Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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L.f MR. J. A. POLLOCK Mr. Pollock centers his efforts on what he deems his main task-the welfare of Waite. He sees life sanely, and cares for the great common values. t He is human, and friendly, and interesting, and stimuf Iatingiand there you are! 1 5132 19 iif' 1 X ' 7 1 A . , f'E vf'fE i K ., ., ,...,, ,,,, A W... -.. - sp .,.., Mg- 4 :r 1-24533 E F ir , T, iii, -wi , 'Z ' -f i X icq '1 -' 1 -' N r 1 I' 9

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A ' V1.1 l 1 'ff ,ii ,qt V Q-- ,Flin it ,A kamaasmw 'Ghe Office Force Announcements, grades, even lost articles-who knows all about them? The office force! To Miss Wickenden, Miss Howe, and Miss Wemp we owe the solution of many a knotty problem. They listen to our troubles, and, better still, they find a way out. They know when we need a building permit, and when we only think we dog when we've really lost our locker key, and when we've absentmindedly mislaid it. They fore' see situations with a sureness that is alarming. In fact, when we come to think of it, what don't they know! We are grateful to them for their assistance, and we want to pass the good word along-make friends with the office force! 20 x V1, 5,1554 1 l Q ' lr , E? gl fi l . ..,.4f5?x . . . ! I 4 TY ...., . ..,. , .,., W - --5 lynswfswi T T 'il l 'HWY ' ,Cf i ' Q S fix W sig E is , 1 X., gk 3 3 wk UZ: H ' -.,2.f.r,: ,,,: 1. -