Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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FACULTY Mrs. E. F. Seat 6 k: , Miss Hazel Orr Miss Adelaide Sanders Mrs. Alina Bevis Miss L. Bronson Miss L. B. Thompson Miss Lillian Bowie Miss Inez Kamm Dr. Jacob Rettig Mr. W. Mueller Miss Isabelle J. Levi Miss L. Schiel Miss M. Clark Miss Frances Knapp Page Twemy'zhfee

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1 1 FACULTY , Miss Ruth McKinley Mr. R, G. Wilbur Mrs. J. Trinkle Miss Julia Johnston Mrs. A. H. Thomas Miss Amy L. Scholf Mr. Wm. Von der Halbnn Mrs. Lora L. Nam: Miss M. McLeod 1 ,V' Mr. Raymond Molfet Mr. Fred R. Roebuck Mr, C. Jennings Miss Stella Hier Mr. Wm. G. Cranmer Miss E. J. Valeria Miss M. C. Burnet Mr. A. R. Probst Mr. C. E. Thomas Miss Ruth Goltlieb Mr. G. M. Johnston Mr. Roy Harkins Miss E. Schiel Mrs. Christine Zorzns Page Twentytwo

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TO THE CLASS OF 1929: You have reached the parting of the ways. Your high school career is finished and you are now facing the problems upon whose solution much of the succes$ of your future depends, I hope that the lessons you have learned in the past four years at Woodward will assist greatly in aiding you in your solution of those problems which will confront you in the ordinary procedure of your livesi . Your todays will be very much like your yesterdays, and your tomorrows a repeti' tion of your todays, but each clay lived to its fullest, with devotion to duty, with love of right, with regard for others, will make not 6th you, but all of us advance in that wonderful business of making the most of our lives, May you take for one of the guiding forces in your lives this quotation from the Sanscript: lkToday well lived makes every yesterday 21 dream of happiness and every tomor' row a vision of hope? - j t b L'A-Vdmm, f; L LVLLQI 29 . rincipal. Page Twenry'fuur