Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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.efyfo lllldllfil-RIQPIGQEK ma Gonna omrma. 'Ghe Refectory 111 HAT memories come to Waite students as they think of the refectory! First come memories of its immense Windows, its pointed arches, its hanging lamps, its polished tables, its spaciousness. Then comes the memory of its cheery, gossipy, comfortable atmosphere which makes it a pleasant meetingfplace after the busy morning hours. The lasting friendships formed about ref fectory tables will always be a pleasant reminder of the days at Waite.

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- HPCIIRDIGG and CGOIUIID - 'Ghe Stair ff! S THE student strolls down the second floor corf ridor in the early morning he comes from the dimf ness of the hall into the brightness of the windows and the stairs. Here at the end of the hall are tall majestic columns joined by gently pointed arches. Looking over the rail he sees the huge stair space extending from the first floor to the roof. A realization of the great size of the building comes to him. In a halffhour the iirst bell ringsg the steps are swarming with shifting files of studentsg and the school seems none too large to hold the hundreds of boys and girls who claim Waite as their Alma Mater. Eighre