Whitmer High School - Oracle Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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' Jfme CiAFlfTliRlA STAFF Currie- Stulccy, lfsthcr Stewart, Hazel Briggs, Sigriil Hohcy, Charles Hohey ROW! I: ROXV ll: Lois Lochrkc, A,B.-linglish, Typing VL-rn Sciplc, BS in lid.-Sewing Douglas Marshall, HS in IiLl.4CQommunity Prohlcms, limmu Shook, AB.-Biology, Lihrury W-wld Hiswfy vmim Smith, B. of iid.-izngiish I Wifi- Mwl- A-H--Alirfbfil. Mdflwfmlifs Donald sway, iss. in rail., A.M.Aifhym.1i izllufimrm lithul Molnnr, li.S. in liLl.ACl1L-lnistry, Physics Huillth lhlph Pritts, B.S. in lirlf Wrarirl Shop lvIni'guuritu Thompson, A,B.-Sliortlmml, Typing lrnm Schlcgul, l5.S. in lid.--Mflivics, Sociology Arden Wfrilkur, B.S. in lid.-Bookkucping, Commurcinl L.1w Rigney Dry Cleaners-520 South Detroit Avenue-XXfAlbridge 0134 IXXGI-I lil.EYliN

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at swfwwy LEFT TO RIGHT: Clyde Brown, B.S. in Ed.-Music Carl Delph, A.B.-General Science Earle Deppen, Special-Metal Shop Lois Ery-Office Elinor Fisher, B.S. in Ed.-Physical Education Mary Gerity, A.B.-American History, Economics Dorothy Hochstetter, A.B.-English Il, Spanish Margaret Hoffman, A.B., A.M.-English III, English IV Frances Knoke, B. of Ed.4Cooking, Home Nursing Josephine Laskey, A.B., A.M.-Latin, French PAGE TEN -it Yi CUSTODIANS john Christen, jim Vischer, Bill Bennett, Maynard France l l Allen and Gregg Food Market-5250 Alexis Road

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JW fmt- RUW' UNISJ Abby Kronk, Norman Kleinsmilh, Nancy Mcllniiald, Joanne Miller, Marcella Uralmm, Nancy Leo, I-Estelle llnhey, joe llart. RUM' 7'lfV0: Huh Hoover, Donna Sl'hl8HllHIl'll, Ralph VVhilney, Bill Parker, Fred Germain, Huh Kalka, Harold Rightmyer, Miss I lcwlistetler. Student Council S'l'l'DEN'l' COURT Durmhy llochstrtter, Fred Bnmyea, Donna Svhlemhach, Ray Kc-mlcr, Marcella Graham The organization which has as its sole purpose the better- ment of school life is our Stud- ent Council. Heretofore it has been relatively inactive but this year Tim and Terry have seen it as it should be seen. They both realize that the council is working for them, not against them. To enforce their regulations this year they have initiated the Student Court, the most democratic movement in the school since the establishment of the council itself. During these sessions students are judged by students and the results are far more effective. Tim and Terry are sorry to say they will no longer be under this jurisdiction but realize how essential is the continuation of this court in the promotion of better student government. Hobey's School Cafeteria-Wholesale Lunches at a Minimum Cost PAM E TVVELVE