Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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. . . nified by Kicking their heels in unison, POny Chorus presented a well- coordinated line for Showcase gBI. Band, stage crcw7 pony Chorus. track teamihow ; much they dcpcnd upon teamwork! A ccbh Hat ! instead of a :13 on one trumpet sours an entire band arrangement. A misdirected spotlight hides the speaker in a play . . . a hasty kick spoils the precision in a Chorus linc . . . 21 runner late for practice hampers his tcamhs chance to win that important mcct. Teamwork in 1961 gave Wood- ward an acclaimed marching band; two ap- plauded dramatic productions; a Showcase sell- Out; a. winning debate team; and a profitable May Fete. Sixty-oncdcrful teamwork made thesc and many other school successes possible. Having ulearned the ropes of stage crew's many duties. Warren Gifford, Doug Frank, Jack Goffin, and Bill Kidder cooperate to arrange bchind-thc-sccnc details for Woodward productions. . Teamwork mczml precision for the band.

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Learning Jupiter zmd hcr twelve ITIOOHS . . . tho dativc 0f mniunx . . . the Edict of Nantes . . . thc deriva- tive of 5xy. . thc Tyndall effectwthesc sub- jccts'typihcd 1thc 11 caith of knoxxlcdge open to us Many of us supplemented the English and math lcamtci in the classmom by cmoilino in the new wading spccd- compichension p10g1am and by uatchino iWIacbeth and Why johnny Can t Lem 11 Math 011 television. Whatevei role WC may play 111 the futurc, wc will apply the knowlcdgc we acquired this year in solving problcms 111 the home, in the plant 01' ofhcc, and in the nation, The light of learning shines on the oil fields of Baku by way of the movie projector. Elmer, the rubber man, helps Mr. Louis Ruley explain to Skip VVeincr 21nd Lowellc King how the blond trzw'els through the liver.

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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.