Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MISS RYAN ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL X To you, the graduates of 1952, I wish to extend hearty congratulations and best wishes. May the friendships formed in your school days at Woodward prove to be lasting and true and in accordance with all the traditions of your school. May the training you have received prove of great value in obtain- ing permanent employment, and may the habits formed prove an incentive for the obtaining of further education which in turn will make you good citizens of your city and your country. May the graduates ot the Commercial Vocational Department fully realize how valuable their training is to them and how well qualified they are, and may they be ready to meet each personal challenge with confidence and assurance. My hope is that you will all, by experience, broaden your outlook in life and become leaders in your chosen field of work. Marguerite Ryan .. 9 ... Q nd

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'Tl Tf9 1'T - This is an important year in your life. During your school years many of you have established a pattern and direction for your future. You have encountered problems and solved them. You have acquired skills and knowledge which will make it easier for you to make future decisions cor- rectly. Probably never again will life seem so simple as it does for you now. As you continue to study and work,.you will find it necessary to re-evaluate and clear a path amid the confusing ideas and materials with which you will come in contact. You must not misuse your powers but constantly strive to put them to better use. You will miss opportunities as you go through life. This must not discourage you for life is full of opportunities. Take hold of each good thing that comes your way and use it to the best advantage. When you leave Woodward there will be a demand on you for greater self-reliance and personal responsibility. Strive to keep your self-respect and sell yourself to the best of your ability. It is only through honest effort on your part that you will develop an independent and distinct personality. Then you will be capable of sharing with others the achievements which have become yours. George Van Ness Qi MR. VAN NESS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL -3- k

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Mr. Raymond Solomon Miss Beverly Koelble Mr. G. C. Cowdrey Mr. W. E. Henrich Mrs. Lora Ncnlz Mr. Robert Becker M.. v. o. Heller Mr- Reber' Duffy ...sv- n.. il. Q sg,:',Q , s o nu,- lan, as .- ....f'X 4 ,.n' .1 sv' . I' .4 5 x l 217 Mr. Heller Mr. Alfred Rubendunsl Miss Margcref Lusby Mark - fczmce - foam! SZLMJZEI Mrs. Julia Dryden Mr. Wayne Rusher Miss Julio Johnslon Mr. Richard Hobson Miss Vera leCounl Mr. R. H. MuHeH