Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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K! GARY JOHNSON -- The rules state that sports and girls never mix, but who follows rules. MARY JOHNSON' - Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy, but the rest of the time, Oh! My! ROSE JUNG - She spreads about that certain spell that makes all people like her Well. KAREN KAMENOFF - Never ready, always late, but she smiles - and so we wait. CHERYL KERSEY - The perfect lady. MARIANNE KIMBALL - Quiet until you know her. DIANA KINSEY - A climple in a maiden's cheek makes a dent in a man's heart. SHELLIE KNERR - She's happy and gay, we like her that way. RANDY KNISLEY - Have fun while you can, that is his plan. THOMAS KORNRUMPF -- Large of stat- ure, blond of hair, an answer to any girl's prayer. THERESA KOVACH - She is nice, she is natural - she is naturally nic:e. HAROLD KOWALKA - Life is iust one chuckle after another. CAROLE KUDELKA - Gentlemen always remember blondes. ROBERT KURUCZ - impossible is a word which I never say. JULIANNE LAKATOS - Her laughter will ring through the years. THOMAS LANNEN - He likes to mix fun with his studies. CONNIE LARKIN - Care rests lightly on my shoulders. RONALD LECK - Uses the art of humor to make friends. JAMES LEE - l'll get there, slowly but surely. ANNETTE LEITER - A friendly smile peeping through a friendlier disposition. LOVE FOR OUR FELLOWMAN

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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.

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ROBERT LENGEL - Great as an athlete, good as a student, and even better as a friend. RAY LOGAN - He was made for sports and fun. 554 RICHARD LOSIE - No- body's enemy, everybody's friend. LOUIS LotozYN- SKI - I don't let my studies interfere with my educa- tion. HAMBURGERS AND COKES . . l I CHERYL LUTMAN - Filled to the brim with cheer- fulness and pep. KATHLEEN McCALL - She has ' the will cmd she always finds the way. LESLEY Mc- l CRARY - A wholesome sincerity governs her I deeds. MICKEY McENTIRE - With his height and I southern drawl, he is really the girls' downfall. l JUDY MCVICKER - Her voice is sweet and her I manner pleasing. AVA McBRIDE - To know her once is to like her always. BARBARA MACZKO - y She endeavors to hide her cleverness behind a I happy, laughing exterior. SYLVIA MAGALENO - I A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. I I l CATHERINE MARTIN - Sometimes alarming but al- ways charming. WILLIAM MANDERS - Efficiency wrapped in a quiet disposition. JAMES MARTIN - A regular guy. MELVIN MARX - Quiet and neat, I pleasant to meet. l Nl LARRY MASSA - A little work, a lot of play is what I call a happy clay. JEANNE MATHEWS - A true friend to all. ANN MATHIAS - Very quiet, seldom says a word, but many times it's best to be reserved. LINDA MAY - A friendly smile and a twinkling eye, Linda is the type you don't pass byhll