Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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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!

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.5 .. L . Inf, ' 1 Y .. . - 'N . ..f. - 7. X '- -' - We XX E .5 . , A l '1.' f fy .N . , 'V f -, , ' .5 i I ' if in , 3x .. -NL - if Q u ff 3 X Al I , 0 X 1' ' X XS FW 5 CU' aa? es fp I aj K IIE 454' 4 X05 Aff Sa F4 ffm F '.W:c K To the Class of 1927 I-IIS issue of the Techennial is intended to stand as a memorial to those who served. in the World War, particularly those who gave themselves in the military service. This is most praiseworthy. I trust every member of this class will always stand ready to serve the country in every possible way and at all times. I pray that all of you will always be clean aggressive and fearless in the patriotic performance of your duties as citizens of this great country. I pray that you will never heed but will actively resist the efforts of those who either through maudlin sentimentality or for more sinister reasons labor to warp your ideas of what is due from you to your country. This Nation has survived heavy trials in the past and has gone through troublous seasons, but only because of its loyal citizens, both men and women who steeled themselves to the task of serving their country first and themselves last. What they have so nobly built and preserved others ignobly seek to dismantle and destroy. -Before God may you dedicate all the keenness of your mind, all the skill of. your body all the nobleness of your nature to the preservation and perfection of this country that so richly endows you and so strongly protects you CHAS. K. CHAPMAN. , - M9 kat r .... N 5 . .a Q Vusl K, fa . - 4 , is rf ' - 03 V' ??Zfs l.'. i' f 'Vffi ,.,. A :E ffl Ex A 3 gf: 55 5 'awry G? ,, U Y is 3 Y' My fu' . iii E 1 ' E 'j L, t V. .,,. i ts - 't i f ii . l'i 1 e ren -5 r ' it? ' -,v.,v.., . .'.! ' ' Q ,4't 1391, ' ' . . Siiffll . . .i ,Ju 5. ts? fi ?2? id 43 ' 51? L ' QM' ..'.- T V , f,h: g I , - lg J! - g J ' Hg f . G! P tey