Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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JOHN TROTTA HOY VAUUHT LEONARD VENNEMAN BOB WALDEN FREDERICK WATSON LOUIS WILLIAMS BILL WILSON CHARLES WUERMLI First Impressions of Woodward High School The following are the impressions of several Seniors upon first entering Woodward. ELMy first impression of Woodward was that it was a large school, and that I was sure to get lost within its walls? w , Geo, Bmssovcm uUpon first entering Woodward, I thought how nice it would be to go there with the rest of the big fellows, and see them heat Withrow and Hughes. Bill B. Wilson hMy first impression of Woodward was that it was an honor to be a graduate and to receive a diploma hearing the name of Woodward, and that it would be some! thing to look forward to.n E Walter Hampton hKWhen I hrst came to Woodward, I felt as though I were lost. After ha'ving been a Ehbig shot at Rothenberg, I felt as though I were in a wilderness. It seemed i as though I never should get used to being a part of this, our schoolfi Anonymous My first impression of Woodward was one of awe at the thought of the great expense of constructing such a majestic building, which was to be my schooi home for the next four years. Clifford Piper When the big doors closed behind me, a cold shiver ran over me. I thought I had left the last of the sunlight behind me. Now I would give anything to live the last four years over again. Charles Wuermh' 1n uSame as Wuermli sA Herman Kreulen ET was so scared, no impressions registered. Orville Smith Page Sixteen