Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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. ax .. I + Lu ,A . , ftqgi. .:1?ff,UfTf L' During the fall the band ,mm practices the half-time shows out at the stadium. Here we see them in a four leaf clover formation. Here is a view of the football bonfire. From the angle of his cap, Bruce Thomas looks as if he is trying to protect his nose from the heat of the flame. ' , lwuxq, ion The crowning of the queen was the big event of the Homecoming Dance. Here we see Carol Christian, last year's Football Queen, crown Queen Nancy Beck. , 7,,f,,.s5mMk is K ,, . ,.s....y,-...tm-V, - iff.-rfffmi fain lkllfstlt lllllihiiliitf Q ,, ...,, Mr. Mcllvaine gives final instructions to Frances 4- homas. After this picture was snapped, Mr. yu Acllvaine steeled his nerves and climbed calmly nto the car for another driving session. X .Y r I

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,A N mlm Hi Jl 'N L x 1' W 'N tk, it ' X R. I 1 Jo Anne Rood has evi- dently decorated goal posts before and has learned from experience that to be safe, you should work from a sit- ting position. llf you don't, you may be blown off.l il Q J By the smiles that Ed Dressler an Don Held are wearing, we know thi Wadsworth must have scored a toucl down in the Orrville-Wadswort game. lnnfball The announcement of the football queen was eagerly awaited at the pep rally before the Homecoming game. Queen Nancy Beck accepts the football from the captain, Jim Dennison. a is a iv? On Dads' Night all the fathers introduced with their sons. Here we see Mr. Rothacker Denny some timely advice before start of the third quarter. i

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'17 Ballroom dancing was not the only thing enioyed at the Tri-Teen dance, Moments to Remember. Here we see Alice Holland entertaining with a tap dance medley. JMU' 1f,ifwL.f'! AND fit, . tp H ft. 3:2 True to Mexican custo: the piiiata containing tl presents was the highlight 1 the Spanish Christmas part Terry Schultz succeeds giving the pinata a sour whack so that the presen will tumble out. , , f 'l ' at wget KI Rf, ,477 9 qmws M, 'lj as ,JZ .f . One day while the eighth grade English classes were studying folk ballads, including Davy Crockett, they got into the spirit of things by coming in costume. Lynne Wolf, Sue Barden, Pat Plunkett, and Mona Prince model their ap- parel of a most fashionable material, burlap sacking. you can see by this picture. With Christmas iust around the corner, the senior girls decided to give their lockers a festive air. They succeeded, as