Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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.affffo Jmitiaiuinfa and Goran ll , . a ' First Row-Naylor, Gable, Eggleston, Slater, Bainter. Garbe, Schnell. Lehmann. Second RowAMichael. Wine Wilkinson, Gaide, Keller, Siler. Marquardt, Aubry,Childers. Third Row-Lamoreaux,Hall,Conway, Heistand, Knauss, Robins, Burman. Birch. Lindner, Suhrweier. Fourth Row-Everett. Roper. Whitmarsh, Kagin. Monto Reeves, Felton. Fifth Row-Davis. Vanders, Biclcford. Reifert. Kohring, Wendt. Gardner. Steele. Student Qouncil President -4----------f CONDON BAINTBR VicefPresident ----------f- ALICE EGGLESTON Secretary ----4-------e4 MILDRED GARBE Treasurer ----------eAe THEODORE SLATER Sergeantfatffirms -----------e JACK HALEY HE Student Council, a vital part of all the modern high schools of today, has proven a big success at Waite this year. The council is composed of the Presidents of the off ganizations and representatives from each Home Room. Its purpose is to work for a better and bigger Waite. With the help of the faculty the council has conducted a campaign which bettered the conditions during the lunch period and at the Auditorium sessions. Nmetyfnme

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IQKJIJRJDJDQH and GUED Ciikkxg' Students Standard of Ideals Morrison R. Waite High School CHARACTER -I will strive to keep my character above reproach, untainted by forces from without or within. SCHCLARSHIPeI will take pride in keeping my standard of scholf arship high, that I may be ready to take advantage of every opportunity that arises. LCYALTY-I will uphold the time honored name of Morrison R. Waite High School by what I say and what I do. HONESTY-I will be honest and truthful. SELFCONTRCL-I will strive to dominate my own will, since selffcontrol is essential to leadership. CLEANLINESS-I will endeavor to keep my person, the school, and the campus neat and clean. COURTESY-I will see that my actions are courteous at all times. RESPCNSIBILITYel will be responsible for all my actions in or out of school and will do my part in bearing the burdens of the daily school curriculum. FELLCWSHIPfI will try to see only the best in my fellow classf mates, to value their friendship as I would have them value mine. SPCRTSMANSHIP-I will win and lose like a man and I will strive to give fair play the upper hand. Published through the courtesy of The Student Council. Nmetyeeiglzr

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-QJW-5 Miriaiawiue and Goran Hall Keller Butler Gaide Grow Zetalethean Literary Society President f ---efee--eee LAURENB HALL VicefPresiclent ffff--e----- ELIZABETH KELLER Secretary -ff-fff-f-ffff RUTH BUTLER Treasurer eef+----f---- MIRIAM GAIDE Sergeantfatffxrms ffffffff-+- KATHRYN GROW Reporter -------fff--- LOTUS EEERLE Chaplain ff-ffee-e-ee- ESTHER BLTRNWORTH HIS year the Zets have more than lived up to the expectations of the members. With the topic, Contemporary Writers as a subject for the school year's literary work, . ,fniteresting programs have been given by both the members and the faculty advisers. Qlibizng We football season, the Zets won the pennant for the best mass meeting, and at Vfthe close bithe first semester, they were rated first of the four literary societies in scholar' If ship. For the social activities, few Zets will forget the roast at Sunset Park, October 6, 'J M ff Y, , . , U fi H ra,' sl, gli.. X - A sp E in , , -0 - .. . -. ai X E , -a-. L . Q R t f 1 ,, , X ' . a- 'V 1 , '1a...s,-f' if n 3 'iii Q' , 1 X3 ' 'X , t 4 N X si if X at 2 if N XM A x V , . - l 4 4 In . l , K l Kroetz Rahrxtock Dahrne Claus Robins Wilson Moon Hood!! Moon Laughlin Knauss Quiggle J C, X One Hundred Ci