Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Gur Buddy l O NAME is necessary under the above photograph. All of us know and love Mr. Conser, the benevolent father, adviser and friend. of every Junior and Senior. Although over-burdened with responsibili- ties he is always ready and willing to accept a few more just for our sake. F ew of us appreciate Mr. Conser and his efforts. Fewer of us under- stand his many difficulties. The Juniors are very fortunate in that they have another year in which to honor, obey, and. respect this prince of a man. To dear old Mr. Conser, the class of '27 must say good-bye, but we take this little space to assure him that we are grateful and that We shall never forget our grand adviser and best friend.