Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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'fneteen-Seventeen Purple and Gold-Waite H-ight School Old Central Last night I dreamed of a day gone by, When sadly I did roam To the very doors of Central Highg 'Twas a long, long way from home! Timid as ever a .freshman could be, I struggled against a fear That D's might dishonor my spotless name, And the school I held most dear. Since then three years have shadow'd my brow- Years, filled with joy and strifeg But the days I spent at Central were The happiest of my life! ' Gladys Fellabaum

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Nineteen-Seve-nteeu Purple and Gold-lVaite H igh School Waite The school that is richest in learning, The school that is fine and is great, Higher than all other high schools Is Waite. The school where the teachers are kindest, Patient with us early and late. Where the principal's the best inthe country ls Waite. The school that is iirst in athletics In all of the vast Buckeye state, Where they play a game fair, win or lose, Is Waite. Where the boys are honest and manly, And the girls are lovely and sweet, Where we all are happy together, ls Waite. . Charlotte Ann Crofts