Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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FCDREWCDQD We, the Saga-Tattler staff of 1936, take great pleasure in presenting this volume to the readers. il This book is the su- preme materialization of all our efforts. We do not claim that we have prepared a faultless book, neither do we Wish to present apologies for the edition. We say simply that it contains the best of our efforts. 'li As this book is a senior memorial, it is only flt- ting and proper that the seniors occupy a prominent place within its covers. If just one senior will take this book in some future year and use it to recall his glamorous and carefree school life, We will feel abundantly repaid for our efforts. Tl We Wish to thank all of those on whom We imposed so much for guidance and help.

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Just a leetle off ze left ear, perhaps---yes? No?', Scene from Three Cornered Moon, Senior Class Play for 1936, staged and produced by the Play Shop, senior dramatic club.

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Q6 Leaflet! V r ' l if CAMS C llfrqlue CNJO OUR principal and guiding star, Charles C. LaRue, we dedicate this Saga, the efforts of the class of '36. Throughout our four years of high school life he has acted as a friend and counsellor, ready to give advice to any member of the student body. His advice is based on true rea- soning and impartial judgement. When we of the senior class were just beginners in second- ary education, we looked to this benevolent person as the prin- cipal---perhaps a little remote from the actual student activitiesg but as time went on, we found in him the true qualities of a sincere adviser. First impressions gave way to lasting onesg and now, as we are ready to leave Woodward, We carry with us pleasant mem- ories of our associations with our genial principal. As we think of all the merits which our principal has shown during our high school life, we feel more than justified in dedicating our year book to him. 'rm l