Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Onederful News and N ovelties Top news stories and novelties enlivened 1961. John F. Kennedy lost to Richard M, Nixon in Woodwardk mock election; but won in the na- tional election; Woodwardys football team made its bcst-ever record; enrollment topped the 3,000 mark for the first time; the package plan was ini- tiated and proved successful; The pilgrimage to Ironton for a football game ended as an adven- ture for those caught on the EhWayward Bush Uhc bus broke down in Ironton and did not return un- til eleven the following morning. Girls sported kneeticklers and tights and we practiced the steps of the hhStompf, the 0Twistf and the hhSputnikF, These news events, fads, and fashions highlighted this Sixty-onederful year. Among the first of the new group dances popular this I year, the 051mm? Isoon became the favorite of many Woodward students. Kneelicklers and tights . , . Leslie Rubin dresses in :1 Sixly-onedcrful fashion, if-w -':. -

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'. . . Fashioned by Sixty-Once In-A Lifetime Events A whirling merry-go-rouncl of activitiesW-such as the junior and senior class elections, the home- coming dance, the ctBlast 0H7, open house, the dedication of the Winton Moeller memorial 0r- gan-elent color . . . excitement . . . drama to this year. We planned these events; we lived them. We designed the throwouts to advertise events such as the Drama Club play or the Royal Shuf- fle. We stayed after school training to make the team or struggling to meet a publication dead- 3 line. The memory of these experiences wejll treas- ure for a lifetime.