Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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PURPLE AND GOLD-WAITE HIGH SCHOOL-NINETEEN NINETEEN ' Board of Education Judge Tyler .......................... . . . President Thomas H. DeVilbiss Charles Feilbach Robison Locke W. C. Carr Miss Lillian Donat ................................ Clerk Dr. William B. Guitteau. . . ..... Superintendent of Schools Edwin Gee. . .- ...... .... D irector of Schools I 8 J

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PURPLE AND GOLD-WAITE HIGH SCHOOL-NINETEEN NINETEEN WE offer this little tribute to our new principal in manifestation of the love of the student body for him. The faculty, too, claims a place in this love and Well it might. As there is such a feeling existing, it is eminently most fitting and proper that Mr. Pollock should be our principal. We are glad to know and feel that our every undertaking is met with his hearty approval and kindly interestg that the smile which brightened room 178 for so long, is now spreading warmth and glad- ness throughout the entire school. Who questions the fact but that under his able leadership the name of Waite High will be revered and respected as the first school of Toledo-what better man is to be found than he who is able to bring together a family and people, the faculty and pupils in a school, and make it just seem like one large happy family? That is what Mr. Pollock is doing and that is why we are so glad, and proud of him. We all agree that much can be accomplished in a school Where a fine school spirit prevails. What hopes, then, are ours for next year! For there is no school spirit without the support of a prin- cipal and what a support We have to rely upon. This is the sort of man that we' all love so well, and there is no one like him-ever smil- ing, ever willing and ever doing. l C 10Tlf