Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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m W4 ANNUAL STAFF M m W N accordance with a custom established by the Class of 1903 and perpetuated by other classes from year to year, we of the Class of '26 have compiled this year-book as a lasting memorial of our life as students of Woodward. The general plan of the Annuals pub- lished in preceding years has been some- what adhered to in the making of this book; but we have altered and added many features for its betterment. A more deiinite arrangement was worked out earlier in the year by which the pages of the record were mote definitely and uni- formly planned than of those of former years. A decided improvement in the quality of the snap-shots printed was ob tained by the appointment of a special staff photographer, whose duty was to procure pictures having an intimate relah tion to school activities. By these pic- ,Lm CW tures we have attempted to portray high school life from different vieW-points. A new feature is the special section provided for autographingv We have felt these pages to be necessary for strengthening the memory of our classmates and teachers. In the publications of previous years only group pictures of the undergraduates were included. These groups were so large in many cases that the faces of the individuals could not be distinguished readily. As a consequence of this We have placed in this yeafs book smaller groups, but larger photographs. These, together with im- provements in art and arrangement, con- stitute a few of the features by Which we have attempted to give the annals of the class individuality and unity. As staff adviser, Mr. Smith has worked faithfully in order that the success of this undertaking might be realized. The mem- Page I 5

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hers are individually indebted to him for his untiring efforts and helpful directions. In the meetings he has always offered wise and practical advice, which has guided our movements in the right direction. The staff, therefore, acknowledges its hearty appreciation of his kind co-opetation. Under the supervision of Mr. Gray, our business manager, Thomas Vassalo, has been able to care for all financial matters. The advertising section has been somewhat reduced, thus making another improve- ment over previous annuaIst The mem- bers of this division, and notably Mr. Gray, have worked jointly and faithfully with the literary staff in the effort to pro- duce a better book. Much credit is due to these business people, who had the great task of making the publication 3 financial success. Mr. Johnson and the members of the art department have had many new and excellent ideas. which they have carried out very commendably, Simplicity, beau- ty, originality and uniformity characterize the work of this group. Their achieve- ments testify to ability and painstaking effort. It is quite evident that they have made the art work an outstanding feature. The editor wishes to express his sincere thanks to the members of the staff who have co-operated With him and worked faithfully for the success of our year-book. The entire Annual Staiif has worked to gethet with the one great ideal before them. that of a better Woodward Annual. PAUL SCI-ILUETE'R. '26 Page I a' t vmn ii - .muum uh