Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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WHISPERER Ellen Kunkler is a dentist's assistant in Pittsburgh, and is very gentle with the poor sufferers. Ethel Long teaches a Sunday School class and spends most of her time with the 4' poor sinners. 2. Celia Merriman, always more or less diplomat, is mayor of Seville. Hall Wiedemer is an insurance agent, and is happily married to Margaret Mes- 1. sam. all John Noggle is president of a large university in the east, and is married to his 1' old sweetheart, Violet Westlund. Ruth O'Meara, a witty Irish girl, is a popular song writer. George Oros is running a truck farm in Lodi, and he knows his onions. Q1 Lillian Parmelle is a teacher in cheer leading in Ohio University. l Dorothy Pontius is the advertising manager for The May Co. in Cleveland. l Virginia Post, dancer in a New York Revue, is married to a well-known comedian, Clyde Shaw. O Dorothy Rodgers is a matron of a girls' school. 45 Estelle Shaw is president of the Scout Council in Wadsworth. I Virginia Thombs is a great opera singer. 3 Dallas Trent has taken Mr. Sousa's place as leader of the largest band. f Martha Vance is taking vocal lessons in Vienna. Thresa Waddell, the belle of high school, is married to Jim Westbrook, a sales- man. :J Ruby Watkins is the fifth assistant cashier in the Wadsworth bank. 3 Joe Williams is an indorser of five-cent cigars. 5 Niles Williams is captain of the Davis Cup tennis team. gf Virginia Zepp is a dramatic teacher in the east. it Donald Houston is playing centerfield for the Boston Americans. l Illa Rottman is an old maid and still lives in Silver Creek. Delmar Motz is one of the 5th avenue's favorite and most expensive jewelers. Now a virtuous and talented woman upholds the morals of the generation as af president of the W. C. T. U. Helen Parkinson is the woman's name. li Mary Pecnik, who sells Ladies' Home Journals, has recently been awarded a new l Ford plane for her eHorts. gi Bob Porter is the Hperrenial bachelor executive of Continental Motors, Inc. l Dale Proper is the best three-cushion billiardist in this secton of the county, and dl is planning to go to the Cleveland tournament. Gladys Sell, well-known interior decorator, has recently decorated the famous Kathleen Seiberling apartment on Park Avenue in New York. P Following graduation, Eva Stauffer and Howard Yoder slipped quietly off and it returned married. if . Lela Welty is private secretary tc Charles E. Stoaks, president of Schaeffer- Edwards Co. Ruth Wuchter is head librarian at the Congressional Library in Washington. Fl Nora Reed is a ,teacher at West Tech High in Cleveland. 2' Virginia Howard is professor of English at Wilberforce University. , ei --By Bob Porter 5 Page twenty i i7'Yi?YCY'Y.? i?' ?Y? as ...... ...... ...... a221930:a, ...,.. ...... ...... ...... 'E 4 P I ti in yi P 'E lv ,h r l Q ll I fi ,P l 1 5' li 'Q ff' 6 v

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i ,li ...... ya- .cu ...... FA -,H ...... ...... Hai gm ...... ya ,kv ..... yz ,E ...... :Ja ,E ...... tg, 5W.lURlXluAl. WHISPERER 3x,xc5X,x:3XgX,7, 1 t 4 CLASS PRoPHEcY 3, 1 . . . . Q 1+ Hello! Hello! City editor speaking. Listen, I'm going to give you a chance to 'i 3 2933 Somewher? U2 thls UQWSPQPSI' game. I want you to get a line on the 1930 gradu- 1 Pltlllg' class of Wadsworth High School. Yeh! the class that has startled the world by its success. All right, kid, step on it. ff, I hurried out of my a artment and ran into Kenn h r ' ': l P et D ess, president of the :, largest bank.1n Wadsworth. He invited me into his office, where I told him, with high ,1 pri e, my mission. 1 Imagine .my surprise, when he told me he had been graduated with that famous ty class. He sald that he could supply me with most of the information regarding the ' c ass. ,f 1 I He first told me. of Ronald Abrams, formerlv known as Percy. Ronald is run- ? ning a barber shop in the Bronx of New York City. 1 .Kathryn Albers is a manicurist in the same shop, while Florence Allen is sham- 2 poolng New Yorker's heads at 31.00 per block. ' Q George Barborak, a star onlthe '29 football team, is starring as left halfback for 1 the Chicago Bears.. He is happily married to Juliet Barnard, who has proved to be 1 an efficient housewife. ', M tRogert Baum is still in Wadsworth, being an airplane salesman for the Ford : o or ompany. gf Mr. Dress pointed to a beautiful girl in his office, stating that she was the best 1 stenographer he had. Bessie Bird was her name. h 1 Bill Bolich is now a prosperous farmer on Rittman Road, and is the proud father 1 3 of two stalwart sons. His wife is none other than his old sweetheart, Helen Powell. f Rose Buemi is running a fruit stand in St. Paul, and is reported to be doing fine. ,ff Eleanor Carpenter is a school teacher at Sharon Center. 1. Thomas Casenhiser is foreman of a construction gang at Delaware, Ohio. A Ruth Collier is married to none other than Blaine Mansfield, who is secretary and 1 treasurer of the Ohio Match Co. Q Joe Collins is a farmer on Acme Hill, and his specialty is wheat. 4 Irene Coppage is working for M. O'Neils, and is a very competent saleslady. '5 ti Ted Cox, well, who hasn't heard of Ted. He is editor of the New York Times. 1 3 Hazel Curfman is a feature writer for the Liberty, a national weekly. :Q i Richard Dickv'f Curtis has followed his father's footsteps and is running a - .lg ly clothing store on Main Street. el 1 iiathlleen tDamm is the star actress of the Damm Picture Corporation, and is a S 1 grea a 16 s ar. , 3 Violet Davenport is the teacher of debate in the University of Pennsylvania. :Q 5 Clar Monna Darby is the head math prof at Columbia University. 2 Z Jeanette Flickinger is the comely wife of Alfred Staab, who is raising potatoes ii l at Western Star. Q ' Leonard Frase is on the, Cleveland Police Force, and is rough on robbers. 3. Ilenora Fritz is in the United States Secret Service, giving her life for her If coun ry. gf Stanley Fritz is playing basketball for the Cleveland Rosenblums. 1 Evelyn Gantz just couldn't stay out of the movies. , 11 Mildred Gehman is in the 1940 Follies. 1 Charles Gish is making whoopee at his night club in New York. i Cfiuth Giriesmer, a former society girl, married Bob Spencer, a cigar store owner ' n eve an . .f 1 Mary Louise Halliwell has startled the world with her marriages and divorces. at Doris Hantzsche is running a Mode Shoppe in Youngstown and is successful. 1 Elizabeth Hartman, Jean Miller, and Elizabeth Hunt are missionaries in China 3 and are doing their bit. if Irene Himmelright is a model for Maxfield Parrish. 1. Ben Hunt is the manager of a Greek restaurant in Rittman. 1 gh Paul Hutchinson is a master mechanic at the Miller Rubber Company. ,L Page 'nincfccn Q Xcyxcy X527 -r -- -- H ' ...... ...... ...... ..... 519305K .... .... .... ..... 1

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5 A 'li WHISPERER ST CLASS WILL Know by all men by these present, that we, the Class of 1930, will and bequeath the following to all those mentioned as receivers in the year of our Lord 1930: Ronald Abrams gives his he-man appearance to Howard Randall, who certainly needs it. Ruth Collier, one of the elite at Wadsworth High School, gives her place in Who s who to Sis Buike. Sis, you're getting a real gift. Ted Cox leaves his sweet tenor voice to Joe Turner. Joe can sing love songs to Dorothy Cox over on Pardee street from now on. Richard Cutris gives his ability to get along with Akron girls to Nuts Libert. Kathleen Damm leaves her honesty in taking in money to the ever-popular Dave O'Blenis. Kenneth Dress bequeaths his studious demeanor to Charles Sonnanstine. If Lenora Fritz leaves her attraction for boys to Velma Houder. Maybe Velma can 5 win Jim Westbrook with it. 5 Stanley Fritz gives his football prowess to Keith Kane. Kane should make the all-conference next year with that. , Virginia Post leaves her power to inhale fags to Burnice Shrimplin. P Ben Hunt gives his beautiful blush to Paul Gillespie. Be careful, Maxine, not to make Paul turn red. Paul Hutchinson leaves his red hair to Dwight McClure. Blaine Mansfield bequeaths his business-like attitude to Bruce Trent to use in the pressing business. L Margaret Messam leaves her Buick to Pauline Alexander to drive to school from i Western Star. John Noggle leaves his presidency to some poor Junior, who is dumb enough to 5 take it. Thresa Waddell gives her ability to make dates to Frank Randall. y Dale Proper leaves his pool shooting ability to Droop Leatherman. 1 Kate Seiberling leaves her winning ways to Angelina Razel. fp Clyde Shaw leaves his football position to whomever likes black eyes and broken noses. Estelle Shaw gives his Boy Scout patrol to Mr. Bennett, our illustrious mathe- 'B matic teacher. Dallas Trent leaves his cheer leading to 'tChizel Abrams. Lela Welty gives her beautiful laugh to Clarence Casenhiser. James Westbrook leaves his basketball shoes to Chuck Kahl. ya il Joe Williams will give a box of nickel cigars to any Junior that can out-smoke him in a twenty-four hour contest. Niles Williams leaves his good looks to Lawrence Good and gives his hopes that Lawrence uses them to the best advantage. Virginia Zepp gives her place on the Honor Society to Russell Johnson, and wishes for good results. - : And last, but not least, the Class of '30 wills to the Class of '31 their well-known ability in athletics. To the Class of '32 we will our ability to behave properly in class. To the youthful Frosh we will our perseverance and hard work. P Having heard the last will and testament of our graduating Class of 1930, we '3 hope that our wishes are carried out to a final degree. CLASS SONG School days, dearer than everything dear to me, School days, nearer my heart you will always be, Time and space may divide us, but we'll be true, a And we hope your memories will guide us through. School days, soon you will be just a memory, But a memory dearest of all to me, r-, And when from you we're gone down the road of life, 2 These sweet thoughts will guide us through the hardest strife. Chorus: To dear Wadsworth High, now your praises we'll sing, They will mount to the sky, Hear our voices ring. E Though mem'r1es may fade as the years swiftly Hy, 1 Not for gold would we trade Dear old Wadsworth Hih. +Lillian M. Parmelee Page twenty-om' f3?'Yf3?Yf5?'i'TD7 XCYXQZYYYCY' ...... 21,--.11 ...... rt--.ri ...... Pu,-R-.11 ...... rm,-c-.rs 1930 ...... ...... ...... ......