Whitmer High School - Oracle Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Experience, the universal Mother of Sciences. STUDENT COUNCIL Weston Trucker-president, Ruth Barrow, Phyllis Lowe, Bill Hart, Kennard Wing- Clommissioner of Service, Don Entenman-Commissioner of Athletics, Tom De Simone, Herb Erswell, Gerry Sipe-vice president, Lynn Field, Ralph Wingate, Jean Barton, Corinne Griffiths-secretary, June Hartman, Don Brondes, Rolland Mattison-treasurer, Nancy Lee, Josephine Laskey, Douglas Marshall-advisors. J S Y-OU walk down W11itmer's halls you are not surprised if you are stopped by a hall patrolman and asked to produce a hall permit. You are not surprised to see signs in the halls or cafeteria asking you to drop your paper herefi You don't mind being reminded to remove your hat or be less noisy. You enjoy noon dances and interesting assemblies. For three years the Student Council has done its best to promote student government. Each year it has become more effective. Somewhere in Don Quixote you will find these linesg There's not the least thing can be said or done, but people will talk and find fault. The Council couldn't possibly remedy all the faults brought to its attention, or be as nearly perfect as the student body would like to have it, but it has made a worthy attempt and succeeded not a little. E121

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The Seniors Are Speaking CC OW WE are freshmen, but in later years we hope to be the pride of Whitmer, said the seniors four years ago. We hope this senior class has realized its ambition, at least in part, of being the pride of Whitmer, During those four years much work and effort has been expended, many goals set, many ambitions or ideas for the future partially realized. We are on the doorstep of that future now, owing much to the patience, guidance and understanding of Mr. Marvin Habel, our class advisor since our sophomore year. Mr. Dale Crow was the head master of our freshman year. We also express our appreciation to Mr. Richard Beard, junior and senior English teacher, for his much-valued friendship and wealth of ideals which will be of lasting benefit to us. Our able and .efficient class presidents were Walt Nickels, freshman, George Draves, sophomore, and Don Entenman, junior and senior years. Our motto, exemplified ingpart by the superior scholastic achievements of a good number of our students, is No Victory Without Labor. Our school life has not been all work by any means, 'but has been a sensible, enjoyable combination of work and play. The most outstanding activities sponsored by us during our stay at Whitmer include: the fresh- man class picnic at Forest Park, a boat trip to Cedar Point, concluding our second year, Spring Fever the very successful junior play, the junior- senior parties, the J-Hop, several skates at Memorial Hall, the illustrious senior play, june Mad, and the unforgettable senior prom. ' As we review our commencement and final departure from Whitmer, we want to impress upon each class the value of the spirit of appreciation of its years in high school, which are memorable for so many fine experiences. E143