Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Dear Friends of the Class of '38: Although you have completecl your High School career, remember that edu- cation in its highest sense is never Finished, It continues all through life. It is a process of reFmemenE and betterment and service to mankincir We shall miss you here; but we shall follow your careers with greatest interest. VVe shall always be glad to hear of your acivancement in the world. VVith sincerest good wishes. Your friencl, WILLIAM G. CRAMER.

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Graduates. Class of I938: You leave our dear old VVoodward with my Imeurlfell wishes Ior yuur cow linued successl Do not set 11 boundary on your future. It is well to do ihe very besl you can today so that you may be beller prepared to acromplish more tomorrow. Life is not a series of areal momcnls .- il is a series of days. each one almost an repetition of the other, lmt carh day leaves its mark upon us. for better or for worse. Resolve. then. tllal each day you will do some wurll'ly deed. same act of kindness. which will bring you nearer to a realization of your kinship to God. For you, then. lhere will be no defeat: for no one is defeated until he is ciefealed in the ciludel ul llis uwn soul. Sow an ad. and you map a habil': Son; 0 habit and yam reap a vhcu'achar: Saw a r'humrfor. and you reap a destiny. Sinc'oroly yours. ARTHUR O. JUNI:S, Pugs Ten

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FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION uVVoria well done. iiiee marble imus, Stands eternal, never fails. Our faculty has completed another year of service of inestimahie vaiuet a year of work. strain, anci endeavor. so that each student might receive. to the best of his abiiity. line birthright oi every American. an inteiiectuai and practical ectucation. A young man or woman who enters teaching. gives himself over to tiie advancement of learning and to the betterment of civiiization even more completely titan tines the missionary. Each pupil has his own personality. with its simrt-comings and inadequacies; each has his likes and disiikes, lliS wants and don't wants; and each proiiiem is just a part of tin: teacher's jOiJ. To our faculty siiouici g0. therefore. some indication of our appreciation of their time service and ioyaity. A teacher ieeis a personal pride in tile structure 119. has helped to imiici. Let us strive to succeett in life. and as we do. int us leii our teachers what part they have contributed to our success. It wiii give them courage to go on, Faculty of VVooctwarti. we think you are 0. K. NM Mr. Arthur 0. Jones. our principai. has devoted ttxirty-seven years of iwis life to time boys and girls of Woodward. He is a graciuate of this school and returned to it in 1001 to take up his duties as a teacher of art. in 1911, he was made assistant principal. in tints capacity he met a great number of students and attempted to understand each one as an individual personality amt to help and direct him toward success. Strong oi Character. and indefatigaiiiy devoted to XVootiward. iie was the logical man to Fill liie vacancy left when LVir, Olterman. in 1922, was appointed to time assistant superintenriency. Page Twelve