Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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,..M'1Z lf, 1 lub Mk' 1. 1 G, 'H Miss Adams Mrs. Allen Commercial English K 17- .is fi 1 'C 9:5 W' ' Q I viii ' l l. SML Baird Mr. Ball Imluslrial Arts Char-us , Q sg l 1 . 2 mr R . Q it 4 as 2 V it 4' l , . I' 1 - . 1 Lila F MFAIBEBF Miss Boerger Science Laffy, 4 ig: l i g.: was 3-,E , Q ' is 3 Mr. Brenner Science HANK TI-IE LAINIK SOUGI-IT sweet little Miss ADAMS, who owns a farm and teaches shorthand and typing, MRS. ALLEN, dean of junior and senior girls, Who, besides slinging slanguage in her English classes, guides the welfare work in its successful course, MR. BAIRD, whose enthusiasms are yachting and fishing and the teaching of industrial arts, cherubic-checked MR. BALL, who rolls a rolling tenor over his lusty-lunged glee club, boyish MR. BEAR, who tells Waite students about insects, and sports a dashing crop of red hair, musical Miss BOERGRR, who teaches Latin and composes Latin ditties in her spare time, gentlemanly MR. BRENNER, who teaches our freshmen elementary science during school time and indulges in golf after school hours, MRs. BRQWN, who teaches commercial subjects and impresses one as being sweet, efficient, and serious, efficient Miss BuRNs, who lends her aid to the National Honor Society and teaches English, social-minded and enthusiastic MRS. CANFIELD, who teaches biology when she isn't heading Student Council, considerate, gracious, generous, and sensitive Miss CARPENTER, who teaches art, conservative MR. Coivuas, that paradoxically beaming pessimist who teaches history, Whole-souled and Wholesome Miss COSGRAY, who teaches English and advises the Peris, 1 , V f iii. - i ' A A 'N . s. aaa. W. 5 5 t A i I.: 1' ' ' . K4 X ff'-ag' ,K 5'-1' 5, ' 5 r ' . , it T233 ' f ' e . 1 1 1' . Q at L Mrs. Brown Miss Burns Mrs. Canfield Miss Carpenter Cnmmercifzl English Science Art - '- -'I Qtgfw ,Ti '.,?,g' if i -df' 'LIE' in 'Z .: pi. , , ,tr . 1 it , . g lijsgg-its ,ff : F Mr. Combs Miss Cosgray Miss Cowell Mr. Cummings Social Science English Englrsb Industrial Arts 21

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another chance he will study hard. He won't annoy the teachers or skip school any more. I knaw he will be good-just give him one mare chance! . . . Mr, Conser, will you introduce the speaker in the auditorium session on Monday? '...' 'Have you seen my calendar, Miss Nelson? . . . I believe it's on your desk. . . . Oh, yes-let's see ........ I have an Allied Youth meeting during homeroom, an Athletic Board meeting, a faculty meeting at 2:30, a principals' meeting at 4:30, and a P. T. A. in the evening .... Well, homeroom's full, but I can get away for a few minutes, I guess. . . . Buzzzzz, Buzzzzz, Buzzzzz . . . '4Mr. Keller! Mr. Keller! Thank goodness you've come in just now! Have you, have you anything that would kill a fly? . . . Ferdie, on hearing this plea, fled for his life to the lab, leaving Miss Nelson to untangle schedules, Mrs. Mau to answer general questions, Miss Wemp to guard the money of the school, Mr. Keller, our genial custodian, to supervise the heating and general care of the school, and last, but most certainly not least, Mr. Conser to circu- late around making the organization run more smoothly. I1ORCElQ38 21 Miss Doris Nelson Miss Mable Wemp Mrs. Geraldine Mau Mr. George Keller

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TEMPORARY HAVEN WITH modern Miss COWELL, who teaches English and reminds one of Fannie Brice, that master at faculty roasts, MR. CUMMINGS, who operates the motion picture machine in the auditorium and teaches industrial arts, determined Miss DRUGGAN, who likes courteous people, dislikes snakes, and teaches biology, motherly MRS. FORTUNE, Who finds a home for every stray dog and teaches Latin, coolly detached Miss GERDING, school nurse, who has recently traveled in Europe, the dean of sophomore girls, Miss GRIFFITH, who plays bridge skilfully after teaching German in school hours, red-headed Mizs. TOM HALL, whose husband is a Blade columnist and who teaches English, original Miss Hart, director of Western tours during the summer, English teacher and annual adviser during fall, winter, and spring, dominating Mas. HELBURN, who teaches a special library course-and turns a few of Waite's girls into first-class librarians, dehnite Miss HOUK, who speaks only French in her French classes, Miss Howmzn, chemist, chemistry teacher, and energetic dean of freshman girls, MR. JAEGER, head of the commercial department, who boasts the honorary title, Chief of Police of La Guira, Venezuela, South America, rigorous Mas. KEMP, a former Spanish teacher and present history teacher, our humorist, dean of sophomore boys, MR. KLAG, who lives on the East Side and teaches physics, clear-headed and independent MR. Lmcn, who is head of the history depart- ment. a 'Wi . iteliws ag, 4 L 1 , fig is 335211 '91 De , i ,Q A Mrs. Helburn Miss Houk Miss Howard Mr. Jaeger Library French Science Commercial 71 if dk fs ' ,, ' at 3, Mi-.'Klag Mr. Leach Miss Mallory Miss Malloy Science Social Science Home Economies English 23 ,., , . 'i .1 L Y i . . I ., Ml 1 I if .-z.,,svs1gt,Qg Mrs. Fortune Miss Duggan ' Science Latin S F lb s f S Miss Grifiilh Miss Gerding School Nurse German Mrs. Hall Miss Hart English English Mrs. Kemp Social Science