Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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The Saga Staff of 1952 sincerely dedicates this volume of the Saga to Mr. and Mrs. Crouse, teachers of Wood shop and mathematics respectively. They have served many long years at Woodward High School. Before ,gazing to Woodward High School, they also taught in other schools. For a while Mr. Crouse was our dean of freshmen boys. To have started hundreds of llloodward pupils, as freshmen, on the right path in their high school life, is an achievement upon which Mr. Crouse may look with pride. Both of these teachers are keenly interested in the affairs of the school. What better way is there to make public acknowledgment of their worth than to dedicate this volume of the Wloodward Saga to Mr. and Mrs. Crouse?