Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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K, THE COLLEGE MAN WIN S 1'; Who's Who in America is a biographical dictionary of the 10,704 living Americans most notable in all depart- n ments of usefulness and reputable endeavor. Six thousand, one hundred, twenty-nine of them are college graduates; L580 more have had partial college training; but 1,627 have had high school training only, and the remaining few constitute a mere 10h of the total. Comparing this classiflcation with the educational classiflcation of all the people in the United States, as given by the last census, it is found that one high school graduate in 404 has achieved notable success; one college graduate in every 42. The college man has the better chance, ten times. -$ THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI $- frhe Cincinnati Law SchooD 11.1118 MCMICken College Of Liberal Arts. VI. The College of Medicine. Ill. The College for Teachers. lMedlcal College Of Ohlo'l Vll. The Department of Clinical Medicine. IV. The College of Engineering. lThe Clinical and Pathological School of the Cincinnati tMechanical, Electrical, Civil and Chemical EngineeringJ Hospital, aleiatedJ For Announcements and all information, address The Secretary of the University, Cincinnati, Ohio. IV

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