Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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HEN the Woodward bell first rang in 1831, it an- nounced the beginning of V1 more than just the classes for the day. With the opening of a school came the birth of a tradition. William Woodward recognized an unmet need for learning among the poorer children of the frontier. With money he had earned as a tanner, he erected on his own land the hrst building west of the Allegheny Mountains in which a free, public secondary education could be acquired. The architecture of the present building is modern, but there are tangible reminders of an . inherited spiritual foundation. Rings worn by the Class of 52 t bear the same motto which appeared on class pins a century ago. Looking at the antique grandfather clock in the Main Office recalls principles enclowed by William Woodward and perpetu- ated by past generations. Today's institution still strives to im- part to each student Mr. Woodwardis perceptiveness of thought, his unselfish love for man and dedication to moral duty, and his capacity and will for diligent action. To fulfill the goals and preserve the ideals of its founder, Woodward High School en- deavors to develop the heart, bead, and hand of every student. THIS

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GDGDJIDWAJIRJID JR $A$TUJIR WOODWARD HIGH SCHOOL - CINCINNATI, OHIO CONTENTS ADMlNlSTRATION a FACULTY 16 l ! CLASSES 36 ACTIVITIES 84 MI SPORTS 142 CALENDAR 180 Tu ' ADVERTISING 186 I :... T - SENIOR DIRECTORY 204

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