Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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-a,.--.,-,J V' ::L...g.: , , .. P ummm SWWW 'iff 1 21+ lXY'7llo J A v . A ' 1 1 N l 5 .isbn - rs f , ' 4- ee fzml-I - V 17 1 ff' , ': -.yr , .gh , : ' '25 W, -f -- Q -L J my ,, - 1- .in 1- r -i . 3 3 - ff-s1-. Ap ' 'rf , 1 t .Lf-.4 ..w:wig-,3 .,-L-'.g.zf' .1 - Kr- 1, . ..'5q:l,f To the Class of 1929 Like the Norsemen of old this class has left the old land and for a year has been glorying in the splendors of the new. The old Norsemen laid aside their wandering habits and built their blood and brawn into what we now know as England and France. They became builders in stone and builders in government and law and science and literature and in all worthy causes. Fighters first and then builders. Wlhat more can you set before yourself than to fight hard and to weave your lives into the fabric of the future, foregoing lying, deceit, trickery, and all the raven brood that croak defeat. Lift high your shields and bare your swords for the glory of your class and the good of your kind. And may some future Saga recount your valiant deeds. Skoal! -Charles K. Chapman. -'D-aif26lEsG--