Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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503 Y' e. 0' Q e xo eqxdfixgxsoaixzsyciitisl ,Qc 568' 104-l ,SX 86,0 a fgtf- gc , Q70 t Q eff. at .SOX ..ati'Qz0C6sS0S6'st'k 5 'Q . . 9 45 Y' 4044 YP eff? QQCG. nd ,065 005' Y' Q sf' Cv A o C0041 65 OK cyboseroo 604, Koicog 1 1 e SY S90 Q5 'NH 40 XS' S690 dlntgtlsxfb. X92 90 5' cane. 0 'Q Q, 9 0 Q o S 0 fb O0 gig V055 Yap 9? ' 69:9 Q,- xgbo 96 iff 40 .geo 6419, ce? W 15 R5 'OX 0 S9 Fitting it is that in a year marked by political strife throughout the nation over the Supreme Court . . . and throughout Waite over the adoption of the Student Court . . . the annual staff should choose to dedicate this twenty-third volume of The Purple and Gold to that great and good friend of the Student Council and proponent of the court-to the major-domo and generalissima of the political scene at Waite High School. We give this book to one who has known the furor and fury of politi- cal storm, to that generous and genial friend of the students, Mrs. Victoria Canfield. Her cheerful- ness, squareness, and earnestness holds everyone's admiration. To her the staff Wishes to present this year's effort-a vote of apprecia- tion for her devotion to a noble reform program. Hindered by ob- structionists and political malcon- tents, the council cabinet and its adviser have shamed the dema- gogic hooligans of the opposition by a superb exhibition of dignity, reasonableness, and good sports- manship. Progressive leaders al- ways, devoted in fact as in theory to the principle of democratic gov- ernment, they are morally incapa- ble of dictatorial coercion. They believe in the referendum . . . and use it. The voice of the voter is supreme. To the council, and above all to its adviser, then, the annual staff extends its vote of confidence. We salute you, Mrs. Canfield! '

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ABLE Ballotomania . . . a foreword. .. Administration and Oflice Force .... Political Headquarters ......................... The Inquiring Reporter Interviews the Faculty. . . . . Campaign Technique in the Classroom ....... The Pee-pul ............... Waite's Brain Trusters ...... Class Distinctions in a Democracy 1 Seniors ................................... Ballot-scratchers and vote-snatchers . . . torrid- orators . . . perspiring aspirants . . . presidents and press-agents . . . the elite of the electorate . . . perambulating politicians . . . committeemen- talities . . . rear-platform hangers-on Juniors ....... ............ Sophomores .... Freshmen ..... Party Activities Secret Workshop of Club Caucuses. ..... . Our Intelligentsia -The Honor Society. . . Court Agitation Stirs Congress .......... Campaign Ghost Writers ...... Political Press-ure Group .... Petticoat Government .............. A General Motors Job - A Po-dor .......... Bigger and Better WS, urge the Pericleans Politics? We're For-um .................... Keepers of the Peace. . . Lively Lobbyists ..... 8-17 18-19 20-21 22-25 26-33 34-35 36-37 38-53 54-59 64-69 70-75 76-77 78-79 80-81 82-83 82-83 84-85 86-87 88-89 90-91 92-93 94