Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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PURPLE AND GOLD MR. POLLO-CK The friend of young people. That is one way to describe Nlr. Pollock. The kindly adviser of youth. That is another way to speak of him. The pilot at the helm, the engineer at the throttle, has not more responsibility for those who are entrusted to his care than has Mr. Pollock for our well-being. He an- ticipates our needs, grants our requests when he can, and quietly, with sympathetic'understandingyworks fornour goodf' H . slr . ismsmarav - mneicen

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PURPLE AND GOLD R 1 W x F i MR. CHARLES S. MEEK Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION VVILLIAM E. WRIGHT, President JULIAN H. TYLER THOMAS A. DEVILBISS JOHN D. ROBIXSON T GUSTAVUS LJHLXNGER Miss FOSTER, Clerk , n ue'm9.,2, i.E'bw5-an n 'gh teen i

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iweniy Q-'PURPLE AND GOLD l J M155 Mgclufg Mis.: Beier Mus Wemp THE OFFICE FORCE Are my credits 0. K! I hope somebody found any fountain pen. How much money do we have in our class treasury? 5y:57 HE ANSWERS of these and many other questions are to be obtained ll!-gy from the verv obliging ladies in the oftice. bliss VVemp, Miss iff 2? McClure and Miss Beier preside over this small realm with perfect .V 1 J gx'.!'?l ' ,Jiri FL l ' golf ' . . ' I-fyj il -AC ' on -Si i lmal-'54 interest and attention. Xtiflifgj composure givmb to each teacher, student, or visitpr their undivided Whether or not uthe force ever grows weary of continually setting erring students right, and looking after innumerable needs of all sorts, will never be known, for our office friends are much too polite' to talk about us. They are long-suffering because they have understanding sympathy, and be- cause they want very much to help us to a comfortable daily life here at school. To them we are grateful for their gracious manner and their wisdom in dealing with us. 4l6'?gEfg 'EU