Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Miss Adams Mrs. Allen Mr. Baird English English Industrial Arts Mr. Ball Miss Boerger Miss Bumgardner Music Latin Spanish Miss Byrns Mrs. Canfield Miss Carpenter English Science Art Tl-IE INQUIRING Miss ADAMS: My candidate must be of the right type. MRs. ALLEN: I-Ie must contribute generous- ly to welfare work. MR. BAIRD: No politician should .raw wooeij and O. V. Poorfish is merely a tool. MR. BALL: The voice of the people should be considered. Miss BOERGER: I care not for his intentions, but he must know his eieclen.rionJ. Miss BUMGARDNER: My candidate need speak only Spanish to get my vote. Miss BURNS: Can he do what he essays to do? MRS. CANEIELD: My man must be a perfect specimen. Mlss CARPENTER: What is his perspective? MR. CoMBs: The business of the government is to govern. Mlss COWELL: The time-worn expression 'The freedom ofthe Press' is my motto. Mr. Foley Radio , 1 . ..-...f.s.S11n L' Miss Cowell Mr. Cummings Miss Druggan English Industrial Arts Science 3 .J -. it Mrs. Fortune Miss Gerding Miss Griilith Latin School Nurse Forezgn Languages

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,M A Wy, MllXllSTRATICDN AND FACUI.

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REPORTER INTER MR. CUMMINGS: The political machinery should be kept free of any loose nuts. Miss DRUGGAN: All the candidates remind me of the missing link. MR. FOLEY: A candidate, in my opinion, should refrain from useless static. MRS. FORTUNE: Like all Gaul, my mind is divided on the subject. Miss GERDING: The candidate who gets my vote must be able to hold a thermometer in his mouth Without swallowing it. Mlss GRIFFITH: Heil to my Winning candi- date. MRS. HALL: I'll be first to the polls, as usual. Miss HART: Will this be an annual elec- tion? MRS. HELBURN: A silent man, rather than one who speaks volumes, will he my candi- date. Miss HOUK: Oui, ouig I think a yes-man has his points. VIEWS THE FACUI. Miss HOWARD: Will he stand the acid text? MR. JAEGER: I'll present an oil painting to the vvinnah! MRS. KEMP: History will repeat itself, so Why ask me? MR. KLAG: A candidate vvho gets my vote will have to furnish a Joe Miller's Joke Book. MR. LEACH: I will not make a public state- ment. Miss MALLORY: Candidates shouldn't be continually cooking ap something. Miss MALLOY: Why ask me? Ask the Lif- 6747.7 Digest! Miss MARINE: I cast my vote for no dic- tatorsf' MR. MATHIAS: It all adds up to this: Is he a square footer? MR. M1LLs: You volt for my man, and l'll volt for yours. Mrs. Helly Miss Hart Mrs. Helburn Miss Houk Miss Howard Mr Jaeger Mrs Kemp English I Englzsh Library French Science Commercial History S. Mr..Klag Mr. Leach iss Mallory Miss Malloy Miss Marine Mr Mathias Mr Mills Science Social Science Economics English Social Science Mathematics Science 935