Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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o:::::::0:::::::::Q::::::- Dedication The Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thlrty eight dedlcates this annual to Miss Lottle Mills who las recently rounded out a half century of teachmg ln the Wad worth schools Mrs lVl1lls graduated from the Normal School ln Wadsworth and also attended the Normal School at Lebanon Ohlo She spent several summers at Wooster and Ohio State and had some extension work from Kent Her fxrst teaching posltlon ln Wadsworth was ln l889 when she taught ln the old Union School Bunldmg which stood on the sxtc of the present Central Bulldlng There were sev enty children enrolled there that year When the new Central Building was erected she taught there remamxng until the year I9 l 5 when she was trans ferred to the Lmcoln Building She spent the re mamder of her teaching career as principal at that school She has always taken a personal Interest in each of her puplls and they ln turn have admlred and respected her throu h the years Three generations of pupils regard Miss Malls as an Influence m their llves and pay trllaute to her along with the Class of Nineteen Thirty eight u Q 1 S . S s , . u v v v ' - v U . D . Miss Lottie Mills

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TOP ROW LE MOYNE ABRAMS vllt h : ' A 1 hell X. DICK BARNARD Boots 's z '- ' . JZ, 3 In . . 2 2 . L. fi, l .X'I BE'I'I'Y ADAMS :.' '11, 1 75.1 'i .'r- 2 - - STEVEN BERES MARJORIE J. BASSETT Mf1rg.y X Q8 I SECOND ROW THOMAS BATES Batsey ll 1 .' rw ' I I-:1 .V :jim .':zIi 1 Ar'-5-'.'1l .I. 1521. BETTY CHANEY N 'znti ', VICTOR BAYDUK --Vic CLARA L. COLLINS The RM CHESTER V, BELL Goose ', ,DPL WY, I. ,:4 x-yur. - 'I'1 '. A I -1 BOTTOM ROW MARJORIE CAHOON Marj 1 ..-'Q-,4::.4'1irv .e lt 4ZI3Sw- 1 1' , 221 DONALD E. BOYER ELEANOR COLE LAWRENCE H. BRUNY HELENE CRUPI Lee