Whitmer High School - Oracle Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Katie Beck enthusiastically cheers during an outdoor pep session. l ln a world such as ours, pulling together is very important in order to meet the demands of success. But in this same society, singleness is also needed for this ideal. To have success as a collective enter- prise means to have success as one person. There must be that personal factor involved to attain the high standards of all the Whitmer activities, pro- ductions and organizations. To have these high standards takes individual talents and abilities. This cannot be accomplished by machines. We must realize that, although computers are fast becoming a part of our everyday life, they do not control it. It was we who produced them and we who should control them. The responsibility of independent progress lies with us as individual human beings. We must learn to use this responsibility both sin- gularly and collectively. Most of all, without indi- viduality, we could not have Whitmer and all that it has come to mean and symbolize.