Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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p ...Sparked by iXty- .5. g, Gossip and excitement electrified the main hall each morning. Junie WShzlduS Curry and friend gcncrmcd cmhusiasm ill the pup assembly before thc VVyonl'mg game.

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Ron Roth, John Mascari HueclingL Daryl Watson and Larry Osky team up to perform the integral phases of the lithograph process-photographing, etching, prooiing and printing. With strides synchronized to the split second, Bill French and Tiny Berliner transfer the baton in a track relay.

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Onederful Enthusiasm inthusiasm sparks activities and academics at Woodward. Pep club sponsors buses to football gamcs and Blue and White Day. Chcerblock, a unique organization at Woodward, attends all football games. Friday afternoon pep assemblies offer inspiring speeches by the coaches, funny skits that further interest in the forthcoming game, and rousing cheers led by pert cheerlead- ers. This enthusiasm generates a desire to excel in academic work. This desire to learn is rellccted in the library which each clay before and after school is student-Elled. This enthusiasm for learn- ing, this school spirit have given this year a spe- Cial meaningiiSixty-onederful. m. Oblivious to those around them in a pep assemblyy Joanne Honschopp and Sue Lominacha vivacious pair . -sharc a secret. Present at every football game, the members of Cheerblock gum our teams the added boost needed for victory. Woodward students like Lester Sclmlerr, absorbed here in :1 puzzling dichrential calculus problem, showed enthusnasm for learning. Pep Club officers who promoted enthusiasm :11 Wood- ward arc: Suzy Herrick, historian; Diane Lukcn, cor- rrsponding secretary; Ricky Schatz. vice-president; Dan Church, treasurer; Louise Mcycr, president; and Ann Geiger, who is not pictured. secretary.