Whitmer High School - Oracle Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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School W0rkf'rf K4'cp1'11Lg , .oo- . -we Lff X -, , X. I is ff' '--Q-Q l Trudy Herrick, assistant secretary to Mr. Davis. Dorothy Hartsel, secretary to Mr. Davis. Two of the most helpful people in Whitmer are the two secre- pal's offices. She assists the deans in such duties as filing, taries in the principal's office, Trudy Herrick and Dorothy making attendance slips and typing. Hartsel. Any time one is in need of a razor blade or looking Since the P.A. system was installed two years ago, morn- for something in the files, or learning how to run the ditto ing announcements have become a part of the daily routine. machine, they are always glad to help. This year, Dick Stagg, as a member of Masque and Gavel, Every senior girl has a chance to become a co-op girl. qualified for the position of announcer. She earns two credits for working in the deans' and princi- igswga sa ' vv l C7 l . K wr 4 Q, School announcer Duck Stagg Co-op girls, Betty Hallett and Gail Haney. 22 Co-op girls, Sue Warren and Shirley Dresch.

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Of Tbvir K1l011'll7igU ,, IW Thad Speier Donald Stacy Donna Teaderman Mr. Thad Speier is the Trades and Industries teacher. He is advisor of the Senior Class and V.l.C. He has attended the University of Toledo, University of Illinois and Ohio State University and received a vocational degree. He can be seen around school wearing the latest styles and colors in men's clothes. Mr. Donald Stacy, boys' physical education instructor, directs the Circus. He starts at the beginning of the year to plan it. He has a B.S. and a M.A. in Ed. from Bowling Green State Uni- versity. ln his spare time he is a build- ing contractor. Mrs. Donna Teaderman is the new sewing teacher. She also teaches English. She has a B.S. in Ed. from Bowling Green State University. She is advisor of F.H.A. Her favorite hob- bies are water skiing and going to the movies. Peg Towe Mrs. Peg Towe replaced Mrs. Meyer at the middle of the year. She teaches English and Journalism. She received a B.A. from the University of Toledo. She likes to travel and paint. 21 S 'Q J , I' William Zahn Mr. William Zahn began his teaching career here with History and Civics. He has been very busy as ad- visor to Student Council, Student Court, and Junior Council on World AlTairs. He graduated from the Uni- versity of Toledo with a B. in Ed. t I , A

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Wb1.f1I1t7' Rufzniilg Smootbbf Ax l -.4 CAFETERIA HELP: Ruby Mosher, Hazel Briggs, and Olive MAINTENANCE STAFF: Bill Bennett, Glen Crow, Stanley Stratton. Chandler, Berneice Worman. E 1 9 1, M- 4 , ' il --N mn 1 HEAD OF CAFETERIA STAFF, Madeline Huffer, and another helper, Lee Windle. BUS DRIVERS, Row l: Harold Winland, Phil Heckerl, Dick McLeod, Bob Borden, Bob Mattison, Virgil Henry. Row 2: Sam Addis, Ralph Rode, Larry Yarger, Bill Pence, Bill Kolinski, Victor Hesrick. lllil F' pt- N. BUS DRIVERS, Row 1: Wallace Stevens, Roger Foeller, Norm Hall, Bob Dearment, John McLeod. Row 2: Leon- ard Mohr, Bob Buckley, Al Bergman, Blake Dorf, Ed Meinders, Bill Johnson. w Q . ,Q X, Qu 'vi su SRM I E fx .bi-f N 1,115 3 N Amxfs. -,