Whitmer High School - Oracle Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Don Arnold and Judy Vickre discover how to take good care of the American flag. Sociology, Economics and Civics Mr. Gerald W. Griesinger, who at¬ tended Muskingum College and the University of Toledo, teaches econo¬ mics and American history. He coaches the reserve football team and advises Student Council and the Variety Show. Mr. Stephen W. Kerlin, who teaches American history and civics, is a graduate of the University of Toledo. He is head football trainer and wres¬ tling coach. 18

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Mr. Frank Erme, who received his degrees from Findlay College and the University of Toledo, teaches contemporary and world history. In addition to being head basketball coach, he coaches the reserve baseball team and advises Varsity W. Mr. Richard Thompson, who received his degree from the University of Toledo, teaches World and American history. He is adviser to the Junior Council on World Affairs. Mr. John Vergiels, a graduate of the University ' of Toledo, teaches World and American history. He is an as¬ sistant trainer in football. History, Geography Carolyn Cox and Ron Dix examine a Hawaiian pineapple in their study of the fifty states. 17

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Mr. Donald Stacy received his two degrees from the University of Toledo and Bowling Green State University. He teaches physi¬ cal education, coaches the baseball team, and directs the Whitmer circus. Miss Anne Stacy, a graduate of the University of Michigan, teaches physical education and health and advises G.A.A. Mr. James Mohn, who attended Central Michigan University and Eastern Michigan College, teaches physical education and health. He is the track coach and Hi-Y adviser. Physical Education The girls’ gym classes started out this year by playing speed ball and hockey. I ' hese classic events were held in the newly-cleared field, referred to by some girls, as the “dust bowl.” The boys played football and soccer until tumbling started. Both boys and girls took tumbling, which is a highlight on the gym schedule. The acts learned in class are used in the circus in the spring. After the circus, spring finds everyone outside again playing baseball, enjoyed by girls and boys alike. Marlene Taylor and Lynda Pool practice their skills in fencing. 19