Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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BAKER, ESTHER. Art Editor ORACLE. UHebPEW, Latin, French and Greek, I learned them all in one short week. Esther is the artist of the class of '08. Some think, however, that instead of becoming a world-famous artist, she may become a primary teacher, for she is very fond of children. Esther always has her lessons, but she also has a good time. She is very popular and many are her admirers. Her frequent midnight walks from Norwood to Kennedy prove this. BENZI NG. ADA MAY, Class Treasurer. Till up each hour with what will last, Buy up the moments as they go. Ada surely does fill up each hour with what will last. She is a member of the Greek class and one of the best students in Woodward. She is treasurer of our class. and distinguished herself by the business-like way in which she handled the large sums of money entrusted to her care. She has many friends, whose best wishes shall always go with her. 12

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BISCHOFF, ADOLPI-I, UThou, whose locks outshiue the sun. IIast many hearts securely won. This youth is as bright as he looks, and oh! his look is like the sunshine! Besides having gained many friends through his sunny disposition he has won a host of admirers through his pen. How eagerly did we all read the story written for the ORACLE by our friend Adolph! We certainly expect great things of you, and here's to your success. BOHM, ABRAM 5., ORACLE Staff. elk: ls so full nf pleasant anecdote. Sn rich, so gay, su pmgnaut in heart. In fact, since Barty has managed the locals in the ORACLE, that column has won for him a great deal of praise, both on account of the fitness and originality of the work and his happy manner of stating a funny incident. Ever since he has come to school he has been above the average in all of his studies. He is a good fellow and well liked by all who know him. He intends to pursue his studies at Harvard College, after graduating from Woodward, and will room with his friend Rice, With whom he is constantly seen. In fact, the two have been dubbed The Gold-dust Twins by their classmates. 11

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BROADVVELL, ROGER, uAnd French 110 spak tul faire and fetlsly. Broadwell is a student and a thinker. Quiet and reserved always, he has won the respect and praise of his classmates. Those best acquainted with his idiosyncrasies aver that his affection for books exceeds that for the fair co-eds. But we are not sure. But we are sure that he is an excellent fellow, and is destined for a useful and brilliant career. CALDWELL, LAYARD, Swimming Team. The man behind the specs. This is a most studious youth. In Greek, he actually writes out all the new words and opposite them their translation. We think That he will some day be a doctor, for he has astonished us with phrases such as i'cerebral oblongata and cellular hypothesis. When you think of Caldwell you always think of his bicycle. Upon this steed he rides to school each morn. One vacation he went all the way to Kansas, and we were glad to see our wanderer safe again on his return. When you are a doctor, Layard, we hope you will have many cases and large fees, but we'il let the other fellow be the patient. 13