Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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FRIENDS 1. OUR CUSTODIAN FRIENDS: Bill Bassett, Bob Trease, Charlie Banks 2. OFFICE CREW: Beulah Good, Secretary to the Warden g Bill Heyl Clerk to the Parole Board g Treva Adams, Secre tary to the Superintendent 3. COOKS AT WORK: 4. PRISON NURSE: Hazel Crumley, Elsie Kissling fChief Cookb Irene Mohler, Kathryn Miracle, Darlene Cor drey, Lois Miracle, Mrs. Abbott. BEE'S DRESS SHOP

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SUPERINTENDENT CF PRISONS Every prison needs a good superintendent to manage all the outbreaks and uprisings which occasionally occur. Although seldom seen because of his many meetings, speeches, and ever-present school affairs, Mr. Burk- holder carries out the duties of the school system effectively. Besides being an excel- lent superintendent, he is willing to take part in pep rallies and assemblies. CHIEF WARDEN Beginning the day with a friendly smile from Warden Work, as he reminds us that it is 8:25, we never think of our school as a jail. Always ready to listen to our troubles and then to help us, Mr. Work, affectionately known as O. J., is well liked by the entire student body. Mm- M5 fx il PAROLE BOARD M. F. Yelinek CVice-Presidentl, T. H. Ewing, S. E. Weltyf Presidentj, D. O. Wearstler, J. S. Overholt. Not many of us personally know these men, but their decisions affect us greatly. They indirectly have a hand in determining school policies, employing teachers, spending tax money, raising revenue, deciding the school curriculum - in short, managing the school. They are citizens of the town who are interested enough in the school and in the students to give of their valuable time in order to improve Wadsworth High. 10 E. C. BATES AGENCY

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TEACHERS OF LANGUAGE AND HISTORY ' BARBARA ARMSTRONG English Muskingum College, A.B. University of Wisconsin k University of Birmingham QEnglandJ Q OLIVER A. COOPER H' la' English Ohio University Graceland College Ohio State University, M.A. HELEN GILBERT Latin, English Elmira College, B.A. University of Akron GORDON HILDEBRAND English Westminster College Mount Union College, B.A. Ohio State University University of Wisconsin Middlebury College LOUISE HILDEBRAND, Matron Spanish College of Wooste1', B.A. University of Mexico University of Wisconsin Colby-Swarthmore BETTY HOOD English, Speech Ashland College, B.S. in Ind. 1 WILLARD HUNSBERGER Histo1'y Oberlin College, A. B. University of Wisconsin, M. A. JACK SCHAFFER History, Coach Ohio University, B.S. in Ed. ROBERT V. WEAVER Geography University of Akron, B.A. Tormented by book reports and Shakespeare, we will never forget our English classes. Compelled as we were to take these courses, many of us, nevertheless, not only learned the essentials of effective speaking and writing, but also found enjoyment in the reading of great literature. Al- though we may never go to Rome or to Madrid, our courses in foreign language have been valuable as background material for much of our other work. Through the study of history and government, we have learned the importance of intelligent participation in our government for our own well-being. 12 ELSASS BEN FRANKLIN