Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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MR. CONSER MR. CONSER Being the principal of a large, modern school is no simple task. Few realize how many im- portant decisions are to be made, how much time is spent doing seemingly trivial things that will later greatly benefit the student body and the faculty, the many, many demands that are made upon a person in this position. Mr. Conser has been principal of Waite High School for thirteen years. During that time, the students have always found him willing to listen to their problems and plans. Interested continu- ally in the welfare of the students, Mr. Conser has introduced new courses and activities he knew would be helpful. Faculty members also find him ready to be of service. Waite is for- tunate in having such a congenial administrator. MISS GRIFFITH Miss Marguerite Grifhth is completing her second year as full time dean of girls at Waite. Checking attendance, taking care of problem cases, giving friendly advice and serious counsel, placing girls in part-time and full-time jobs are all a part of her regular routine. MR. KLAG Mr. Fred Klag, dean of boys, takes care of disciplinary cases, checks irregular attendance and truancy. Although his job seems to be like that of a policeman, he is really a friend to all boys. Administration MR KLAG MISS GRIFFITH

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SOCIAL SCIENCE Xcfztul Mr. Steiner, Mrs. Kemp, Miss Gingrich, Mr. Combs. .Ytmzdirzg Mr. Pauly, Mrs, Osborne, Mr. Leach, Mr. Witte. Silence! They're on the air! This is Mrs. Sherman's radio produc- tion class doing the play Canter- ville Ghost. Facult Be prepared! That seems to be the motto Miss Gerding is carrying out in teaching Virginia Cramer, Betty Nichols, Goldia DeBarr, and Pat Riley how to make the different kinds of slings. wi -allSIl!!S If these students who are studying so hard don't mind, we would like to look over their heads at the attractive poster in Mrs. Osborne's Sociology class.