Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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FOREWORD THE Woodward Annual has become one of the fme traditions of our school; and as such, it serves not only as a class record, but as an expression of the profound loyalty of each neWIy graduating class to the spirit of its Alma Mater. We, who are the Class of 1929, hold dear this tradition. It has become a rich heritage from the past; and while we of the present benefit by it, we feel, in our turn, the responsibility of holding it to the high standard it has reached in the past, and of handing it on with at least equal achievement to the coming classes. The present Annual is a record of the eventful last year of the Class of 1929 at Woodward High School. But while it is a remembrancer of events, to us who are about to graduate from our beloved Alma Mater, it is something more than a mere chronicle; it is a cherished record of the friendships of class mates, of the keen joy of competition and the pleasant sense of participation, of the enthusiasms, inspirations, and ideals which grow out of a happy companionship 1'11 work and play. To each graduate who scans its pages, the Annual becomes a living thing, an em; bodiment of the glorious spirit of old Woodward. LOUISE DOHRMAN, t29. Page Seven

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Page Eight DEDICATION T0 the pioneer class of the Woodward Annual, the class of 1903, this volume is sincerely and respectfully dedicated.