Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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EFI ' ROW I: Graham, Browning, Heath, Hanna, Heighberger, Hall, Love. ROW 2: Engler QMgr.D, Mantle, Nicodemus, Lyren, Vargo, Lightfoot, Hall. IVIaIaney, Hudgens. ROW' 3: Mr. Lyren fCoachD, Norman, Trent, Forsman, DeVoe, Miller, Burkholder, O'Bryan, I..onier,' Criesmer fIVIgr.j. ROW 4: Bebout, Pollock, Farrell, Vosier, Miller, Lamson, Lorton, Lyren. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The experience needed to produce outstanding football players for the future teams of W.H.S. is gained through the freshman team. With a record of three wins, two losses, and one tie, we can be sure that they are well on their way toward a fine football career. WE. THEY I3 .... .. .At Barberton U.L.L. .... , . , . .27 I9. . . ,,,i Barberton Portage .... , . . . I3 I3. .. ,..At Barberton Highland... ...I9 I3... 4....,... Medina ....... . 4. 7 7. .. ,... At Roosevelt. .. ,. 7 I4... ,..,.. I.,odi.., ...0

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FQOTBALL Go team go! Come on, Grizzlies! These words are heard echoing through Grandview Stadium early in the fall when our Grizzlies meet their foes. This year the cheers were louder and better than ever, for most of our opponents were from the Metropolitan League, and the goal was the championship. Although we did not come out on top, the Grizzlies set a fine record for their first year in the league. To prove this, we had two representatives, Kenny Miracle and Marion Pisanelli, chosen for the All-Metro Team. Keith Bunkholder and jim Gordon, tired and wet, watch the game while they rest up on the sideline. Fighting through the mud and rain, Wadsworth managed to outswim Spring- field.

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SCORES WE THEY 54 .... .... A t Norton ............ 4l 4I ,... ..,, B arberton ..... .... 6 7 74 .... .... T allmadge. . . . . . .3l 70 ..... ...... C opley. ...... .... 3 4 7l ..... .... A t Springfield ...... .... 5 2 53 .... . ..... Coventry .,.... .... 3 2 53 .... ..... A t Stow .... .... 4 0 48 .... ..... B uchtel .... .... 6 6 47 ..... ..... A t Rittman ..... .... 3 8 46 .... ...,. A t Kent ..,. .... 4 0 WE THEY 55... .... Medina.. .,....39 81 .... ........ N orton ..... . .... 37 80 .... ..... A t Tallmadge ...,. ..,. 3 5 58. . . ..... Springfield .... . . . .54 50. . . .... At Coventry ..... . . . .58 81 .... ..... A t Orrville .... .... 4 I 53 .... ...... S tow .... .... 3 7 53 .... .... A t Wooster .... .,.. 4 9 47 .... ..... K ent ..,.. .... 4 l RESERVE BASKETBALL After a successful season of sixteen wins and three losses, we can feel sure that this year's reserve team will keep the basketball hoops busier than ever next year. With fine boys like this quintet to back up our varsity team, we can con- fidently await the coming seasons. Mr. Krauss fCoachD, johnny Moore, Ray Terry, Tom Ewing, Bill Lyren, Jim Dressler, Al Pease flVlanagerQ .