Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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You the graduates of the Class of 1950 are leaving Woodward with a definite knowledge of what you hope to accomplish animated by great faith you will strike out boldly and labor until you reach your goals In doing so you can achieve little If you go alone you must associate with others and serve in order that you may advance your own career and the welfare of the community Success in these two alms will lndubltably be yours if you carry on in the same splendid manner that inspired others of this fine school For you seniors however the challenge is far greater In the current crucial days of the Cold War you must be champions not only of the American way of life but also of the life of the world because of the ldeo This clash you must recognize as a cancerous disease which you can help to cure if under wise leadership you teach through the processes of education the great truth that man can live protected and secure only if he can get along with his fellows No matter in what sphere of enterprise you engage you must conduct yourselves not as national citizens but as international citizens whose motto shall be One for all and all for one' When all men s good shall be each man s rule Universal Peace shall shine like a shaft of light across the lands of the World ' May God and Right be your standards' L D Peaslee I I 7 . , . I I . . . I I . ' I . . I . . - logical clash between the two conflicting codes, Communism and Democracy. I I I I . - I I I I I . . . I . . . . I Il ll ll I I I ' , . . . . I

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,fx 'KX-'X fl 0 xx ,fj ESSE QUAM VID R X 4 5 WUUUWARD i it f by X E i J xxx ff . . . Our motto - has it been fulfilled? Yes, in one sense it has. We have finished our four years of high school and have striven to satisfy the qualifi- cations of a good American citizen. ln another sense our motto, Esse Quam Videri, is still in the process of development. What are we to do after graduation? Naturally all of us shall go into different fields -- medicine, law, teaching, social work. Yet our motto, It is better to be than to seem to be, shall linger in our minds regardless of the field we choose, for its meaning is yet to be applied to our life's work. Our thoughts begin to revolve around more serious problems as we grow older but we are not really ending our carefree schooldays. How often in the years to come shall we turn back the great clock of time as we turn the pages of our Memory Book --The Woodward Annual. The never-to-be-forgotten remembrances shall creep into our minds as we reminisce aided by the pictures of clubs, teachers, classmates, and our very special friends. We can never forget the many incidents experienced at school dances, football games, and plays, but we do realize that we are passing from this milestone to a future filled with greater responsibilities. The class of 1950 sincerely hopes that future Woodward students con- tinue to uphold the ideals and tradition that Woodward High School has gained because of the firm will and determination of Woodward graduates to carry out their motto, Esse Quam Videri. May we, the class of 1950, never forget the unceasing efforts of our teachers and advisors in helping us achieve the desired qualities of scholar- ship, leadership, citizenship, and, most of all, our motto, Esse Quam Videri.