Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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DELBERT ACKERMAN- We'll min you when you're gone. Band, Varsity Football. LOU ANN ALCOCK- A plmzmrzl girl zoilb u plcamnl diJpo,riliou. Art Club. CONSTANCE ALLEN-- Red bolif and n1erryzrayJ. Future Nurses of America, Gym Assistant, Chemistry Assistant, junior Class Ring Committee, Latin Club. EDDIE ALLGIER- We like lo have you around. Varsity Football, Forum. JAMES ALLORE- Af good .fu they L'U!l1L','l junior Ring Committee. PHYLLIS APIZL- The gym if ber ,ucroud homo. G.A.A., Gym Assistant, Follies. .J fx r JI SENIORS -f -1 , X-1'-'Q . is i