Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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WILLIAM G. CRAMER Page 8

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FOREWORD OWN through the glorious history of our Alma Mater, descending from class to class, has come the sacred duty of keeping alive the hre kindled by the immortal spirit of her founder. We, the Annual Staff of 1926, have com- piled this book as a medium for passing on his divine flame. To many these pages may be only a record of a graduating class; but to us, the Class of 326, they are the gateway to the beautiful land of memories which influences so much our lives in later years. We have reached the end of our high school course; and as we look back upon the road we have traveled, we see only the great high-lights which have guided us to this mile-post of our journey. The friendships formed during our four years of association are stored in'our inner hearts as sacred and priceless possession; The words of praise or of merited reproof from those whose teachings have shaped our lives will be sweet echoes of the past, guiding our steps in the pursuit of the high visions born within these Woodward halls. Of him who with his far-sighted wisdom began this sequence of happy events in the lives of his adopted children we may say: llYea, his spirit ever lives In the hearts to whom he gives Dearer gifts than fame or gold. Rich with blessings yet: untold. PAUL SCHLUETER, '26 Page 7

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0:0, cm RECOGNITION n eherg institution, whether political, social or ehuea: 31 tinnal, there are certain huties, eertain reapnmzihtlities, certain tasks, if you mill, mhtth properly perfurmeb are nehet nntteeh, hut mhieh neglecteh inbite :ettain hisazter. $0 in Wuubmatb isigh $ehunl. where is in one of the innet nfficeg an executihe mhuse mark is little Khatt uf appalling. ?Ehere ate long lines at pupilg mith excuses fur ahseme ant tathtnesg, arm he must he ahIe inith one glance at the pupil anti the excuse nffeteh to Separate the sheep from the guests. where are hetentiun gentemzeg tn gihe. tn suspenb, or to mithhulb. Where are hunk fines to Determine, there are often tastes of serious; himpline, the hnnmlehge uf inhith nehet goes heyunh the attire hour. Where are miles petty minutiae ant apparently trifling hetaiIs to he ttaheleb through eherp bay. Quit yet all this is Dune mith a talmness, hinbness ant effettt'heness mhith must he the mathel of any am: who has the time to notice it. With this inabequate mm possibly helateh remgnitinn of the merits of the quiet, selbeffaetng gentleman who both netupies ant: fills the affine uf gasistaut iBrintipal, mt. William cg. Qtramet, this hook is to him, with great respect ant much affettiun, hehitateh. Page 9