Whitmer High School - Oracle Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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CHEERLEADERS - ,, tr:-rw W. , .- Era., aa .QW iw .,st.,,. 8 . dir: of , ,v....Q..,, - fmt ww cage VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Marge Sullivan, Pam Whalen, Pat Montoni, Carol l.engel Q'-4 Cheerleaders under the direction of Miss Eve Wil- liams did a fine job this y e a r in encouraging sound school s p i r i t throughout our athletic contests. With the en- treating voices of the cheerleaders and the re- sponse from the student body, we know why Whit- mer's teams are full of fight and the determina- tion to win, Our cheer- leaders have done their best in the past years and will continue to encour- age our teams on to vic- tory. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS-Donna Patrick, Mikey Richards, Jean Witte, Janice Wood VARSITY CHEERI-EADER51C0V0l l-9 l9El, Sharon Laney, and Marge Sullivan Cheering our team on to victory. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Pat Montoni and VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Pam Whalen and Marge Sullivan Carol Lengeg

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SEN IORS CAPTURE TROPHY - i e, s On the senior float, our black Panther leaps for GNC. championship cup. r 'el t Ag xt Linda Regnier, Sandy Greely and Judy Putnam display the trophy received for the winning float. The air was brisk and excitement was everywhere as sirens sounded and constables started the annual Sideline Quarterback parade of floats, cars, and fire engines which ended in victory for the senior class. Merchants of our community displayed their ad- vertisements on convertibles and ieeps. The crowd eagerly awaited the sight of the first float for this year was the first to have a football theme. The principals of our various schools came by waving from the windows of a school bus. Everyone held their breath until the winning float was announced. This was the second year the class of '57 won the trophy. After the game, the senior Hl-Y sponsored a dance in the girls' gym as a climax to a thrilling evening. ouir CHW:j1 , , sr, NOGNESGCENY gy MGOAR N 11i:1'En Donna Patrick, friend billy goat, and Pete The junior float gave a Toast to the Team Elson take a ride on the sophomore float. as the theme of their float. 107

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HERE COMES THE WHITMER CIRCUS! l Students show their creative ability. lt's circus time at Whitmerl Led by the Whit- mer Panther, the Speck Ccircus language for parade? is made up of all the students who will appear some place in the acts of the circus. The various acts show the importance of timing, co- ordination, and co-operation. Mr. Stacy, a strict ringmaster, always stresses discipline and exact- ness. A variety of rolls, kipps, and springs are combined in the tumbling exhibition, This year was the first to attempt co-ed on the box and horse. Modern dance, relay teams, rope climbs, a drill team composed of the tallest girls of the student body, and trampoline work all make the circus an exciting highlight of our school year. AX The famous pyramid ladder requires co-ordin ation and quick thinking. The drill team performs one of its precision movements. I 109