Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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PRESIDENT TOM .IENNINGS I9 JUDY ELSTON VICE PRESIDENT LONNA BLAND SECRETARY ELLEN BEVERIDGE MARLIN MILLER BEVERLY ROE TREASURER SERGEANT-AT-ARMS SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Leaving our Alma Mater, the seniors recall the many events which helped to make our four years at Waite so enjoyable. We are proud to say that our class had the First organized Sophomore Class at Waite. For the first time in many years, the Senior Prom and Banquet were held sepa- rately. g'Sweetheart Serenade was held on May 29, on Senior Day, at Ashland Hall. Another successful event, sponsored by our Senior Class, was the All .School Play, What a Lifef' Who can forget the exciting Washing- ton and New York. Need we say more? The Baccalaureate service was held on June 8. What we will remember most is our Commencement, held on June 12, with the girls in white and the boys in the traditional blue. Our sincere thanks to Miss Hart for her constant help and guidance in our Senior year.