Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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, 3-.ut 13,4 tx-N .3 ,mm c A g ,t,-A, H .M A, mr. K.-N Q ,H tg.. R. X 51524 A ,-if-fgiifgef-is ,I ., 5-- 1 'f'. tu 13 Qtjhzf'-TN J 'K 7y1,.'ka-' ' ,f ' Mg :- ..,.i:f.-tf3,,,. E,LQALf,... ...J-SJLN3 L.. aEz'!x.9.12. a..H.':jJA25,3 .'I..CiU.k,f.1 - , ,, .,-,af f YACHTING MINIATURE Boat Sailing and Racing is a sport which is coming into wide popularity. It is a sport for men as Well as boys. These little boats, when skilfully handled, give the same thrills as the big boats. There are Model Yacht Clubs in most of the cities, and under the auspices of the National Model Yacht Racing Association, inter-club racing is ever increasing. Toledo has a growing Model Yacht Club, a large number of whose members and active participants are Waite students, organized into the Waite chapter of the club. .Besides its own club races, an annual race is scheduled with the Detroit Club, and a handsome trophy has been given for the Toledo High School that can Win it two years. The yachts shown below are a part of the Waite fleet, produced in the Department of Industrial Arts. The design is by A. M. Youngquist, the final drawing being made by students in the mechanical drawing class. These boats are 52 inches long and 80 inches from top of mast to bottom of keel. The hulls were made in the wood shops. ,-..,,ivf.a... ,A . .... -, 1. f '- H .i ,1 'ri sz 'N .nk ,H+ r .rf V ny. one hundred forty-nina