Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MK CHAMIZH MR. THOMAs 155 Lumorn MISS Hmem-t MISS WISENALL MISS OACUNNELL MR. TAtilHiNBERG MISS JJAUMAN MR. C. E. JOHNSON DR. KOCH MISS ARMSTRONG MR. V1LHI'H M R . ML- ELRO Y MISS XYIfHTZ MISS 35 ESE SIIHOFI ALHRAY MR. SAYRS MR. AN DEHSEN 1Q MISS STL'BBS MB' LEVHS MIL HELLER MB. BILGER

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Editorial Having spent four years toiling up the rugged paths of knowledge, we stand on the threshold of a world, full of untried experiences. During our journey, we have labored on together, but now our paths divide. Some Will pursue the course of higher education while others will enter at once upon a business career. liSuccessf, That goal Will be reached by each in his The goal of each will he or her own way. For some it will be but a short distance along the road of life while others may follow that road into the twilight before realizing their hopes. The winding of our paths may conceal unexpected ditticulties but these will not prevent 9 us from succeeding, for we have learned many a lesson of patience and endurance which will en- courage us to advance in spite of Opposition. We Will turn and live again in the memories of the many pleasant and profitable days spent at Wood- ward. Then we will realize that everything we are and everything we have can be largely credited to the thorough training received at Woodward. It was this training which shaped our lives and prepared us for the future before us. Realiz- ing this, WC will cherish Woodward, that school of ours, forever.

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