Whitmer High School - Oracle Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Z7 IUNIORS Jane Aitken, Virginia Amidon, Leonard Appley, Alice Aschenbach, Betty Ashenfelter. E Fred Baker, Melvin Barhite, Eugene Basford, Betty Bellman, Arthur Bergstrom. Nlarian Berman, Cliff B e r n h a r d, Charles Birtwhistle, Alan Black- wood, Robert Bladel. Doris Blair, Marjorie Braun, Dorothy Brock, Margaret Brock, Abner Bryant. Betty Buffmyre, Donna Burt, Elsie Carlson, Stella Carpenter, Helen Cline. Charles Conrad, Lyman Cory, Raymond Cox, Jeanne Curson, Evelyn Dark. Robert Dauer, Tom DeSimone, Rich- ard Dickens, Georgia Dixon, Paul- ine Donavon. Elva Dorff, Jessie Douglas, Mathilde Drafs, Herb Erswell, Harold Fike. Larry Finn, Bob Fraker, William Free- man, Dale Gardner, Merry Get- tins.

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JUN1oR CLASS HISTORY HA.lI1l0St there Q49 OR THREE years now, with Mr. Frank Marquis as our adviser, the class of '43 has been progressing rapidly. It seems that this class has always been governed by boys. During the freshman year, Lowell Roe was president, the sophomore year Robert Long, and the junior year, Rudy Ondrus. Our activities this year have been quite numerous. The junior play, Home For Christmas, the J-Hop, the junior-Senior party, and a skating party are some of our most successful enterprises. We are pretty well established by this time, scholastically, socially, and every other way in our school life. As we near the end of the junior year we suddenly realize that next year that group that is graduating this. year will be gone. Then if you think about it further you will undoubtedly wonder if you will be able to carry on as any of the other senior classes. Everyone must feel this way justebefore he is a senior, as he is finishing his junior year. One thing, I believe, the school will always remember about this class is its entertaining assemblies. There is a great deal of talent in our class. It would also be hard to forget the ones who always place in the elimination tests every year, and those very efficient committees, and the students on the honor roll, and the ones who go out for sports every year. This class has all the material it needs to go far, and we have much hope and enormous plans for the future of being seniors. We wish to express a word IN MEMORIAM to one who was our classmate, Dorothy Rendle. 'x s . 3 ag, . ' TRXCV T263

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E293 JUNIORS Maxiiie Giebel, Wilbur Giese, Fred Granger, Alice Gray, Betty Gray. Richard Gray, Mild1'ed Haase, Mar- garet Haase, Warren Hageman, Lois Hall. Carolyn Hanson, Gerry Hardy, Hubert Hart, Arlajean Hays, Donald Heath. Bill Hennig, Clifford Herbster, John Hohl, Elloree Hough, Margaret Jones. Robert Johnson, Ola Jones, Carl Jones Richard Kidd, Loretta King. Donald Kramp, Dora Kuck, Betty La- Point, Betty Lathrop, Blaine Leit- ner. Evelyn Lett, Wilma Lindner, Albert MclVIahon, James Main, Russell Mallett. lVIargaret Mangas, Jeanne lVIattison, Dwight MHUC1', Evelyn Mauss, lVIargaret Minton. Betty Mock, Leon Molir, Richard Mott, lVIarion Mustyffaga, Dolly Nickels.