Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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DDE DDD Precious reader, consider: An annual is a year book 5 a year book is an almanac. Time l was, when the bulwarks of every solid house- hold in the New World were the almanac and the Bible, those hand- books of weather divination and divine guidance. That book of divine guidance has kept pace with a modern day better than the trusty almanac. The almanac has been neglected. It cries for rejuvenation-and we smother its cries in the depths of a kitchen drawer or in the ignominy of an indifferent wastebasket. But those notable astrologers more widely known as the Annual Board have done their duty by the almanac at last, the yearbook you hold in your hands has been made as modern as an almanac will go, even as it reproduces the signs of the zodiac, with their meanings, in the atmosphere of that smaller universe, Morrison R. Waite High School. If you would know why the stars have made the faculty what they are today, if you would familiarize yourself with the newly- discovered Stars of the First Magnitude, if you would consult our table of Infamous Dates of History, you have only to turn the pages of this volume 5 the secrets of the universe will be revealed.