Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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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

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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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HQKJIIPUQIGCH ,ma Goimo Way- A First Row-Haase. Vollmer, Steele, Whitmore. Sarra. Ballert, Wendt, Martin. Second RowfWissing. Brown, Michens. Challender, Hanneken, Miller, Selb. Nigh, Bruggeman, Keith. Rieman. Third Row!Siek, Hosler, Eiseman, Turner, Sutphen, Whitmore. Schwartz, Quay. Gaertner, Truman, Christie. 'Ghe Waite fBand N 1922 Mr. Guy V. Sutphen aided by a few courageous spirits organized the first Waite High Band. At that time the idea of high school bands in Toledo was yet in its infancy. To' day the popularity of these high school organizations has increased tremendously. They are recognized by all heads of education all over the country as a very important part of any school's curriculum. However, despite this sudden increase in the quality of bands, we are proud to be able to say that our Waite Band can compare with the best. They were present at every football game, regardless of wind. rain, or cold. At the Libbey game they wore for the first time their new uniforms, the generous gift of Mr. Page. Then just before Christmas vacation they serenaded teachers and pupils with de, lightful Christmas carols, putting us in the proper festive mood for the coming of St. Nick. Nor is that the last on their list of achievements. ln the early part of April they presented to a delighted house, which surpassed all previous attendance records, their annual Spring Concert, Here they proved their versatility by playing overtures, marches and popular num' bers with a consummate skill and finesse of touch that gave proof of what a high school band can accomplish. These achievements were made possible only by the skill, the untiring patience, and the direction of Mr. Guy V. Sutphen. At this time the organization wishes to extend to him its sincere thanks and good wishes. One lwundved twentyrthree