Whitmer High School - Oracle Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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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. -,

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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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Ojicenr Leading T be Richard Donald Sta99a President Douglas Allen Butler Carol Ann Slovak Ronald William Bluth Dave W. Alt, Sergeant at Arms t I, , ..,,,....fs ., ,.s.,. Mr. Thad ig. PJ Speier, Class A ,li dvisor Vice President Secretary Treasurer We were the first class to enter Whitmer High School as sophomores. Everything was new and strange to us but with Mr. Speier as our class advisor it did not take us long to fall into line. In our first year we made a float with the School Daze theme, picked an attend- ant for Homecoming queen, produced our first assembly, sponsored a dance, and had a very successful bake sale. As iuniors we assumed more responsibilities. Our float, Horn of Plenty, was awarded the trophy. Then followed our Christmas Assembly. Another highlight was the receiving of our class rings. We were proud of our production of Seventeenth Summer, the class play. The climax of our year was the Junior Prom which will be outstanding in our memo- ries. Now at long last in September, 1955, we were stately seniors. Following tradition, we had our pictures taken and then chose our Homecoming queen. ln December we presented our class play, Down to Earth. The Senior Assembly discovered much new talent among our classmates. As the year started to come to a close we had our Senior Prom, then came Senior Day, Baccalaureate, and finally the day we have always looked forward to- Commencement. We cannot leave Whitmer without expressing our thanks to Mr. Speier, our advisor. So we leave with only regrets and the fondest of memories. Carol Slovak Secretary of Class Class Motto Leaders today, Class Flower White Rose Class Colors Blue and White tomorrow, forever. As Dave explains his idea on a class proiect, the other officers look on with approval.