Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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The Calender Sent 8 Freshmen cry-for Castoria? ' 9 Those disheartening pencil schedules! 'I Q 3 0 10 Oh where, oh where can my locker be? 11 We hear that everyone has a line, even the bookroom. 12 We get down to brass tacks and nail our first assignments. 15 Seats in the study halls are held at a premium. 16 Those tiny freshmen tots! Will they ever grow up? 17 Season football tickets make their appearance. 18 Our first pep meeting under the new flood lights. More fun! 19 We get settled at last and make our ink schedules. 20 We begin the football season O. K. and initiate our flood lights. VVaite 14, Royal Oak 0. 22 We adopt book labels. 23 The Hi-Y shows the Frosh boys a sample of Waite' s good times. 24 Everyone got a Retina. They were free! 25 We have a boys' cooking classg evidently, they have no faith in can-openers. 26 Another night game. There were a lot of Qkj nots left undone, so it was a tie. St. John's 12, Waite 12. 29 We are still electioneering for our favorites to fill the Junior and Senior class officers. 30 We elect class officers and what an election! It was mighty close! 0 t 1 Some Frosh are still inquiring about an elevator-we do need C ' one. 'I 2 Hot Dogs! We wondered what was in the air. The Scarabs are having a roast. Warren Keith renders St, Louis Blues in the Q. D. mass meeting. Another night game, and Englewood turned the tables. They 14, We 0. We wonder-are the Seniors sick? Such worried faces! N 0 wonder-they took a state test today! Didja ever C it fail? Unsats! The Retinas were one day late, and they weren't free! The Zets initiated their new f'Pin Song in the mass meeting today. Nothing from nothing leaves a close game. Garfield 0, Waite 0. Cold weather is approaching: the girls are letting their locks grow longer. Line up for suckers on your right. Frosh Girls' Mixer. We'll see more fish about Waite. The swimming pool opened today. The Q. D. are beginning to plan for their annual game with the Forumites. The Forum gave us their conception of playing a modern football game- with telegraphy. Roosevelt 24, Waite 0. 20 All the former Zet and Peri pledges are here todayg evidently, initiations last Friday weren't so bad. 21 Oh! How we go for those new Peri jackets! 22 We hope that Murphy's shoulder will be O. K. for the Findlay game. 23 The Scarabs gave us an Egyptian mass meeting-their first, and they made a good start. 24 Our first day off is our life saver. tNot the Hnickel a package kind eitherj 25 Findlay gave us what was coming to us. They 21, We 0. Dr. Barker, in his speech, encouraged us to lick the daylights out of Scott. Tiddlywinks seems to be a popular sport of the Forum pledges. 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 27 28 I3 IQDLEAND GOLD

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