Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1936 volume:

L., L, I h V ..- . V17-,xx ,J ., ,.. '1 . :E 'v N, V -, . - 'P bl hed iBy THE SENIOR CLASS f 'fwadsworth Cgfzgh School 1936 WHISPERER m Qoreword The last thmg the semor class can do lor the school IS to produce the annual Annual production often runs to extremes It eltl r be comes a formidable task or else It mvolves only the copymg of last year s annual This year our task has been greatly lightened by the will mg and effxclent cooperatlon of students and faculty We have trled to be as Oflglllal as possible and we hope you like It To the students who helped us by subscnptlons the mer chants who gave us advertising the teachers who have been so helpful wlth advxce and help and a host of others wlthout whose axd thus annual would have been xmposslble we the an nual staff wish to give thanks w Q - 1 v , - . .. . .. . .n , . , - 1 v v y ' , . fDecllcauon 9? We the class of I936 cleclxcate thus annual to Rnchard B Sunclerman who has so patiently and zealously helped not only on this but other annuals J' H' J 5 - lf l A A ' ,,:jy1!' 'V ve A, l a Y .sq I ff OT1fC71fS Classes Organizations Afhlehcs Humor Faculty and Staff ADMINIST ON a-15 'YQ mf- Px' 5 fa 98 Q0 Frank H Close4upenntendent Harveyl Grunwald Dorothy V Bxllman Willard D Hunsberger Mildred L. Troup R Leland Slutz Dons E Baughman Helene Lachenmeyer 6 Kenneth V Glffln E.. K Bennett r Edith L Kneubuehl Rrchard B Sunderman Ednth Teeple Chester L Hawk Anne Wxllnams 91- Dwlght W Patterson Loulse Hildebrand Arthur H Wright ullet Barnard Frank Hall Eleanor ller Glenna Derr bt QQ. -rl nyaq Owen J Work Prmclpal Elnzabeth Hunt Lloyd A Mornings Donna D Burgner Ruth Colller David M Adkms Opal Lynn Mary Blough 7 1 Cfzlnnual Staff ln the above plcture you see elght ser ous students and one faculty adviser If you were to look lnto the lab any afternoon you would see qulte a different plcture Mr Sunderman IS always dashing around trying to answer questions hawl out the staff and keep hrs pictures straight On one end of the table we see Farnsworth teanng haxr over a sketch and attempting to hlarne thmgs on his assistants, Ruth ner and Alice Frost Lewis oachlm ants m his chair calm and collected and answers questions he doesn t know the answers to ln this corner we have jim Martin fthat s hlm behind the feet on the table lndustrlously studying an old Police Gazette Ruth Edna spends her time drawmg lmes ln the dummy and trying to figure how many empty pages we are gomg to have Blll Heyl counts money from the class play and supplies penclls paper and stuff to all ln need Alfred Huston and hrs as slstant Bob Ahl slt around tlllllklhg up ways to rook the merchants Betty Smks can be found chewmg pencils and trymg to thmk up sayings for the semors fwhlch wlll bear prlntmgj and at the same time try to see what every one else rs dolng Sam Wnght looks through the group pictures, tryxng to fund some fit to take home and at the same time he always appears to be domg what he should be namely wntmg up athletics Betty Smks 8 emor lass Officers of Club President Bull Heyl Vrce President lm Freeborn Secretary Treasurer Dons Parkinson The Class of 36 chose for their class colors scarlet and grey and voted to have Mr Sunderman to act as class aclvlser Thus class I8 the largest one to ever have graduated from Wadsworth Hugh School a fact of whlch all the members may well be proud Another outstanding fact I8 that we have many athletes muslcrans artists and speak ers ln our midst Also all the OHZICCYS of the newly organized Student Council are senxors We have had many successful parties during the four years of our hugh school career and have also presented two excellent plays The senlor class leaves behmd them a remarkable record m scholarshlp leadershnp and sportsmanshnp Ruth Eclxs 10 A marcell tal every Saturday A nuss IS as good as her smlle Rest tlrst then work xf you have time 9'-f She dwells among untrodden ways I Ah a1n't lazy in Climb and you w1ll reach the top His work brmgs praise fe! Kidd Life IS but a. dream ZQGKCIZQ Silence IS golden 195 Vffwwwlf The way to a mans heart IS through h1s stomach rv f-.4jdfLc.. Just a. g1g01O f,npWf!f yd Ja A stltch xn tune saves mne 'I'h1s learnmg w11l be the death oi me' '?fffffWf7s 4' 1-05 359' Qjhww We, Two seats down front XD Napoleon was a httle man 5,Z5ZLfZ5 6 Tall dark and handsome A chup fpal ot! the old block Sxlent but rehable 2 www-Je Modem Pegasus When in doubt, don tl 094441 LBMf1vr1.cvM yi Small but powerful Light heart lives long Give me a. place to sit 1,,, Mu. 58441141 The world is a. boresome place Little man what now? Casey at the bat HL! as Parlez vous Francais'P While we live let us llve 0.2 Amt love grand? W2 fuk Kal Drugstore cowboy MWJAMWL Life is a. song' Q47 40 The world moves fast sometimes ark A sweet demure lass wwe emma Not a ladys man but a regular fellow ff W An artlst wxthout the txempelament Q3 E, f f Gabriel's understudy f3ov6-' 4 uvffreaf-'V Smg before breakfast j iwumqf op1n1ons make me mdependent Human nature craves novelty Eeme meeme lnlnle mo- SVETY way SCTEHC MMM An honest man Gentle and quiet, m every Way He w111 carve himself a. place cf 44,QtX! 'I'he eyes have It things done without boasting QMQJMLL ,W AA, Ability involves responsibility Not a. word more than he needs Qe,,.A,71Z,...e4,u Such industry was never meant for women! One boy who doesnt talk too much' Cannons to right of me- Oh' I forgot! 5074 if l 7 N All , ' . Hitch your wagon to a star. A small voice, but knowing. if Q an s 'C 5 .- 16 X LM ru.-cL,11,5f-YX. Le me d1e now then Ill go heaven' 1 cf 4. A pe She walks 1n beauty ZHZZCTMN Laugh and the world laughs Wlth you' Her quiet ways belie her industry ,L vtmf Kwan, An eye for an eye- -94, ALMQ41 Miss Amerxca 1936 Frlends Romans Countrymen Where is my wandering boy tonight? There are two sides to every argu ment-mine and the wrong one A sunny nature all the time f f , 1 '4 4 ' t ' , ' to ' , - iz ff 'Z '76, 1 ? 5 60 if f S Till ., Q - 5 Q uw f 4 1' - , - J7Af ' e,.-.fe f 17 Qflvq Down w1t.h capital' Workers we must strike' Qmw iw mind is in the clouds uvvvmdb 64. smile for CVCYYOIIE MWMZQ Modesty is a gxft of the gods Absence fnakes the heart grow fonder 'sr Red of hair but smooth of temper you could only cook' Only weeds grow tall r 94005 X My mind is on far off things WN Main, Everybody nkes me because Im good' Its the Irish 1n me' affA.1,ancJ It pays to advertlse' Who would thmk hlm so argumentatxve? 7hf.ea46M Let us be gay Tarzan C- if 4 Egg NVDevmTNV en Irish eyes are smilm I hear you callin Caroline' A second Fred Astaire Wwe!! WWJ Daucxng feet College wldow N , o L Wh W- 77 f w. ff 19 itil, All things are poss1b1e Three in one Never take life boo seriously jg, Vf,,fL,,,L..,.L Aint love grand? Play Hddle play! Win Q 1 SL if Tilly Cm Always Dodge mg around Life IS real lxfe is earnest' Txlhe the Toiler Grrr! Its the wrestler in mel QLJQJLA-'VX me but I am weary !,w!.:CEftz4wv I chatter chatter as I go efffe The sluggmg demon 77,440 Vem vidi VlC1' Always busy never Still .L ef an-41 Q- U - Qo.A.,9.,..,,,,.., Id rather be a farmer ANVN Short ln name and short in nature Pahdon mah suthen accent Lynx' I+- QJNLA. Take a bow Miss Dudley Z 76,44 You have taken my heart,- roaring name behes her nature Silence is better than empty chatter H4414-ell'-Q'I3'f05 W mf LU All things are done 111 order All the worlds a stage 'YY ...U LJQJQUM ' Alone-oh yeah? Hold that Txger' Q JMWAAJ lvaajio Bright eyes bespeak a bright mmd All love her wmnmg smxle To be or not to be-who cares? A ' . if L :A , . . F A 4 5 47 m A ff ' N I , i ZW ff - 4 qi V , S 3 .U ' E 6 I ,Vi , 22 25,100 W,.Z4.Q,,.., A DOSE f01' IIEWS JVM How can I leave thee? Me and Einstein J The Campbells are coxmng Give me the wide open spaces and a pair of roller skates' Oh dear what can the matter be? Glve me my boots and a. Buick A httle bxt independent MW? He has mischxef m his ey X' Afdffod L X44 5601 Heaven helps the woikmg goxl' RM ,Q A - 1 Auf ' f . V ' CZ5l1e 'lumor lass The officers of the class of 37 are ack Holvey president Frank Cocharan vice president jack McLaughlin secretary treasurer ln the sopho more year the officers were Robert Dutton president Robert Mason vice president Raymond Holcomb secretary treasurer ln the freshman year ert Dutton secretary treasurer The class has held two wxener roasts each year one in the fall and one in the spnng 'The colors are blue and gold This color scheme was carried out in the class nngs and Jackets The class play was quite successful ln spite of the fact that few of the participants had had any previous experience Raymond Holcomb has been appointed General Chairman of the Prom activities Plans are rapidly going ahead for this function which is to be held the latter part of May The umors also sponsored an all high school dance April 27 Martha Rayne '74 they were Jack Furry, president: Rae-Jean Higginsj vice president and Rob- K., X 3 E ophomore lass Presldent Elton Longnecker Vxce President Evelyn Nrcodemus Secretary Dale Leatherman Class Advisor Mr Hunsberger The socral events of the class were successful to a great extent During the first semester the class held a Hallowe en party and a Wiener roast The class held a very successful all hugh school dance during the last half year As for sports the boys took an active part m the schools vrctorles thrs season Besldes the many sophomores on the Reserve squad two boys broke into the Varslty one as a regular Three of our classmen entered the Reserve clrcle as very valuable men durmg the past basketball season The grunts of the wrestlers were increased by two of our sophomores who dad much to help Many of the members of the school s various clubs were supplned by active sophomores The Torch Club rs a club of sophomores havmg a mem bershlp of about one half of the number of sophomore boys Other members have jomed the Art Club G A A F F A Dramatxc Club Photo Club and others The sophomore class has had an active year with only one unhappy mcl dent on xts record but this wlll only help our classmates to know the nght thmg to do ln the future Tom Bates 6 I - 'Z I in their class' favor. 2 E Clreshman lass This class IS composed of one hundred and fifty three members 82 boys and 7l glrls The flrst meeting of the class was held Oct 2 l935 Richard Peterson was elected presldent Paul Redmger vlce pre8lClenl and Robert Gaston secretary and treasurer Mr Wright was elected class advlsor A the next meeting xt was declded to have a party whlch was held m the gym Dec I7 I935 Games dancmg and refreshments featured the evening Several meetings have been held smce then mcludmg a party and a wlener roast proving very successful The class IS prominent nn athletncs having a football team and a basket ball team both under the able coachmg of Howard Dailey w1th Stanley Mal cult and Stacey Douglas acting respectively as captains The glrls also are actxve m sports having soccer volleyball and basketball teams wxth Betty Sanden Katherine Platz and ustme Williams servmg as managers ln their respective order Also four of the freshman glrls paullne Shenk Betty Stan den Evelyn Overholt and Cora Ford are future cheer leaders The class IS represented m the Student Council by ustme Wllllams and Robert Gaston and m the Local Honor Society by anet Hackenberg Robert Gaston and Richard Peterson It IS also well represented m the various soclal organlzatlons of the school and rs the founder of the Freshman Lxterary So clety of which Paul Redmger ustme Wllllams Walter Hood and Don Slmes ter serve as OEICCIS There IS much expected of the class ln the future and nts motto IS school first class and members second Don Snmester 8 , f.-' t I 1 , 3. .D . . .J. .. 1 ' . - J . .' . . 1- .',J. .-, Y .- f 1 I fi i ' 1 . 4 i D V Q- L V A s I Q Q L L- 4 J ' V , ,.., , '...L .. ,,,f A ms ,VL A A A A 5U m 4 H ., li3 yy .V 29 Elghth Grade Seventh Grade k - Gentrascope N ews qlaslws 'MAGEL, JACK s 396 A w1N AGAIN gfofvep 6' 6,195 ws, Slmester, William' Sewer PX my Keep Contest ln R S f 13' 7' 44: Qv 115' ,4 Famllv eu,-g P C' 'eh N0 xobxlz-Q5' me wmmng a pc' fs t 7716 bbifqctt J' 'Q Q 99? one or two sen be 1,1 dvn Q0 eh Q4 STUDEINT COUNCIL HAS 4 Q45 45' wne before me 101- U ff: I tures DIFFICULT SCHEDULEb'CP 566 X506 Xtign V Seb S911 'asv D gltlef Tom HOW about peeping into the hves QQ 94? Q4 x Xwer I ,IU at ay W t W of some of our pohtlcal bxg G 61119.69 5-95,8 5911 dforl be 10 JJ .9 yer shots? We know they lead ex tio '4?',J5'e'f J Rf- th. U02 ad-gb, 'S Ual- ceptxonally d1g'n1.f1ed prlvate hves 'V 9' but stlll 55' J, QA LaDEMA SIFFERT These chosen o ve a. 'SQQQ GQ ,. QA ENTERS mce task onjb gwonfdgsf e- QQ ,aa 0 0 forget 99' Q 4, Q vy AA 9' Q H, Y g 9931. X Q A Q 130 eg Wema Slffeft 1 weil knm n 9 og? gxofivsva QQQQQ GO' C96 W of the Semor Mais was 'YQ' xlibs to QS Q9 'S+ O Q. 0 St m two of a. senes Of xb A 4 -a o -1- o 0 tv fe or ,lot Via! 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Ja.flAL'2.L me' Jumon mv cnsr Wadsworths grid warriors, 1111 Y 'a-Xasgioxjft amd T 100 w s 5 me P9 155 wlnmng three out of mne games iscored 134 pomts to thexr oppon 'ents 128 The followmg are the names of those who scored pomts and the number of polnts they scored Mellvaine Barton Wnght Spice Favmger Dutton McLaughlin 53 points points 18 points points 6 points points points X95 ted YN pvnsfge Smgaxz wed Three Act Comedy To Be gpm: L' 21115910 Gwen January mv' Y bers elected to the V 295' gh Schgoggdlgoriaggg After much oonslderauon, Mr R ii P31 Jgachim Jack W K v Fuuren uleunatu. rouuou nks B1l1Heyl Ruth I K V Cxlfllll Dra.m.auc advls r Dermott Alfred Hush has cnoeen the east ror me a.n iffert SUS? I1gl01'TiS01 nueu Jumor Play Mel' Mudr Mar ' Lhe leadmg roles those of two Doris Parkinson Tom eldernv men have been asszgnea 37 69 a u n O L4 X 7 'Q 0 , . C WP qv, , . 56 ,M .. 1- R ' 1 , . 3 .49 S5 --0 , - 4 Q Y ' 0 ' ' A 5 K' V . . . ' QP '.,- I 001 Qld :Ig . oo S 49 A ' a . 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' ' e 1 ' . i U , ' ' . f .-...-1 ' v m.. e 66,18 Student Gouncil The Student Council has been organized this year by a new method. This new manner of organization has been carried out in the effort to secure a group more representative of the student body than those of previous years. The council is composed of two members, a boy and a girl, from each class. Also two members, a boy and a girl are elected-at-large, Two faculty members are appointed by the principal to attend meetings and offer sug- gestions. The representatives of the junior high classes have not the power to vote. The president of the council Uack Wright, is elected from the senior class by the entire student body. The vice president CBill He-yll, secretary flVlagel Williamsl, and the treasurer fRuth Edisl are elected by and from the council at its first meeting. The purpose of the Student Council is to provide unity and cooperation of the student body and faculty in promoting the general welfare of the school. The first major project of the council this year was formulating the consti- tution. It was later subrnitted to the student body for their approval. --Lewis Joachim. 34 vi Mluonal 03601101 oclety Officers of the Club President Alfred Huston Sec y Treasurer Betty McDermott Advlser r Work There are eighteen members in the I936 Wadsworth Chapter of the were selected in their Junor year These four are Betty Sinks Magel Wil llams Bill Heyl and Alfred Huston The other nine seniors are jack Wright Ladema Slffert Ruth Edls Lewis oachlm ames Martin Ruth Dreier Tom Rodda Alice Frost and Betty McDermott The flve Juniors are Martha Rayne enme Walton Robert Krelder ack Furry and Mary Blough Three more members will be selected from the senior section of the Local Honor Society at the end of the year under the supervision of Mr Work the faculty adviser Pins will be produced later on It is a great honor to be one of those appomted for this society as the merits are dependent on scholarship leadership character and service Betty McDermott 35 . W 'Q f. 1 Q A , W 2 1 i . . , M ' . National Honor Society, thirteen seniors and five juniors. Four of the seniors . I I ' . J . ' J I , 0 Y . J ' . ' . J , - 1 -1 YL dm m' l Q .- 'Debate CGEGMS Thls year the questlon for hlgh school debatmg was Resolved That the several states should enact leglslatxon prov1dmg for a system of complete medical servlce available to all cltlzens at public expense The negative team was composed of Floyd Newcomer and Lewis oachlm The affirmative team was composed of Rlchard Peterson Robert Gaston altemate and Robert Krelder Mr Cxffen coached both teams This year we have met the fol lowmg schools Massillon Ashland Berea Kent State Oberlm Doylestown Wooster Ravenna Charlerol fPal Bath ohn Adams Newton Falls and Youngstown East We won mne lost elght and had eleven non decision The teams went to Canton Heldelberg and Western Reserve University for prac tlce tournaments The cllstrlct tournament of the N F l.. was held at Kent from the sixteenth to the elghteenth of April The wmnlng school of thls tournament may go to the natlonal tournament at Oklahoma Cnty Debatlng has a defimte purpose It practices the partlclpatmg mdlvlduals m the lme of clear thlnklng and glves confidence to a person who IS speaking before an audience These benefits will help an lndlvldual nn almost any phase of life and debate 18 a lme of work that should be advanced ln our hlgh school Robert Krelcler 36 Uwuonal Cfflorenszc League Officers of Club Presldent Robert Krelcler Sec y Treasurer Betty Sxnks Advlser Mr Glffen The Natlonal Forensic League I8 an orgamzatxon to promote speech work ln hlgh schools One may earn credlt pomts by partlclpatlng ln mtenor scho lastlc speakmg contests After an come a member Several students entered practice tournaments at Ravenna Nl 1 es and Western Reserve Umverslty ln order to get experience The dns trlct tournament was held at Kent from Apnl slxteenth to eighteenth En mdlvxdual has flfteen pomts he may be IJICS WCYC ean Leaf and Betty Smks Humorous cleclamatxon LaDema Sxffert and Ruth Dreler Dramatxc declamatlon o Oratoncal declamatlon Lewis oachlm and Robert Krexder E. temporaneous speakmg Floyd Newcomer Lewis oachlm Rrchard Peterson Robert Krelder Debate hn Stronz Any ll'ldlVldl.lal wmmng flrst place ln the dxstrlct tournament may enter the national tournament at Oklahoma City Robert Krelder .te 1956 fD'ramatzc lub Officers of the Club President Magel Williams Vice President Alfred Huston Sec y Treasurer Betty McDermott Advlser Mr Clffen The Dramatmc Club has been formed for the purpose of creating and furthering dramatxc Interest and abxllty ln Wadsworth Hlgh School The most Interesting meetings are those ln which new members are xmtlated mto the group New members thus year were taken from the plays Adventure lnc glven by the Dramatxc Club The Folks Next Door the junior Class Play and the Senlor Class play Adventures of Tom Saw yer When new members are taken m they must do somethmg ongmal rather than a prepared stunt Scenes from the above plays have been gxven m assemblys Other actxvn tres have been llmxted to regular meetmgs but the club plans to have a formal banquet before the end of the school year Magel Williams 38 A! 3' umor Tlay The umor Class presented the play The Folks Next Door on anuary mth The cast of characters was as follows Willard Stlver Edwm Culp Dr Samuel Hobson ack Furry Sarah Stlver Betty Bachman Roy Stlver Blll Lester oan Hob C Pats Stlver Betty Flood Elwood Granger son oyce annon y Lowell Sauffer Donald Hobson ack ones Lola Ellington Irene arrlet Aexander Byron Longley Dxck twenty n Heller Almxra Gudgeon H Favmger Ellen Hobson Ruth Malaney The Folks Next Door took place ln a typlca sma wlth two famlhes and their dlffxcultles as the theme Fearful that their children are not carrymg out thelr plan to marry the two fathers who have been nexghbors for flfteen years decided to Stlf up a feud over a broken lawn mower Of course all ends well with the two famxlles frlendly once agam and the son and daughter happlly marrled B mess The fOll0WlDg managers aided ln putting on the productron us manager Benny Young assistant Martha Rayne advertising manager Mar tha Abrams assistant Amherst Young stage manager B111 Cleckner as slsant Ellls Fredenck property manager Bob Klttmger program chalrman BI th Rae ean HlgglnS head usher Fanny y Ruth Malaney l ll town atmosphere mmm '49 - -l, X, .. ZA: - s. lf A ' , ' , l, . l ? sf -' 1 A A l v -1 ' A r' Qi Eff Y 'B O J 0 lc Ol J ' ' , ' : . . J : I Q D 9 ' 2 .I ' . J : ' , s , 2 . J J : ' . 2 ' , ' : . ' ' : . . . , , : ' , : , ' ' . - : ' , : . ' : - -J ' ' : . - C5716 Senzor Glass fPlay Members of the Cast John Stronz Tom Sawyer Harry Mehollln Huckleberry Finn Ladema Sxffert Becky Tl'latChCl' Ruth Dreler Susie Harper George Alderfer m Marvin F rednck Shenff Betty Slnks Sereny Harper lm Martin Sidney Lavaun Musser Wrdow Douglass The semor class play THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER was presented rn the hugh school audltorxum on March 20 The play was full of laughs thrills and tears Costumes of the l9th century added to the reahty of the play ohn Stronz who has been one of the members of the senlor class to make the school play conscmus gave the audxence his mterpreta tlon of how the role of Tom Sawyer should be played The rest of the cast ln turn portrayed then' parts equally well Ruth Drerer O E 2 .5 Q u x Q V Q . Dick Hange ------ - - - Joe HHYPCT - - - - - - - - - Ji J. . ' - - - - - - - - - . . J , ' 4 czfiorch club Officers of the Club President Bill Meagef Vlce President Dale Leatherman Sec y Treasurer Bob Gaston Adviser Mr C-lffen The Torch Club has been a favorite organization for younger hugh school boys for several years The purpose of this club IS to create clean speech thoughts sports and deeds among the younger boys of the school They ln tend to promote a contagious Christian characer and to have a good time domg so The Torch Club sponsored an all hugh school dance After the dancmg refreshments consxstmg of cider doughnuts hot dogs and buns were served The refreshments were very good even rf some of the male members of the school dnd prepare them We mvlted the Medma Hugh School Torch Club to Wadsworth for a bean supper February twenty seventh The club went on a trnp to Cleveland to see the airport and other places of interest to the boys. --Bob Gaston. ,yy 1956 6 CR Officers of the Club President jack Wright Vrce Presnclent Bull Heyl Sec y Treasurer Nelson Krelder Adviser Mr Patterson To create mamtam and extend throughout the school and community hugh standards of Chrlstlan character 18 the purpose under which the Wads worth H1 Y operates As the H1 Y IS a branch of the national Y M C A It IS expected to create ln its members an mterest ln modern Christian tram mg To prove that the local club has accomplished thrs lt I8 the only club In the whole hugh school that can get a large attendance at every one of nts meetings whlch are held early m the morning Besndes carrymg on Its br weekly mornmg meetmgs the H1 Y has en gaged m numerous other actlvltles both for the sake of the student body and the club ltself One of the most notable benefits the club has performed for the student body was the operation of a bus for out of town athletic contests For the sake of lts members it has staged many feeds and swlmmmg tnps Nelson Krelder 42 Qrrl Reserves Officers of the Club Presldent ane Maltland Vlce President Ruth Malaney Secretary Fanny Blythe Treasurer Marcella McMullen Adviser Miss Ruth Collrer Girl Reserves rs an orgamzatlon w rch has been established ln many of the hugh schools rn the United States and many foreign countries The arm of the club IS to build character establish Fnendslup and teach manners On other occasions Mxss Haight has taught tap dancmg Mary Barnes has taught the correct way to make up and we have attended a supper at the Medma Y W C A We are planmng a vlslt to the Art Museum and statxon WTAM ln Cleveland On May 5 the Curl Reserves wlll hold their annual mother and daughter banquet at which time It rs planned to have a well known speaker from Akron ane Maitland lu , 43 Wrench lub OEICCTS of the Club President Ruth Edxs Vrce Presxdent Vlrgmla Llbert Sec y Treasurer Phillip Barnett AdVlSCf MISS Dorothy Blllman The purpose of the French Club IS to promote among the students of Wadsworth Hugh an Interest m France and the French language and customs This club has been very actlve during the school year One half year of French IS required for admxsslon into the club An all hugh school dance was sponsored by the club as its first activity This was held on November twenty thxrd At the mltlatxon held on February thirteenth approximately thirty new members were taken ln Meetings are held once a month elther at the school or at the homes of the members In these meetlngs all the business of the club rs discussed and a soclal hour IS enjoyed The social hour consists of French playlets During the meeting only French 18 spoken and a penalty must be paxd for all English spoken Vxrgmla Lxbert 44 Lawn Glub OHICCIS of the Club Betty Sinks Lewis oachlm Dale jessel Consuls Praetor Censor Quaestor Aedlles ane Crelsmer Vrvran Mann Tom Bates, Evelyn Nlcodemus Wrlberta Rasor The Latm Club was newly organized this year as a Roman Republrc It now bears the name S P Q R and has all the officers of ancient Rome Ghosts walked and terror stalked the mght that the freshmen were mltlated Although lt was ten degrees below zero thirty new and twenty old members braved the storm and came to the party whrch was held m the music room ln an atmosphere of purple and gold streamers the club colors After passing under the yoke as a sign of humllrty the new members became allies of theS P Q R The club has served its purpose well rn showing to the students of Latm the customs and llfe of Ancient Rome Betty Smks 47 .' .J. JN' iq 6 Yumor Lawn lub Officers of the Club Proconsuls Janet Hackenberg Stanley Malcult Proquaestor Arwood Sterrett Censor Evelyn Overholt Tnbunes Charlotte Overholt Don Slmester Paul Redmger Aednles Bob Gaston Grace McLaughlin Pauline Shenlc Harold Kruse As ancient Rome conquered her nelghbormg tribes so the S P R welcomed to its eagle standard the flrst year Latln students who now proudly Th tion of Roman sprung festlvltles wall also sponsor a Circus Maxxmus m true R o man fashion A cena or banquet m May wrll climax the actlvltxes thns year Mlldred Troupe e socu hope that the aedlles who have already promised a celebra 46 . . . . , ' c Q. . wear the purple and gold and call themselves socii or allies of Rome. QU C176 5 Qrchestra E K Bennett Director The purpose of the orchestra IS to gnve the greatest possible number of students an opportunity to play and enjoy good music and at the same time to develop their muslcal ablllty to gxve concerts to furnish muslc for school and communlty affairs The orchestra meets three times per week for practxce and rehearsal A series of four programs IS bemg sponsored by the combined orchestra and band as follows December I3 Shakespeares comedy The Taming of the Shrew played by the Mount Players of Mount Union College February I2 Musical Feshval wxth harp solonst Aprll I Amateur Contest May Musxcal Festlval featuring an All Wadsworth Orchestra Bryant Farnsworth 47 6 , 'IU C316 5 iBand E K Bennett Drrector The Wadsworth Hugh School Band I8 composed of some thrrty five to forty members The band plays for all the sports events that are held at home and takes part m the muslcal concerts held each year The money from these programs IS used for the purchase of new muslc and equipment The band meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays penod four m room l07 The musnc department has put on this year a system of patron tlcket sales Those people mterested ln the muslc department were requested to contribute a small amount to the fund The people who contrlbuted were glven a patron s ticket which admitted two people to the serles of concerts given thus year Four concerts were glven each bemg different than the other Guest artists were presented and many other mterestlng programs were glven This IS the flrst year that an'ythmg of this nature has been tried Although concerts have been given for many years The whole plan worked out to the satisfaction of every one xnvolved and will probably be contmued from year to year Bryant Farnsworth 48 . Q I ' 0 I . n . . . . . , . . i 'Boys Glee Hub Officers of the Club Presldent Floyd Newcomer Secretary Rxchard Favmger Treasurer Dale essel Advrser Helen Lachenmeyer The Boys Glee Club of Wadsworth Hugh School numbers twenty fxve members We meet twice a week durmg school hours The course meludes muslc appreciation snght smgmg vocal trammg and a study of musxc whlch alms for a growmg musical taste and dlscrlmmatlon The club has appeared on several programs and wlll appear on the Com mencement Program ln une Several social affalrs have been held with the Girls Glee Club 49 rl Qlee lub Officers of the Club President Magel Wllllams Secretary Kathryn Oplmger Treasurer Jean Glllesple Advlser Lachenmeyer The Glee Club was formed to establish and malntam a musical mterest among the glrls m W H S to give them a musrc appreciation and to teach them to slng There have been no meetmgs except regular practice periods twice a week A wlener roast was held at the begmnmg of the school year at Buffmg tons woods The club has partlclpatecl rn assembly programs and also ln the first musical festrval of the year Magel Wllllams 50 Cgfzstoncal Soclety Members of the SOCICW W D Hunsberger Robert Yackee Drclc Mxlls Willard Stout Alfred Huston Martha Abrams Ed Culp Don Sxmester Dale essel Orin Storm Bull Lester The Wadsworth l-llstorxcal Soclety was founded September I7 I934 to provlde an open forum for all resldents mterested m current affairs Under the dlrectlon of Mr Hunsberger the Soclety has been wrltmg a hxstory of the city of Wadsworth lt has vlslted the lxbrarys of Akron Bar berton and Cleveland to get lnformatlon for this work At the weekly meeting short reports are glven by each member on news events or magazme artlcles These are assigned a week ln advance and each member IS expected to spend the week studylng developments of hns toplc Thus cultlvates an Interest ln world events The free dlscusslon clanfys the subject and gives the members practlce m publrc speaking Bob Yackee f - 11 ml. f -1 Qfllrt Glub Officers of the Club President Ruth Drexer Vice President Alice Frost Sec y Treasurer Freda Lange Advlser Mnss Dons Baughman The Art Club has been formed for the purpose of broadening the know ledge of the students ln the field of art The club has had many mterestmg meetings among them bemg the Christmas meeting whlch was ln the form of a party the night meetlngs which were quxte numerous durmg the tlme of preparatxon for the all hugh school patnotxc dance which was sponsored by the Art Club on February fourteenth The Art Club has had one assembly program relating to the audlence the kind of art the students indulge ln A plcmc ns to be the last act1v1ty that the Art Club wlll enyoy as a whole Ruth Drener 52 ll Cgfome ECONOMICS lub Officers of the Club President Alvera Chuppa Vxce President Sylvia Gorman Sec y Treasurer Marne Hantzsche Adviser Mlss Opal Lynn The club arms to bring a closer relationship between the school and home to foster personal and soclal development to help wlth vanous school proyects Plans for partles was the subject of one of the most interesting meetmgs The Christmas meetmg was at mght and featured a gift exchange Another outstanding meetmg was held on March I7 when Mrs ,I K Durlmg spoke on The Health of the Hugh School Girl ln May the meetmgs are concluded by a farewell pxcmc for the semor members of the group Mlldred Boyer ,yy Q 1956 6 fj A Gguture Cgarmers Presldent Delbert Cruver Vlce President Floyd Newcomer Secretary Lloyd Hunsberger Treasurer Howard Welty Reporter Russel Ady Watch Dog Harry Winkler Adviser Mr l.. A Morningstar Wadsworth Chapter of Future Farmers of America was organized m Oc tober of I934 and became afflllated wlth and received its charter from the Ohm Assoclatlon of F F A ln November of the same year The purposes of this chapter are as follows To develop aggressive rural and agricultural leadership to strengthen the confidence of the farm boy In himself and his work to create more Interest m farming occupations and nur ture a love of country life to lmprove the rural home and nts surroundings to encourage cooperation thrift scholarship and organlzed recreatlonal actlvlty During the past year the club held meetmgs on the first and thlrd Mon day of each month These meetings are devoted to busmess and social and recreational aCtlV'lty Russel Ady 5 4 g 1 1 3 ps ,r M --I Q , fr 'W rw Gentmscope taff The members of the staff of the Centrascope are members of the our nalsm class wrth the exceptxon of a few connected with the advertlsmg de partment The staff rs composed completely of umors and Seniors The members of the staff are Bryant Farnsworth edrtor ane Maitland BCBIIICC Kunkler and Alex Zeffer asslstant editors ean Glllesple news edltor Bull Heyl sports edltor Margaret Oross feature edltor Bob Ahl Marlon Dressler Marjorie Dressler Sylvra Gorman Ruth Huffman Nxna ler and lm Vmcent news staff Frank Dally Rex Mcllvame Don Spxce and Pete Bayduk sport staff Elnore Burkett jack McLaughlin and Gordon Wllllams feature staff Suzanne Morrison business manager Nelson Krexder assistant busmess manager enme Walton cnrculatlon manager ack ones ack Furry Vlrgmxa Lrbert LaDema Slffert and Betty McDermott adver trsmg department Mlss Eleanor ller faculty advlser The Centrascope sponsored the flrst all hrgh school dance of the year at the close of an all hugh school day Durmg the day red and whlte ribbons were given wlth each subscription to the Centrascope This was the first all hugh school day glven ln Wadsworth Hngh School Bryant Farnsworth nh? vqlf sl' Q! n uu.I - D' , , J. . . : , ' :J ' . 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' ' - ' ' :J ' ' ' :J J I 4956 'Pep Glub President l..aDema Slffert Vice President Doris Parkinson Secretary and Treasurer Kathryn Baughman The Pep Club is the one organization in high school that has as its aim creating school spmt and sportsmanship both within the school and at the games Only senior girls are eligible to membership The club has been very active this year Among the functions of the Pep Club was the selling of candy and sandwiches at the football games and W H S Pennants to the student body The first social activity of the club this year was an all high school dance sponsored during Christmas vacation. lt proved to be the biggest dance of the year The largest event of the year came when the Club put in the order for twenty-five white sweaters with red and white chenille emblems The Pep Club was also responsible for the choosing of the cheerleaders for next year' -LaDema Siffert. 56 G33 Officers of the Club President Magel Wllllams Vxce Presldent Ruth Edna Sec y Treasurer Angle Loparo Adviser Miss Lourse Hildebrand The purpose of the G A A rs to establish and mamtam an athletlc actlvlty among the gurls of Wadsworth Hlgh School The most mterestmg meeting was the formal lmtlatlon Formallty was contmued during the entire lmtlatlon until the social hour Twenty gurls were brought into the club at this tlme An assembly was gnven by the G A A It consisted of various types of dances which the girls had learned ln their gym classes A wlener roast was held ln the fall at Mull s Woods and a social function of some sort wlll also be held ln the spnng. -Magel Williams. dl 195 'Photo Club Officers of Club Presxdent Nelson Krexder Vxce President George Alderfer Sec y Treasurer Betty McDermott Director of Dark Room James Martin Adviser R B Sunderman The club was organized for the students who fmd enjoyment ln amateur photography The club was orlgmally founded for the benefit of seniors but because of Interest among the under classmen nts membershlp has been thrown open to anyone nn hugh school who wishes to JOID By charging a small monthly fee the club IS able to malntam a fully equlpped dark room which the members are permitted to use at any txme ln addxtxon to the above named darkroom equipment the club owns two cameras an enlarger besides a vast stock of photographic papers Thus far nn the club s existence lt has dlstmguxshed Itself by malung the hugh school annual nn l935 and by taking the pictures for the I936 Whns- perer Earlxer this year the Photo Club photographed all the grades m the Lmcoln School after whnch nt took pictures of the fooball squad Nelson Krexder 'F S S1 !. 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T I Cgootball Ted Barotn Semor halfback Sweepmg the ends for long and consistent gams made Ted a valuable player He also was the hardest driving lme plunger on the team Paul Bunnelle Senior guard Paul was a small man but made up this handicap with his Hghtmg splrlt He never sand die Ahvn Casenhxser Senior center How he could fathom the opponent s offense was at tlmes puzzling Casey really knew the game and made very few bad passes Frank Darley Semor end A scrappy player to the last whistle He finally l 1t lws strlde rn his senlor year and played exceptlonally fine ball Bob Dutton unlor fullback A two year veteran who should be the mamsprmg of the attack next year Hrs lme plunglng stood out this year and will be a great asset to next year s team Bob Favlnger Semor end Although handicapped by has smallness he made It up ln scrap Hrs alertness m recovering a fumble behmd Kent Roose velt s goal lme enabled Wadsworth to snatch a 6 to 0 vlctory lm Freeborn Semor guard One of the best guards we have had at Wadsworth for several years He really got down on that lme and went places Duck Hange Semor quarterback Duck showed remarkable abllxty at throwmg passes from his post at quarterback His field generalshlp and de termmatlon will be greatly missed next fall Ray Holcomb umor center Blockmg punts was one of Ray s specxal tres Hrs block of a punt m the Barberton game paved the way for our only score Next year he IS to be converted from a center into an end Alfred Huston Semor end A steady trouper A hmg worth domg was worth domg well mth Al and that went for vnost anything Nelson Krelder Semor tackle Pug during hls varsity career olayed most every posltlon m the lme and played them well He was a strong spot ln anybody s lme Rex Mcllvame Captain Semor halfback n all Western Reserve League player He could fill almost any posxtlon on the team but how he coud carry that ball and back up the lme His shoes will be hard to fill Harry Mehollln Semor tackle Harry got as many tackles as any one on the lme He starred not only on offense but also on defense Harry Nlxon Semor tackle A very good tackle who often broke through to throw the runner for a loss Played his first year of varsnty ball and showed exceptional ablllty Leroy Ott Juruor fullback Ott was very adapt at hlttmg the lme He was good for three or four yards anytime Ott dropped out of school this sprung and will be massed from the roster next year Don Spice Semor end One of the two Wadsworth players to b placed on the all Western Reserve League team Hrs hexght enabled hlm to snare many passes from the hands of hrs opponents Bernard Tlghe umor guard Bernie wlll be out there agam next year to battle for Wadsworth Hugh Wxth he and Kelth Wolf holding down the center of the lme at guard posxtxons the mrdsectlon should be very formidable Keith Wolf Sophomore guard Kelth was the only sophomore to break into the first team lineup A very aggressive player who seemed to diagnose the plays before they got started and would rush ln to break them up ack Wrrght Semor quarterback Those long high splrallmg punts which ack booted from hrs quarterback post will be mlssed greatly thls fall lt will be a long hme before another kicker of ack s caliber will agam be found Bull Heyl Semor manager An ever efficient manager He made a few slips ask hlm about the head gears but don t we all? We sure liked Bull 60 J. , 9 l .- . . ,Jul . 4. 1 .- . --I 1. 1 .:A . 4 ,J.. .' . o I. .- J . , . I .. . . I . . . ' Jf.' ' ' - nf ' J ' ' ' '. Wadsworth Opponent Wadsworth Opponents Barberton Ellet 0 Cuyahoga Falls 6 Kent Roosevelt Buchtel Kent State Ravenna Orrvllle Kenmore iBasketball Our basketball team was farrly successful durmg the 35 36 season wmnmg 9 and losmg I2 out of a total of ZI games The team was greatly handicapped by the loss of one of its outstanding players due to a football mjury but carried on even at the expense of a broken combmatlon The first part of the season found the team dropping games to schools that they were to conquer later m the season However the boys found to some extent the basket and registered a few wms and playd ball at times that was hard to beat Even though the team lost a majority of their games does not mean that they were not out there with a flghtmg splrlt wan or lose The team played champlonshxp ball agamst Minerva for their first tour nament game and won by a declsrve score of 33 to 2l 'The game at all stage was decidedly Wadsworth They faltered however and on an off mggmt dropped their second round to Akron Central by a close game of 29 to The undvmg support of the student body was certainly shown by their attendance Their enthusxasm has aided ln maklng the season a successful one not only from the standpomt of vnctones but by showmg their good sports manshxp and loyalty to the school at all games Phllllp Barnett Senior forward The wrrlest player on the team was al ways wllllng to carry the game to his opponent Due to hrs lack of height he was forced to use his abundance of speed and take a majorrty of his deadly shots from around the foul clrcle Ted Barton Semor guard Although he dnd not make many pomts Ted was mvaluable on the defense Ted blocked many shots which would have netted two pomts for the opposltlon Thls was hrs third year of varsity play Bull Heyl Senior guard The smoothest player on the team He dad everything wlth ease Bull s generalshlp and ablllty to hxt that bucket helped a lot ln many close games Bull stood slxth rn the league scormg Nelson Krexder Semor guard Pug was a very dependable guard and also a good shot He broke Into the varsxty lme up thus year for the first tlme and played steady basketball to earn hxs letter Rex Mcllvalne Senior forward The leading scorer of last year s team and an all Western Reserve man He was out most of thls season and was greatly handlcapped by a football mjury However Rex proved the necessary factor m revlvmg our team ln mud season Don Spice Senior center After a year s layoff ln his Junior year due to sickness Don came back strong as a hugh scorer ln the league and worked well with Heyl ln gettmg the ball under the basket Myron Weckbacher Senior center Myron was the tallest cager on the team but was handicapped somewhat by mexperlence He Improved rapldly as the season progressed and was a much Improved player at the close of the season ack Wright Senior forward Played his second year on the varsity this year and led the team nn sconng A very qulck aglle player who was hard to stop from gomg on a scoring spree Jack was an adept foul shooter seemmg to never miss lm Freeborn Senior manager lm was continually on the job at prac tlce and never missed a night He was well llked by the players and coach not only for hrs good work but for hrs good nature 6 5. .jn..,n. .J-.1 n - T Basketball Scores 1936 Wadsworth Opponents Wadsworth Opponents Rlttmah Ravenna Kenmore Orrvllle Barberton Central Ellet Spnnfield Kent Roosevelt Garfield Kent State East Ravenna Buchtel Cuyahoga Falls Orrvrlle Ellet Barberton Kent Roosevelt Rxttman Kent State Minerva Central f 195 Reserve Basketball The first team was composed of Roth and McLaughlin at forwards Dut ton and Holcomb at guards and Mason at center Holvey Pxfer Sondles and Lucas played much of the txme and left little to be desired Roth led m scormg with 96 pomts The rest of the squad trailed closely behmd all of them havmg more than 40 pomts except Pxfer This evenly dlvrded scormg was the result of their smooth coordinating teamwork These reserves wlll be our next year s varsity and It lS hoped and ex pected that they will contmue thelr good work Wadsworth Opponents Wadsworth Opponents -6 96 46 96 Rlttman Ravenna Kenmore Orrvnlle Barberton Central Ellet Sprmgfleld Twp Kent Roosevelt Garfield Kent State 'F Ravenna Buchtel Cuyahoga Falls Akron East Orrvrlle Ellet Barberton Kent Roosevelt Rxttman '5' Kent State 'l'Western Reserve League Games ff 36 rlQlSSIlTlg fliqsume By Frank Dalley Another colorful chapter m the archives of W H S s wrestlmg team I8 closed They have succeeded ln mamtammg a splendld record thls season Wrestling has gamed m popularlty so that at the present time It rates as a ma jor sport rather than as a mmor If W H S contlnues the quallty of nts wrestling output It will gam an even better place m the athletlc CITCIC to which the school belongs The Gnzzlxes journeyed to Akron to tangle wlth Akron East s matmen and had an easy time defeating the Orlentals 25 I0 Wadsworth played host to the powerful Cleveland ohn Hay outfit and felt the stmg of defeat for the first time this season 23 4 to 9 f2 being the final score Akron North was the next vlctlm on the schedule for Wadsworth They fell before the Crlzzlles smooth workmg machine mth 24 to 9 as the resultmg ta nes The W H S mat squad took the butter with the sweet and fell victims to the Cuyahoga Falls Tlgers by the dxsappomtmg score of I7 I4 Akron Buchtel proved to be the easiest compehtxon this season for the GTIZZIICS Wadsworth handed them a whlte wash 39 0 Wadsworth s team staged the biggest upset lh the hnstory of W H S s wrestlmg by edgmg ln a return match the ohn Hay squad I4 I2 - 4956 l' 656711115 Due to the fact that thus year s tennxs team has not been chosen we are submxttlng last season s players that will return this season and will also be probable candidates for the 36 team Rex Mcllvame last year s number two man will lnkely breeze mto num ber one Hxs serves are accurate and deadly Also his ablllty to sense the opponent s move has added greatly to his vlctones ack ones, formerly number three man will probably move up a notch mto the two posltlon ack IS a steady player concentratlng mostly on form He has been improving notlceably and should wm every match ack Wnght played number four positron last season ack plays an unusually steady game and undoubtedly wlll be of greater value this year ames Martm played doubles and should easily break mto thus years smgles He plays a flashy game never seeming to tlre Bull Orton also played doubles Bnll plays a game of form and he really knows his strokes 66 lglllllllllllllIlgullllllllllll:::lllllllll1::illll I ll V 19 ' Q'Q 'I A A AOA 'Q 9 ' ' Q 5.6 R04 .. 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I I I DN IX QS- 'fjv X 5 f , 'nv-'on I N f : Q. X S' ' U06 M 1 Q v-ra. 'X' ' N 1 ' -' I X l ' , ' 'fit A ' xi' A I 7 ' A 1 , yfgggvi yan 11 V! .y ' f' U ::::' H Lf-QQ' E' f' ,4 V V5 4 .u R Qin' ll. W I W I ! X1 . Uxtlf 1 I .I an 'A x Q' , N qi 'I t 1 1' ll! f -1: :Q ,f m,.!v,- .5 ....... X , A ' 3 5 ' nf! 1755: 1 If -. -57.3 A 1' I f, L53 ,, K Agp' Il , 'I ' ' K , 51: 5:1 I' S-f. 1 'X ' I li' E ,ut funk, ,152 I mcxxzll . , , , f , ',V,5.f'j : U 2 ,I V X -' ' '::'i.f.a 'Q '-x.'337-' , WH k z z? 6133 ...- . .- - - ' .su ' '17 -' 15:35.-5-5 1 -1 V ' -ii.. Sept Oct Nov calendar 9 Flrst day of school These freshmen' Wheres the man who sald llfe IS just a bowl of cherries? Freshmen st1ll strugghng Several headaches from over study Blg rally Yea' ' ' Barberton 34-Wadsworth 6' ' ' 9 Everythlng very calm Jumor class meetlng Holvey elected presldent Everybody smxle' Anyway xts a good ldea Sophomores elect Elton Longenecker presldent of class Chapel Talk on the Constltutlon Grunwald we suspect you Cuyahoga Falls 6-W H S 0 Monday ram headaches Splce Whats that bump on your head'P Casey Thats where a thought struck me Nelson Krelder elected presldent of Photo Club What a plcture' Mademoxselle Edls elected presxdent of French Club Ma f0lE cest formldable' Hlgh school party tomght Believe lt or not Wadsworth 6-Kent Roosevelt 0 And Heyl forgot the headgear' Sen1or wlener roast B1g Crowd 1nclud1ng Presldent Heyl Chxdmg beh1nd the cxder barrel? Safely through one whole month' Record' Only seven gxrls 1n l1ne at mlrror at the same tune Blg carnxval n1ght clubs fortune tellmg fish ponds and stun' Blg shock' Last week was dropped from hlstory Bob Favxnger handed 111 an asslgnment Buchtel 19-Wadsworth 18 The cheerleaders new outfits? Meet all your friends ln 208 Wxll these freshmen never learn? T1me staggers on' 11 Surprxse rally Coach team neverybody there Wonder of the ages' Grxzzlles 53 Blue Devlls 0' Also a hlgh school party Book reports start Woe IS us' Book reports Stlll go1ng strong Sl-np xt' Granger vs Bath hmmm Jane' ' Last day of school untxl Monday Ellet 20-W H S 12 'Tls sad Oh horrors J1m Freeborn was heard to whisper Freeborn st1ll blushing Grade cards-and a search for matching 1nk Jack Wnght elected presldent of Student Council Nxze go1ng Semmy' No school Teachers went to Cleveland Hugh school dance Another survlval of the Everyone has a smxle Ha Isn t It a lovely day to be caught ln the ram? A1nt love grand Kate? Everybody downtown to the Mardl Gras Ravenna 14-we 0 Who sald Ravemma wasn t School house cold and bram congealed Good Excuses dont work so well today Another hlstory test Good old Grundy Thursday The day before Fr1day Dramatxc Club Play Adventure Incorporated Wadsworth 39 Orrvllle 20 Rex broke h1s leg fattest tough 'P excuse I Johnny such techmque' Tough kxd' 68 10. ' ' ' ' . 11. ' ' . 12. . 13. ' . . . . 14. . . . . 16. ' . 17. ' ' . ' . 18. ' . , ' ' ' . 19. ' . 20. . ' ' . , . 21. . . . ---- 23. - ' - . 24. ' I ' . 25. ' ' . ' - 26. ' ' ' . ' , ' ' . 27. ' ' . ' ' . 28. . . . 1. . 3' . . - . H . - - - 5. . ' . 7. Jack Furry almost made a recitation! 8. ' ' . 9. ' . 10. ' . 12. . ' ' - ' . ' . 14. . ' . 15. ' ' . 16. ' ' . 17. . - . . 18. - ' . 19. .... ' - 21. , ' ' , 23. ' ' . 24. ' ' . ' ' y Q 25. . , 26. ' . ' 3' 28. ' . . 29- , . - . . ' 30. ' ' , . 31. ' , . 1. , ' f i 4. ' , . 5. ' , 6- ' . . 7. . ' . 9' .1 A . . I Y . . Dec Jan Galendar f Continued, 11 McDermott is showing' a verrry sad face Another one of Grunwalds tests Whew' Gaston Williams Lucas Kelly Furry Doyle Heyl Edis Joachim and Williams elected to Student Councll Oh a yo yo here and a yo yo there- Chapel and rally Lots of pep' Kenmore 15-W H S 0 Nxce day for ducks Miss Iler called Macbeth a rascal Why teacher' Mr Sunderman asked Nelson a questxon and received the usual answer I don t know R B Oh yes you do Nelson All right I do But try and make me tell' Does B J K m an anything to you Jimmy? Betty Davis takes her knitting to study hall Dear ol Granny' Mark Twains birthday celebrated in chapel French Club Dance V1ve la France' Jimmy Freeborn slaps Harry Mehollin Sic em Fido' Rex isnt back yet Now see here young man' Don and Jack are getting' fat on the candy Rex gets' Betty Mack is wearing a big smxle Our hero is back And still lt snows' Hand holding contest in fourth period study hall Gordon and Imogene R B First I will take some sulphuric acid then same chloroform Jim Martin Heys thats a swell idea' Big Football banquet We are ashamed of Art Wright he ate so much' First game-first victory We 28-Rxttman 24 Community fund show Babes in Toyland Marvin Frederick was first in line The little dear' Grab a, chair L1be recited' Still reaching for the chair Ravenna beat us 21 14 Foiled again Kenmore 30-Wadsworth 21 Did someone say someth1ng2 French Club has what turns out to be a MlSt16t0B Party Latin Club goes caroling Music UD in the air Everybody seems restless' Yiprpee' Last day of school and we beat Orrville-43 33 Nice way to end a ,ear Lost to Barberton 29 24 Ah well perseverance Lost game with Central 17 25 T'he boys were too anxious to get back to the Pep Club dance Senior girls clean up gym Looked 11ke the parade of the Mlghty Mopp-ers Who knows anything about Our Amer1can Heritage? Mdllvaine cornered by C Ford Why Rex' And still who knows anything about our American Heritage? Lost to Ellet 23 14 Another loss Springfield Twp 18-Wadsworth City 16 What a snakey assembly we had' And everyone was sober' People still creepy Annual pictures bemg taken Whats this? Six boys wear suits? Ah yes' Pictures' Hurrah' We beat Kent Roosevelt-23 22 Maybe we cheered too soon Lost to Akron Garfield 43 35 The Funeral March plizz- 69 12. ' . . 13. , ' ' .,.,,, ' , ' ' 14. , - - 15. . . 16. . . . . ' . 18. ' . . 19. . ' ' , ' 21. ' V ' ' . d . 22. ' ' ' ' . 23. . ' . 25. ' ' . ' ' , ' . 26. ' ' . - . 27. ' . 3. ' ' . 4. ' ' ' . . 5- . . . . . . y - 6. ' . ' , . 7. ' ' . ' . 9. Mount Union and Toledo debaters did their stuff for the Wadsworth youngsters! 11. ' -- ' ' . 12. . . . - 13. - . 14. ' .' . . 16. ' ' . 17. ' 18. ' V ' . ' . ' ' . 19. . 20. ' E . ' - . ' . 21. . - . , , . . 3. ' , - . ' 8. ' . . , . 9. . -. . . . . 10. . - . 11. . ' . ' , 13. . , 14. ' . 15. ' ' . 16. ' ' . ' ' . . ' . 17. . - , Galendar fCont1nued 20 Another Monday So what? 21 Dramatic Club meeting Also lmtlation Fe March April April April 17 April 24 What are these rods? Latm clubbers bemg lrutlated Shades of Caesar' More frozen ears' Red salls in the sunset Assembly conducted by Sc1ence Department F:1I1StC1!'1 where are you? Hurray we won' Beat Cuyahoga Falls 38 27 Office practlce classes start' And how have you been? Junior Class Play Folks Next Doc T ose thy nelghbor eh boys? Wlll these office girls ever learn? Goody goody' We saw a free plcture show complete with reel changes Game with Orrvllle and we shellacked them 58 22 Beat Ellet 26 20 Barberton beat us 41 19 The jmx st11l works Ding dong and also meow The Kxngs QuQartette and Bell Ringers Assembly and muslc festival wxth guest Harry Chalmers French Club mltiation Ooo la la' More valentines and more sappy glances- Beat, Rough Riders-38 32 Play practices for Senior play commence People are still kicking about thelr pictures Mr Sunderman must experxment' Some days were made for gloom History Club puts on an ep1c in assembly Huston you shore are a strong armer' Game wlth Rlttman ends xn free for all Nlze gomg boys Puzzled suitor What IS the tactful way for a girls father to let her boy friend know it is tlme to leave? Farnsworth He may casually pass through the room with a box of breakfast food First Tournament game We beat Minerva,-30 22 All bets being paid of! Assembly with Jane Dudley a viollmst When we say she played we mean she really played More assemblxes llke H115 are needed Tournament again and Central won Stage fnght we trust Clarence Burgderf at assembly Ha hee' Group pictures taken for Annual' Sunderman you should warn us' All girls come dressed up and no pxctures' Tests assembly and a dance The only think hoodooed was the Government test And that- Senior class play! These seniors acting like ten year olds again What a day' Centrascope hop asembly and Freshman party Ln evening Alas we could not crash the party Musical festival With all the amateurs there should be more gongs Father Hard work never killed anybody B111 Heyl Thats just the trouble Dad I want to do something that has the spice of danger in it' Mr Work Ito member of class entermg latel When were you born? John Stronz April 2 Mr Work Being a little late must be a habit with you Junior dance Oh my corns and after that assembly April 28 Assembly with Dr Thomas Lutman May 15 Dramatic Club Play Garbo and Gable have nothing on the Wadsworth thee plans May 29 Prom Need I say more? May 31 Baccalaureate services Graduation is really a. serious business June 2 Junior High Commencement While the seniors chew their flnger nails June 3 Commencement and school ends 70 ' 9 22- . . . . . . 23. . ' . 24. ' , ' , . 25. . . - . 28. ' . 29. , l ' r. .1 f ' ' , , 30. . 31. . ' , . b. 1. ' ' , , - . 7. - . 8. - . ' ' . 10. . ' ' . 12. ' ' , ' , . 13. ' - - 14. , 15. - . 17. . 18. ' . . ' ' . 19. Did you drop something? 20. . 21. ' - . ' - 28. , 1 ' ' 2. . - . 3. . 5. , . ' , . 6. . - . 10. . , . 11. , ' . 13. , . 20. . 1. . , . 5. : . 258 4' 'K Fl-KCU11Y Af7Y 1 lil 'l' ,, I l ' trim NG?-QQ. 18-M- ii an ld L.: R nu I If PF' J WN ft' ' x N an SHPE 73 '7' Q00 ,N X 5 X W9 YK K, O P H MEIIOLLIN FOOT DAL. L. CAR5 J' STRoNz AVIATOR D IVIACI1 X X I X is SOLDIER Fit I3 HEYL -J, R McILvAwJs Aygf?-E?-if-ER -x I N Dlcmrons ,Q f B YACI-the 1 HOIR LE HOG' R J WR CALLER 714. M-M13f:Rs L. 5 DF 0417? CLASS pfnXXx 1 yu K, vw REC K LE SS DRIVER In f756. X f W lW ,ef N 9 , ' f ij 2 j l . C 7 Q . di amp c E, lf Qi nf , M M ,lj 4 - A I S ' E , , - - L B. FAHL BE' avfg XX. 25 X QQ sv' Z' gk LOVING WIFE' CHORUS G-IRL A ZEI-'PER C? SINKS ,J K A FARMMQ , X P01-ITICIAN CHE fv lvzsmem X A HUSTON SCIENTIST D Kb.-LLER Z-Z. Q 2, Pmzg F Qs SPICE 'CHTEQ MQ JW,--11 I 1 is 335 jf!! , , L 4Qf f.Q ,42, D , 442 QF- Q- 253' '- if - . QS.. fauuaf' I, 0 X A i f s xxjxxwj X - .Xe I l O ly-' A. X i':'T ,.- Q X KJ 1' Q 4' 5, 7, , 1 N M Q M. Fksnsmcn QV , f--Bay.-L.,-Q- ff? j.sQ1i?4i- it 2 V 6 ,,,,,,, r 1 ,, I G 4 +-.4n,,.. 'I .xnw 1 X O X I y Z . .K ': .xg E' Q ,af 'E-gs xl -:tw 'Qfffu, jj' kia J ,1 1 ' BRENNEMAN S PHARMACY Wodsworfhs Beffer Drug Store Lowest Prices Everydo y 8 Compliments of Allen Hartzell Dlbble W S Blcksler Real Estate lnsurance Surety Bonds Things Electr cal Wmng Appllances Compliments of R Smlth 8z Son Compliments of HARTMAN S Complrments of FIRST NATIONAL Strand Theatre Wadsworth Presenting the best and latest ln enter BANK tamment If lt s good rt wzll be at the Strand 1 co. -a - i -- 148 Main Street Wadsworth, Ohio 114 Mlin sh-ed Phone 53 I i 7 I l I . I . . I , I 76 BUICK NASH LAFAYETTE SALES AND SERVICE See these fine cars of the WRIGHT AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 141 East Street Wadsworth Wholesale and retall Mnlk Cream - Buttermilk Cottage Cheese lce Cream Hugh Grade Beverages Smith Dalry Products Company Phone 236 114 Watrusa Avenue Compliments of The Cltlzen s Bank Wadsworth Compliments of I G A Store Overholt and Freeborn Compliments of B G Blrkbeck 8: Co Buckeye Dlner A Better Place to Eat R R Harding Prop Nlcodemus O11 Co John C Gross Meats Groceries Phone 570 Hayes Arnold, Inc sA1.r.s sl-znvncs See the new Frlgldanre w1th the Meter Nlnser that cuts current costs to the bone Curtls Electrical Servlce Phone 35 Wadsworth 0 117 Hlgh st' Wadsworth . - - - 9 0 . of Say FLEET-WING That's all pz.....4.ur..-.,..v.u. I ' I . - - , ' , 77 Compliments of The Standard Drug Co. Compliments of Wolf s Department Store College Street Wadsworth Comphments of Neath - Daniels Real Estate Insurance Compliments f Houglan Hardware Complxments of R A Y N E S F runts and Vegetables Compliments f Mr l H Fahl Complxments of M A Nlelsen Jeweler Compllments of R l N K E R S Brownbllt Shoe Store Compliments of K l.. E l N S Complnments f WEINS The Tallor Tallormg Dry Cleaning Pressing Compliments of S T O N l E R S Cruen Elgm Bulova Watches Compliments f J A DICKEY S 132 Mann St Wadsworth Compllments of Lorentz Groceries Prince Keller Koons Dealers ln Hardware Paints Coal Meyers Pumps Thor Washers 136 Mam Street C R BARNARD OPTOMETRIST 150 College St Hrs 1 to 6 p m Compliments f F mefrock I'ICll'l'llCk Furmture Co Compllments cf J B Hllllard 8z Son Funeral Directors Compliments of AHL S FOOD MARKET . . O 7 . I O 7 0 Q . . 0 , U ... .I .. as gg n 1 0 9 7 FOR ' ' ' Sc to 51.00 Store . -2- T -- ' ' Q .' 0' J ' . O . . . , 78 THE OHIO INJECTOR CG. 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