Whitmer High School - Oracle Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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RICHARD CRAYNE MARK CULLISON CYNTHIA DALLAS MARY DAVIS I have no secret' for suc- School breaks up my whole day. She makes friends wherever Good nature is the cess, but hard work. she goes. beauty of her mind. JANET JUDITH DOUGHERTY HAROLD DUCKWORTH PATRICIA DUFFEY DOUGHERTY I just think dreams are best. An unspoken word could never Variety and fun are the Modest, simple, and be heard. staj of her life. Jweef. JUDITH ESSER TIM EVEARITT Here's to the gal with Let his deeds speak for him. the face so fair, framed in a wreath of golden hair. 29

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OREN DEACON He brightens Whitmer's halls with his smile. CAROL ANN DEANS ning way. 'W Quiet and bashful in a win- JUDITH COX I am too busy, I haverft time to think. DAVID DENNER All great men are dead, in fact I don't feel too well myself JANET CRAWFORD From a little spark burst a mighty flame. JANET DICKSON I love the noise of a crowd. EDWARD DuMILLER KENNETH DUNFORD ALAN Du PUIS ROBERT ELDRIDGE Still water runs deep. On the football field he sets a Ng gngfy enemy, everyboa'y's Tall, quiet, and-O-so wicked paoeg but believe mi friend, nice! he's faster in Cupidis race. 28

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DOUGLAS FENN He is shy, but there is mischief in his eye, PAUL FRANKEL SANDRA FRANKS No trifles worry me, nor Becomingly blonde and very cares oppress me. nice to know. 30 HEWITT FINCH MARY FISHER The terrible burden of having High hopes she had and wit nothing to do. and will, and so her tongue was seldom still. JOAN FRAZIER Be yourself and you'll be origi- nal. WILLIAM GEMBUS He has reached great height, but he climbs higher. SUSAN FISHER A lively maid, always ready to do her part. WM. Mm. SHARON FRITZ It is not good that man should be alone. WILLARD GILL I shall take me away from this cruel world.