Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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if , 3 F TWIW 'S The 194 6 Whisperer SENIORS MARITA SICKLES Voice was the line, In which she did fine. BARBARA SIMPSON Never zx word From her was heard, FERN SIMPSON Fern was partial to Copley High, Now what do you suppose was the reason why? ROSE SIMSHAUSER Witty Rose, A printing course chose. JUNIOR SMITH Blond, wavy hair Beyond compare. PAUL SMITH On bended knee, He's six-foot-three. JIM SONDLES This very worthy resident, Was our senior president. ANTOINETTE SORRENTINO Write a poem about Ann? I'll be darned if I can. Curtis Men's Wear

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SENIORS RICHARD ROHRER In sports, Dick Rohrer Could boost the score. BONNIE RAUDEBAUGH Blonde-haired Bonnie Captiyated Johnnie, JEAN RUFENER Jean longed to fly High in the sky. MARY LOU RUSSELL If your poem bothers you, Just blame Mary Lou. MARY ANN RUTLEDGE A quiet lass. Ifrom the printing class. VIVIAN SANTROCK Vivian, not like many girls, Had an abundance of natural curls. COLEEN SEIBERLING If Coke cheered the team, 'I'hey'd play on the beam. BETTY SELL One never could tell About Betty Sell. City Heating and Sheet Metal Co. The 1946 WIYISPW'

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SENIORS MARY TAYLOR Every night she awaited a bus, If you know why, would you tell us? JACK TIFFANY Straight and tall, A friend to all. VERONICA TIGHE She was absent for quite a while, But returned to us with her winning smile. JIM TUBBESING He'd act on any dare you'd wish, From throwing a pie to swallowing a ish DELORES WAY Delores Way Had plenty to say. BILL WEISHEIMER A sailor boy he longed to be, So Bill left school and went to sea. VIRGINIA WERTZ Though quiet and shy, ' She has that look in her eye. DON WESTENBARGER What's that noise-a truck or train? It's just the buzzin' of Westy's brain. 5 I D, H, L, Feed C0, The 1946 Whisperer 1