Whitmer High School - Oracle Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Observation rs an Important part ofa lab experiment for physics Marsha Okorowskr and Karen Ford encourage the spectators to cheer for a victory af if ff if -

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Q' Push buttons, computers and automation have be- gun to step on the toes of the individual. The current upheaval of tradition is a good example of one's wanting to be something other than what today's computerized society demands. People, especially students, want to be able to be recognized for their individual merits. Encouragement for individuality on the part of students is a major role of the Whitmer program. Pride is our key word. Being proud of one's work stimulates the desire to go on. A student should be able to learn and explore in his own way, and pride himself on his accomplishments. If this be so, let him come here and be proud to be a part of Whitmer. Let him be proud to be himself. Has the computer made the individual just a face in the crowd? We at Whitmer like to believe one tends to become the face in the crowd. Over 4,000 students attend the Whitmer complex and not one is a number in a machine, but all are individuals. Table of Contents Students Activities Curriculu m Sports Organizations Ads-Index

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Andrea McCormick displays proper form as she climbs the rope. Standing at attention, Sue Gibson waits for the next routine. 5