Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Purple and Gold Waite High School Nineteen-twenty-o Ile cAnnual CBoard EDITOR-IN-CHIEF GERALD PELTON BUSINESS MANAGER RALPH M. BARNES ASSOCIATE EDITOR LUTHER KILLIAN EDITORIAL DEPARTBIENT If Helen Reese ----4 Helen Herbert I , Literature- I t I Marian Bowland l Qrganizations- ..... Persis Border W Social Editor-- ..... Dolly Daring l Athletics ...... ..... H arry Cooper I l Girls Athletics-- ....... Jane Wiles I I Q Comics L.... ..... S tuart Campbell I Art ....... ..... R ay Herman E I Roy Herman V BUSINESS DEPARTMENT b I Secretary-treasurer ............. - ......... Maude Upton X Corresponding Secretary .......... .. ........ Ruth Zahrly I I Assistants to Business Manager: I Edgar Stoddard Theodore Vfoodruff N Warren Gressley James Wolfe ' Imogene St. Clair Ruth Shriver FACULTY ADVISORS Literary .... ................. M iss Mary Hutchison Art ....... ..... M iss Flora Carpenter Business--- ---- Mr. Merritt C. Nauts General ----- ------- M r. J. A. Pollock I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Q95

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Purple and Gold Waite High School Nineteen-twenty-one Board of Education MR. WILLIAM C. CARR, President CHARLES FEILBACH JUDGE JULIAN H. TYLER THOMAS DE VILBISS DANIEL H. JAMES MISS LILLIAN DONAT, Clerk DR. WILLIAM B. GUITTEAU, Superintendent of Schools I EDWIN M. GEE, Dirfffnr of Schools I C81

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Purple and Gold Waite High School Nineteen-twenty-one To 5141 CPoll0ck Smile, and the world smiles with you, Growl, and you growlalonef' This might be the creed of our principal-to smile, and make the world a better, a happier place in which to live. We do not think of Mr. Pollock as the principal of Waite Highg we do not think of him as an autocrat to be approached on bended knee-we cannot think of him as that-but always do we regard him as the man, who, by his cheery, hearty greeting and optimistic advise, chases away the engulfing gloom and makes us see a brighter lining to the dark cloud. Mr. Pollock has absolute faith in Waite. He is ever ready to extend a help- ing hand to the pupils under him.He has kept thruout his position as principal, a personal touch-a fatherly touch with all the students. And with the intimate facts that he has gathered in the many heart-to-heart talks that he has had with his pupils, he knows that he can place explicit trust in them. And in this he is not mistaken. By his ready smile, his cheerful, uplifting conversations with his students, he has endeared himself in their hearts. VVaite would not be Waite without Mr. Pollock. By his sincere regard and love for his pupils, he has made school life a time of real enjoyment. The drudgery has been taken away. A And so, we cannot think of Waite or any of its many organizations and in- terests without thinking of Mr. Pollock, who, by his readiness to give to us all that he has, makes our school life one that in later years will bring back to us many sweet and happy memories. C101