Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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DONNA HORNER Quiet and small, Well-liked by all. ROSE MARIE HOSFELD Here's a gal by the name of Rose, You'll always find her on her toes. EDWIN HUNTER Ted is a boy with brains, In his studies he takes great pains. ELLA MAY JACKSON To go with Ella You have to be quite a fella. JERRY JOHNSON When Jerry says, UAH aboard, Everyone hops into his Ford. I GLENN HOSFELD A ready smile for everyone, This lad is really a lot of fun. HUBERT HUMES Hubert is an Eagle Scout. With Harriet he likes to go about. HARRIET LOUISE HUNTER Here's a gal that likes to ride With her boy friend by her side. ARLO JACOBS Arlo is an all-round boyg To some girl he'll bring great joy- ROGER JOHNSTON Handsome looks and snappy Witg Chesty's a prize some girl will git. BICKSLER FUNERAL SERVICE 19

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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.

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DOROTHY KILMER uw' . . K D A is SENIORS A giggle falls upon your earg You need not lookg you know she's near. SUE KILMER Cutting classes and killing time Are the two arts in which she did shine. 'i 1 ir . A .. kiwi. 'S ,'Eff::'.vsfjQff'79' . -. A , .- , Q Q 'g,':QffQf': .L 2 , -. ' Y' I I. .-W ig V R SV , f.,gg.. iv f 'i?i.Q7ff'i ' f fig ' 1R?Xf3' 1 M-was W, .W we . , .- ef VIRGIL S. KOPPES At milking cows 20 WILLIAM KING I think that I shall never see This boy called Bill without Shirley. JAMES RICHARD KOON One thing we know about dear Dick- He likes his eggnog good and thick. KENNETH KOPPES When this guy Kenny passes by, All the girls begin to sigh. He takes the bows. ETHEL KRAMER Cute and sweet, Always neat. BOB KREIDER Wrestling was his every thought, Whether he could or whether he ought. FREDERICK LANE W. H. S. will miss Fred Lane, His ready wit and unusual brain. BIRKBECK MOTORS THOMAS L. MacADAM Tom was commonly known as McGeeg He'll get along we all agree.