Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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SENIORS MARGARET LABIK Margaret is so sweet and shy, Watches all the boys go by. RUTH LEATHERMAN A dual nature: remained rather quiet, But was quite able to cause a riot, MARCENE MACKEY Mac was quite a witty gal, To everyone she was a pal. ROSEMARY MADIGAN Rosie, the name has come down through the ages. Sung by the kings. cried by the pages. LEOTA MARDIS Leota was a school girl, too, Always on time, didn't miss a cue, WANDA MCEADDEN Quite a tomboy was this lass, One of the wits of the Senior class. MARGARET MEANS Short and sweet, And very neat. HELEN MESSNER Helen's always merry, When she is with Lt. Jerry. it ADRIAN MORRISON A man of few words, yet a brilliant student, His quietness proved that he was prudent. JACK MUELLER Jack wasted no time in hilarity, Some day a famous organist he'll be. City Healing and Sheet Metal Thi' 1945 WMSPPVPF

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SENIORS FRANK HILBERT Hilbert likes his gay bow ties, The ties are loud, but Frank is wise. JACK HOLCOMB Some of us are quiet, some of us are smart. But to Jack, being both is just an art, DONNA HOLDERBAUM She likes her sailor. He likes to trail 'er. MARGARET HOMONAI Dark is her hair, dark are her eyes, Personality gay as the April skies. MARY JAMES Mary James: Neat, Sweet, and Petite. MARY ROSE JONES She liked a Yank, Whose name was Hank. , JANICE KNECHT This charming red-haired lass, Was chosen 'isweetheartu by the class. DUANE KREIDER Duane gets around here and there, Duane and who else would make a good pair? PAYE KREIDER Such a nice girl is Faye, So much like a little ray. DALE KUHN Dale's two loves as one could see, Were Betty and the O. l. C. L The 1945 Whisperer Brenneman's Pharmacy :-- . V l 'K 13

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SENIORS LOIS NOLF Lois is a happy girl, Light of heart, light brown curls. BECKY OPLINGER Becky's heart is all a gnarl, .lust because of a guy named . HCarl BETTY PFIEFENROTI-I Morning, evening and at noon, ,li 'iii - A .g.E:g:5 gE1' You'd End Betty with Dale Kuhn. LV.: H, '-L.. JOHNNIE POSTAK Q Johnny studied astronomy, In stars he did much pleasure see. I 2 3 . ,wi WILLIAM RASOR Willie did procrastinate, On time, he never got a date. GRACE ROSSMAN I-Ier disposition was very sunny. Grace could say things that were really funny. ff r , if E52 an . --: .... - ' aan- ' , ROBERT SCHOLL 1.3, No lady's man was Scholl until, 'V is Winnie broke down Bobbie's will. 2 an H I :Fifi :II ,. , .... .I-'-' 2' . KINGSLEY SEARS ' ' V 1 At editing Kingsley was a whiz -ll I But true tone and singing is really his biz. 3 ff' gf 2- 1 I '. Q uf. . I, 2 V, I ROY SI-IUE Duke, he was called around the school. He always liked to act a fool. RUTH SIMPSON A quiet lass, with a willing smile, She seemed contented all the while. The 1945 Whisperer C. R. Barnard, Optometrist