Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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mm Zlms 1w bore, without abuse, The grand old name of gentleman. T0 MR. WILLIAM H. PABODIE, the Nestor of our school faculty, the H Annual this year is dedicated. Mr. Pabodie graduated from Brown University with the Class of 1855, and in 1870 accepted an appointment at Woodward as instructor in Latin and Greek. Therefore, this year is his thirty-eighth of continuous service in our school. On the day after Christmas of the present year, he will be able to celebrate his fiftieth anniversary as a teacher. Although the ailoted three score and ten years have been lived, Mr. Pabodie has the elastic step, the erect body, and the energy of a man in the thirties. With undiminished interest he brings to his classes, day after day, a ripeness and a breadth of scholarship, and a knowledge of the classics, which commands the unbounded admiration of his pupils. As an appreciation of the character and scholarship of our beloved instructor, the Class of 1908 offers this evidence of its esteem.