Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Maybe if I concentrate, The grades will change. FIRST ROW: P. Abramowitz, R. Adams, C Adler, S. Nexclnder, L. Allen, S. Allen, A. Anderson, L. Anderson, R. Anderson, MA Anrhony, D. Apking, M. ApseloH, M. AronoH, J. Arons, K. At- wood, B. Bailey, R. Baillie, C Baker, D. Baker, G. Barge, G Burke, M. BarHey, D Buss. SECOND ROW: H4 Bauer, M. Bear, R. Becmy, J. Beckhom, M. Beckner, J. Behr, J Bell, C. Bermcn, D BernHeld, P. Berry, E. Betoncourt, N. Betzing, K. Bible, D. Bierley, L. Blackwood, J. Blesch, M. Blevins, M. Bluesfein, F. Boone, M Boskind, R. Boyd, A. Bratemon, D. Brcay THIRD ROW: E Breifburg, L. Brock, L. Brooks, G. Brown, H. Brown, J. Brown, L. Brown, P. Brown, 5. Brown, D. Bruegmon, J. Surge, D, Burgess, J. Burress, SA Busick, G, Butler, W. Byrd, D. Byrum, M. Cohn, L. Carneyl F. Corie, A. Curler, R. Carter, D Cosh. FOURTH ROW: M. Casper, L. Cosuro, M. Chriswell, S. Chumbley, A. Clark, C. Clerk, M. Ciork, P, Clem, R. Clemons, D. Cohen, S. Cohen, J Collins, B. Conrad, C. Cook, D. Cooper, 8. Creor, P. Croley, P. Curtis, J Daley, D Darding, D. Day, J, Deckel- hnum, 5. Diamond. FIFTH ROW: N. Dobrin, T. Dreskin, G. Duane, A. Dukes, GI Dunaway, P. Easter, M. Eaton, C. Ebcchr er, R. Ehrlich, C. Engel, B. Evans, M. Evans, B. Eve, W. Fuulk, R. Fensfer, C. Fink, M. Fisher, C. Fishman, O. Fletcher, D, Fosfor, G. Foster, K. Foster, G. Fox, SIXTH ROW: S. Frank, J Frazee, B. Freeman, F Freeman, T Freeman, R. Friedlonder, D. FriedV mon, S. Friedman, H Froiicl'l, E. Gody, B. Galbraith, J. GertzA mun, L. Gindy, D, Glunfz, K. Glover, H. Gross, RV Gold, A. Goldberg, S. Goldberg, J. Golding, K. Goldstein, S. GoldsreEn, J Gollusch. SEVENTH ROW: H. Gonzales, H. Greenland, R. Hair- ston, S. Halper, B. Harmer, C. Hammons, J. Hammons, D. Harris, H. Harris, L. Harris, M. Harris B. Horrop, R. Hayden, M, Heil- mon, N. Helwig, B. Hendrichs, T, Henry. M Hepner, D, Hess, 5. Hess, D. Hill, E. Hill, T. Hinton. EIGHTH ROW: M. Hirka, R. Hirschberg, R. Holman, R. Holzer, B. Hudgins, C. Hughes, S. Hughes, L, Hurl, E. Hyman, E. Hyman, B. Hymon, M. Ingram, R4 lfkon, B4 Jacobs, T, JeHers, R. Jenning, L. Johnson, P. Johnson, P, Johnson, T. Johnson, D. Johnston, H. Jones, R. Jones. 26

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EIGHTH GRADE Upon compleTing 0 year of high school, These sTudenTs re- sumed school 05 eighTh grad- ers once again To pursue cm ocTive role in daily classes, ccTiviTies, sporTs Teams, and sTudenT government Each 05- pecT of school life aided in molding The efghTh graders as vital componenTs of Their unique communiTy in high schooll WiTh The gaining of more responsibiliTy, The eighTh graders could noT only 0T- TempT To guide younger sTu- denTs buT could also prepare Tor c1 rewarding and success- T V. TUI year as leaders of The Jun- i I ior High 05 The fuTure fresh 1 mcm class. Eighth grader delicately files her clay horse for perfection They even puT pretty linle circles around my grades! 25

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Lunch time provides Time for the more cultural outside reading,