Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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In biology class, students learn to use the microscope. Jdy Holvey and Tamara Pray wait for Phylis Mumaw to :mmplete her observation in connection with photosynthesis. Studying is a necessary evil. Even the sen- iors, who are sometimes inclined to feel rather superior, take time for a bit of study, as shown by Larry Spicer's concentration on a govern- ment assignment. Inevitable as the seasons, are rams. Students look with 'ead to the days of the year illed exam week. Here we e sophomores struggling with history test. If you ask some of the ad- vanced algebra students what they think of the class, they say that they think it really is ad- vanced. Here we see Bill Stuhrke working out a compli- cated problem on the much- erased blackboard.

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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

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Sandie Tennant, Dixie Engler, Joan Kahl, Maryann Houston, Pat McMennamin, Mary Jane Harrison, and Shirley Elliott were among the junior girls who wore woolen, cozy caps with their names on them. I2 Fighting for a rebound against Norton, Jim Dressler goes into the air along with some opposing players. Bill Earley awaits the outcome of the jump. 46' alL -4 Jim Dennison's lump shot is too tricky for these Stow boys. The shot was good for two points. , 32 is .gg N it il .- ,V 'E , ' ,F '12 . Q X , g asdf-,lki-these are tl home keys that must be mo tered well when beginning type. Here we see a row students including Larry M Elroy and Perry Lamson wor ing on a first-year typing pro lem.