Worthington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Worthington, OH)

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no man J. T. Mole rallies his sludenfs in 'lhe Thespian procluclion, Passion on 'lhe Rocks. Pep Club displays +ypical W.H.S. spiril' before a foofball game. .99 an .9alancl No man is an islancl, no man slancls alone . . . These words are very 'familiar ones +o fhose who have been members of lhe W.l l.S. mixed choir, and 'lo lhose who have enioyed lheir music. Whai' do you lhinlc of when you hear lhose words? Maybe i+'s +he foolball leam, or Science Club, or Hi-Y, or choir, or F.T.A. We all fhinlc of somelhing--some group of which we are a par+. Whe+her you have some special +alen+-like singing, playing an ins1'rumen+, or fwirling a balon-or whe'I'her you are infereslecl in ma+h, home economics, or +he business world, 1'here is a place for you. For al' W.l'l.S., no man s+ands alone.

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Stand up and Cl1eefl L , Cross-Counfry Triad- . . . info fhe wild blue yonder. GRRRR ..... S+and up and cheer, cheer loud and long for dear old Wor+hing+on . . . How oifen have you heard ihese words. The band playing, +he cheerleaders keeping fime wifh 'rheir red and whi're shakers, and scores of exciied, enfhusiasfic fans on +heir feel' singing a+ fhe +op of 'iheir lungs. I+'s a happy, healfhy picfure-a picrure o'F rivalry iempered wi'I'h sporismanship, which is very much a par+ of W.H.S. life. Alfhough we don'1' always win, we always play and cheer as hard as we can, s+riving for +he red and blue above fhe rest

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.f li 95 V The CARDINAL Queen Dance, +he Homecoming .,Y ,, 2 Iyi game wi+h i+s bonfire ancl clance, +he junior and senior class plays, 'rhe opere'Ha-all +hese are greaf days al Wor'rhing+on High School. They are +he special even+s Blazing bonfire reflecfs fhe spirif of W.H.5. 'fans before 'the homecoming game. which will s+and our in your high school memories. The mixer gives sfudenfs in fhe high school an opporfunily +o gel acquainfed.