Whitmer High School - Oracle Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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THE FACULTY In 1924, Whitmer High School, consisting of the ninth grade only, was held at Wernert School. At this time, Mr. E. J. Kreiger was the only teacher. In 1925 the faculty increased to four teachers, teaching two grades. In 1926, Whitmer had five teachers and three grades were taught. The first year for a com- plete, four-year high school was 1927. The new Whit- mer, at its present location, was opened in 1928. In 1929, the new wing was errected. During the present school year, 1951-52, the faculty consists of thirty teachers. , , I M, 1 ll

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CAF ETERIA Rofw 1: Ruby Mosher, Olive Stratton, Marjorie Henderson, Lillian Starkey. Rofw 2g Hazel Briggs, Madelaine Huffer, Doris Bird. There are quite a few faces seen around Whitmer but none are as familiar as the maintenance men and the cafeteria workers. What would Whitmer do with- out them? Who would keep the halls clean, make repairs, keep the students well fed, and keep the school warm. These people are seen day in and day out, during the whole school year. MAINTENANCE e t I . f hcie w g etee Sitting: Glenn Crow, Custodiang Bill F p ' N' Bennett, Custodian. Standing: George . . K Q ' ftifisir ' Q McCandless, Maintenance Supervisorg i I Q - ,p..p .gg - jim Vischer, Engineer. . ' - , a 1t . h J ' . ' 1 , . ' -Y 5 ff' ' , Tl' ' T 7i,LQ.+i,- W 'X' fi: ' ffzjigfckjle tg - , K .uwfi rrr. Ygfw. . t fly. . fi IO

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x 2 P fp as B if .-si-.,.,,. .,-Q vs: ,aa .. . 11: ' and 3 '7- 3 F Q -if if . 'll K. X. ,,, .q .A K at 2, as 4' N fa I I 12 .K 44, ,. - 4, 5 - . .-':.igg:3...j, . , -. .h N +- I S 2 : VIVIAN M. BERTRAM CLYDE L. BROWN ELIZABETH L. BROWVN NANCY L. BUTLER HARVEY J. DAVIS DOLORES M. DEGLER CARL VV. DELPH VERA FONTAINE ROBERT GEIS GENE A. GEISERT HARRY T. GRAVES AGNES HEIL HARRY HENDERSHOT JOHN HERSLAND FRANCES I. KERN VIVIAN M. BERTRAM, B.S. in Ed., University of Toledo, English and Mathematics, Acting Dean of Girls. CLYDE L. BROVVN, B.S. in Ed., Bowling Green State Universityg Music. ELIZABETH L. BROWN, A.B., University of Toledo, B.L.S., VVestern Reserve University, Librarian. NANCY L. BUTLER, B.S. in Ed., University of Toledo, Physical Education. HARVEY J. DAVIS, B.S. in Ed., Missouri State Teachers' College, Industrial Arts, Dean of Boys. DOLORES M. DEGLER, B.S. in Ed., Bowling Green State University, University of Dayton, Commercial. CARL VV. DELPH, A.B., VVittenberg College, Science. VERA FON- TAINE,'A.B., Northwestern University, Mathematics. ROBERT GEIS, B.S.S., john Carroll University, University of Toledo, English and History. GENE A. GEISERT, B. Ed., Uni- versity of Toledo, Civics and English. HARRY T, GRAVES, B. Ed., Marshall College, Vocational Advisor. AGNES HEIL, A.B., Union College, Office Practice. HARRY HEN- DERSHOT, B.S., Alma College, Ohio State University, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. JOHN HERSLAND, B.S., in Ed., Bowling Green State University, Driving and General Business Science. FRANCES I. KERN, B.S. in Ed., Bowling Green State University, Foods. LOIS J. LOEHRKE, A.B., Wittenberg College, English and Psychology. I2 LOIS j. LOEHRKE