Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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epalzfmeniegltea s VA , s, Mr. William Rohr Miss Edna, McLaughlin Mrs. Hazel McManamon Mr. E. R. Rike Social Problems English Mathematics University of Illinois University of Michigan University of Columbia Mr. Clyde Van Tassel Industrial Arts Commercial University of Toledo Ohio State University M Mr. Raymond Sheline Science University of Michigan Qffice Ciofzce rs. Opal Barley School Treasurer Mrs. Florence McFerren Book Clerk Miss Betty Perkins Attendance

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