Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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LILLIAN GALLAHER - She has a thousand charms to captivate our hearts. GARY GANDER - This guy is shyg we Wonder why. LEON GHESQUIERE - He'Il assume his role in life quietly. SANDRA GIBBONS - Very nice to look at - much nicer to know. ANN GIBBS - I-Ier smiling face opens the door to friendship. JIM GIFFIN - A friend among friends. DENNIS GLADIEUX - A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. KATHLEEN GOODE - 'With a smile on her lips and a song in her heart, she'lI go Through life. RUBY GREGORY - What a wonderful world this would be if all were as nice as she. VANITA HACKLER - Some say l'm bashful, but my friends know better. SHARON HAGEDORN - NaturaI and sweet and many a friend. DENNIS HALKA - He says little but thinks much. .IOHN HALL - Life is too short to waste. BERTHA HAMER - With sweetness to lend, she is everyone's friend. PATRICIA HAMER - Dark hair and flashing eyes make this gal a cute surprise. SHARON HANSEN - A lovely smile, a winning way. DONALD HARRIS - Nothing is so popular as si- Ience. .IAMES HARTFORD - He always gets what he goes after. MARY ELLEN HATFIELD - A laugh a clay helps keep her gay. ALAN HAUMAN - Be- hind those eyes are many a ioke. AND THERE'S ALWAYS ROOM FOR ONE MORE

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FRIENDSHIP AND FUN GO TOGETHER will A. DONATO DURAN - He who invented work should have finished it. JANET DURELL - Thoughtfulness is the essence of her friendship. JAMES EBERST - AII great men are dead, in fact, I don't feel so well myseIf. CAROLYN ECK - Silence is golden - but gold never did appeal to me. SANFORD EDMONDS - Love many, trust few, but always paddle your own canoe. DAVID EFF - He's a gentleman to the 'nth degree. JERRY ER- HARDT - His good nature never varies. MARCIA FANEUFF - ln every gesture, dignity. SANDRA FARMER - A face more fair and voice more sweet, this gal is really hard to beat. JO ANN FAYKOSH - Modest, simple and sweet. KATHERINE FELARIS - Here's a girl who's never still, she hustles now and always will. PAULA FERNBAUGH - Endowed with sparkling, spontaneous laughter. RONALD FEWSTER - Nothing's dull when he's around. FRED FICK - An extremely reserved young man. GARY FINCH - He speaks, behaves, and acts as though he meant it. CONNIE FOLK - Her determination knows no limits. TERRY FRAVOR - Nothing is so popular as si- lence. GARY FRIEND - Monday comes too soon after Saturday night. JANET FRYE - Such a girl for fun and nonsense you never saw. CATHERINE GALATOCKY - She mixes friendship with educa- tion.

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BELIEF IN GOD SHIRLEY HAYHURST - An innocent face, but you never can tell. JANICE HECKLINGER - Good manners are the fruit of a noble mind. HORTENSE HERNANDEZ - A quiet mind is richer than a crown. MI- CHAEL HENNEMANN - A live wire is never stepped on. ROBERT HENNEY - One of us who's glad to see graduation, yessireeI DOUGLAS HENZLER - While others talk of greatness, he will achieve it. DAVID HILGEMAN - He is naturally ambitious and deter- mined. CLARENCE HILL - l'll tell the world. NANCY HIRZEL - Be not simply good, be good for something. PHILIP HOFFER - His friends are many. PETER HOLLOHAZY - He does his work with heart and soul, thc1t's why he's on the honor roll. DIANE HOPKINS - She pulls a few pranks now and then, but she is such a wonderful friend. GLENNA HOUK - A tower of friendliness. JANE HUFF - Always laughing, full of fun, Jane is liked by everyone. FRED HULL - Look out! I may do something yet. CHARLES HURST - Chuck led our class this year, to him we pay high tribute here. ELFREDA INGRAM - Quiet ways are nice ways, but mine are more fun. JUDY INMAN - Dark hair, blue eyes, and a pleasing personality. MARIAN JEFFRIES - The choicest things in life come in small packages. CHARLES JOHNSON - Efficient in a quiet way.