Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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'Z3'2 ..32purple and Qoldx'f..?'z-.w Miss WEMP Miss BEIER Miss DAR1Nc Oilice Force As you remember, Wonderland really had four rulers. The King of Hearts was the supreme ruler, aided by the White Queen, the Red Queen, and the Duchess. When something important happened the King would request one of them to make a note of it. Qther times he would say You take charge of her , to one of his aides. Our Wonderland is supervised by Mr. Conserg but a great deal of Waite's business is taken care of by three energetic and capable ladies: namely, Miss Wemp, Miss Beier, and Miss Daring. To keep records and files straight, schedules in order, to answer the hundreds of questions asked by teachers, students, and visitors is a diilicult task, but one never finds chaos in the office. Instead, cheerfulness, order, and smiles abide in this little room where the business is transacted. They will drop their work in order to wait upon one and attend to one's needs or questions. Long live the White Queen, the Red Queen, and the Duchess of Waite's Wonderland. Seventeen l M