Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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D' r-if-f.. ! t3:.....faLf:a f f?,.1g 1 ww e, The Friendly Bell ll- FOR four years a stern though friendly bell has summoned us to the routine of classes. It has called us, joyous and happy, to 'cpepu meetings, or sent us away thoughtful and hopeful from an inspiring speaker. For four years this friendly bell has been the guidepost in the world that is W00dwa1fd. Today a new world calls to us. And although this world suggests unlimited possibilities of wealth and worldly success, our thoughts are not of it, but of the world we leave behind. We can well remember the eagerness with which we looked for- ward to graduation. Then the day of days seemed ages removed from our grasp. We were little concerned with the almost indelible stamping process which was our daily high school routine. Now, standing upon the threshold of a new life, we are brought face to face with the seriousness of leaving a force which has become a vital part of us. Tomorrow we shall not hear the friendly bell. Another bell, the bell of the world, will sound its stern summons. But we who are leaving will listen closely for the sound of the friendly bell, and those of us who have been true sons and daughters of Woodward will hear it. FRANK L. BRUNTON i221

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X Senior Class Officers 'ir' WILLIAM O,ROURKE President VVILLIAM SHEON LILLIAN LENAVITT Vice-President Secretary RUTH PFUND ESTHER MILLER Treasurer Reporter I-231