Whitmer High School - Oracle Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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THE ORACLE S Crewe! Senior Class Officers HAROLD VISCHER --------- - - President CHARLES BLACKLIDGE - - - Vice-Prefidem D12 NELL MEYERS - - - - - Seerezezry LUCY MAIDENS - - - - Treasurer MR. MARKS ------- - - Clem Aeioixer Clem Colors-Old Rose and Grey Clan Flower-Rose CLASS MOTTO Today ix the bert day of your lifeg yesterdezy is gone, and tomorrow rrzrzy rzeoer come. Page Ten

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Tl-IE ORACLE CLASS WILL OF 1952 We, the class of 1932, of Whitmer High School, Washington Township, Lucas County, being of sound mind and memory, publish and declare this our last will and testament by bequeathing the following: SECTION I. Firrts Our sympathy we bequeath to those who ride the school busses, and our hopes for more busses or fewer students. Second: We bequeath to all members of Whitmer High School our confidence in their aims for success. SECTION II. First: To the most brave sophomores, we do gratefully leave all the relics of these by-gone days, including awkwardness, blunders, hard tasks left undone, giggling spells when no one can possibly tell what is funny, a year of fun, imaginary heart-rending affairs which come to naught, and best wishes for steady improvement in morals and manners. Second: To the Freshmen We leave a little green to wear on St. Patrick's Day. SECTION III. A First: Harold Vischer leaves his magnetic power over women to Loren Christlieb. Second: Myrtle Brown and George Mallett leave their mutual affliction to James Vollmer and Sugar Newton. Thircl: Frances Atwell bequeaths Poor little dumb little Audrey to Mrs. Schlegel. Fourth: Charles Blacklidge leaves his grace to Grace Iffland and his Yo-Yo to Frank Owens. Fifth: Robert Bender leaves his sense of humor to Miss Laskey. Sixth: Robert Thornton leaves instructions on growing 'lside-burns to anyone who has the ability to raise them. Seventh: Richard Yost leaves his tenor to Howard Schnitker. Eighth: The seniors leave their new way of drawing circles with a tri- angle to Mr. Lincke. Ninth: The Senior Dubs leave their ability to play basketball to next year's varsity. Tenth: Clifford Welever leaves the fullback berth to Elmer Lanz. Eleventh: Catherine Baus leaves her whoopee to Miss Zindler. Twelfth: Raymond Davis leaves his stale jokes to james Schalow. MARY BEALS, 52 MARGE WEIDINGER, 52 Page Eleven