Whitmer High School - Oracle Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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F 6 ,- ,Q Yr -r are ll L s , ,E v I 'la 1 1 . A ,, X , fel Whitmer prior to the 19430 nortlT wingaaddition. I l ii C' rl' ffl n , . ! v ' . A 1 5 . ,!. x f I A -f A TIMEHMARCHES oN., l ' 1 . 1 V 1 tl When John Wallace Whitmer High Sichool first opened its doors in the fall of 1928, it had a faculty of ten members,ia senior class of niiheteen, and a curriculum of twenty subjects, 1 I. ' . The tower with its imposing height,N,,had not yet beep added tq the original building composed of the girls' gym. and the classrooms in the south section. Six classrooms and the tower were added 'in 1931. In? 1940 the noifth wing includinglihe nauditoriufn, the cafeteria, and the boys gym wasfcon- structed. The social studies classrooms and the bookstoie completed the btiilding in 1956Qas we know ifitoday. 'fy 1 Our' present building was meant to house X750 students. This year there are 1120 students being taught sixty-two islfibjects by fortyffive teachers. Our new building which will open in the fall of 41960 canxadequately take care of 2500 students. l -K Q Although we are looking forward to our' school life in the new senior high lzuilding, we will always have affectionate meniories of the old. v x, 6