Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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HOME AND PARENTS CHARLES OTTNEY - l'm as free as a wandering breeze. ALLEN PAINTER - Sometimes he sits and thinks, sometimes he just sits. MARIANNE PAINTER - Nothing bothers Marianne ever, and that is why she is so clever. GARY PAR- KER - It's so hard to be good. ROSEMARY PARKER - Quiet ways are nice ways, but mine are more fun. ANN PASTOR - A nicer girl you'll never meet, Ann knows how to stand on her own two feet. BONNIE PATRICK - Patience and gentleness are power. MARGARET PAVLICA - Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help whom- ever she may. ' WILLIAM PFAFF - Never a dull moment when he's around. REBECCA PICKERING - Full of joy, gaiety, and the dickensf' ROBERT PIGOTT - l'm happy, what's the matter with the rest of the world? CAROLYN PIROLLI - l want to laugh, love, and live. KATHRYN PLACE - She's cheerful and gay with nice things to say. FRANCES POLASKI - lntelli- gence with an unassuming air. TERRYSUE POOLE - Always helpful, always good, always doing as she should. SANDRA PORTER - 'Tis nice to be na- tural when naturally nice. JOHN PURTEE - Always quick to do his part. SUZANNE RACZ - To know her is to like her always. BRYANT REAMSNYDER - Just you wait, he'll be great. BEVERLY REED - Stately and tall, she moves down the halls.

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JANET MEYERS - She that hath knowledge will gain great tame. WII LIAM MEYERS - TaIl good-looking, a wonder- tul guy - the girls all re- gard him with a sigh. I SAMUEL MIERZEWJEWSKI - Action, not speech, proves a man. DIANE MILLER - With a heart as good as gold, a friend worth knowing, we are told. 'N SOCK-HOPS NANCY MILLER - Pretty as a picture is this bru- nette. NORMA MILLER - She's someone who isn't easy to forget, you seldom want to. RICHARD MILLS - Never too busy to be friendly. GLORIA ANIINNICKH- As likeable as she is lockable. DELBERT MORELAND - Nice to know. JOEY MOTTER - There's nothing like tun, is there. TOM NEDDO - Easy to get along with. JACQUELINE NESTICH - A sparkling eye, a light step, this girl has loads ot pep. SUSAN NICHOLLS - Virtue is its own reward and she is well rewarded. WILLIAM NICKOLOFF - Wherever he tinds himself in life - he'Il make a good addition. JUNE NIEDERHAUSER - Her modest eloquence cannot be surpassed. CHERYL NISSEN - While some speak of greatness, others achieve it. ll WILLIAM NORPER - Not too tall, not too short, he excels in every sport. DORIS OBEE - Her heart is ever at your service. WILLIAM ORLET - The world . belongs to the energetic. CAROLYN ORSBORN - Short, sweet, and nice to know, Carol is one who ' I never has a foe. 2 l EQSTSHGSS 115434: 1

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SUE REED - A portrait of thoughtfulness and charm is she. JAMES REID - There is much to be done, but who wants to do it. KENNETH RENO - Easy going and lots of fun. SUSAN RETHMEL - POISe sprinkled with happiness. AN ABUNDANCE OF FOOD IN A LAND OF PLENTY . . . RONALD RICE - Many he has caused to stare. Could it be his bright red hair? BRYANT RICHARD - Be happy and glad, life's too short to be sad. ANETTA RITTNER - A small package of charm. SUE ROBERTS - UnruftIed, yet spiced with enthusi- asm. SALLY ROE - Loyalty and reserve make her genial and winsome. NANCY ROTHLISBERGER - Drawing pictures is her delight. She draws them morning, noon, and night. PAMELA RUCH - Not that I love study less, but fun more. SHARON RUDESS - Her friends know her for the true friend that she is. JAMES RUIZ - He never says a foolish thing. THOMAS RYAN - This guy has a mind of his own. LEO SALPIETRO - You must admit, he's quite a guy. SHARON SARNS - Where silence is golden, she'd be o pauper. WILLIAM SAUNDERS - This fellow seems to pos- sess but one idea and that is the right one. JAMES SCHENKEL - A willing worker and a good friend. JOHN SCHENKEL - Neat and swell, a smoothie as well. RONALD SCHINHARL - 'fl-le is always full of fun and action.