Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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, ,.. K- ,. in ,U The Class of '42 is the second class to loe graduated under the principalship of Dr. Leon D. Peaslee. In rendering his services as principal, Dr. Peaslee has proved that he is a worthy successor to the long line of eminent Woodward principals. He is a firm laeliever in thorough scholarship, but ahove everything else, the student is most deeply impressed with his desire to instill within the heart of each and every Woodward hoy and girl, the ideals of good citizenship. His way of life is truly the American way of life. It is men of the stamp of Dr. Peaslee who lceep alive the spirit of true democ- racy in our puhlic schools. Page Seventeen

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The c I , .a enchnr tciis us that the season oi graduation is at hand: that the time has come when the ciass oi nineteen hundred and iorty-two wiii ciose its hooics anti siip away from the sheitering waiis of Vvoociwarci to take its piace in the outsicie worici. So we, who have erstwhiie piayeci a part in the journey oi these young iioiics along the roafi towarri iiievs woric, wish them Cori Speeci. iwiay they iooic imcic upon their high schooi experiences as proilitahie ami happy. iwiay they face the iiuture with the icieais anti courage to insure the success that we, their teachers, wish iior them. i.. D. PEAsLr:rQ. Page Sixteen

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s About tbe turn c ln l School H 15? 4' m tie century '1 . e tlien entered teacliing Af M, 1 certain boy graduated lrom Vvoodw . a university and prepared liimsell lq . ter some years ol teacbing in th, 1 member ol tbe taculty ol bis belo - bas been a member l ' Th 2 profession . . , ary scllools, lie l . a lxflater. For Ove culty. K . ,on relerred to abov ' Having bee ln I 'ard Higll or tlu e clement ved Alm 0 tbis la e pers , Jecame r twenty-l' e is tbe x ' , ,n associat ' 1 s Jeen mv ' ' ive years vrlter ol tbese lines. ed wittl Vvoodward Higb Scbool tor so long a tim Y privilege to see many classes graduate from our comm liave been able to malce many observations at first t observations, I feel tliat l may sav tbat b group ot young men and xv saying a great d ol il lle e, it , on Alma lwlater. : land. As a resul H t e graduating cl omen as l bave see Y .f eal. Ttie gradual part in tlie worlc of and tl ,, t ol tllese ass ol 1942 is as line , . MII graduated from tbis scbool. Tbat ' 1 es ol tbis scliool lliiVC always played an important tbe world. Tbey llave talcen ttieir places wberever duty called, ley bave not lqaltered. lwlany ot tllem liave risen to places of tligliest distinc- tion and bonor in tbeir cbosen careers. Tlie members ol tbe Class ol 1042 will talie up tlieir worlc and carry on tbe traditions ol ttieir scllool. Of tliis l leel very sure. And now, to tlle boys and girls wlio are about to leave us, l say: Live up to tbe very best tbat is in youg do your duty as you see itg and Happiness and Success will be yours. Yo ' ur friend, El IS WILLIAM G. CRAMER.