Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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DEDICATICN WHAT CAN Co ON WITHOUT HER? For every dramatization there must be posters, properties, for every dance, decorations, for every school activity, something. At Christmas time, the hall windows must be transformed into cathedral panes of jewel glass, there must be stars on the curving stairs, Christmas cards to accompany baskets of Christmas cheer, there must be cards for the Pullman windows when the team departs, Christmas wreaths dyed. When community leaders fete the conquering heroes of the gridiron, the banquet hall must be canopied in purple and gold. The cheer leaders, megaphones must be re-gilded. The new bleachers and grandstand must be gay for their dedication. The drummer craves a scenic drum head. Still another club asks advice on the design of the emblem that members will wear so proudly on their new jerseys. The Retina goes on saleg more posters! The editorial staff of the annual submits a word sketch of the yearbook theme, months of sketching, measuring, careful inkingl The senior banquet requires place cards, programs. And after all, there must be done the art work prescribed by the course, so that when May comes along, bringing with it parents, reception night, charcoal, pencil, pen, and water color sketches may line the walls of room 203B so effectively as to call forth the admiration of all visitors-as they invariably do. How the art department can find time for any projects of its own is a miracle, and how its lovely head can meet all requests with unvarying sweetness and compliance, rearranging her schedule to accommodate last minute demands, is a second miracle to match the first. So it is to Miss Flora Carpenter, that tall, lovely lady whose ex- quisite grace and breeding win all hearts, that we of the annual staff pay homage in this dedication.