Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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James Grycza Jerry Grzybowski Martha Hafner Lee Hall Though he was tough, ne A destined Dick Contino Always let your conscience Born an actor. was gentle. guide you. Kathleen Hankforth Rejoice in what you haveg Do not grieve for what you have not. Jim Helminski The mildest manners Dan Harrison His smile enlightens us. Barbara Henline Ernie Heringhausen Carol Hessling with A small the bravest mind. of charm. Sing, for l know you sing Laughter rings wherever she well. goes.

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Q Joyce Foreman Jim Frankowski Better trust all, and be de- A sportsmen if there ever ceived was one. Than doubt one heart, that it believed Had blessed one's life with true believing. Donna Gorne Be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love, work, play, and look up at the stars. 2 Sharon Gosik Let me but do my work from day to day, In field or forest, at the desk or loom. Melva Gossett Happiness grows at our own firesrdes. Barbara Frantz Tom Gardner Little deeds of kindness, He'll never wear out that Help to make the earth everlasting flint. hoppv- Bill Gerlach Go on my friend and fear nothing. Joe Greenwalt Joy raises in him like summer's morn. Paul Gretzinger He has magic in his hands

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James Hickey Edna Holly Donna Hudnoll Tom Jagielski A good man always shines. Quiet, but always willing to When love and skill work A musician through and do her share. together, through. Joan Jankowski If you are to rule the world quietly, You must keep it amused. Rosemary Jenkins Dark hair and dark eyes Joanne Joys The mould of a man's for- tune is in his own hands. Expect a masterpiece. Marcie Janiszewski There is always a good time when she is around. Ronald Kaminski Ease, with dignity l Clementine Kaszubiak She endeavors to please.