Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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OUR FACES REFLECT THE AMBITIONS, HOPES, DREAMS '-h h S T ff'

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

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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