Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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The 194 6 Whisperer SENIORS ELAINE EMERICK So quiet and small-hard to tell if she's there, We wouldn't Hnd her, except for her hair. JAMES FARR If he was sane, one wouldn't know it For rarely ever would he show it. MILDRED FARR An intellectual star Was Mildred Farr. TOM FL ACK A very good student Quiet but prudent. JAMES FOREMAN The football award was given to Jim, And all the other boys envied him. NOLAN FOY Nolan Foy Was quite a boy! I! PHYLLIS FREEBORN We called her Red for reasons known, She had a wit that was all her own. BETTY LOU EREIDT The grades of Betty Lou Freidt Were impossible to beat. Bicksler Electric-Things Electric

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N DALE CASKEY Printer Jake Takes the cake. BLAINE CLIFFORD At the Acme he did toil, And ran around with a freshman goil DAN COUGHLIN A mighty orator was Dan, He'll be a lawyer if he can. VIVIAN COVELL Al Bordacs did give, A ring to Viv. EARL DIAMOND Cooney played a clarinet, We haveri't met his match as yet. EVELEEN DICK We car1't kick About Eveleen Dick. LEO DOYLE Leo was a happy boy, A cue stick was his favorite toy. JEWEL EBY Jewel, Jewel, Was no fool. C. R. Barnard The 1946 Whisperer

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SENIORS GLORIA FRIEDT More people we need Like Gloria Freidt. EDNA MAY FULTON When we caught sight of Edna May, XVe knew Carl wasn't far away. WAYNE FULTON Waynie was popular with the girls: They liked his Shirley Temple curls. DOROTHY GISH Dorothy Gish, Dorothy Gish Jim Sondles thinks she's quite a dish, DALE GOODRICH Over the hill, and through the vale, In his Ford goes little Dale. ROGER GRUVER No more school days, Now it's Navy ways. GUNDER GUNDERSEN We'Il remember Gunder When he's six foot under. JACK HALL Jack's pin stripe suit Is really zoot. Vance Baldwin The 1946 Whz'sperer