Woodward Prep School - Log Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Page 11 text:

:WSW 19059: BWSIW Rf' Jmagfll :WSW 19 f iw? 'sag l 'H Yi fs? -N5 Proluglle l Aft, MV 4 31 'sv AF , 11-raw r gl jcxPLx A 1, 4 -7 p PN M5 lg KTTH IQFQI Q 3 5 E4 ago PLEASE YOU! My Ladies and Gentle- V men! And pardon me: if alone I present Qtr, me: I am the Ilrologue! Novv once again 535 the author brings the classic Mask be- ram fZ, fore you, so partly to revive for you the antique usage, N15 0 he bids me once more address you! But not to tell an V Q you, as of old, The tears we shall shed for you here 31 are false-ones! And the sighs we heave, and our fq: martyrdom here, must not be ta'en to heart! No, si No! Your author intends far rather to draw you a bit 1 gg' ,W of life true to nature. Tis his conviction, the artist is first a man,-and that for men what he writes V 9 should be written. And the truth he has given to you! 6 V A throng of recollections within his inmost soul one Q day was stirring, and these with sincerest tears has he written, while his sobbing and sighing beat the M 0 time for him. And you must consider, not so much 0 V -l our poor flimsy costumer of actors, rather let our ll 31 'anim Y fe se Exe, hearts speak to you for us. Aye! For we're men as lgjm G2 A well, of flesh and of blood, too, like you yourselves, A lla . . . 017 '- J we are breathing the air of this world for-lorn and 6 V lonely! Watch you the plot unfolding before you. ll 21 was - ei X v Come on! Let us begin! -ff' rg - I PAGLIACCIH is rg., V ,QL -4 0 0 pl F2 n

Page 10 text:

X Purpose g ' w f... Y s-ff Y X 1 N e- e 'fl B! is ls, Lil 9 'fl ,fe-ef-H 5? ,,,Fff,L1,i1f 'g 5fe5ffQT rv-I IF. ..... ...gi -M!-10- lf,i,f -D 'HW , .rf --A513- H fe ' iff! il? 1'- , -, - f -511: 8 Q. .N,...z ' . To every man there opexreth, A Way, and Ways and B Way And the High Soul climbs the High Way V And the Low Soul gropes the Low And in between, on the misty flats The rest drift to and fro. But to every man there openeth A High Way and a Low And every man decideth The Way his soul shall go- BEEs IN AMBER E61 '

Page 12 text:

r N ll' ei B ff fi' no all 1, gal' QI' Q, Q ,H f-af at 0 fa-eg 'Eau f-:il f:-nl 'if' rw, I Qslb, I at-' 'll lit-sk., I 'af' ' V1 ?-sk., I 'T' in Qs Na, 332 NJ 0 are are 1915594 :WSW lqlgggl If JWSSR :WSW I 36505896 QW? Sys, site, 63-ine, gigs, fue ci 'S .Quotatinn IN THE YEAR THAT LIES BEFORE ME: I would hold me at my best, I would be alive with red blood, Yet refined in thought and deed. I would be a master Workman, Yet ne'er lose the friendly touch, I would have my deep convictions, ' Yet respect my neighbors' creed. I would ever be truth seeking, Yet not quench my spirit's fire, I would ever struggle upwards, But from hard paths would not swerve. i I Thankful be for racial blessings, Yet befriend all other folk, I would strive for greater wisdom, That I might more wisely serve. '-RALPH L. CHENEY 5.4 QW va fl.: lgfcaf ll.-1 Q -a .- ll.-1 a s ,,, Ag, Q IN see Q46 bu Z? M 2? Semi? M.: W ,ae Fw W 0 IN lyfis lyfis bn 52, my N.-1 M, ya W wills 1 nails .fr wifi .fr R1 was z willy z :Mfr z Qld aa