Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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XVI-IISPERING LEAVES TIME IS MONEY SHIP BY EXPRESS AND SAVE BOTH Wadsworth Agency AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY Robert Caskey, Mgr. 132 College Street SPECIAL-THIS WEEK ONLY Regular 36.00 Machineless Permanent .... 81.95 DELUXE BEAUTY SHOPPE 136 Main Street Eva Chaney, Margaret Caskey, Props. DO YOU HATE TO TAKE THE CHILDREN T0 THE MOVIES? Let Us Take Care of Them A-1 DAY NURSERY, INC. Open All Night Phone: 3 Cornered 1111 Alice Light, Rosalie Smith, Dorothy Meek, Mary Belle Thomas SUPER SPECIAL-THIS WEEK ONLY Regular 86.00 Machineless Permanent .... 51.94 BONTON BEAUTY SHOPPE 138 Main Street Lena Recupero, Viola Galofaro, Props. 30 ll, 'l. ll.Xl.l, 'IARYCKIXIQ U P. 'l'l1n l!'11i-f1 U' V

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WHISPERING LEAVES SPORTS GRIZZLY GRAPPLERS AFTER THEIR l00TH STRAIGHT Coach Kenny Cartwright anfl his Vlatls- worth High School wrestling team. last year's national Champs, meet their toughest opponent of the season when they tangle with 'Iohn llay of Clevelantl Thursclay at 5 o'clock. IYaclsworth ran its string of wins to oo last week hy clefeating Sliarlysitle. 33-3. anrl will attempt to make it 100 straight on Thurstlay. Says Coach Cartwright. lf we win Thurs- rlay we shoultl again take the national champi- onship at the tournament at .Xnn .Xrlwor. Klichis gan. You will rememher that Russel lloan. who really put wrestling on the map at IYafls- worth. is hearl wres ling coach of the XYolverf ines. Coach t'artwright's yeunger hrother. Hutch, who has been national A. .X. Lf cham- pion for ten years. has tinally turnetl profes- sional. so he will he ahle to make more than just expenses. lle will referee the houts with .lohn Hay. lle was a memher of the tirst XYatlsworth team to win a state championship hack in Io4z. Says llutch. l rememher the night we matle it 35 straight. but l never thought it woultl run up to a huntlretlf' WINGS DOWN OSHKOSH l.erl luv the sterling playing uf four western cagers, Fluke llarris, llick .Xllen. Holt llanals. anrl .lack tlolz. the tloorlyear XYing-foots fle- featerl Ushkosh yestertlay hy a score of fl-l.-.Ll. anfl placetl themselves four games ahearl of You Owe It to Your Country to Keep Fit DAILY PARTICIPATION IN SPORTS WILL KEEP YOU FIT Don't Delay . . . Your Muscles Decay ELITE BILLIARD PARLOR 129 Broad Street Dick Leatherman, Jack Smith, Props. Ed. Hileman, Chas. Houder, Gordon tSpiffy Leonard, Instructors The lnquiring Reporter l-Sy ED HATES Question of the week: IYl'lY lit PR Norman Birkbeck, street cleaner: Totlay's question is an intelligent choice and I feel it is an important one. 'Vlihy for ?' often pops up in the mintls of thinking people anrl we must always he reafly with our knives anfl forks in case a Hoocl shoulrl come. Tfugene Cope, marrietl man, that's all: 1 feel all of us are correct in our reasoning of 'XYhy forf rkfter all, if we never tlirl go, why for? at the same time if we never stayetl home, why for? l.averne Dutt, machinist at 4 P. l. C.: ln flis- cussing this trying question, one must always keep a clear heafl. 'IYhy for' is something that will affect Us all at some particular time, anrl if we eat apples now the polar hears might he hlack next .Xugust at 3 23: KI. Mrs. Russell llewitt, nee Martha lloff. housewife: My hushantl anfl my tive chiltlren often ask me that very question. l guess the youngest woultl, too, hut she can't talk yet. 'IYhy for' has lieen clearly illustratetl in many etlitorials. Corning from the lips of chihlren these thoughts are gems of pararlise. IYe must all agree that 'IYhy for' is more important than 'IYhen for' or IX house flivitletl against itself cannot stanrl'. tieorge Hornyak. ham raflio operator: IYhen -lesse -lames statecl that men were 'XYhy foring' anfl liketl it, lmeeause they neetlerl to. l got up in armsfah, yes l they were my mother's arms: hut maylme women look lmetter in green anrl lmlue than we tlo in purple shoes. The snows tlakes are liigger here anyhow when it rains, Don -Iohnson in inquiring into the past of our inquiring reporter asketl Mr, Hates why he wanterl to he a reporter antl lftl saiwl, liver since l was a reporter for XY. l'l. 5. athletics years ago, 'XYhy for' has heen preying on my mincl. 'IYhy for' the wrestling team was state champion, antl 'XYhy for' the foothall team antl hasketlmall team won one game in a row. Don .lohnson has written many inspiring editorials for our paper antl we are proutl to have him on our staff. their nearest league rivals, the tilevelanrl Hot Sots. tiolz lecl the attack with to points, Allen fol- lowecl with 16, Danals I4, anrl Harris with 12. The score at the half was .tl to 8, Hshkosh. The ferocity of the secoml periocl is shown lay the fact that 4 Jshkosh was helrl scoreless. Their ace foul shot was not given one chance. TIN' 'Wi-Yl'f l'f IIELMICK-RIES FL'RNlTL'RI2 29

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