Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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l A 4 gas. Junior Class Play UDaddy Long Legs, a comedy in four acts was presented by the Class of twenty-seven on Friday, March 26. It was a success and much credit is due the cast for it showed dramatic ability. Harriet Krabill very ably directed the play in a way that deserves much praise. Jervis Pendleton The cast - - Harold Corwin james McBride .... Sam Griesmer Noah Codman - --- Boyd Oplinger Cyrus Wykoff .,... Ford Coolman Abner Parsons - Griggs ....... Walters .... Judy .......- - - - - Wallace Fritz George Geisinger - - - Boyd Oplinger - - - - Delta Mohn Miss Prichard ..... Myra Johnson Mrs. Pendleton - Florence Gillespie Julia Pendleton Sallie McBride --- Elizabeth Flinn --- Doris Crumrine Mrs. Semple ..... Helen Holcomb Mrs. Lippett ...... Thelma Curtis Sadie Kate - - - Helen Rockwood Gladiola ....- Fannie Houseworth Loretta .... Catherine Morneweck Mamie ......... Marian Baldwin Freddie Perkins .... Victor Gerber Carrie ........... Glada Meyers Twenty-six

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Junior Class Report The Junior class of twenty seven started out with a boom last fallg the largest Junior class in the history of Wadsworth High School and of course we are proud to have this honor. It doesn't seem possible that three long years have passed since we started as Freshmen, bewildered and half afraid of our upper classmen. We have been guided safely through the treacherous whirlpools and rapids and will soon sail on to our last harbor. We feel that we have given the very best we could give to our school but next year we will try all the harder to do our share. We have contributed to all branches of athletics and to all other school activities. We elected officers at the beginning of the year and they have proven to us that we were wise in our choice. Parties have not predominated this year as they have other years. We have grown up now and see the more serious side of school life. Shortly after school began we planned to have a wiener roast at Bill Reamis and to invite the football squad: but luck was against us, as it rained. We had a l-lallowe'en party and it was voted a real one by all present. Then came the important event in the life of a Junior. We ordered our rings, and my, weren't we proud the first time we wore them! We didn't get our sweaters until later, but one of l..ife's greatest moments was the first time we walked down the street proudly displaying our crimson W. l-l. Sfs on the backs of our sweaters. Our class play was a great success and it was presented to a full house. Our girls ushered and the rest of the class certainly showed the right spirit judging by the number of tickets they sold. We gave the Seniors a real fare- well at the banquet. We have enjoyed our Junior year more than we can say and are now looking forward to our last year and, we know, the best year of all. Elizabeth Flinn Tweiity-t'ive Y.

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1 I wr-nty JUNIOR CLASS