Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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HPhot Jim Wun ouise Clark are helping Mr. Pearsall with his diflicult task of D' irector of A letics. derly and L ' th- If that isn't a fine place to lve sitting-on the floor! But it's all right, it's an air raid drill. The girl w s turned is none other than Mildred Weeks. It is her voice we all hear so many mornings over the P. A. Mrs. Sherman is at her left. Arleen Miller, Henrietta Gonia, Marian Neff, and Rh ea Horst are waiting their turn. hose back i 'Si ogenio' Sometimes it's fun to go clear inside instead of always looking in. Congenial Glen Bauman and Louie Timmons are in charge of the stationer's desk the second semester.

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Sure, we are patriotic at Waite. Louise Huffman and Bob Weiker are buying defense stamps from Lorenna Sparks. Every sixth hour you can watch these girls knitting, purling, and dropping stitches for our soldiers, sailors, and refugees. Without Margaret Lillie, Mary Salpietro, and Joyce Maye Work- ing every day at the mimeograph, the teachers at Waite would cer- tainly be at a loss. Marian Neff files subscription cards and Dehra Passino takes Kathryn Nicholas' payment in the Purple and Gold business office. While all the students are in their classes Working, let's take a look at the third floor corridor. How long and Wide it looks when it is empty! Mr. Dunn is teaching his class how to do artificial respiration- in case the waves in the pool should get too high.

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With their heads in the clouds, the drum majorettes, Clara Walsh, Shirley Brown Alyce Walker, Betty Sterling, Helyn Webber, and Jean Kuh- man, strut their stuff. 7 Drum Major Carl Melms brings the band to W for- mation.