Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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f WW IIH I Ill IIIIIIIII flll X I 22 Ei li Q UR FACULTY, as captains, steer us from the time we enter as freshmen to the time -.le leave seniors. They bring out and cultivate our good points and watch us grow and become fine citizens They instill in our hearts the meaning of patriotism, not as a lot of words, but as a freely expressed emotion of love for our country. We are indeed grateful to these, our everlasting and untiring friends, who through joy and sorrow have remained with us to help and advise.

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3'6- ' sf if Z2 ly . . 19' 6- .... S3 ,Ig K . v. ns e-,Q M -.Iif,faa3,'f'i i QR .k-,- Jtqglgk,-I ' I , A . f ,kj If W 23 -. 2 , - A . .13 t L-QQQIQ an 55 fetfx R ngtwii f X ....a.,, c::r G-:tif ip t wi gg T1-ear Sm niors-and llopefuls: Presenting -yes. y:.a've guessed it-the most handsome staff in the city, or even the country. We'ye worked diligently tor you, preparing an annual of which you may well be proud. Now, after a whole year with little or no recognition, we shall step forth in all our glory! As assistant editor we have Royal Kerr, a good worker and very intelligent: art editor, Ethel Johnson, always obliging and eln'erl'ul: senior editors. Lois Roth and Jack Henzler, never too busy to help. Our business branch has been administered very eapably by Violet Lutite and Mary Jane Zaidel. Next, we have had a staff photographer, Edwin Vin- 1'0llI he also handled the boys' sport section. Ruth Morman battered out our letters on our delapidated typewriter. As junior editor, the only junior on the staff, we have had one grand girl, Lois Schoonmaker. Last, but definitely not least. comes llotty, Dorothy Vlouse. She has managed our club and class section: to her goes a lot of praise for constantly try- ing lo keep our gang in good humor. We have been '.'.'ell advised by Mr. Sheline. our Ja i Ja, lVlr. Montgomery. our Jrint sho 1 ex iert, Mr. Thom ison, . . , . , . . . . I , with his camera. and Miss ludlth Murphy. our capable English adviser. To them we say a hearty Merci tres beaucoupf We must not forget Robert Slater who has also worked for us in the print shop. To him we say a very big thank you. And noyv that I have finished com mlimentin f ever body, l'd like to tell you about some of the fun we've had. For . . L , 1 1 every members lnrthday. We had a little party. Babe' Roth may well remember her spanking and Violet and Mary Jane. their treasure hunt : everyone will surely remember decorating Sadie's house at her Christmas party. During the winter we had a time sledding party-ask Mr. Sheline about getting his face washed. Now the year is almost over. but we plan to have another party and just before graduation, a banquet. In our treasure chests are Stored lots and lots ot' happy memories. t ln closing. l'd like to thank everyone who had a part in the success of this book. I sincerely hope the 1942 Saga will be enjoy' d by f'X't'l'fy'0llt', for l have earnestly tried to do my best. As ever. Sadie Douglas, Editor-in-Chief

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ll ,S nnnuianulu 1' - Ollil llllll' X5 X . Pls K . l URING the last three or four years, the preservation of our democratic way of life has become increasingly important. The members of the class now graduating have learned through their daily lessons the advantages of democracy and of the tremendous sacrifices our people have made and still must make to maintain it. It is fitting, therefore, that this volume of the Saga should be dedicated to the young men and women of Woodward who are actively engaged in our country's defense. As you boys and girls of the class of 1942 join the distinguished line of Woodward graduates of other years, our best wishes for a happy and prosperous future in a world safe from tyranny and oppression go with you. 0,9466 A cJQcfn1L'nL7stfzaiZon if' N , I. Nl. M'1' XIIFS KXIHZ NIll,l.l-.li ' Ylaslvrlirilul In-mln Hu- hull 'K-4 gill'-4 rlnum ' n.-...lv fm ...'n...., ml.-f ...Ui 1.11 xx.- llimk s1..- .- '-in-.- XIHS. OPAL lMlil,l-IY Xl N lllllt llIiIlNlxlf.lillLl-P S 4- rvnys amgilvr urounx xuss rznmmrp xnxx -usxi n....kk.-.-,..-f lllvrv 4 no gnl f.invr K1-4-ps an margin for 1-lror HKS. Fl.URl'1YClf lNlm'l EKlll'IN Mn-mlunre -x wwf .1.-:uw l..vs..g Keeps the kids from fleeing