Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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'kuW r .w. - WWW WILLIAM H. PABODIE. HENRY H. BRADER. FREDERICK HOMBURG, J'. w. SIMON, FREDERICK C. GORES. w. T. HARRIS, NELSON WALKER, MAJOR A. M. VAN DYKE, PRINCIPAL. A O. JONES. JACOB RETTICH, NETTIE FILLMORE, MARGARET W. MOSBAUGH, ADELINE A. STUBBS, M. LOUISE ARMSTRONG, MARGARETTA BURNET, MLLE. TlLLIE LAMBOUR, ALICE M. DONNELLY, CELIA DOERNER, MARY E, MAGURK, ALMA DISERENS, CARRIE N. LATHROP, HENRIETTA REUSCHEL, REBECCA ROSENTHAL, LOUISE B. THOMPSON, MARY C. BURNET, AMY SCHOFF, ISABEL H. NEFF, PAUL F4 WALKER, L. E. AIKEN.

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T LAST that great event for which we have been waiting and yearning during four long yearse our graduationehas come. But as we draw near it we hesitate, for who can willingly say a last farewell to the old school and playground, to the teachers who have directed our progress through these four yearseyears marked by their joys and their troubles, but Which shall ever remain in our memories as the happiest moments of our youth. Here the path which we have tl'odden side by side divides, and while some will go to flit the list Of college students, some will enter upon a business career, others will take up the study of Law or Art. But wherever we may be, whether in the old world or the new, north or south of the equator, it Will be a pleasure and inspiration to look back to the time when we were all together within the walls of Old Woodward. The memories of those happy days will be a comfort to our hearts. We have undertaken therefore to gather these scattered tokens of the worth and genius of our Class and set them as a monument upon this spot where for the last time we assemble as the Senior Class of Woodward, nineteen hundred and four. 4