Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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V l . We , J if' is- A I, I ' any CN .otzewolzc N THIS, THE 1939 SAGA-TATTLER, we have attempted to carry through one theme---the comparison of Woodward to a polar bear. We have tried to present this idea by both artistic and literary means. The faculty we have likened to the legs of the bearg the seniors, to its headg and the underclassmen, to the body. We have shown similarities between the sports program and the bear's muscles. Clubs have been compared to its nervous system and homerooms to its intelligence. Likenesses are also pointed out between the Tattler and Saga staffs and the five senses of the bear. That you will enjoy this yearbook, which is the result of a year's effort, is our only hope.

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F' ,xo iii ' I 1 ,. uf. ll ' ' 'If O MISS AMIE MILLER, in recognition of her splendid record of eighteen years of fine teaching and service to Woodward and its students, we dedicate the 1939 edition of the Woodward Saga-Tattler. Since 1921 Miss Miller has been a member of the Woodward faculty. Always during that time she has been skillful in her teaching, gracious in her manner, and well-loved by the student body. Her fine work as class dean ought also to be mentioned. She has been adviser of the junior and senior girls since the new building opened, and at Woodward Technical she was dean of sophomore girls for many years. Miss Miller has always been efficient, patient, loyal, dependable, and charming. Because of her service, character, and popularity, we dedicate the Saga to Miss Amie Miller. f M