Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Barbara Craig Gay Ann Craig Sheron Crandall Donna Criss A friend, a cheerful heart, Dancing-the poetry of the We may with advantage at Every rose has a thorn. and a conscience clear foot. times forget what we know. makes the best companion. Dorothy Darowski Books cannot always please, however good, Minds are not ever craving for their toad. Phyllis Currie Pat Day Bill Davis Ronald Deal Truth crushed to earth shall Gentle in manner, strong in I feel within me a still and rise again. performance. quiet conscience. Nothing is more simple than greatness, Indeed, to be simple is to be great. - Kathleen Demerdiian Count that day lost whose low descending sun Views from they hand no deed done.

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its .,., Y. Helen Corros Joanne Chorney Dave Chester John Clark Hitch your wagon to a star. Good company in a journey That right was right and He is sitting on top of the makes the way seem shorter. there he would abide. world. Albertino Clawson Action is the proper fruit ot knowledge. Lucille Clayton A smile for all she meets. Shirley Clymer Jim Coker Art Cook LaDonna Cousino Happiness depends less on An honest man is a gentle- So much one little man can Politeness is to do and soy exterior things than most mon by nature. the kindest thing in the suppose. kindest way. wt 'fe o ur ff ..., ,, ,ii ,, , .E J

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Terry DeVaughn - Louise Diersch Shirley Doncoues Robert Drusl' He has won the experience Defer not till tomorrow to Always willing to be a I feel that I am happier which is deem'd so weighty. be wise, friend. than I know. Tomorrow's sun to thee may never rise. Maija Erdmanis Personal beauty is a greater recommendation Than any letter of introduc- tion. Eugene Dutridge He knows and loves the good. Anna Sue Fannin Karl Farkas Sue Fitch Pat Falczynski Just let me be a friend to Few attain the praise of Humility, that low, sweet Charming, sweet, and lots all. their great sires. root from which all heaven- of fun. ly virtues shoot.