Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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lHHlWllHIl He's everywhere! He might be lurking on a street corner, strolling in the school corridors, or even in a school room. You ask who he is. Don't you recognize the winged boy with bow and arrow, the little fellow who played a major part in the thrilling experiences of this 1940 Waite Leap Year? That's right-you guessed itgCupid. He found, from autumn to spring, everyone from the heroes of the gridiron to the meekest Freshman hanging languorously around the lockers of the fair sex, chatting lightly about affairs of Waite. What did he do? He raised his bow and shot his arrow into many eager hearts, making all social events gay and viva- cious and life more interesting for his victims. The invaluable delights of these happy months unfold in the 1940 Purple and Gold, pic- torially and editorially, to bring smiling memo- ries of days that have gone but are not forgotten.