MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR Smarf baslrefball player Don Elmore calculafes The fIigh+ of +he ball lo hoop wilh his slide rule. SOPHOMORES FEEL THE EXCITEMENT AND PRESSURE OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The 'renlh grade is a year of decision. College preparalorv schedules wilh advanced placemenl programs are ohfered lo The aggressive sludenl. Une musl decide whelher or noi lo ioin a sororily, lralernily, or remain independenl. ln fha sophomore year sludenls have The opporluniry lo ioin many clubs. The eager lenlh-graders musl fudge and choose wisely, deciding for himself if he is capable ol mainlaining class' room slandards under The load of aclivilies. Noi only do his decisions alzlecl his high school rouline, buf They also have a lar-reaching ehfecf upon his life. ln The fenlh grade, a sludenl should form plans for his posl-high school career and corre- lale his high school program wilh lhese plans. The lenlh grader realizes lhal his road lo success is made inlinilely easier by preparalion and planning. Beware, freshmen-This is geome- fry, fhe nemesis of all sophomores. 58 J' FIRST ROW: L. Abbof, S. Abbor. J. Ach, R. Adams, T. Adams, N. Allbrighf, J. All geyer, M. Akhson, T. Aposroldis, E. Arkush, J. Arms+ronq, T. Armsfrong P. Aron, M. Afkins. SECOND ROW: B. Aukf, G. Aukf, M. Aufenkieb, S. Azouz, J. Badder, T. Baechle, K. Baqdak, J. Balke, J. Bally, M. Baker, J. Barber, J. BarreH', J. Parrish, C. Barfelk. THIRD ROW: J. Barfleff, S. Basiham, H. Bear, B. Beck, J. Benhase, D. Benson, U Benson, C. Berekue, A. Berger, H. Berman, H. Bernfeld, A. Bernsfein F. Bernsiein, B. Binkley. FOURTH ROW: M. Bkum, S. Bonem, D. Bookman, J. Borer, J. Bofener, T. Boyer, A Braien, P. Broerman, B. Brooks, E. Brown, J. Brown, L. Brown, W. Brown, R. Bryant FIFTH ROW: E. Bryden, B. Bryson, K. Bucks, J. Busby, J. Bush, J. Bushman, D. Bufz, L. Byrd, R. Cabb, T. Caddell, B. Cankanzaro, D. Carpenker, B. Carson D. Carfer. SIXTH ROW: S. Chefwood, A. Chflfe, P. Cobb, A. Cohen, M. Cohen, R. Cohn, J Compfon, S. Conneff, T. Cooper, S. Corbeff, C. Corey, M. Corum, D Coffier, M. Cox. SEVENTH ROW: B. Cozzens, P. Crews, G. Danlel, S. Dassinger, S. DeBruIer, M. Deckek Baum, R. DeGroT'f, K. Defade, B. Denison, S. Deskins, R. Dessauer, S Devaud, T, Dewey, J. Diefz. EIGHTH ROW: A. DoH, D. Dornbar, E. Donohoe, M. Dorfman, J. Dorn, 6. Drake, M Dray, H. Dressel, D. Drexelius, B. Dwyer, H. Dyer, B. Ebbee, E. Effron L. Eggerdine. NINTH ROW: J. Eflls, S. Ely, K. Erickson, B. Evereif, B. Evlsfon, B. Ewine, S. Fahren bruck, H. Falkensfein, R. Falkensfein, B. Fakkon, B. Fakonq, J. Farkaus H. FeInquTd, J. Ferris. Oh! He bIew ?I'1e Iayup We sIiII have a chance FIRST ROW: FOURTH ROW: A. ffeufIwIf1v I. If-.fy .I. F'-Idf-r, F, PM-Idvvv, B. PIP' Iv, S. I:IncIIfzw, M, P. Qddrvmrx M. 'ff Idsmdrx, R. L1-f4IA.f'mz, I. Gc0dIPwcIvv', B. Cwwd IWI, I. ImIf-, A. Im- IMII, .I. I'IlI'1IVI N. PM mf-V, B. Frank J. Frank, wfrw, S, GNN, R. Cf-wwf, P. GOIIIIUI3, II. Grimm, I, GFOMW, G, Gm-onIoo J, GFIOWHQ, C. CKVIVUD .1,GmvwiI'w. SECOND ROW: W V x FIFTH ROW: Ill' JYIISILIQ' Irlkm? Ji FFIIUISIIII' ELFFISK' Eligcmg' K. I-Iaq0r:,ImrwC'I, A. Ihwvm, J, II.mcI, K, II.wIw, R. Harblm, G, Hnvdirwq, 'FIWVLH It IEg1i'y,,H!y I Im ' ' 'X' I' 'I I' ' U ' ' U I' ' F. Harqravc-, L. Iimrlw J. IIN? K. II.1v'w-IQ, J, I'I:1fd0U I.. IIaSdom, J. I-Iasscbw Ie, B. IIMIM, THIRD ROW: SIXTH ROW: I', fm' 4-Iv-f, I. Vw .I CYAN I II. C VI., A. C f',I 1,-' A. GCUII 4-, M. A. Ha., Iwm, J. II.1wIUm, H. I'Ia5nII, D, lime-A-, J. I-Ioidomrvfi, J. I'IoIm- IH-vw vw, I5 I' ' rw nw, I, Iw ,I'u'1, J, ff f- 1-V, If QvI'v5.I, T. GIWW, E, baf.I1, I-I. HmIIIwr, R. Hum, J. IIvv'dvI- Iv S. IIvr'CIrf. M C. IIvv'bvv'I, L. If If-vI1-rwxlf-v, I, I' HIM-v'1. HQrd'r'r-r, N. IIOrfwmrw, C. I'I0v P. I , 4 K Q , 2 , ., Z j Q -, I x ' if A A ',,' I ,,.,' in - ff ' ,,,.:' I '01, ' I P, X I I ,. .. . I ' P' Y fy , xg! I I -,,. .S vw I I 'YE 'ff HHQ' S, K X . Q' 1 .. V K R A . Q in I H ' A -I K V . z . Q -1 A F . .K .- I mf A . , I s -'33 ' I I . . :,., , . x '21 . . W L f 1 5 . ..,. I Axe-, ' I . L, , 1 i Q-q:. I , 1 ga. z . ,,. -V ' I I .. '-Q' , ' .: s I I-ff . - . I V p K if K . S vw, . ' J -1' . EX . s 'wif ' Q .. iv' I ---S X . X I Q In f . . , 4, L W , . S Q lx . HEI' I ..,'.' ,. ' P K 1 ' ' . I K ' A I ' i A :,-: A f A J A X --L I q we ... ' ,, 1 . 'sul 1 'g J ' . 60 F ggi- , ZS- if . ,,,,, H :gi . va NH ,X .W v , J . A , ,A ? - .I . FIRST ROW: G, Herron, B, Hesse, M. Hesse, T. Hiiion B. Hippard, J. Hobqood, S. Hobson, T. Hohrnan, D. Horwiiz, J, Hoiiand, D. I-Iosfivck, J. Howard, D. I-Iowson, N. Hnnier. SECOND ROW: J. Huiion, B. Hiinnicuff, D. Huries, K. Hyarns, 5. Hyman, H. Jackson, C. Jacobs, S. Jaiia, H. Jarson, M. Jemison, T. Jesse, A. Johnson, R. Johnson. THIRD ROW: S. Johnson, P, Johnston, J. Jones, E. Kabalnorhf, J. Kabakoif, S. Kahn, B. Kassner, S. Kafz, K. Keifh, C. Kendie, S, Kehenaclcer, J. Key, C. Kiene- man, J. King. W.F.A.E. is on II1e air. Announcers and scripi wri+ers. Firsf Row: Charles Shafer, Ron Rofh, Second Row: Mike Gehrinq, Jim Sachs, Barbara Porier, Peie Leeds, Barbara Lauierbafh, Coniinuiry Direc- Ior: Shi Jenss. Gii Ehfron, Proqram Direcior. A WHIRL OF ACTIVITIES PROVIDES AN OUTLET FOR TALENT AND ENERGY FOURTH ROW: M. Kinq, J. Kirk, M. Kiein, H. Kiump, M. Kohn, S. Kraus, B. Kuresrnnr J. Kuhlman, M. Lamb, S. Lanq, K. Laprade, D. Lawrence, E. Lawson, J Lauman. FIFTH ROW: D. Leirninsfoi, M. Lerninq, B. Lerman, B, Lesier, M. Levine, R, Levy, B Lewis, K. Lind, J. Linder, R. Lindwaii, J. Lipoicy, J, Lohs, B, Lucas, C Lucas. SIXTH ROW: P. Lures, D. Luken, S. Madinoviiz, D. MacIcnighI, D. Maninfyre, H. Manoa J. Mangus, D. Mann, J. Mann, J. Marsh, N. Marshaii, G. Mariin, .J Mariin, S. Marrin. SOPHOMORES MEET THE FIRST REAL PROBLEMS OF ADOLESCENCE Junior Y-Teens enioy fellow- ship. Firsf Row: Beverly Vanqiii. Second Row: Anita Mcxininch, Gail Brown, Judy Smifn, Geii S-Warrnan, Third Row: Syiyia Mar-,Half Maryanne Brower, Kay Kinzic, Marqie Wondrum. Fourfh Row: Sharon Nipper, Cam! Brannaiif-n, Nanfy Wes?- err-nan. These Debaie Club members are proficienf in argumenfafion and discussion: Bi T Hoe-H, Cary Crfzt:nTrw, Jeff Wai'RSman, Mu John Anapio, Larry Crabhfw, Ciwarivs Snafnr. Officers of Senior Y-Teens being insfalled: Jcvni louhr' man, P51 Tffwvii Kny Waiis. Hrflnn Cffdvr Marin- Lmin. Q.. I yi K .. S- FIRST ROW: J Mascari S Malhews M Malhis J Na A McCandish C Mc . , . , . , , gy, . , . - Collurn. A. McConnell, D. McDaniels, S. McLaughlin. D. McParlin, F. Meadows, C. Meier, J. Mensinq, E. Messer, J. Messer. SECOND ROW: G. Meyer, J. Me ers, I, Me ers, M. Me ers M. Minlurn T. Moerlein Y Y Y - - - S. Moa, W. Moomaw, C. Morgan, B. Morris, B, Moser, C. Moses, B. Mosher, S, Mounlain, P. Mueller. THIRD ROW: L. Mullacey, B, Myers, C. Myers, H. Nadel, P. McCall, L, Nalhan, S Nechernias, S. Newman, T. Newman, H. Newsiale, V. Nichols, D. Oakley, B. Oalcs, B. Ohe, M. Orchin. FOURTH ROW: I. Okvif, P. Owens, E. Oyersfreef, M. Pabsl, M. Padqell, C. Palmiler, G. Parsons, S. Palricolf, L. Paul, S. Payne, F. Pearl, R. Peaslee, H. Peele S. Pellens, G. Peferson. mg. -ni , I Q 353' , D ,,,,. -ai iii I N if .,, 0- FIFTH ROW: B. Phillips, J. Phillips, C. Piclcens, H. Pinq, R. Pislley, T. Praifl, D. Purdy B. Rabenslein, M. Rahg, S. Ralphy, 6. Rand, B. Rapp, P. Rauch, S Reilzes, M. Reinschmidl. SIXTH ROW: M. Reinhard, K. Reeve, L. Reed, D. Reddevl, D. Read, R. Richardson J. Richler, A. Rinslcy, S. Rodclner, R. Rodner, F. Rombold, B. Rose, B Rose, J. Rose, M. Rose. SEVENTH ROW: M. Ross, M, Rolhrnan, J. Rousseau, L. Rubin, K. Rudder, B. Rush, C Rufledqe, M. Sachs, P. Sams, R. Sass, N. Saffler, P. Sawyer, G. Scalf R. Scarborough, S. Schaeffer. EIGHTH ROW: R. Schalz, K. Schmidf, R. Schoeniqer, D, Schneider, G. Schnee, S. Seid- ler R. Seqale, H. Simons, N. Scoll, D. Schwarz, R. Schwarlz, M, Schwarlz M. Schwarfz, 6. Schulze, T. Scholl. mf . is WE . - f A nl'nfr i N '.,,b 1,., bbzbzi Q f r sr i .. 63 if as si as s. 'sg gk , R all if , 1,33 . K .. S. i T. A Y.: J' 5 Q. ' wi Q .GMU FIRST ROW: T. Snniwr, B. Somtkin, V. Sevesler, E. Sha iro G. She herd T Sherman F3 - T3 1 - B, Sherrow, K. Shirk, F, Shockley, M. Shore, L. Shoiwell, S. Shuck, C. Shul lr'r, D. Sinqel, J. Silyersfein. SECOND ROW: F. Sirnkin, L. Simmons. F. Simon, H, Simons, E. Sinqlefon, N, Sirlcin, M Skiirrmw, H. Small, A. Smalhew, B, Smilh, E. Smifh, H. Smifh, J. Smilh, M Smilh, S. Snyder. THIRD ROW: B, Solomon, H. Spencer, M, Spiegel. K, Spice, A. Spolfedhorse, L. Sprec- kclmeir, N, Sleole, R. Sfedinq. N. Sleidle, N, Slephenson, C. Slerblinq S. Sloyfrnu, B. Slrzwarl, J. Siockurn B, Slone, FOURTH ROW: M, Stone, E. Sfraiqhl, H, Slrauf., J. Slrauss, C. Sfreielf, M. Sfrobel, J Slmrno, B. Sfudf, M. Slucbinq, C. Snlau C. Summers, R. Summers. S. Swanson, L. Tale. E. Taylor. FIFTH ROW: J, Taylor, S. Tenbosch, S. Terrell, A. Tessel, A, Tassel, B. Thielen, E Thompson, D. Tilford, J. reanq, M. Trascareur, M. Traufrnan. SIXTH ROW: E. Turner, D. Vanness, B. VanSiaars, W, Verlner. J. J. Vockel, W. Vo4nKorTT, L. Wagner, P, Waqner, S. D, Waller, S, Wallers, J, Walson. SEVENTH ROW: B. Webb, J. Weisman Woodall, L. Woodyard , N. Weiss, J. Worman, T. J Wolfin bar cr, H. Wise I - q Q son, P. Williams, D, Williams, N. Widrner. EIGHTH ROW: Tile, F. Toepier. R. Tolberl, M. Topel, M. Tor Vickers, V, Minqes Walker, T. Wallinq Wolf, B. Wood, J C. Winder, S, Wil J. Whilaker, L. Whaley, M. Weslerlinq, E, Weslbrook, B, Weinslein, M Wesley, J Wray, C. Wynn, J. Wynn, B, York, J, Young, HEALTH AND HAPPINESS ARE NURTURE-D BY WOCJDWARD FELLOWSHIP Big Sisfers guide lheir liHle sisfers fhrough The firsl phase of Junior High life. Firsl Row: Carol Hail, Jan Seaman, Merrille Kolller, Mariie Levin, Second Row: Michael Meisel, Chickie Srein, Sherry Case, Sandi Snider, Sue Zemboch, Bobbi Siebler, Karen Franklin, Barbee Dehlarr Sharon Carp, Srephanie Buichkes, Donna Vandenburq, Sue Tash, Paula Nebolsky. Third Row: Marilyn Binlord, Barb Savery, Sue Thomas, Carole Brenner, Diana Siabner, Paqqy Fahy, Jan Blersch, Ann Hoshaw, Judy Williams, Carol Benson, Vicki Franklin, Judy Rouizonq, Toni Meyer. A Q, mimi, C -Ear e ,M , , W i Healfh Career members aid in hospifal work. They are: Connie Eigh- horsr, President Judy Barflerf, Jean Snyder, Beverly Spiess, Janice Barrle-ir, lrene Weslbrook, Helen Small, Emily Messer, Secrelaryg Sylvia Gordon, Noi Piclured: Par Leurs, Treasurer3 Tiilie Rrhler, Vice Pre,i- deni. Happy Youih Fellowship Club members. Firsf Row: Terry Ishikawa, Joan Snyder, Marsha Peasley, Arlene Shumacher. Sec- ond Row: Karen Koch, Mark Baker, Paul McDorman, Vice-Presidenrg Roberia Powers, Jim Bennerr, Dianne Day, Ann Shreve, Jim Crocker, President John McGehee, Diane Creamer, Fourfh Row: Bobbie Swillinqer. Judy Smilh, Sue Bollinger, Marlha Mm well, Jackie Neuman, Lynne Calvin, Sallie Dewey, Karhy Goerremiller Gail Greenberg, Carol Murray, Mary Siaub, Kay Walls, Nancy Kleine Fiffh Row: Judy Bischolil, Lynne Liebschuiz, Par Tewell, Yvonne Balay Lynn Hammond, Debbie Ririenhouse, Jonie Luehrman, l-'lelen Calder Barbara Pesoui, Kafhy l-layslip, Gail Thornion, Pam Horlon, Liz Mayer Barb Weliig. These elecled leaders of Ihe Junior Class ere: Melissa McGregor, Vice- l'ro',idunlg Jim Prznrfo. Preaidenlg Bill Curry, Treasurer, Barbara Weiss, Sr-I rfilniy. Enlhusiaslic members of Jazz Club: Jim King, Larry Roy, Terry lshilcawa, Pmsidnnlg Mrs. Jfinrm, Jerry Samuels, Kalhy Forance, Mr, Brooks, Dick Slnlizman, Vice-Presidenl: Sloven Lewe-Ich, Paul Mcllorman, Kenl Slollz- man, John Fix, Sherman Farrell, Dan Parrell, RESPONSIBILITY INCREASES WITH OPPORTUNITY IN THE JUNIOR YEAR Responsibilily increases wifh opporlunily in lhe second year of high school. Juniors are eligible lor offices in clubs in preparalion lor becoming leaders in lhe school. Parlici- paling in several sporls lhe Junior boys have been members ol Woodward's championship loolball leam and of olher varsily squads. The girls, nol conlenl as speclalors, have formed Cheerbloclc which has bolsiered school spiril. For lhe lirsl lime in his life each Junior has had lhe opporlunily lo plan and allend his own dance-lhe Junior Prom. Any Junior inleresled is placed on a commillee lo conlribule his ideas lor a successlul dance. The laslc of supervising lhe various commillees falls inlo lhe capable hands ol lhe class oilicers. ll is lheir responsibilily lo see lhal all lhe plans are accurale and praclical. Every delail musl be considered if lhe Prom is lo be a memorable occasion for all. 66 I in I rs ' ,ffii i :'. ' . I B i- .. -I Q ... M, . .. . r N ' . I gs.. 1 x 'E ,,.,. , - . I .R is .. 'I N I I I ,.., A ' A is-I . Z.. 2. up I area. Q' 'I' ,,:::,. .:.,. ,,,. ,:. g A- ' I I J- FIRST ROW: M. Aaronsvn D. Abrahamson, H. Abrams, R. Abrams, D, Addison, P. Addison. P. fxailshire, W. Albers, P. Albriqlul, J. Allord, B. Allman, P. Arlhur, T. Arlhur, B. Ash. SECOND ROW: J. Bailey. A. Baker, B. Baker, P. Baker, R, Baker, T. Bales, J. Bammerlin J. Barkhau, R. Barnes, B. Barr, K. Barlel, J. Barflelr, I-I. Barron, C. Bass THIRD ROW: B. Baum, V. Beaver, G. Bechlei, C. Becker, J. Becker, B. Beckman, P. Bell, J. Bennell, J. Benison, E Berke, H. Berliner, E. Berman, R. Berman, M. Bernard. wr my-f . '6- 'fi we xfrfeef 'iota' ..-- - IHVII if . 1 FOURTH ROW: D, Binford. B. Blake, B, Blankenship, J. Bolfon, J. Boone, J. Boone, M. Borchard, J. Bowers, R, Bradlord, T. Brailey, M, Brant D, Bi-aungrein, B. Bresser, B. Brewer, FIFTH ROW: I.. Brewer, R. Brinkerhofl, J. Bronslrup, D. Brosinglen, K. Brown, C. Brown, P. Brown, J. Brucher, B. Biichholz, D. Bullinglon, B. Biirkey, C. Burlow, C. Burlin, J. Burlz. SIXTH ROW: B. Calerdine, M. Calo, M. Cambell, B, Camins, D. Campbell, A. Caple, S. Caron, B. Caskey, C. Chase, S. Charkin, P. Chrislman, D. Church, J. Clark, M. Claybon. Figuring oui Ihe budge? for 'Ihe year, concession crew members Bruce Alman, Graham Hall, Nick Sommer, Phil Combs lPresidenIl, Milclw Sachs, lwand'c Ihre prebiem wllh characlerislic learnwork. '-.F 4. J x'- A 'K xii' 1 zu I l'ik' ? ' - - ' Q F ,I A .A ' Q l 4 5 ..,. - if -.-. .:,.,. . AA: N A V ., 1 . , :.! , - ,s , -: .R 5 x , Q K ,. K M . Nl , .f, 1 'f is - y if 1 J.. 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D+:mp.ffy, J, Dzennlx., C J. Fralzcr, J. Freeman, M. Freeman B. Fvofulv, R. Frilzsllv P. Frxwqlw. IM-vn,', Cl. lw-pl Q, C. llvflfrn--v, M, Drwanzvy, J. Dfwnud, M, Dillimn. V S. Galblo, S,Garr1er, C. Gelvlnq, C. GL-llncr, C. GL-rlzman, M. Glusor, Il. 1.l4W1'., ff, llmlfv, P. Dv f .'.' .n W. Glllord,G1. Davld, M. Glyn. THIRD ROW: SIXTH ROW: lk llvmln 5, l-', llmlmvvv, .l. lzlnnmnlmul, C. Flfilwors, L. Flliwll, R. Elliol, B. Gold, D. Goldlserq, M. Goldberg, J. Qwldlnq, L. Goldwnlllw, J. G-wld lf. lnlg, .l, lnlf-vlffnnp, P. lrwlnfq, A. Frm.-ll, P, Fm'rry. T. Fausl, D. Fclsl, alone, G. Goodman, J. Goodman, J. Cwwdnwan S. Goodnmn, K. G-wd lf. lwlwalmunx, G. Fnllur, paslure, S. Gordon, P, Gollward, N, Govvr, G, Grall. 68 Man has a dafe wi+h desIiny. OPPOSITE PAGE SEVENTH ROW: A. Granf, H. Cvreear, C. Gregg, E. Guffman, N. Guhhman. H. Haqe' meyer, S. HaiIsIone, L. Halfer, D. Hand, R. Hanna, D. Harqy, C. Harris, V. Harvey, P. Hauss, M. Hayes. EIGHTH ROW: J. Hayes, B. HeaIh, J. HeinIan, J. Hahzer, J. Henqle, D. Henri, M. Herman, S. Herrick, B. HEII, S. Hirschberg, L. Hoeweher, J. Honschopp. D. Hook, J. HoII, C. Houk. NINTH ROW: S. HoweIer, L. Howeii, P. Howeil, J. Huhck, S. Hummel, K. Humphries, M. Hunf, D. Hurst R. Ingalsbe, P. Ireland, J. Irwin, M. luen, C. Jacobs, J. Jaeger, M. Jeffress. TENTH ROW: J. Jenike, D. Jenks, S. Jense, J. Jessup, C. Jimerson, A. Johnson, J Johnson, M. Johnson, S. Kahn, C. Kammann, C. Konz, S. Kaplan, C Karovslcy, L. Karp, L. Kaufman. Rocks, roclreis, and radicals-Senior Science Club members. Firsl' Row: f,i,.,,I,wi If-Wahl, Ken Balme, SIan'ey Smilh, Pael MfDorman, Vice- I'if-nifli-fil' If-riy Imliiliawa, Presfdenlg Iesler Siiimerr, Georqe Unrine .x au Larry Cunningham worlrs on a model sa+eIIi+e. 70 Michael Mason. Second Row: Waller Schoelfle, Dennis Klepper, Bill Caslcey, Diclc Walers, Jim Bennelf, Ivan Schlan, Ralph Frirzsch, Carla Marlelloili, Bill Dunninq, Richard Brasinqlon, Jim Maddux. Junior Science Club members: Alan Stein, President Charles Levinfhal, Vice-Presb denlq Kenl Sfollzman, Secrelaryz Larry Sehlachl, Treasurer, Bob Freeman, Ira Zimmerman, Sieve Pildor. Mel Snyder, Joe Gvoldberq, Dave Brown, Milne Selden- man, Edward Shapiro, Tom Macliarland, Mr. Connelly, Advisor. THROUGH SKILLS, PROJECTS, HOBBIES, AND CLUBS, KNOWLEDGE IS G-AINED OPPOSITE PAGE FIRST ROW: L. Kaye, W. Kees, C. Kemper, E. Kile, E. Kincer, E. Kinq, H. Kirzner, C, Kiser, J. Kiapperi, R. Klein, R. Klein, D. Klepper, R. Kline, M, Klosfer- man, B. Kohus. SECOND ROW: S. Kerb, D. Korros, D. Kouba, L. Kraane, B. Kraus, P. Kraus, R. Kravovslcy, J, Kreindler, D. Kreiq, M, Kulbacrlc, J. Labavilch, E. Ladd, C. Landherr, S. Landman. THIRD ROW: P. Lanq, R. Larabee, B. Laulerbaclr, H. Lawson, J. Lee, M. Leffon, V. Leslie, I. Levine, B. Levy, D. Levy, K. Liebell, T. Lillieh, M, Linder, S. Lipslcy, J. Livesam. FOURTH ROW: S. Lominac, D. Lop-ser, D. Lolspeigh, T. Louman, D. Lovelass, D. Lyall. . i X ., . N A A A . T .. .:., . : - . 'n i': A R f-1 A '--' r ', A ., ' -' '.1 ' ' r XA . x . il J L a I, Q 5 -F Q.. .,.. gz' 2 A af A ' A. Z if M T. . . r K rr Q W . U1 . A . . A .,.. .K . 4 N by A Qlsf P3 A 2 k .L af if . ,lrl ::: .. - A A . A x XJ,2XX, , ... . f'k . ' - - -2 -- X , - ' - ' f 4 fl Yi, sa. v.- 2355? .. 7- xfi' -.35 ur, V .,,, ...if A I gli' Y 1 if , , 4 X X' ' .. . 5 x 1 -V X ' Q Q ':., fx I Z J -Lt-S.: V f Qi ' Q. - E K.. .. -'-,. -:,, X- ,A ' nw ',,i. ! A . A K '2' BL L ' .5 1 ' R T A v -Y T 'Q T T 'Y ' T I A Q T . L . x rf -.,, A .g. : A A A E dn' . .A 1 . f 'L T R 45 :DDD V D CD50 R wvvi Tyr? QW. A A' : . M A 3' I .:,.,,, '..,. . QQ, ' 'V A A M 1'- .,..: T . 1-A . .1 A AA . 4. Q ' ' - -K X ' K ulb. , .,. :,. in Q Si.. ,,, A :S 95 wi . Ig, 5 M 'Ls' L. MncTrTosTw, R. Maddox, J. Maddux, M, Maqreqor, D. Mahan, K. EIGHTH ROW: M.TT1',G.Mf'f,B.MT' ,. V T MTX 1 W a OV J Ma One' T. MuTTner, J. Murphy, M. Myers, B. NQTT, J. N1-wrrvarTc, P. Newmark . R. Newsfme G. NIckTe5, E. Nimow, L. Nlpper, D. Nqimarw, D. NorToTre FIFTH ROW' M. NLdeTT, S. O'COnne', L, Osky. D. Marwess, E, Marcwn- A.Marqc1TTs,T'T.Marq0TTS,L.Mar5LW.S.MaVST'vaTT, C. Marfel OH, M. Masvr, A. MaTT1Ts, J. Maffhews. W. MaHPx, P. May- berry D, MgCarTy, D. MfCeary, A. MfCTeT'an, NINTH ROW: SIXTH ROW: T. OHQ, J. Owens, H, Pairlck, J. Paul, H. Peck, S. Rerrine, C. Peferson K RnTder L Pilder D RiTdTs C P 'T Try S IT 1 R, MQCQMQQ, T. MTCHGN. K. MLG..Fre, C. McKibben, D. McKinney, N' pcgwel ' B. Meadows, A. Medfxlce, R. Melser, N. Menze, C. MerTneT, G. Merse, M. Mefze, J. Meyer, L. Meyer, M. Meyer. Ou ns , . PC y, B. Porfcr, C. Por er SEVENTH ROW: TENTH ROW: J, MTN-vm, D. MiQT1ae'k.on, D. MiT3er, H. MTTTer, J. MTfTer, J. MT7Ter, L. R. Powers, J. Price, R. Price. C. Qdsr-0, D. Ramos, B. RQTH, P. Rapp MiTTer, D, Mirwson, B, MHcT1eTT. J. MoreTcdqe, R. Morqan, C. MOVTOD, N. Rapp, P. Rappapeef, N, Rafzmarw, S. Reed, G. Reldward, R. Re?z'or A. Mwsber, C. Moslmwifz, D, Moore. T. Rider, C. Rirwslcy. 71 - - 'KAKQ If '11 F' I . K fi-R' I 1 I' I X I IJ . Xf,f -,... ' I I I gsxaxkg IIN: L -'1 '23 ' -Q . I j We . W 5- - I I 1 X .A . - - , . 1 . s. My M I . L O ig.. A 3 H' I I 'fr I 1.35. ' I I x ,- I I . .I , I , 1 S ' I2 X ...., IIZQ Q 5,9 L 1 , In X V f. S b X 4 4 A K 4 N. , Q, . , ii A I A l . ...' : I . I an A,,, . 2 W5 I .-Ayr I QS I H if K- 1 we , ss I we I I . N1-L 4. Q Q. - ,ss K . 5 . I . -1 1 5 I I I ss A F I W I .L x X ' sr ' I - f F I f A F ..... re ' . 4 . I if . . :iff 5' ., A4,. . . ., ..,, xg ,-P x. . .F-1 I ,,,, R . KW -,.-- - ' ,.., ' ,:, Q' 1 K fe A, In .W If V Q . it ,gi . ..a.. AI? L A ' an IX I ' 44 n P . A FIRST ROW: SIXTH ROW: IP. Pigwvf-I, G. Rrrblms, M. Rrvbinurm. S. Rwberfs. M. Rodd, F. Roehneic, A. Sfewari, R. SIewarI, I. Sfcvrey, S. Siem: C. SIUIIIIGDQ, M. Shanqv, .l. Rryvmfv, M. I'. R' nv-u, P. Iif1sevwIJe:vr4 D. Rwum-'wIIeId, J, Resp-nwdId, B. Sfriffhdt, J. Sfromenqer, B. IayIQr, D, TdyIor, D. Ihempson, M. II1omas, fa. Ruff., J, B. Rfr',I. R. Thomas, G. Iiefmcyer, I-I. I'iIIImd . SECOND ROW: SEVENTH ROW: M. RMI: M. Rurx-,uv-fmw, K. Rwyff' J. Rrmfl, Y. Snfhs, J. SaIyers. B, SaIzO', ph Trdclwscr M. Trmwii CA Trimble! J. Tumor' pu Todd! 64 Undo'-wocdl S. Sar1rI1'r',, IJ. SrnII, I. SfI'mIrw. B. SfITr1II, M. Sfhapf., G. Sc'I1ImpI, I' Srlwlnrmf-r. I7. SrIwIf'mmr:r. ' L. Usher, S. VarwBIarcom, K. Vandiver, G, VanderqrII'I, N, Vfwr-II-In, D, Verbarq, J. Wagner, M. XA!r'1I'1I0l'I, J. WaIIarr2. TH'RD ROW: h h E EIGHT:-I ROW: I. Sc Iumvevr. S. S1IwmIdf. D, Sc rmur, W. Sc nqq, W. Schoef e, II. W W 4 4 K In E! ' h k I I K - - r I . aIIace, M, WaIIer, I. WaIIm, R, Wasserman, D,W519rg, D-W 107, S I1rmd r K ScIwra B Sr uc , J Sr wwnb, L Sfhwarfz, S Sclwwarfz G' Weber' M. Vvobmv S. Weber' L- Wcdiclx L. mfomsdwlxbauiwis 1 , . A, S. IvwmI1waIder, N. Srydqewldr L, SiepeII, D. SeIIzor, FOURTH ROW: I R Shar A Shaw J Shaw J Sheff S Sheff .1 S. SIcurww, S. SIfrmfar1. FIFTH ROW: E SmaIIwrmd,N.SmI?I1, P. Srweed, T. Somers, N, Sommer. N. Sonenslweln. E D. SMHIQ, I.. SIeidIo. F.S1erbiInq. , Sbaffprrr, J. Shapl rw, . p, . , . , . , . I, V. Shepard. M. SI1f:rrIf Ir, M. SIrf1',Iaf,Ir. A. SI'1maI0 B. SI1nider, C, SIdeII. I Smuthnrd, P. Speglmman, A. Spencer, D. Sprlgg, E. Splegle, D. Sfamp, Weinsiein, S. Weinsiem, B. Weiss, B. Wulls. NINTH ROW: W. WeIIs. R. Weppler, B. Wessinqer, B. Westbrook, L. We+zeI, C. Weifiq T. WI'1eaI, G. Wheeler. L. WIIIIQ, K. WI1iII, B. WIIkIn5, C, WIII1am5, T, WIIIIam5, A. WiIIiqer, P. WiInor. TENTH ROW: N. WindIancI, J. WinIers, L. WOII, R. Weed, A. Wray, W, Zgnfqraff, M. Zwerin. JUNIORS STAND READY TO ASSUME LEADERSHIP OF WOODWARD HIGH SCHOOL Oh ihose research papers! Yef Barb Pesouf seems calm and cool as she scans a book in 'Finishing hers. NOT PICTURED SEVENTH GRADE: M. Beck, S. Biggs, C. Bill, M. Bold, M. Branl, D. Breni, D. Caler, R Chandler, P. Cirron, L. Dishon, M. Eckerr, A. Fausf, D. Flinr, G. Golden berg, S. Haberman, L. Hallaran, E. Hergner, N. Hiudr, C. Hudson, A. lames, G. lames, S. Johns, C. Johnson, D. Kimblelon, E. Lewis, J. Lewis, K. Marquel, D. Marlin, R. Mayer, A. Miller, M. Mueller, J. Mullins S. Ouziel, C. Owens, D. Peck, R. Plolnick, B, Praiher, R. Prohfilf, L Reins, D. Roseniield, J. Sands, L. Schlachr, D. Schneider, G. Secrisr, M Shuller, J. Srrornkamp, C. Surber, R. Tessel, R. Vilieioe, R, Weiss, C. Wilson, P. Wilson, D. Woli, E, Wolfe. EIGHTH GRADE: D. Aberman, J. Allan, R. Aulr, T. Barnerr, G. Brenner, R. Brody, R. Brown, T. Buchman, D. Cornelius, K, Daniel, F. David, R. Davis, K. Deulsch D. Dimin, J. Dunham, S. Dunie, A. Durham, P. Erazo, M. Erfel, N. Feoer bush, D. Franklin, J. Freibero, R. Frolich, L. Harmon, R. Harrier, S Klein, G. Lemberg, A. Lynch, F. Mahan, R. Morgan, E. MacFarland J. McNeal, J. Randolph, P. Ruben, L. Sigmon, C, Surber, J, Thall, Trei berq, W. Wall, N. Wardrop, Washburn, M. Walson, G. Walls, C. Weinslein. NINTH GRADE: 'R. Appel, J. Back, M. Bernie, J. Berry, C. Brocker, D. Bryani, M, Burlin J. Buschelman, D. Conley, E. Connell, D. Cox, C. Crurchfield, D. Car ferall, M. Douglas, L. Falfer, L. Federbush, D. Gain, S. Gleick, L, Gossling D. Gufherie, T. Hall, F. Hindawi, N. Hurr, W. Hufchinson, J. Johnson P. Keeling, M. Kelly, A. Lawson, E. Lipka, R. Max, W. Moore, V, Noel A. Opalek, G. Pialr, M. Pilcler, D. Porrer, M. Rosensiein, G. Schlarman A. Schumacher, D. Seider, S. Sreinberq, A. Tenbosch, J. Trew, N. Vincenl D. Wacker, R. Welch, L. Wheeler, R. Wiehe, l. Yuellig. TENTH GRADE: T. Adams, M. Adkins, S. Barlow, J. Barrhel, D. Beedle, J. Behrle, R, Berg. R. Berman, H. Boerman, J. Boiman, R. Brock, J. Brook, T. Carr, A. Ciancialo, R. Cobb, R. Cobb, J. Combs, A. Cox, R. Coyle, T. Cundy, E. Daniels, O. Davis, D. Diefz, C. Dillingham, J. Drake, S, Easfham, J. Erdman, J. Eyerman, B. Fay, D. Fox, J. Fruidenberq, M. Gifrelrnan, S. Glenn, S. Goldhagen, R. Harben, A. Hindawi, P. Hirschberq, J. Holly, H. Hood, K. Horton, H. Hyarr, A. Jackson, J. Johnson, G. Jones, S Marlin, A. Malihews, D. May, C. Miller, D. Misrach, J. Monlqomery J. Myers, L. Norfolk, B. Oakes, C. Poppe, B. Robenslein, M. Sacks, J Saxion, C. Schneider, S. Schoelzler, H. Selman, R. Sherrill, R. Slallry, D. Spaulding, T. Slrohrmaieri, K. Sfuhlberg, E. Sykes, R. Taylor, R. Til- iord, P. Wesley, J. Wyler, D, Zeisler. ELEVENTH GRADE: W. Baker, W. Baker, B. Bollinger, F. Bork, J. Borrz, R. Brasingron, J Bray, S. Bridges, B. Brown, C. Brown, E. Bryani, J. Carfer, F, Ciboch C. Clark, R. Crocker, P. Crosson, W. Curry, L. Davis, D. Denny, S. Dice J. Doll, S. Duehman, T. Duslerberg, R. Feirner, R. Geyler, T. Gildenblaff M. Glasser, M. Glynn, C. Grogg, D, Hadsell, D. Hawk, B. Hawkins, A Hayes, J. Hayes, A. Heil, E. Heilker, P. Henry, S, Hodish, S. Hoeweler P. Hogue, E. Hufher, B. Jacobs, J. Jesse, M. Kohn, I, Kaufman, L. Klubber, C. Kunz, S. Leibfarler, L. Lonq, D. Loispucis, B. Meadows, L. Miller, D. Moore, S. Moscovirz, K. Mullenix, D. McCleary, M. McGregor, S, Nichols, S. Nunnelly, J. Nunn, G. Owens, N. Pavely, L. Reinhard, B. Ross, G. Sander, H. Schneider, J. Geider, L. Seipelf, D. Siefferr, S. Sleinau, B. Srewarr, P. Todd, R. Ulman, D. VaHer, D. Weber, N. Wells. J. Williams, M. Williams, M. Willins, B. Wilson, R. Yockey. IN AN EXPLOSION OF ACTIVITIES Life! Teenage life scinTillaTing wiTh sparks oT ambiTion and eTIer- vescing wiTh bubbles oT energy-such is Woodward liTe. ln This hecTic buT enioyable exisTence we hurl ourselves inTo a merry-go- round oT acTiyiTy and roller-coasTer oT Tun. We swish neTs wiTh baslceTbal's, wave blue and whiTe shalcers, resound The gyms and sTadiums wiTh our cheers. We TwisT wires in science proiecTs, crop and cuT phoTos in The publicaTions, spealc and acT in language groups. IT is our greaT pasTime TO LEARN. We experience The ioy of living boTh in our acTive and inacTive momenTs-basking in The warm sTudy hall breezes Towards The end oT school, pracTicing in The marching band under The hoT sun or in The cold sleeT, engaging in The complex, Tense, exciTing producTion oT Showcase, knowing ThaT iT is our True pleasure TO LIVE. RadianT wiTh The warmTh oT liTe, we enioy The praise OT a proiecT or worlc well done. Clasping a Trophy aT awards assembly, saluTing The Tlag aT half-Time in a game, we realize The spiriT, eTTorT, and enThusiasm ThaT wenT inTo each. Thus we beam wiTh This our pride TO LOVE. i K, iff P .I 'WL WN W1 f' 1 1 3 Xu' ' up Woorlwfird offers a lull schedule ol non-afhlelic exlra-cur' rirular .irlivilies as an oullef for fhe vasr Talenls and ideas of her thousands of sfudenls. Besides providing proving grounds for experirnenls in originalily, lhe various organizalions also fiamisl lheir members by furnishing opporfunilies in group worlc and in applicafion fhrough precliee. The genuine en- ioymenl in fhif, oulroleclass worlc, however, comes from fhe fun in arlual parficipalion and cooperalion. This fun is in- lfingible bu? ever-presenf in fhe inleresis pursued by Wood- w.ird's aludenlm. Noi only do fhese aclivilies offer pleasure lo lhome who care lo lake advanlage of lhem, buf lhey also develop leaders by enlisfing Their membership in pracfical fields and by giving useful experience in working wifh oihers. Trieiies frill Tune IEW? 11, gsgasi W5 , Moviemen-Proieciion crew members. Firsi Row: Gwwzn Bu lmwn Mlm ' X Anofher facei of Woodward's life is ou+door living IN OR OUT OF SCHOOL WE ARE ALWAYS ON THE GO lvl il rv 1 1 f , 1 0 C- A-f-r lsr-'v Vind xo' Cu' S ne A--i .l ll S' -vw Oi lnhagun, Mle Rus Be-il JJ. l-s, Second Row: .lv ix l v Bill Rim--,, lesli-i Si lilnwr, llfwn Cf, ldbeiiz Milw Slmus bww bii nl 1 lfll l h Mi R b Ari i K E Vi Weulf , 1 O erl Ev' W. Third Row: M hloiler, Mike Tim n Ou' Saixi-is VVS' W rin M' S 1 5 llunniful, Clill Crump, Jvc Jrhni r'. 1 V -i, he I. X 5 Y X 2 Y I s Invoking fhe spirif of vicfory, Cheerblock siimulafes Decorafing Hue halls wi+h Hnsel and lighfs af Chrishnas fime. A member of F.T.A. shows Timmy fhe Yurile io her lrindergarfen class in Roselawn Schooi Firsf Row: lhiulii Nfili lmlf, Sid liebf-irrmn, S fe Bfiliniiiiij Gail Kaiwr. l'lf'hf,iin, Sally Reilri-w, perl Rrsenherq, Judy 'lu iii Lvhne sl n I Second Row: Kiwi liirniniii lynn Wfnini-r, lvl.iii',n Campbell, liliiirw Row: Aldon lvlvslii-r, Ron Brinli-ihrlil, Rir Kg? l v L Sl lx in Cai l luli-ii, Sui- lli-ii l, Ply' -, Wi'r'ifi N ima S 'l, Mixrlha Curlsinxiei, D,V1l'?'illrl' Bulb Oalws, lwvn Rissiwwl Bi! Ml r ll n P Slxlh R w Marv: lla lim, Third Row: l,iairw- Ru lin! Sue lhrwnriu, Judy Smilh, Sue .lim Heidenreirhl iliefirv Adonis, Clill landlrii Pill fniiniri Bah Ci bl, Reba Wood Peqriv Fahv Eve Arlcush. Fourlh Row: Slraus, Ed Grossweler, Jim Sahwab, Slmn Wi Biiw C df, vi ,lin llf- Nr-uniar' Judy Siivefs'ien Bennie Schaler, Sue Execulive Board. Firsf Row: lvnn Wain W i L n THROUGH GOVERNMENT 'lhe Vxfoodward Slurlenl Council, under ihe leadership oi Mr, William Spreen, is lhe mosl imporlanl ol sludenl aclivi- lion. lhrouqh lhif. orqanizalion, sludenls aclively parlicipale in lhf: operalion and manaqemenl ol school ailairs. Wher- ever poi.-,ible lhe principal exlends aulhorilv lo Council in any area ol responmibilily il is willing lo accepl and is capable ol hnncllinq, 'lhe Represenlaiive Assembly ol Council ia rgivon lhe opporlunilv lo decide whelher or noi' il Cares lo ,icfepl fi challenoe. ll il does, lhen il assumes iull responsi- liilily lor lhr: laulf. As lonq as Council demonslrales ils al:-ililv lo dinf horde lhe ireuponsibililv, ii remains a Council proiecl. Criiinrill real iob is much more lhan hearing complainls, however. lla real iob is lo provide leadership and service for rho urhool. Council if. aclive in varied school aliairs. This your il mponsored Citizenship Week, Teacher Apprecialion Day, and the Homecoming Dance. ll also boughl a l-li-Fi reford player for lhe lunchroom and is supporlinq lhe pur- rhaue ol an orqan for lhe school in memory oi lvlr. Winlon Moeller. 78 lie-bmrnan, Shi- Bi l 'naen Lynne Caixin, Second Row lm S h H d ei enreinfh, Paula Nebolslcv, Reba W Q l Junior High Sluclenl Council. Firsf Row: Lynn Ellror Secrolarvi Davie Ksllli-r Presidenlg Pam Koehl, Vice-President, Pam Gul-n, Treasurer. Second Row: Maroc Krulw Narcy Sapadin, Jay Karp, Shirley Forosl, Diane Slone, Jerry Nidich. Third Row: Dave Brown Nada Wrine, Paul Feldman, Jenn Oppen- heimer, Bob Schulzinger, Eileen Zwerin, Craig Roarli, Fourfh Row: Bcb Rubin Phyllis Df1brin,AdC-lf' Alpvrl Bfslw Sioqvl Db-L Millm, , 'C smog 1 'ii ii i i lf? One innovalion in leaching Sludenf Council procedure was lhe esfablishmenl of commiflee workshops. Sid Lieberman presenls lhe Homecoming Orin'-'- Trophy lo Toni Meyer as Dance Commiflee Chair- man Dick Calvin loolrs on. l Junior High Sludenl Council, under lhe leadership of Mr. Joseph l-lorlon, is lhe governing body ol lhe Junior l-ligh. As il works along wilh Senior Council in all school aclivilies, Junior Council affords The younger members of Vlfoodward High a chance lo express lhemselves. While as- sisling Senior Council, Junior Council gives ils members an opporlunily lo become familiar wilh lhe parliamenlary pro- cedure which They musl acquire lo graduale info Senior Council. Noi only does Junior Council help develop lhe personalily ol lhe younger sludenls, bul il also gives lhem an experience which is lhoroughly enjoyable and lruly worlh remembering. iforial Board. Ru linil Sli llxmim, Terry lshilawa ,lan Seaman, Marlm lu-l, .liilin lvlifrr-lv-sglVlr,ClM1rl0S Warman, Bill Blum. Ofographers. lwiry lxliilmwiu Q11-nfl l'v1'lvr, Be-in 'l filrfl. The chief obiecfive ol lhe WOODWARD TREASURES slahf, under lhe menlorship of Mr. Charles Warman, is lo record laifhlully lhe qrowlh of lhe school in all of ils aspecls -academic, exlra-curricular, social. All maior evenfs and inleresfing minor ones are included. The sfudenl who purf chases an annual each year while allending Woodward will have an accurale picforial record of his high school days. The value of each volume will increase wilh each passing year. Besides i'rs primary aim, lo pul info piclorial form The mullilude of memories from fhis school year, 'rhe WOOD- WARD TREASURES sfalrf has also gained deplh in personal developmenf from The experience ol working on lhe year boolc. The qrealesl momenl ol 'the year lor each slall mem' ber occurs when lhe complefed copy is dislribuled To The sludenl body af lhe end of lhe year. TeChr1iCianS. Barbara DQ-Hari, Qoorizo llnrinv, Kay W.al's, Mariie lovin. .ls Business Siaff. Slove Sclwaler, Linda l-laaden, Sandra Jaffa, Jerry Good- 'v1an,Milcc Rcfln. Liferary Siaff. Jerry Samuels, Gail Grail, Slweri Kaplan Linda Sclwwarlz Nancy Kleine. THE WOODWARD TREASURES ENTHUSIASTICALLY PORTRAYS LIFE IN WORDS AND PHOTOS Sieve Goodman ioials up annual sales- abou+ S8,000 wenf +hrougl'1 his fingers. An Annual Home Room Represeniaiive makes her sales record I0O'7,,. 5 Ediforiai Sfaff. Sifiing: iiilm- Kiisiimfr, Baib Buciiiwiz, Ed Gro-,swciloig liiiiiii Riiiwi, ,lim Biiiii, C,.iii i SM-in, Sfanding: Siovo Moiiii-., Dirk Kirviri, Biii iiiiiiw, Biiiia i'i G i.i,MriivRdviii,iJuiSpC1ium1ri. THE BULLDOG BARKS REPORTS THE NEWS WITH TASTE AND COLOR LINDA RAY RUBEL Ediior-ii1Ciiii-i siness Sfaff. Siifingz ,Iwo F.iiLiv. Ciivi .l.i- vim. Standing: Aww Simu Barb Aiii Suv Bu' i'im.iii Yx viiw Simi 'W S- .i, iivi iii C K.ip.i-'vi LXITVT im im-V. f Liferary Siaff. Kneeling: Sandi.: Jafin. Siifin warm .vw .u.'. ' K. ,.'m,.i.gf MvSwi'. Third Row: iimmi Simpy Binh Wi 'i v wiv Sicbiuiy Bmb piviii Si10i'rx,' Mvfxiwwii Fourfh Row' Sim . A I Siim i-M, Fixizvl Sw L ii, N x Rvbn Wiiciii, Mm iui D iisiniii, xiii! Svaimaii 5' Bmburxi Dviinri, .iiiiix limivf ixmum Fi'ariLi'ii msg' ..d ' JW Q :',,e mN The Bulldog Berks, under lhe lilerary advisorship ol: Mr. David Thurin and business leadership of Mr. Charles Sonnen- berg, lakes on The iob of recording and comnnenling on The enlire parade of scholaslic, social, alhlelic, and olher aclivi- lies in school lile from opening day in Seplernber unlil com- nnencernenf in June. The Bulldog Barlcsf' which regularly includes lhe Junior Hi limes, aims lo serve Woodward slu- denls by producing an oulslanding sludenl newspaper, a valuable lool in lhe lraining and educalion ol Woodward sludenls. The paper reporls on sludenl life accuralely and complelely, recognizes lhe accornplishmenls oi oulslanding sludenls, prornoles good cilizenship and sporlsrnanship, and provides a sounding board lor sludenl and lacully opinion. Beside prornoling sludenl inleresl in school proiecls and ac- livilies by liferary means, lhe Bulldog Barlcsm also sponsors The annual Royal Shuffle and lhe newly organized lirerary conlesl. Junior Hi Times. Firsf Row: Diane Wainer, Nancy Mungovan, Eileen Zwefn, Judy Shaw, Lowvlle King, Pam Gulin, Charles Levinlhal, Nancy Sapadin. Second Row: Sue Kaplin, Gil Rubin, Margie Cons, Denny Linder, Sue Speigel, Ellen Friedman. 9' W M The Bulldog Barlrs refuels af Rollman's Garden Room 'ro meef ihenr Monday midnighl deadline. Sfudenis iusf can'+ wail' +o pay iheir dime 'For fhe Bulldog Barlrs 7 eaifiiww ff pq Bun WITH AN ELECTRIC OPENING, NOW IS THE TIME Thv Ensvmble gives Ihe show a rousing openinq while singing Eve:-ry+hinq's Coming Up Roses. Campaign Irmdnr, Mr. I. M. Boss IMar+y Pinalcsl, and BeaIniIc Him Knhl Iv-I Ihr- prr-ss in on Ihr' na-wg IhaI John Ordinary is running for Ihr- prosidency. Looking ouI af Ihe chucI:Iing audience, Charlie IGH Effronl exclaimsl These are my people, and goes on Io narraIe Ihe sIory. FROLICS THROUGH WILD, WONDERFUL POLITICS. 3.1 i . Q A,1 ff 4-3,4 . K ,. ' I 1: ,rauswhw 4 M-wi' ' ' The choir sings JooI:aIai af Ihe Senior Prom where John and Mary announce Iheir engagemenl. Being snalched away from his fiance, John Iravels around The U.S. for his campaign. While slopping in New Orleans Ihe local hepcais diq Ihe Dixieland. Anolher siop on Ihe campaign was in Oklahoma. Here a preily Indian i maiden IKaren Brownl sings Chero- lee. I 2 Jane Jones lCarol Sleinl advises Mary Smilh lPa'r 'lrachsell Ihat Ihe only way Io see John again is Io run againsi him for Presidenl. Mary agrees, and, wi'Ih 'the financial backing of Miss I. M. Porlanl lPaula Nebolslryl, proceeds wi+h her campaign, SPICED WITH ROMANTIC HI-JINX, CAMPAIGNING Bonnie Bryson and Jinx Wray harmonize lo No More and fry fo leach John a few lhings abouf poliiiliing, Ron Kafz also aids John by demonsiraiing The correci way io deliver a speech. Are Speeches Necessary? Why Noi? The campaign 'four Trains pass one anofher. John and Mary gel a welcome glimpse of each ofher. Spending so much lime on fhe campaign, John's parfy members need baby-si++ers fo wafch over fheir children. i X A+ ihe T.V. polifical program, John lPe+e Johnsonl gives his affenfion fo Cindy Grogg and Carol Sioihfang as ihey dance fo Pin a Rose on Me. AND ENTERTAININ6 SHOWCASE WOODWARD TALENT. Jerry Samuels enferfains wifh Prelude in C- Sharp Minor. Miss l. M. Por+an+ and Mr. I. M. Boss faire furns poinfing ou'r 'the good and bad poinfs of each candidaie in +heir roufine of S+ric+ly off The Record. Carolee Wuboling, Laura Kuhn, and Pam Koehl do 'ihe Dance of fhe Swans while even fhe microphone wire keeps in s+ep. Campaigns can wait love can'f. The Junior High rap iine does 'the Swing March, qehing ihe campaign raiiy underway. LOVE LAYS DOWN THE LAW...THE CURTAIN CLOSES WD If sv-mms II14' Supra-me Courf Judges are always Incl-rl with rounlless decislons Ilan Faculfy Flvv IMr. Auq, Mr. Divsnn rofI1, Mr. McSpaddr-n, Mr. Anaple, and Mr. Horlonl, I1avn dvcided II1aI bollw candidalos am under aqe, and neiflmr is IIN' Iosvr. Sllllkflo olz X - VIL IMSI2 xeltij-JI? NI, e Modern Dance Chorus sfrilres a vicIorIous pose as Ihey realize Ilwe men are in II1c lead. JoI'1r1 marries Mary, Miss I. M. Porfanl is now Mrs. I. M. Boss, and Ilwe cas? reioices af everyone! Ivapplness .AND BACKSTAGE, TENSIONS ARE RELAXED. Exuberance in fhe dressing room . . . OH goes fhe makeup HH nex+ year H was a lo? of fun The realizafion fhaf a successful show is over . . Bonnie au+ographs her program as . .. . . . releases fhe accumulafed fension and peni up emorions . . . figs s S, .glan- sr ' . . . fhrough a Flood of iears. . . . she shiffs her rired fee? 89 -1 FIFSI Row: Sli in-y Ir1'.Ili.inr IVII-liiniw Smilli Nifl Sfirvrrrwwr, pal Adclisiin, Iirirlr I' ff',f III, fXriflyf1mnl,fDsfriv Curlsirirywr, Chi' Pr ppm ll-'Hold Grills, Kiln Inn lf'-n Ilyrinu lfrnr, llfirrig II nna M Krnfey, Judy Kabnlcrri, II nv r U in rr ,II.rI, BlI 'I,3r1II'i. C, -i. find. Second Row: Br inn Frilf 'rln Any' MI fwnrxr-ll, Sli. B- rw-m Clill SIM-ln-QI, Sli-Wi lqndman, Plqll 'if Luv' If-r frilly' Ilfflnnu Simi- VV1,-inbi-r-1 I 'rn llflbrnn, Mel Snydfvr, I' I I 'I' 'Iwi in N il Iv I-flmfin II iw- II rrlnir, Prim R sen, Ilmrw Crwnrvior limi, Ihr. 'N f'.+- fr vfh'. Third Row: F6 ri AI Io-, A Si nwnrlzwadr-I Ed If In-i Imnl- Ivlfwrwi lg .lrirfy Ili--1 Rr n Ilirrqf -'., Sli-vp Cr lin, Glm-n IVII, MARCHIN6 WITH PRECISION, PLAYING WITH SKILL- MARKS OF THE SCHOOL BAND Maiorefies. Cnnicr, Cloclrwisez fur CMI -fnlrf-11 f 1' K Ann ll -nl Ilndy If nlf 11 I r Mr-,I-r llal S In-yi if1 . ,lan Ili livvmrj Cllr Lflmlr l'i-r. Llmvlson, Sln Ii-bin, Don Bimlnrnan llnrry Green, llvvnmn Knlmkol, Gary Grevnlwv, Arl Rinslm, Pnrn Km-lil, Bmw- Alninri Fcurfh Row' SIA-vi' Gable, Idwn I-lc'-,lim le Rnndx Sounder' Ch., I CWI-v', Gnu Grooms, D run: Sawyer, GL-mln Van Ilxlw, Llnxn llind Ilmwy ll.x ris Hal Silvernmn, Dave- Krieq, Sandy Llwlirwe, Pwnq Frnnli, SHI lil-bvrrnxn 1 . ROW! Bill Caslwy Sr.-fl W.illf-r, Bill lvl- 'n'.1n, .lim Wxrxr', ilwnv lvl. Grew. B -Lb Kls-in, Ross Mi Cunrw' llwb Spun. or I? wer S vrrn,ar' Kvn Ruddvi, Bill Mnllnvr, B'II Bnrld,-y lr ry lxrI.r-qw, Bnl Kis-.rrmr-'. The Woodwar-d High School Band, under Ihe skillful load- ership ol Mr. Ernesf Wollle, was a larqe Ieclor in eslab- Iishinq Ihe high spiril which pervaded lhe Woodward slu- denl body Ihrouqhoul Ihe line Ioolball season. Nor only did Woodwardls Band cause Ihe spiril Io sonr on Ihe field, buf I+ also slinnulaled sludenr enrhusiasm during pep assemblies. Exlra acliyiiies of Ihe Senior Band include small unils such as brass, woodwind, and drum ensembles. Members of Ihe Woodward Dance Band and rnany Showcase enlerlainers are also chosen from Ihe Senior Band. The Woodward Band saluies ils Alma Maier wi+h a W formalion. --1 1 l R Drive! Drive! Drive! We've only go? Here come llwe usual slragglers again unfil four-lliiriyl Shing Ensemble. Firsf Row: Dale Meyers, Joe Bualcrnan, Kallwy Slwirlq, Ern- ily Lang, Gil Rubin, Barb Lanq, Sue lash, Hanna Barlon, lry Fox. Second Row: Leon Friedberq, Charon Warllw, Millie Mercer, Darlene Fensler, Cary Tomarin, Jell Kondrilzer, Sharon l-lullin, Ruth Fox, Tammy Gold- larb, Marlin We-rllaiser. Third Row: Marlin Adlcins, Roberla Brelim, Pal Erazo, Marian Pesoul, Jan Oppenlieimer, Slove Sclimidl, Carol Smillw, Sandra Slronq, Nancy Cohen, Jackie Sands, Pliil Howards, Dick Caddell. Fourllw Row: Miss Rifa Will, Dale McClure. Firsf Row: In '-' HI 'm ' BVIIVI If-III Iv r: x 'x'I M1v'I'1 Cf I'wI MSNIMIII, IH II I' R I'-I'1 I' -If' I I ,-S'1 L Ixu 'Ia 'II' I Ii'-'III I 1 'I IIv ' I' W ,H-II fp-11' Ku'-In BI vw' Ip .IuI1, SI-I I' MI , I Iv II, Ixyf- In' '- - M, IA Iv I VIIIIII ', I III' '- -- BI: I, II 1, VVI mum, Im Bwrwrj IVLHII1 Fourfh Row: I'.ixIf lf.-rw, I I, W px III I B I IX I my B 'I H 1' I' -I IVI I'I'I -, I , ' V I'-', I Im IIN-vw-I Second ROWS SH-wxvI,I Iv, R I, I vw' BWIII, IH-J. I SH. X- XVI II NN FI - IU , Ii II '-N' '1.- II wwf-I I'I - MII I- 1 III Ir- FV-M Iv--.1 'M-,-lv' MII v' I ,,1Fynw '- IMI1' S'--, Ix I A IA I w 1., IU-I I 13 , 'I I 'I e' 1, IV- 1 Qi' I- Sv Ivv'--F A '. NI',,II1III I3v1',.FIIII1 Row: In I.1- Ifw. IX Ix I I S, m1 I II nf- I5 Ir 'wf- III ,'. J, 'mf' II' -HI nw CAN IJ: Ile IV1-:Iv Rf Irma II' Inq, IWIIIQ C.xI'.'IvI II.-'Im I .mswv My I I I I H I IX II I I' '. 'wx-II-I M Iv I I-w I' Third Row: IUIIM- I9u,v'v' Nui Y If-:np II:I'vIpIN v'-- ISI 'w IXI'-mv! B I' II III VX L N Iv, W' ' II. I 'I vi 'If P 'JI' BVI' C 'L I rw' II, ' XVI I, BI-HQ, 'WI- 'S VII, RIMA, IMI, ,Mww ' IVA HaIIeIuIaI1I SENIOR CHOIR BLENDS VOLUME AND SOUND FOR MUSICAL BEAUTY IIIfIWfIIIIW.,Iw1Sf-mm CI1oIr,dIf'OQIed by Mr, ROIJGVI IVIFZ- UpIIfIfIf1II, Ima fncgfaim um,c,f:x,IuIIy C,.1rv'ied on IIIQ Ime IradIIiSm IIIIII Iw, mfmlo WfnfnfII-fIIrfI , choir mtlomlly ceIeI3raIed.II10 'I-IIIIII GI Sf-mor CIIIW IYIIQIWI be IIE I9IurIbu5 Ummm, one IVOVYI rwmy, Im' IIIQ Imrmfwy produced byII1e blending IoqeII1er-iff fIwII , mImf-Irma wuif on iw II beauIIIuI sound. Woodward SM' IIMIII. ,Im I-rmIuIod Io OVIIOY II10 vIbmr1I Iomes OI CIwoIrIs voices In IIN: II1fmIf'.c'4ivInq Imd CIIriwImf1', ds2embIies. CIWOIr also nivwqu Im SUIIIUIS qmcIImIIrnrI III MUSIC I'If1II, WIIII 0II1er VOCQI fgIfI11Iw. In IIN: IVIfmy FCZIIJIII fmd IIIC AII CIIy Choir, and III WfIfwrIwI1rrII', IIITVIIIIII uIwwffI'.f:. 'L':':f'2?.fQfv-2-vga?-ivw-S f 'af 55 4 Q if 'Sq SJ 1 2 ,, iw 5' Yr' +1'5zw6 i7' N' M eff? v V 9 3 Q X Q ' Q 'ia Q Q ' f' ' ami 5 vav, ,Q w M . . . R X u.qa.!,m gmM , . 1 A . , S Q, n A if Q, isa. 'L gl 2' 3? Bs v .13- Q! Ev jj fi? , Q :Iv-my 'l'1t5f? WT' 4' Z' . . . f . .b bf? 5 W flllgfffff? f'Ff5' ' The ullimale desire oi every Senior Choir member is Io be rlirunrvn an one ol lhe lhirly-three Ensemble vocalisls. Ensem- lilo if. ri melerl aggregalion oi high qualily vocal musicians lecl by Mr. Roberl McSpadden. The members are chosen on Ihe lirizim oi their singing lalenl, musical knowledge, and appre- fialion ol lhe arl. Woodwards Ensemble, besides singing vvilh Senior Choir in school funclions, is also highly esleemecl in mlalowiclo perlormances. Junior Choir members, under The leadership of Miss Rila Will, are developing lheir vocal abililies wilh The hope of becoming Senior Choir vocalisls. The Junior Choir consisls ENSEMBLE Firsl Row: Mila- ,lviiriens Palry Rapp, Jan Beilram, Jim Bennet, Joanne lhelirrwian ,lim Wcrlls Barb Dollar? Fred Wiiss1n.SeC0nd Row: Keilh Humphries, .lan Soa- man, Judy Pryor, Jim Marshall, Elaine Ru-.lrin, Paso Glenn Luis Jarrrbs, Jerry Williarwisiin, Nancy Klene Tom Brevlev, Paula Gnlhe ard Owen Merrer Linda Rubvl Jim Pearce, Carol Murray, Third Row: Grady Nix, Marllra Curl- sinaer, Paul Ivilpurnran Paula Nabalslry Bill Fix, Pal Schrader, Marly Pinales, Carol Benso n, Lynne Calvin, Four+h Row: Kalhy Hayslip Bob Baden, Barb Taylor, Rirhard Calxin. JUNIOR CHOIR DEVELOPS VOICES FOR THE FUTURE oi eighlh and ninlh grade sludenls having a lceen inleresl in music and a genuine desire Io achieve arlislic and cullural developmenl. Junior Choir parlicipales in lhe Thanlcsgiving and Chrislmas programs and performs on numerous occasions for The iunior high sludenls. The Junior Choir prepares lhese singers for demanding choral worlc and provides a greal deal ol enioymenl lor ils members. Firsl Row: I riiiri I ..r , I Jw- Wi rw-fr, Crirri M-rr inlyrv, Trivia Eraio, lvlririi,rr Uliirirw, Nrarrry lvluriii van, lain:-rlii, Davies, Shi-ryl Bloom, Alan W rlgrri ll rrrri Wi rriii lr, Iirrlrr rfmli Wrrlrfm'1' prrlly Cflfi, Rulli Car'pe2nlr'r' lriil, '.lrrin, l rrilr In lrn r', fair I l bn, Mis' Ria W'll, Second Row: I lu r'rr liii-liiii, .lr,rli 'inrilir Illiyl i. Alrfmrrdrfr, IEirr1r'r'SliiViO, Bully John, , rr 'iriri 'iii rrrii-I B ili If lrirlfirriqi-r, ls'ii lc'-y .lr,i,lin, Rulh Fr 1, Nora Vlfard ' C r I. .l.-r, Wir rpiriirr lfrrrwi W l',r J, v ilf if Sw-Avril R sffclalo Norma I'ri'lr-rar rr, Third Row: Arrla Mifhiinili, lrvvrrlrrf King, Ka-,ha Berger. Hriddy licbenlhal, Uarleno Eensler, Corlry Cordcis, John Maples llovvard Richshaler, Jerry Washburn, Russell Wayne, Eran Schreibera, Bea Yma- Ial, Carallee Wubbrilding, Sharon Finlr, Rila Frolirh, Fourlh Row: Nancy Wallrins, Marianne Brewer, Mario Hagemeyer, Kay Kinzie, Nena Mor- gan, Slove Dunie, Mirhael Walson, Charles Barnes. Alan Arlrush, Eranlr llavid, Bill Feldman, Barb Povaud, Sue l-Iill, Cherry Wailcr, Exa Jasper, Marian Pesoul. Firsl Row: Lois Wonidyard, Pal Newman, Sliaron Jolinson, Rila Einliorn Carol Winder, Sue fxbbol, Gail Tassel, Sleplnanie Bulcblces. Linda Nor- Iollc, Judy Hand. Carol I-loulc, Cora Dralce, Emily Voyles, Jenny Busby, Sandi Dasslnqor, Karen Wliill, Carol Mclilbben. Second Row: Pal Baker, Cliriw Cori- , Miiiraei Ivleisel, Sue Tenboscli, Ivlorena Caudle, Dianne I Jenks, Marilyn Williams, Linda Kiasne, Marilyn Hesse, Lois Federbusli Arn I'lamn', Arn Fsvurlwier, Lois Wedig, Jan Berscln, Pliyll Ginsberg Pliillis Wilner. TI'Iird Row: Marcy Slwoslaclc, Jaclcie Berry, I-lilde I:au'l:en- slein, Barb Kalz, I-lelen Peck, Judy Ivlariqus, Joan Wainer, Barb Swivlriqer, Jan Gordon, Judy Owens, Vivian Leslie, Sue Hyman, Pal Speflcman, Sliaren Nipper, Marslia Torreano, Judy Runlz, FOUTII1 Row: Ellen Daniels, Linda Rubin, Donna Troy, Ellen I-leines, Geri Gordrnan, Pal Lufas, Ann Geniile, Jan Scnaspcr, Linda Corn, Mina Jemison, Kayla Prado, J-nnnv Jeager, Ann Slraus, Carol Kienman, Diana Purdy, Judy Fprrigh Girls' Cliorus and Boys' Glee Club, bollw under Ilwe clirec- GIRLS' CHORUS HAS TALENT AND ZEST Firsl Row: Jerry Hardira, Perry Bernie, Gone Liplna, Newl Poweli, Cliuzlc Wilsun, Tum Lilliplw, Second Row: Daw- Gray, Buck Willqlni,, Barrv Wiifldisidrwe, Sian Zappin, Clwufl Grain, Larry Rwy, Clnaries Srliniill, I-Iuglw Dyer. Third Row: Ri nnie Marcclliu, Clwarles Lcwnqini, George Parsrrs Jwlin Jacobs, Ken Scliray Diiilc Spalla, Ron Voql, Cliavles Ixlaylor, Ray Vwqvl, Rvn Balm-r, Biuie Bmni, Ken Qorcl, Mr, Robvrl McSpadden. BOYS GIVE SPIRIT TO GLEE CLUB lion of Mr. Roberl Iv1cSpadden, are designed Io improve 'rlieir members' singing inleresl and abilily. Membership in lliese Iwo clubs is open Io all boys and girls slriowing a gen- uine inleresl in singing. Bollw clubs provide an opporlunily for singing in groups, praclicing conducling, and performing in sclwool lunclions. if DRAMA CLUB DEVELOPS MANY My Ti ,-XI IAN-,I . . my ,vim Mrvim Imp I ,.-, , V., P. . ,v - MII.. rim , . Mi'1v'Eirv- AIIIII' FEIKITIL A briIIianI qirI por- Irays anoiher. PGI TrachscI as Anno I Frank. I-Ai. Ifriiii Mi. I+. If Mw.,,,,,. THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK . . . . , JIM KATZ . PEGGY ROSENBERG . PAIILA NEBOISKY . . RON BROWN . . STAN KRAVITZ . .BARBARA PORTER , LESLIE BROVVN , PAT TRACIISLI. , .JOE DENNIS .JERRY IIASDEN in-,ha The soofhing reassurance of a sympafhefic fafher can calm a disfurbed Jim Kafz . . '-X.-Lfg daughfer TALENTS AND WINS N 5 When a family is immured in an affic for years under Ihe cons+anI periI of N'zi+yranny,II'1e welled up emofions of Ihe individuals musf find reIease. The Iury and rniadnem oI I-IiIIer and The desfrudion Ihaf he IeII in his piafh are all re- Corded in Ihe paqees of higfory. BIII Ihe worda of fa young girl, Anne Frank, live in The heart OI men. The Diary of Anne Frank, wriIIen in The coniines of an affic in AmsIe-rdarn, records her 5IruqqIe wifh qrowinq up, wiIh her Iirsi love, and vvifh her IarniIy and oIhers in Ihe are IIC asyhnn. She rnusI endure Ihe pessimisiic nfafure of Mr. DUSSQI and Ihe ever-quarreIin1:4 Van Deans. Throuoh if QII. mhe has Ihe under sfandinq and qiiidance oI her IaIher, OIIO EmnIc. IIe is responSibIe Ior Ihe pubIir.1Iion ni Ihe diary, and Io hirn Ihe worId owes ca debI of qrafnude for qivino Io II Ihe words of peace and hope Ihnf are Iound wIIhin Ihe pnqes. is Iransformed . . . info OHo Franlr LK.. sw PLAUDITS WITH TWG HITS Joe Pendlelon Messenger 7Ol3 Belle Logan . Julia Farnsworlh Mrs. Ames . . Susie, Maid , Ann, Maid . . Mr, Jordan . . Tony Abboll . Max Levene Praclice rnalzes perlecl FOR A SUCCESSFUL YEAR HEAVEN CAN WAlT . . . . .BML CURRY BARBARA PARITZ LYNNE WAGNER . . . .PATSY SRECKMAN . . .ADA KRUSE . .PAT TRACHSFL . CORALEE DRAKE .JOHN CATAUN . . . .JlM KATZ .JERRY HASDEN Vive-5 L.. Climax al lhe Farnsworlh house Harry Segall's Heaven Can Wall is a lanlasy concern' ing lhe lale ol a rising young boxer who sullers dealh-- bul sixly years belore Heavens journals call lor him. ll is lhe laslc, consequenlly, ol The Heavenly Pilol, Mr. Jordan. and Messenger 7OI3, lo replace Joe's spiril in a body. The ensuing scenes lind Joe as a banlcer whose wile is lrying lo murder him, and laler as a lighler again who has iusl been killed. Mallers are complicaled by Joes romance wilh Belle Logan. Poor Joes experiences add up lo more lhan one evenings share ol hilarily. NJ Hapless Joe Pendlelon is aboul lo begin his earlhbound iourney as direcled by Messenger 70I3 and lhe Heavenly Pilol. FOR EVERY ACTOR AND EVERY PROP ON THE STAGE Q9 HF Firsf Row: Sfuarl Rose, Churlr Porier, James Holly, David Simmons Mr. Rf-had Aug, Georqe Schneider, David Usher, George Louiso Second Row: Jerry Fuqua, Andy Grant, Myron Herman, Mirch Pram Slanluy Smith, Roberl Fox, Deneal Goflesmari, Noi Pidured: Fred Wil- vrn, llarmon Sfelbsi, Bob Beflf, Dirk Ulrrian. EDU K The baclcbone of every Woodward dramalic produclion is The Slaqe Crew. fe Building seis, pulling curlains, and arranging liqhling ehfecfs are buf a handful of fhe responsibiliiies enfrusred lo This group of boys. Alerf sound effecfs men are poised io operafa on a splif-second cue. Drama Club's olificers responsible for ihe maize- up. sais, and cosfumes: Gil Elfrori, Treasurer? Sandi Snyder, Sc-crefaryg Paula Nebolslcy, Presi- dfrnf: Pai Trarhsel, Virfi Presidenlg Sue Braun, Clerk: and Mr, Ronald Auq, Sponsor. ..TEN INVENTIVE ARTSIANS WORK BEHIND THE SCENES An acTor musT be in Tip-Top shape when he faces The audi- ence: hence The CincinnaTi shoe shine girl. Senior Drama Club, under The direcTion oT Mr. Ronald Aug, is one oT The busiesT clubs aT Woodward. IT iT is noT involved in The producTion oT one play. iT is pracTicing Tor anoTher. This year Drama Club, besides presenTinq The mov- ing plays The Diary oT Anne Frank and l-leaven Can WaiT, parTicipaTed in Showcase. Drama Club also compeTes in The spring in The l-lamilTon Counly Thespian Qne-AcT Play ConTesT. This year The conTesT, which Woodward has hosTed, was held aT Mariemorn l-liqh School. Previous Woodward acTors' per- Tormances have ouTshone Those oT any oTher conTender. And again This year er'- cellenT Thespians represenTed N'Voodward. FIrsT Row: Sus-an Srh,iTT, Kay Lamb, Donna Taylor, Gail Tassel, Judy Smilli Eieen Bililne Marian Kulbacle, Carol AfTer, Hazel Slrauss, Phyllis Wilnifr, Judy Friedman, STephanie Bulchlres, Barbara l3ariTz, Sandi Das- sinlzer. Chiclcie Sfefn, Second Row: Ca'ol Morfon, Gail GraTT, Phyllis Adu, Barbara Taylor, Carol Goldberq, Lynn Waqner, Fila Ginsburg, Snrlcy C-urneniclc. Suzan Tash Barbara Laulerbaclc, Pam Rosen, Marylee Kloslerman, Befsy GershlcowITz, Jerry Hasden, Susan Tenbosch, Third A discarded +oo+hbrush in The hands of a malre-up arTisT finds new life in malring up hair. The sensiTive fingers of The malre-up Tech nician apply grease paini wifh professional TheaTrical slrill. Row: Barbara PorTer, KaThy Forance, Diana Miller, Coralee Drake, Nan. ,T ClayTon, Coolcie Friedenn, Cindy Shor, Judy Linder, Judy Silvorslein Peqqy Rosenberg, PaTsy Speclcman, Martha Maxwell, Mar-'ia Claybon, Elaine Friedenn, JaneT Freudenberq. FourTh Row: Sluarl Rose, STan KraviTz, Paul Richman, Ron Brown, Ada Kruse, Leslie Biown, Sue Slcyern Sandy JaTTa, Karen Harlsoclc, Carol Kunz, Jim Kalz, Norman Menze, Jim Miller, Deneal 6oTTesman, David Simmons. 0.0 CREATIVE TALENTS OF STAGEHANDS ENHANCE THE PRODUCTION While The curfain is down, busy dagehands adiusf props fo fhe direcfor's liking The arHs+'s brush con- varls a slab of card- board info The secref door of fha Franlr house- hold. A 5 I is Slrillful hands prepare The realisfic sei' ihaf enhances fhe aimosphere of The Dairy of Anne Frank. The coldness of fhe Franlr's aHic is emphasized by fhe absence of Hs occupanis X Firsl Row' J Kabakoll D Wainer B Fink, A. Roark, T. Domloar, R. Klein, L. Blicblum, M. C-Bud, L. Kuhn, M. Zwerin, E. Zwerin, J. Rubin, P. Leeser. Second Row: Di M-allin, M.lCons, H. Hirsch, A. Greenberg, F. Cole. Fourlh Row: S. Frankel, S. Kaplan, G. Gabel, M. Waldman, R. Sien, J. Pesoul, H, Harlrnan, J. Schwarlz, A. Dombar, S, Serolkin, B. Miller, A. Adams, C. Tomarin, T. Woodward, A. Tenbosch, M. Jacobs, Johnson, J. Apseloll. Third Row: M. Vaughn, J. Campbell, N. Sapadin, M. Pinales, N. Halper, E. Fogel, S. Barllield, V. Schepman. B. Klein, E. Lazarus, L. Levine, A. Zimov, N. Cohen, J. Brownslein, G. JUNIOR DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS LEARN RUDIMENTS OF ACTING Junior Drama Club. under lhe supervision ol Mr. John Anaple, ollers experience in lhe dramalic field lhal develops The lalenls of ils members. The club cullivales in ils younger members lhe inleresl in drama! lurgy lhal is necessary for dramalic su:- cess. Each drama club meeling is high- lighled by monologues, skils, readings, pan- lomimes, and special acls. Drama Clubs main performances of lhe season were giv- en al lhe Thanksgiving and Chrislmas assemblies and in Showcase. Everybody likes fo gel in lhe acl in Junior Drama Club. Mr. Anaple seems lo be warning of lhe evils of upslaging . . . wifhouf resulls. LANGUAGE CLUBS BREAK CULTURE BARRIER BY STUDYING CUSTOMS ln lliix ffm ul rwplwlirwfq IOC lolw .md inlornalional dissen wry, lln' lf1lf'rll lim-iqn liinqinnqou rllw in means of clleclivcf ffnv1'viliv'ifiili'aVr lm. iuunrneyfl if lrcmcmlouw irnpor'lanCQ. lu lf- nn ,ill ful llifr fnulmrnu final iqlenn of rl loreiqn Counlry ivril1'w.i,i1lmfi'l irvnwwilqlrr. llw,lhel.1nqnnqef,lnbs,. There l ww- fluli lm f-nlw lfarvqlliliiqfb Fmnfli, Lnlm, Spfmlulw, fmcl K'f'llYlill1, lhrfiimh lilmu, uliflfru, rec,Or'c'linqm, npoislcerv, lorelqn rm ngiifinr ., -.nfl lnwwlu, lllf? limr'qLmc1Q club members becomi? lv-lf-r iii :nfiirwlfrfivvillw lwlfflflllfUHf1lllCillVMl lhffir wnys. WffQfivf.ivf1 rffirlifipiilsy. in in wymlorn whifh nlloww Vlfood Nillll 'llllf'l!l'i lwlye-f1Ynll.1rlcqf:il wilh lvloxinwm boys nnd girls. WVlliflWillifl '-lifflfl' ulllflonlm lou4l1:mOl', in Mexico, and in lurn, lhf-y umwl ullnlrinl, 'ci WfJfJflWvllE4l. ln lhii, way, each Counli-,' lfvilllh lw nnfif-ruliinfi the rnlhrvv' and only in lhim way can in lf1Fry:lfi'll ?'Ylf'lll ul lfnrmcqn ccmnlflcu lic mfxflo Dofvilble in lhvi, xN'illfl ffl ulrilf: lfnfliay, In B-4 German sludenfs, usinq fhe language lab, pracfice whai +hey learn. A Spanish specially group presenfs caslanef shelling senorifaS wilh cliclring heels and whirling slrirfs. 1 Y A suave Frenchman charmingly complimenls 5 flaffered mademoiselle by lcissing her hand. Scholarly Lalin sludenfs simulale fhe pedagogue and disciples of a Roman school. 'X COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS Firsi Row: Los Worxlvaro, Bobbie Soo'-r, Suv Scroll Carol Sffiin Ros Snvdeg Adrienne Wasserman, Eiilyn Marcu-.ig Ron Kaiz, Vicki Franklin. Second Row: Toni Ew'ng Phyllis Adler, Bev Sr-if ss Carol Mwray Joan Wa'ner. Irene Kusmivr, Elane Rugkn Mary Mc Nlrl Joanne Limnfiron, l.a w Roy, fhird Row: Jonn Cakmlin, Judy Srniih, Cami Yo li-r, Suv ilionias, Carol Koni- rvann, Bill Miller Alier Doll, Sid Lieb- Drrran, Sandierd Schwnri1.F0urfh Row: Ea Wilms Ralpn Ffrsch Mike Rand, Sieve Cvhn Crum: Long n' Liz Mayer Barb Snullr-'. Leslie' Brown Sue Braun. Fifth Row: Toni Cruvhe's Jerry Sarn- uels, Jin: King, Randy Sierhneyer, Fred Siivwsivin, Roqcr Schnabel Steve Scnnnlwl Sieve Lvwdzh Mark Sollelr, an1J'rn Benr. The main purpose OT The Woodward Council on World ATTairs is To bring TogeTher Those sTudenTs who have a common inTeresT in The evenTs occurring in The modern world. BeTore being accepTed inTo The Council on World Ahfairs, a sTudenT musT have a beTTer Than average grade in social sTudies and a genuine inTeresT in world aTTairs, The World Ahfairs Council, under The leadership oT Mr. Frances Ha- mel, has on numerous occasions broughT in speakers To discuss world aTTairs. Qne speaker, The counselor To The Japanese Embassy, spolce To Mr. HiurushilriTo, Japenese delegafe To The Uniied NaTions, gives an assembly lecTure on modern Japan. The school in an assembly on The CulTural Pulse oT Japan. Jim Kah, Treasurer, Sandy Sloan, Program Diredor, and Frank Slesniclr, President check The financial condifion of The Council on World Affairs. CERCLE FRANQAIS El Cirrulo de Espanol ayuda los esludianles apredar mas do la lrrngua y lon roslumbres de Espana. For lhnne of you who no comprenden espanol, lhis love- ly ',F3VllOf'I! e means lhal Spanish Club, under lhe leadership ol Mizz Maria Kenzler, helps ils members learn ol fhe Spanish language and cuuloms. Spanish Club enriches ils members' permonalilief. by leaf hing lhem ol The Spanish-speaking peo- ple and lheir ideas. Through an inleresling program of Spanish spealcing guesls, Spanish dinners, and lieslas, lhe Circulo Fmpnnol eulablishef. a closer rapporl belween ils rnomber-1. and Spain. Siflingz M' IDA'-n nu Ni i Siml, C,,n1, Swing Mm, Sliuly Chilli- bvwin, ',i,,n.n Cnuiyi Mir, Mill-g Mis. .Jnvnw First Row: Eainfs Bwfinn, Rig Snv-lov. H,il, I ,nh-'l,iili, Kun-'i lvlinll n lvl1vv',luxllisl Lula Mill! Jiuxn OIln'rilwi n' if.n, will iw, f iw mini, iam, nn, .H c.i'fii1 rin sw iiw..if llvl Ilillv' Mu' u U an Boi S PQ l num llinifn M' 1' lawns , i :iii W i i his Br., My f-', is f,-M-.Y Nw , sw, cn-- Mnnl N My .ln 1, llvpn, Cnwil fn 'ni' Km'-n S'n l:iv'fq Qin B' sun Second Row: Qlinl l,,ip,,f,! Iyiq Mi-,lin Rnni if Bwinxnx Ji-H Wi1inf,v'.xn Cliwlfw Sluli-r Slrwi' Mi 'ny llliw' Bviiwn,J ll1'l, Mwullu Blum, Mlivil,n Pal ', Kash: Bu'L1f ,Sli've- vvi- nr f ff, Hull! iw A ii rmni- vvi .mini lim, ,mn :ii Ki lln1iwl.iiii Vi-. - , Annlil lJi.'-HVL' 'H l'v fl -M ii' M C'.1'Hl Jin I '- 'ii ' -'f-f nifwi Bi nn f- li .-.. l.n f l -rw ' -'.'. Third Row: Faq M li: ln f' Bw! li'-viii An K.ix-ni-l KV'-rx ll v' vw, Mu' inn Bwiwvry Puri AMERICAN SENORS AND SENORITAS Firsf Row: Li-.uw Mc-w.w.i1.' Ras L rum Sana, Sm-wh Mavan Kulback, Havrivl Kali, Vain Rosen, Dinnv Waincv, ond Row: Juv Goldberg, Anila Ru? :Van Bcfsx Calvruiino Ann Tenbcs-'N Suv Abbe' Mivan Sli-xi-ns, Mnflnn Jacobs Nunn. Cohen, Hmfmf Lifman. Third Row: Ju lx Coniplan! Ran Rabin! Barry Lucas, Joan Wainnr, Vivian Les lv Nnonii Cullman Mn'i.i.x Grnller, Dann Hoxvsl C-arx U'.x.'i-r. Fourfh Row: Susan Human Vum F'ar1kl,n Esflw-r HaHvvvlm1.'h, Bm Sun-ss Bi-Hx Wvss Cawl lynn:-, Caro Braunsfn-n Hal Silva-rvnnn Jvrrv Peg. Fiffh Row: Barb Pesoul, Charles Lcvinfhal, Cami Moslwwifll Jvvfw Bovles, Ralpn Frilsch, Cixnnic Eihcwl Digms Th, s'-' pson Kay Mnfn, Ln Pmxro Bill Fronfn, 1 l'Filly million Frenchmen canll be wrong,l' and neilher can lhe sludenl who becomes a member ol French Club. The wonderful world ol lhe Frenchman is revealed in lhis club's aclivifies. French Club, under the guidance ol Mrs. Elizabelh Parlcer and Mr. Thomas Dlfxmico, is designed lo broaden ils members' knowledge of lhe French cusloms and ways. The highlighls ol lhe club's aclivily calendar are 'Un pelil de- ieuneru and lhe Chrislmas language club leslivilies. The club meelings are livened by guesl spealcers, French plays, movies, games, and music. To lop off lhe years aclivilies, French Club holds ils annual picnic in June. Rzwsmiln-iii, Man, Dillingy Mnvllm lz3.,n, Jn.ly Silvwslvin, Sur- Slrinau Naniv Coll:-n Marv Jo Trunwr, Malin-lin Zwvrin, Cmol Morlon, Cheri Wailf- Nana Banker! Eillvn Mariiisiy Gingw Marlin! Snilm Connrf, Carol Havis Lcwvlln King, J vannf- Ln h'v'i1n. Fla-ne Ru.lfin!J.i.1v Slfvvo PM Ciiutn Pm, Ruwnvval 1, Fourfh Row: Howafi Snliief M.u'V n HUHI'-an D fl 90. 05 an PA lure-l Pww Galng Marlxn Rvnsilvmni' Bwv MNPS, J Bomfs DOT Braun--lwiw Barlf Swillinqi-i, Vwra llaivfwy Paw CF-ul.n Sui' x3.1'vn , Jan k-.wiany JN' Kwwniiiliov Phyllis Aman, Sim Bailliunl, l'.iul.1 Nvlmlflv, Knfvn llihlvv, Jann Hun.l'i.ks, Bill Worni, llivich Wis1', loin Ballmii Rcqw S hnuln-l Fiffh Row: Marilyn lvvinv, L .' Q Y nn' ll K.1.i,li wal if'- 5.111 I, Bl .in lvvv HJ 'Mni luinv LQIK n Chi J'- sin Pai Hoiwnx Pa? lime' Cam' 9,1 Dun- Psi, Js n S. w.w BSVIN A 'l Libs Kmlv Mr ,ssn M Owaqo' Swim S'nnw clanp Bf,,.'wi klpqnn. Janqev, Mnrcnilr Cohen, Louiw Minmirn, Miwf n P'na.w, J'nw Bvhil Pull' Johnsen, Nanlv SN-vnnsun, Befsv Mvvnrs. Sec- DEUTSCHLAND IN OUR WOODWARD Siffinqz Evelyn Spiegel, Sccreiawp Elain Ferguson, Vice Presidenfg L1 Mayer, Presidvnlj Mr. Curfis Sanger, Vwrhy I7-erferrrillcr Trrrasurci Firsi Row: Jinx Wray, Errol Stern, Renee Gubesy, John Benson, Santord Wein stein, Mark Pi'der. Second Row: Mike Sodenrrran Ralph Collins, Mary Scoii, Ada Kruse, Sandra Duslrrns, Judy KID!-P perr, Ann McConnc'l. Third Row: Berr Jacobs, Phil Combs, Jim King, Lanny Harris Haroiii D'fssel Bob Wells Chris Mvrlrcl, Mike Glaser, Fourfh Row: Sian Polvy, Jerry Goodman, Ralph Fallccnslein, Ron Krakovslcv, Gary Greenlee, I-larry Peek, George Owens Richard Iarlywnrie. Under ihe supervision oi Miss Elizabeih Roilenburger, Woodwardls Laiin Club, SIudiosi Qplimif' Iries Io promole a grealer inieresl in ihe Laiin language and culiure. Ils monlhly meelings are highlighied by games, slciis, and movies concerning old Rome and ils langauge. In addiiion, The club parlicipaies annually in lhe language club Chrislmas pariy and is alliliaied wilrh Ihe Junior Classical League, a nalional organizalion for sludenls of Lalin and Greelc. The Spiril ol Ihe limes is Ihe English Iranslalion of Der Zielgeslf' lhe name of Woodward's German Club. Under lhe leadership of Mr. Curlis Sanger, German Club alremprs lo reach a belier underslanding of Ihe German language and people. Besides lhe learning of Ihe language and lhe eco- nomical and cullural ways of Iile in Germany, lhese German scholars ialce an aclive parl in Ihe language club Chrislmas parly and hold a German breakfast and picnic. Members of lhe club are so inleresled Thar They lalce lurns having Ihe meelings al lheir homes in lhe evening. CICERO AND OVID LIVE AGAIN First Row: Sian Krav'fz, Linn Schwartz, Harrie? Schneiucr Dave Frolich, Secrefaryg Dave Glenn, Marilyn Kohn, Hannah Barron M'sS Elizabf-Ih Roffenf berqer. Sec on d Row: Ga' Graff, Sally Sanders, Rirlrl Abrams, Trvasurerj Eve Ar lrJsh,Anne Shreve Jiifxy Turnfr Barn Buchnolz Maur!-en G vnn. Third Row: Fred Silverstein, Presidenrj Mark Topel, Holly Jackson, Carol Sfodal Fourfh Row: Jerry Sanrimls Nomnn Powell, Kcn Schmidt, Mike Franlr, Barry Lisliow, Frei Shock'ey, Jim Crockeii. TALENTS ARE DEVELOPED IN ART CLUB Slffinql l,lvyiliiBf1'vwf1 fl, llfil lr-nr' lxflxxirlvr, Bilvll Ring! lmvvrl fniviflv gliilli Mfulllf' li-vin, friiiflii fr vim'-i Pin, M .1 y li 1-i r y, lfrav Wfilli, Mfirvfwiri M Niril, Sland- lngi 4,11-il fir- 'nm PM llni.-, Ann llliq lvlfxvilyvi Mriifiiin. Cfiiiil Sli-in fimil Cfviill. Nfiv'-vBi1ilfi-v Crivrll lvliiiifiw lhil lmiiq, B-wb S1 lmll, fm n vi i fi lil liinxl, lynn li'-lr,-liiill Bula P1-S mil, .l H 11 ri n 1- Lhlirivmru Sfandinq - Second Row: Ri' lifril lllrrmf. 51 'U' RQ lv XA' QNX 7 K The Senior fkrl Club under lhe leadership of Mr. David Redlern prornoles and encourages inferesl in lhe appreciafion of The visual arls, and assisls in cerlain school proiecls involv- ing painling and design. The Senior Arl Club delves info lhe deplhs of lhe arlislic world while using ils abilily lo aid lhe school. Ari Club's main proiecls have been lhe produc- fion ol Showcase scenery, lhe display of an arf exhiloir for The iunior high orienialion, and lhe decoralion of lhe halls al Chrislrnas. C., s 2 ,, , v vi , Q, Q 9 Ne vi. I . K A T' 106 A fulure Rembrandf or Van Gogh pracfices her falenf af an Ar? Club meeiing. ART LEAGUE PROPOSES WOODWARD BEAUTIFICATION lT is Through ArT League, under The supervision OT Mr. William Marshall, ThaT Woodward High School has become a Thing ol beauTy. ln The pasT, ArT League has added shrubbery To The grounds, beauTiTied The sTaTue oT William Woodward, decoraTed The halls aT ChrisTmas Time, and added picTures Tor Woodwards halls. This year The ArT League boughT more Trees Tor The grounds, They sponsored an open house To raise Tunds. ArT League has many mem- bers, Tew general meeTings, buT an imporTanT role in The school, ArT League has planned and purchased Those Things which have made Woodward one oT The mosT beauTiTul high schools in CincinnaTi. Officers: Judy Turner, Treasurer, Melissa McGregor, SecreTaryg Sherry Ca-so PrasidenT: Garda Sommer, Vice-PresidenTg Jinx Wray, SecreTary' Virlii Srhupman, SeXreTaryq Ann Adams, Jr. Vice-President RepresenTaTives. Firsf Row: Sharon Johnson, Ru'hCa1'penTf-r, April Dom- bar, LoL.ise Maclzarland, RiTa Rodner, Gary Brenner STeyf,- Lipsiin, lorry Margolis. Second Row: PaTTy Rapp Brenda Rubin, Maureen Van Gelder Bea YosaTaT, Elaine Trimble, Sherry Case, Terri Menke, Third Row: Ann Adams, Nancy HuidT, Milne Proud Kalhi Royce Jinx Wray, Shellio Russalc, Naomi GuTTman, Judy Turner. FourTl1 Row: Garda Sommer, Viclci Scheprnan, Dolline Kassner, JCTT Krordrilzer, Howard Simons, SlOVP Gaible, JaneT Schaeper. Arl' League members painT posfers for campaign. Firsf row: Joanne Salyers, Wanda Mailox, Mary Bernard, Carol Karov- sky, Lynn Laclrnffr Trcasurerg Carril Davis, Mary Hailz, Karla Goodpas- liiro, Carol Kemper, Sandy Clayland, Second row: Phyllis Barnard, His- torian: Surf Buflman Vice Presidenl' Nancy Davis, Janice Frilz, Presi- dent: Jr: ',', rr Bailey, Shirley Srall, Vivian Morgan, Carol Frenrh, Sandy BUSINESS CLUB HAS FUTURE SECRETARIES Balmer. Third row: Pal Ailshire, Dee Gvoodpaslure, Judy Williams, Esfher Hallenbach, Joyce Boone, Pal Merfz, Linda Shaw, Mary Moorehead, Pal Sams, Mary Scoll. Four+h row: Rufh Dulie: Joyce Bammerlin, Ernest ine Green, Wilma Brown, Sara Wiener, Pal Balmer, Charlolle Slone, Sec- relary, Joy Kuessner, Maxine Durham. Typewrilers pounding and pencils zipping oil shorlhand are common sounds and sighls in Woodward's Business Club. Now in ils Third year, and under lhe advisorship ol Miss Ro- sella l-lonelcamp, The Business Club offers girls inleresfed in lhe business field a chance lo befler undersland The inlrica- cies ol Their luiure mode ol living, The members visil various induslries, facfories, and companies lo view big business in aclion. Guesl speakers visil ihe club 'ro discuss olher aspecis oi business. Business Club develops a knowledge of lhe busi- ness world, helps each member grow in personalily and lead- ership, and renders service To lhe school. Key Business Club members plan busy year's program. l 5 MERCHANDISING CLUB PROVIDES EXPERIENCE eff' First Row: Joanne Ncdvlnian Dave Gray, Har- ref KATZ, Marc-:la Weslery, Mike Combs. Second Row: Jirn Cohen, Nancy Paylor, Mike Lcv'nc, Lowell Holf, KaThv Hopewell, Marv- ann Hain, Woody Galkoway. Third Row: Sfu Roscnsvs-in Bavy Gclohou, PeTe Wefss, PM Kmvrrrmnn, Delilah GoodpasTer, Anita Hein- lc-lv'n, Sandy McKinney. Fourfh Row: Dick Eiaunsfen, Frank Bo'Ii, John Packer, Don Spur- lin I:uTure Teachers OT America, direcTed by Miss Ruby Comp- Tom, is a club in which The members are enabled To receive an early acguainTance wiTh The Teaching proTession. Develop- menT oT professional aTTiTudes is accomplished by allowing The members To worlc wiTh children in siTuaTions where They may learn To realize The poTenTiaI saTisTacTion OT Teaching. This year a new plan was insTiTuTed allowing members To acTualIy go inTo eIemenTary school classes and Teach on a class period. The FuTure Teachers Club members will deTiniTe- Iy have a heard sTarT over oThers desiring To become Teachers. Y. Now in iTs second year oT exisTence, under The guidance oT Mrs. I-Ielen Bowers, Merchandising Club Teaches iTs mem- bers The principIes and Techniques oT reTail merchandising, This club, made up enTirely oT sTudenTs in Mrs. Bowers' mer- chandising classes, meeTs on class Time, The club oTTen has group Tours oT local business Tirms or has local merchanrs address The membership. Combining pracTice wiTh Theory is The main TacTor in Merchandising Club's success. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Firsf Row: Sami? Snyder, Cali, Sieiri Chvri MOSIowiI1, pnrii Roni-n Fila Gin-,bwq Mafinnni- Dave. Michael Ms-isvl. Second Row:Ai1'i anno W.1sserviian, Ros Snyiifry Han nah Newsiafi-, Vvra Harvey, Juli Fuller. Third Row: Shari Thofbd U Mary Jo Tonm Amy NAT?-an, Bai . Cershkowiiz Ann Cir-igvr. Fourfh Row: Anim Ruwinn, Eve A'Ku'i Jackie Neurrian, Pai Srmckivnn, Maureen Glimn Fiffh Row: Jul. Cramer, Carol Murray, Gail Graff, Coralce Drake, Barb Swillinfiif Sixfh Row: Joan Wainer, PM Tee well, Marsha Blum. Sevenfh Row: Nancy Vaughn, Iris Mew-fs, Dian Purdy Barb Sliullw. ALL DELTA BETAS ARE ACTIVE IN VARIOUS SPORTS -ng Members of Delta Befa are acflve sporfs en- II1usiasIs. Shooiinq pool are II'1e following: J III IIIIII1I',If, I I.I IIIVI If-H, Nag, BI FIHI Ix I 1f-v , RI ,I IIf.II'II M II 'I' II- Oufer CircIe:I rv ',I I- II, NI I ISI I I I ',, NMI IMIHIIIII-I I H1 II' I' 'vIIxv' IIII I mv 'I1 '1 fx ' ,',' .Ifa I I II , IVIIMI K X Om? -If ' f If I .j,' .f c . I J A . M 3 t H .,I4- A 'Q L , yn., aw . lk, 'I -A-. FIs'22JmTs5yu..fTI'I9tgm':Ifx OfIicers of Delfa Befa seem fo Iike golf: IU, C IYIII , VIII gIUIJI71r'1I', IIIII, Vw I ,III IIIII II 'I III , AIN 'Z 'IH 1' IiI1 fI :1Iv I WI vw. Delia Befas before a big snowball ITgI'1I. KneeI- Inq: B I, I IIIII II R I' BIIIIH-I if IvIIIre- C mb, AIIIII, KTIIIIIIIN PIII fi 'IIIII, CII ,II W'I, II, Back Row: MIN- III-VIIHIW, Rfmf-r SI IIHALII Id IIIHIII IN'-I Iv'1 .II v, Vfxfi IR,III, SI'-vw GI1'IvIv', IH C ,vI', vII1I-I, M17 I W-IIIIII, INIVI CIIINI Iv Fvaf'L I5 Ik I lv, IU .III-I CIN II MINI'-I III, BIII KWI lf B FII-H 5' IIO VIIII CIIMBS VIIIICK XNIISUN FRANK BURR , . . OSCAR CIIRISINRTVIIR IIICK SIOITXMAN .IIRRY VAN IAYRI HARRY SIIRIINL3 OFFICERS 'feb' Wafchfnq Keiih Humphries sfrilxe. Shand- ing: J 'vi P'-ani-, Bib Mi-Izqiv' Ji'-I Siimfab MIIQI J0I,ICriQS WaIIINr SCIWQU. Siffing: Jwv Faviai., D-mu Pavker, Chas Sirwmk Adi-vw M -.Iweu Kneeling: BIIY Curry. OFFICERS BIII MILLER . . JACK CIARK . , BUTCH HERMAN STEVE WIISON . JIM SCHWAB . IOM ITEWEY . IEE EOWIER PON ERAKIS . . HAROLD STERLING Presidenf Pres den? Secvofary C rrfw. SCfrQIary Treasurer Chapifmii' I-Iiswrian Hishvriar IaI Arms 'MEM TOP INTEREST LIST Sfanding by II1e sfafue of WlII1am Woodward FlrsI' Row: BIN Norifk, Jim Luken Sew m n 0 TI-Qmaw, Second Row: Jaw Ii Bro D Jo L I e SIdub.TI'1ird Row: Newfwn PoweII R nnie Nnqf Harry Websrsfv', BIII ScIm4.Ic,FourII1 Row Bri n H Com-2 MII 0 I-Iv'm'X, BIII Sf1I7fr IF' Members of Sigma DeIIa Chi qafh- Qn'.f ered on The sfaircasez FirsI Row: I' I- I, I: Second Row: II I -- I I, M-I' N -.III,II, SIIIIII SI fwf' III. Third Row: ISI I5 If II. our ow: fwv' I' Having coImes aI a frafernify broIher's home are Ihe officers: M PII fI .III-I Ii' III-I I- -IWW CIIIHIIII, I2 B '-w. SIGMA DELTA CHI BOASTS SPIRIT OF LEADERSHIP OFFICERS BIII BIIIM V-I 1 L CIIRFY SAUAVIN N 1 I MIM SIIQWIII: Sw II CIIARIII IIUIISMWEI IIIIII Siqmas in Ihe main hall ready for anofhcr day of schooI. Firsf Row: I I ,ff NIIVII, II IIII1 ' IVII' VI III, MII I. IIIIIIIIII-III Second Row: IIIII' I III Ir-- I'I III! III,-I IVIIIIII .II - MIIIIII IIIII II Third Row: IU-rw ww .. OFFICERS MIKE RAND . . . .... Presidenl' RON KATZ , . . Vice-Presidenl LARRY OSKY , . . . .Treasurer RICHARD KLEIN . ..,,. Secrelary DAVE FROLICH . . . , Recordinq Secrelary GIL EFFRON . . . . . .Hislorian Firsl Row: Mike Rand, Ron Kalz, Second Row: Dave Frdich Larry Osky, Richard Klein. Regardless of Ihe wealher Phi Rhos enioy fellowship. Firsl Row: Gil Ellron, Dave Frolich, Jeff Kreindler, Sieve Sway, Bob Nebolsky, Sandy Fleisher, Dick Klein, Dave Pildas, Larry Osky. Second Row: Barry Schneider, Glen Michaelson, Bob Kursman, Paul Richman, Ricky Rose, Chuck Klein. Jim Miller, Jeff Paul, Ron Kalz, Mike Rand. Third Row: Bari Foqel, Nelson Weiss. Phil Schlaeqer, Milch Fram, Sian Zappin, Glenn Rand, Burl Lerrnan, Noi Picluredz Bob Baden Ron Brown, Jehl Hari, Siu I-lodesh, John Jacobs, Pele Leeds, Marly Pinales, Jim Sachs, Sieve Schwarlz, Mark Treilel, Don Bookman. PHI RHO DELTA BOYS ENJOY FELLOWSHIP IN ANY KIND OF WEATHER I Phi Eps are loyal fo 'fheir frafernify. Firsf Row: SPH l10ln'1111.11r, Afqn CMXllt'YW, Rmxvv Eff'-1111, MML111 Huffrman, M111 H H11 Y H11 F111 gUv0rf1r1 M1 C11 BH' I1 M 911 141111111 171 Q M N 1 1 L 1 ' 1 M L T 1 C 1 1 M Sk 1 1 - 1' , 11' '1 WU. I 11 11' 1 411 ' K M x' Second Row '.'- 1- '-'v ' 1 fy 11 'f-', fr f 1 U' --Xy- 11' vw A111115 V11-.1 , SL11 K '11 J 11- P91155 ' 1' 1, V 1 lr' l lf ., S11-V11 MAQL1 11117, Cu11'y Rohms dvd .1111 Sfvms-, Third Row:Jn1k MN--011 fx.11v11 Barr, M1140 V-1. MM- S 511.11115 P v n 1 F11-d 111, R1111.1r11 CPhU, BJV11 VVw11:.M-fn, Pm-'1r1y PJYJVTWSN F1.1qvr'0 SI1flP1VW,JOC1 Farkas f 1411 F1 w, '. . W . - f Xu, .35 , 1 45 J 1 wif ' ,mf 1 is PHI EPSILON FQRMS -, , 1 , W 1 La , 51 ' f ' 12--..- .4,.. .3, . --fill- P 4 ,ff ,, FIRM FRIENDSHIPS 9 r. H 1 I fx 1. I 5' 11511. 1 .li K ' 4 . X1 n 1 A .1 Q. r Q D - OFFICERS C111 MINSUN . F1-wdw' SIP IHBERMNN 1 ,1 V 1,-A J,1.1 S-AR1 ROBNNS , , Sf-.111 11 SANPY KAHN . , , ,l4N.11' FMP SHVFRSTHN . CM111'1f BIHY HPSKY .SM11 Xxurw 0 l1A V'T-1 Lnndnrship is one of fhe many falenfs of Phi Ep's officers. Firsf Row: Gwry R bins, 1 A 11,1111',11P11 1 M11 ,11 111-':1,1'1,!v1' f Second Row: M11 ' 1141 '- '111-1, V11'r1 11181 1'1f'1cif V'. 11. 114 f m 'S 5 'M Q M as Q W 4 S4 A yu P. N xx ,S 3 at 2 X 5 ,.,. 5 X 4 sm i ,J w if 2 if . my f if 3: W f , RQ' 4 ,. S f' , , s 3- T. , g K x 1 1- f 1 is RY J j ' g ax xl A Y' B 2 in Sv M 1 DELTA KYTYVES EPSILON JOINS IN ACTIVITIES , Seniors of Delia Ky+yves Epsilon know 'i'l'Ie mean- ing of hue friendship. On Carpefz D-I9 Braun- ',Tr'III. Siffing: Sherry CIIIIH TI, Sherry CdSO,Df5UYT:1 Simon'-, Marwa TTIVTII-nf'-, Jan Zieqlrir, San y MI Kinrwia, TIIITIT Funk. Siandingz Pa? LIIVQT, Gwen Hfiiimfin, Namy Bryanf, .Inns-T Gordon, Mariiyv VViiiiIIIvI'I. Juniors of Kyfyves are enioying a 'friendly gaihering. Fronf Row: Pai Ivvlfmd, Sin' O'CwnrIf-TT, Hanna Barfon, Judy MiTier, DOT Braunsiein, Las? Row: .lan Tir-Hin, Barb Frazier, Pai Aibriqhf, Caroi Trimbie, Peg lfmfi, Andm Capffz, Sandy Weber, Pai Ciwridman, Barb Shah, Sophomores of Kyfyves. Firsi Row: Card Herbert Joanne Armsfronq, Pnyliss Gotilieb, Linda NOrT0Tk, Nanry Aibriqiwi, Susan Keifanaclrer, Second Row: Mdfiim KIVIQ, Jan Garrasf, Jane Berle, Karen Hahn. Third Row: Karen Reeves, Babe Sferbiinq, Diane Hinhivr. SANDY MIKINNIS . SHERRY CASE . SHERRY CROUCH . NANCY BRYANT . JANET GORDON . PAT LUVEL .... DOT BRAUNSTFIN MARILYN WTIIIAMS FIOTTT FUNK . . DONNA SIMONF JANET ZIFOTTR . OWEN HOFFMAN MARCIA DIMFNTT OFFICERS prvsidvnf Vue- Prwsidonf . Ru rfdinq Cormspondinq CP'I0spcrIdirIq Sorqoan , Svrqvan Sefrefary Trca-,urer Sei roiary Sm rofarx Hisiorian Ciwapiaf' T-ai-Arms T ai Arm. Szznsiiino GII' . . PIIb'SIiN Ciwairnwan . PIIXIIIIIH Misiioss rv' JS A 6. Q-.wx .DQ JUDIE FRAKES , DIANE STAMP .... PAMELA MAYBERRY . JANET EI-IRMANTRAUT JOANNE JAEGER . . CAROL I-IOUK . NANCY RAPP . PAT I-IAUSS . . CATI'-IY BROWN . , DONNA BULLINGTON CINDY GRO66 . . , OFFICERS . 4 . . Presidenf . . . . Vice-Presidenl . .Recording Secrelary Corresponding Secrelary Cprrespondinq SecreIa'y Correspondinq Secrelary . . . . .Treasurer . . Hisforian . , , . . Chaplain . .Sergeanl-ar-Arms . , Pledge Mislress Loolcs of excifemenf cover fhe faces of Tausia's officers as +hey discuss 'Future acI'ivi+ies: Nancy Rapp, Diane Sfamp, Donna Bullinqlon, Calhy Brown, Carol I-Iouk, Pamela Mayberry, Cindy Groqq, Judie Fralces, Pa? I-Iauss and Joanne Jaeger. GIRLS OF TAUSIA JOIN IN A LASTIN6 UNION Tausia holds ifs firs'I' pledge class in high esfeem. Firs+ Row: Suzanne Devaud, Bar bara Cozzens, Judy Mensinq and Dianne Purdy. Second Row: Marly Strobel, Louise Simmons, Ginqer Marlin, Anne Braflon. Third Row: Marsha Blum, Sandy Pellens, Mariella Dray and Cheri Jimerson. Warmfh and understanding characierize all fha members of Tausia. Firs+ Row: Carol Houlc, Sally Sander, Pal' I-Iauss, Judie Fralces. Second Row: Carol Deflmer, Paula Gerhard, Pamela Mayberry, Donna Bullinqlon, Nancy Rapp and Cindy Groqq. Third Row: Diane Slamp, Janie Brucher, Carol Slofhfanq, Joanne Jaeger, Roberla Sharp, Calhy Brown and Judy Devaud. i H The crowning glory of Kappa Plwi Della is Hs able officers. Firsf Row: Barb Siiyery, Sur- ilwmas, Judy Williams. Sec- ond Row: Judy Rriuizrmq, Nanny Siemerinq, Diane Slab nur, Third Row: Ann Hnwliaw, Carnl Hall, Fourlh Row: Pfafifgy Faliy, Lynn Hammond, Yvonne Balay. NANCY SIEMERING ANN HOSHAW . . CAROL HALL . SUE THOMAS . PEGGY FAHY . BARB SAVERY WANE STABNER . JUDY ROUTZONO LYNN HAMMOND YVONNE BALAY , JUDY WlLLIAMS . KAPPA GIRLS ARE DEVOTED AND SINCERE Members of Kappa are loyal fo lheir soror- ify. Sealed on Floor: Karlriy Hayslip, Dawn Campbell, Diane Lulron, Judy Debord, Befsy Myers, Sue Ballinger. Second Row: Yvonne Balay, Peqqy Falwy, Barb Savery, Judy Milrliell, Bonnie Bryson Marqo Klien, Lois Brewer Jackie Lauman, Linda Miller.Tl1ird Row: Kris Fellabaum, Judy Roufzonq, Ann Hoslwaw, Carol Hall, Lynn Hammond, Karen l-lorlnn, Lynne Calvin, Junie Curry, Bonnie Schafer. OFFICERS . . . . . . . Presidenf . .Vice-Presidenl . , .... Secrelary . . . . . . . . .Treasurer . .Correspondinq Secrelarv , .Corresponding Secre+ary . .Corresponding Secrelary . . . . . . , .Hisforian . . . . , Chaplain . . Sergeant-ar-Arms . .Sergeanlral-Arms The members of Kappa Phi Del+a are willing and ready fo worlr. Sibling: Barbara Weiss, Louise Meyer, Kiane Macinlyre, Carnl Siddal, Linda Miller, Mary Robinson, Slwaron Nunnolly, Doris Harqy, Sfanding: JoAnn Franks, Judy Williams Carol Ouisno, Gail Tlwerriion, Sue Terrell, Sue Tlinmas, Lynn Wagner, Rosemary Segale. The members of Sigma Lambda Chi work +o- qeiher in harmony. Firs+ Row: Baib Yfvi ard Barb Fa :'frw. Second Row: Jimi Wi-in mam and Navi L Fi- ivrwv. Third Row: Kafii-, Srila Pa' Rami' Jim Hood, Shar A C v be-Ti, Ci miie Suvvsii-r, Jady Saxicrw, Girmv Nwhas B 'ww Kawvw Bw H+-we Mar X. Paimi Cwvri, Fiavwif' ard PM Ni-wmaw. The iunior class of Sigma Lambda Chi enioy beinq wiih 'rheir ofher sororiiy sisfers. Firs+ Row: J -, HJR or iVi3VN,.i V'W i-iaiiz dfM,.r Rwvwr, Pm Tim it vi. Second Row: Mm'nrm.x Dix! Bxvb Ash Linda Mmwh, Mary L .1 P Q-iv!-i, VON Barzani, Lois Pcvqvr, Third Row: Jmwrw Bi Nrwsirup Bwnrwio Raiii, Mm' rw- D im: Ca . Pwr 'w, Cnvfiwi W-f'+i: Ni swim: i.IL'V!, iVi.lVJl.xvO' lviywr'--. X., lk., i l. SI6MA'S GOALS ARE CENTERED AROUND FIRM SISTERHOOD OFFICERS SANPY BAKER . Hi BARB RiNC1i'iANL . Vi fr Fw- 'J'- BARS PESOUT , , R' Mi' 1 S' 'fi' PEG BWEN . . . . Twisii PAT BAKER , A -fi T , JUDY BNSHOFF , , , , C ivf-, ii wdiwz Sf vi-' JUDY CRAMFR F- 'SMP' C P dr: Sv- 'fi HELLN CALDTR , . Cvio 1 BARS WETTNG W ' V1 SANDY CLAYLAND , . ,J ii1L'iiriia'f'X'w', PEBBIE RNUFNWQL Si . S' 1 'Fair' The officers of Sigma Lambda Chi exhibim' excelleni leadership when presiding over sororify meeiings. Firsf Row: B my FV-, .' Bavb Rimqhamd Savwdv Barwi Pi-1 Bkf-rx Second Row: Si'-ii, Cafand Judi, C'i A ' WOW' C: iw' Bri NN - 1 .'.r. Bfsi fi Pix? Bniwr, Er-bbw RYTQW mia, 5'i5?Q5St'55 . 5 Chi Sigma Della members enioy worlring as a social Ieam. These officers provide leadership: S Q- Sflwfl Clinlw- SI'-ir: lrllrlflf! Mi'm.xnA Nol Piclured: Bi-bbw Iliii lwman, TEAMWORK PRACTICED BY CHI SIGMA DELTA I Cooperalion brings salisfaclion as well as enioymenl fo Chi Sigs. -wer ,z CIIICKII- STIIN IWIANF MIIMAN BOBBIF HOCIIMAN SUE SCIIOII , MARY .IO TONFR CAROI AIII I2 HQAN SCHAIIOI IIIGGIF BARR . VICKII FRANKIIN OFFICERS KT 'ri'-,pvl'CI v',1 C rvwwl' Hdlrhl Prosidonl PM-sidml Sm Vvlnw l'kt'J'wlI VPI . Audilrv' Swim-Iam Sui r'i-lam la?-Avi . Smiles and qood cheer surround all fhe members of Chi Siqma Della. Firsl Row: 5 iii 'All'-r, Ili vi-f lvlilw In Clw I 1- SN- n Iwi' IS Iwi II, Frimvwii- Sflmii I, Second Row: l'llyllif. Wiliif-I, Suu Iipnlcy, Many UI- ,Iii I Sw- 'ml' vrmrl .l.i'I, Bi il! Cmil In-Ilni-v, .lucly Cf CIVTMHW. Third Row: Mm iw ll'iIlIYlilU, Rilo Rflflflflf Mnrilyn Ki lm, lvl vifxm llflvvxlillr-ur, IHS RUIUIH SI, Wlillf-v',, Mm-,lin Cflllf-mlin. Fourlh Row: Illfl CYIIIHIIIIVI. Cindy Shi ig Sfmcly .lnllfm flxvfinv Ivliiv'-ik, Nlmllf-I-rw Rfiflfl, Cha' lillf' l ,vl'.lI,. lvlfulivw-rw ff.:-rin R- i',f 1 li- Bi-imnn. I20 'Rv l'lISlnri.m The officers of Tally-Ha guide Iheir sororiiy in doing bes+ for Hs members and communify. Firsf Row: Garda Sommer, Sandy Sioan, Second Row: Bobbie Disiei, Jan Beriram, Third Row: Carol Murray, Judy Smiih, Liz Mayor, Mariie Levine. Noi Piciuredz Jan Bierech, Nanry Kieine, Jonie Luehrmari. This is an informal piciure fallen ai one of Ihe dinners given by Tally-Ho. Firsf Row: Joanne Saiyers, Jan Biersch, Nancy Kleine, Judy Smifh, Second Row: Eiaine Goeriomiiier, Sue Hobson, Judy Turner, Boy Haifer, Third Row: Pa'ii Schrader, Vicki Sheppard, Carol Depoi, ian Hx ,Ji iw,i. Members of Tally-Ho ioin Iogeiher in sisier- hood. Firsi Row: Bobbie Disfei, Mariie Levine Sandy Sioan. Liz Mayer, Carol Murray, Jan Berfram, Second Row: Reba Wood, Judy Smiih, Emily Wade, Suzie Herrick, Garda Sommer, Joanne Honschopp, Barb Heafh M'Iis McGregor, Paiiy Rapp. Third Row: Caroi Suiau, Sue Farhenbruk, Caroiyn Kon' dIe, Kay La Prade, Carol Lufas Connie Milier. Fourfh Row: Ann Feuchfer, Cari' Meier, Ann Geiqer, Shiriey Conneff, Judy Compion, Cindy Cordes, EIane Bryden, Jan Friizsch, Lois Eqqerdinq, Eiaine Gfioriemiiir-r, Bey Haiier. x Qf TALLY HO MEMBERS SPREAD GOOD WILL BY THEIR ACTIVITIES G-ARDA SOMMER SANDY SLOAN , JAN BLERSCH . LIZ MAYER . . BOBBIE DISTEL MARJIE LEVINE CAROL MURRAY JAN BERTRAM . JONIE LUEHRMAN NANCY KLEINE . . JUDY SMITH . . OFFICERS . . Prc-side-ni . Vice Presidoni , . Smroiaiy . ...,, Iroasurm . Correapondinq SOYVSIGTY , Corrospondinq Sefreiary . . . . Hisiorian . Serqeani-aI-Arms . . Cbapiain Pubiiciiy Chairman . . Pubiiciiy Chairman Q 9 w-. I Members of Omega Sigma PI1i fake pride in everyfiiing II1ey do for II1eir scI'iooI and communiiy. Firsf Row, from LeII: Ihiim- FI' 'k 1 BSIYINIII S ' i7' 7' M I IUI Q19 'NUI if I' My Ix . In I, Hi' Vx 1 ia NIMH 'I -- Suiriw IH .I NMI. nm. Second Row: ,Ii iw W.1II7x'I, Margie CIGNIDOD, PM Fw' NIH -'I LI--IIUI SDN' 1 I Brxwua Is, ' I Ni '.x ,I..iI. fri ,I A. F ' I- .1 rx .winx iii-L.-i,TI1ird Row: Ivxi Iwv Cmwii IIHIIW' C-MII, Ju XXII-1' C.'I'i'vZ IIi ' Buff IIi i fi'--,I, Sim I ' 'Xi .7 C' -- Cin' A Hi Iifiriuwv' I vXv-' ' IXAPAI -'I SW'-,I CiI'.iiIri'im I 'mia 5 !m.xrI.' Linda IIINII- . FOUYII1 Row: M,ii.:r Ixa 7- I' ,Aw , iq NN - IW: '- Siwrs Ixvw 'X B.ifLmr.i I , ipx Lqivw' Frimx1r 2H, CHWM Simi Mm iii Env? .I ' .1 ri I' N .ii Conveying fhe spirif of Iheir organi1a+ion are 'fI1e officers. Holding Ihe insignia: I aii'1a NvIwIsIfy, Second Row: III --I O'- 1 'JI 1' fr CO vp Third Row: M --1-' Mi: ici, Mi 1'1Kfi5Iir,,I-an ' TYPICAL OF ALL IN OMEGA SIGMA PHI OFFICERS Iwfnf- IIIIIWIHII' I IIAI-'I-'III 'IIIIIIMWIJ V I I ,if.:.i ri I ,AIJI 1 I' 'fi VIII IWWII-Ji I-' I 1 I MII! IIXIII IfIII'iI V i 1 IAf'I ' If III' F, f,i '1i'1Q a OFFICERS 'NJ'-.NCI CVIHIN rv 1 RUF TIMON' UAII CRIINBIRIF- ,ua-,.I. CAROI I BRFNNIR GIRLS OF G.K. WIN LOYALTY Members of Gamma Kappa mee? for social and consfrucfive purpo ses. Firsl Row: If-1'--n FI I ' R A1 WC'lv5f, lIIGIx RIA lil AIJIUIYIS RUll'lC WCllISlL'ln. CHI 'I M 'Il 'I', CHI CFI ' lllu Nav ,Cvrf-W I? 1 ZW Car -' Bvlfrifeff, Sue IIIrg'wbf:v'.1.Tl1ird Row: Jus, F' -b ' 1' I '11I-fl wan J.If1v lfvdf-f Mavfvv RAIIvmm Flnzf-I SN nuns Fl-fi-v Bl-'Ln Cav I C'-I'.'v'vw I 2, S vw, HI- eww IDI-I I, Car IVI KSVINIIX. Smiles racliafe friendly greeiings from all members of Sigma Tlwefa PI. Firsf Row: Maw-'erm Fimlc R1--UID BQ-I1 Iwvw f J II nw, MMI I3 KS :+-V, Bsnlule S15-blew! Jamie Iyrr-, Marcrc Sjmvafi, Sac- Il,mm, Second Row: Pvfqilf: l'IIVsiI'bQ'1 Sm' e Ma' Va G Hs 'I' .la F Sliibvx Sl'erI Kaplarx Navy, S'vlf'w Raves Filfgl Mafle RFS--, ar'fI Rwfw- Sflwwirlz, Third Row: Maud WI' Iv and Mm. S, Rwslmeld Aoxw r, Fourfl1Row: KaThIeeBarICl, SYRIIUU Snyder, Fvamirw Pearl .Ia -, V I7 IIT 'xr Y. Sa S1 ', RJWHQ F -'tn M' 'I C' Ffadnwr IX -Mum N 'mv RQ na Ff1 'r'Qf Ilwl' llhafl IVI llf-I wd Avlmfn -IIIS-,OI I PI Ipleasesl OFFICERS BUBBI SII BI I R PM ..-Iffvr IXXNTI IFINI' V ,. rua, ,, SI I,7IMIZf7C I4 S.. ,,u ,, MERIIII IHUPHEP IIONVXIXX IIIINI R C w3,pw1,v-I S1-I-1,1 MARINA IICIFIIVU'-N C -'r'r1.I'X:S '- Iv MRS SYIVXIN RIISINIIII XII. I SPORTS SPOTLIGHTED BY SUPERIOR FOOTBALL GAA AND SPIRITED SPECTATORS The Woodwardile is nor complelely Jrhe sfudenl. l-le finds lime +o have lun, TO PLAY and enioy life. Sporls, eilher for personal enferlainmenl or for Jrhe honor of lhe school. are iusl as imporlanl 'ro him as lhe English, chemislry, and arilhmelic boolcs he carries from class lo class. ln inlramural and GAA. aclivilies 'rhe sludeni discovers whal if is lilce lo be lhe alhlele loo. Soon he learns Jrhal TO LIVE in an academic almosphere gym classes provide a heallhy balance +o 'rhe school schedule. A cornbinalion ol menlal worlc and physical exercise produces lhe loundalrion on which is buill lhe characler ol each Woodward sludenl. The sporls spiril-The de- sire lo excel-becomes a vilal force in his life. Playing or cheering for lhal Blue and While 'ream gives lhe sludenl whal nolhing else can-The enlhusiaslic will TO WIN bolh in sporls and in life. 3 r 0 L-Q i-QNX - X K ' .F . 'REQ A YY? ww 2- T yaw- N tl. W .wx X Sift - yi f ,MA W SXSQSN Q U S,,.,.w...wlnf .X ...Q ma Q W'kQ'w'w , 'WH x,+,i X an s 1 2, x' 752 Q' . ' if 3'M-RR 1 af ar gs In an i Nxt fx? i A ,A if O P' , C ' z,.. , 'R vii 5 . ,., wa la X - x5K'X'fNPiF'?i Aller 40 yearn' a championship. lfls been an uphill fiqhl all Ihr- way, buf The Woodward Bulldoqs have Tinally Tound fho plaro where They belonq -The Top oT The Public l-liqh fjf liaal leaque. Wifh unparalleled school spirif baclcinq Them, The cgloriouu Blue and While boyw sailed Throuqh The season on a freml oT a SVI P.hl.S.L. record To rnalce Woodward The happieml and proudesf school in Town. An undfvfeafable Wyorninq Team f,eT Woodward oTT on The wi-onq loaf wifh a 8 0 lows. lolowever, The Bulldogs had iusT lirrqun fo flex Their rnunrles. The so-called Norwood iinx lim aine a fhinq ol The pasl when a score of 50'l6 caused all reyes fo loolc again and reappraise Woodward s poTenTial. Anofhf-i non leaque deleaf had fo be falcen on The chin by SEASON'S RECORD NNI frff lward . . 0' Wyonfiinq , fl Wi ffnf Iw rfrr I . . 50' Norwood . I5 XVI fffr lw rrrf I , . 0' Xavier . 'J Wiififlwarrl , 7' CenTral . . 5 Wi lfuc Iward . . 74' Wosfern hlills I4 Woodward . , f' lduqhef, . . B Woodward . . lo' Walnuf l-lills I3 Woodward . . 7lA fvfariernonf . I4 Woodward . 20' Taff .... 20 Wooflwarcl, . loj Wilhrow . . 6 l AFTER FORTY YEARS CHAMPIONS . . . WOODWARD CCDULD NCT BE PROUDER Precious pass proves elusive for Wally Bohl in Walnul Hills game. our Bulldoos wiTh a 6-0 loss To Xavier beTore They could sink Their Teefh in P.hI.S.L. rneaT. CenTral slepped up as The Tirsf vicTim. The exciTed sTu- denTs in our crowded Woodward sTands remained on TipToe Tor The lasT 55 seconds oT The dame as CenTral Tumbled and AI Johnson recovered on our 40-yard line. WiTh The beauTiTul running and sidesTeppinq oT Eddie SouThard The Team edged down To The Two-yard line, There Azell Jaclson plunged info TD TerriTory To Tie The score 6-6 wiTh only precious seconds IeTT. In came Bobby Taylor, up wenT The lqicle, over wenT The ball and Woodward had won iTs Tirsf league conTesT, 7-6. WesTern hlills, nexf on The lisT, bowed 24-I4. BoTh our of- Tensive and defensive lines had To show whaT They were made Hallbaclr Taylor races for Touchdown Terrilory as Woodward defeafed Walnul Hills To Tie 'For second place wiTh Hughes. Firsi Row: Jerry Collins, Paul Woodward, Bill l-lill, Jolwn Irwin, Third Row: Bob Nebolslcy, Ron Durham, Jim Pearce, Ben Co- Ed Soullward. lien, Bob Taylor. Second Row: Mike Cohen, Jim Heidenreiclm, Ken Kingsbury, Four'rl1 Row: Bruce Fisler, Alden Mosher, Wally Bolwl, Dave Cliff Kulwnell, Bob Slumpl. lv1al1on,AzellJaClcson. 4.,, ix Ai... 3' n. Q I Q I 127 I960 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Firsf Row: Bmw' F 'fm Iw Hr-ch-rw-'iv P.1L.!W 'ifwavd BN: N1-PJ ur, PM V' lim' , M lf' C, P' ,I m PMN! H B in Smmpf cmd W,1.-K, li' W Second Row: C 4' V Vw 8 M M H y, Aw' ,M P v' Exidw S .JV lv-1 H PJ, l,1,. v ,f-vw, C, .mu L:-1-WYvw'17,B b MW fn-Wg www JW Cm? 'M wmv fl I' .1 Hu ' v 1, Third Row: Hf'-ad C' 1' H Im fx' .mm-rf, A 1,1111 vw, HW Hi If-vw Nwppf-v ,lf lm MWF Fwd ZWJEQV Axdvfr MHSFQV, Y. 7 1q.,.' ,.,,,,,.a My au' its ' - , wav Q, Nfwliff -Q ,--- JN WL W ,mp Azell Jacnson scampers around a Wnihrow iaclne an fhe hfle game. RQ w Durham, Larry Yafm, Bvrw Cvlvun .md L vw C A. V JMR Cmvvpbw W, Fourfh Row: fxfhxflfix Dirmhxr Cm! F. Dnmirm, Jwlw laimx M M Umm lx vm,-We-,f, Sfnvo Hondrtks Dam- Mahan, Uan Remyd, B NM' .md Fefe Johnskun. Noi Picfuredz Ge-orqe Peierson, Bob Rifbardsrw avd BW Sfudf. Bobby Taylor hauls down a big Wiihrow ball carfner as Woodward wins I6 fo 6. DEVOTED COACHING, TIRELESS SQUAD SECURE PHSL CRCWN ol, and, led by cofcaplains Mike Cohen and Porky Kings- bury, lhey did. Wally Bohl scored lwice, once on an BOfyard run. One lasl hearlbreaker in lhe lorm ol an 847 loss lo lhe Big Reds ol l-lughes proved lo be Woodwardls Iasl look al lhe losing end ol a game. Wilh a beaulilully laked lield goal allempl by Taylor, Bruce Fisler shol a pass lo Jackson and lhen look lhe ball himsell lor lhe score. The exlra poinl was good bul nol guile enough lor lhis conlesl. Gur lasl lour games were simply mallers ol laking lhe laurels. More TD runs by Bohl and Jackson broughl a I6-B viclory over lhe Walnul Hills' Eagles. Mariemonl's Warriors bil lhe dusl lhe following week as our Blue and While, led by lrifcaplains Mike Cohen, Bob Nebolsky, and Paul Wood- ward, surged lo a 2l-I3 win in a lourlh guarler comeback. A co-championship was assured by spanking lhe Senalors ol Tall, 20-6. Ben Cohen, Jim Pearce and Bob Slumpl opened gaps for Jerry Collins and cohorls in lhe speedy backlield, while Dave Mahan, Alden Mosher, Ron Durham, John Irwin, and Jim l-leidenreich led lhe delensive line. And on a sunny Friday allernoon in November, backed by Line Coach Jack Campbell calls the signals. L6-ll lo Righlt Bob Nebolsky, Coarh Carnpbrrll, Ken Kingsbury MIL. Cohen, Jim Pearce, Bob Slumpl. lhal same enlhusiaslic school spiril lhal inauguraled lhe sea- son, coaches Jim Dougherly and Jack Cambell guided lhe leam lo viclory over Wilhrow, I6-6-and lhe lirsl crown since l9l9. Coach Dougherly lells Taylor lo make lhal kick. .ss.. P., . f f' 1 i Q 'x Quarlerback Bruce Fisler makes lhe long lhro wi RESERVE FO OTBALL TEAM FirsI Row, Leff Io RigI1I: Slan Paley. Bill Kees, Phil Brown, Bob Richardson, Bill Gillman Jim Vockell, Bill Neff, Bill Rush, Bill SIudI, SIeve McCallum, and Shrvr: I'lendricks.SecOr1d Row: SIan Shuck, Bob Young, Mike Skurow, .lay Kuhlman, George Fry, Errol King, Jack Messer, John Mascare, and Gary Siall, Third Row: Waller Verlner, Bill Brooks, Jim Hawkins, Ned RESERVE FOLLOWS WINNING SPIRIT WITH CO-VICTORY Coaches Weiler and Diersing puI much Ihcughf and planning in+o each precision play. A Sf. IW my - NM., Herrmann, Larry l'lerIner, BuIch Turner, PeIe .lohnslon and Doug Bin- Iorcl. Fourlh Row: Mike Lerning, Mickey Cohen, George PeIerson, How- ard Simons, SIan MaIhews, I-Ioward Ping, Shwe Wilson Jaik Fielden, John Labavilrh, and Dave Oakley. To Iop off a IerriIic IooIball year aI Woodward, Mr. Nick Weiler and lvlr. George Diersing's Reserve Ieam caplrured a co-championship wiIh WiIhrow. These junior Bulldogs com, menced Ihe season wiIh a rousing deIeaI oI Iheir IuIure co- champions, WiIhrow, 20 Io 8. Fullback Bill Gillman liI Ihe IirsI Iirecracker as he romped 70 yards Ior a Iouchdown on Ihe opening kickoII. John LaboviIch, junior halIloack, scored Iwo TD's on runs oI I8 and 30 yards and Iwo exIra poinIs. The Blue and WhiIe cyclone nexI hiI TaII and leII Ihem in a dizzy wonder, 20-0. LaboviIch was again Ihe big gun wiIh Iwo more Iouchdowns and Iwo exIra poinIs. The alerI Bulldog squad was quick Io Iake adyanIage oI Ihe many TaIl misIakes. SIeve Hendricks blocked a poor punI in Ihe TaII SEASON'S RECORD-RESERVE Woodward WiIhrow . . Woodward TaII . . . Woodward WesIern I-lills 'Woodward I-Iughes . Woodward CenIral . . Woodward 'I' ProIesIed in Iavor of Woodward WalnuI I-Iills end zone which Bob Richardson prompTly Tell on Tor six poinTs. The WesTern Hills MusTangs were The nexT Woodward vicTims. ATTer a scoreless TirsT halT, haITback Mickey Cohen Took a handoTT Trom guarTerback PeTe Johnson and scrarn- bled TwenTy yards Tor a Touchdown and Then added Two exTra poinTs. Bill NeTT laTer scored on a pass inTercepTion. The immovable oTTensive line oT STeve McCollum, NeTT, George PeTerson, Richardson, Gary ScaIT, Bill STudT, and Jim Vockell TrusTraTed The MusTangs' deTensive chargers. Dave Oakley and oTher Tine backTielders handled running duTies. The de- Tensive wall was comprised oT Jack Fielden, Hendricks, Errol King, John Mascari, and WalTer VerTner. The Reserves meT Their maTch in Hughes and were hum- bled, 34-O. This deTeaT could have proven disasTrous had iT noT been Tor a Woodward proTesT. Hughes swepT The game wiTh The services oT a varsiTy veTeran. The proTesT was de- cided in Tavor oT Woodward. Then, aTTer suTTering a 22-8 shellacking Trom CenTral, The squad rebounded wiTh a 20-6 rouT OT hapless WalnuT Hills. This vicTory gave The Blue and WhiTe a 5-l record--good enough Tor a share in The PHSI- TiTle. No luck aT all, however, smiled on The hard-working Wood- ward Bullpups oT Coach STan CasTelli. The Team Tinished TiTTh wiTh a season's record oT Two wins and Tour losses, ahead OT CuTTer and WalnuT Hills. Too many Tumbles, Too liTTIe block- ing on plays around end, Too many bad breaks, buT plenTy oT speed and deTerminaTion-These were characTerisTics oT Woodward's youngesT gridders, Tine prospecTs Tor TuTure Teams. JUNIOR HI Firsf Row, Leff To Righfz David KoTTler, James Evans, Ron RenTro, Tom Dyer, Joe EllioT, Craig Roark, Charles Barnes, STuarT WolTson, David Turk. Tom Ballard, Cecil Osborn, and Don MacPherson, Second Row: Manager, Gary Morris, Mike STanTill, Phil GuTin, Ed I-loTTmeier, Tom Abbot John Henri, Larry Taylor, Dave Brown, Doug Wacker, Sleve BobsT, Tim Allred, Fred BernsTein, Henry Burns, Mr. STan CasTelli, and ati f 'ff'-5 We Firsf Row, LefT To Righfz Mr. CasTelli, Coach: Ron RenTro, and Charles Barnes. Second Row: Cec'l Osborne, James Evans, Phil GuTin, Dcn MacPherson, and David KoTTler. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM FINDS GOING ROUGH BUT SPIRIT AND DRIVE STAY ALIVE GH FOOTBALL TEAM Manager, Michael Adler. Third Row: Ray Mullens, Doug Oppenheimer, Don Spaulding, Andy Abrams, Gerald Dennis, Slove Boymel, Roger Max, Ron Rabin, Dick Hall, Charles Ebel, Richard Golden, and Richard Cushing. FourTh Row: John Lewis, Danny BobbiTT, Franklin Pool, Gary McDaniel, KenneTh Dean, STeve Luken, Charles HUTT Dave Brewer, Charles Barnes, Thomas Macliarland, Eric Hawks, Sfan Skurow. gil 161 If i O f, 1 .9547 XI I we ,, W fi: x J + A , ,, , ,, . A M.. ' 1, W 1 5,551 I .YA W . 'iffy , Q, . ng - F 5, -f,. : W 9 ,af , , k I , fx' gg 1 Q ix -Qin ...Q- X gi J I: . 3 xi b '0w-an-......,,,,,,,m.W.M l 'X WYQ I. . 'X 5 x X ff X ' 1 Wx ,WWA i f'N f-U' of wx xxx s .A ,I 1 S SEASON'S RECORD w Woodwr1v'd , . 55' Elder . . . . . 64 Woodw,ard . . 55: Wesfern HIHS . . 42 VNfnodw.1rd . 58' Wyoming . . 55 Wqwodwrard . 68: Prinoejron . . 67 Wcuodwrarcu . 497 Wifrwrow . . . 43 Wcvodwrard - . 50' Cenrral . . . 64 VVoodwm'd . . 527 Walnui HMS . . 54 Wboowrard , . 65' Norwood . . 56 Wfoodwrard . . 687 Hughes . . . 61 NNooow.ard . , 65' Tafr . . . . . 64 Woodwr,ard . , 41' Wesrern Hdls . . 55 Wquoowrard . . 74: Wiflwrow . . . 69 NNoodwrard , . 54' Cenrral . . 59 Wrwodwrarci . 56: Sycamore . . . . 53 Wr'uodwr1ro , 85' VValr1u+HiHs .63 Wruodwrsrd . . 63' MCNrCholas . 62 VV'oodwnro , . SO? Huqrwe5 . . 75 Vxfoodwfaro . , 477 Taff . . . . 48 Tournameni' Woodwrmrd . . 64: Tafr . . . . . 60 Wmdwrfffi ' ' 53' Vveqern ' ' Bob Neumann rockers upward as opponeni crashes downward l96O VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Firs? Row: 5 lr N 'N' 1 ' ' B461 NNW, Br-Nw Inf v, A' XfVe7bfod Jim Stdwab. Second Row: Dfw Fm- 'H Bvry F -: 1 an lla-,fr Wrv' B- lv S' mmf of Picfured: Jie G.1fzw1'er, 133 One bucIre+ coming up. WMI IIIOVI uIfmrICfI Ifu '.f:f,0mI rmxrwd OI Icuque fOmpeIIIIOr1 CIIIIIIIIIQ rovonqo on WQIIHLII IIIIIS. TEAM EFFORT EARNS TIE FOR THIRD OPPOSITE PAGE Bob Neuman crashes Wiihrow wall. nl r. ,,r I .- - Im Nr -IIm.mnIInIuw.1',f1r'ocOVcIbref1IIr1q year: mos,I point III I uvmqIr3 YLIIVIC H5 IIQQIIVMI WIIIVILII I-IIIIHI, ITIQII6'-I IOIf1I 5fImIu IU mme ucmuon I4I6I, fmd IIIC mod rebcnumdks in n game IYJI, ,m'I IU fa ',C.r,on I426I. Im Cfmfn FMQQIITMU QIVICI Im, Squad IIw. waz am excwfmq mI IvfwI IIQIIIIHQ mefwuru. Vkfoodwnrd Is Iuf,IIy SHIISIIGCI WIIIW II IIl1IIrII nqu. Welcome Io II1e ArII1ur Murray Dance ParIy. f s f 'N ' fin RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Firsl Row: Riil: Hull, Marmfmri D-iu 1 Binlcrd, Jim Vficlrel', Slove Hend- Cohen, Jim Pearce, Pele Wagner, Jim Bviman, and Tom Walla. Nol -f-- lu, Bill Clmnan, Tony Aposhilldec, and Timmy Prnill. Second Row: Piclured: Bill Rush. fm iv li .li lin lvluylwrfiry,JimlJCidf'nrlf'l1, Bill Sludf, Dan Chnl' l R' h 'd RESERVES TAKE A BEATING IN LAST PLACE Tom Wolfe leaps in vain. 'in-L The l96O Reserve Baslcelball leam look il on lhe chin lhis year loul wenl down lighling. Coached by John Mayberry, lhe boys produced a sad record ol one win and eleven losses in PHSL compelilion and one win, sevenleen losses lor lhe season's lolal. The sguad's single viclory was againsl he Wilhrow Tigers. Leading lhe Blue and While lo lheir only win was Dwighl Collier wilh I5 poinls. Cenler Jim Pearce and guard Tony Aposlolides each chipped in wilh 6 poinls. ll was in lhe second hall lhal Woodward opened up lor a comeback lo leave Wilhrow in lheir dusl, 38-32. Olher conlesls lound lhe reserves in unlavorable lighl againsl some lough compelilors. The Bulldogs whipped up a good show againsl Hughes, bul lhe Big Reds had loo many SEASON'S RECORDS Woodward. . 28' Elder . . . 40 Woodward . . Weslern Hills Woodward . Wyoming . , Woodward . . Princelon . Woodward . . Wilhrow . .Mi Woodward. . Cenlral . . . ' J Woodward . . Walnul Hills Woodward . . Norwood . . ' Woodward . . Hughes . . Woodward . . Tall . . . . Woodward . , Weslern Hills Woodward . . Wilhrow . Woodward . . Cenlral . Woodward . . Sycamore . Woodward . . Walnul Hills Woodward . . Mchlicholas Woodward . , Hughes . Woodward . . Tall . rebounding and scoring guns. Jim Voclcell led The squad wiTh I7 poinTs in The 56-43 game, buT CoTTier and Pearce were moved To The varsiTy. TaTT almosT succumbed To The cagers in a 29-26 decision. CenTral's KnighTs were The Bulldogs' mosT overwhelming op- ponenT, scoring The highesT number OT poinTs againsT our hoopsTers. Under The leadership oT Coach Niclc Weiler The junior Bullpups managed Tour wins in TourTeen games. ln Their Tirs! Triumph The iunior high guinTeT clawed The WiThrow Tigers 25-23. Ron Kellerman and Dave Allen neTed six poinTs each. Tom Dyer also added valuable markers. CuTTer was Wood- ward's nexT vicTim in a 30-32 baTTle. WiThrow Tell 29-24, and Then The iunior high Team gave iTs hardesT liclcing To Shro- der 39-29. EasTern and Ach proved To be The Team's Tough- esT opposiTion, yielding Tew baslceTs and scoring oTTen. The Bullpups' co-capTains were Bill Wiche and Dave Allen. BoTh sguads were hampered wiTh laclc oT heighT buT gained valuable experience. SEASON'S RECORDS ----- Woodward ' V I . . IS- Samuel Ach Three hands are beTTer Than Two Woodward . , . . I97 EasTern . . WOOdward . . . . 257 WiThrow . Woodward . . . . l7: WalnuT Hills Woodward . , . . 307 CuTTer . . Woodward . . . . 277 Lyons . . Woodward . . . , Zlt Shroder . Woodward. . . . I67 Samuel Ach Woodward . . . . 32: EasTern . . L Woodward . . . . 297 WiThrow . Woodward . . . . 36: WalnuT Hills Woodward . . . . 29: CuTTer . . Woodward . . . . 34: Lyons . Woodward . . . . 39: Shroder JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Firsf Row: Ed Harris, Tom Dyer, PeTe Rosenwald. Bob Wiche, Dave Tim Allred, Bill Arlcish, Ti m Ballard Ail Sfiler Cha B 1 T Aicn, Ron Kellerman, Larry Taylor, and Bill Aclrerman, Second Row: GuTin. 137 MERMEN DIVE INTO STIFF COMPETITICN: OUTSWIM MANY SEASON'S RECORD T The swim Team earned TourTh place honors aT The end oT The Three PHSL meeTs wiTh a ToTal oT 65 poinTs. In disTricT compeTiTion The swimmers Took TourTh place in souThwesTern Ohio wiTh TourTeen poinTs. The Team placed elevenfh in The sTaTe meeT wiTh eighT and a halT poinTs among ThirTy-Tive schools compeTing. The iunior high swim Team Took second place in The Pl-ISL and Third place in The disfricf conTesT. Gerry Sapadin shoofs off on anofher record- breaking race i Woodward mermen plunged inTo This swim season minus several big guns including Orrin NordsTrom. However, wiTh TalenT like JeTT DeuTsch, Charlie Goldsmifh, Jim Hawkins, UIT SawerT, Alden Mosher, and Andy GranT, Coach Melvin Russell's Team managed a good showing Tor Woodward. This year's sTar record-smasher and candidaTe Tor All-Amer- ican was Gerry Sapadin. He now holds The cIisTricT record Tor The TiTTyfyard Tree-sTyle I23.4 secondsl and The pool rec- ord Tor The hundred yard TreesTyle l53.6 secondsl. UnTil The sTaTe meeT, he was undeTeaTed. He scored all oT Wooirl- ward's poinTs aT sTaTe, Tinishing second and TourTh in The TiTTy and hundred yard TreesTyle races respecTively. TenTh grader Jim Hawkins placed TiTTh in The PHSL 200-yard Tree- sTyle and shows much promise Tor nexT year. The TreesTyle relay Team OT Charlie GoldsmiTh, JeTT DeuTsch, Jim Hawkins, and Alden Mosher Tinished TiTTh in The disTricT. In iunic-r high compeTiTion Don MacPherson holds The ciTy and dis- TricT record Tor The TiTTy-yard louTTerTly wiTh a Time OT 29.9 seconds. The record Tor The one hundred yard individual medley is held lay Fred BernsTein, l:l8.3 minuTes. Tom Heilf brun is also ciTy champ Tor The TiTTy-yard TreesTyle wiTh 26.0 seconds. This year's junior high and sophomore swimmers are powerhouse poTenTiaI Tor TuTure Teams. l960 VARSITY SWIM TEAM FirsT row. Ieff To right: Dave Krieg, Joe Alford, Doug Lobser, Joe Newmark, Dave NorTolk, Andy GranT, and Burf Lerman. Second row: Ulf SawerT, JeTT DeuTsch, Charles Goldsmifh, Gerry Sapa- din, Alden Mosher, Tom Baechle, Ron Thomas, and Dan Siegel, Manager. Third row: Tom Boyer, Ross McConnell, Bruce Thielen, Roberl' Price, Jim Hawkins, Sfeve Wilson and Glen Rand. Woodwards lop relay leam Siiling: Jerf Deulscli, Kneeling Jim Hawkins Diving Charles Goldsrnillw. Swimming Alden Mosher. JEFF DEUTSCH Jeff grabs a gulf of air in 'll1e bullerfly sfrolre. figs. 1 T JUNIOR HIGH SWIM TEAM Firsl row, lefl' fo riglifz Randy Sandler, Roberf Rubin, Melvin Clwunnof, John Fries, Barry Marrner, Eric Hawks, Larry l-lorwilz, and Richard Newnawser, Second row: Mike Adler, Jolnn Lewis, Eddie Kleinman, Jon Farris, Ed Sieqel, Milne Le- vine, Joe Mierose, and Ed Fox. Third row: Mike Simmons, Ray Elrnan, Joe Goldberg, Jon Slanislaus, Ron Porqes, Slave Peck, and Mike l-lodesh. Fourlh row: Jef? Waqner, Howard Snyder, Slew- arl Weiner, Don Macpherson, Tom Heil- brun, Fred Bernslein, and Dave Brown. VARSITY AND RESERVE GYM TEAMS Firsl Row, Leff lo Right: Mr. Caslelli, Coach, Arvora Johnson, Gary Ilmlns, Tlifiirmf. Sihiill, Karl Baqdal, Michael Ross, Jack Mann, Jerry Nagy Reber? Cobb, Fred Schalz, Herberl Margolis, and Ron Tolberl. Second Row: Roger Kline, Mqr.g James Dempsey, Major Weber, Barry lui au, Thomas Brf:yloy,S61m Rodner, Jaclc Fielden, David Maclcnighl, Scol A WELL-DISCIPLINED BODY IS THE HIGHLY PRIZED GOAL OF EACH GYM TEAM MEMBER Varsily and reserve gym leams again copped second place in Pl-ISL slandings. Trained and encouraged by Coach Slan- ley Caslelli, bolh learns delealed Weslern Hills and Walnul Hills and were in lurn downed by Cenlral, lhe lradilional FUOWQTDOIISS. Mounlain, Everell Turner, and Michael Rose, Third Row: James Monday, Waller Bahl, Bruce Fisler, Thomas Ollo, Roberl Malloy, Douglas Spriqil, Jerry Bray, Julius Barlchau, Charles Schrnill, Kennelh Quan, Roberl Nebolslcy, and Richard Calvin, Charles Schmill look lwo lirsl places on his specially, lhe rings, and Diclc Calvin raled lops on lhe long horse. Bob Malloy was iudged besl all-around alhlele ol lhe lhird meel scoring l22.2 individual poinls. Many lhird places were gar- nered by lhe slcilllul gymnasls. Tom Ollo on horizonlal bars and allvaround, Bruce Fisler on lreerexercise and side horse, lumbler Bob Nebolslcy, long horseman Wally Bohl, all-around man Doug Sprigg, and lree-exerciser Jerry Bray all displayed line form. Olher boys who earned learn poinls were Julius Barlchau on lhe horizonlal bars and ropes, Jim Dempsey on lhe side horse, Paul Crossen in lumbling, and Ken Quan on lhe rings. The reserves placed Jaclc Mann and Herb Margolis in lop posilions on lhe rope climb and lhe side horse respeclively, A carefully execuled side horse maneuver is displayed before PHSL iudge SEASON'S RECORD ln lheir lirsl PHSL meel, lhe varsily gym leam linished second: Cenlral, 7lg Wood- ward, 40: Weslern Hills, 27, and Walnul Hills, 5. Reserve placed lirsl. The slandings remained lhe same in bolh lhe second and lhird meels lor varsily, while reserve slipped lrom lirsl lo second behind Cenlral and in lronl ol Weslern Hills and Walnul Hills. ln bolh lnvilalionals, lhe varsily and re- serve leams loolc Weslern and Walnul bul bowed lo Cenlral. Charles Schmiff swings wifh +he grea+es+ of ease. Bob Malloy execufes a high hanclsfand-a sfiff iesf of JUNIOR HIGH GYM TEAM Lefi To Righf: Billy Pendleton, Alan Kravilz, Jerry Malone. David Diclmelbaum, Franlcliri Pool, Sam Rolniclc, Mr. Caslelli, Andy Abrams, Richard Morqan, George Iames, Lawrence Murray, David Paqe. Danny Hamm, and Paul Johnson. equilibrium. Long horse abiliiy is displayed by Diclr Calvin VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD Kneeling: Douq Lobser, Jim Lulcen, Jaclc Ewing and Ull Sawerl. Slandingz Coach John May- berry, Harry Slerlinq, Don Elmore, Bill Duninq and Milfs- Devanny. CROSS COUNTRY DEMANDS ABILITY, CONDITIONING, AND TENACIOUS DESIRE Sliff compelilion from Wilhrow, Hughes, and Tall broughi Coach John Mayberry's varsily cross counlry 'ream up lo 'rhe finish line in lourfh posilion for lhis year's cily compelilion wilh a 'rofal of 323 poinls. Ulf Sawerf, sole relurning varsify squad member, led 'rhe leam in placing fif+h, iourlh and eighfh respeclively in lhe 'rhree lwo-mile cily meels wilh a besl lime of IO:4I. Junior Doug Lobser showed much promise by placing second on fhe Woodward cross counlry lolem pole wilh an eiqhlh place in dislricf compefirion. Ofher hard running harriers included Howard Berliner, Franlc Bork, Milce Devanny, Bill Duning, Don Elmore lplaced Blh in dislricll, Milce Hayes, Jim Lulcen, and Harry Slerling. SEASON'S RECORD In lheir lirsl cily meer, Woodward's varsily cross counrry Ieam finished liflh in a field of seven wilh IO6 poinls. The second meer resulled in anolher fifth place wilh a 'rolal of I26 poinls. ln Ihe final meer Woodward finished fourlh wilh 9I poinls. Over hill and dale comes fhe Reserve Cross Counfry Team finishing in fhird place wilh a +oIaI of 262 poinls. Team members: Aaron Barr, Harry Berliner, Dan Church, Richard Conn, Bill Everefl. Joel Farkas, Don M. G-oldberq, Joe Goldberg, Graham Hall, Burl Lorman, Michael Mason, Jon Murphy, Joe Newmark and Maior Weber. ,s r' TENNIS TEAM E TENNIS TAKES TIMING AND TALENT Kneeling, Lefl fo Righf: H Aaid Simmons, Frank S'esrii,Ir, Milce Hesse Chanes Goldsmilh, Richard Ci Iii-ii Slwxi' Katy Hddiii Fvnier. Sfanding: CiiiiciichaiieiSmiT1i,li'nv Apesloides, Paul Richman, Man K.1,i '1 Ja, K I T in ll -'man Jerrw Sarvmels. No+ Piclured: Milce Slraui and Slove Sway. Woodward nelmen Ioolc Io Ihe praclice courls lor Ihe l96O campaign led by Mike Hesse and Charlie Goldsmilh, bolh Iwo-year lellermen. A spiriled group of newcomers raised Coach Smilhs hopes oi improving lasl year's Iourlh place loague finish. Gold-,milh garnered Ihe lirsl singles posilion while Hesse Milne Hesse malces an agile flick of The racquel. gained Ihe second singles spol. Paul Richman, Ken Hvams, Franlc Slesniclc, Jerry Samuels, lvlilce Slraus, and Ivan Kaulman vied lor lhe Ihird singles, lirsl doubles, and second doubles posilions. A rough praclice schedule and a formidable lineup of opponenls provided The nellers wilh a challenging campaign. Charlie Goldsmiih waifs Iensely for his opponen+'s nexl move. f nr Ulf Sawer? The test of a 'IlL!l1llS will and endurance Howard Berliner The final leap that clears the bm' TRACK MAINTAINS A VARIETY OF STRENUOUS SPCRTS Despile lhe loss of lhe mile Twins, Jerry Saxlon and Barry Binkley, lhe l96O edilion ol lhe lrack squad had hoped lo improve lheir sixlh place finish in lhe PHSL. Coaches Campbell and Dougherly look over lhe reins lor lhe lirsl lime on March lirsl wilh 75 prospecls and live relurning lellermen. The relurnees, Lee While, Howard Berliner, Larry Yales, Bill French, and Ulf Sawerl along wilh sophomores Bobby Taylor and Azell Jackson formed lhe nucleus of a polenlially line leam. Compelilion was keen lor posilions on The leam and spiril was al a new high. SEASON'S SCHEDULE Meer Tall, Hughes, Walnul Hills Sycamore, Roger Bacon, Anderson Wilhrow, Walnul Hills, Cenlral Woodward Junior High lnvilalional Knighls ol Columbus Public High School lnvilalional Relay Miami U Relays Soulhern Dislricl Head Coach Jack Campbell The priceless example of experience C QS . VARSITY TRACK Firsf Row, Leff fo Righf: BH! Neff, Larry Yafes, Torn CHO, Doug Blns- Mwrd, Koifh M.Qr.Erc, BM French, Howard Bcrlfrer, Bobby Tayhyr, Roy Sherrill, Marv FQ-Wdrnan, Harry Sferhnq, UH Sawerf, Frank Bork, Mike Pf1w:mrw',, Stun Garbo, Marr-y SLhE1pS, Second Row: Jack Ferdrnan, Jim Vxrkvf, Sran Marfhom, Frank M1-adcws, Terry Adams Jfm Dempsey, Ernw Oxer-xfvf-M, Jack lohs, Nirk Sommer-3, Mike Shore, Tcm Wolr, XXH--N Jafkf-nn, Ja k Mann, BQH Gihman, HamNd Kirznwr, Tom Sherman. Azell Jackson The taut, outstretched arms and logs of the flying broadjumper Bill French Larry Yafes T719 SUUILSIUL to lllwdlf? all 0bSfflClf'S The seemingly effortless grave of porfect form an , X Y wp l i DIAMOND HOPEFULS SLIDE SAFELY HOME ON HITS, PITCHES l960 BASEBALL TEAM Firsf Row, Leff fo Righf: Barry Foil- man, Bob Wells, Randy Sierimeyer, Run Young, Wally Balil, Bob Slumpl, AI Wai-,l3rrir-l, Dirk Grisrf, Fred Ziqler. Bob Drecvrrill and John Erwin. Second Row: Phil Brown, Alan Johnson, Franlc Cibrich, Doug lobscr, Alan Spenrer, Slceyu ilulii lr, Alan M11',l'10V, Bob Mol- lrmy, Jrsrry Collins, Milch Gzoldlbfwq and Jim lrlenglo. Third Row: Marvin Smith, William Balmer, Dewiqhl Coi- licr, Bob Rifliardsrin, Jerry Nagy. Dave Roddnrl, Wayne: Brown, Jaclc Mcssor, Bill Rapp and Busler Newman. Fourfh Row: Mr, John Mayberry. Milne Combn, Manaqer' Sieve Hen- dric ha, Dave Oakley, Bill Scarborough, Dan Smilh, Jim Yriunq, Jaclc Ewinq, Milro Lremminq and Mr. Bob V071 Hallo. Wally Bohl gels buffer on pop fly. Allhough hampered by The coldesl weaiher in Cincinnalfs hisiory, lhe Bulldogs wenl lull sieam ahead in lheir condiiion- ing program. and experienced Tips as well as lundamenials were consranlly siressed by Coach Bob Von l-lolle. This year's diamond hopefuls appeared lo be an eager and spiriled group. They were led by several rerurning lei- fermen. Bob Slumpl, calcher, and Hlhe big Three -Wally Bohl, Ron Young and Eddie Soufhard, lop-noich pircherse- were seasoned velerans. The oullield appeared fo be a slrong parf of The learn. All of lasi year's slarling ouffield reiurned lo lhe squad, including Randy Sie-rlmeyer, Barry Fielman and Jim Hengle. Excepl for shorlslop Al Weisbrod, The Bull- dogs losl lheir whole infield lhrough gradualion. Many new prospecls vied for infield posilions. They included Milch Goldberg, Jerry Collins, Phil Brown, Bob Richardson, Sieve Hendricks and Al Spencer. Wilh good sludenr supporf Jrhe Bulldogs seemed ready for a very prosperous season. Phil Brown snares peg. ,,, W. ' A Double . . . Play Al Weisbrod slams one during balling praclice. Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward SEASON'S RECORD Walnul Hills . . Willwrow . . Hughes . . . Cenlral .... Weslern Hills . . Roger Bacon . . Walnul l-lllls . . Tall . . , Willwrow . Wyoming . Hughes . Tall ....,. Cenlral ..... Dislricl Tournamenl Weslern Hills . . Dislricl Tournamenl l GOLF TEAM Sfandingz Ci-ii Ti Nl-inlqi rmiry, .li-My R-Tai-iiwfalil, lfivlr l'lfivy,.l-1 k Bi-ivvn, RiikyS+haf1.SquaHingZ .li lin Wiiiniiii. The Woodweird golT Team began iTs season wiTh only one reTurning leTTerrnan, Rick Pressler. LosT were Dick SpaTTa. John l-lill, and John Tinker, who combined wiTh Pressler To N lead The links Team To a Third place league Tinish lasT year. WiTh a year's experience Pressler provided some exciTing individual compeTiTion wiTh The oTher Top high school golTers oT The ciTy. The remainder oT The squad was Tormed Trom new prospecTs and nonfleTTer winners oT lasT year's Team. Coach MonTgomery Taced a bleak rebuilding year wilh his crew, buT The squads experience will sTrengThen The Tu- Ture Teams. One good swaT from The Trap To The green . . . . and Rick Pressler careTully sinks one for par s as RSYW W CLUB MEANS BRAWN PLUS BRAINS All boys who excel in boTh aThleTic and scholasTic Tields are eligible Tor The Club, Woodward's honorary aThleTic organizaTion. In order To be accepTed. The candidaTe musT have earned aT leasT one varsily IeT+er in any of The nine sea- sonal sporTs and hold a 2.l or beTTer scholasTic average. He W CLUB OFFICERS Leff To RighT: Bruce FisTer, Wally Bohl, Paul Woodward and Milne Cohen. musT also be given a favorable recommendaTion by his aTh- leTic insTrucTor. Members are announced aT The annual SporTs BanqueT. This year's oTiicers are Bruce FisTer, president Mike Cohen. vice-presidenT: Wally Bohl, secreTary: and Paul Woodward. Treasurer. W Club: J. Pearce, R. STump, R. YaTes, M. Cohen, J. Heidenreich, N. Menze, R. Nebolslcy, C. GoldsmiTh, J. DeuTsch, A. Mosher, B. Fisfer, A. Weisbrod, H. Sierling, R. Pressler, G. Sapadin, W. French, J. Schwab. J. Lulcen. U. SawerT, F. Zigler, F. Borlc, W. Bohl, B. Feilman, R. STerTe- meyer and S. LeweTch. ANNHOSHAW . . IPVJI BRAllNSTElN . . IOUISK MFYLR NDIS PORHR . .IIIDY BVSCHOFF SAMMY PHHNS G.A.A. MANAGERS lv'-lyn Spii-qril, Vnra Bag- dixl, .lm lmii- Mnllhrxwn, Dm' r1ilVfindf-rihr-rg, Lynn V wind Kfilliy Gimlf-nwlf-1 Ham- iind liidfi Marsh. Baclt Hnvln Sfivrriy. Presidenf . . . . .Vice-Presidenf Corresponding . . Rccofdinq Secrelary Secrela I y Treasurer Hislorian e.A.A. KEEPS ATHLETIC Tops R wm-i GIRLS l 6.A.A. OFFICERS Seated, Lefi fo Righi: Lois Porfer. Dol Braunslein, Ann Hoshaw, Mrs, Marilyn Pryor, Judy Bischoff. Slandingz Louise Meyer, Sandy Pollens. One of lhe largesl Woodward organizalions, lhe Senior Girls' Aihlelic Associalion, provides every Woodward girl wilh lhe chance fo parlicipale in heallhy and exhilarafing sporfs. The many organized sporls range from The highly compeliliye-hockey, baslceiball, soilball, and volleyball- fo lhe less sfrenuous-archery, golf, and bowling. The G.A.A. has lhe furlher responsibilily of leaching good sporrsmanship and emphasizing fair play. HOCKEY STICKS CLASH IN A RUGGED SPORT HOCKEY Vera Bagdal, Judy Bischoh, Kalhy Goerfemiller, Manager: C a r ol Hall, Lynn Hammond, Ann Ho- shaw, Barb Meadows, L o u i s e Meyer, Lois Porter, Joyce Romer, Eyelyn Spiegel, Linda Sleidle, Sue Thomas and Judy Williams. Slarling a rip-roaring l96O season. members of The baske?- ball Ieams sparked new inleresl in Ihis Iasf-moving sporl. Ex- cilemenl ran high as Ihe Ieams vied for Ihe honor of Iirsl place. Of course, Ihere was much speculalion as Io which Team would be chosen Io allend lhe public high school Bas- kefball Playday. Such honor Ieams are chosen for Iheir sporls- manship, leadership, and skill. This popular G.A.A. sporl enjoyed a successful season. Crashing slicks . . . exciled yells . . . pounding feel-Ihese mean? Ihe hockey season was under way again. Bleak and sunny days alike, many girls Turned oul Io praclice Ihe rudi- menls of hockey. Hours of praclice were required 'ro perfecl dribbling, checking, and guarding Iechniques. Alfhough field hockey is a rugged game, 'rhe GAA. girls enioyed if Thor- oughly and demonslraled excepfional skill a+ Playday. This sporI's success was largely due Io Ihe encouragemenl and helpful suggeslions of advisor Miss Sprague and manager Kalhy Goerfemiller. BASKETBALL PUTS GIRLS ON THEIR TOES SENIOR BASKETBALL Dol Braunslein, Lynn Ham- mond. Ann I-Ioshaw, Barb Meadows and Lois Ann Porler. EnThusiasTic Woodward girls have advanced The game oT volleyball Trom a haphazard slapping oT palms on ball To a sporT oT skill. CompeTiTion in The GAA. league is diTTicuIT and produces sTrong Team spiriT. AT The end OT The regular season an honor Team is seIecTed Trom The besT players on all The Teams. SelecTion is based on sporTsmanship as well as abilily. A highlighT oT The season is a game beTween The honor Team and TacuITy women. This game has promoTed mu- Tual admiralion and Triendly rivalry. CUPID HAS NOTHING ON ,iff VOLLEYBALL MEANS TOP TEAM SPIRIT SENIOR VOLLEYBALL Marilyn BinTord, Judy BisLhoTT, KaThy GoerTemiller, Lynn Ham- mond. Ann Hoshaw, Dolline Kass' ner, Kay La Prado, Jackie Mah Thews, Barb Meadows, Lois Porlery Evelyn Speigel, Linda STeidle, and Barb York. Archery requires a keen eye and a sTeady hand. This GAA. sporT, under The leadership oT Linda Marsh and Through The enThusiasrn oT iTs parTicipanTs, is rapidly growing in popuIariTy. The main aTTracTion oT The archery season is The Spring SporTs Playday, which brings TogeTher The Top Teams Trom all public high schools To compeTe aT Lunken AirporT PIayTield. I-Iowever, This sporT is exciTing even when noT pracTiced compeTiTiveIy. The spring oT The bow, The Twang oT The sTring, and The zing OT The arrow have, in- deed, aTTracTed sporTsmen since ancienT Times. ouR ARC:-:ERS -I I e 1 ARCHERY Brill, Tmlif-I, Irliiim- Flu rl min, liriflii Ivliivuli, Arlrrriw Ivlixlliiu, Narify Viiliiiliri In fqiirl Wa lin, .md Nami y Wirirlliivirl. . 5 x sigh s. Q J 99 ffl .W ,L TAKE SKILL, MIX WITH FUN I FOR SOFTBALL SENIOR SOFTBALL Pai' Addison, DOT BraunsTein, Jaclrie MaTThews, Barb Meadows, Cherie MoslcowiTz, JaneT NeaT, Joan NeaT, and Linda STeider, Z The TiTTy-Tour girls in Pollywogs are enThusiasTic swimmers. EligibiliTy Tor membership in This synchronized swim group depends on a single requirement ThaT The candidaTe be able To perform cerTain diTIiculT sTroI4es Tor exhibiTion swim- ming. ImmediaTely aTTer The club rosTer was deTermined lasT Tall. pracTice began for The spring waTer show. The success of This enTerprise rewards The paTience and coaching of Miss WescoTT and The abiIiTy oT The members. SoTTbaIl demands more individual slcill Than oTher G.A.A. Team sporTs. Accuracy. agilily. quick Thinking, and, as always. good sporTsmanship are The qualiTies ThaT puT a player on The TirsT Team. Rewarding players who have worlced hard is The special Spring SporTs Playday, where The besT Teams oT all public high schools vie Tor honors. POLLYWOGS Members: Rickie Abrams, Eeve Arkush, Peggy Biven, J a ri Blersch, Lynne Calvin, Judy De Vaud, Connie Eichorsf, Pat Ewing, Pcq Fahy, Barb Fallon, MarqareT Freeman, Judy Fried man, Marsha GoldsrniTh, Gail Greenberq, Carol Hall, Jo anne Honschopp, Karen Hor- Ton, Ann I-Ioshaw, Diane Jenks, Carolyn Kendle, Nancy Kleine, Vivian Leslie, Barb Levy, Di' one Macinlyre, Ann McCon nell, Toni Meyer, Carol More Ton, MarqareT Myers, Lois Por Ter, Diane Purdy, Pal Rauch, Tillie Richfer, Mary Robinson, Barb Savery, Judy Saxfon, Barb Schalz, Sue Sleinau, Babe Sferbling, Mary S I u e b i n q, Ellen Taylor, Arlene Tessel, Pal Tewell, Mary Kay Thomas, Donna Vandenberq, Carolyn Welliq, and Jinx Wray. WOODWARD S POOL GRACED BY MERMAIDS ANALYSIS AS WELL AS ACTION FOR GOLF V i Bfirydal, Judy Bisihiifl, I Rin.:-rniiry f-nq. Modern Dance is one of The mosf acfive of Woodward clubs. ITs members are selecfed for Their abiIiTy To perform reguired skills wiTh rhyThm, poise, and grace. Ably led by advisor Mrs. Keller and presidenT Donna Vandenberg, The ThirTy'six girls in Modern Dance pracTice increasingly diTFi- cuIT sfeps. Their pains are rewarded by parTicipaTion in The riTyfwide Dance Symposium. A highIighT of The year was Their annual MoTher-Daughfer Tea. The girls performed in one of The delighfful acTs of The Showcase. nn. fnal. MODERN DANCE IS INSPIRED MODERN DANCE Members: Yvonne Bally, Caro' Benson, Negqie Berg, Jan Blersuh, Sue Bollinger, Billie Brewer, Lois Brewer, Lynne Calvin, Sandi Das- singer, Janice Dine, Marlene Finlc, Margie Freeman, Esler GLITT- rnan, Sherry Hailslone, PaT Hauss, Karen I-Iorion, Ann Hoshaw, Sherry Kaplan, Merdle Koffler, Susie Niclials, Brucelle Ohe, Mary Robinson Judy Roidzonq, Leslie Rubin, Renee SchwarTz, Bonnie Schafer, Jane Shapiro, Bobbie Siebler, Deana Sfabner, Cheryl Sferbling, Sue Thomas, Mary Kay Thomas, Judy Turner, Donna Van' denberq Joan Wainer, and Reba Wood. Fore lacTuaIIy Threel golfers Threafened The linlcs wiih sTray drives and flying sand on This year's golf Team. Indi- cafing eiTher Iaclc of inTeresT or slcill, Woodward girls shied away from This recondiTioner of Presidenfs. Members were sIighTly Teed off abouT The poor TurnouT buT chipped in To produce a beTTer Than par season. SENIOR GOLF INTERPRETATION JUNIOR G.A.A. BEGINS GIRLS' ATHLETIC FUN JUNIOR HIGH G.A.A. BOARD Sea+ed: Bobbie Khin Secretary: MariIyn Zwerin, Vice-Presidenf: Qhprj-N Wgiiri pri-sidenig Mrs. KrwhI, and Nan-y Wafkins Treas- urer. Sfandingz Mar'an Pescuf, Pubhciiy Chairrnant EiIeen Zweriii Hisforiang and Jeannie Jacksnn, Guppy Pref-iden'. Guppies The junior high ediiion of The swim sei' ai Wood- ward, began iis acriviries earIy in The year. Members of This organizafion mei' IaiIhIuIIy Io share Tricks and Tun whiIe en- joying a vigorous and refreshing sporr, FundamenIaIs of waIer baIIeI are Iaughr and pracriced Io perIecI sIciIIs needed Io join PoIIyvvogs in senior high-The aim of mosr Guppies. This cIub, sfarfed in I959, is aIready a popular acIiviIy wiih enfhusiasiic spIashers. .adv Many junior high acriviries cenfer abour The acrive hub of Jr. GAA., direcred by Mrs. Koehl. This exI'ra-curric- uIar club is open Io any girl in The sevenih. eighlrh, or ninfh grades. Eighfeen poinrs earns one a Iefferg nine poinis are required for a chevron, These poinfs are acquired by joining in Ihe sporlrs offered by a diverse afhleiic program. Objec- Iives of Ihe associafion are Io s+imuIaIe inferesr in aihlefic acriviries, deveIop good sporfsmanship, and offer fun in whoIesome acfiviries. . i I J. DIPS, DIVES DELIGHTS GUPPIES Sharon Fink, EIon Frzqm, EIIen Freidman, Shar. n Graber, Sue I-Iassrzl, Sue I'IiII, Jeannie JaQIrf,on Ipresidenfj, ParneIa Kif-hi Isepretary Irea-,..ierI, Lai.- ra Kuhn, Penny Ievirf-A CaroI Levine, lfenfriae Lf:- vire, Dennie Linder, Sher. ry Meifs, Peggy Morfiin. Diane Rrrseniie d, Fran Schreiberq, .Ivan Siegrri, Sharon Skiiif-W, Susan Spie- i qeI, Diane Shine, Cari - lee WabboIding, Cherry Waife, EiIeen Zworin and Mari'yn Zwerin. ARE GUPPY' S BATTER UP T B PRESSURE ON A SOFTBALL A T JUNIOR SOFTBALL I yl C lvl llfinnn- Cf fl l Mnfm ffiiillvrv, N y Il lg A K l l ll V y Y' 1' l l l 1 nfl Bunny li' J-ii Basl4eTball is more a give Than a Talce proposiTion. AlThough There is a cerTain amounf of TalenT involved in neTTing a baslceT, Woodward girls play The sporT simply because iT is Tun. Junior high girls lilce The TasT-moving conTesT and enioy learning Team worlc and cooperaTion. There may be no Neu- mann or RoberTson on The courT To conTinually dunk or swish fhaf ball, buT for These Team members, The exercise and relax- afion obTained from baslceTball is saTisTacTion enough. BASKETBALL BOOSTS BOUNCE JUNIOR BASKETBALL Ellen Haines, Helen Hirsch, Anila Mcfxninch, and Carole Odenhs. The baT and ball seem To aTTracT more girls To soTTball Than oTher of The spring sporTs. WiTh spring's crisp, inviTing days, Team members subsTiTuTe for pushing a pencil swinging a sTiclc and slamming a double bagger. Teams are organized by The soTTball manager, and The individual Teams play againsT each oTher in a closely conTesTed Tournament SoTTball's climax is The ciTy-wide soTTball playday. The iunior Ieaguers pracTice hard To malce This day counT Tor Woodward. vfl, HH rl m in if-, i 1-i-n Joann Deslcins, Gail Doughman. SOCCER IS A SPUNKY SPORT I., ,, 'Agfa JUNIOR HIGH SOCCER Barb Brown, Ellen F r i e d m a n, Sharon Graller, Jenny Hall, Denni Linder, Debbie MaTThews, Beverly Miller. Joan Siegel, Diane STone lc a pfa i nl, Rhoda Tessel, and Donna Wernick lcapTainl. A neT ThaT always seems To be geTTing in The way, and Two red palms-These are The ineviTabIe Trademarks oT vol- leyball. AcTuaIIy. Team coordinaTion is The necessary and proTiTabIe TacTor in This hecTic sporT. Once The ball is air- borne. Teamwork deTermines The ouTcome oT The game. The sporT is played in The gym during January and Feb- ruary. Every member is acTive and happy-red palms and all. Dribble. pass, kick and block-souncls like a heTerogeneous aThleTic congIomeraTion, buT The words all belong To The same wild. speedy sporT oT iunior high soccer. This game is a rough one. yeT These rambuncTious young girls love iT be- cause oT The ouTleT iT aTTords Tor excess energy. The Team warns prospecTive members, however, ThaT Tender shins will Tind no peace in soccer. UP AND OVER IS THE TRICK IN VOLLEYBALL JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL Candy Barr, Donna Busiclc lcapTainl, Joann Deskins lcapfainl, Gail Doughman, Jerol Dean Dunham, Rifa Einhorn, Carol Friedman, Ellen Friedman, Sherry GroshoTT. Judy G-rosswiler, Jenny T-Iael lcapTainl, El- len Heines, Judy I-lerslier, I-lelen Hirsch, Jeannie Jack- son, Laura Kuehn, Dennie Linder, Delilue MaTIhews, Bev Miller, Carole Odenhs, Mimi Pesouf, Fran Schrie- berg, Joan Siegal, Diane STone, Nancy WaTkins. Donna Wernick, Peggy Wil- liams, Eileen Zwerin, and Marilyn Zwerin, CHEERLEADERS PEP UP SPIRITS Varsify Cheerleaders. Slanding: Jan Blersch, Bonnie Schafer, Carol Benson, and Donna Vandenburq. Kneeling: Linda Miller, Judy Sax- on, and Judy Turner, Reserve Cheerleaders. Slendingz Norma Scoff, Sue Lominac, and Phyllis EVefYlD0ClY'S QOHB l'l0ll9I' Wilner. Kneeling: Reba Wood, and Renee Schwarlz. Junior High Cheerleaders. 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' I I Q W A -6 x Q sb WWI V 1 1 I f -, N. v ' L, 2 y - x f , 1 1 , xp 3 ,gg if 12: kk 5? an in f -Q I K V Q V f-mm Mt! 4 .W 5 f:,.:,' -'su 35 : 7 J 75 W 2 W. 1. 1 i ., -,A mx 4 1. THE WORLD HAS LAUNCHED SPECIAL CHALLENGES For us seniors, Jrhe advenrures ol high school have been a price- less preparafion for The challenge of+he1CuJrure.Our experiences al Woodward have provided an underslanding of fhe life To come. Our appelile for lcnowledge has been wherred by boolcs and leach- ersg we are ever ready TO LEARN. The world ol comperilion has been opened lo us as a challenge: we have rnel il-by slaying up an exfra hall hour 'ro polish a cornposilion, by giving up a phone conversaiion for sfudy, by generaling rhe spirir +ha'r sends a half- baclc over 'rhe goal lineg we are prepared TO LIVE. By seeing life in an organizarion like Woodward. we have developed an affeclion -lhe words of Jrhe Alma Maier sing for lhennselves, our lailh is always present lhe American flag has lalcen a new beaury. We are able TO LOVE. M sz, f -i M if Gr Daw- Riller and Peg Fahy faire a preview look al a gradualion robe Miss Schwarfz, Senior Counselor, Mr. Ruley, Sen'or Class Advisor, and Bill Blum find fhe answer fo a queslion in lhaf valuable handbook, Loveioy's College Guide, THE FLAME OF YOUTH DANCES IN MEMORIES Vlfe 488 young men and women who comprise lhe class of l96O can recall wilh a smile lor perhaps a learl lhal hol September clay in I954 when as bewile dered sevenlh qraders we became a parl ol lhe Woodf ward lradilion, lhose were lhe Clays ol Woodwiard lhe incomprehensible? lhese are lhe days ol Woodward lhe friend who shares wilh UQ lhe variefl memories ol Qix wonoerlul yearez lhe echoes ol leclurinq leachers lhe din and conlueion as we passed from class lo class, lhe ronoezvous wilh a lriend in lhe main hall. These momenls have been climaxed by lhe Senior Prom and Gradualion--a lillinq Close lo lhese years ol loun- dalion. Senior Class OfflC6I'SZ Biirlriiv lvalm, Soi wfilrx' ,l i Bu 'ii av' piwi.'lvr ' Jar' Blirini li Vim- lil .idvnlq filiaiie-5 Sf hmifl, iiwi-i 'fi THE CLASS OF I960 FIRST ROW: PHYLLIS ADLER: PhyI : Nalional Thespian Sociely 4: Drama Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Health Careers Club 4: Kappa Kappa Kappa 2, 3, Treasurer 4. RONALD GEORGE ALCOKE: Ron : Senior Honor Sociely 4: Senior Band 2, 3, 4. CAROL SUE ALTER: Nalional Thespian Sociefy 2. 3, 4: Drama Club, 2, 3, 4: Showcase 2: Chi Sigma Della 2, 3, Secrefary 4. SECOND ROW: ROBERT IRWIN BADEN: Bob : Drama Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Science Club 2: Jazz Club 4: Showcase 2, 3, 4: lnlerlral. Council 4: Phi Rho Della 2, 3, Vice-President 4. VERA ANNE BAGDAL: Senior Y-Teens 3: Ari Club 3, 4: G,A,A. 3, 4: G.A.A. Board 4: Sigma Lambda Chi 3, 4, PATRICIA ANNE BAKER: PaI : Senior Y-Teens 4: Erench Club 2: Business Club 3, 4: GAA. 4: Polywoqs 2, 3: Cheerblock 4: Siqma Lambda Chi 2, 3, 4. THIRD ROW: SANDRA LEE BAKER: Sandy : Senior Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: French Club 2: Business Club 3, 4: Showcase 2, 3, 4: 6.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Cheerbloclc 4: Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, President 4. SYLVIA BAKER. YVONNE ANN BALAY: Evie : French Club 2, 3: Big Sisler 4: C-.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 3, 4: Pollywogs 2, 3: Modern Dance 2, 3, 4: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Kappa Phi Deira 2, 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: KENNARD BALME: Ken : Senior Science Club 4. NANCY BANKER: Nan : French Club 3, 4: Drama Club 3:Ar1 Club 3, 4: Girls Glee Club 3: G.A.A. 4: Cheerblock 4. PHYLLIS JEAN BARNARD: Phyl : Senior Honor Sociely 4: Senior Y-Teens 3, 4: Business Club 3, Hislorian 4, FIFTH ROW: LEATRICE BARR: Digqie : Spanish Club 2: Drama Club 2: GJNA. 2: Chi Sigma Della 2, 3, 4. ERIC ROGER BAUM: Foorball 2, 3. FRED BEDWELL. SIXTH ROW: CAROLINE ANN BEEL: CooIcie : F.T.A. 4: G.A.A. 4: Cheer- bloclr 4, JAMES JULIAN BEHR: Teddy : l'Bulldoq Barlcsn 2, News Edilor 3, Managing Edilor 4: Senior Honor Sociely 3, Vice-President 4: Key Club 3, Vice President 4: Senior Science Club Treasurer 2: Council on World Alhlairs 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: Buckeye Boys' Sfafe 3. CAROL DELANE BENSON: Bennie : French Club 2: Big Sisler 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, Ensemble 4: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 4: Maiorefle 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Modern Dance 2, 3, 4: Kappa Phi Della 2, 3, 4. 163 2 Q., it New A iw. , c W . ... Q j ' 5 ' me -. 554 ix ' sn up ' L fat 2 . . ' .i1?i:i!?ii5:i: .34 Q . isii 'F X Q s S ,. S mQ 'Qt 4' 1? 4 Ia is wi? Rx wr-fa ,fi -an as 'Q' 4 . S , 5 5 s a I , I x 3 40' :- if l , , .,.,,,- ,via TT ?.f,e1 PRESENTS A TREASURE FIRST ROW: JANET ELLEN BERTRAM, Jan , Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, French Club 2, Arl Club 3. 4, Senior Choir 2, 3. Ensemble 4, Showcase 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Commillee, Tally Ho 2, 3, 4. JEFFERY BIELSKI. BARBARA ELLEN BIERMAN, Barb , Spanish Club 2, Biq Sisler 4, Junior and Senior Prom Cornmilree, G.A.A. 3, 4. SECOND ROW: MARILYN JO BINFORDg French Club 4, Lalin Club 2, Biq Sisler 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Cheerbloclr 4. JUDITH ANN BISCHOFF, Bisch j Der Zeiloc-sl 2, Big Sisler 4, G.A,A. 2, 3, Treasurer 4, G.A.A. Board 3, 4, Siqma Lambda Chi 2, 3, Secrelary 4. MARGARET ANN BIVEN, Peqqy , Senior Honor Sociely 3, Treasurer 4, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Laliri Club 2, Art Club 2, Sece relary 3, Showcase 3, 4, Council on World Allairs 4, Cv.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pollywoqs 2. 3, 4, Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, Treasurer 4. THIRD ROW: JANET LOUISE BLERSCH, Jan , Lalin Club 2: Biq Sisler 4? Senior Choir 2, 3, Secrelary 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Caplain 4, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Vice-Presidenl, Junior Prom Queen, G.A.A. 2, 3, Pollywoqs 2, 3, 4: Modern Dance 2, 3, Secrelary-Treasurer 4, Glee Club Presidenl 43 Showcase 2, 3, 4, Tally I-lo 2, 3, Secrelary 4, LOUIS WILLIAM BLUM, Bill 1WOODWARD TREASURES Edi- lorial Board Chairman, Senior Class Edilor 4, Bulldog Barlcsw 2, 3, Edilorial Edilor 43 Senior Honor Sociely 3, Execuliye Board 4, Lalin Club 2, Harvard Book Award 3, Sigma Della Chi 2, Secrelary 3. Presidenf 4. LAURA JANE BLUMENTHAL, F.T.A. 2, Spanish Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 4, Girls Gee Club 3, Showcase 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: WALTER LEONARD BOHL: Wally , Senior Honor Sociely 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Foorball 2, 3.4, Gym Team 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Club 3, 4, Chi Omeqa Siqma 2, 3, 4. SUE ELLEN BOLLINGER, Senior Honor Sociely 4, Student Coun- cil Vicefpresidenl 4, Execulive Council 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, Presidenl 4, Lalin Club 2, Biq Sisler 4, Senior Pep Club Hislorian 2, Sophomore Class Vice-Presidenl, Junior Class Vice-Presidenlg Showcase 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Hislorian 2, Vice-President 3, 4, Polly- wogs 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 2, 3, 4, Kappa Phi Della 2 3, 4, BURTON BONGARD, Burl, FIFTH ROW: FRANK BORK, Cross Counlry 3, 4, Traclr 3, 4, Della Bela 2, 3. Secrelary 4, Proieclion Crew 2, Club 4, Merchandisinq Club 4. BETSY ELLEN BOSKEN, F.T.A, 4, Spanish Club 4, G.A.A. 4, Cheerbloclc 4. JON BRADLEY, Foolball 3. SIXTH ROW: MARY SUE BRAUN, Bulldog Barlcsl' 4, Senior Y-Teans 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Council on World Allairs 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Nalional Thespian Sociely, Showcase 3, 4, Lilerary Award 3. RICHARD HENRY BRAUNSTEIN, Dick , French Club 2, Mer- chandising Club 4. CAROLE GAIL BRENNER, Heallh Careers Club 2: Spanish Club 2, 3, WOODWARD TREASURES 3, 4, Biq Sisler 4, Senior Honor Sociely 4, Showcase 2, Gamma Kappa 2, Treasurer 3, Secrelary 4. 164 OF 488 RADIANT FACES. Fmsr ROW: 9 S2 . STEVEN BRENNERg Sfeve 7 Lalin Club 3, Debale Club 2, 3: Senior Science Club 2, 3, 4. LYNNE FRANCES BRILL: French Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2: Kappa Kappa Kappa President 4. RONALD BROWN: Drama Club 3, 4g Senior Choir 43 Showcase 3: Phi Rho Della 3, 4. SECOND ROW: ROY BROWN. WILMA LEE BROWN, G.A.A. 3: Business Club 4. LINDA BRYANT: Cheerblocl: 4. THIRD ROW: NANCY RAE BRYANT: Junior Prom Commillee: G.A.A. 3, 43 Della Kylyves Epsilon 2, 3, Treasurer 4. JOSEPH DONALD BUCHANAN, Joe , Sophomore Class Presi- denrg Junior Class Presidenrq Senior Class Presidenlg Baslcelball 2, 3, 4: Chi Omega Sigma 2, 3, 4. SUSAN PHYLLIS BUCHTMANQ Sludenl Council 2: Business Club 3, Vice-Presidenl 4. FOU RTH ROW: CHARLES TERRY BURRESS. GERALD RAY BURRESS. STEPHANIE BUTCHKES: S+elIi : Lalin Club 2. 3: G-lee Club 3, 4: F.'l'.A. 3, 43 6.A.A. 2, 3: Drama Club 2, 3, 43 Council on World Affairs 43 Senior Honor Sociely 43 Big Sisrers 4. FIFTH ROW: JERRY BUTZp Business Club 4, Proiecrion Crew 2, 3, 4: Jazz Club 3: Merchandising Club 4. HELEN CLARE CALDER: Senior Y-Teens 3, Secrelary 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 41 Jazz Club 33 Merchandising Club 4. LYNNE CALVIN: Sfudenl Council 2, 43 Senior Honor Sociely 47 Senior Choir 3, Ensemble Secrerary 41 Cheerleader 2, 3: French Club 3, 4, Lalin Club 23 Big Sislers 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Showcase 2, 3, 43 Pollywogs 2, 3, Secrelary-Treasurer 43 Modern Dance 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3: Execulive Council 2, 4: Kappa Phi Della 2, 3, 4. SIXTH ROW: RICHARD CROSBY CALVIN, Dick , Sruclenl Council 2, 3, 4: Execulive Council 2, 4: Ensemble 41 Larin Club 27 Gym Team 3, 43 Chi Omega Sigma Secrelary 2, Hislorian 3, Secrelary 4. MYRTLE NAOMI CAMPBELL, MyrI . JOHN CARAMANIAN. f QU' 5 s if ..:. A nap- x K Gif in g 3 an I Q'x Q7 jr.. wa f la!! 5 l Q-Q 'Phu 'CT' . .9 . 'il QF v E' 4 N S I It' 3 -flier, g 343: 6- Y -9- 1 6 .3 i' a , 'ti ' ' THEIRS ARE FACES THAT FIRST ROW: SHARON CARP: Bulldog I3arks 4: French Club 2, Treasurer 3, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: Big Sisler 4: Drama Club 2, 3: Nafional Thes- pian Sociefy 3: Omega Sigma Phi 2, 3, Treasurer 4. SHARON LEE CASE: Arr League Vice-President 3, Presiclenr 4: Big Sisfers 4: G.A.A. 2. 3, 4: Showcase 3, 4: Della Kyfyves Epsilon 2, Hisforian 3, Vice-Presidenl 4: lnlerlraf. Council 4. JOHN ROGERS CATALIN: Senior Choir 3, 4: Council on World Affairs 4: Jazz Club 4: Showcase 2, 3, 4, SECOND ROW: JAMES ARTHUR CLARK: Jack : Phi Bela Gamma 4. SANDY CLAYLAND: Senior Band 2, 3, 4: French Club 2: Business Club 4: Showcase 3: Sigma Lambda Chi 2. 3. 4. NANCY LYNN CLAYTON: Health Careers Club 2: Drama Club 3, 4. THIRD ROW: KAY LOU CLEMENT: Senior Honor Sociery 4. HOUSTON COATES. STEVEN LEE COFFEY: S+eve : Der Zeifgesl 2, 3: Proiecfion Crew 2. FOURTH ROW: ALAN SHERIL COHEN: Sludenr Council 2: Inferlraf. Council Treasurer 4: Phi Epsilon 2, 3, Treasurer 4. JIM COHEN: Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4. JERRY LEE COHEN: Senior Band 3: Sigma Della Chi 2, 3, 4. FIFTH ROW: MICHAEL COHEN: Moron: Foofball 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Club 3, 4: Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4. NANCY COHEN: Bulldog Barks 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: Ar? Club 4: Gamma Kappa 2, 3, Presideni 4. MARSHA ANN COHN: F.T.A. 4: Spanish Club 4. SIXTH ROW: STEVE MARTIN COHN: Senior Band 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club 2: Senior Science Club 2, 3, 4: Jazz Club 3, 4: Track Manager 2: Track 3. PAU L WILLIAM COLTER. MICHAEL COMBS: Miken: Proiecrion Crew 2: Merchandising Club 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Della Befa 2, 3, 4. 166 GRIMACED OVER EXAMS' PHIL COMBS: Der Zeifgesl 4: Cross Couniry 2: Track 4: Infer- fral. Council 3, 4: Delfa Bela 2, Hisiorian 3, Presidenl 4. LEONARD ALDEN CONLEY. BARBARA SUE COOKE: Der Zeifgesi 2, 3: Mixed Chorus: C'.A.A.: Sigma Lambda Chi. SECOND ROW: LINDA ANN CORN: Lynn: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. LARRY CRABTREE. JUDITH ANN CRAMER: Judy : Senior Y-Teens 3, 43 French Club 2: FTA. 3, Secrefary 4: Junior Prom Commiffee: GJXA. 3, 4: Cheerblock 4: Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, Secrefary 4, THIRD ROW: SHERRY ANN CROUCH: F.T.fN. 2: Junior Prom Commiifee: G.A.A. 4: Del+a Kyiyves Epsilon 2, 3, Secreiary 4. THOMAS LEONARD CROWTHERS: Tom. MARY YVONNE CURTIS: WOODWARD TREASURES 2: Youth Fellowship Club: FTA.: Spanish Club 2: Jazz Club: Cheerblock: G.A.A. FOURTH ROW: OSCAR LOUIS CURTSINGER: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Band 2, 3. Treasurer 4: Key Club 2: Delfa Bela 2, Chaplain 3, Secrelary 4. ALLEN LEE DAVIS: Foofball 2, 3: Chi Omega Sigma 2, 3, 4. CAROL LYNN DAVIS: Davy : WOODWARD TREASURES 2.3: Business Club 4. FIFTH ROW: NANCY CAROL DAVIS: Senior Honor Sociely 4: Business Club 3, 4. JUDITH ANN DEAN: Bulldog Barlcs 2: Business Club 4: Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3. ROBERT NELSON DEGROFF: Bob : Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Foolball Manager 3: Baseball 3: Cross Counlry 43 Della Bela 2, 3, 4. SIXTH ROW: BARBARA DEANNE DEHART: Barbee : WOODWARD TREAS- URES 4: Bulldog Barlcs 4: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Honor Sociefy 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, Ensemble 4: Senior Y-Teens 4: French Club 4: FTA. 4: Big Sisiers 4: Junior and Senior Prom Commiifee. DENNIS DENNY. JEFFERY DEUTSCH: JeFf : French Club 2: Proieciion Crew 4: Swimming 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2: Club: Sigma Della Chi 2, 3, 4. 167 C 'Inf ,J 5 THAT GLOWED DURING A FIRST ROW: SALLIE ANN DEWEY: Spanish Club 3, F.T.A. 43 Biq Sisler 4: Cheerbloclr 4. JANICE VIRGINIA DICKMANg Jan , Senior Honor Sociely 43 Showcase 43 Maiorefle 43 G.A.A. 4. MARILYN DIETZg French Club 2. SECOND ROW: MARCIA DIMENT: 'llvlarshug Showcase 2 4: G.A.A.g Della Kylyvos Epsilon 2, 3, 4. JANICE LEE DINEg Terri , Bulldoq Barlcsll 3: Showcase 2. 3: French Club 2, 3: Modern Dance 4, G.A.A. 2 47 Siqma The-Ia Pi 2, 3, Vicelpresldenl 4. BARBARA LEE DISTELg Bobbi , Showcase 2 3: French Club 2? G.A.A, 4: Tally Ho 2, 3, Secrelary 4. THIRD ROW: MARY LOU DOEI IRELg Showcase: Senior Y-Teens Secrefary 35 FTA. 2: Heallh Careers Club 25 G.A,A.: Siqrna Lambda Chi 2, 3, 4: lnferlral. Council 4, RUTH ANN DUFFEg WOODWARD TREASURES 3: Business Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. CAROL ANN DUNHOLTER: Sfudenl Council 4, Showcase 3: Maiorefle 47 Business Club 4, Junior Prom Cornrnillee, FOURTH ROW: MAXINE DURHAM, WOODWARD TREASURES 23 Youth Fel- lowship Club 3, 4: Busiress Club 4. RICHARD RAYMOND EARLYWINEQ Der Zeilqesl 3, 4. GILBERT EFFRONg Gil , Showcase 2, 3, Slaqe Crew 2, 3: Span- ish Club 2, 3, Drama Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Nallonal Ihespian Sociely 33 Phi Rho Della 3, 4. FIFTH ROW: ROGER CHARLES EFERON: Roo , Eoolball Manaqer 2, Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4. SHARI LEE EHOODINg Drama Club 2. 35 Arl Club 33 Omega Slqnna Phi 3, 4. PHYLLIS ANN ELLIOTT: French Club 4, Debafe Club 4g G.A.A. 3, 4. SIXTH ROW: DONALD EUGENE ELMOREg Dorff Senior Prom Cornmillee: Baskelball 2, 3, 4, Cross Counlry 3, 43 Chi Omega Sigma 2, 3, 4. FRED LEE ERICKSON. JACK DONALD EWINGg Der Zeilgesl 3, 4, Cross Counlry 4, 168 CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY, FIRST ROW: MARGARET ELIZABETH FAHY3 Peqgy : Sludenl Council 4: Showcase 3, 43 Senior Choir 43 French Club 23 Biq Sislers 43 Drama Club 2: Junior Prom Allendanlg Nalional Thespian So! Clelyj GAA. 2, 3, 43 Pollywogs 2, 3, 43 Kappa Phi Delra 2, 3, Secrelary 4. JOE ALAN FARKAS1 Bulldog BarIcs Business Manager 2, 3, 43 Senior Honor Sociely 3, Execulive Board 43 Key Club 2, 3,3 Lalin Club 23 Boys' Slale 33 lnferlral. Council Presidenl 43 Phi Bela Gamma 2, 3, Presidenl 4. MARVIN JEROME FELDMAN3 Marv 3 Cross Counlry 33 Traclc 3, 43 Sigma Della Chi 2, 3, 4. SECOND ROW: EDWARD FERGUSON: Key Club 23 Foolball 2, 33 Gym Team 2. ELAINE FERGUSON. BRUCE LOUIS FISTER3 Proieclion Crew 23 Foolball 2, 3, 43 Gym Team 2, 3, 43 Club 3, 43 Chi Omega Siqma I-lislorian 2, Vice-Presidenl 3, Presidenf 4. THIRD ROW: JOHN TIMOTHY FIX3 Showcase 2, 3, 43 Senior Choir 2, 3, Ensemble 43 Jazz Club 3, 43 Cross Counlry 3. BARTON ELLIOT FOGEL3 Senior Choir 43 Lalin Club 23 Jazz Club 43 Phi Rho Della 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN FORANCE3 KaIhy 3 Arr Club 43 Drama Club 43 Showcase 3, 43 Senior Choir 3, 43 French Club 2, 33 Jazz Club 3, Secrelary 43 Junior and Senior Prom CommiIlee3 Slage Crew. FOU RTH ROW: AUSTIN LEE FOWLER3 IILBSNI Showcase 43 Senior Band 23 Senior Choir Vice-Presidenl 43 French Club 2: Jazz Club 43 Gym Team 43 Phi Bela Gamma 2, 3, 4. ROBERT FOX: Showcase 23 Spanish Club 2, 3i Slaqe Crew 4. KAREN LEE FRANKLIN: Bulldog Barlcsl' 43 French Club 2, 3, 43 FTA. 43 Big Sisfers 43 Drama Club 2, 3. FIFTH ROW: VICTORIA EDYTHE FRANKLIN3 Vicki 3 Spanish Club 2. 3, 4: Big Sislers 43 GAA. 23 Chi Sigma Delia 2, I-Iislorian 3, 4. DANIEL FREIBERG3 Dan , CAROL MARIE FRENCH: Showcase 3, 43 Senior Choir 3, 43 Youlh Fellowship Club 43 Business Club 43 Girls' Chorus 2. SIXTH ROW: SUE ANN FREY3 Senior Y-Teens 43 G.A.A, 3, 43 Cheerbloclc 4. ELAINE ALICE FRIEDEN3 Naliorial Thespian Socie+y3 F.T.A. 2, 33 Spanish Club 2,33 Drama Club 2, 43 GAA. 2, 43 Omega Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, ALAN FRIEDMAN3 A.J. 3 Der Zeilqesl 23 Baslcelball Manaqer 2, 3, 4: Foolball Manager 2, 3, 4. 169 ww- B 1 X Lf' it IS:-:r THAT SPARKLED AT THE FIRST ROW: NATHANIEL FRIEDMAN3 HNGIUI Showcase 33 Senior Band 2, 3, 43 Lalin Club 23 Bowling 3 43 Baseball 33 JANICE HELEN FRITZ3 Yourh Fellowship Club 43 Business Club Treasurer 3, Presidenf 43 G.A.A. 2, MICHAEL ALLEN FULTON: MiIne 3 Proieclion Crew 23 EOM' ball 2. SECOND ROW: DOROTHY FUNK: DoTTie'3 Showcase 23 Senior Y-Teens 27 Erenah Club 43 Spanish Club 23 Junior and Senior Prem Com- millee3 G'.A.A. 43 Delia Kylyves Epsilon 2, 3 4. JERRY EDWARD FUQUA: Showcase 4i Larin Club 2' Sfacie Crew 3 43 Golf 3, 4. PCTER GABOR3 French Club 43 Senior Science Club 4. THIRD ROW: JOHN WOODWARD GALLOWAY3 IlWxI4XdYlf Ivlercharidisinil Club President 4, BETSY GERSHKOVITZ3 F.T.A.2, 3,43 Drama Club 2, 3, 4' Health Careers ClJb 3, 4' Inlerlrar. Cuuncil 3, 43 Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorrelary 4. HARRIET GETTLEMANQ F.T.A. 2,3 47 Spanish Club 2, 3i Juniur Prnrn CommifIee3 Inlerlraf, Council 43 Orneqa Siqnna Phi 2, 3 Vire-Presidenf 4. FOURTH ROW: LEANNA JANE GLOSSNER3 Le, MARY KATHRYN GOEIRTMILLER3 Kalhy 3 Senior I-lonor Soci- efv 3, 43 Lalin Club 23 Der Zeilqesl 3, Treasurer 43 Biq Sisler 4' GJXA. 2, 3 Board Member 4. CAROL GOLDBERG3 Nafional Thespian Sociefy 3, 43 Drama Club 3, 43 Kappa Kappa Kappa 3 4. FIFTH ROW: BARRY G-OLDHOFF3 Merchandising Club 4. CHARLES GOLDSMITH3 HCITGVIIEIII Spanish Club 27 Senior Prom Cornmil+ee3 Inlerlral. Council3 Swimrninq 2, 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3. 43 Slqma Della Chi 2, 3, Treasurer 4. DELILAH GOODPASTER: Dee 3 Shawrasa 3, 43 Youlh Eellovw ship 4' Business Club 3 43 Merrharidisinq Club 4, SIXTH ROW: JANET GORDON: HJGTTIIQ French Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, Presiclenl 31 Girls' Gloe Club Secrelary 43 Della Kyfyves Epsilon 2, 3, Secrelary 4. KENNETH GORET3 IIKEVIIIQ Spanish Club 2: Jazz Club 3, 43 Track 23 Swirnminq 2. RICHARD GCSE: Diclr 3 French Club 23 Baseball 3, 4. T70 SENIOR PROM, THAT . . . FIRST ROW: DENEAL GOTTESMAN: Showcase 2: Slage Crew 2, 3, 4. DAVID GRAY: Showcase 2: Drama Club 2, 3: Library Assislanf 3. FRANK GREEN: Proiecrion Crew 4: Senior Science Club: Der Zeirgesl 4. SECOND ROW: JEANNETTE ERNESTINE GREEN: Business Club 4, GAIL ANN GREENBERG: Showcase 2, 3, 43 Maiorelle 2, 3, Capl. 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Pep Club Board 4: Biq Sisrers 4: Junior Prom Courli Senior Prom Cornrnilreet G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Pollywogs 2, 3, 4: C-amrna Kappa 2, Chaplain 3, Treasurer 4. CHUCK GREGG. THIRD ROW: ED GROSSWILER: PropheT : Sfudenr Council 4: Bulldog Barks' 3, Sports Ediror 4: Senior Honor Sociely 4. SHIRLEY GUMENICK: Senior Honor Sociely 4: Drama Club 2 4. HAROLD GUTTMAN. FOURTH ROW: LINDA HAGEMEIER: Mixed Chorus 2, Jazz Club 4: French Club 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Tally Ho 2, 3, 4, MARYANN HAITZ: Showcase 4: Senior Y-Teens: French Club 2: Business Club 3, 4: F.T.A. 2: Merchandising Club 4: I-leallh Careers Club 2: G.A.A, 2, 3, 4: Cheerbloclc 4: Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, 4. CAROL ANN HALL: Bulldog Barlcsu 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Class Secrelary: French Club Secrelary 2: Big Sisler 4. FIFTH ROW: GRAHAM HALL: Senior Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Showcase 2: Senior Band 2, 3: Der Zeifqesl 4: Senior Science Club 3, 4: Cross Counrry 4: Della Bera 2, 3, 4. LYNN HAMMOND: Hambone : Bulldog Barlrsm 2: Senior Honor Sociely 4: Showcase 3, 4: Senior Y-Teens 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Lafin Club 2: Big Sisrer 4: Healrh Careers Club 3: Junior and Senior Prom Commillee: G.A.A, 2 3, Execufive Board 4: Kappa Phi Della 2, 3, Chaplain 4. EMILY HARMAN: F.T.A. 4: Debale Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: GJNA. 3, 4. SIXTH ROW: HARVEY HARRIS. ESTHER HATTENBACH: Business Club 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. KATHY HAYSLIP: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Band Secretary 2, 3: Ensemble 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3: Biq Sisler 4: French Club 2' Senior Honor Sociely 3, 4: Kappa Phi Delfa 2, 3, 4, I7I N1 3 -:s O Rs g, 'Q 3 QQ, . ,S 3,1 '10 f1Q is 'bf' 'Ii 1 .A 113: Y ' 5' .3 S 5' ' ' x , fi all ef' Q' fam as Gr' 'CTP X N-v 5 3 . 5.355 .Us 0 'O 5 , Gu .un-. 'Qt-W 13.9-. an nw, 1. 33's ,sw Q'--w 'M 18' H, N, Q . QTY ,gym ,yi 'ia QR 2 SC fs v1 'vp Y A 1 A Q. X' A bf 1. Q17 ings' V, Q Qs 5' 43 ' sr s 'Wx snr- ' . K.,-' B hav A Z. V H .T N ,hi X ,' xi, -A I -'X 4? iv 105 in-ei, SHONE WITH A SENSE OF FIRST ROW: JAMES MORRIS I IEIDENREICHg Fooibaii 4, Chi Orneqa Siqrna 4. ANITA HEINKELEIN. JIM HENRY. SECOND ROW: MIKE HESSEg Spanish Ciub 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4: Phi EpsiIon 3, Sec- reiary 4. BARBARA HOCI'IMANg i'BObbi 3 Drama CIub 2 37 Chi Siqrna Delia 2, 3, Secreiary 4. WILLIAM HOEFTg Showcase 2, Debaie Ciub 47 Elecironics Cfub 4. THIRD ROW: GWEN HOFFMAN: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Debaie Ciub 45 Spanish Ciub 2: 6.A.A. 4, Cheerblock 4, InIerIraI, Cauncii 3, Deifa Kyiyves EpsiIon 2, 3, 4. MARTHA HOFFMAN: WOODWARD TREASURES 47 BuIIdoq BarIcs 27 French CIub 2, 3, 4' Drarna CIub 2, 3i Big Sisier 43 HeaIIh Career Ciub 25 G.A.A. 2, 3: Junior and Senior Prom Commiiieeg Siqrna Theia Pi 2, 3, Secreiary 4, MICHAEL HOFFMAN, MiIce : Spanish Ciub 3: Proieciion Crew 23 Jazz Club 3, 4: EIecironics Ciub 23 Phi Epsiion 2, 3, 4, FOURTH ROW: JAMES MICHAEL HOGAN: Mike , Phi Bera Gamma 2, 3, 4. LOWELL WAYNE HOLT. KATHIE LEE HOPEWELL: Library Assisianf 3, Merchandising CIub Treasurer 43 Siqrna Lambda Chi 2, 3, 4. FIFTH ROW: PAMELA HORTONg Pam , WOODWARD TREASURES 4: Senior I-Ionfir Socieiv 4: Choir 2, 3, 4, Showcase 2, 3, 43 Senior Y-Teers 3, 43 French Ciub 2, 3, 4: Big Sisier 45 Cheerbiofk 4, Junior and Senior Prom Cornrniiiee, ANN HOSHAWg Senior Honer Secieiy 43 Showcase 2, 3, 47 Big Sisier 4, G.A.A. 2, Secreiary 3, Pre-sideni 47 Poliywoqs 2, 4, Vice- Presidenf 3: Modern Dance 2, 3, 4, Kappa Phi Deira 2, 3 Vice- Presidenr 4. CAROL HOUCHENS. SIXTH ROW: TERRY ISHIKAWA: Senior Honor Socieiy 3, 4, Yaurh Feiiowship 3, 47 Senior Science Club 2, 3, Fresidenf 4, Spanish Ciub 2, 3: Pheioqraphy Club 3, Treasurer 3: Jazz Cirb 2, Vice-President 3, President 43 WOODWARD TREASURES Head Pheivqrapher 4. JOHN JACOBS: Phi Rho Deifa 2, 3 4. JAMES JESSE. 172 SUCCESS AT GRADUATION. FIRST ROW: FRED JONES: Foolball 2: Swimming 4: Tracli 4. WELDON JULIAN. JAMES DONALD JUNG. SECOND ROW: HERMAN KABAKOFF: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Band 2, 3, 4: Der Zeilqesl 3, Foolball 2. PAT KAMMANN: Business Club 4: Merchandising Club 4. DAVE KANN: Drama Club 2, 3: Nalional Thespian Sociely 2, 3. THIRD ROW: DOLLINE KASSNER: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Ari Club 2, 3, 4: G,A.A. 2, 3, 4. MARCIA KASSNER. BARBARA KATZ: Jazz Club 4: Mixed Chorus Secrelary 4. FOURTH ROW: HARRIET KATZg Spanish Club 4: Merchandising Club 4. JAMES KATZ: Jim : BuIldoq Barl:s 4: Showcase 4: Lalin Club 2: Council on World Affairs 4: Bowling 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 4: Nafional Thespian Sociely. RON KATZ: Sludenl Council 2. 3, 4: Showcase 3: Senior Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Lalin Club 2: Council on World Affairs: Drama Club 3, 4: Boys' Week: Principal Advisory Com- milfeeg Phi Rho Della 2, 3, Chaplain 4. FIFTH ROW: IVAN KAU FMAN. GAILE KEISER: Sludenl Council 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 3: GAA, 2, 3, 4: Kylyves 3, 4. MIKE KELLERMAN: Showcase 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: Debale Club 4: Senior Science Club 4: Proieclion Crew 3, 4: Pholoqraphy Club 4: Jazz Club 4. SIXTH ROW: JACK KELLY: Foolball 2: Spanish Club 2. ELVIRA KIEFER: Business Club 4. BOB KING: Foolball 2: Cross Counlry 2: Track 2. I73 I a N61 if 3. 3 Z.. iv 1 -ef' ' 7' Q its 5 'i 'f7i ?' ,t ,is 1 s' ' 9 -vi Q ri 15, 11 I ix ?. 5' 15 V 'iv ir DN rw 'dp A 4 3 Q3 . N ' 11 I 1 An,- 'il LG' I-4 P . imma 'll T so 'Cl 8 G , X V. ! 1 3 N x s bl e' Q13 X f ..i. - 3' .,..-' A ,gg B-. if I 1-A SRGJ M.-.'+ , ' , ii IQ Y. A6 E THEIR FRESH FACES WILL FIRST ROW: HERBERT KENNETH KINGSBURY: Porlcy : Foolball 2, 3, 4: Club 4: Chi Omega Siqma 2, 3, Secrelary 4. WILLIAM KISSINGER: Bill : Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Band 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Commillee: Della Bela 2, 3: 4. CHARLES KLEIN: ChucI: : Swimming 2: Drama Club 3: Phi Rho Della 3, 4. SECOND ROW: NANCY ELIZABETH KLEINE: WOODWARD TREASURES 4: Showcase 2. 3, 4: Choir 2, Ensemble 3, 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Senior Y-Teens 3, 4: Senior Pep Club Secrelary 4: Lalin Club 2: Big Sisler 4: G.A.A. 4: Pollywoqs 4: Tally Ho 2, 3, 4. AL KNAUF. KAREN KOCH: Youlh Fellowship 4. THIRD ROW: MERRILLE KOFFLER: WOODWARD TREASURES 4: Showcase 3, 4: Cheerleader 2: Senior Honor Sociefy 4: Lalin Club 2, 3, 4: Big Sisler Co-Chairman 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Junior and Senior Prom Commillee: Sigma Thela Pi 2, 3, Treasurer 4. ROBERT EDWARD KOZLOWICZ. STANLEY KRAVITZ: SIan : Lafin Club 3, 4: Drama Club 2, 3, 4? Nalional Thespian Sociefy 2, 3, 4. FOU RTH ROW: JOHN ANTHONY KRUEGER: Tony : Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Band 2, 3, 4: Della Bela 2, 3, 4. ADA KRUSE: Youfh Fellowship 4: Jazz Club 4: Der Zeilgesl' 2, 3. 4: Chi Della 2, 3, 4. JOY LYNN KUESSNER: Senior Y-Teens 4: Business Club 4. FIFTH ROW: WILLIAM CLIFFORD KUHNELL: CliI'l : Spanish Club 2: Fool- ball 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Gym Team 2, 3: Chi Omega Sigma 3, 4, Secrelary 2. ILENE KUSHNER: Kush : Bulldog Barlcsl' 2, 3, Personalify Editor 4: Senior Honor Sociely 4: Council on World Affairs 4: Drama Club 2, 3: Arr Club 2, 3. EVELYN LACKNER: Lynne : Business Club 2, Treasurer 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Pollywoqs 2, 3. SIXTH ROW: THOMAS LAUMAN: Joel : Foolball 2, 3: Traclc 2. 3: Spanish Club: Chi Omega Sigma 2, 3, 4. MARY LAWSON: Joy : Showcase 3, 4: G.A.A. 4: Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, 4. JUDY LEASURE. 174 LEAD US HOPEFULLY INTO... FIRST ROW: PETER LEEDS: Peie : Senior Band 2, 3: Senior Choir 4: Der Zeifqesl 2: Jazz Club 3. 4: Phi Rho Della 2, 3, 4. MARJORIE ANN LEVIN: IvIarq : Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Senior Honor Sociely 4: WOODWARD TREASURES Associafe Senior Class Ediior: Senior Y-Teens 3, Treasurer 4: Senior Pep Club Secrelary 4: Ari Club 3, Vice-Presidenl 43 Biq Sisiers 4: Heallh Careers Club 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Junior and Senior Prom Corn- miflee: Tally-Ho Secrelarv 4, MICHAEL LEVINE: Mlviilielli Business Club 4: Spanish Club 22 Tennis 3, 4: Merchandisinq Club 4: Senior Prom Commflicei Siqma Della Chi 2, 3, 4. SECOND ROW: STEVER JAY LEVINSON. STEPHEN LEWETCH: SIeve : Council on World Affairs 4: Senior Science Club 4: Jazz Club 4: Swimming 2, 3, 4: Club 3, 45 Phofography Club Secrefary 4. SIDNEY LIEBERMAN: Sid : Sluclenl Council 3, Presidenf 4: Execufive Council 3, 4: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Band 2, 3, Vice-Presideni 4: Dance Band 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club 2, 3: Senior Honor Sociely 4: Key Club 3, Vice-Presidenf 4: Council on World Affairs 4: Inferlral. Council 3, 4: Phi Epsilon 2,4, Secrelary 3. THIRD ROW: LYNNE LOUISE LIEBSCHULTZ: WOODWARD TREASURES -1: French Club 2, 3, 4: Arr Club 3, 4: Big Sislers 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, ft Junior and Senior Prom Commiifee: Senior Y-Teens 4. BILL LIPSKY: Chess Club: Phi Epsilon. BARRY LISKOW: Senior Honor Sociely 4: Lafin Club 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: CHARLES LONGINI: CI-iuckf' GEORGE LOUISO: Proieclion Crew 3, 4: Srage Crew 1. JOANNE LUEHRMAN: Joni : Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2. Ensemble 3, 4: Senior Sociely 4: French Club 4: Biq Sislers 4: Ari Club 3, 4: Council on World Allairs 4: Tally-Ho 2, 3, Chaplain 4. FIFTH ROW: JAMES THOMAS LUKEN: Jim : Cross Counlry 4: Traclc 4: Club 4: Junior and Senior Prom Commiifee: Phi Bela Gamma 3, 4. MAXINE MACHOVITZ: Business Club 4. JOHN MALASHEVITZ: Showcase 2: Der Zeifqesl: Senior Science Club 2, 3. SIXTH ROW: CAROLYN MANAS: F.T.A. 4: Lalin Club 3: 6.A.A. 4: Chi Sigma Delia 3, 4. BERND MANDERSCHIED: Youlh Fellowship Club 3, 4: Phofoq- raphy Club 3, 4: Jazz Club 4. HARVEY MANN: Senior Choir 4: Glee Club 4: Foofball 2. 175 .pw-s 'li 3 5. R., if K X f' in a wx- 4 1.3.8 - X 11 N 4' :ag Y A NEW AND BIGGER AND FIRST ROW: RONNIE MARCOTTI. KENNETH NEAL MARCUS. JAMES MARSHALL, Jim , Choir 2, 3, Glee Club Vice-President 3, Ensemble 4. SECOND ROW: JOHN MATTHEWS. MARTHA MAXWELL, Senior Honor Society 4, Senior Y-Teens 2, 3, National Thespian Society 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Biq Sister 4, Library Assistant, ELIZABETH MAYER, Liz , Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Der Zeitqest Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Big Sister 43 Art Club 4, Treasurer 3, G.A.A, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Prom Committee, Tally Ho 2, 3, Treasure 4. THIRD ROW: CONRAD RAY McANINCH. ROBERT MCARTHUR, Chi Omega Sigma 3, 4. PAUL McDORMAN, Choir 4, Ensemble 4, Youth Fellowship 3, Vice-President 4, Jazz Club 3, 4, Senior Science Club 3, Vice- President 4. FOURTH ROW: JOHN HUMPHREYS McGEHEE: WOODWARD TREASURES Openinq Edilor 2, Editorial Board 4, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Youth Fellowship 2, 3, 4, Cross Coun' try 3, Track 2: Science Award 3, Columbia Book Award 3. MARNICE McGUIRE. SANDRA McKENNEY, Sandy , Drama Club 4, G.A.A, 4, Polly- wogs 2, Cheerbloclc 4. FIFTH ROW: SANDRA McKENNIS, Sandy , Health Careers Club Secrelary 3, President 4, Delta Kytyves Epsilon 2, 3, President 4. MARY ANN MCNEAL, Senior Y-Teens 4, Council on World Attairs 4, Drama Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Pollywogs 3, Art Club 3, 4. FRANK MEENACH, Senior Band 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3. SIXTH ROW: MICHAEL MEISEL: Showcase 2. 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Biq Sister 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club Vice-President 41 National Thespian Society 3, 4, Omega Sigma Phi 2, 3, Secretary 4. STEPHEN HUGH MEITUS, Student Council 2, 3: Bulldog Barlcsu 3.4, Drama Club 2, 3, Showcase 2, 3, Senior Honor Society 3, 4: Key Club 3, President 4, French Club 2, 4, President 4, National 'Ihespian Society 2, 3, 4. JIM MERCER, Choir 2, 3. 176 MORE CHALLENGING LIFE. FIRST ROW: OWEN EDWARD MERCER: Choir, Ensemble 4. KAREN MERKEL. PATRICIA ANN MERTZ: Pal : Senior Y-Teens 2: French Club 2: Business Club 3, 4. SECOND ROW: ROBERT METZCAR: Bob : Spanish Club 2: Phi Bela Gamma 3, Secrelary 2, Treasurer 4. KATHLEEN MEYER: Toni : Showcase 2, 3: Maiorelle 2, 3, 4: Choir 4: Bio Sisler 4: Pollywogs 4: Junior Prom Commillee: Shrine Circus Queen: Kappa Phi Della 2, 3, 4. GLENN MICHAELSON: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Band 2, 3, 4: Golf 3: Phi Rho Della 2, 3, 4. THIRD ROW: EMILY MILLER. WILLIAM MILLER: Bill : Sludenl Council 2, 3, Principal Ade visory Commillee Chairman 4: Execulive Council 3, 4: Choir 4: Phi Bela Gamma 2, 3, 4. GILBERT MINSON: Senior Band 4: Senior Science 2: lnlerlral. Council 4: Phi Epsilon 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl 4. FOURTH ROW: JUDITH MITCHELL: Judy : WOODWARD TREASURES 4: Showcase 4: Senior Prom Commillee: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Cheerbloclc 4: Kappa Phi Della 2, 3, 4. DIANE MITMAN: Showcase 2: Spanish Club 2: lnlerlral. Coun- cil 3: Chi Sigma Della 2, 3, 4, JAMES ARRON MONDAY: Jim : Gym Team. FIFTH ROW: MARY MOOREHEAD: French Club 2, 3: Business Club 3, 4. WILLIAM MOORMAN: Bill : Senior Band 2, 3, 4. LARRY MORGAN: Proieclion Crew 2. SIXTH ROW: MARILYN MORGAN: Choir 3, 4: Showcase 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Arl Club 4: Cheerblocl: 4. VIVIAN MORGAN: French Club 2: Business Club 4: Chi Della Bela 2, 3, Secrelary 4. ROBERT MORRISON: Bob. 177 sm ,. ti' ' N i ..., .. ef ai: ,rw-. me fx M- K, W S' 'Wi 5- 1? VN' -we- a Ei is . ., fx ,mf - :- Q X-Te 1354 X 'W Q Q' ' L Q Q F5 . li. ,.,, K ,, i 1 .. up 123-i-ny Q i. , 2. 559: , C: sf nxxvills X31 SN Wm 4 'Qi' Q . sg 7 ' 3 Q , ,S-I I we sr. X , ' A .N 'T T gb- .,..... 11 0' qs ,fax :af A .. 5 I g we r 'Q -. av- . QF, Q ix s IN THAT FUTURE THESE FIRST ROW: ROBERT MORRISON3 Foolball 23 Proieclion Crew 3. CHERIE MOSKOWITZ3 French Club 43 FTA, 43 G.A.A. 2. 3, 4: Alpha Sigma Tau 2, 3. WILLIAM MULTNER. SECOND ROW: LANNY MURPHY3 Foolball 3. CAROL MURRAY: Senior Honor Sociely 43 Showcase 2, 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, Ensemble 43 F.T.A. 43 Arr Club 3, 43 Big Sisler 43 G,A.A. 27 Tally I-Io 2, 3, I-Iislorian 4. AMY NATHAN: Choir 2, 3, 43 French Club 23 F.T.A. 43 I-Iealfh Careers Club 33 Kappa Kappa Kappa 2, 3, 4. THIRD ROW: CHARLES NAYLOR3 Youlh Fellowship Club 23 Slage Crew 23 Pholography Club 2. JANET NEATI .Ian 3 Sludenl Council 23 Gv.A.A, 2, 3, 4, JOAN NEATQ G.A,A. 2, 3, 43 Arr Club. FOU RTH ROW: PAULA NEBOLSKY3 Sfudenf Council 2, 3, Secrefary 43 Execulive Council 2, 3, 43 Showcase 2, 3, 43 Choir 2, Ensemble 3, Vice- Presidenl 43 Senior Honor Sociely 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 2, Secrefary 3, Presidenf 43 Big Sisfer 43 Nafional 'ihespian Socie+y 3, 43 Omega Sigma Phi 2, 3, President 4. BOB NEBOLSKY3 Foolball 2, 3, 43 Gym Team 2, 3, 43 Traclc 2, 31 Club 2, 33 Phi Rho Della 3, Secrefary 4. JOANNE NEDELMAN3 Business Club 3: Spanish Club 33 Omega Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4. FIFTH ROW: JACKIE NEUMAN3 Sfudenl Council 3, 43 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Showcase 2, 3, 43 F.T.A. 3, 4. BOB NEUMAN3 l'NoocIles 3 Foolball 2, 33 Baslcelball 2, 3, 43 Traclc 2, 43 Club 43 Chi Omega Sigma 3, 4. DONALD NEWMAN. SIXTH ROW: RICHARD NIEBUSCH3 Senior Choir 2, 3, 4. RALPH NIEHAUS3 Proieclion Crew 2, NED NIXON: Swimming 33 Proieclion Crew 4. 178 FACES WILL WRINKLE, FIRST ROW: LINDA LEE OCHS. JENNY OSGOOD: Merchandising Club 4: French Club 2: Tally H0 2. 3. EUGENIA OWEN: Youfh Fellowship 3, 4: Library Assislanl' 2: Cheerbloclr 4. RECOND ROW: GEORGE OWENS. JOHN PACKER: Merchandising Club 4: Foolball 2. BARBARA PARITZ: Bulldog Barlcs 3, 4: Library Assislanl 2, 3, 4: Jazz Club 4: Senior Drama Club 2, 3, 4: Nafional The-span So- ciely 3, 4. THIRD ROW: DOUGLAS PARKER: Showcase 4: Senior Choir 4: Track 2: Phi Bela Gamma 2, Vice-Presidenl 3, Secrelary 4. DENNIS PARETT: Denny : Jazz Club 4. SHERMAN PARRETTQ Sherm : Senior Honor Sociery 4: Jazz Club 4. FOURTH ROW: STEVEN PASTEINER. MARK PAVELY. NANCY PAYLOR: French Club 2: Merchandising Club 4. FIFTH ROW: LORNA PELLER: Senior Band 2, 3: French Club 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 2: Omega Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4. VIVlAN.PESKIN: Business Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3. BARBARA PESOUT: Barb : Bulldog Barlrs Promolion Edlor 4: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Band 2, 3, Secrelary 4: Senior Honor Sociely 3, 4: Senior Y-Teens 3, 4: Spanfsh Club 3, 4: Biq Sisler 4: Arl Club 2, 3. 4: Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, Secrelary 4: Honor Sociely Secrefary 4. SIXTH ROW: MARTIN PINALES: MarIy : Showcase 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, En- semble 4: Spanish Club 2: Drama Club 2, 3, 4: Phi Rho Della Hislorian 2, Secrelary 3, Presidenr 4. LOIS PORTER: 6.A,A. 2, 4: Pollywogs 3, 4: Choerblocli Presldenl 4: Sigma Lambda Chi 3, 4. RICK PRESSLER: French Club 2: Baslcelball 2: Cross Counlry 2: Golf 2, 3: Club 3, 4: Chi Omega Sigma 2, 4, Treasurer 3. 179 Q- RQ 'Z' f N146 W , ,fx 'S' F ia.. ., Q' 1, jim . V X - Q me If . -'-1'ff , I A I 'I ' Qiiii, 4 'Q 2 .0 9 i ii I Q' Q va .3 , --AA THAT HAIR WILL TURN GRAY FIRST ROW: JUDY PRYOR: Bulldog BarIcs 4: Choir 2, 3, Ensemble 41 French Club 4, Senior Honor Sociely 4. KEN OUAN: Key Club 2: Gym Team 2, 3, 4, STEVE RAAB. SECOND ROW: STEVE RABIN: Senior Science Club 4: Spanish Club 2. RONALD RAN: Senior Science Club 4: Debale Club 4. MICHAEL RAND, Showcase 3: Der Zeilqesl 2, Bulldoq Bark 47 Thespian Sociely 4. THIRD ROW: WARREN REINHARD, Bu+ch . DANNY REYNOLDS: Foofball 3, 4. PAUL RlCHMANg Senior Honor Sociely 3, 43 Key Club 3, Tennis 2, 3, 47 Phi Rho Della 2, 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: WILLIAM RIESg Proieclion Crew 4. BARB RINGHANDg Senior Honor Sociely 3, 4: Senior Y-Teens 2, 3: French Club 2, Arl Club 3, 43 G.A.A. 3, 4, Cheerblock 4: Junior and Senior Prom Commilleeg Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl 4. LUCILLE RISIMINIQ G.A.A. 3: Cheerblock 4. FIFTH ROW: DEBBIE RITTENHOUSE: Senior Y-Teens 4, Biq Sisler 4: G.A.A. 2: Cheerblock 43 Siqrna Lambda Chi 2, 3, 4. DAVE RITTERg Spanish Club 27 Baslcelball 2, Sigma Della Chi 2, 3, 4. MARK RODNER: French Club 2: Eleclronics Club 2: Foolball Manager 2, C-ym Team 2, 3, 4. SIXTH ROW: BILL ROLL. FRANK ROSE: Gym Team 4. RICHARD ROSE: Phi Rho Della 2, 3, 4. 180 OR IALASII DISAPPEAR, FIRST ROW: STUART ROSE: Slaqe Crew 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 4. ERROL ROSEN: Chess Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 37 Cross Coun- lry 2. STUART ROSENSTEIN: Merchandising Club 4: Jazz Club 3, 4. SECOND ROW: BARRY ROSS: Showcase 2: Spansh Club 23 Jazz Club 43 Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4. GEORGE ROUTT: Sfudenf Council 2, 3: WOODWARD TREASA URES 2: Key Club 3, 4. JUDITH ROUTZONG: Judy : Showcase 2, 4: MaioreH'e 2, 3, 4: Ari League Vice-Presidenf 2: Senior Honor Sociery 4: French Club 2, 3: Big Sislers 47 Modern Dance 2, 3, Hisforian 43 Kappa Phi Della 2, 3. Hisforian 4. THIRD ROW: LARRY ROY: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Senior Science Club 3: Jazz Club 4: Cross Counfry 3: Track 4: Boys Glee Club 3, 4. LINDA RAY RUBEL: WOODWARD TREASURES 37 Senior Honor Socieiy 3, 4: Bulldog BarIcs 2, 3, Edifor-in-Chief 4: Senior Choir 2, Ensemble 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: Spanish Club 2, 4, Presidenl 3. BRENDA RUBIN: Spanish Club: Cheerbloclx 4. FOURTH ROW: KEN RUDDLER. ELAINE RUSKIN: Sfudenf Council 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, En- semble 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: GAA. 4g Art Club 2, 3, 4. ANITA RUTMAN: Spanish Club 3,41 Drama Club 2: Arl Club 32 F.T.A. 2, 4. FIFTH ROW: JIM SACHS: Drama Club 3, 4: Showcase 3: Spanish Club 3:-1622 Club 3: Phi Rho Della 2, 3.4. JOANNE SALYERS: Showcase 2, 3: French Club 2: Business Club 4: Hally-Ho 2, 3.4. ORVIL SALYERS: Proiecfion Crew 3, 4. SIXTH ROW: JERRY SAMUELS' BuIldo Berks 2 3 4' Showcase 2 3 4' I Q . . i i . . Lafin Club 3. 4: Senior Science Club 43 Jazz Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Choir 2, 3, Acc. 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4. CAROL SANDS: Showcase 2: Omega Sigma Phi 2, 3. 4. GERALD SANDERS. I81 C an E 'id I ffj ' If Q 3 1? 'nv Q' 157 I 'l-::v I Q. I Q I 1 9 fix ' s Ya ,Q 4 QT' We J fb' y . 9 '7 'Sv i 7 ' T .q af 3 fr. . AV x , 'N ' lx. A 1. X W. ix! in 1'5 'hr CH I s . R 1: G- BUT THOSE FACES WILL FIRST ROW: FAY SANDERS: F.T.A. 3, 4: La1'in Club Vice-Presidenl 2. GERALD SAPADIN: Gerry 'g Spanish Club 2, 3: Proieclion Crew 4: Swirnminq 2, 3, Caplain 4: Club 3, 4: Sigma Delta Chi 2. Secrelary 3, Vice-Presidenf 4. BARBARA SAVERY: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2. 3, 4: Biq Sslersi G.A.A. 2, 3, Board 4: Pollywoqs 2, 3, Presidenl 4: Cheer- b'0-'lc 4: Kappa Phi Della 2, 3, Secrelary 4. SECOND ROW: ULF SAWERT: Cross Counlry 3, Caplain 4' Swirnminq 2, 3, 4: Traclc 3, 45 Ciub 3, 4. DOUG SAWYER: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Band 2, 3. 4: Chi Siqma Chi 2, 3, 4. RUTH SCALE: Senior Honor Sociely 4: Business Club 3, 45 Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4. THIRD ROW: BONNIE SCHAFER: Sludenl Council 3, 4: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2 3, 4: Junior Class Secrelary: Senior Class Secre- Iary: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: French Club 2: Buckeye Girls' Slale 3? G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Modern Dance 2, 3, 4: Kappa Phi Della 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA SCHEPMAN: Palm: Ivlaiorelle 4: F,T.A, 43 G.A,A. 4. IVAN SCHLAN: French Club 2, 3: Senior Science Club 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: CHARLES SCHMITT: Senior Class Treasurer: Gym Team 2, 3, 4: Phi Bela Gamma 2. 3, 4. ROGER SCHNABEL: Trailm 2, 3: Della Bela 2, 3, 4. GEORGE SCHNEIDER: Der Zeilqesl 2: Slaqe Crew 4: Proieclion Crew 2, 3, 4. FIFTH ROW: SUSAN SCHOTT: French Club 2: Council on World Affairs 47 Drama Club 2 3 4: Chi Siqrna Della 2, 3, Treasurer 4. HOWARD SCHRAGERg Proieclion Crew 2: Jazz Club 3 4. FRED SCHULTZ. SIXTH ROW: RITA SCHUMAN. MYRON SCHWARTZ: Spanish Club 2: Foolball 2, 3. EATIQFQRD SCHWARTZg Spanish Club 2, 3: Swimminq 25 Fool- a , . I82 ALWAYS BE SMILING. FIRST ROW: MARTIN JOHN SCHWEIN: Jack , MARY SCOTT: Showcase 2: Senior Honor Sociely 43 Business Club 3, 43 Der Zeilqesl 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2. JANET MARIE SEAMAN: Jan , Bulldog Barlrsu 2, 43 WOOD- WARD TREASURES Edilorial Board 41 Senior Honor Sociely 3, 47 Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, Ensemble 43 Senior Y-Teens 3: Larin Club 2: Biq Sisler Co-Chairman: Junior Bi Senior Prom Commillee: G.A.A. 2, 3, Execulive Board 4. SECOND ROW: JAN SEGAL: Jazz Club Treasurer 3. HARMON SELBST: Slaqe Crew 3, 4, Swimminq 2, FRAN SHALLAT: Showcase 23 French Club 2, 3, 4, Jazz Club 4: Chi Siqma Della 2, 3, Secrelary 4. THIRD ROW: JULES SHARFMAN: Senior Science Club 47 Proieclion Crew 2, 3: Swimminq 4. BRUCE SHARP: Senior Band 2: Swimrninq 3, 47 Gym Team 2: Chi Orneqa Sigma 3, 4. LINDA SHAW: Bulldog Barlcsm 4: Business Club 47 Spanish Club 2: Jazz Club 4. FOU RTH ROW: ROGER SHERMAN: Showcase 2, 3, 4i Senior Band 2, 3, 4, Clni Siqma Chi 2, 3, 4. CYNTHIA SHOR: Cindy , French Club 2, 4, Vice-Presiclenl 3: Drama Club 2, 3, 4: Jazz Club 4: Chi Sigma Della 2, 3, 4. ANNE SHREVE: Senior Honor Sociely 3, 4: Youlh Fellowship Club 3, 4i Laiin Club 2, 3, 4, Biq Sislersg Drama Club 3, FIFTH ROW: BARBARA SHULLERg Business Club 3i Spanish Club 27 Drama Club 2, 3i G.A,A. 2, 3. BOBBI SIEBLERQ Showcase 2, 3, 4: Council on World Affairs 47 Sapnish Club 23 Big Sislers: Modern Dance 2, 3, 47 Sigma Thela Pi 2, 3, Presidenl 4. DAVID SIEFERT. SIXTH ROW: HARRY SIEGEL. NANCY HOPE SIEMERINGg Siem , WOODWARD TREAS- URES 2, 3, Edilorial Board 47 Biq Sislersg Junior and Senior Prom Commillee: Bulldog Barlrs 2: Spanish Club 27 GAA. 2, 3, 4, Cheerblcclr 4: Cheerleader 2: Kappa Phi Della 2, 3, Presidenl 4. FRED SILVERSTEINg Key Club 43 Latin Club Presidenl 2, 3, 43 Council on World Affairs 47 Slaqe Crew 2, 33 Phi Epsilon 3, 4. 1'83 ins: U . g Y i 'b . lv? 'G wi ? 1, A , cf E . Q 'Z Q ni FV' 'Qi :is .- F 'Si 36 5- U.. DCS E. B3 A X 'S ,Qian . lf' ,, 'g., , I, Qi bv 9 'pu-L a- . qw A um QP' . 'lb' N5 V ,. FIFTY YEARS HENCE, FIRST ROW: DAVID SIMMONS: Sfaqe Crew 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 4. SHELIA SIMON: Spanish Club 2, 3: Drama Club 3, DONNA SIMONE: French Club 2, 3: Business Club 2: GAA, 2, 3: Kyfyves 4. SECOND ROW: KAREN SIMONS: Merchanclsinq Club 4. STEVE SIMPSON: Showcase 2: Foofball 2: Phi Beia Gamma 2. 3, 4. CAROLE SKUROW: Showcase 2, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3: Healfh Careers Club 2, 3: Jazz Club 3, 4: Drama Club 2.3.4. THIRD ROW: MARILYN SKUROW: Showcase 3: Drama Club 2, 3, 4. FRANK SLESNICK: Bulldog Barl:s 3, 4, Sporfs Edflor 2: Senior Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Lalin Club 2: Council on World Affairs Presidenl' 41 Tennis 3: Traci: 2: Senior Prom CornmiiIee7 WOOD- WARD TREASURES 4. SANDRA SLOAN: Sandy : Showcase 3, Senior Honor Sociely 4: French Club 2, Secrelary 3, 4: Council on World Affairs, Program Chairman 4: Arr Ciub 2, Vice-President 3, Secrelary 4: Drama Club 3: Tally-Ho 2, 3, Vice-Presidenf 4. FOURTH ROW: JOHN SMITH. JUDY SMITH: Sfudenl Council 2, 3, Hisforian 4: French Club 2: Business Club 4: Council on World Affairs 4: G.A,A. 4: Big Sislers 4: Tally-Ho 2, 3.4. SALLY SMTIH. FIFTH ROW: SHARON SMITH: Sharif Showcase 2: Merchandising Club 2: Ari' Club 2. 3, STANLEY SMITH: Slan : Showcase 4: Senior Science Club 4: Slaqe Crew 3, 4. ELISSA SMOLER. SIXTH ROW: LESLIE SNIDER: G.A.A. 4: Drama Club 4: Cheerblocl: 4: Jazz Club 4. SANDI SNIDER: Showcase 3, French Club 2: F.T.A, I-lislorian 2. Secrefary 3, Vice-Presidenl 4: Spanish Club 4: Biq Sisfer 4: Drama Club 2, 3, Secrelary 4: Narional Thespian Sociely 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3. JEAN SNYDER: Youlh Fellowship 2, 4, Vice-Presidenl 33 French Club 2: Healfh Careers Club 4. I84 AS ONE IS STUDYING . . . FIRST ROW: ROSALIND SNYDER: Roz : French Club 2, 3: Business Club 2. 3: F.T.A. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Heallh Careers Club 3, 4: Drama Club 3. MARK G. SOLLEK: Senior Science Club 2: Council on World Affairs 4: Der Zeifgesl 4: Lalin Club 2: Baslcelball 2: Senior Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Bowlinq 2: Bulldoq Barks Liferary Slalf 3, 4: Key Club 2, Treasurer 4, Execulive Board 3, 4: Junior and Senior Prom Commiffee: Science Award 3: Jazz Club 4: WOOD- WARD TREASURES, Senior Class Co-Eclilor, Acliviries Edilor 4. GARDA SOMMER: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Arr League Treasurer 3: Senior Y-Teens 2, 3, Treasurer 3: French Club 4: Lalin Club 2: Biq Sisler 4: Arr Club 2, Presidenl 3, 43 Inlerlral. Council Secrelary 4: Tally-Ho 2, 3, Presidenl 4. SECOND ROW: RICHARD SPATTA: DicI: : Foofball 2, 3: C-oll 2, 3: Chi Omega Sigma 3, 4. CHARLENE LOUISE SPAULDING. NORMA JEAN SPAULDING. THIRD ROW: MAYNARD SPIEGEL: Spikes : Siudenl Council 2, 3: French Club 2, 3: Cross Counlry 3: Golf 4: Sigma Delia Chi 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY SPIESS: Youlh Fellowship 2: Council on World Allairs: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerbloclc 4: Healrh Careers Club 2, 4, Vice-Presidenl 3: Library Assislanl. DON SPURLIN: Cross Counlry 2: Merchandising Club 4. FOURTH ROW: DIANA E. STABNER: Dee : WOODWARD TREASURES Pholo Edilor 2, Acliyily Edifor 3, Edilorial Board 4: Bulldog BarIcs 47 Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Honor Sociely 3, 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: Big Sisfer 4: G,A.A. 2, 3, 4: Modern Dance 2, 3, 4: Cheerblock 4: Junior and Senior Prom Commilfeeg Kappa Phi Della 2, 3, Secretary 4. RONALD STAGENHORST. MARY STAU8: Bulldog Barlcsu 4: Senior Honor Society 3, 4: F.T.A. 2,3 4' Lalin Club 2: Big Sisler 4: French Club 2, 3, Presi- dent 4. FIFTH ROW: CAROL STEIN: ChicIcie : Bulldog Barlcs 2, 3, 4: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl 4: FTA. 3, 4: Arl Club 4: Biq Sisler 4: Drama Club 2, 3, 4: Nalional Thespian Sociely 3, 4: Junior and Senior Prom Commillee: Infer- lral, Council 3, VicefPresidenl 4: Chi Sigma Della 2, 3, Presi- denl' 4. HAROLD STERLING: Spanish Club 2: Golf 3, 4: Senior Prom Cornmifree: Phi Bela Gamma 2. 3, 4. HARRY STERLING: Key Club 3: Der Zeilqesl 2, 3: Cross Counlry 4: Club 4, Delia Bela 2, 3, 4. x 'F X K K E' I .4 I g .Vi la -. S . 04 6- if if if ls. Y ann , Q ,ns sm' .yn-A 459 or sixrH ROW: 'Q In 3 5 RANDALL STERTMEYER: Council on World Allairs 4: W Club 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Foolball 2, 3: Proieclion Crew 2, GUY STEUER: Foolball 4. 185 CHARLES STERNEBERG. 3 f 'U X iw ii wh-, P2 53 fx' Q . 'AR sl vo- 5 2 RI., S 2 S , iid li, 'S St':'i I 36 5 V Sri 15' THESE PAGES, HE WILL FIRST ROW: RICHARD LESLIE STOLTZMANg Dick , WOODWARD TREAS- URES 2, Sporfs Eoilor 3, 4: B.aIlcIoq BarIes 2, 3, 43 Senior Band 2, 3, Presidenf 4: Senior Honor Sociefy 3, preside-nf 4: French Ciub 2, 3, 4: Jazz Club 2, 3, Vice-President 45 Della BeIa 3, Treasurer 4. CHARLOTTE STONE: Business Ciub Secretary 3, 4. ANNE STRAUS: Showfase 2 3, 4' French Club 2, 3: GJNA. 2, GirI5 Glee Club 4. SECOND ROW: MICHAEL STRAUSg Frenuh Club 27 WTI Club 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4? Proiedion Crew 2, 3, 4: Junkwr and Senior Prem Commifleei InIerIraI. Council 47 Siqrna Della Chi 2, 3, Secrerary 4. WILLIAM STROMEg BiIl g Phofo Club 4. DOTTIE MALLOY STUDERg GJNA. 2, 3, 4: Showcase 2? ArI Club 2, 3' Biq Sisley' 4: Chi Della I3eIa 2, SecreIary 3, PresidenI 4, THIRD ROW: ROBERT STUMPFg Lump , Fienqh Club 27 Foorbali 2 3, 4? Baslsefball 2, 3, 47 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Club 3, 4: Chi Omega Siqma 2, 3, 4. EMILY STURGILLg Debaie Club 41 G.A,A. 3, 4. STEPHEN SWAYg Zeke , Senor I-loner Sogiew 3, 45 BulldQq Barlcs 33 Key Club 4: Council on Wiirld Ahlairs 43 Lalin Club 2, 3' Tennis 3, 4' Senior Prom Comrnirieeg Ph! Rlm Delta 2, 3, 4, FOURTH ROW: BARBARA SWILLlNGERg Babbie : French Club 2, 3, 4- F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Biq Sisfer 4: Girls Glee Club 4: Omefga Siflrna Phi 3, 4. BARBARA SWILLINGERg Barb 7 Showcase 3f Council on World Affairs 4: Spanish Club 4, Ilealfh Careers Club 3. SUZAN TASH: Showfase 2, 3 4: Spanish Club 4' Drama Club 2, 3, 4: Nalional Thespian Sociery 4: Biq Sisfer 47 G.A.A. 2, 3, 47 Cheerblerk 4. FIFTH ROW: ALEDA TAYLOR. DAVID TESSEL. GAII. TESSEL: Senior I'IfXV7UI' Soriefy 3, 4' III-avfir Careers Club 2: Drama Club 3, 4. SIXTH ROW: RICHARD TESSENDORF: IIRICIWIIZ Spanish Club 27 Cruss Coun- Iry 2, 3, 4: Gym Team 2: Track 2, 3, 4. PAT TEWELLg Senior Y-Teens 3, Vice-President 47 French Club 47 F.T.A. 2, 3, I'IisIorian 4' Biq Sisfer 47 G.A,A. 2, 3, 4: Pollywogfz 2, 3, 4: Kylyves 2, 3, Secrmary 4. SUE THOMAS: Sfudenl Cciunpil 2 3, 4: Showeasg 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, French Club 2, 3: Council on World Arfairs 47 Bia Sis+er 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4' Modern Dance 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senier Prom Commilleeg Kappa Phi Delfa 2, 3, 4. I86 SPEAK PROUDLY TO THE.. FIRST ROW: GAIL THORNTON: Spanish Club 2: Biq Sisler 4: GAA, 2, 3, 41 Kappa Phi Della 2, 3, 4. ARNOLD TILFORD: Choir 4: Jazz Club 2, 3, 43 Gym learn 2, 3' Tracl: 4. STUART TOBIN: 'iSlu : Snowcase 4: Senior Band 2, 3, 4: Frermh Club 2: Baseball 2. SECOND ROW: MARY JO TONER: French Club 3, 4: I:.T.A. 2, 3, 4: Biq Sislef' 4: G.A.A. 2, 3 4: CheerbIOCl14: Drama Club 2, 3, 4: 'lhesDiGfW Scciely 3, 4: Chi Sigma Della 2, 3, 4. RICHARD TOPEL. DONNA ULLNER: Showcase 2, 3, 43 Chair 4: Drama Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Sigma Thela Pi 3, Secrelary 4. THIRD ROW: GEORGE UNRINE. DONNA VANDENBERG: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3. Caplain 4: French Club 4: Biq Sisler 4: 6.A.A, 2, 3, Board 'li Pollywoqs 2, 3, 4: Ivloclern Dance 2, 3, Presidenl 4: Kappa PhI Della 2, 3, 4. GERALD VAN DYKE: Senior Band 2, 3, 45 Della Bela 2, 3: Chap- lain 4. FOURTH ROW: MICHAEL VAUGHN. JUDY VOGT. RON VOGT: Science Club 33 Slaqe Crew 25 Boys Glee Club 4: Phi Bela Gamma 2, 3, 4. FIFTH ROW: BONNIE WACKSMAN: Business Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: F.T,A. 2, 3: Spanish Club 2. EMILY WADE: Showcase 2, 3, 4: FTA, Secrelary 2, Vice-Presb denl 3, Presidenl' 4: Spanish Club Vicefflresidenl 4: Heallh Ca- reers Club 4: 6.A.A. 3, 4: Modern Dance 3, 4: 'lhespian Sociely 3, 4' Omega Siqma Phi 2, 3, Secreiary 4. JOAN WAINER: Showcase 2, 3, 4: FTA. Secrelary 2, Vice-Presb dent 3, President 4: Spanish Club Vice-Presidenl 4: I-Ieallh Ca- reers Club 4: Cv.A.A. 3, 4: Modern Dance 3, 4: Thespian Sociely 3, 4: Orneqa Siqma Phi 2, 3, Secrelary 4, SIXTH ROW: MARY WALDIN: IISLSIII Showcase 3, 4: Choir 4, French Club. DONALD WALKER. RONA WALTERSg Choir 4. 187 Q1 up I I I I f--' , . ef. ,L -l--1,.-., . ., .- .-f--.: -- G? ll ll: frm! yn-'Y ar... .,, M Nl fi f . ,,,.-. ,. . . A-E. ,. ,, . - V .. jr me-: BRIGHT, BLUE-EYED YOUTH FIRST ROW: ADRIENNE WASSERMAN: Senior Honor Sociefy 4: French Club 3. JAY WASSERMAN: Senior Pep Club Vice-Presidenf 3, Presidenf 4: Cross Counlry 2: Traclc 2: Inlerfraf. Council 3, 4: Chi Omeqa Sigma 4, Secrefary 2, Vice-Presiclenf 3: Junior and Senior Prom Commiflee: Bulldoq Berks 3. RICHARD WATKINS: Senior Honor Society 3, 4: Key Club 3: Der Zeilgesl 2. SECOND ROW: KAREN WATTS: Kay : WOGDWARD TREASURES 4, Business Slafl 2, 3: Senior Honor Sociely 4: Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Senior Y-Teens Secreiary 2, 3, Presidenf 4: French Club 2: Heallh Careers Club 2: Big Sisler 4: Ari Club 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Pollywoqs 2, 3: Junior and Senior Prom Commiffee. HARRIET WAXMAN: French Club 2, 3: F.T.A. 3: Heallh Careers Club 3, 4: HARRY WEBSTER: Phi Bela Gamma 2, 3, 4. THIRD ROW: WENDY WEINER. AL WEISBROD: Biq Alu: Baslcefball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4: Club 4: Chi Omega Sigma 3.4. PERRY WEISS: Pe+e : Merchandising Club. FOU RTH ROW: JAMES WELLS. MARCELLA WESLEY: Merchandising Club 4. IRENE WESTBROOK: Jazz Club 3, 4: Cheerbloclc 4: Heallh Careers Club 3, 4. FIFTH ROW: BARB WETTIG: Senior Honor Sociefy 4: Senior Y-Teens 3, 4: Business Club 3, 4: Biq Sislers 4: G.A.A, 2, 3, 4: Cheerblocl: 4: Siqma Lambda Chi 2, 3, l-lislorian 4. TOM WIEHE. SARA WIENER: Business Club 3, 4. SIXTH ROW: ED WIKAS: Foolball Manager 2: Baslcefball Manaqer 2: Traclr Manaqer 2: Der Zeilgesl 2. JUDY WILLIAMS: Juder : Showcase 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: French Club 4: Biq Sisler 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Cheerblocic 4: Kappa Phi Della 2, 3, 4. JUDITH WILLIAMS: Showcase 4: Business Club 4. I88 SITTING AT HIS KNEE, FIRST ROW: MARILYN WILLIAMS. JERRY WILLIAMSON: Senior Choir 2, Ensemble 3, Presidenl 4: Der Zeilgesl 2. SHEILA WILLIS: Omeqa Sigma Phi 4. SECOND ROW: CHUCK WILSON: Golf 2, 37 Della Bela 2, 3, Vice4PresidenT 4. FRED WILSON: Ensemble 41 Youlh Fellowship 2: Slaqe Crew 2, 3, 4. DAVE WINCHEI.I.g Winchell g Baskelball 41 Baseball 4. THIRD ROW: WANDA WITT. MYRON WITTENBAUM: Swimminq 23 Der Zeilgesl 2. LOUIS WOLPA: Choir 4: Gym Team 23 Phi Epsilon 2, 3, Presi- denl 4. FOURTH ROW: PAUL WOODWARD: Foolball 2, 3, 4: Track 23 W Club 3, 4. LARRY YATESg Senior Honor Sociely 4: Foofball 2, 3, 4, Track 2. 3, 4. WALTER YONKA: Proieclion Crew 2, 3. FIFTH ROW: RONALD YOUNG. JUNE ZACHARIAS: Bulldog Berks 4, Showcase 3, 4, G.A.A. 4. STAN ZAPPIN: Track 2: Science Club 3, Phi Rho Della 3, 4. SIXTH ROW: SUE ZEMBOCH: Showcase 3, 43 French Club 2, 3: Biq Sisler 47 G.A.A. 2: Pollywoqs 2, 3: Drama Club 2, 31 Sigma Thela Pi 2, 3, Secrefary 4. JAN ZIEGLER: Showcase 2, 3, 41 French Club 23 Heallh Careers Club 4: Kylyves. FRED ZIGLER: Foofball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3: Track 2: W Club 4. T89 2 tif 95 'RH A fs 'ia we J farm' A I 1, w.: P wg W1'k1', PrAP1 ', B Sr fx, THAT'S FIRST ROW: ROZ ZIMOVg Fr-on Annum 4? Qf.A.fAx. 3. SENIORS NOT PICTURED 4 4: Cmuwvm Knpp. PAULETTE ZOLLER, YOUR C-3RANDPA! XM Cfnb 21 Drawn C'L.b 2' frwfvvfvaf. C pm 1 2, Sur V'1 Hl'y 3, Prvsidvm' 4, Hcaprmi SODICH Y TCOm43Cw1vw.fW4'r1WrevN.1 4' Civovvblvck 4' Ar? Club 4. plum .ffnvy Bwvrwf Bw Cfafwm, Lrmfg Dferw-V, Brxmv Fey, Jmnfxg 4'1ifd CNJN Fr'1rOPr' NdPr'ba!B1 ' , xx .1 r.. N, r, ex 4' Senior Edifor approaches deadline dare wi1l'1 cus- fomary concern and vigor. ww fro, frm Yf',gVYQ V, GlOVd'XH XNHQHPF WixGV4 . Carol Benson, Jack Clarlr and Marfha Hoffman enioy fhe revealing plwofograph you see below. 8' ADVERTISING: NECESSITY AND PLEASURE -no? 'QA r Wm-on-so-an is QP my RefIecIions in a drugsfore window. The 5urr'Im-Inq power oI Woodwlard 5IudenI5 In reIIeQIed In nmny wqxyzr-an auIomobiIe, ci soda, cosrnehcs, recre .1IionqaI equiprnenf. Because These fsIudenIs are able Io dif- Iuse This power by a Ialopy or converfible, rneny communi- hes Tend IndusIrIesI depend on Ihenn. The n1uIuaI pride Ihaf Woodward and her connmunny 191 have In each oIher is expressed In The fadyerhsinq irechon oT The I96O The Indo-,IrIaI on civic orqenizahons oI The cornrnunny ore proud Io -,uppo Q pubhcehon such as This. In Turn, Woodwrxrd Is proud I have her name aszocialred wIIh These orqnnizn1Ion1,. Thu as one TaceI oI nnuIuaI benehf, Ihis yearbook evohfed. QI VI 1 THE WU UDWAHU PAHE T-FACULTY E DUN EIL Cmgmfufafed jk Cfaafs of 1960 WE HAVE BEEN PLEASED TO SUPPORT YOU AND YOUR FELLOW STUDENTS BY SPONSORING THE MAY FETE THE SENIOR BREAKFAST THE SCHOLARSHIP FUND and THE WOODWARD IMPROVEMENT FUND CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE FROM THE JUNIOR CLASS ICIass o'F I96II BEST LUCK TG YOU ALL-FROM ALL OF US IN HOME ROOMS 4 I5l I2 202 I5 205 37 2I4 5I 234 I04 242 I09 248 I I2 250 II9 32I SODIOPS R. Alcoke S. Clayland S. Cohn O. Curlsinger N. Friedman l-l. l-larris l-l. Kabakorl B. Kissinger S. Lieberman F. Meenaclw G. lvliclmaelson G. lvlinson B. lvloorman B. Resoul D. Sawyer R. Sherman R. Slollzman S. Tobin 6. Van Dyke Smillw lvlounlain l-leilbrun Poppe Kabakoll RlV1Sl4Y porqes Walker Duncanson Chase Grooms Rodner Fleq Rudder Koehl Spencer Sandler Slmolwell Sclwwarlzwalder Soloman G Slrelell Silverman Summers Snyder Wynn Weinberg Addison Bookman Burkey Barllell Allman Bonern Creamer Deskins Granl Drake l-land Easllwam Gaible Feuer Klein Frank Krieg Dombar Landman Frilgglqi McConnell Sorel Jenss Green McKinney Gal-fs lvlullner l-larris C55l4eY Greenlee Robins l-lyams Rosen l-loslinclm SCl 5elQeV McConnell Sommefs L. Paul T. McGraw lvlrt Ernesl' lf.W0lfile,Jn Direolor Rialaarol Slollzman Presiolenl Sid Lieberman Vice'Preeialeril Barbara PesouT Secrelarq Oscar Curlrsnn er Treasurer ENSEMBLE SENIOR CHOIR JERRY WILLIAMSON . . PAULA NEBOLSKY LYNNE CALVIN . . DICK CALVIN . Bob Baden Carol Benson Janel Berfram Lynne Calvin Richard Calvin Barb Del-Iarl John Fix Kafhy I-Iayslip Nancy Kleine Joanne Luehrman Jim Marshall Paul McDorman Owen Mercer Carol Murray Paula Nebolslcy Grady Nix Marry Pinales Judy Pryor Linda Ray Rubel Elaine Ruslcin Jan Seaman Jerry Williamson Fred Wilson Yvonne Balay Jan Blersch Sue Bollinger . . Presidenr Vice-Presidenl' . . Secrelary . . Treasurer ROBERT C. McSPADDEN Direclor SENIORS Jon Bradley Ronald Brown John Calalin Ben Cohen Roberl De Grolf Peg Fahy Barf Fogel Kalhy Forance Lee Fowler Carol French Pam I'IorI'on Michael Kellerman Marjorie Levin SUE BOLLINGER . . LEE FOWLER . . JAN BLERSCH . MIKE RAND . Harvey Mann Michael Meisel Toni Meyer Amy Nalhan Jackie Neuman Don Newman Doug Parlcer Mike Rand Larry Roy Jerry Samuels Barb Savery Bonnie Schafer Dave Sielerf . . Presldenl . .Vice-Presldenl . , Secrelary . . Treasurer Carole Slcurow Garda Sommer Carol Slein Milne Slraus Sue Thomas Arnold Tillord Donna Ullner Emily Wade Susan Waldin Rona Wallers Kay Walls Judy Williams Lou Wolpa I , GRADUATE TO COCA-COLA . . . b Vive IQ 4'Hf6fef1Cef e really refreshed! I 3 Y 8 ! I iii? 1 Ronucrs slN hD P d F has1'hisM Zeew!-Zag HOMCGENIZ ED MILK lwi+l1 Vi+amin Dj the perfect food for every season CENTER PHARMACY REAMES NORRIS AND KEYSER Proprietors ROSELAWN CENTER BUILDING RE. I-722I oun Qwm Qrtemsiom Cpllome You're sure to enjoy calls more in the comfort of your own room. An exten- sion phone there will give you the pri- vacy you need. And the rest of the family will welcome the added peace and quiet. The monthly charge is so low that you may be able to pay for an extension phone yourself. For more information, call the telephone business oflice, we 6-9900. P.S. Better yet, ask about an in- dividual line with your own di- rectory listing. fi 1 you. oezephone company VALLEY THEATRE -AND VALLEY SHCP-IN Tony Barneii Bev Bridge Bob Brown Fred Browning Barb Cahn Suzie Cohen Marvin Daniels Frank David Ron Davis Mike Erfel Norman Eubanks Gary Hillman reefingd fo fAe 63155 of 1960 from +he Class of I964 Linda l-losiiucli Sharon l-luH'on Carole Johnson Paul Johnson Deane Knowlion Laurence Lane James Marlin Sam Miller Gary Morris Roma Opalelc Doug Oppenheimer Delores Pieper Denny Shelion Alan Shind Linda Sigmon Mike Simons Bobbie Toile Carolyn Wall Penny Wallace Russell Wayne Dianna Wesley Eraina Wheeler Alan Wolpa omla imenfa 0 ERIE C0l'l'l!0Al'Yl0l'l!Zf jo 140 ffm of Z0 THE WUDDWARD ALUMNI-TL ASSUCIATION RAY FOLLMER, '28 Presidenf THE BENSON PRINTING CO. NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE be sociable . . . 0,4 1,652 HAVE A PQ-313511 C Eval ,Maia fo fAe Cfaad of Z0 HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM 26 IM M9 E5 H 4 M5 IB ZH IW A FMEND ATLAS GROCERY CO. Q 1,,g.A 'x Q Ukgl 'W fmlj ' ,I :QQ J ,QL W 7 ! fx: H. ff 9 , ' e 72,5 .. , ' :II -G9 pg-51 E? J f Q BARB BIERMAN STEVE BRENNER JAN BLERSCH JERRY BUTZ NANCY BRYANT MARV FEIDMAN BRUCE FISTER PEGGY FAHY MARY ANN HAITZ omlahmenb owome lQoom DENCAL GOTLESMAN HARRIET KATZ GRADY NIX JOY LAWSON DOUG PARKER MICHAEL MEISEL MARTY PINALES PAT MERTZ DAVE RITTER JUDY MITCHEIL BILL ROLL CAROL SAND GEORGE ROUTE JEAN SNYDER ORUIL SALYERS GARDA SOMMER JERRY SAMUELS BEV SPEISS HARMON SELBST BOB STUMPH GERRY VAN DYKE PETE WEISS FRED WILSON DAVE WINCHELL BARB SWILLINGER 9 FIGURE TONE COMPANY ' Home Slenclerizing Equipmen+ 0 Home Beaufy Equipmeni' Renf or Sell 4930 Reading Rd. ME I-6804 ISOLATED IN THE DEPTHS BELOW IN A REGION COMMONLY UNKNOWN WE'VE CLIMBED STEPS AND STEPS AND MORE STEPS YET! BYE Now, Irs BEEN... SENIOR HOME ROOM BI gongrafufafiond Cfafm of B0 We invile you 'ro make use of Ihe facililies ol- iered by Ihis srore, wheiher if be Io shop wiih us. 'ro mee? your friends ar Murphy's, or 'ro seek employmenl wirh our company, in Ihe evenr +ha+ you decide upon a rerail career. G. C. Murphy Co. SWIFTON CENTER-CINCINNATI CINCINNATI ATHLETIC GOODS Where afhlefe and sporismen mee'l ' I IO Wesl Fourlh Sireei CINCINNATI 2. OHIO CHerry I-4768 iusr 42 sfeps from Race HOME ROOM I9 MR. DAVID THURIN Ron Alcoke Jon Bradley Richard Calvin Alan Cohen Sherry Crouch Carol Davis Janice Dine Sharon Ehoodin Fred Erickson Harold Cullman Carol Hall Es'I'her Haifenbach Michael Hellerman John Jacobs Sfeve Levinson Bernd Manderschied Sandra McK.enney Mary Ann McNeal Owen Mercer Larry Morgan Cherie Moskowirz Bill Mulfner Charles Naylor Ned Nixon Arfhur Owen Barbara Pesoul Sieve Raab Mike Rand Barry Rose Ricky Rose Larry Roy Barbara Savery Fran Shallal Linda Shaw Nancy Siemering Sreve Simpson Randy Sferfmeyer Harry Websfer Edward Wikas Wanda WIH You seniors have been really greafg As schoolmafes you've been splendid! And HOME ROOM 40 is sorry Io see Your slay af Woodward ended. The 'rime has come And we are leaving Ioo. So, Woodward, we seniors. Say good-bye Io you. HOME ROOM 203 We could say, Good luck. seniors. Bu? 'rhal doesn r seem quife righf, lnsfead we'll say, wi+h all our hearls, Good luck Io all Woodwardi'resI HOME ROOM 44 BEST WISI-IES TO OUR FELLOW GRADUATES FROM MR. MONTGOMERY'S HOME ROOM 2 We like 'ro have fun We like Io play 'rricks We like Io cu'r up Tha'r's righ'r, we're from HOME ROOM 46 THE KEN DIMOND CO. TRini+y i-i3os 3455 Edwards Rd. CINCINNATI 8. OHIO Nafionally Known Producfs for Indusfry In Languages J. D. JACOBS, JR.. Member of l American Sociefy of Appraisers Dmmonds Good Luck Seniors Cerlified Gemologisf Precigug BUSFIO-L6fS'U6f'I6-iVi6yOf' American Gem Sociefy S+ ones Bonne-Chance-Superieur Felicler-Seniores 4 I from HOME ROOM 247 Waiches mlffl' 2, Jewelry sms 76I7 Reading Road Valley Theafre Shop-In PO I-3833 COMPLIMENTS OF NOIMAN PHARMACY We deliver Phone PO I-l2l2 Valley Shop-ln We all know fhe rockef age Has sei everyone a' rage, Bui 'rhe Thing 'rhai gof our class a' rage. Was ge++ing +he dough for our eighih of a page! GOOD LUCK, SENIORS The 'Hghfwads of Home Room 45 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS From The people of Home Room 250, Bruce Kafhy W. Mike M A home room bolh brilliani and nifly, Qzrins. Sie C. ?a'ma'd Are showing our pluck Elias 5235.226 5Q.f::'d Bvwfslinggoodluck Mil+on Judy Jerry To our friends in Jrhe greal Cheryl Nancy Kafhy P ' Phyllis Libby Leon Class of 6Ol Mr. Bongiani Home Room I39 GOOD LUCK 213 from TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN 25 ROOM HOME from, everylhing of besf very ihe you wish we 'lhal' see you'll and backwards 'rhis Read ??? TAILORED TO MEASURE Jusf Think. This one For Men T- For Women liHle biHy ad cosi HOME ROOM I03 515.00 SIEBLER CLOTHES Newl . . . New! . Newl A complefe Formal Wear Renial Service. Special prices for groups. Experl' 'liffing of Renfals by our Masfer Tailors. 6l8 Vine Si. 607 Madison Cincinnafi, Ohio Covinqfon, Ky VALLEY FLOOR FINISHERS SONG SHOP 504 Ellloll Ave' VA l-8032 36 Easf Fiffh S+ On Founfain S uare CINCINNATI 5, OHIO ' open 9 ,ro 9 q Sayonara, Mosi' Honorable Seniors from SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 237 Good Luck Seniors From Mr. A's HOME ROOM 37 BEST WISHES To The Class of '60 From JUNIOR HOME ROOM 202 Conqra'rula+ions, you know when. Besf of Luck from HOME ROOM 2I0 2 for fhe money 3 for 'rhe show GOOD LUCK SENIORS F OM 4 +o gel ready R And nexf year we go! HOME 3 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS AU Revoir SaYO a'f' Adios Valefe from HOME ROOM 49-GRADE 8 To The Seniors From Home Room II GOOD LUCK HOME ROOM an Congra+ulafions, Seniors We hope you had a good year! HOME ROOM I49 Lois o' Luck, Seniors Class of '65 HOME ROOM I40 Good Luck Senior Class HOME ROOM 2l4 MAURICE MARK Professional Prescripfion Service 3900 Reading Rd. UN I-5205 Cincinnaii, Ohio Rea DON 81 JOAN'S Hair Fashion Salon 75I3 Reading Rd. ding Rd. af Secfion VA I -9494 CENTER CABS Localed in Roselawn-Phone PO I-5007 Operaies Anywhere in Cily Operaied by Geri Worsi SENIORS . . . When you enfer Ihe world Inexperienced and green, Talce 'rhese besi' wishes From HOME ROOM THIRTEEN. Spiriis swell, Siudenis yell, The besl' Io you, From Sanger's crew! THE KIDS IN HOME ROOM I5 Besf wishes fo +he Class of '60 S. S. KRESGE ROSELAWN PHARMACY The Prescripfion Shop 76OI Reading Rd. VA I-I434 VA I-983I We wish 'rhe besl of everyihing 'ro 'rhe Seniors of +his year, A life of oomiorl and pleniy, abounding wi'I'h good cheer! HOME ROOM 20I Congrafulaiions 'Io Ihe Class of '60 HOME ROOM 2 I4 BEST OF LUCK, SENIORS From HILL'S BARBER SHOP 832 Swiffon Shopping Cenier Cornplimenis of FUR . ReSI'yIII1g ' Cleaning 0 Repairing 0 Sforage of L- G- Balfour CO- 1705 semen Rd. RE I-9336 Fancy Fruif Baslceis Choice I-Iofel Cuis Besi' of Luck-Seniors BRENNER'S The Friendly Merle? HOME ROOM 246 DON MASLOV 3904 Reading Rd. Phone AVor1 I-3I IO Complimenfs of CONGRATULATIONS DALE ROAD FOOD MARKET CI-A55 OF '60 2033 Dale Road A FRIEND Good Luck Seniors! We in Home Room 47 are sure you will have a wonderful happy life GOOD LUCK SENIORS! Complimenis of LORETTA FOOD SHOP Ari Club . . Ari League Oificers . . Represenlalives Band .... Big Sislers . Boolxroom . . Bulldog Barlcs Business Slaff . Edilors . . . Junior Times . Lilerary Slalif . Business Club Members . . . Officers . . Cheerbloclc lin acfionl . Cheerleaders Junior High . . . Reserve . . . Varsify . . Chess Club . Choir Junior High . . Senior High . . Chorus .... Class Officers Junior . . . Senior . . . . Concessions Crew . . Council Execulive . . . Junior High ..... Senior High ..... Council of World Affairs Members...... OFIicers...... Debale Club . . Der Zeilgesl . . Drama Club Junior High . . . . Senior High Diar of Anne Franlc Y Heaven Can Weil' . Members . , . . . Officers . . Eleclronics Club . Ensemble . ..,.. . French Club . . . . . Fulure Teachers of America . . Glee Club . .... . Heallh Careers Club . . Baseball . . . Beslcelball Junior High . Reserve . . Varsify . . . Cross Counfry Reserve . . Varsily . . Foolball Junior High . Lelfermen . Reserve . Varsily , . Golf ..... Gym Junior High . . Senior High . Swimming Junior High . . Senior High . . Tennis . . . . Track . . . BOYS SPORTS INDEX Chi Omega Sigma . ORGANIZATIONS . . I06 Honor Sociely Junior High . . I - '07 Senior High . . . . . I07 Execulive Board . A , 90 Officers . . . . , , 65 Jazz Club . . . . . . , 25 Library Assislanfs Junior High . . , , 82 Senior High . . , , , 82 Maiorelles . . , . , , 83 Merchandising Club . , h 82 Modern Dance Club . Pep Club l ' 'OB Junior High . . . h . '08 Senior High . . . 77 Phorography Club . ' ' groleclion Crew . . cience Club ' ' I58 Junior High . . ' ' '58 Senior High . . . ' ' Iii Showcase .... . - - Social Clubs - - - 94 Della Bela . . . 92-93 ...95 ..66 ..I62 67 . . 78 . . 79 . . 78 ..IO3 ..I03 62 . .I05 . . IOI . . 96 97 . . 98 . . 97 . . 46 . . 94 . . IO4 . . IO9 . . 95 . . 65 . ..I46 . .I37 . .I36 . .l33 ..I42 . .I42 . .I3I . .I27 . .I30 . .I28 . .l48 . .I39 ..I38 , . I4I . .I4O . .I43 . . I44 Phi Bela Gamma . Phi Epsilon . . . Phi Rho Della . . Sigma Della Chi . Chi Sigma Della . . , Della Kylyves Epsilon . Gamma Kappa . . Kappa Phi Della . . Omega Sigma Phi . Sigma Lambda Chi . Sigma Thela Pi . Tally-Ho . . . . Tausia .... Spanish Crew . . Slage Crew . . . Sfring Ensemble . . Sludenl Slore . . Sfudiosi Opfimi . . W Club . . . WFAE IPA. smfl . Woodward Treasures Business Sla'FF . . Ediiorial Board . Lilerary Slafi . . Pholographers . Technicians . Y Teens Junior High . . . Senior High . . . Youlh Fellowship Clu Archery . . Baslcelball Junior High . . Senior High .... GAA. Junior High Officers Senior High Managers .... Oflicers Golf . . . Guppies . Hockey . . Pollywogs . Soccer . . . Soffball Junior High . . Senior High . . Volleyball Junior High . . Senior High . . b. GIRLS SPORTS 90 . IO9 I54 84- 38 39 39 39 66 24 24 S4 44 54 76 70 70 89 II5 IIO Ill II4 II3 II2 l20 II6 I23 ll8 I22 II9 I23 l2I II7 I04 I00 9I 25 l05 I49 6I 8I 80 8I 80 80 62 62 65 I52 I56 l5I I55 .ISO l50 I54 I55 .ISI I53 I57 .I57 I53 .I57 I52 ADMINISTRATION DIRECTORY Mr. Cleon J. Wingard ,....,...... Principal 20, 2l Mr. Arthur Vigard . . . . .Assistant Principal lSr. High, 22 Mr. Eugene Shrimpton . . . Assistant Principal lJr. Highl 22 FACULTY Mr. John Achzehner ..,...... English 24 Mr. John Anaple . . .Speech 24, 4I, 6l, 88, IOI Mr. Bob Anderson . . . . .Science 24, 4I, 76, 88 Mrs. Jean Armstrong ........... Home Economics 24 Mr. Edward Arnsperger ........... Art 24 Mr. Ronald Aug .... Social Studies 8: Math. 24, 4l, 88, 89, 97 Mr. John Bigler .............. Woodworking 24 Miss Elizabeth Bohlander ...... Social Studies 24 Mr. Celio Bongiani . . . Social Studies 81 Woodworking 24 Mrs. Helen Bowers . . ......... Business 24 Mr. George Brooks . . . .... Science 8: Art 27, 66 Mrs. Rebecca Buksbaum ......... Spanish 27 Mrs. Jacqueline Bush . . . . English 81 Social Studies 27 Mr. John Campbell . . . . . Health 27, 4I, I29, I44 Mr. Homer Caskey . Chemistry 8: Physics I9, 27, 3I Mr. Stanley Castelli .... Physical Education 27, I3I, I38, I39 Miss Ruby Compton . ...... Social Studies 27 Mr. Robert Connelly . Mr. Max Coyle ,... Mr. William Creighton . Mrs. Myrtle Cromwell . Mrs. Darla Culberson Miss Emilie Curry . Mrs. Judy D'Amico . . Mr. Tom D'Amico . . Mrs. Ann Davis . . . Mr. Ted Deisenroth . . Mr. George Diersing . Mr. James Dougherty . . Mr. Robert Duffy . . . Mr. Carl Duning .... Mrs. Margaret Falkenstine Miss Jennie Fine .... Mr. William Fischer . . Mr. Ollie Freese . . . Mr. Sid Friedman . Mrs. Alice Grant . Mr. Frank Hamel . . Mr. Paul Haverkos . . Mrs. Della Heitkamp . . Miss Catherine Heitz . . Miss Rosella Honekamp Mr. Joseph Horton . . . Mr. John Jones . . Mrs. Lois Jones . Mrs. Mary Jones . . Mrs. Lois Keele . . Mrs. Jamie Keller . Mr. Kenneth Kerns . Miss Maria Keszler . Mrs. Marialyce Knoll . . Mrs. Mary Koehl . . Miss Rebecca Krasne Miss Maita Levine . Mr. Russell Light . . . Mr. William Lippert . . Mrs. Barbara Logan . . .Science 6, 27, 44, . . . . . . .Science 4, 70 27 . . . . Electric Shop IS, 27, 46 . . . English 8: Social Studies 29 . .Mathematics Not Pictured . . . . . . . .English 29 . . . Mathematics 29, 43 . . French 29, 42, IO4 . .Mathematics 29 . . . . Business 29, 4I. 88 . . .Social Studies 29, I30 . . Physical Education 29, I29 . . . . . .Mathematics I8 . . Physical Education 29 . . . . . . .English 29 . . . Social Studies 29 . . . . .Mathematics 29 . . . . . .Mathematics 29 . . Physical Education 29, I32 . . . . . . . .English 30 . . . Social Studies 30, 4I . . . . . . .Mathematics 30 . . English 81 Social Studies 30 . . . . . Social Studies 30 . . . . . . . . .Business 30 Social Studies 8i Junior Council 30, 40, 4I. 54, 76 . .Mathematics 30 . . .Mathematics 30 . . English 8: French 30 . . . . . . .Science 30 . . . . . Home Economics 30 . . Mechanical Drawing 32, 4l . . . . . . . .Spanish 32 . . . Home Economics 32 . . . Physical Education 32 . . Social Studies 8: English 32 . . . .Mathematics 32, 39 . . English 8: Social Studies 32 . . . . . . .Mathematics 32 . . . English 8: Social Studies 32 Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Miss Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Madeline Magrish . William Marshall . . John Mayberry . . Joseph McConn . . . . Mary Miller ..... Edward Montgomery . Mildred Nathan . . Ruth Newburger . . Mildred Nickell . . Caryl Osterhus . . Elizabeth Parker . Nancy Peyton . Phyllis Phair . . Marilyn Pryor . David Redtern Glenn Reeling . . Wiltred Romito . . . Elizabeth Rottenburger Louis Ruley .... Melvin Russell . . Cutis Sanger . William Schreiner . Charles Smith . . Raymond Solomon . Harriet Sprague . William Spreen . William Stearns . Julia Suid .... John Sunnenberg . . William Theisen . David Thornton . . David Thurin . Carl Tschoten . Gladys Vogel . . Bob Von Holle . . Mitchell Walker . Charles Warman . Lloyd Watts . . . Mrs. Judith Wickemeyer . Mr. Nick Weiler .... Mrs. Anita Wendel . Mrs. Marilyn Wescott . Miss Rita Will .... Mr. Ernest Woltle . . . Mr. James Zacharitz . PERSONNEL Miss Yvonne Balzer . . . Mrs. Georgie Blackwell . Mrs. Anna Borchin . . Mrs. Ruth Brigode . Mrs. Sylvia Bruns . . Mrs. Helen Jay .... Mr. John McConnell . . Miss Ruth Schafstall . Mrs. Hazel Schlensker . Miss Zerita Schwartz . . Mrs. Mary Siddall . . Mr. Frank Skuse .... Mrs. Mildred Stickney . Miss Viola Stabner . . . Mr. Nelson Swearingen Mrs. Betty Weiss . . . M rs. H a rriet Wise . ........English 32 ...........Art32 . .Health 32, 34, I36, I42, I46 . . . . . . . .Business 35, 40 I3, I4, 35, 40, 4I, 88, 92, 93, 95 Robert McSpadden . .Music . . . . .English8iSocial Studies 35 . . . . . .Science 35, I48 .........English35 . . . English Xi Social Studies 35 . . English 81 Social Studies 35 . . . . . . . . . English 35 . . . . . .French 35, IO4 . . . Mathematics 35 . . . . . .Health 35 . . . Physical Education 35 ...........Art36 . . .Science 81 Mathematics 36 . . . . . Metalworking 36 . . .... Latin 36, I05 . . . . . . .Zoology 36. I62 . .Driver Training 36, I4O, I4I . . . . . . .German 36, I05 . . . .English 36 . . .Science 36, I43 . . . . . . .Science 36 . . Physical Education 36 . . Social Studies 36, 40, 78 . . . Graphic Arts 37 . . . .Spanish 37 . . . . . .Business 37 . . . . . . .Physics 37 . . Mechanical Drawing 37 . . . . . . . .English 37, 83 . . English 8: Social Studies 38 . . . . . . Mathematics 38 . . .Social Studies 38, I46 . . . . . Mathematics 38 . . . . . . English 38, 4I, 80 . . . . .English Not Pictured . English 8: Social Studies 38, 50 . . . .Chemistry 38, I30, I37 ..........Business 38 Physical Education Not Pictured . . . . . . .Music 38, 9I, 95 . . Band 38, 90, 9I . . . .English 38 . . .Nurse 52 . . Counsellor 23 . .... Librarian 25 . . . . . . .Librarian 25 . . Main Ottice Not Pictured . . . . Library Staff 24, 25 . . .... Counsellor 23 . . . . . . . . .Dietitian 49 . .Junior High Office Staff 24 . . .Counsellor 23, 40, I62 . . Librarian Not Pictured . . . . . . . .Custodian 57 . . . . . . . . .Secretary 24 . . Senior High Office Staff 24 . . . . . . . . .Engineer 57 . . Senior High Office Statt 24 . . . . . . . .Treasurer 24 IN FINE To Learn. To Live. To Love-These we feel embody The spiriT and sTandards of Woodward and. Therefore, are The Theme of our annual. Using These absTracTions as a guide. we have aTTempTed in our lnTroducTory SecTion To capTure ThaT obvious buT elusive image we call our life. We have picTured Tears. smiles. beaming eyes. frowns, red cheeks. faces in concenTraTion. and quieT spirifs. In The remaining secTions, The Theme in iTs various aspecTs was applied To The ad- minisTraTion and faculTy, The underclasses. acTiviTies. aThleTics. and To The seniors. The success of our venTure has yeT To be defermined, buT we on The sTaff cerTainly know ThaT any failures will noT sTem from lack of eTIorT. The efforT of producing an annual is a diminuendo-crescendo process: ThaT is. iT commences aT a high piTch. slackens wiTh roufine. and Then wiTh a sTarTling bursT of energy rises To The zeniTh where. aT The deadline. iT suddenly sTops. The long inTerval from Sepfember To April meanT planning. scheduling. confirming. snapping. developing. unscrambling. sTudying, cropping. and mailing 3025 phoTographs. IT meanT creaTing. revising, and Typing 54.492 words. Our indusTry did noT go unrewarded, however. There were The laughs. parTicuIarly in an erraTic phofographer who spenf six hours Taking picTures only To discover ThaT There was no film in his camera. There was The saTisfacTion in a vividly composed paragraph or in a well lighTed. well proporTioned phofograph. Giving final honors. we now congraT- ulafe each oTher on a iob well done. we The besT looking. wiTTiesT. mosT charming and modesT geniuses To graduaTe from Woodward in I3O years. QUOTABLE QUOTES Co-Chairman of EdiTorial Board . . Bill Blum . . . . Too bad. Co-Chairman of EdiTorial Board PhoTography EdiTor ..... Sporfs EdiTor . . AcTiviTies 84 Senior Edifor . Underclass EdiTor .... Chief PhoTographer . . Business Manager . . AssisTanT Business Manager . . AssisTanT To The EdiTors . AssisTanT To The EdiTors . . AssisTanT To The Edifors . Technicians . . . TypisTs . Camera Club . . LiTerary8i Business Advisor . . Phofography Advisor . . John McGahee . . Terry lshikawa . . . Richard STolTzman Mark Sollek . . Jan Seaman . . Mark TreiTel . . Sfeve Goodman . . STeve Shafer . . Linda Schwarfz . . . Sheri Kaplan . . Gail Graff . Mr. Charles Warman Mr. Joseph HorTon Where's The annual office? lLongviewl I quiT The annual. lNine Times during The yearl I. 2. 3.4.5. 6. 7. 8. 9. IO . . . I lu-u-ve The annuaI. lDead- line weekl LeT's puT her picTure on The cover Too. l???l Bache. Baene-'Isn'T he cuTe!'-Bafleck, BahsT. Balden- 'She used To be my besT friendf- Baoulf. Becker. . . lCaTaloguing individual phofosl My name is Mark TreiTel. I am a camera. SI3.624 . . . SI3,625 . . . SI3.626-STop ThaT. John, would you!-SI .... S2 . . . S3 . . . Mr. Warman. you know The ads ThaT were supposed To be in by March I5? Well. ..... They aren'T. Can I help? INOI I really don'T know. lShe's righTl Now Turn on The ligh- No! No! Iln The darkrooml This year we IearnT how To TyPEd T8rhe copY and how To speIT werds. Please? IT'Il Take iusT a sec-min- . . . an hour. lHow abouT Tomorrowl No negaTive ideas. lThe sTaff didn'T offer any posiTive ones eiTherl O.K.. leT's re-Take iT. lThe nineTeenTh Timel 2018 V i