Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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,- r- -fwvf-H ODERN YOUTH must have a teacher and this teacher must give youth counsel and instruction in the preparation for life. To the faculty of Waite High School falls the job of advising us, the student body. We are indeed grateful to these men and Women who give time and energy for us that we might be better fitted to face the severe tests of manhood and Womanhood.

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Mas. MAU, Miss NELSON, MR. CONSER, Miss WEMP Aalmmiffmfian . . For tvventy-seven years Waite High School has been in existence and twelve of these years have found our present principal, Philip H. Conser, as supervisor of our school. Mr. Conser is a friend to all the students and yet enforces the laws which make a good school. He- is always ready to help the students in a Way that will be best for them and keep them satis- fied with their school life. Every student and teacher has learned to regard him as what he is, a helpful, understanding man, who is willing to cooperate with all. On the office staff are Miss Doris Nelson, Mrs. Geraldine Mau, and Miss Mable Wemp, who are the recipients of hundreds of questions asked by the students. In addition to her duties as school secretary, Miss Nelson takes care of the students' credits and is ready to help any pupil who is lacking the necessary credits to pass. A capable person, Mrs. Mau has a list of duties. She is in charge of attendance, checks up on truancy, and need is in charge of the N.Y.A., and distributes school tokens. Miss care of the school treasury, organization funds, the book Scholarships. Our head custodian, Mr. George Keller sees a pleasant, neat place for the students to spend the day. MR. KELLER 10