Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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i Q- fflxilllll I3 .. F i DEBATE F -', if ,,,Vk K A, A' - , H - - N. F. L. This year's debate qestion was-resolved: that all electrical utilities should be governmentally owned and operated. The team is composed of Paul Redinger and Margaret Lansinger alter- nating at Hrst affirmativeg Don Simester and Marian Sims alternating at first negativeg Robert Gaston and Richard Peterson second negative, and Robert Kreider, either second negative or second affirmative. The National Forensic League is one of the two national societies in our school. The purpose of the organization is for the development of public speaking. A student may become a member by earning fifteen credit points in inter-scholastic competition. The six fields in this work are the following: De- bate, Extempore Speech, Original Oratory, and Oratorical, Dramatic and Humorous declamation. OFFICERS OF CLUB President ------- Robert Kreider Vice President - - - - - - Jean Leaf Secretary and Treasurer - - - Richard Peterson Adviser ------ Mr. Kenneth V. Giffin T If NHISPIREIK -V - A

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Q-flflfl Ill G.. PROPHECY As l, prophetess, look searchingly into my crystal globe, the years drop by until i950 looms in the transparent orb. After unwearied patience and divine inspiration, l glean how my classmates fare in their paths of light- thirteen years after our separation. Louis Abrams-has finally bought a car of his own so he can show off Art. Wright: No-we mean his Buick. Martha Abrams-has become manager of the A or P. Wanda Auker-Receiving such a good knowledge of sewing in school, is now making dresses. Harriet Alexander-is now running or p . Betty Bachman-We wonder how many will have Betty as a nurse in 1950? Phyllis Beck-has Bob Mench in her power and he is practically eating out of her hand. Shirley Blesh-is wearing a new style of hair dressy you will find her picture on magazine covers advertising Drene shampoo. Harriet Blough-believe it or not she weighs l I5 lbs. and now is modeling clothes in a swanky dress shop in New York. Mary Blough-is now teaching the little farmer who is to be the next president. Fanny Blyth-is cashier at Major Bowes theater in New York. Martha Bowers-and jack Furry are going to open up a self shining shoe shop together. Vera Buemi-now owns her own little Beauty Parlor in the big little city of f resident of the Ladies Aid Society River Styx. Betty Buffington-is now the main side show attraction in Ringling Bros. Barnum Bailey Circus and is happily married to a midget, Eleanore Burkett-has finally decided to open up a penthouse on Park Avenue. Bill Bux-Will perform an operation at the local hospital with the aid of nurse Betty Bachman. Joyce Cannon-has finally decided that Bernie Tighe will make an ideal husband. Ruth Malaney--has become a featured fan dancer at Minsky's in New York. Ruth Kanengeiser is now teaching senior English in good old W. H. S. Aletha Long is happily married to her first love and is living in Callencler, Ontario Concetta Milici-has become a blond screen star of the jean Harlow type. -is still trying to give orders to Ellis Frederick. is living a happily married life in Pee Wee Hollow, Kentucky. Margaret Oross Maxine Meager- Richard Fern is still the much sought after boy he was in high school. Leo Malaney is chief sports editor of the New York Herald Newspaper. Bill Lester is now president, general manager, and janitor of Lester's Loafers Emporium. Bob Dutton, after being an All-American quarterback at Brown is now play- ing professional football with the Cleveland Rams. T I NIWISPIIKIR