Whitmer High School - Oracle Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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m 858lfLfiIfL9.' The 1949 Oracle A printed and pictorial record ot student activities, projects, accomplishments, and interests during the school year, l948-l949 31' hitmer Hi h chool a hihgtoh To n hip Ohio Published for the Senior Class of l949 as a project by the journalism Class ot The Public Relations Department Whitmer High School 5530 Whitmer Drive Toledo l2, Ohio Printed and bound by the craftsmen of The Gray Printing Company at Fostoria, Ohio

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jnfmwmi Recording the history of mankind impartially and accurately is the aim of the good journalist. This record of the current year at Whitmer is our at- tempt to be factual, accurate, and impartial. lt is a record written first by the earnest students in their widely diversified activities. For the act first must be completed and then observed before the scribe may record it for posterity. The splendid record of student achievement at Whitmer has deserved lasting fame in the annals of educational and extra-curricular history. This year, especially, through the wide guidance of the administration, through the helpful and friendly leadership of the faculty and other directing influ- ences, and through the whole-hearted co-operation of every student con- cerned, there is an enviable history of scholarship, of individual effort in every activity, and of attainment in the fields of friendly, wholesome inter- scholastic competition in which Whitmer High School has become noted as a leader. To each member of the i949 Senior Class, this book should be a reminder of the part he played in making his school great. This Oracle, we earnestly hope, will in years to come enable the owner to re-live his wholesome years spent in the halls and fields of honor of his high school. To the other members of the student body, this yearbook may serve as an inspiration. The mantles of leadership worn by the graduating class must be worn again by their successors. May the deeds and attainments recorded herein serve to spur you on to even greater honors for the school and for yourself! The staff has realized the honor of its responsibility in presenting this record of one of Whitmer's brightest years. May what errors result be for- given in the light of understanding that our work is but human, and that we have tried sincerely to do our job as well as time, facilities, and circum- stances have permitted. May l5, l949 -A. H. Rice Public Relations Director