Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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lt, , .5 , N U lllm sl tal l X . M l iw l r U nr 01 it will 'll fb ,lf ll' it ll l l as s , ffl ll ln this 1960 Saga, we have tried to create the illusion of a beginning and'an ending. As your high school career began, you possessed the feeling of uncertainty but acquired the desire to achieve greatness. During the following year, you strived to obtain your goals. When Woodward's doors opened, once more, last fall, you carried the responsibility of upper classmen. Now, as you end your high school career, you forge ahead to the many new beginnings which life has to offer. Out of the scabbard of the night, By Cod's hand drawn, Flashes his shining sword of light, And Io,-the dawn .' Frank D. Sherman DAWN gil Q Q .-,-,--4- - ff-f 2 xx s X -X c' T. .,,.,f x 3? hi X 1 Q2

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7az'5e af7?60,,, . . . the ,60 Saga Staff dedicatw this book. ln the fall of 1956, the class of '60-651 strong- burst into Woodward's halls. Now, as Seniors, this class can look back on their many accomplishments with great satis- faction. They were the first to have standardized class rings, they had a Merit Scholarship finalist, and they contributed to the winning of the City Championship in basketball and second place in football. ln a few days, this class of 1960 will achieve another first-they will be the first class in the city to ever graduate from the Peristyle of the Toledo Museum of Art.