Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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-Q-. E IQQIHKIDEG amz GOIGD QXXNXQ- Siegel Sharpe Bruce Roper jackson Forum Ladies and Gentlemen: IGHIS is Station FfO-RfUfM broadcasting on a couple of bifcycles without any authority. And now our publicity agent will tell you why the Forum Literary Society will be the best club in the school next year. Friends and those who know me better: The younger generation of Waite High School as inspected and approved by the club are upeand-coming lads of whom big things are expected. Most of them have already proven their worth and ability as leaders in other affairs of the school, mainly in the junior HifY. They are real leaders and possess an abundance of initiative. Watch their smoke! Thank you. Now we shall hear the club reporter. Friends in Waite High: The club started the year by selecting its very distinctive distinctions-Caps and Jackets. They followed this up by losing the football game but what revenge they got during the basket' ball season! In the first part of the new year they inaugurated the social season with their annual Dance. This year it was the Bastille Ball, having as its theme the old Bastille prison of France. The music was capably furnished by Spratt's Orchestra. On March 23. 1929, the Peris and Forumites held a joint Couple Party at the Woman's Building. All who attended these two affairs enjoyed themselves immensely even though the club did not enjoy it Hnancially. We culminated the year's activities with a Spring initiation. We look back with pleasure at what we have done this year. And now, ladies and gentlemen, with this brief resume of the year 19289, we are signing off until the next issue of the Purple And Gold appears. Bardsley Trauger Wit tel Busick Siek Rouston Carnpey Monto Consaul Sheridan Speakman Guss One hundred three

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-Q,lE lplllif-RIQPIGG and GOED CSWNQQ- Steele President - - VicefPresident Secretary W Treasurer - Sergeantfatffrrms Censor - W Chaplain - - Skinner Davis Sander Forum Literary Society Monto LAURENCE STEELE HAROLD SKINNER BRUCE DAVIS STANLEY SANDER EDWIN MONTO CARLTON SIEGEL BURTON SHARPB Haley Durr Skeldon McCreery Cook Russ Berry Guss Sarra Bickford Jac kson Rae One hundred two

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-Q-JMS Mntraitvinre and Goran osixka- . - E l ., ..,., I . 5. -V: .1 at I Xl ' 'N . ' 5? ilfififi , A K 37:33 N' p , , f 1 .7125 ' 11I2faiii?:fi..:,:?'zrs:f.e ' Garbe Skilliter Dean Overmyer Willoh Q3er1clean Literary Society President -AMA--------- MILDRED GARBE Vice'President ---f--A---4 MELVA SKILLITBR Corresponding Secretary ---------- JESSIE DEAN Recording Secretary ----f---A- ELIZABETH QVERMYER Treasurer A-44-+ -------- R UTH WILLOH Reporter ---ffffeffA-e EVELYN AUBRY Chaplain ---------- - - - ALICE EGGLESTON SergeantfatfArms -Ae4A----- - KATHRYN CAVHS Censor ----------- W e - MARION KERN HE Periclean Literary Society has been outstanding in many social and intellectual activities under the guidance of its president, Mildred Garbe. The theme for its bi' monthly programs was 'LTravel. At every meeting the Peris visted a different country. At one of their Ineetings the Pericleans entertained the faculty and the Forum, Quill and Dagger, and Ze talethean societies by having Mr. Christen talk about Switzerland. During the Football season the Peris conducted a clever mass meeting called Football School Days. I sit i i R ..,.. Treter Steiert Lindner Bell Birch Stephenson Teegardin Guy Overmyer Scharer Hirth Marquardt Young Burwell One hundred four