Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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he E N I O VIRGINIA MALSON She was always willing to do her part, Because she had a very kind heart. EDWIN MASON Eddie liked to lead the band And at twirling was quite a hand. ELVA MCELROY An Irish girl is she Pretty as pretty can be. LOIS MCMILLAN Many fine things has this gal done. And doing them all she thought was fun. ROBERT MILEY Even though he's intelligent and smart, Somebody already has his heart, TONY MII.ICI We like to hear him play his accordian Bet someday for Victor he'll be record-ian. NICK MISKE Quiet lad was this guy, Nick, But capable of many a trick. BETTY PARKINSON She loved the smell of lilacs in rain And with lovely things she will always r MARY Lois PEASE -Aiwawza Jaw? .- G, R. or annual just ask this gal Pease She'll do the job and do it with ease. GEANNE PERONIS Lots of guys think she's okay She always knows just what to say. STRAND-STAR THEATRES R S The 1944 Whz'sperer

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The 1944 whfspmff S E N I O R S JANICE GREENE Jan was always inclined to he tardy. But when she got there she had a nature hardy. IVAN HARTMAN Blue eyes and a blond curl, He would have made a pretty girl. GERALD HOLBEN lfor a while he drove an old blue car But l guess it didn't take him far. LOIS JEAN HOOVER A giggle falls upon your ear. You need not look, you know she's near. ED HORNOEE Always blowing his horn off. His days were swiftly borne off. liVELlNE HUGHES She had an accent when she came But with no practice it grew lame. DALE HUGI At ping pong He rang the gong. ARTHUR KRAMER Lion-tamer? No. not Kramer! He's happy being a Eiscus-tamer. MARY JO LARGE She had a very pretty smile. And knowing her was well worth while. JUNE LILLEY And what is so rare as a day in June. Vklhy, just seeing June without Gene at noon OVERHOLT AND FREEBORN

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The 1944 Whispere'r S E N I O R S JAMES PETIT He ran a lathe and a milling machine, And in the machine shop could always be seen MARILYN PETIT Headed for Met was this brunette, Who used to be a Harmonette. PAUL POETTER At annual meeting he'd grind out a line And then to go home he'd begin to pine. CONSTANCE PORTER Even though they were her own Her ideals had a classy tone. RUBY PRICE Printing is Ruby's line And in doing it she is Hne. ROBERT RADER We saw him siphoning gasoline To put into his old machine. ERED RITZMAN Fred was quite a quiet lad Had lots of fun but did not gad. GERALD ROCK Reddish hair, friendly grin Determined set to his chin. WILLIAM ROI-IRER Bill must have liked the Wadsworth clime, It made him work, and not kill time, WILLIAM ROOT No one could hold this guy back. At kicking a football he was quite a crack STRAND-STAR THEATRES