Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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STAF The Woodward Library NE of the most important departments in our school, from a studentis view-point, is the Library-that haven where distressed students can find rest, quiet, and a helping hand with their studies. To Miss Sautelle we extend our heartiest thanks and appreciation for the assistance she has given many a student who has wand.ered about helplessly in a maze of historical, analytical and literary works, which some heartless instructor assigned for a daily task. Miss Sautelle and her assistants have kept the Library in the neatest, cleanest manner possible. The colorful pictures, interesting magazines and books, and picturesque cabinets all combine to make the Library the most pleasant room in the building. On February 23, l927, the student body showed its appreciation of the Library and Miss Sautelle's help by contributing very generously to a fund which has been used to buy two lovely paintings for beautifying the Library. We hope that Miss Sautelle will continue to be as charming as ever next year, and that she will always be happy and successful.

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Ori-sic GIRLS irffff h lfflfft ii Ze WoodWard's Ofiice Force MERE word.s could never fully describe our gratitude to those three young women who have assisted so many students in arranging schedules, giving advice and helping in innumerable other ways. , Miss Eunice Mitchell, Mrs. E.. Whitney Cnee Margaret Poppl, and Miss Frances Patterson have always commanded our sincere ad- miration and love. They are unselfish-willing to give time and a help- ing hand to any student who approaches them. Their friendly and cheerful natures have won them many friends, both among the faculty and the student body. A We hope that Woodward will always be blessed with such charm- ing office girls!