Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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lzgxvlxkpurple and goldmvf:.w'z-.Q wwf Wonderland ne of the busiest and most important people in the Adventures of Alice, you will recall, was the White Rabbit. -He proved to be a real friend, too, with his dignity and ins- spite of all he had to do. At Waite, a very important and busy lady is Miss Goodall, our Assistant Principal. She has a lovely dignity of her ovvn, and is a valued friend to all who come to know her. Her work with the Student Council this year proves how well she understands young people. If all assistant principals are like Miss Goodall, we are more than glad that this office has been introduced into Waite! Sixteen