Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Barb Shore reigns cs Homecoming Queen. Barb Brown gets enfhusiastic support. Ammmrmaw tN-hn'l

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As The ociress loses herseH In her role, she finds her place on The stage. . . . THE ROLE CREATED ConsTcmle experimenting, each Woodward sTu- clenT musT assume mcmy roies before he discovers his own place in life. In The some sense ThoT an odor is essenTiGl To his play, The individual 0T Woodward is indispensable To The drama of school life, STriving To Find meaning and pur- pose in Their respecTive roles, boTh contribute an essenTiol ingredient To The drama 05 0 whole. In The preporoTion of a new play, however, each cosT member depends upon The oThers Tor cues, evoiuoTions, and aids in inTerpreng his role. Nor can The Woodward sTudenT Tully grow To fill his inTended role in life wiThouT The ossisTonce of his clossmores. Success boTh on opening nighT 0nd in The sTudenT's life is realized when The combined eTTorTs of all players, sTriving To fill Their individual roles, produce 0 reolisTic 0nd TiTTing drama of life.

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Junior Pram queen, Heorher Foland, is surrounded by welliwishera Expressive spirit and mutual enjoyment enliven The atmosphere at the Western Hills victory game.