Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ABRAMS 84 MANSFIELD THE 1948 WHISPERER Publlshed by the Semor Class of CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Wadsworth, Ohio AHLS FOOD MARKET F O R E W O R D We, the members of the 1948 Annual Staff, present our issue of the Wadsworth High School Whisperer. We hope that, as you look through this book, it will recall to you the good times, the many friendships, and the not- to-be-forgotten trials and tribulations of the school year 1947-48. ALLAN AUTO PARTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication ,,AT....TT,T,TT,....,....TT, ,..,TTT,.,........,,.......TTT.......A,.TA,, Faculty ....TTTT Senior Class ,,.,... Who's Who .T.4.......,.,.... .W Senior Class Prophecy ..,... Junior Class ,e.4eeeeeeei..... Sophomore Class .ee,.. Freshman Class eei.,. Eighth Grade .,e..... Seventh Grade .,i,.r Activities ,,ss,,ss.., Annual Queen .,....,. Senior Activities .,s,s Athletics ,i..,.,............ Senior Class Will ,...,,,,s Alma Mater ....cs,s.. ALLEN 8 HARTZELL,lNC. DEDICATION 'Q We, the class of 1948, respectfully dedicate this issue of the Whisperer to Mr. Art Wright, who has loyally served Wadsworth High as coach, athletic director, and teacher. Mr. Wright served in the Navy during World War II as Lieutenant Commander. He holds the Navy Commendation Ribbon for leadership, courage, and prompt and efficient action during the torpedoing of his ship. He was awarded Battle Stars for his participation in the invasion of Iwo Jima and Okinawa. He also has the Bronze Star for heroic achievement while engaged in the hazardous duty of sailing his ship through mined waters necessary to insure the safe entry of United States occupational forces to the Empire of Japan. f CN f ,Q Z? ff- A L JZEQTEI :--2 71 I ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION T. H. Ewing, President S. E. Welty, Vice President J. S. Overholt W. L. Smith J. P. Westbrook Mary Ellen Anderson Mrs. Treva Booth Beulah Good Clerk of the Secretary to Secretary to Principal Board of Education Superintendent College of Wooster Barberton School of Commerce Wadsworth High School Compliments of B 84 B STORE FACULTY M, H. Burkholder O. J. Work Superintendent Principal Asbury College Ashland College Columbia University Ohio State University University of Cincinnati Muskingum College R. H. BAKER, Realtor FACULTY Barbara Armstrong Muskingum College Oliver A. Cooper Ohio State University J. Millard Fretz Bluffton College Ohio State University 10 C. R. Ruth Ann Boyd Muskingum College Ohio State University Doris Baughman University of Akron Jess Fauber Bluffton College Ohio State University Russell Doan Kent State University Wilbur W. Geiser University of Akron Robert Gerstenschlager University of Akron Carnegie Institute of Technology BARNARD, Optometrist FACULTY Harvey Grunwald Mrs. Frances Henry Gordon Hildebrand Ohio Wesleyan University University of Akron Westminster College Kent State University Mount Union College MTS- Louise Hildebrand Betty Hood Willard Hunsberger College of Wooster University of Mexico Mrs. Mary Jordan Madison College Ohio State University Oberlin College University of Wisconsin Ashland College Richard Krauss Muskingum College Mrs. Harriet Kraloill Bluffton College BARRETT TIRE SERVICE 11 FACULTY Elizabeth Langguth Westminster College Albert Perkins College of Wooster Kent State University Kingsley Sears Baldwin Wallace College Northwestern University 12 Robert McCafferty Ohio State University Mrs. Frances Rodda Kent State University Mrs. Anne Williams Indiana State Teachers College E. C. BATES AGENCY Helen Nichols Miami University Western Reserve University Ralph Rohrer Baldwin Wallace College University of Michigan Arthur Wright Ohio State University Mercer University xy A A A A my 7 ffl, V' !ff4wXMgXXXs CLASSES Senior Class Cabinet Marilyn Thomas CVice-Presidentb, Leonard Hurst fBoy Representativej, Maxine Clifford CPresidentJ, Mrs. Hildebrand CAdvisorJ, Rosemarie Daley QGirl Representativej, Dorothy Anderson CSecretary-Treasurerb, l BENEDlCT'S POLAR BAR SENIORS BILL ADAMS He's a tall and handsome fellowg He drives a car that's really mellow, MARIE ALCORN Here is something we all know- Oaks from little Alcorns grow. JOAN ALLAN There was a lad in navy blue To whom, Joan was always true. DOROTHY ANDERSON When Dot is teaching school, We venture to say, The boys will have detention class every day. JOHN ARPAD John was the cause of many a laugh While cutting up at Annual Staff. DONNA AUBLE Donna was a pretty girl, With big blue eyes and lashes that curl. TOM BALDWIN This little man has been aroundg He could be found in any town. JOANIE BEARD Joanie could sing Most anything. ELSASS BEN FRANKLIN STORE SENIORS JANET BENEDICT Janet has a Southern drawl, But she doesn't say you-all. MARY LOU BIDINGER Pretty as a picture is Mary Lou, One that many boys would like to Woo. LOYAL BISHOP Although 'twas last year that he came, In all our sports he's now gained fame. JANET BOYER Shy and quiet is this lass, And much the smartest in our class. CARL BUCKINGHAM Carl is our quiet janitor boy, But with the girls he's not so coy. JO ANN CAHOON Everyone knows her friendly smiles, But only Buzz knows her feminine wiles. RICHARD CARNEY Facts are perfect in this guy's mindg In chemistry class he can really shine. CAESAR CARRINO Caesar sings both loud and long. At the slightest urge he gives out with a song. ELSASS BEN FRANKLIN STORE ED CHERNAK Ed plays a groovy sax, Likes loud suits with loose-draped slacks. BARBARA COLLINS To go with her temper, it has been said, Her hair should have been a deep, bright red. MARGARET COOK A brilliant girl is Margaret Cookg She doesn't need to study a book. ROSEMARIE DALEY Parts, can be acted by Rosernarieg She'll entertain at your afternoon tea. MARILYN DANIELS Tall and terrific, To be specific. BEULAH DAVIS She leads the school in giving yellsg We all agree that she excels. HAROLD DIXON On, Donder! On, Blitzen! On, Cupid and Dixon. VINCENT DOCCOLO So tall, so dark, so handsome- A personality and then some. SENIORS ELSASS BEN FRANKLIN STORE SENIORS DAENA DREIER To be a Miller Would thrill her. HELEN DROLLINGER A sparkling personality Of the very first degree. ROGER DUTT Honorary captain of the football team, We hold this lad in high esteem. MICHAEL EARNEST With the girls of Wadsworth High Junior was really quite the guy. WANDA EASTERDAY We are very fond of A girl Whose name is Wanda. JACK EBY Football, basketball, baseball, toog Gets his training on Highland Avenue, DALE EVERHARD How anyone could be as quiet as he Is a good deal more than We can see. LOIS EVERHARD She rates Supreme With a guy named Dean. THE BETTER DRESS SHOP sENioRs NORMA EWING Hair is black and eyes are browng As Ed-in-Chief she goes to town. JIM FISHER We cannot write a rhyme for Jim, Because mere words do not describe him. NANCY FLACK Cute and fancy, That's our Nancy. JOAN FLATH Cute and curvy is Joanie Flath, And Bud to her door has a Well-Worn path. CURTISS FRITZINGER A Wonderful guy is our friend Curtg We all were sad when he got hurt. NINA GARDNER Never a Word From her was heard. NICK GARN Handsome hunk of a man is Nickg The gals Wanta know what makes him tick. PAT GARVER Big of heart and big of mind, Our Pat is of the finer kind. BICKSLER FUNERAL SERVICE SENIORS DOROTHY GARVIN Hair is blond and eyes are blueg Dot is cute and quiet too. PEGGY GISH Peggy Gish, An appetizing dish. IRA GRINER Ira likes Janie, everyone knows, From the top of her head to the tip of her toes. BOB HACKENBERG All the glory in sports goes to Hackg He really deserves all those pats on the back. JOANN HAHN Joann is Johnny's cute twin sisterg Bet lots of boys have tried to kiss her, JOHN HAHN About Johnny's girls We're a bit hazy, But he surely must drive them crazy. ELNORA HALL Short and sweet, Trim and neat. NANCY HALLIWELL Cute little chick, Doesn't miss a trick. W. S. BICKSLER ELECTRIC, Things Electrical SENIORS CAROLYN HARTER One of the wilder girls in town, On her our elders all did frown. CARLYLE HARTMAN Short looks At school books. BEATRICE HARTZELL Dancing, modeling, swimming, skating, And a smile so captivating. JOANN HINKLE When you think of a smile and eyes that twinkle, Your thoughts will switch to Joann Hinkle. CHARLES HOLLAND If success is obtained by handsome looks, Hector may now discard his books. EARL HORNER A medium fellow, not short or tall, Earl's a guy who's friendly to all. FRANCES HOSFELD Her social life knows no bounds, She's well known in many towns. LEONARD HURST For an all-round good fellow he's our choice, i With his good looks and beautiful 4 voice. 2 BIRKBECK MOTORS-Kaiser-Frazer P'- SENIORS NANCY ISSELHARD Nancy plays a piano sweetly, ls quiet in school, and dresses neatly. MARY ETTA JACKSON Mary Etta is known to all For being blond-haired and six feet tall. ev.. PAT KENT The honor of annual and homecoming queen went To a. lovely girl named Pat Kent. MERVIN KILMER Sparkling eyes, curly hair, Always smiling, knows no care, JAN E KIME Janie is a personality kid, She's got a smile that's never hill. ERLENE KRAMER Her boy friend, Bob, moved to Penn., Missed her so, came back again. DORIS KREIDER Picky is so shy and nice, Be her friend, that's our advice. JOAN KREIDER Joan never has much to say. She's sweet and kind in every way. BOB'S HAMBUGER 5' SENIORS MARILYN KREIDER A respected citizen of any town, Marilyn is sure to win renown. BEVERLY LANE Bev, ,tis true, does wear her glassesg That doesn't stop boys from making passes. DICK LA ROCCA Handsome Dick- Whom will he pick? DICK LEAF Leaf us not forget dear Dick, For he'll be there when the fighting is thick. JANE LIBERT Janie has that come-hither look. We s'pose she learned it from a book. BETTY LOVE Betty draws Without flaws. HAROLD MALSON Harold Malson's a great big guy, Almost as broad as he is high. BOB MCRITCHIE Slender and tall, 4 Right on the ball. KOLONY BOWLING SENIORS MILLARD MEANS Who steals the hearts of all the girls, But Millard with his darling curls? CAROL MESSNER Carol's Mechanical Drawing sure makes her hustle. When she took the course, it caused quite a rustle. MARY MILLER For traveling, Mary has a flairg You just name it-she's been there. DALE MUSSER Dale likes to travel fastg By his i'CheVy you Will be passed. JEROME NELSON Transportation is no worryg His Whizzer gets there in a hurry. BILL OPLINGER As a printer He's a winner. HELEN JANE PECNIK Helen is prominent in N. F. L. .In band she also plays the bells. JOHN PERONIS 1 his name. 24 BRENNEMAN'S PHARMACY He couldn't keep his mind on the game, While Norma was loudly cheering SENIORS VVILBUR PIFER Walking may be liked by some, But Wilbur would rather use his thumb, JULIUS PISANELLI Once upon a time Julie was on crutchesg He'd like to get Medina firmly in his clutches. PAUL REX Paul has a very royal name, A title bound to gain him fame. BOB ROHRER Shorty Rohr-er he was hailed. ln mischief he never failed. RUTH ROHRER This girl is fresh as a daisy, Always industrious, never lazy. BARBARA ROTH Barbara always does her bitg In any crowd, she's sure to fit. BILL RUSSELL Bill was rather a quiet guy Until he came to Wadsworth High. BETTY SERFASS Betty's from the country, also from the town. She has moved away but still is seen . around. Q 5 BUCKEYE DINER, L. W. Bill Cleckner, Prop SENIORS JIM SERFASS Quite a boy is our Jim. Many psychologists wonder about him. PHYLLIS SHUGARTS Phyllis Can thrill us. NICK SKUBAN Always good, never bad Does not describe this country lad. DALE SMITH Buster is all that his name impliesg But underneath he's really wise, MARY LOU SMITH Many dates she used to keep. Wonder when she got her sleep. CAROL SNYDER Carol's disposition sweet Is really very hard to beat. N-Z'f'l SARA SORRENTINO Sara is our black-haired beautyg The boys all think she's a cutie. RUTH STONIER Ruthie Stonier is gayly bedecked With jewels from her Pa's store, by heck. CARBURETOR and IGNITION SERVICE CO. MARILYN THOMAS Marilyn is president She's one grand person, really swell. PAUL THOMAS President of Student Council and Hi-Y too, This lad surely has plenty to do. EDNA WEBBER Not a worry, not a care- In her happiness we THELMA WELCH Thelrna's vo She's alway BONNIE JEAN WELDAY Cupid must have shot a dartg She got a ring from RUTH WHEELAND Ruthie is so small and thin, A cute little dirnple in her chin. RONNIE WIDMER Tho he's quiet He can cause a riot. PETE ZEFFER Pete was th Even So, he's one nice guy. SENIORS of N. F. L. all share. ice is deep and trueg s glad to speak to you. her sweetheart. e shyest of the shyg THE CITIZENS BANK SENIORS MAXINE CLIFFORD Senior Class President Whom would Maxine like for a spouse 'T Class Flower: White Rose Class Colors: Blue and Gold Class Motto: Too low they build who build beneath the stars. CITY H EATING CO. None other than our own Dick Krauss. Who's Who in the Senior Class TALLEST MOST POPULAR Bob McRitchie Pat Garver Loyal Bishop Pat Kent Janet Benedict BEST MUSICIAN SHORTEST Bob McRitchie Margaret Cook Bob Rohrer Curt Fritzinger Peggy G1Sh BEST SINGER Leonard Hurst Marilyn Thomas HEAVIEST Harold Malson Phyllis Shugarts BEST ATHLETE Jack Eby Frances Hosfeld SKINNIEST Millard Means Marilyn Daniels LONGEST HAIR BEST LOOKING Ronnie Widmer Edna Webber Nick Garn Dorothy Anderson BEST PROFILE BEST-LOOIQING COUPLE L3 ROCC2. Love Joan Flath Bud Hartman . MOST INTELLIGENT MOST ROMANTIC Paul Thomas Janet Boyer Roger Dutt Barbara Roth THE NEW LOOK BEST PROPORTIONED Millard Means Rosemarie Daley Curt Fritzinger Mary Lou Bidinger BEST DRESSED t THE OLD LOOKE J k Hector Holland Jo Ann Cahoon Tom Baldwin Mary tta ac Son BEST ACTOR Mosfr CHARMING SMILE Caesar Carrino Joanie Beard Jim SGFTEISS Jane Libeft BEST DANCER PRETTIEST EYES Ed Chemak Joan Allan Earl Horner Nancy Flack CLOSE LOCKER FOOD STORAGE 29 Wadsville High School Wadsville, Ohio Mr. I. M. Printcrazy, President January 15, 1968 Crazy Print Publishing Company Dear Sir: It was a great thrill to receive your recent letter. We are well pleased to hear that you consider the students of the class of 1948 so outstanding. From the enclosed data we hope you will find what' ever material necessary to complete your proposed book, Idiot's Delight. Very sincerely yours, R. E. KRAUSS, Principal Rlilispdq Wadsville High School Miss Marilyn Kreider has been given the position of instructor of the rhythm band at Ruth Rohrer's nursery school. Miss Betty Koenig retired from the position because of a nervous breakdown. Miss Carol Messner has recently purchased the Classy Chassis Cab Company of New York City. Miss Messner informed us that she will introduce to the public the radically different automobiles manu- factured by that famous firm, Adams and Russell Motors Company. While Mr. Adams spends his days at the office, his gracious wife, the former Helen Drollinger, divides her time between her thriving candy business and her lecture tour. Her current topic is Nab Your Man Early in Life. Phyllis Shugarts is still pounding away at her typewriter trying to get her stories in under the deadline for the great magazine, 'iRead and Weep. Sara Sorrentino has opened her own beauty parlor which she has named the Hair Salon. She has been doing a very profitable business, especially with the men. Nancy Halliwell is trying to break into the movies since she won a beauty contest. No doubt she will make a big crash. John Arpad and John Peronis have tied for high point man in the National Hopscotch League. Mr. Peronis attributes his success to Jim Serfass's No-Slip Soles. Mr. Serfass also recommends his famous soles for all young men in the habit of falling for young women. Frances Hosfeld has the wonderful job of teaching the polar bears in the circus how to ice skate. Peggy Gish is now teaching traveling salesmen the supersales technique that is used in making big sales. Millard Means has turned out to be one of the main contributors to human progress, His latest development is a midget atomic bomb. In a few weeks it will go on sale at all large toy shops and will sell for 31.98. Millard guarantees that the product is less dangerous than twenty pounds of T. N. T. Junior will certainly get a kick out of this new toy! The twice divorced Nina Gardner has just opened a restaurant called t'Gardner's Grimy Grille. Contrary to its name, it is one of the cleanest in the state. Professor James Fisher has recently accepted a position at Vassar where he will teach psychol- ogy. Mr, Curtiss Fritzinger has just finished a twofweeks' run at the local theater with his allfgirl troop which is billed as Hltsy Fritzie's Follies. Old friends in his chorus line include Misses Beatrice Hartzell and Barb Roth. The girls are still very attractive despite the wrinkles of age. Rosemarie Daley is now teaching the Declaration of Independence to Japanese beetles desirous of becoming American citizens. Joan Allan can be seen sailing the high seas with her husband who is captain of the tug boat, 'tWhitey's Wicked Wreck. Misses Marilyn Daniels and Mary Lou Smith are the co-owners of a pet shop, where their slogan is, You smell it, We sell it. Richard Carney, the brilliant professor at Utopia University, conducts daily classes on the cor- rect art of operation of the yo-yo and blowing of bubbles. It is said that he uses only Pop gum, manufactured by that great firm headed by Bob Hackenberg and Tom Baldwin. Jack Eby recently entered the rest home at Massillon for all dejected football players.. The strain of a three-year losing streak with the Cleveland Browns seems to have been too much for him. Leonard Hurst has just been chosen as the most prosperous dairy farmer in the state. It is re- ported by his chief milk-can washer, Miss Norma Ewing, that he achieves his marvelous results by 30 CURTIS MEN'S WEAR For the brands you know singing before each milking. His milk route has grown so rapidly that he has added another truck and another driver, Mr. Loyal Bishop. JoAnn Cahoon Shook stopped in Wadsworth on her way to the West Coast where she will join her husband at their new lumber yard in Los Angeles, Nancy Flack has recently established a school for teaching toddlers how to twirl a baton in sixty easy lessons. She is making millions. Carol Snyder has finally sold one of her millinery creations to Lily Dache. Joann Hinkle has perfected a formula whiCl1 guarantees You'll Be a Sure Redhead. Doris Kreider is in Hollywood making big profits by selling Wrinkle Rid to all the stars. Jane Libert, the writer-illustrator, is writing stories for the Police Gazette. Bob McRitchie is modeling Adler Elevators under the slogan You can be as tall as she is with our new jet propelled soles. Pete Zeffer is running for the president-the president is unable to run. Carl Buckingham has just returned to W. H. S. after receiving his D. D. from the eminent Pro- fessor Chaney. Mr, Buckingham will take over the position of third vice-president, in charge of janitors. Miss Daena Darlene Dreier is making an extensive tour of the Belgian Congo lecturing on 'tThe Charms of Naturally Curly Hair. Caesar Carrino, with his equally graceful partner, Miss Patricia Garver, has crashed the Ballet Russe at last. They released a statement to the press of their great joy. They have been practicing for ten years. ' Ed Chernak, the famous model for Zoot suits, will appear every second Monday at O'Neil's Georgian Room. He attributes his success to his mother who he says started the idea when Ed wore zooty diapers. Carlyle Hartman is suing his wife, the former Joan Flath, for divorce for the thirty-second timeg however it is believed that they will reconcile for the thirty-second time, too. Helen Jane Pecnik is now writing a column for the famous News-Banner. After the death of Ida Jean Kain, Helen Jane was promoted from errand girl to writing this column on facts about figures. Paul Rex and his talking trumpet have recently finished a run at the Palace Theatre in New York City. Paul's band has mounted in popularity in the past few years. All he needs now is another Betty Grable. Miss Janet Boyer has hit the headlines again. Miss Boyer has been named chairman of the Com- mittee to Investigate Crooked Politicians. Janet entered politics immediately after leaving college. Harold Malson has been accepted as chief physicist at Betty Serfass's atomic energy plant on the moon. Mr. Malson commutes in his speed rocket which he perfected several years ago. State Highway Patrolman Earnest, known to his former classmates as Junior, is conducting high school classes in The Importance of Safe and Sane Driving. After years of study and specialized training, Mr. Mervin Kilmer has become a surgeon. He now has the knowledge necessary to remove cuticles from dogs and cats. Dale Musser has just run Mad Man Muntzy' out of business. Mr. Musser has opened a used car lot at the corner of Hollywood and Vine. Business is a smashing success. Roger Dutt and Richard La Rocca, the touchdown twins, have recently Won their fortieth consec- utive game for dear old P. U. University. Carolyn Harter is now operating an Old Maid's Home in Rittman. It is said that many of thc girls of the class of 48 are inmates. Miss Joanie Beard, famous criminal lawyer, has just sent the notorious Crusher Doccolo up the river for stealing the holes out of the donuts ill MZXIUS Cliff0rd's 'Donut Shoppe. Crusher Doc- colo was assisted by his equally notorious gun moll, Per0Xide Pat, better known by us in her school days as Pat Kent. Margaret Cook, six-time winner of the Kepse-Pola Laughing Cup, recently nabbed her fifth husband. Margaret's motto is, The way to a mans heart is through your giggle, Julius Pisanelli has recently completed an extensive course in barking and will become head barker in Ol Doc Kreider's Dog Show. Janet Benedict and her husband, Shorty Slurpenheimer, are spending many long evenings on their Virginia farm sitting up with their chickens. Battling Buster Smith has been scheduled for a return bout with the Masked Marvel after their exciting twenty-round battle of last month. We heard via the grapevine that the Marvel is none other than our old friend Marie Alcorn. The Marvel's manager, Russell Willan, has refused to make any statement. DICK'S HARDWARE, INC. 31 Misses Wanda Easterday and Lois Everhard have purchased the Hot Spot drive-in of Barber- ton. The ladies tell us they will change it into a wild west barbeque spot, operating under the name Barr Nuthinf' Miss Donna Auble has been employed as first cowgirl car hop. Jean Welday has been crowned the All-American basketball champ. Miss Welday plays for the famous printing company, Blotchy Business, whose owners are Bill Oplinger and Ronnie Widmer. Miss Dorothy Garvin is planning an extensive tour of Africa, where she will present her show in an effort to bring culture to the natives. Miss Edna Webber will accompany her as interpreter. Miss Webber, previous to this time, spent seven years in Africa in missionary work. Handsome Hector Holland is conducting evening classes teaching bashful young men how to be God's Gift to Women. Nancy Isselhard is making millions by designing feminine apparel. Her latest is called 'tNancy's New Nitie. Elnora Hall has been hired by M. G. M. to teach budding young actresses how to laugh with that lovely croak in the throat that she has always used. Beulah Davis, alias Brenda Brewster, is author of an advice-to-the-lovelorn column in the Daily Blat. Mary Etta Jackson has become the envy of all her former classmates who are now at Carolyn Harter's as being the first of her class to hogtie her man. Not to be outdone by anyone, Miss Erlene Kramer was next in line. Miss Mary Miller has just sold a controlling interest of Miller's Musical Mill to Harold Dixon. It is rumored that the name will be changed to Dixon's Ding-Dong Dive. The former Marilyn Thomas has completed her twenty-year mission! Twenty years ago Mrs. Twtzs 1Mari1ynJ vowed that nothing would hinder her attaining the great goal that she set for her- self. She was true to her promise. Mrs, Twtzs says that she will now retire. She has nineteen children. We see Paul Thomas's name on billboards advertising his great jumping act in the Srtwl Circus. Paul Thomas-the Great Phenomenon-is the only man who can hurtle himself fifty-two feet through the air while jumping rope with his chewing gum. Slugger Garn and Killer Horner were recently graduated from San Quentin in the class of 1967 following their serving a twenty-year sentence for repeatedly disturbing the peace. Ruth Wheeland is now a teacher of shorthand at Harvard, since Anne Williams finally agreed to give her a recommendation. Mayor Skuban has recently signed a bill calling for a ten-minute daily siesta with beer and pretzels for employees of all local industries. Mrs, Jane Kime Griner, Secretary of National Defense, and her famous husband, General Ira Griner, recently returned to Wadsworth to visit their six children who reside with their Grandmother Kime. Miss Joan Kreider has won fame as the best soda jerk in the Wadsworth Vet's Club. Ruth Stonier was picked up by the Wadsworth police late last night on the charge of selling a hot line of imported Swiss watches. Miss Betty Love jerked her ten thousandth soda for Ed Goldstein early this morning. Eddie will close the store from 1:45 to 2:00 o'clock and taps will reverently be blown. Thelma Welch is suing the Plastic Bubble Company for 3S100,000. Last week one of these bubbles blew up during her third performance in the bubble blowing contest. Several months ago Jerome Nelson started out on a trip to a new planet, Kryptonium, but due to a slight error of several gammakrons by his chief assistant and mathematician, Wilbur Pifer, his rocket missed the planet and he hasn't been heard from since. Red, Sugar Baby, Koon has recently gained international recognition as Grasshopper Leaf's girl in the Lace Garter murder trial now in session. Grasshopper is the defendant. Dorothy Anderson has become a successful New York model. She is modeling for the Skyscraper Construction Company. . Dale Everhard is now a forest ranger in Washington. He owes his ability to his world geog- raphy class at W. H. S. Dale recently reported the HPPQ9-T9-T109 Of the notorious aTS01'1iSt, Fi1'9'Bl1g Bidinger. Fire-Bug is being held responsible for the burning of the hamburgs at Barb Collin's local establishment. Joann and John Hahn are managing a very exclusive tots' shop. They specialize in twin en- sembles. Robert Rohrer is still in college trying to pass the freshman entrance exams. Beverly Lane was sent to Wadsworth Municipal Hospital today because of an explosion from a chemistry set given to- her by Jake Fretz on her thirty-fifth birthday. 32 EVERHARD'S FLOWERS 'Q-Q., wg.-AWA EVERHARD'S FLOWERS Junior Class Cabinet Roger Bishop QBoy Representativeb, Carol Seiberling CGirl Representa- tivej, Nick Berlyak fPresidentJ, Dick Tanner CVioe-Presidentb, Mary Ann Kuhn fSecretary-Treasurerj, Mr. Hildebrand CAdvisorJ. G.84 H. CUT RATE DRUG STORE Kathleen Alcorn Robert Allen Ivan Baker Roy Bendel Gerald Bergdorf Nick Berlyak Joan Bissell Jim Blough Robert Borth Charles Bronstrup Frances Brubaker Judy Burss Alice Calbetzer Joanne Clements Pauline Condratik John Cook Bill Crumley Rose Davis JUNIORS Akos Barabas Roger Bishop Miriam Bowers Ed Calame Norma Conrad Richard Days HAYES-ARNOLD, INC JUNIORS HAYES-ARNOLD, INC. Nancy Erven Irene Few Barbara Freeman Lavina Gehman Dorothy Gibbs La Vera Gigandet Gerry Griner Ann Harms Mary Hartman June Held Bob Hodges Glen Hoerger Lenora Huntsman Earnest Kelleman Betty Kemp Arlene Kilmer James Krager Jocine Kreider Mary Ann Kuhn Jill Lahr Joanna Larkins Charlotte Lillibridge Al Livingston Charlotte Long Joyce Markeson Jim Martin Evelyn Maurer Lloyd Maxon Pat McElhiney Harvey McFatridge Gene McGill Wayne McVey Ramona Medley Bonnie Miller Guy Mills Johnny Miller Robert Miller Helen Mills Bob Nixon Nancy Neely Robert Neely Marcella Oppliger Marlene Ott John Plum Virginia Pickering Gilda Polk Beverly Rasor Chuck Raynor JUNIORS H. 8: H. DAIRY JUNIORS r f fa H. J. HALL TRUCKING CO. Susanne Reimer Dave Ritzman Linton Rivers Jean Rohrer Phyllis Rohrer Chester Routt Anna Rufenei' Norma Schwab Carol Seiberling Norman Semler Jerry Serfass Patricia Shafer Robert Shaffer James Shue Elmer Shulenbarger Eugene Silchuk 1 Rosemary Smiraldo Chuck Smith Dick Smith Luo Smith Susie Smith Warren Smith Sammy Sorrentino LaVonne Stonebrook Mike Stronz Dick Tanner Elsie Taylor JUNIORS Lois Taylor Carl Tighe Paul Townsend K i Shirley Troyan We -3 .'-'-1 i 'nzn Alice Welday i ' Q Walter Welton Dan Weltzien Janis Wertz Alan Willyard T T iv Alan Winland Kathleen Wolf H. J. HALL TRUCKING C0 Sophomore Class Cabinet Eleanor Fixler QPresidentD, Jim Clifford CVice-Presidentb, Roger Johnston CBoy Representativej , Marge Ewing CGirl Representativej , Mr. Hunsloerger fAdvisorJ, Ellen Doccolo CSecretary-Treasurerj. .l. B. HILLIARD 84 SON Donnie Ackerman Bob Allan Jack Anderson SOPHOMORES Norma Jean Arnold V, sl j I f Ronnie Bachman Larry Baker Vaughne Berry 'Z N 'F ' 3 Bessie Baysinger Milo Billman Esta Bird Helen Blyth Sallyjane Bordac Jean Bouscher Mary Brenneman Betty Burkett Norma Cabell Tom Casey Pat Chaney Jim Clifford Jo Ann Carolyn Crook Ellen Doccolo Elizabeth Dunn Charles Easterday Cover -MPS' JAMES L. HOUGH, Florist ,ir j SOPHOMORES P i HOUGLAN HARDWARE James Edwards Juanita Etling Howard Everson Marge Ewing James Farnsworth Edward Fisher Eleanor Fixler Dona Friedt Walter Gairing Thelma Garvin Leslie Gaugler Milton Gaugler Lois Gaugler Marilyn Gerberich Jean Gilbert Donna Handshue Barbara Hartman Eugene Hawk Ronnie Hayth William Held Jim Hillebrecht Don Hilty Donna Horner Glenn Hosfeld SOPHOMORES Rose Hosfeld Hubert Humes Ted Hunter Ella May Jackson Arlo Jacobs Roger Johnston Dorothy Kilmer Sue Kilmer Bill King Kenny Koppes Virgil Koppes Ethel Kramer Bob Kreider Fred Lane Barbara Leidy David Liddle Tom MacAdam Beverly Martin John Martin Jim McElroy Joyce McFarlin Sandra McGill Jack McRitchie Lois Means INTERNATIONAL PRINTING INK CORPORATION SOPHOMORES 44 ISALY'S Estella Mills Bill Mitchell Doris Morrison Betty Moyer Chuck Mumaw Skip Neal Doris Nicodernus Mary Lou Oplinger Ruby Oplinger Mary Frances Owen Shirley Partridge Emma Jane Penov June Pickering Ralph Pisanelli Margaret Proper Jack Rea I Marlyn Rist Mildred Ritznian Fayette Robinson Dan Rohn Ray Schwalbach Sally Scott Carl Shelly Pat Shelly Darold Slabaugh Lew Snyder Richard Straiton Bob Thompson Violet Mary Urmos Milton Vahey Earline Walkerow J im Waltz Kenneth Welch Mary Alice Welday Frances Welty David Frank Zeffer SOPHOMORES Dick Thomas Troxel James Turner Fred Uren Herbert Walters Patty Welton Wheeland Betty Widmer Don Wilson Bob Zeis KLEIN'S 40 Freshman Class Cabinet Jim Eby QVice-Presidentl, Derrill Snyder fPresidentD, Jim Crumley CSecretary-Treasurerb, Bonnie Lecky CGirl Representativeb, Mr. McCaf- ferty fAdvisorJ, Charles' Loparo fBoy Representativel. KOLONY V. F. W. FRESHMEN Wilbur Baker Jo Ann Baldwin Glen Board Janice Beck Janet Bidinger Marlene Birkbeck Jim Bolich Annette Booth Glen Buckingham Elaine Buheit Jim Burbage Jerry Busch CJ, Ronald Campbell Calmer Clifford Jim Crumley Annabelle Davis Joe Dipietro Jim Eby -Dick Edwards Jim Ford Joanne Frey Carl Godsey Beverly Gorman Bonnie Hall LADRACH'S SHOE STORE Film FRESHMEN Don Hantzsche Jane Hardin Ronald Hcstetler Jerry Humes Norajane Hunter Q David Isselhard Martha Kemp fit l ' Wayne Kreider Robert Leatherman Bonnie Lecky Eleanore Liddle Charles Loparo Dolores Loraditch Jack Love Mike Madigan Nancy McKee Sam McMillen Bob Miller Norma Monbarren Clyde Morrison Phyllis Naujoks Jack Neely Tom Oplinger Pat Overholt LaSALLE CLEANERS Eugene Parker Violet Pate Pat Patterson Marian Riley Janice Robinson Virginia Frances Rohrer Phyllis Rood Charles Schreiber Pat Schultz Elizabeth Seifert Dale Simcox Ralph Simcox Jack Smith Norma Smith Bob Smith Derrill Snyder Loren Spice Rita Starling ' Carol Stebbins 3 Chuck Stoll Franklin Straiton I FRESHMEN 1 .,.. ...QL Ruth Raynor Rohn Robert Seeley I LEATHERMAN'S H I-SPEED SERVICE FRESHMEN JOHN LONG Jo Ann Swagler Joanne Swain Joan Tannehill David Thompson Dick Thompson Bill Tracy Robert Trease Barbara Troyan Kenneth Troxel Vangie Vahey Maryland Vellenoweth Jack Waltz Alice Welty Katherine Weltzien Robert Willyard EIGHTH GRADE Gearld Baker ze Vf,, ' '-- . Brooke Banfield .1 .,.. 5 'gA:A 9 W Z IVQI , b ,L .::: 2 Anna Bendel 2 Q25 , V A ' 3 Norbert Borth M i., ' ' -- P Ardana Bowers J I Q J Juanita Brown Mary Jo Bunnelle Bill Butdorf 4 George Christner J ' ii' if Joan Clark Jw 4. mm :gpm ' ' fr Don Clifford Barbara Coolman Carolyn Delagrange Virgil Dixon Pat Dunkle Ted Etling Joan Falconer Ivy Few Dave Fisher Virginia Freemon Gene George Clara Jo Griesmer Dorine Griesmer Janet Head George L. Held George R. Held John J ankowski Vivian J erkovich Freda Kilmer Chuck Kime Howard Kirk Donna Klase Sarah Kunkler Jerry Lange Pat Lee ' Betty Lesley Sammy Lessley Bob McElroy Bill Miller Elaine Miller LONGSDORF 8: RONEY SOHIO SERVICE EIGHTH GRADE .-.A, J A it Vera Monbarren Q - .I 1 Miriam Morrison ' A Z' Vg' A Phyllis Morrison AIPAA l 5 W! if f 1-F SM I 1 Richard Morrison , S Paul Nee George Nielsen Q Ann Olmsted Gloria Pahlau f A K x , Sally Parmelee bm I i , x A a n Bob Pate Y A -. f 'IZV .w 'fgj ZI, Roberta Pate 'ff' ' Q' fi, I Q! 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E ,..V H. . r , . it it ., l:7f'l?ig'i.'4fl3K it .J or H s,,,.i-,--.E 52 LOWDERMILK GARAGE Doris Ady Sue Ann Anderson Darleen Beitzel Kathleen Beitzel La Rue Bowman Linda Buckingham Gene Calame Sally Caskey Ruth Congrove Kathryn Connell Connie Cusi Jim Dancy Cramer Dunkle Patty Edis Faith Everson Helen Exnowski Helen Fox Roy Fox SEVENTH GRADE Betty Batley Nancy Baysinger Tom Blyth Al Borth Tommy Buckingham Dolores Burloage Janice Christian Harry Conger Roberta Connell Anne Coolman Mary Dipietro Roger Dressler Peg Ellebruck Bill Elsass Ronald Fields Frederick Fogle Arch Freemon Joyce Gibbs Compliments of MIKE'S BARBER SHOP D3 SEVENTH GRADE Shirley Hackenberg Nancy Harter Cora Held Janet Hilty Pat Hodges Jim Jessel Dolores Johnson Alan Killeen Danny King Darwin Leatherman Howard Leatherman Billy Libert Anthony Logudice Philip Loparo Phillip Miracle Grace Mitchell Pat Murray Robert Nau j oks Freda Pfost Joan Porter l Compliments of The NEWS-BANNER Herbert Hartman Berniece Heath Eileen Hosfeld Marilyn Kahl Jim Kelly Sidney Kreider Wanda Kuhn Charles Liddle Edward McGill Joe Mills l Holly Moore Jane Moser John Olmsted Don Pate Roger Prince Robert Rasor SEVENTH GRADE Duane Ryland y ,2 V Angelina Sampsel 51 ,.:A:, me A . 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F , iii: we Qffj Qggfx NEXT R X X N , 5 fx I' M . J' ,,, 1 'NIU-X in I 1- -gf C' 2 X , Q A -g x ? QW ACTIVITIES Gm Slaeen f f Pat Kent THE OHIO MATCH co. Stage Door Cast Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Nancy Halliwell, Susie Smith, Nancy Erven. Donna Handshue, Pat Overholt, Mary Alice Welday, June Pick- ering, Nancy Isselhard, Jill Lahr, Beatrice Hartzell, Ellen Doccolo, Violet Troxel. Pat Kent, Janet Benedict, Mar- ilyn Daniels, Carol Messner, Rosemarie Daley, Doris Kreider, Janet Boyer, Phyllis Naujoks, Vaughne Berry. GDRBAN'S Clockwise: FLOWERS Jim Burbage, Paul Thomas Dale Musser, Ed Chernak Hubert Humes, Lew Snyder Jerry Humes, Leonard Hurst Jerome Nelson, Caesar Car rino, Bob McRitchie. 59 3 7 Annual Staff Hi-Y PENNANT SPORT SHOP, Ralph B. Morr Row 1: Row 2 Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Annual Staff Carol Messner iLiterary Editorb, Edna Webber fSecretaryJ, Mary Lou Smith CBusiness Managerb, Norma Ewing CEditor- in-chiefb, Jane Libert fArt Editorj, Margaret Cook fSecretaryJ. Ed Chernak fAdvertising Managerb, Jim Blough, Phyllis Rohrer, Bob McRitchie CSnapshot Editorj, Carol Seiberling, Mr, Cooper fAdvisorJ, John Arpad fSports Editory Hi-Y Lloyd Maxon, Fred Lane, Jim Ford, Leslie Gaugler, Dale Musser, Ed Chernak, Dan Rohn, Jim Serfass, Roy Bendel, Vincent Doc- colo, Bob McRitchie, Paul Thomas CPresidentD, Caesar Carrino, Jerome Nelson, Bob Shaffer, Ed Calame, David Isselhard, Ted Hunter, Ronald Campbell. Paul Townsend, David Liddle, James Krager, Fred Uren, Roger Johnston, Donnie Ackerman, Ronnie Bachman, Harold Malson, Tom MacAdam, Jim Hillebrecht, Jim Martin, Jim Blough, Harold Dixon, Bill Crumley, Hubert Humes, Pete Zeffer, Derrill Snyder, Jim Crumley, Calmer Clifford, Charles Schreiber. Eugene Silchuk, Kenny Koppes, Tom Casey, Walter Gairing, Ray Schwalbaeh, Edward Fisher, Lew Snyder, Paul Rex, Robert Willyard, Jack Anderson, Richard Straiton, Jack McRitchie, Don Wilson, Mr. Hunsberger fAdvisorJ. PENNANT SPORT SHOP, Ralph B. Morr Senior Y-Teens Junior Y-Teens PENOV'S BAKERY . Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Senior Y-Teens Elnora Hall, Dorothy Anderson, Rosemarie Daley, Beverly Lane, Maxine Clifford, Margaret Cook, Joan Allan, Nancy Flack CPresi- dentl, Joanne Clements, Carol Seiberling, Phyllis Rohrer, Carol Messner, Kathleen Alcorn. Lois Everhard, Ruth Stonier, Joan Flath, Daena Dreier, Donna Auble, Frances Hosfeld, Joanie Beard, Janet Boyer, Jane Libert, Nancy Halliwell, Doris Kreider, Barbara Roth, Jane Kime, Doro- thy Gibbs, Miriam Bowers, Pat Kent, Beatrice Hartzell. Rosemary Smiraldo, Sara Sorrentino, Shirley Troyan, Joyce Markeson, Judy Burss, Bonnie Miller, Margaret Proper, Rose Davis, Nancy Erven, Beulah Davis, Jill Lahr, Alice Calbetzer, Mary Lou Bidinger, Norma Ewing. Miss Nichols fAdvisorJ, Marcella Oppliger, Marie Alcorn, Helen Jane Pecnik, Nancy Isselhard, Joann Hinkle, Marilyn Kreider, Joan Kreider, Betty Serfass, Mary Miller, Bonnie Jean Welday, Joan Bissell, Marlene Ott, Pat Shafer, Alice Welday, Mary Lou Smith. Norma Schwab, Evelyn Maurer, Beverly Rasor, Charlotte Long, Nancy Neely, Ramona Medley, Carolyn Harter, Pat Carver, Janet Benedict, Barbara Freeman, LaVonne Stonebrook, Susanne Reimer, Helen Drollinger, Norma Conrad, Thelma Welch, Jo Ann Cahoon, Marilyn Daniels. Junior Y-Teens Vaughne Berry, Katherine Weltzien, Marlene Birkbeck, Earline Walkerow, Eleanor Fixler, Marilyn Gerberich, Miss Armstrong QAdvisorJ, Sandra McGill CPresidentJ, Mary Brenneman, Carolyn Crook, Bonnie Lecky, Pat Overholt. Violet Troxel, Marge Ewing, Donna Horner, Joanne Frey, Ellen Doccolo, Betty Moyer, June Pickering, Nancy McKee, Joan Tannehill, Norma Smith, Phyllis Rood, Janet Bidinger, Beverly Gorman. Dolores Loraditch, Elizabeth Seifert, Ruth Raynor, Sally Scott, Pat Patterson, Mary Alice Welday, Norma Jean Arnold, Sally- jane Bordac, Mary Lou Oplinger, Betty Widmer, Pat Schultz, Martha Kemp. Jean Bouscher, Barbara Hartman, Donna Handshue, Dorothy Kilmer, Phyllis Naujoks, Rit Starling, Jo Ann Baldwin, Rose Hosfeld, Ella Mae Jackson, Janice Robinson, Jane Hardin. THE PEOPLES SAVINGS 84 LOAN CO. National Honor Society N. F. L. PLANK ELEVATOR National Honor Society Row 1: Norma Ewing, Edna Webber, Marilyn Thomas, Janet Boyer Helen Drollinger. Row 2: Mrs. Hildebrand CAdvisorD, Loyal Bishop, Leonard Hurst, Mar- garet Cook, Ed Chernak, Paul Thomas, Miss Nichols CAdvisorJ. Row 3: Helen Jane Pecnik, Carol Messner, Maxine Clifford, Mary Etta Jackson. N. F. L. Row 1: Joanie Beard, Helen Drollinger, Miss Hood fAdvisorJ, Marilyn Thomas fPresidentJ, Ed Chernak, Mary Lou Oplinger, Violet Troxel. Row 2: Beatrice Hartzell, Carolyn Crook, Jerome Nelson, Bob McRitchie, Paul Thomas, Helen Jane Pecnik, Joan Bissell. PRINCE 81 KOONS HARDWARE, Wadsworth, Ohio I Student Council x gn ffm' gm! .QA , r XFX J 1 ff 4-ff-nun?---rf if Lf 'f' v Av, NKQX fy 1 Y X- Ziff M is ' Xiiq Boys' Glee Club RICH MOTOR SALES Row 1 Row 2 Row 3: Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Student Council Harold Dixon, Arno Welty, Virgil Koppes, Charles Easterday, Marge Ewing, Paul Thomas fPresidentJ, Rosemarie Daley, Leon- ard Hurst, Nancy Widmer, Ivy Few, Gloria Pahlau, Bonnie Lecky. Alice Welday, Lois Everhard, Jill Lahr, Carol Seiberlng, Mrs. Krabill fAdvisorD, Joanie Beard, Beulah Davis, Sandra McGill, Dolly Sondles, Margaret Cook, Ruth Stonier, Jim Serfass, Vincent Doccolo, Roger Bishop, Julius Pisanelli, Charles Loparo, John Plum, James Shue, Roger Johnston. Boys' Glee Club Earl Horner, Caesar Carrino, Ed Chernak, Leonard Hurst, Jim Serfass, Curtiss Fritzinger, Bob Rohrer. Ronnie Hayth, Elmer Shulenbarger, Fred Uren, Bob Neely, Bob Shaffer, Dan Rohn, Don Wilson, Bob Zeis, Mr. Sears CDirectorJ. David Liddle, Bill Tracy, Carl Shelly, Carl Tighe, Glenn Hosfeld, Milton Gaugler, Jack McRitchie, Bob Allan. RINGER'S LOCKER 84 MARKET 'n .,t... S ,af x x, S N1 F I U' Girls' Glee Club ly j , . - A Q, ,f x x' ,f Mi . 1 1 , ,.L...a 3.552 Ln, .S SI' fivfrn, ROHN'S REXALL DRUG STORE Row Row Row Row Row Row Girls' Glee Club Marie Alcorn, Joann Hahn, Pat Garver, Margaret Cook, Marilyn Daniels, Jo Ann Cahoon, Jane Kime, Donna Auble, Frances Hos- feld, Daena Dreier, Norma Schwab, Rosemary Smiraldo, Erlene Kramer. Arlene Kilmer, Alice Calbetzer, Alice Welday, Jill Lahr, Mary Hartman, Evelyn Maurer, Pauline Condratik, Ruth Wheeland, Frances Brubaker, Emma Jane Penov, Sara Sorrentino, Ruby Oplinger, Joyce Markeson, Mr. Sears CDirect0rJ. Virginia Pickering, Irene Few, Jocine Kreider, Joanna Larkins, Betty Kemp, Lenora Huntsman, Kathleen Alcorn, Nancy Neely, Beverly Rasor, Helen Mills. Patty Welton, Joyce McFarlin, Mary Frances Owen, Betty Moyer, June Pickering, Elizabeth Seifert, Barbara Hartman, Jean Bouscher, Ethel Kramer, Bessie Baysinger, Pat Chaney, Sue Kilmer, Ellen Doccolo. Marian Riley, Katherine Weltzien, Nancy McKee, Joanne Frey, Jean Gilbert, Jo Ann Swagler, Esta Bird, Rose Hosfeld, Pat Overholt, Lois Gaugler, Maryland Vellenoweth, Thelma Garvin, Bonnie Lecky, Eleanore Liddle. Elaine Buheit, Marlene Birkbeck, Ruth Raynor, Barbara Leidy, Annette Booth, Pat Shelly, Mildred Ritzman, Pat Patterson, Phyllis Naujoks, Norma Monbarren, Jo Ann Baldwin, Jane Hardin, Janice Beck, Beverly Gorman, ROHRER 84 BARTON, INC. Choir .:q. - I ' -. - Am 4' 'H 1 -A ' ff? h Ui A an ? ,.. Orchestra SIFFERT TIRE 8: OIL C0 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Choir Jane Libert, Margaret Cook, Peggy Gish, Ruth Rohrer, Donna Auble, Lois Everhard, Betty Love, Jane Kime, Joan Flath, Edna Webber, Norma Ewing, Elnora Hall, Beulah Davis, Dorothy Anderson, Daena Dreier. Carol Seiberling, Norma Conrad, Mary Ann Kuhn, Miriam Bow- ers, Beatrice Hartzell, Ruth Stonier, Nancy Halliwell, Marilyn Daniels, Janet Boyer, Marilyn Thomas, Marilyn Kreider, Bar- bara Roth, Marilyn Gerberich, Doris Nicodemus, Mary Brenne- man, Mr. Sears CDirectorD. Elsie Taylor, Vaughne Berry, Pat Schultz, Rose Davis, Barbara Freeman, Charlotte Lillibridge, Kathleen Alcorn, Susanne Reim- er, Ann Harms, Lavina Gehman, Donna Horner, Lois Means, Juanita Etling. Mike Stronz, Jim Blough, Ed Chernak, Leonard Hurst, Ed Calame, Mary Alice Welday, Carolyn Crook, Norma Jean Arnold, Jim Clifford, Don Wilson, Ronnie Hayth, Leslie Gaugler, Roger Johnston. Mervin Kilmer, Jim Serfass, Kenny Koppes, Roger Bishop, Caesar Carrino, Paul Rex, Loyal Bishop, Earl Horner, Dick La Rocca, John Cook. Orchestra Carol Snyder, Pat McElhiney, James Krager, Hubert Humes, Bill Crumley, Gloria Pahlau, Elizabeth Seifert, Doris Morrison, Janice Christian, Dorothy Kilmer. Eleanor Fixler, Susan Smith, Lois Gaugler, Jean Raynor, Sarah Kunkler, Wanda Kuhn, Carol Stebbins, Dale Musser, Ted Hunter, David Isselhard, John Martin, Joan Allan, Sallyjane Bordac, Bonnie Miller. Betty Love, Janice Robinson, Dolores Loraditch, Pat Schultz, Pat Overholt, Bonnie Lecky, Vaughne Berry, Bonnie Jean Welday, Marilyn Daniels, Charles Loparo, Nancy Isselhard, Esta Bird, Calmer Clifford, Jim Crumley, Eugene Silchuk. ' Jim Waltz, Jim McElroy, Lew Snyder, Clyde Morrison, Bob Miller. KOLONY SKATING Harmonettes Majorettes SMITH CLEANERS and TRENT TAILORS Harnnonettes Mr. Sears fDirectorJ. Row 1: Carol Seiberling, Norma C Elsie Taylor. Row 2: Mary Brenneman, Jane Libert, ane onrad, Marilyn Thornas, Daena Dreier, J t Boyer, Margaret Cook, Jane Kirne. Majorettes Nancy Flack, Sallyjane Bordac, Vaughne Berry, Bonnie Miller, Eleanor Fixler, Pat Kent fDrum Majorettej. SMITH CLEANERS and TRENT TAILORS Varsity Band Reserve Band SMITH DAIRY PRODUCTS C0 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Varsity Band ' Dick Edwards, Sidney Kreider, Phillip Miracle, Bill Elsass, Philip Loparo, Dick Baily, Alan Jankowski, Jim Townsend, Ted Hunter. Hubert Humes, Jim Ford, Bill Crumley, David Thompson, Sarah Kunkler, Wanda Kuhn, Susan Smith, Dolores Johnson, Calmer Clifford, Pat Hodges, Sally Parmelee, Dolly Sondles, Bob Miller, Jerry Humes, Charles Schreiber. Dona Friedt, Janice Robinson, .Carol Stebbins, Violet Troxel, Virgil Koppes, John Martin, Clyde Morrison, Jim Crumley, Ron- ald Campbell, Betty Serfass, Glen Buckingham, Milo Billman. Warren Smith, Jean Raynor, Ann Olmsted, Norma Styer, June Held, Charlotte Lillibridge, Beulah Davis, Nancy Isselhard, Dolores Loraditch, Esta Bird, Pat Schultz, Pat Overholt, Bonnie Lecky, Lew Snyder. Paul Rex, Jim McElroy, Bill Held, Jim Waltz, Jim Bolich, Charles Loparo, Mary Lou Oplinger, Pat Shafer, Bonnie Jean Welday, Joan Allan CPresidentJ, Marilyn Daniels, Helen Jane Pecnik, Chuck Mumaw, David Isselhard, Dale Musser. Reserve Band Marjene Beery, Nancy Crumrine, Donald Karakas, Linda Oplin- ger, Richard Hontert, Carol Christian, Carol Hardin. Sue Ann Anderson, Vangie Vahey, Barbara Hall, Sue Bucking- ham, Sammy Lessley, Billy Ely, Linda Buckingham, Elsie Head, Patty Edis. Pat Murray, Barbara Springer, Betty Burkett, Beverly Hacken- berg, Bruce Campbell, Sandra Brouse, Catherine Boyers, Jim Stronz, Mr. Perkins fDirectorD. James Pahlau, Cramer Dunkle, Dicky Walls, Brooke Banfield, Danny King, Jerry Thompson, David Shaffer, Keith Burkholder, John Olmsted, Eddie Baltz, KOLONY SNACK BAR Stage Crew Row 1: Ronnie Hayth, Mr. Sears CAdvisorJ, Roger Johnston. Row 2: Jim Clifford, Earl Horner, Robert Miller, Jim McElroy. l Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Junior Recreation Board Norma Jean Arnold, Pat Overholt, Mr. Krauss fAdvisorJ, Joan Allan, Joanne Clements. Roger Johnston, Clara Jo Griesmer, Philip Loparo, Marilyn Kahl. Jim Blough, Jim Eloy, Norbert Borth, Roger Dutt CPresidentD. SPRINGER FURNITURE CO. v r Buckeye State Ed Chernak, Nancy Flack, Paul Thomas, Norma Ewing, Roger Dutt. Honorary Rotarians Row 1: Charles Holland, Vincent Doccolo, Leonard Hurst, Roger Dutt Row 2: Nick Garn, Bill Adams, Paul Thomas, Loyal Bishop. THE STAR TELEPHONE CO. G. A. A. STRAND - STAR THEATRES Row 1: l Row 2 Row 3 Row 1 Row 2: Row 3: G. A. A. Annette Booth, Jo Ann Swagler, Katherine Weltzien, Beatrice Hartzell, Doris Kreider, Frances Welty QPresidentJ, Janet Bene- dict, Marge Ewing, Ruth Raynor, Violet Troxel. Rita Starling, Joanne Frey, Annabelle Davis, Vangie Vahey, Doris Nicodemus, Phyllis Rood, Carol Stebbins, Beverly Gorman, Jo Ann Baldwin. Janice Beck, Janice Robinson, Janis Wertz, June Held, Alice Welty, Elizabeth Seifert, Ellen Doccolo, Miss Boyd CAdvisorD. Dolores Johnson, Cora Held, Anna Bendel, Norma Styer, Pat Walker, Donna Klase, Roberta Pate, Clara Jo Griesmer, Mary Jo Bunnelle, Carol Tiffany, Pat Zeis, Marjorie Wohlford, Joan Welty, Dolly Sondles, Janice Christian, Joyce Gibbs, Vera Monbarren, Wanda Kuhn, Joan Porter, Sally Parmelee, Barbara Coolman, Helen Fox, Marcia Zwick, Joan Clark, Ivy Few, Nancy Widmer, Dolores Burbage, Sally Wilson, Sue Ann Anderson, Barbara Springer. Miriam Morrison, Janet Head, Pat Murray, Peg Ellebruck, Pat Ardana Bowers, Ann Olmsted, Jean Raynor, Jo-Ann Radtke, Dalene Trent, Ethel Rufener, Nancy Harter, Pearl Wiesen, Carolyn Schauwecker, Dorine Griesmer. Hodges, STRAND - STAR THEATRES Machine Shop Top picture : Middle picture : Bottom picture : John Peronis, Bud Hartman, Junior Earnest, Buster Smith, Nick Garn, Julius Pisanelli. Nick Berlyak, Robert Allen, Akos Barabas, Harvey Mc- Fatridge, Lloyd Maxon, Al Livingston, Earnest Kelleman. Dave Ritzman, Linton Rivers, Mr. Geiser Clnstructorb, Dick Tanner, Norman Semler, Sammy Sorrentino, James Shue, Mr. Rohrer Clnstructorl. 80 STONIER'S Print Shop Row 1: Harold Dixon, Gene McGill, Chuck Smith, Frances Welty, Darold Slaloaugh, Ivan Baker, Russell Willan. Row 2: Carl Buckingham, Bill Oplinger, Ronnie Widmer, Chuck Raynor, Mr. Gerstenschlager Clnstructorj. Row 3: John Arpad, Jerry Serfass, James Turner, Walter Welton, War- ren Smith. TUBBESINGUS S1 SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES BILL ADAMS . . . Basketball, 2, 3 . . . Class MAXINE CLIFFORD . . . Class Cabinet, 1, 4 Cabinet, 2, 3 . . . Class Play, 3 . . , Football, 1 fPresident, 45 . . . Class Play, 3 . . . Glee Club, 1 . . . Honorary Rotarian, 4 . . . Student Council, 2, . . . National Honor Society, 4 , . . N. F. L., 1 . . . 3 fCabinet, 35. Student Council, 1 . . . Wadsworth High Times, 2 MARIE ALCORN . . , choir, 1 . . . Glee Club, ' ' ' Y'TeenS' 1' 2' 3' 4 fcdbmet' 2' 3' 47' 1, 3, 4 . . . Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA COLLINS . . . G. A, A., 1, 2 . . . , Y-Teens, 1, 2, 4. JOAN ALLAN . , . Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 QPresldent, 45 . . . Glee Club, 1 . . . Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . MARGARET COOK . . . Annual Staff, 4 . . . Recreation Board, 4 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4 fCabi- Choir, 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club, 1, 3, 4 , . . Harmon- net, 2, 45, ettes, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society, 3, 4 . . . Student Council, 4 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4 DoRol'HT ANDERSON , . . Choir, 2, 3, 4 . . . ccabinet, 2, 4,- Class Cabinet, 2, 4 . . . Glee Club, 1 . . . Harmon- ettes, 1, 2 . . . Student Council, 2, 3 tCabinet, 25 ROSEMARIE DALEY , . . Class Cabinet, 4 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . Class Play, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club, 1 . . . Student Council, 4 QCabinet5 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4, JOHN AI-ZPAD . , . Annual Staff, 4. MARILYN DANIELS . . . Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Choir, 3, 4 . . . Class Play, 3, 4 . , . G. A. A., 1 . . . Glee Club, 1, 4 . . . Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . DONNA .AUBLE . . . Choir, 4 . . . Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4. TOM BALDWIN . . . Football, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4- JOANIE BEARD . . . choir, 3 . . . Class Play, BEULAH DAVIS3 - - Band: 1, 4 - - - Cheer- 3, 4 . . . Glee Club, 1 2 . . , N. P. L., 4 . . .Prince leadeff 2, 4 - - - 0110112 314 - - - Glee Club, 1 - - - of Peace Contest, Winner in local, county, and Orchestra, 1 , . . Student Council, 4 . . . Y-Teens, district, 4 . . . Student Council, 4 . . . Y'Teens, 4. 1' 2' 3' 4' JANET BENEDICT . . . Class Play, 4 . . . Glee HAIIOLD DIXON - - - HW, 3, 4 - - ' Student Club, 1 . . . Tennis, 4 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4. Couwlf 4- MARY' LOU BIDINGER ' ' l Y-Teens 1, 2 3 4, VINCENT DOCCOLO . . . B3.Sketball, 2, 3 . , . ' ' , Class Cabinet, 1 . . . Class Play, 3 . . . Football, LOYAL BISHOP . . . Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . 1, 3, 4 . , . Honorary Rotarian, 4 . . . Hi-Y, 4 Choir, 4 . . . Class Cabinet, 2, 3 tPresident, 25 fCabinet5 . . . Student Council, 4. . . . Class Play, 3 . . . Football, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Y V , Club, 2, 3 . , . Honorary Rotarian, 4 . . . National DAENA DREIER ' ' ' tcholrf 3' 4 ' ' ' Glee Honor Society, 4 . . . Baseball, 3, 4 . . . Track, 1, 2, 512241, 2' 4 ' ' ' Harmonexesf 4 - ' ' Y'Teens' 1' JANET BOYER . . . choir, 3, 4 . . . Class Play, y , ' , , 4 ' . . Glee Club! 1, 2 l ' i Harmonettes, 3, 4 ' U . HELEN DROLLINGER . . . Cheerleader, 4 . . . National Honor Society, 4 . . . Student Council, 2 Chou' 1 ' ' ' Class Cabmet, 3 ' ' ' Class Hay, 3 ' n I Tennis, 4 . . l Y-Teens, 1, 2, 4. . . . Glee Club, 1 . . . National Honor Society, 4 . . . N. F, L., 2, 3, 4 . . . Prince of Peace Contest, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council, 3 tCabinet5 . . . Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4. CARL BUCKINGHAM . . . Football, 1, 4 , . Hi-Y, 3, 4. JO ANN CAHOON . . . Glee Club, 1, 2, 4 . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4 ccabinet, 25. ROGER DUTT . . . Band, 1, 2 , . . Basketball, 1, 2, 3 . . . Buckeye Boys' State, 3 . . . Class Cabi- RICHARD CARNEY . . . Spanish Club, 3, net, 3 fPresident5 . . . Football, 1, 3, 4 . . . Honor- CAESAR CARRINO . l u Choir 1 4 Class ary Rotarian, 4 . . . National Honor Society, 3, 4 Cabinet, 1 . . . Class Play, 3, 4 . . , Glee Club, 2, 3, ' ' ' Qrchestra' 2 ' ' ' Recreatlm? Board' 1' 2' 4 4 i l l Hi-Y, 4 ,Cabinety fPresldent, 45 , . . Student Council, 2, 3 . . . Base- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4. WANDA EASTERDAY , . . Glee Club, 1 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4. ED CHERNAK . . , Annual Staff, 4 . . . Band, 1, 2 . . . Buckeye Boys' State, 3 . . . Choir, 4 . . . Class Cabinet, 2 . . . Class Play, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 1, 3, 4 . . . Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4 fCabinet, 45 . . . National JACK EBY . . . Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Honor Society, 4 . . . N. F. L., 2, 3, 4 CCabinet, 45 Cabinet, 1, 3 fPresident, 15 . . . Football, 1, 3, 4 . . , Student Council, 2 . . . Tennis, 4. . . . Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4. 82 THE WADSWORTH BRICK 84 TILE CO. SENIOR CLASS LOIS EVERHARD . . . Choir, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club, 1, 2 . . . Student Council, 4 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 4. NORMA EWING , . . Annual Staff, 4 CEditor- in-Chief5 . . . Buckeye Girls' State, 3 . . . Choir, 4 . . . Class Cabinet, 1 . . . Glee Club, 1 . . , National Honor Society, 3, 4 . . . Student Council, 1 . . . Wadsworth High Times, 2 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4 QCabinet, 2, 3 5. JIM FISHER . . . Football, 1, 4. NANCY FLACK . . . Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 fCabinet, 2, 3, 45 . . . Buckeye Girls' State, 3 . . . Class Cabinet, 2 , . . National Honor Society, 3, 4 . . . Recreation Board, 2, 3 QCabinet, 35 . . . Student Council, 1 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresident, 45. JOAN FLATH . . . Choir, 4 . . . Class Play, 3 . , . Glee Club, 2, 3 . . . Wadsworth High Times, 2 . . . Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4. CURTISS FRITZINGER . . . Football, 1, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club, 4. NINA GARDNER . . . Glee Club, 2, 3 . . . Y-Teens, 2. NICK GARN . . . Basketball, 1, 2 . . . Football, 1, 3, 4 . . . Honorary Rotarian, 4. PAT GARVER . . . Class Play, 3 . . . G, A. A., 2 . . . Glee Club, 1, 2, 4 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY GARVIN . . . Class Play, 1, 2, 3 . . . Glee Club, 1, 2, 3 , . . Y-Teens, 2, 3. PEGGY GISH . . . Choir, 4 . . . Class Play, 1 ACTIVITIES JOANN HINKLE . . . Class Cabinet, 3 , . . Glee Club, 1 . . . Student Council, 3 . . . Y-Teens, 2, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus, 1. CHARLES HOLLAND . , . Basketball, 1, 2, 4 . . . Choir, 1, 2 . . . Class Cabinet, 1, 2 fPresident, 25 . . . Football, 1, 2, 4 . . . Glee Club, 1, 2 . , . Honorary Rotarian, 4 . . . Hi-Y, 1, 2 fCabinet, 25 . . . Orchestra, 1, 2 . , . Stage Crew, 1, 2 . . . Baseball, 1, 2, 4. EARL HORNER . . . Choir, 1, 2, 4 . . . Foot- ball, 4 . . . Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 , . . Stage Crew, 2, 3, 4 fPresident, 45. FRANCES HOSFELD . . . G. A. A., 1, 2, 3 , . Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4. LEONARD HURST , . . Choir, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Cabinet, 4 . . . Glee Club, 4 . . . Honorary Rotar- ian, 4 . . . Class Play, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society, 4 . . , Prince of Peace Contest, 2 . . . Student Council, 4 fCabinet5. NANCY ISSELHARD . . . Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Orchestra, 3, 4 . . . Prince of Peace Contest, 1 . . , Y-Teens, 4. , MARY ETTA JACKSON . . . Class Cabinet, 1 . . . National Honor Society, 4 , . . Recreation Board, 1 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4 fCabinet, 25, PAT KENT . . . Majorette, 1, 2, 3, Drum Major, 4 . . . Choir, 3 . . . Class Play, 4 . . , Student Council, 1 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4 QPresident, 25 . . . Annual Queen, 4, MERVIN KILMER . . . Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . Glee Club, 1, 2 , . . Y-Teens, 2, 3 . . . Mixed Chorus, 1. IRA GRINER . . . Basketball, 1, 2 . . . Foot- ball, 1, 2, 3 . . . Student Council, 1. BOB HACKENBERG , . . Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Football, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball, 1, 2, 4. JOANN HAHN . . . Choir, 1 . . . Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 . , . Wadsworth High Times, 2. JOHN HAHN . . . Choir, 1 . . . Class Play, 1 . . . Glee Club, 3. ELNORA HALL . . . Band, 1, 2 , . . Choir, 3, 4 JANE KIME . . . Choir, 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club, 1, 4 . . . Harmonettes, 4 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY KOENIG . . . Glee Club, 3. ERLENE KRAMER . . . Glee Club, 2, 4. DORIS KREIDER . . . Choir, 3 . . , Class Play, 4 . . . Tennis, 4 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 4. JOAN KREIDER . . , Band, 1 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 4. MARILYN KREIDER . . . Choir, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club, 1 . . . Y-Teens, 4. . . . Glee Club, 1 . . . Y-TEENS, 1, 2, 3, 4 Qflabihell, BEVERLY LANE ' I l G' A. A., 1, 2 ' . l Prince 25. NANCY HALLIWELL . . . Choir, 4 . , . Class Play, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club, 1 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN HARTER . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4. BEATRICE HARTZELL . . . Band, 1 . . . Choir, 3,4...ClassPlay,4..,N.F.L.,2,3,4... Tennis, 4 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 4. of Peace Contest, 4 45 . . . Spanish Club, 1 . . . Honor Roll, 1, 2. DICK LA ROCCA . , . Choir, 4 . . . Class Play, 3 . . . Football, 1, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club, 2, 3 . . . Hi-Y, 3, 4. DICK LEAF . . , Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Foot- ball, 1, 2, 3 . . . Baseball, 4. . . . Y-Teens, 3, 4 VfCabinet, WADSWORTH CAB CO. 83 ketball, 2, 3, 4 , . . Class Play, 3, 4 . . . Hi-Y, 3, 4 . . . Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . , Tennis, 4. SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES JANE LIBERT . . . Annual Staff, 4 . . . Choir, F 3, 4 . . , Class Play, 3 . . . Glee Club, 1 . . . Har- . . . Class Play, 3 . . . Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . Hi-Y, monettes, 4 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY LOVE . . . Choir, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club, 1 . . , Orchestra, 4 . . . Wadsworth High Times, 2 . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4. JIM SERFASS . . . Choir, 4 . . . Football, 4 3, 4 CCabinet, 3, 41 . . Recreation Board, 3 fPresi- dent1 . . . Student Council, 4. PHYLLIS SHUGARTS . . . G. A. A., 1, 2 . . . Glee Club, 1, 2. HAROLD MALSON . . . Football,2 . . . Hi-Y, 4. NICK SKUBAN l U ' Football, 1 ' l n Student BOB MoR1ToH1E , . . Annual staff, 4 . . . C0UnCi1,3- Band, 1, 2, 3 . . . Choir, 3 . . . Class Play, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club, 1, 2 . . . Hi-Y, 3, 4 fCabinet, 41 . , . N. F. L., 2, 3, 4 . . . Orchestra, 2, 3, MILLARD MEANS . . . Hi-Y, 3. CAROL MESSNER . . . Annual Staff, 4 , . Class Play, 4 . . . National Honor Society, 4 . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4 QCabinet, 2, 3, 41. BUSTER SMITH . . . Football, 3. MARY LOU SMITH . . . Annual Staff, 4 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 4. CAROL SNYDER . . , Choir, 1, 2, 3 . . . Class Cabinet, 1 QP1-esident1 . . . Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4. SARA SORRENTINO . . . Gloo Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 MARY MILLER . . . G, A. A., 1, 2 . . . Tennis, , I . Y.TeenS, 2, 3, 4' 4 . . . Y-Teens, 3, 4 . . . Dramatics Club, 1 . . . Traffic Club, 1 . , . Grounds Club, 1 . . . French RUTH STONIER . , . Choir, 3, 4 . . . Class Play, Club, 2 . . . School Magazine, 1 . . . Archery, 2. 3 . . . Glee Club, 1 . . . Student Council, 4 . . . DALE MUssER . . . Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bas- Y'TeenS' 1' 2' 3, 4- MARILYN THOMAS . . . Choir, 2, 3, 4 , . . Class Cabinet, 1, 4 . . . Harmonettes, 3, 4 . . . JEROME NELSON . ' U Class Play, 3, 4 Q . l National Honor Society, 3, 4 . . . N. F. L.,'2, 3, 4 fPres1dent, 41 . . . Orchestra, 2, 3 . . . Prince of Peace Contest, 2 . . . Student Council, 3 , . . Y-Teens, 4 . . . Junior Town Meeting, 3. Hi-Y, 3, 4 . . . N. F, L., 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Tennis, 4. BILL OPLINGER . . . Football, 1. HELEN JANE PECNIK . . . Band, 4 . . . Class Play, 3, 4 , . . National Honor Society, 4 . . . N. F. L., 2, 3, 4 . . . Prince of Peace Contest, 2 . . . Y-Teens, 4. JOHN PERONIS . . . Basketball, 1, 2, 3 . , Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. WILBUR PIFER . . . Glee Club, 2. JULIUS PISANELLI . . . Football, 2, 4 . . Student Council, 4. PAUL THOMAS . . . Buckeye Boys' State, 3 . . . Class Cabinet, 2 fPresident1 . , . Class Play, 3, 4 . . . Honorary Rotarian, 4 . . . Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4 QPresi- dent, 41 . . . National Honor Society, 3, 4 . . . N. F. L., 1, 2, 3, 4 fCabinet, 41 . . . Prince of Peace Contest, 1, 2 . . . Student Council, 2, 4 fPresident, 41 . . . Tennis, 4. EDNA WEBBER . . . Annual Staff, 4 . . . Choir, 3, 4 , . . Glee Club, 1 . . . National Honor , Society, 4. PAUL REX . . . Band, 4 . . . Choir, 3, 4 . . Glee Club, 2, 3 . . . Hi-Y, 4. THELMA WELCH . . . Class Play, 3 . . . Glee BOB ROHRER . . . Basketball, 2, 3 . . . Foot- Club' 3 ' ' ' Y'TeenS' Zf 3' 4' b-211, 2, 3, 4 - . - Glee Club, 4- BONNIE JEAN WELDAY . . . Band, 3, 4 , . . RUTH RQHRER . . . Choir, 1, 3, 4 ' D . Glee Class Play, 3 . . . Orchestra, 4 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, Club, 1, 2, 3 . . , Orchestra, 1 . . . Y-Teens, 3. 31 4- BARBARA ROTH . . . Band, 1 . . . Choir, 4 RUTH WHEELAND . . . Choir, 2 . , . Glee . . . Glee Club, 1 . . . Wadsworth High Times, 2 Club, 1, 3, 4. . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4. RONNIE WIDMER . . . Football, 1 . . . Glee BILL RUSSELL . . . Football, 1. Club, 1. BETTY SERFASS . . . Band, 3, 4 . . . Class Play, 3 . . . Orchestra, 3, 4 . , . Prince of Peace Contest, 4 . . . Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4. RUSSELL WILLAN . . . Football, 1. PETE ZEFFER . . . Hi-Y, 4 . . . Tennis, 4. 84 THE WADSWORTH INSURANCE AGENCY CO. MA . ' Z, K -J Q me A ' AQVQ ha w J, - f M . ,f 'I ' f u N 4 gk Q ,ff 1 ,.-4-if -3--Y I --is Q. , 7 in :jiri 72' ' ' ' ' ,V 7-- -- - 'H ' ' ip J fr Y , ifnmxg ATHLETICS Cheerleaders Sammy Lessley Jill Lahr Helen Drollinger Carol Seiberling Beulah Davis Norma Conrad Rose Davis .--1 ,I- W The Grizzly Memorial Trophy for the football season of 1947 was presented to Loyal Bishop. Awarded annually by the News-Banner, it is given in memory of the former Grizzly players who gave their lives in World War H. All the varsity players vote for the senior player whom they feel is most deserving of it. It is awarded on the basis of team spirit, clean play, leadership, sound classroom work, and cooperation in following orders. Bob Harry, sports editor of the News- Banner, is shown presenting the trophy to Loyal. Loyal was also outstanding during the basketball season. He scored 245 points for an average of 17 points per game. In the tournament he led Wadsworth in upsetting Cuyahoga Falls, cham- pions of the Western Reserve League, as well as Garfield, city champions of Akron, the top seed- ed team in the district with 15 straight victories. Loyal was chosen outstanding player in tourna- ment scoring with 75 points in four games. He made 27 against Garfield, the highest for any one player in any one game. WADSWORTH LUMBER CO. Row 1 : Row 2: Tennis and Golf Dale Musser, Paul Townsend, Wayne Kreider, Bill Crumley, Charles Schreiber. Paul Thomas, Jerome Nelson, Ed Chernak, Mr. Burkholder CCoachD, Jim Crumley, Edward Fisher, Roger Johnston. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3' Track Fred Uren, Herbert Walters, Leslie Gaugler, Milton Vahey, Mil- ton Gaugler, Bob Rohrer, Mervin Kilmer. Ronnie Hayth, Bob Hackenberg, Charles Holland, Al Livingston, Jim Fisher, Nick Garn, Junior Earnest, Linton Rivers. Mr. Burkholder fC0achJ, John Peronis, Julius Pisanelli, Jack Eby, Bill Tracy, Edward Fisher, Jim Farnsworth, Clyde Morri- son, Mr. Krauss CCoachJ. WADSWORTH MOTORS, INC. Row Row Row Varsity Football : Charles Holland, Julius Pisanelli, Nick Garn, Dick La Rocca, John Peronis, Curtiss Fritzinger, Loyal Bishop, Sammy Sorren- tino, Vincent Doccolo, Earl Horner, James Krager. : Jim Martin CManagerJ, Dan Weltzien fManagerD, Alan Willyard, Jim Serfass, Carl Tighe, Dave Ritzman, Bob Rohrer, Roger Dutt, Bob Hackenberg, Robert Borth, Jim Fisher, Tom Baldwin, Bob Nixon, Mr, Fretz fCoachJ, Mr. Krauss fCoachJ. 1 John Miller, Charles Bronstrup, Nick Berlyak, Jim Blough, Jack Eby, Guy Mills, Akos Barabas, Wayne McVey, Roger Bishop, Carl Buckingham, Mike Stronz. Scores Wadsworth Opponent Akron West ,,,,,... ..,,......... ,...,...... 0 1 8 Ellet .....,.....,.,...... ........ 2 1 7 Buchtel ,,.,...,......,.. ...or . . 12 33 Canton Catholic ...... .... 6 0 Dennison ,.............. .....,.. 1 2 6 Orrville ,,,,..,....... .... 6 12 At Wooster .,...... ...,.... 1 2 24 Rittman ..... .... 6 18 At Medina ,,,,.......................,.. .... 6 20 Norton ...,......................r..,......... ........ 2 5 6 Total points ........................ 106 144 Average per game ............ 11 14 Games Won .............. .... 4 6 WADSWORTH OIL CO. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Sophomore Football Tom MacAdam, Bob Zeis, Bob Thompson, Donnie Ackerman, William Held, Kenny Koppes, Glenn Hosfeld, Walter Gairing. Nunzy Dipietro, Ronnie Hayth, Richard Straiton, Bob Allan, Milo Billman, Bill King, Dick Thomas, Jim Clifford, Ralph Pisanelli. Don Wilson, Ronnie Bachman, Ray Schvvalbach, Edward Fisher, Bob Kreider, Skip Neal, Jack Waltz, James Edwards. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Junior High Football Bob Pate, George R. Held, Don Silchuk, Arno Welty, Dave Wheeland, Bob Smith, George Christian. Gerald Simhouser, Norbert Borth, Derrill Snyder, Dale Simcox, Carl Godsey, Loren Spice, Cleo Pifer. Mr. Doan fCoachD, Jim Schelling, Carroll Peters, Tom Oplinger, Chuck Stoll, Jim Eby, Franklin Straiton, Charles Loparo. WADSWORTH OIL CO. Varsity Basketball Reserve Basketball WADSWORTH WHEEL 84 BRAKE SERVICE Varsity Basketball Row 1: Alan Willyard, Dale Musser, Jim Blough, Bob Hackenberg, Roger Dutt, Nick Berlyak. Row 2: Loyal Bishop, Roger Bishop, Jack Eby, Guy Mills, Charles Hol- land, Robert Borth. Scores Wadsworth Opponent At Akron Buchtel .r,....... r,r.,.. 3 8 29 Akron West ....rrr.,r,,. ......, 3 7 44 Akron East ....,,,,.r., ....... 5 6 45 At Barberton ....rrr.,. 4. 35 39 Wooster .i.....,,,7....r,rrr. ....... 4 3 39 At Akron North . .,r.,. .v,,... 3 7 59 At Akron South ,,,,... ....... 2 7 68 Kenmore .............,.. ..Arr.. 4 7 49 At Norton ..,.......rr.. ..,.r,. 5 0 39 Akron Hower ........ r..v4.. 4 6 44 Barberton ........r.. .r..... 5 1 42 At Alliance ..... r...4.. 4 1 49 At Medina ....,.r.... ....... 3 9 27 Orrville ,,,i,..,.........r,..r.,......,r7,, ....... 3 8 25 At Akron Hower .,...r,i,...........rr,....,... ..,.... 4 0 44 Total points ,.,,.......... ......, 6 25 642 Average per game ....,....... 42 43 Games won ,r.,,........,.,........ 8 7 Tournament Scores Cuyahoga Falls 38 .... Wadsworth 40 Akron Garfield 48 ..., Wadsworth 55 Akron Central 26 ...... Wadsworth 42 Stow 27 .....,.......,..,..... W3dSWOTth 24 Reserve Basketball Row 1: Ralph Pisanelli, Bob Thompson, Bob Zeis, Tom MacAdam, Jim Clifford. Row 2: Bob Allan, Tom Casey, Walter Gairing, Dick Thomas, Glenn Hosfeld. Scores Wadsworth Opponent At Akron Buchtel .rrr...,.. ,...... 1 7 49 Centralized ,-,,....,,..... ,...r.. 2 5 15 Akron West ,,,,..,.. r...... 20 26 Akron East ..... .,..,,. 3 1 28 At Barberton ,,,,. ....... 3 2 34 Wooster ............,,.,.. ,r,,rr. 4 6 31 At Akron North ....... ....... 2 4 22 At Akron South ....... ..i.... 2 1 43 Kenmore .r........... r...,.. 4 0 21 At Norton ,.........r.., .,..... 2 5 48 Akron Hower ,,,,..,, ....... 4 4 20 Barberton .,,,....... ...,... 3 2 22 At Alliance ,,,,, ..,.... 2 3 38 At Medina ........... ...,,.. 4 8 32 Orrville .,...,..,,.r.............,.....,... ..,.... 3 9 27 At Akron Hower ,..............i..........,,. .....,. 2 9 26 Total points .................,....., 496 482 Average per game ,....,...,,, 31 30 Games won .............. ....... 1 0 6 WELTY'S GULF SERVICE THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OE THE CLASS OF 1948 We, the members of the 1948 Senior Class, upon departing into our unknown, do hereby bequeath to all underclassmen our personal possessions, which include our pri- vilege of leaving assemblies first and not having to take end-of-the-year exams. Our intelligence we will to the faculty. I, Bill Adams, will my big feet to anyone who has to take the long walks that I do. I, Marie Alcorn, will my roller skates to Charlotte Long. I, Joan Allan, will my fiery red blush to Rosemary Smiraldo. I, Dorothy Anderson, will my eternal dieting to anyone who has more willpower than I have. - I, John Arpad, will my Plymouth to anyone who can make it run. I, Donna Auble, will my ability to have two dates in one night to Nancy Harter. I, Tom Baldwin, will the whole lousy school to the termites. , Joanie Beard, will my dramatic ability to Dan Rohn. I, Janet Benedict, will my southern accent to Virginia Freemon. I, Mary Lou Bidinger, will a case of coke to Mim Bowers. I, Loyal Bishop, will my Booster Club watch to Ralph Pisanelli. I, Janet Boyer, will my overwhelming affection for school to Trigger Shue. I, Carl Buckingham, will my shadow fHarold Dixonl to anyone that will take good care of him. I I, Jo Ann Cahoon, will my boy friend's car to those poor junior girls who walk home. I, Richard Carney, will my brilliant scientific mind to anyone without a mind. I, Caesar Carrino, will my basso profundo to Alice Calbetzer. ' I, Ed Chernak, will my Nobody to anybody. I, Maxine Clifford, will my ability to stay home nights to Dot Gibbs. I, Barbara Collins, will my job working for my father to Mary Brenneman. I, Margaret Cook, refuse to will my college man to anyone. I, Rosemarie Daley, will my college-girl attitude to any junior girl fool enough to carry on this feud with those high school boys. I, Marilyn Daniels, will my collection of jokes to Jill Lahr to add to her collection. I, Beulah Davis, will my new lastex girdle to Anna Rufener. I, Harold Dixon, will not. I, Vincent Doccolo, will my Don Juan ways to all my male admirers. I, Daena Dreier, will my curly hair to Glen Hoerger, I, Helen Drollinger, will my sparkling brown eyes to any girl who will use them with the same discretion that I did. I, Roger Dutt, will my tall girl friend to Walter Gairing. I, Junior Earnest, will my many cars to John Plum. I, Wanda Easterday, will my assembly seat to Phyllis Rohrer. I, Jack Eby, will my curly blond hair to any deserving female. 92 JOHN E. WOLF, Optometrist I, Dale Everhard, will my quiet ways ty Nancy Erven. I, Lois Everhard, will my advantageously located home to the first lucky applicant. I, Norma Ewing, will my freckles and the abuse I have received because of them to Fred Uren. I, Jim Fisher, will my copy of How to Win Friends and Influence People to Marge Ewing. I, Nancy Flack, will the many bruises received from my baton to Bonnie Miller. I, Joan Flath, will my ability to be a one man gal to LaVonne Stonebrook. I, Curt Fritzinger, will my butch to Roger Bishop. I, Nina Gardner, will my restaurant experience to Lois Means. I, I, Nick Garn, will my Harley-Davidson motorcycle to Howard Everson. Pat Garver, will my position as band announcer at the football games to anyone who can figure out those formations. I, I, I, I. I I, 3 I, I, I, I I, 7 I, I, I, I I, I, to use 7 I, L I, I, study I, I I, Y I, I, I, Dorothy Garvin, will my hair to Creeper Chaney. Peggy Gish, will my quiet, serene manner to Chuck Bronstrup. Ira Griner, will my overseas ribbon to Hubert Humes for his boy scout uniform. Bob Hackenberg, will a carton of gum to Mr. Burkholder. Joann Hahn, will one card of bobby-pins to Dorine Ryland. John Hahn, will my twin to Kathleen Beitzel. Elnora Hall, will my small ears to Dick Straiton. Nancy Halliwell, will my turned-up nose to Rose Davis. Carolyn Harter, will my specs to anyone who can see with them. Bud Hartman, will my grades to Carolyn Crook. Beatrice Hartzell, will my many artistic abilities to all awkward adolescents. Joann Hinkle, will my white hand-knit sweater to Nick Berlyak. Charles Holland, will a pair of sturdy suspenders to Jake Fretz. Earl Horner, will my Stage Crew coveralls to Bob Miller. Frances Hosfeld, will my ability to say a lot in a short time to John Cook. Leonard Hurst, will my oversized hands to Donnie Ackerman. Nancy Isselhard, will my deep Russian accent to anyone who finds the occasion it Mary Etta Jackson, will my hope chest to Judy Burss. Pat Kent, will my twirlette class to anyone who needs a few cents a week. Mervin Kilmer, will my mischievous black eyes to Elsie Taylor. Jane Kime, will my fifth period honor study hall to anyone who thinks he can there. Betty Koenig, will my father's filling station to Bob Nixon. Virginia Koon, will my Norton workbooks to any junior who moves to Norton. Erlene Kramer, will my sweet, quiet ways to Alan Willyard. Doris Kreider, will my short bangs to Katherine Weltzien. Joan Kreider, will the nourishing hot fudge sundaes I make to Ed Fisher. Marilyn Kreider, will my culinary ability to Chuck Smith, who can use it in his work at O. I. C. Cafeteria. I, Beverly Lane, will my athletic ability to Fran Welty. WOLF'S DEPARTMENT STORE 93 I, Dick La Rocca, will my personality smile to Elmer Shulenbarger. Dick Leaf, will my nickname, Grasshopper, to Bob Allan. May he never abuse it. I, Jane Libert, will my long gray skirt to Ruby Oplinger. Betty Love, will my ability to get along with Miss Baughman to Dot Gibbs. L I, I, Harold Malson, will my graceful figure to Vaughne Berry. I, Bob McRitchie, will my five-o'clock shadow to Howard Leatherman. I, Millard Means, will my Toni Cold Wave to Alan Winland. Carol Messner, will my seat in mechanical drawing to any girl with the nerve to I, occupy it. I, Mary Miller, will my assembly seat beside Mr. Wright to all ardent government students. I, Dale Musser, will my trumpet to Betty Burkett. I, Jerome Nelson, will my tennis playing ability to Dan Weltzien. Bill Oplinger, will my sluggo features to Jack Anderson. I, Helen Jane Pecnik, will my band bells to the P. A. system in the office. John Peronis, will my knack of going steady to Gene McGill. I, Wilbur Pifer, will a ton of bricks to La Vera Gigandet for her new home. Julius Pisanelli, will the machine shop to next year's class. You can have the I, L I, coke bottles, too. 0116 X 94 Paul Rex, will my height to Joe DipiefFO- 1, I, Robert Rohrer, will my nickname of Brother to Chuck Raynor. I, Ruth Rohrer, will my hay wagon to next year's football teams. I, Barbara Roth, will my many out-of-town boy friends to Norma Conrad. I, William Russell, will my ability to get along with Mr. Doan to Richard Days. I, Betty Serfass, will my shaggy eyebrows to Joyce Markeson. Jim Serfass, will my affection for older girls to Mike Stronz. I, I, Phyllis Shugarts, will my literary talents to the editor of True Confessions. I, Nick Skuban, will my attendance at Student Council to Gene George. I, Buster Smith, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Ed Calame. Mary Lou Smith, will the Whisperer debts to the class of 1949. I, Carol Snyder, will my ability to paint to the janitors. I, Sara Sorrentino, will my cosmetology training to Jocine Kreider. I, I, Ruth Stonier, will my oil paints to the art classes who have been using them. Marilyn Thomas, will my friendliness to Maryland Vellenoweth. I, Paul Thomas, will my girlish tee hee to Susie Smith. I, Edna Webber, will my ability to sing tenor to Charlotte Lillibridge. I, Thelma Welch, will my loud ways to Jean Bouscher. I Bonnie Jean Welday, will my Wooster man to Alice Welday. 7 1, Ruth Wheeland, will my ability to create a disturbance in shorthand class to any- 1, brave enough to want to do it. I, Ronnie Widmer, will my pink shirt to Levi Mills. I, Russell Willan, will my secret desire to Jim Martin. 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