Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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M a If 2 Woe is me! A month with no holidays! ' 3 March came in like a lamb. She may fool us! I Q 3 'I 4 Annual staff was announced in today's Retina. 5 The Student Council sponsored an exceptionally fine Orchestra Concert this morning. 8 Ecstacy Glide was sponsered by the Commercial Club this aft. 9 March has surprised us! VVe trudged to school this morning in snow! 10 It's still snowing! On the installment plan! 11 Sneeze unto others as you would have others sneeze unto you. 12 Juniors were measured for their rings. Some will be watch-charms, and others, bracelets. 13 Junior group pictures were taken by the professional photographer while the amateur photographers of the Annual staff experiment with silhouettes. 14 The Q. D. Caberet did not fall short of its name. 16 Grolpps of Sophomores and Freshmen were snapped today by the photog- rap er. 17 No! All those wearing green are not Frosh 5 they're Irish! 18 The Student Council is bound to have another mural for second floor 5 they sponsored Ramona, today, to raise funds. 19 We extended a hearty welcome to our new coach, McCallister, who is here for the spring football training. I 20 We jigged around at The Irish Jig given by the Junior Friendship Club. 23 McCallister must be pretty hard, the boys are limping. Too bad! 24 One week from St. Patrick's Dayg Donna Campbell's still wearing green! 25 Spring is coming! We feel it in the air, also in the class rooms! 26 Girls were excused from sixth hour for a Style Show in the Auditorium. 27 Cold cats! Vacation is here, and I don't have to write this for a week! 28 The boys took their Flames to the Forum t'Red Hot Hopf' A D If 1 Now we know what We are! ' I7 Oh, come all ye faithful! Back again for more learning! I Q 3 I 8 Easter eggs in lunches! 9 We were interested in Rejuvenating Sally tried and done by the Friendship Club. 10 The final girls' basketball game, Seniors won, Juniors have next year. 11 The Peri Lit Dance was rather in the dark, Le Bal Moderne. 13 Angels and Ministers of Grace defend us, our cards and oh! How they reported. 14 Ah-h! A chance to use our Christmas umbrellas! 15 Gordie Thayer wants to be a pitcher and not a tumbler! 16 The end of the week approacheth and we rejoiceth. 17 The whole school's talking because 18 The Whole Town's Talking, sponsored by the Waite Athletic Association. 20 More rain! We needed it, it cleared our brains, washed them off. 21 Our Varsity Golf Team played Pasture Pool today. 22 The Alpha Chapter of Zets of VVaite entertained the Beta Chapter of Libbey. 23 The Retina and Annual Staffs gaveaMinstrelShow, today, during Home Room. 24 Scarab Skip, sponsored by the Biology Club, drew a large crowd. 27 We begin our annual Community Chest drive. 28 The last of the 1492's is gone! Mr. Severance got a new Ford. 29 Mr. Nat Smith of the Woolson Spice Company spoke about Salesmanship to the Commercial students. 30 Annual Zet Peri basketball game. I3 IQDLEAND GOLD

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M a y 1 May Day and a 3 o'clock Dance! The first dance a sopho- more class ever sponsored. 'I Q 3 I 4 The plaintive strain of Gooey, Gooey, Gooey oozes from the Annual Board. 5 They Warble as they mount-pictures, With loudly scented rubber cement. 6 More fun! Buster Keaton made us laugh in College , movie sponsored by our council. 7 Seniors were measured, today. Kenny Holland ran up a step-ladder to measure himself. 8 We made the acquaintance of The Lady of the Terrace , through the courtesy of the Glee Club. g 9 Seniors walk off with their farewell dance to Waite, the Prom. 11 Jeanne Forrest and Betty Kern chase little pills around the grass and call it golf! 12 We took The Train to Morrow , today, with the Hi-Y boys. The Juniors have their day, and get their rings at the Mixer. We dig out our summer duds! Seniors acquire bright and brilliant raiments for stepping out. Eugene Everett confesses he is absent-minded. Ella May's favorite cry and wail seems to be Where's that Purple dummy? Several weeks closer to decease, Seniors. Seniors feast and make merry for the last time, at Lasalle dr Koch's. On the last lap! No lessons, no sympathy, no nothing! I spent five hours on my Latin, we wail. In truth, we didg but we dropped otf to sleep after the Hrst two. 28 Our annuals come out and we start the battle cry, Sign mine. 29 Seniors go Bye-bye to Put-in-Bay in the big boat Greyhound 13 15 18 19 21 22 23 25 26 27 1 Only 11 more days, Seniors, and you'l1 soon be eX's. J u.n e 2 The teachers do bark, ' I Q 3 'I And we do hark, For exams are coming to us. 3 We nearly perish---this heat and exams-we hope we pull through. 4 J ams-not razzberry, but blue book. 5 We take inventory on our lockers. 7 Senior Baccalaureate services were held today. 8 Say-thanks for reading this. 9 P. S. to June 8. I wanted someone, besides myself, to read it. 10 Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! The Seniors are marching! 11 The Five-and-Tens are overcrowded. EX-seniors need jobs! 12 Seniors received their coveted documents. To leave you, Waite, makes us sad, To have been with you, makes us glad. -Frances Lederhaus