Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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-Q-JXWB HPKJIIIRIQPJIECH and GUIDED? Cixisdo- 'Ghe T5ower 711 MAGNIFICENT school in a magnificent setting, a stranger remarked as he looked at Waite the other day. The towers are what impress me, observed another. Although the towers are not a new sight to us, we ref spond anew, each time we see them, to their beauty. In the early morning when the sun rises and lights all the sky beyond the school, the towers stand out like dark majestic shadows against the silver and rose. This illustration of the central tower shows its symmetf rical beauty. The towers lend to the school dignity and distinction.

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and 'Ghe Auditorium YYY HETHER only the girls or only the boys or half the school or all the school is here the auditorium always seems brimffullg full of students, of enthuf siasm, of good will and interest. The bells that summon students to the auditorium are the most welcome bells of the Week. It seems no wonder that the bells bring this eager ref sponse when We remember the programs We have had this year, stimulating talks, music from glee club and band and orchestra, a style talk, rousing pep meetings. With its creamy Walls, its rich paneling, its harmonious proportions, it is one of the beautiful and wellfloved spots of the school.