Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Miss Mildred Cowell Of the many qualities possessed by Miss Mildred Cowell, wit, intelli- gence, and a wonderful personality are outstanding. Students like her not only for her helpfulness and understanding, but also for her sense of humor. Extracurricular activities claim much of Miss Covvell's time, for she is Junior Class adviser, social adviser for the Periclean Literary Society, and a member of the Athletic Council. She has been on the Waite faculty for twenty-one years, teaching English, journalism, and radio script. lt is a distinctive pleasure for the 1943 staff to dedicate this, the twenty- ninth volume of the Purple and Gold, to Miss Cowell.

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i Our Boys in Uncle Sam's Service Mildred Weeks and Mr. Conser Waite High School is reverently proud of this service flag. Since the day of its dedication, November ll, 1943, many more stars have been added that also represent the graduates and present students who are serving their country in some branch of the service. Twenty-eight seniors and thirteen juniors have left during this current school year and many more will be called within the next few months. Adequate vvords cannot be found that would carry to these boys in the service the feelings and Wishes of the student body and faculty of Waite. In our humble Way, vve are grateful for what they are doing and sincerely hope that their sacrifices and hard Work will make this a better world in which to live.

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IN MEMORIAM We have no dearer word for our heart's friend, For him who journeys to the Wor1d's far end, And scars our soul with going, thus We say, 1 As unto him who steps but o'er the Way- Good by. GRACE DENIO LITCHFIELD ' Dale Withrow 9 V September 27, 1925-July 9, 1942 J. W. Brewer A July 28, 1925-October, 1942 , John Thomas 2 April 25, 1927-May 29, 1943 Harold Kirk August 169, 1925-May 31, 1943