Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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For llwose of us who prefer fo lay down our books .aller qradualion and enler llwe induslrial world, ln- dur.lri.sl courser, are offered. Wilh ea background in seyeml of flue induslridl nrlf, we are qualified lo ap- ply for many Types of jobs. Soon, we will be inde- pendenf individuals, worlcinq in llwe oufside world and lem-ninq wlml real responsibilily means.

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I ' X X s M EBI DEITKE Q--pm llomnmaliinq can be Tun! To some oT um, cooking may -,eem in mr -fem. ny fhore, buf These girls know iT will be a big iii. in Tae in The near TuTure when Cooking will become a parT .TT Their mr-ryday rhore-i. We all need To be prepared Tor The Tulu lfl. and The homvmaking Cournes are designed To Teach .. To Ti e pvobiemw and e,iTuaTiona in The ouTer world. Denkey TranslaTed Trom German To Tngli-,h Thi' word means T'Think.T' NoT only German H.TudenTs need To Think, buT all oTher Toreign language sTudenT'. a-, well. Through Toreign languageu, The porlals oT all The world are open To usi we need only To obuerye. By reading and TranSlaTing '.Torie'. and book-y in olher Tongues, we learn abouT many peoplef. and Their way-, oT life, preparing ue Tor The day when we will enTer The world as independenT men and women. MT Radius ulna: humeruv phalange-ig meTararpu-.W -all are Ta' miliar Terms wiTh Mr, Marcouillerl, phywiology sTudenTs, Al Though These Terms seem cornplieaTed To some, Term-. like The-.e are conTronTed everyday by science wc hola u . . In Thi-., The ATomic Age, our sTudenTs wiTh science majors will play an im porTanT parT in worldwide scienTiTie research making iT por. sible Through beTTer TransporTaTion, medicine, and knowl edge, To Tear down The exisTing barrier beTween all nalion-. and people, bringing wiTh Their knowledge, Treedom.

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OUR WORLD OF SENIORS WiTh our wonderful high school days behind us, and The uniforeseen TuTure beTore us, we leave The halls oi our Alma lv1aTer, grasping our diplomas in our hands. Beiore. The husTle and busTle oT The ouTside world was insigniTicanT To us, buT now as we sTand on iTs Threshold we Teel a liTTle uncerTain-a liTTle TrighTened oT whaT iT mighT bring. Somehow, we seem so much closer To The goals which be- Tore seemed so Tar away-The goals which will bring us inTo conTacT wiTh noT only The people of our own social level, ciTy, sTaTe, or naTion, buT all peoples oT The world. The lcnowledge we have gained in The pasT will help us To cope wiTh The many problems, siTuaTions, and people we will meeT in The TuTure, and The unTorgoTTen memories will lin- ger in our minds Torever.