Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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-Qyfffb TQDKJIIPUQVIGCEX and GUIDED X V ' X 1 r Q NJ :V X 5 :J a X li Q N A 52 A 1 3 4 ' s S: v N fi A 0' 4, l I -1k f3gE3,:5',2fEi X . 5 s Q? Aubry Eggleston Caves Kern Knisely In a social way the Peris were always on the alert. The first event was the roast which was held at Caple's Cabin. At the monthly spreads and theatre parties every girl became more and more ac' quainted with the society and its members. V The girls received their distinctive rings at the Christmas spread which was held at Ruth Krieger's home. The Peris celebrated WHShi11gfODqS birthday by having a George Washiiigtoli Bridge Tea at the Commodore Perry Hotel. This affair, under the supervision of Elaine Knisely, was a huge success. Then came the most important activity ofthe Periclean year. The annual dance under the name of Peri Cruise was held in the Waite Gym on the evening of April 6. Evelyn Aubry was chairman of the affair. Kathryn Caves was chairman of the annual Peri couple party which was held on April tvventyfseventh. Next, the Peris entertained the Scott and Libbey societies, sponsoring a Chinese Tea. Later came the annual banquet where all the Pericleans of the city assembled for an allfaround good time. Then. at last, came a time when every senior's heart was saddened at the thought of the necessity of leaving her beloved society. So, at last this very successful Peri season was brought to a close at the farewell spread in the home of Mariaii Kern. i. -sg, 5..p:fs- ..,.. is -. - A U 5 ' ' ' V A H N -0 - . - 5 V 4 i 5' 4 2 ' ' i ,fi ,gsfif 5521 5 X 1 ', - J xvf Q H ' Althaus Tomkins Albrecht Schneider Gerh ng Eggert Sterling Laufketter Flynn Potter Kasdorf MacDonald Vogeli Glenn One hundred fire J- ll K+

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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

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Miss MABEL WEMP Seven MISS MILDRED BEIER Miss DOLLY DARING