Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Jwvxf-xmua. .BALLCDT-Q-MAN h a v e made plans whereby you will have longer roasts, more to eat, and larger moons. I will equip each club with flying equipment en- abling members to go to Honolulu, or wherever their hearts desire for their weiners. And -no chaperones! . . A daring oilice seeker trying new tactics is striving desperately for the vote from the athletic section. Listen to him rave. Who can defeat him? f . . . More touchdowns! More home runs! More baskets! Higher records! Glory! That's my platform, and I'll stick to it-. I aim to shorten practice hours for our varsity athletes and produce longer records and new cham- pions. This will be the century of drastic changes in Waite athletics. The torpedo ball, explosive-proof suits, and rubber-clad warriors will rule the gridiron. Waite will be the bouncing champions of the East, setting record bounces in their new rubber suits as the torpedo ball explodes ending each quarter . . . Ashower for every locker! Avarsity berth for every athlete! . . .So it goes. Speeches, platforms, ballyhoo. Bands, parades, petitions. We can't stop. Faster and faster, wilder and wilder grows the pace. We can't stop! Vote for me. Vote for me. Vote for me. We can't stop. Madness. Mania. Ballot-o-mania, ballot-o-mania, ballot-o-rnania . . .

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