Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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and V i Eherle Burnworth Gable Baumker Heistand or the coasting party at Cttawa Park, january 5. The next month contained only the usual spreads and theater parties, until the Zets gave a tea for the faculty. This took place February 13, in the library, which was decorated in honor of Saint Valentine. Then, February 21, the Zet couple party was held at the AutofLite club. Need I add that every one enjoyed himself? The Zet dance committee now enters the limelight, working steadily until the climax of March 16, the presentation of the annual dance, the Deep Sea Drag. For this event, the gym was transformed into an ocean floor wonderland, with queer sea creatures, and brilliant ocean plants for decorations. Ray Humphreys and his Serenaders provided the music. Then, in the spring, the annual banquet, the last yearly event was held. Here We ate, and danced, and said goodbye, some of us to return again, next year, and some of us to leave as seniors, taking with us happy memories of a successful year as Zets, and friends. Wells Mayse Boyne Peters Melcher Border Hasselkus Duncan Stienmetz - Wilkinson Swartz Winzler One hundred one

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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

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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