Whitmer High School - Oracle Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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The following information was gathered after a study of the city directories of Toledo, San Francisco, Wasliington, D. C., Hollywood, Palm Beach, and New York. The date-1952. Dorothy Young-using her talents in the field of interior decorating. Kennard VVing-expert at mending children's electric trains. Barbara VVilson-artists' model for Spanish paintings. Betty VVilliams-owner of The Delicatessen in Trilby, Qhio. Agnes 'W'ight-champion woman bowler in Ohio. Melvin VVhite-high-pressure salesman for Acme Snowshoe Company. Grace WVhite-advocating prison reform. Bob VVessling-champion wrestler of the Y. M. C. A. Bernadine Wegener-nurse at Toledo Hospital. Ardis W7alker-hoping her Hrst book will reach the best-seller list. Alvin Walker-professor' of chemistry at Ohio State University. VVeston Trucker-persuading cannibals to live better lives. Bill Timmerman-make-up artist for Max Factor. Alice Thomsen-seamstress for the most popular debutante 'of the year. Betty Thompson-editor of Rogue, the extraordinary fashion magazine. Marguerite Trabbic-chosen the outstanding woman of the year. Betty Taylor-cashier for Toledo's largest parking lot. Roy Stone-manager of the new Super Store. Jack Stone-manager of a Gulf Gas Station. Don Steele-drawing cartoons for The New York Times. Don Stahl-scoutmaster of Trilby's ever-increasing Boy Scout troop. Frances Snowberger-successful cosmetologist. Bob Sharrer-captain of the WVorld's Champion Basketball team. Bette Sedlock-women's champion motorcyclist. Lucille Scott-interpreter of dreams for the popular magazine, Women's Day. Ray Rutledge-Hollywood's most romantic leading man. Gleneva Russell-traveling about the globe collecting rare hutteriiies. Gerry Royston-manager of the city's first women's escort bureau. Ed Rohloff-bus operator for the Community Traction Company. Fred Ries-machinist at the Auto-Lite. Kate Richards-mistress of ceremonies for Kate's Variety Hour. Alice Reeves-happy wife of a country gentleman. Bud Pugh-athletic director at Wliitmei' High School. Ruth Proudfoot-gossip columnist for the Toledo Blade. Mary Price-hostess for the United Air Lines. Betty Paxton-stewardess on an ocean liner. Jane Osterhoudt-charming owner of Jane's Flower Shop. VVilmer Ohlemacher-spending his life advantageously in the Navy Air'Corps. Walter' Nickels-spending his second triumphant year on the All-American football team. June lVIorrette-recently chosen the most charming magazine-cover girl. Virginia lVIonroe-enthusiastic Evangelist. Beverly Millns-runner-up of Katheryn Cornell. Joanne Miller-using her artistic talents as a commercial artist. l22l

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Leo lWcQuestion-still manufacturing Noody Noodles. Phyllis Lowe-first woman diplomat to China. Helen Long-selling perfume at Lasalle Koch's. Lois Lockard-buyer at Chicago's outstanding fashion center. Lois Ligman-head librarian in Toledo's main library. Coletta Lehman-receptionist in a photographeids studio. Priscilla Lee-operator in the Rudon Beauty Salon. Helen LaVoy-Palm Beach's best masseuse. Richard Klenk-still a playboy. Joanne Kern-sweetheart of the Navy. Ulis Janney+Trilby Volunteer Fireman. Marjorie Hough-the world's most popular lady comedienne. Fred Holmes-member of the Florida Chamber of Commerce. Natalie Herbster-women's physical education instructor at Toledo University. Audrey Haynes-promising young partner of Helena Rubenstein. Gertrude Hawkins-a second Billie Burke. Bill Hart-newest gag man for radio's most popular funny man. Mary Ellen Harbaugh-president of the Trilby School lVIother's Club. Reba Hall-bathing beauty at Miami Beach. ' Don Green-scrubbing decks for the good old United States Navy. VVilma Granger-proprietor of the Sunnybrook Home for Foundlings. Jack Goldsworthy-a daring test pilot 'for the United Air Lines. Laurel Glenn-a proficient stenographer in the Courthouse. Charlie Gibson-manager of the Crispy Potato Chip Company. Leonard Frantz-still pumping away at the pump business. Jeannette Forgette-busy little social worker. lVIarvin Floro-outstanding congressman of the year. Dorothy Floro-most efficient secretary at the American Propeller Plant. Barbara Fillbright-stand-in for Veronica Lake. Don Entenrnanfbuilding dream houses. . George Draves-most active fire warden of the year. Carolyn DeNune-just won a medal for bravery in the Women's Police Force. Lucille Deerwester-operating an exclusive hat shoppe in her own individual way VVillard Davison-leading sports announcer for WTOL. John Davis-concert pianist featured at the lVIetropolitan Opera House. Charlie Cram-pitching sensational no-hit games for the Yankees. Dale Cory-soapbox politician. Shirley Cook-head cook at Cook's Cafe. Betty Coleman-instructing potential jitterbugs. James Calvert-star trombonist in America's most popular swing band. Dale Brown-getting his man for the Northwest Mounted Police. Doris Boerst-featured roller skating star at the Coliseum. Veral Berman-contented mother of six chubby little Plotners. Marcia Bennett-telling fortunes at The Mystic Night of the Sea. Virginia Becker-private secretary of the President of the United States. Ruth Barrow-one of Powers' loveliest models. Joy Amidon-giving her time as an army hostess. Audry Algyre-working behind Toledo's Super Soda Fountain. Sylvia Alberts-leading fashion designer in San Francisco. E241