Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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SEN IORS SUE ANN ANDERSON For all good things come to those who deserve them. JAYNE ARMSTRONG I'm gladdest when I sing. DARLENE BEITZEL Her heart does pine along artistic lines. KATHLEEN BEITZEL Friendship is as deep as the sea. TOMMY BERGER Books are keys to wisdom's treasurers. 1 ---Q TOM BLYTH I mean to make myself a manf F I hav I f I I 1 I was '23 ALFRED BORTH I find that nonsense at time is singularly re- freshing. LINDA BUCKINGHAM Good deeds ring clear through heaven like a bell. TOM BUCKINGHAM He is a man who acts like a man. DOLORES BURBAGE She speaks the sorrowing heart to cheer. BRENNEMAN'S PHARMACY 9 I

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SENIOR CABINET Philip Loparo tBoy Representativeb, Marilyn Wingire CSecretary-Treasurerb, Roger Dressler LVice-Presidentl, Barbara Springer CGir1 Representativel, Mrs. Hildebrand CAdvisor?, Howard Leatherman QPresidcnt7. Leaving W. H. S., we, the Class of 1953, wish to extend to the future graduates the happiness and joy that we, as a class, had behind the doors of W. H. S. We will always remember the things we experienced while attending W. H. S.: the little things like the thrill we received in the seventh grade when we changed classes for the first time, and the superiority we felt as eighth graders-we were in the high- est grade in junior high. Then came the ninth grade. We moved down off the shelf and were permitted to sit in the lower auditorium. Remember all the new friends we made when the students from Centralized joined us? In our junior year the big event was the junior-senior banquet. We really slaved to make that a success. And in our senior year everything was special and precious because we realized that this was to be our last year in Wadsworth High School. As we leave, we take all these precious memories with us, knowing that high school is over, but that its memories will linger forever. Class Flower: Red Rose Class Colors: Green and White Class Motto: He can who thinks he can. . BOB'S HAMBURGER

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SENIORS W N:- YY DOLORES BYRNE Speech is greatg but silence is greater. GENE CALAME You can't judge a man's mind by the size of his hat. JANICE CHRISTIAN True worth is in being, not seeming. RUTH CONGROVE Qs' Resolved to do all things, but to do them quietly. KATHRYN CONNELL She enjoys herself and helps others to do the same. ROBERTA CONNELL A quiet lass, there are but few who know the treasures hid in you. ANNE COOLMAN To live is not to live for oneself aloneg let us help one another. x as- ' We H: Taiwikw Q 1 i CONNIE CUSI The kind we see more than we hear. MARY DIPIETRO A good disposition is more valuable than gold. ROGER DRESSLER The actions of men are the best interpreters of their thoughts. BRENNEMAN'S PHARMACY