Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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-QLMQ 31?otII1IIiQ1ItIreI and Goinio tasks. EditorfinfGhief A A Associate Editor A Literature A A A Book Reviews A A Poetry ---A Greater Waite A Art and Drarnatics A Senior WriteAUps A Otlice Boy A A A Gossip A A Exchange A A A Organizations A A Alumni A A A Faculty A A Athletics A A A Humor A A A Publicity A A A Business Staff A A Typists A A A Secretary and Treasurer- A A General Adviser A A Literary Adviser A Art Adviser A A Financial Adviser A One hundred rwentyeone FITS! Row-Wilkinson, Gaide, Keller, Heistand, Tansel, Naylor, Aubry. Second Row-Eberle, Palmer McElroy, Gatzke, Lindner, Marquardt, Eggleston, Henzler. Thrrd Row-Childers, Marlowe, Davis, Steele, Roper, Hanneken, Menne, Owen. Retina Sta if A A A PAULINE HEISTAND A A SARAH TANSEL A A A A Lorus EEERLE HELEN HANNEKEN A A A A ESTHER MENNE ANITA CHILDERS L.-XWRENCE STEELE, LOUISE LINDNER A A A A ALICE EGGLESTON TIAIELoA GATZIQE, SIDONA MCELROH' VIRGINIA WILKINSON, ELzA HENZLER A A A A A ARLEEN OWEN A JANE MARQUARDT A A A A A LOUISE PFAFF 'THOMAS ROPER, RUTH NAYLOR ELIZABETH KELLER, GLENN MARTIN EVELYN AUBRY, CARLTON SIEGEL A A A A VIRGINIA PALMER JACK HALEX', JULIUS MESTELLER HARRIET BROWN, HELEN MATHEFF, HELEN BUSDICRER A A A A MIRIAM GAIDE A A A A A MR. POLLOCK A A A MRS. STEINHAUBR A A A A Mrss KERSI-INER AAAAAAAAAAA-MR.NAuTs

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-Qc, E ll?CGIIGiIlPlUG and GCOJIGIUJ GWKKQ- 'Ghe Making of An .Annual NE of the most interesting things in a school is its Publications. If good annuals are to be had much hard work is involved and cofoperation of the whole school is needed. At the opening of the school year the students are given an opportunity to show their interest when a call is given for those who would like to work on the staff. Maiiy more students apply than can be used, but each person is given careful consideration and the best workers given the various jobs. After the staff is chosen work begins. The first job is that of choosing a theme. In order to have unity in a book some definite plan must be followed. This year for the irst time a committee of seniors, Bruce Davis, Elaine Knisely, Ruth Naylor, Lawrence Steele, Lotus Eberle. and Alice Eggleston held several meetings and decided on a modernistic number. Then came photographing the senior class. Seeing that three hundred people have their pictures taken is no small job and takes much time and patience. A contract is made with a good photographer who takes all of the pictures Besides pictures of the senior class there are group pictures of the organizations, the junior class and basketball and football squads to be taken. The photographer supplies the staif with a glossy of each person. These are cut to a uniform size and mounted on a large sheet of gray mounting paper. These panels are then sent to the engraver who by taking a picture of it reduces it to the size which appears in the book. A copper halfftone is made which is sent to the printer and a proof is sent to the staff. One of the most interesting things about an annual is the dummy This serves as al guide to the printer. It consists of pages numbered as they will appear in the finished book. On each page is pasted the printed matter and the proof of the cuts to appear on that page. Listing the freshmen and sophomores, although they don't have pictures, is a big job. To copy the names from the ink schedules takes a lot of time. An annual without any literary work would not be interesting. The wonderful poems and writefups in this annual are from the pen of Lotus Eberle. In order to carry out a theme successfully good division pages are necessary. The modernistic designs of this year were drawn by Lawrence Steele. The beauty of an annual depends on the art work and the Annual Board thanks the art classes for their kind cofoperaf tion in the art department. The cover of an annual should carry out the theme also. Wheii we decided on a mode ernistic theme we sent to the D. J. Molloy Co., in Chicago, stating what we wished to have and they sent us several cover designs. The committee decided on the kind they wished and this was sent again to the company. The artist there drew a cover design in color, which was sent to us for final approval. For the scenic section, the pictures in the opening section, the Annual Board is inf debted to Mr. C. L. Preston, a prominent Toledo commercial artist. We wish to thank Mr. Preston for his kind interest in our work. Each day's doings are recorded in the calendar which is really a school diary. Along with this goes the snapfshots where we can see ourselves as others see us. All in all, the making of an Annual is a big job which takes much interest, work and cofoperation. RUTH A. NAYLOR. One hundred tuxenty

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1137KI0Hi1l4PlIrG ami GCOJIUIDJ Gghsp First Row-Sniiiler. MilleffAlhTZht. Knauss. Naylor, Hanneken, Henzler. Friend. Setond Row Lamogeaux. Lehmann. Seiler, Eb e, Keller, Gaide, Marquardt, Lindner. Third Row-Davis, Wiles Lusher Pierce, Menne. Robins, Butler. F01LTfl'1 Row-Alexander, Whitmarsh, Hartwig, Sander, Gladieux Webber -fx Reeves. Fifth Row-Sander. Monto. Bickford, Roper, Guss, Scott. 101 105 108 110 112 115 116 116 116 116 117 120 120a 122 123 124 127 129 131 133 201 203 Home Room Representatives N THE Home Room Representatives rest the important job of collecting sub scriptions for the Retina and Purple and Gold. The Annual Board and Retina staff wish to thank this group of willing workers for their cofoperation which makes publications possible, Bernard Brown Herman Hartwig Virginia Lusher Shirley Snyder Edwin Monto Margaret Kostafl: Ralph Whitmarsh Esther Menne Thomas Roper Marshall Gladieux Eleanor Cole janice Ketcham Dorothy Clifton Edith Ein Victoria Toteff Helen Busdicker Elza Henzler Evelyn Hague Frieda Lehman Ned Schwimmer -lane Marquardt Blanche Hood 203b 206 207 208 209 211 213 214 214 214 215 216 21S 21Sa 220 222 227 229 231 233 235 235a Marguerite Treter Catherine Pearce Helen Seiler Stanley Sander june Conway Lewis Ansara Harold Alexander Alice Mundwiler Louise Lindner Thomas Reeves Marjorie Albrecht Robert Young Marion McG1ven Maryellen Bainter Eugene Berry Madeline Knauss John Guss Lucille Martin Maxine Lamoreaux jack Haley Gail Haase, Don Larson Lizbeth Keller 237 Alfred Herringhouser 303 Marie Scott 305 Kathryn Miller 306 james Crooks 307 Alice Dundan 308 Ada Scheub 55, ,- 308a Luella Cover LV Ly 'L '2 3'- ut.: 309 Norris Eggert 310 Margaret Plassendale 310 Helen Hanneken 310 Robert McCeorge 312 Laura Robins 314 Ruth Wache 315 Kenneth LeRoy 317 Ruth Naylor 323 Lotus Eberle 325 Avanell Friend 327 Ruth Butler 329 John Scott 333 Helen Kemp 335 Charles Sandrak 403 Helen Kroetz One hundred twenty two