Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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As you. the Seniors 0F I047. are bidding lhrewell to your Alma Mater, I caunol rnrhcar reviewing brieny Hm lmuhlod years tllal you have spenl ul uVondward. You entered High SclmoI when Hm worm was at war. and your counlry was deeply involved in the struggltu You saw many of your sclmoImntes leave tllcso halls to join the Armed Forces. some ncvvr lo relurn. You studied and worked under the strain and uncertainty of those lerrilJle clays and x-villingly ussumvrl llu- u obligation of doing: your duty in 1110 war vllfort upon llm home front. You saw tFIC war come 10 an end. Um Viclnry won only to realize tlml before you lies :1 Heading frighlvnvd, hungry world, nvcdfng murv lu-lp, 130th physical and spiritual, if a lasling peace is In be won. 50 Upon you. about l0 tako your Marv with a law young men and young women or the world. for surely now you are citizens or 1110 world. rcsis llle I Icrt'uleun task of building tllix lasting peace - a peace Imsml upon 11w IM'UtIIUI'lIl'NXI ulv man. Class or 1047. I bid you Cmtl spcotl! 1.. D. PMSLEE.

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thv. the graduating: class of ninclovn hundred and lvorty-seven, wish to make use 01' our Annual to bid farewell to our PrincipuL It would be impossible for us to take h-m'v or him individually. Our number is too great. Time wouhi be wanting for us to express to him our sentiments on this occasion of our gradua- tion. 50 we usv our Annual which will exzor serve as u memorial In our Class. va. wish to express to our Principal. Dix Leon D, Peaslee. our sincerest thanks for his great efforts in our behalf. He has clone his ulmost to help us through our yvars ul' XX-rmxlwnrtl. Hv has given a major purl or his time and energy in un- svH'ishly aiding us to solve our problems. He has helped us over the many dif, hcullios which we have encnunlered in our school careerh He has not spared himself in hvlping us to prepare ourselves Ivor our part in life. We have hccome hig ardent admirers. VVC lnhc pride and pleasure in attempting to live up to his high idL-uls of good scholarship. worthy citizenship. and enlightened hrolherhnod. He has helped us 10 learn and appreciate the ideals of democracy so inherent in the Xthodwarrl Spiril'n whirh he exomplihes in his role of principal of our school. As we 19mm lIK' hulls 0E hVootlwnrd High School. our farewell to Dr. Peaslee embodies not only our appreciation of his counsel in the past, but also our sinr cows! wish Iur his. conlinuvd success. Fags Eleven