Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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REPORTER M1ss PICKARD: A man who can rise from his chair without scraping it will get my sup- port. Miss REES: My aspirant should know the difference between a predicate nominative and a noun of direct address. Miss ROACHE: A man who is able to diagram a sentence ought to be considered for office. MR. RQHLFING: Our government should be out of the test tube stage. My candidate will put it in something else for a change. MRS. SCHAENFELD: My candidate must have a stiff vertebra. Miss SMITH! My candidate must be wel! bul- emced. ' ' MR. STEINER: As dean of the freshman boys, I Wish to say, quote, 'I have nothing to say,' unquotef' MR. STERLING: A few of the many block heads should be removed from their oflicesf' MR. SUTPHEN: Politicians should toot their own harm. Mr. Steiner Mr- Sterling Mr. Sutphen Sucial Srience I nduslrml Arlx Band V INTERV IEWS Tl-IE FACU Mrss To1a1N: Set some of our boondogglers to work squaring the circle. It will keep them busy. -'Miss WAITEZ My idea of a capable man is one who knows his theorems. MISS WALES: It seems to me that the aspir- ants should stop hemming and hawing so much about nothing. MRS. WERNER: One look at a candidate I saw yesterday and you'll be in Jtitclaef for a month. Miss WERUM: No fddlin' around for my can- didate. MR. WIETZ: I'll go to the mat for any good man. MR. WILLIAMS: My aspirant will draw an enormous vote. Miss YOUNG! My candidate will be one who can explain the Einstein Theory so that I can understand it. MR. YoUNGQU1sT: My candidate has great plum for the future. ES s . mt! ew K Miss Waite Miss Wales Mathematica' Home Eeonamzc: Mrs. Werner Miss Werum Mr. Wietz Mr. Williams Miss Young Mr- YOI-lrlgqlllit Home Econamzcs Orchestra Science I nduslrial Arts Science Induslrzal Arts

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Mr, Mogagf Mr. Mollenkopf Miss Moore Commercial Commerrial Commercial Miss Nelson Miss Newbirt Mrs. Osborne English English History Mr. Osborne Miss Parks Mr. Pearsall Industrial Arts Mathematics Commercial Tl-IE INQUIRING MR. MOFFATT: Is his credit good? Mn. MOLLENKOPF: I'l1 pass my vote to a man who can husk the line. Mlss Mooms: My aspirant must not leave his supporters short-handed. Miss NELSON: Noun'.r the time to vote, my friends. Miss NEWBIRT: My candidate is a Dickens of a good chap. Mxs. OSBORNE: Before deciding, I must know the candidate's social histofyf' MR. OsBoRNE: To keep political machinery running smoothly, a candidate who holds the wheel must not be a nut. Miss PARKS: My nominee is a man Who can multiply ee and h together and get ezhcf' MR. PEARSALL: The first man to show me how to make more money from athletics will get my support. Mr. Rohlfing Mrs. Schaenfeld Miss Smith Science Science Commercial Miss Rees Miss Roache English English

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