Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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SENIORS JIM EDWARDS As a movie operator, Jim was a whizg But as a Latin student-gee, a fiz! JUANITA ETLING Juanita may be a little short, But you'll find her a wonderful sport. MARJORIE EWING From a little fun, Marge has never been seen to run. JAMES FARNSWORTH He has the girls With the pretty curls. EDWARD FISHER Man alive, He's two ninety-five! ELEANOR FIXLER Elo is really quite a girly With the band she could twirl. ROSEMARY FLYNN Sometimes she's as cold as iceg At other times she's really nice. DONA FRIEDT Will there ever come a day When Dona hasn't a thing to say? WALTER GAIRING With the girls Walt makes a hitg His quick comeback is super wit, THE BENNETT LUMBER CO. THELMA GARVIN If from Thelma we hear no peepg We know still water does run deep. 17

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JEAN BOUSCHER Eyes that sparkle an S E N I 0 R S d dance so gay, This girl surely has a winning way, MARY BRENNEMAN Mary has the devil in her eyeg You never know what she might try. JAMES CLIFFORD THOMAS CASEY Handsome, intelligent, athletic, toog Fellows like Tom are very few. PATRICIA CHANEY A quiet girl with long, red hair, Always willing to do her share. a 'X In manly sports he did excelg We all agree that he c CA liml well. ROLYN CROOK A scholar there was by the name of Crook, Who in the library had read every book. 16 ELLEN DOCCOLO Ellen Doccolo everything did And was therefore one swell kid. ELIZABETH DUNN JOANNE CLEMENTS Although absent from school a year, As Homecoming Queen she diml appear. in will A really fine girl was Elizabeth Dunn, Who was very well known for her spirit of fun. THE BENNETT LUMBER CO. CHARLES EASTERDAY A machinist was Charles Easterdayg His motto: Work and play.

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SENIORS LESLIE GAUGLER Les could throw and catch a ballg If you ask us, that's not all. MARILYN GERBERICH A truer pal you'll never find- Friendly, cheerful, and always kind. HELEN HARDING We'll say she's quite a lassie, With a handshake firm and classy. EUGENE HAWK Whose pride and joy Is this fair boy? WILLIAM HELD, Jr. Bill lives on Rainbow Streetg As football center, he can't be beat. 18 W. S. BICKSLER ELECTRIC MILTON GAUGLER Milton is a quiet, pensive lady When he's around, We're al- ways glad. DONNA HANDSHUE We address this little ditty To a. girl both smart and pretty. BARBARA HARTMAN Hair of gold, a Winsome smileg This lass is happy all the while. RONALD HAYTH Reckless Ronnie is his nameg Wrecking cars has brought him fame. JAMES HILLEBRECHT Jim Works in Brenny's store, Jerking sodas by the score.