Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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CIQEDIT WI-IIZIQIZ CIQEDIT If EDUE Every year after the annuals have been distributed people after looking through them say, How much time the staff has spent to publish a book like this. But so often the same people are unaware that there has been an undercurrent of help that only too often goes unrecognized. This year the annual staff wants to acquaint you with these people whose aid has made possible many features of this book. The credit for the pictures of the operettas and plays is due to North- western Ohiols Masters of Make-Up, Mr. Faust, who graciously donated the use of costumes from his 360,000 stock and made up the characters for Sonia and The Tightwad, and Mr. Eugene Miller, who made up the characters for scenes from Second Childhood and The Whole Town's Talking. However, we must not forget the other pictures in the illustrated calendar section. Be- cause who should come to our rescue when the annual was in danger of going to press without snapshots, but our old friend, Mr. C. E. Collins. The annual staff also wishes to express their appreciation to members of Miss Carpenter's classes and especially to the following people who have con- tributed drawings: Margaret Dean, Carl Payden, Virginia Hardy, Elsie Ruth Jackson, Max Conrad, Florence N euderfer, Dorothy Cotner, Herma Overmeyer, Grace Eckhart, Virginia Shafer, and Esther Carl. Often we have students who volunteer their services on either the business or the editorial staff, but seldom do we have a helper energetic enough to work on both. So, hats off to Chester Lannen. And here's another one who has done his part on the book. How many times have we interrupted Mr. Keller when he was busy with some of his in- numerable duties. He has always dropped them to fulfill our request uncom- plainingly. Through the courtesy of the Forhan Tooth Paste Company the annual was able to use horoscopes for the faculty prepared by Evangeline Adams. Since the Purple and Gold is published by the senior class it is not infre- quent that the staff is forced to consult their advisers, Mrs. Allen and Mr. Mathias, whose sage advice is greatly appreciated. Last, but not least, we must not forget our own publication board, which includes Mr. Conser, Miss Hart, Miss Carpenter, and Mr. Combs. The Purple and Gold staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank them for their invaluable aid. So, friend reader, let's not forget to Give credit where credit is due when reading this book. The Purple and Gold Staff. ID ,,,,,, ,,,,,, IQDLEAND GCLD

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III IV V VI vu vm Eleven THE FDIQECAIT Page Night Scenes 1 1 1 1 1 1 12 The Calendar 1 1 1 1 1 1 16 With Phases of the Moon. Waite's Solar System 1 1 1 25 CAdministrationj Birthdays 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 30 Of Famous Men and Women CFacultyj Stars of the first Magnitude 1 1 CHonor Studentsb .4.,..A..A,........,........,.. ....,..........,.. 44, 96, 102, 108 The Zodiac Leo, the Lion CSeniorsj ......,.......... ..... 4 5 Cygnus, the Swan Uuuiorsj .........A... ......... 9 7 Taurus, the Bull fSophomoresy ........... ...,,.... 1 03 Capricornus, the Goat QFreshmenb ...0...., ......... 1 09 Scorpio, the Secrets C0rganizationsj r.rrr.,r. ,... . 115 The Archer CAthleticsj ................,.,,........... ,........ 1 51 Stal' CHHIIIZBYS Sing a Song to the Stars ,..........,........,.,,. ......... 1 77 Loyal Loyal to Waite High School ....,.. .r....... 1 78 On, Waite High School ............ ,..........,............,......... .......... 1 8 0 Humor and Advertisements Personal Advertising and Testimonials ,.,..,................. .,.,.,,., 1 82 Famous and Infamous Dates of History ........ ......... 1 88 The Complete Eclipse of Intelligence .,.,.,..., .,....... 1 96 Ten Years From Now ...................... ...,.,.. ,....,.,. 1 9 8 I3 IQDLEAND GDLD