Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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'Q Q .ea l -I '-S. AS WOODWARD'S GYPSY, TURNING HER CRYSTAL BALL, LOOKS AT THE FUTURE OF EACH SENIOR, SI-IE SEES MANY STRANGE BUT REALISTIC EVENTS AND DEEDS, SOME OF WHICH CAN SCARCELY BE EXPRESSED IN WORDS, BUT' ONLY FELT IN ONE'S HEART. TODAY MORE THAN EVER BEFORE, THE SENIOR REALIZES THAT IT IS HIS DUTY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE GREAT EFFORT THAT IS NOW BEING MADE TO PRE' SERVE DEMOCRACY AND THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIVING. THE DAYS AFTER GRADUATION WILL PROBABLY BE UNCERTAIN FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS. MANY OF THEM WILL CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION AND SOME WILL FULFILL THEIR LIFE TIME AMBITIONS TO ALL OUR SENIORS WE SAY FAREWELL AND THE BEST OF LUCK II IIIIIIIII I I QQ Q I V' Z 77 x .:,., xxx I , E K pyff If Wm 7. XI II WSI IIIIIIIIIIII

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