Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Foreword Shakespeare said it beautifullyg All the wor1d's a stage And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts. For the Seniors the curtain has descended on the drama of high school years. The actors will assume new roles, each actor looking forward to the excitement of the 'new act in the drama of life. The Seniors will make their exits from fun-filled, exciting, and busy high school days and their entrances into the challenging and rewarding roles of adult responsibility. Though the plot is new, all will play the parts with enthusiasm. The underclassmen have the opportunity of stepping into starring roles. They may assume roles demanding leadership, scholarship, service to the school or the development of greater character. The casting is not done by a director, each player chooses the role he assumes. Hopefully, each one plays his part to the best of his ability so that when he completes this act of the drama titled 'High School Life, he leaves the stage sensing the applause of the audience. The retiring stars, the Seniors, take memories of missed cues, smashing success, diificult roles, and rewarding performances. We have tried to give substance to these fond memories in this, our souvenir program. In this 1964 SAGA we have put the spotlight on you. In it we have recaptured the highlights of the year, hoping you will remember them. And now . . . .Let the show begin!

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