Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1957 volume:

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Yet even t e sly gossip passed along over soup and sandwiches noon or the funny Wisecrack in sixth- period phys' s class is important in its own Way. Every word spo has its small but necessary part in the grand co posite which we call school life, the pulse and hea eat of W.H.S. -iwjxqow MM fm. M1 'I f' 741 I , IM My CL1LhMf1 E yrfifoyw ,c?,, 5,J pfgiwjaivwd. r, OJ GJ of.,, M f !,f -Q fw,.iM'fV2 ffl, I .1 gtg, 7 OML,a,, 1 M ,Lf-f' D ' 'Mfufl ULJ f x'5fI75 f 'i,, ff! fx? tiff! !ufff ' Emil. f- ' NJlwfnUff Y f ' f.Cuf 'XJ .Cf-1' +6.t4 .WS ' ,,QJ'4L' . jf!! Cl-'gon 5-Ak. N ,i,,5,c-fi-' f 54,-JL,- ' ff LA, -'W .K gf J . 1 K -I, Lf'xkL,,,-' L 1 '- , 5 No, this isn't a fir, decides Jack Wohler. It looks a little like this pic- ture: so maybe it's a Norway spruce, says Barb Belik. Here's a hint, kids: When in doubt, ask Mr. McCaf'ferty! ,Qi Do thc students always work this hard in the library? Well, probably not, but the Hildebrand Memorial Library has proved a fine place to study. Its up-to-date reference books are especially helpful in preparing reports. A visit to the First National Bank was sched- uled by the commercial math classes. Here Mr. Duane Kreidcr shows Bob Mantle, Karen Cochran, and Janet Frase the time lock on the vault. :r4nn Q I ll I I. h. -. 9 1 . it , . I l .1 4 6 'x x qi Life was great in Anything for the sake of study! her shoes always helps Dixie Engler trate on Macbeth. Her concentration is destroyed though, when she finds that loafers have been stolen again. N Q : if 73 Ten different types of machines are used in Eighth-grade boys learn a variety of useful . skills in industrial arts class. Mr. Grunwald ?mCC.praft1Ce Mais' Thevtsifpdergts take turns supervises as Jochen Kindling turns a wooden teamggg to Over? 9 Cl Cmh mqgh romla Cimqp' plate on thelathei ome cr' o a mimeograp . ey aso earn filing. billing, and payroll accounting. '5 7 f Plenty of work and stud . . . tt Ellen Reinker and Bill Lyren watch as Mr. Mcllvaine shows Doris Leatherman how to shift into reverse. The new driver education car is essential in teaching W.H.S. teenagers modern driving skills. One of the early experiments in chemistry is determining the characteristics of acids. While Mike Miller and Brenda Mater perform two tests on sulfuric acid. Bob Monteith tries to think of a third test Clike tasting it. Bob?D 'e-r Excifin sports contests Each year the football team meet to elect their homecoming queen. This year they chose a very worthy and deserving girl, Joan Kahl. Attractive, active in extra-curricular affairs. and a better-than-average student, Joan is typical of the ideal senior girl. he: The Homecoming Queen, Joan Kahl. and her attendants start their traditional ride out to the stadium in an open-top convertible. Although it is a thrilling experience for the girls, it is also a chilly one, as the temperature is often quite low. Attempting to pass down court. Bob Ruskan holds the ball high over his opponents Ruskan and Jim Dressler. two of the tallest plaxeis Wadsworth has had in several year he ec greatly in getting rebounds this year increased school spzrlt A Wadsworth player IS called out trymg to score another run agamst Orrv1l1e Wadsworth not only had a fine year baseball w1se they had a lot of fun domg It ,ff Z' Jlm Brrger and Tom Ewmg rest a moment after an exhaustmg set Although tenn1s 1sn t a too pre dommant sport at W H S yet the boys who do play get much exer c1se and a valuable workmg knowledge of the game Larry Splce shows perfect form as he gets set to throw the dlscus Th1S event lS very lmportant 1n a track meet and Wadsworth was lucky to have such good discus throwers on its team. it Mr. Schrock's second-period math class de- cided their homeroom needed some decorations at Christmas timeg the result of their energy was a much-transformed classroom. Here we see Patty Pate and Lucille Allen putting the finishing touches on their modernistic Christ- mas tree. The P.T.A. Thrift Shop has grown rapidly since it opened last April. Mrs. Harry Yeaman, the president of the P.T.A. Council, is one of the energetic volunteers who operate the store to earn money for scholarships and the school library. Urganized activities took up Thc boys' octet or 'tSerenaders entertain W H S audiences at concerts with their easy- going, harmony. Their favorites include popu- lar numbers like Standing on the Corner 'md The Banana Boat Song. On her daily round of the building to collect attendance slips, Janie Rohrer gets a quick glimpse of her friends hard at work in sixth- period English class. 1 Junior high band members did a Hne selling job in the Tag Day campaign. Here Mr. Bob Brown- ing buys a tag from Kay Yelinek, Pam Randall, Jean Williams, and Marilyn Gibbs. much 0 our time. Painting a poster for the signboard in the city square is no small job. The art class, however, proved itself equal to the task last November to help advertise the P.T.A. Book Fair. 2.5. Magazine-happy juniors reported their sales every night after school last fall. Here we see a captain, Mike Miller, totaling up the receipts from Alan Trent and Fred Larson fthe juniors' top salesmanl. Mr. Muggs, the monkey, was a mascot and later a consolation fourth prize. Tony Rowe spent many hours at annual staff meetings with his ruler and pencil this year, for transferring the editor's layouts onto graph paper is an exacting job which requires a lot of patience. 'Xp Q ' X ,X fr Y 1 , lf V 'fl Q , , uf- , , Q lbw, vu 'f Wir Q! 5: , 'i 1 if 41, V ,Y 'T 'fi ff.f 'i 'ri ef' , H WW,0 V1-A fi 4f-'- 5 'tOooooh, Elvisll' Jacque Siffert pauses by an open locker door to admire the familiar picture of this year's rock-and-roll teenage idol, Elvis Presley. I2 Bu! we never neglected Bev Porter and Ellen Wohlford really dig the cool beat of Green Door at one of the noon dances sponsored by Senior Hi-Y and Student Council. Bob Ruskan catches up on the latest news in The Bear Facts while enjoying his customary sec- ond lunch. After all. how can the cafeteria give him all the nourishment ai growing ballplayer needs? pla in , loafing, eating More than 120 bottles of milk are sold each noon to students who carry their lunches to school. Here two faithful customers, David Urban and Jim Wolf, buy their milk from Mrs, Irene Mohler. .I Ar f H f rev' ,., ' Back again on the schedule al- lowing a full hour for lunch. the students of W.H.S. make good use of the extra minutes. When the weather is pleasant, they gather outside to see their friends and soak up some sunshine. Loafing at Brennie's after school is a custom of long stand- ing. It has many advantages- namely, food, chatter, and a chance to delay doing that history assignment! Q Y Xnd them xxclc m thg dmc LULIHIIX nap hudi lbllllllg m the ficld Anna K1e1dQr mid ilu Lhr1tm'1 Ntou flom St Luke or the 1 cmblx pxogmm xxlmle thc Chou hums oftlx -Q. fon QALE MN S' u o M P 3 f wmswomu OHIO -my Q K '4l-:df algo .r ,Aug K' f 9:413- I '35 iff' Hr do Tha sahools O1 sale' was the 1IIllNC,Cl1lT.L 1c.1Qt1on CWC love oul school but xn IL nolmal J UHflJ1tUHZltClj the deal was too good to be t1 uc md the blgn pllfered b5 H1llOXNCLTlL1Q ll 1d to be letulned to Bateo and GllllQX We can tell lt to I ld llclt Xl Pmxe md Tom Ewmg wan thuc mrmbus of the SUIUHICI wo k vu W. WL son them .getting rmdy to commence In St'lI't to lxgin thcir tremendous window- 'vaslwinff Hssigmmnnt. Mr. Herman Melville gan- an interesting .nfl-mlmly IJI'rrgl'llIll z1lwL11 glass tlus ye-:ut lil-rc slmows 3112 BL11'l-ilmolflux' the lnout and thu mu'-slzucl tl-111' will llc made clurmg tluf :ls- fpmlnly and ilu-11 pu-sl-mutual to tllu school. All lights blazed 3 welefiine on October 24 as Wadsworth High held Open House. The parents toured the school, inet the teachers te discuss Jnhnny's and Maryk work fouchfl and then they were served refreshments, H10 world we 're proud Qf WK. ll. S. I Forever will your banners be our pride we sing with loyalty and enthusiasm. Judy Lucas and Bob Cusehleg are displaying here the banner of which we sing. a symbol of our appreciation and respect for Wadsworth High School. From the subdued of the projectionists and library staff at work to e hilarious shouts on the band bus after a football me, the voices of W.H.S. organizations are making emselves heard. Different as they are, all voices bel g, because the groups they represent are an integr part of W.H.S. That makes a place for even the u ontrollable chatter of the Tri- Teens or the noisy hor play of the stage crew! Taking time to list n to these voices, one finds them surprisingly distinc e. For example, there are the carefully spoken 6mo estri Vd.? of the Spanish Club, the forceful ratory of the N .F.L., and the lovely four-part harmo of the choir-each characteristic and unique. Clubs for clubs for learning, and clubs for fun are to a well-rounded school life. In them, work and play, are trained the wise leaders cooperative followers of tomorrow. The of organizations at Wadsworth High are well to! 'N ROW 1 Elaine Cr1sl1p Carol Crumrme Anna Kreider tL1terary Editorh Leann Hockensmith Sandra Nescheff Judy Lucas ROW 2 Bob Cuschleg Tony Rowe Dlck Kxsslmg CEd1torJ Bruce Frase Charles Crup1 Mr Cooper Annual Staff Recording the whispers of a whole year at Wadsworth High lS a tremendous undertaking Starting last June with a week of study at the Ohio University Publications Workshop the 1957 Annual Staff has spent thousands of man hours on their task First the debates on theme cover design and arrangement of the book and then the endless hours of typ ing pasting and proofreading have more than filled the two and one half hours each Wednesday night When deadlines rear their ugly heads the scramble of pencil copy rubber cement galley proofs Mr Coopers Christmas gift from the Annual Staff was th1s gilded idol covered with souvenirs of his life and hard times as An nual Staff advisor I J -ibvsfnkev 1.3 U'. ' . typewriters and layout designs becomes even more desperately complicated In less busy seasons however the An nual Staff finds time for amusement Highlights of this year were a trip to Cleveland for the Ice Capades a Christ mas party and the traditional picnic with the future staff The most exciting event of all lS the secret preview of the finished Whisperer for the Annual Staff s goal 1S the publication of a book that VlV1dly pre serves the life of this school year and their finest reward 1S achieving that goal Although every Annual Staff member got plenty of experience working with rubber cement l Yipes, my finger is stuck to this picturclub, Elaine Crislip was the pasting expert. We see her mounting two informal shots for the senior section. ffl .1 1 Q r' tudcnt Council Room 311 is the scene of spirited dis- cussion every Wednesday noon as Stu- dent Council tackles the problems of the week. Complaints, questions, and sug- gestions which are relayed to the meeting by class cabinet and home room repre- sentatives are carefully considered and debated. Then the final decisions, as well as information on changes in school rules, are reported back to each homeroom. This close Contact with school administration keeps student government strong and democratic. 'N gs E Student Council Cabinet ROW 1: Gretchen Huns- berger, Linda Lucas, Mary- ann Houston, Valle Janes. ROW 2: Mr. Hudson, Tom DeVoe, Dick Crumrine, Mark Burkholder, David Weaver, Charles Crupi 6PresidentJ. President Charles Crupi con- sults with Mr. Work on two Jan- uary projects, the March of Dimes campaign and Migration Day for the Norton game. ROW 1: Siffert, Nash, Elliott, Ferrara, Welday, Pasterchek, Adams, Dudas. ROW 2: Kindling, Mehollin, Ott, Jenewein, Janes, Young, DeVoe. ROW 3: Rowe, Newcomer, Mathes, Dulworth, Harter, Keplar, Martin, Pahlau. ROW 4: Hindall, Parmelee, Shoup, Hall, Birkbeck, Venner. 0' on ,. 4... g - na'. ' 6 ai? 3, as 1 ff! 5' 3-5- -- S '- h ,, Q at .as 7 X Z?Nf', 'vs' Rai ' oo -lr., QQ .P qw V5 N-I I 1 ,RM 'I9 ROW1 Kreider Kissling Martin Frase Crupi Ewing Hunsberger ROW 2 Good Weaver Stuhrke Spice Larson Borcherding Mr Calvin ROW 3 Crislip Kahl Crumrine Stone Rivers Elliott Engler National Honor Society It is both an honor and a privilege to wear the gold National Honor Society key for to be chosen a member of N H S a student must have proved himself out standing in character scholarship leader ship and service The scholastic standard is definite fonly those whose grades aver age above eighty five are eligible, but the standards in the other three fields are equally high In the spring the faculty selects five per cent of the junior class winter it chooses an additional ten per cent National Honor Society IS not a social organization its purpose is mainly to give recognition where recognition 1S due The important event of the year 1S the im pressive 1n1t1at1on 111 May At this time in a symbolic ceremony the neophytes are instructed in the ideals of the society and are formally admitted to member ship. for membership and then the following These two college-bound sen- iors Dick Kissling and Bruce Frase are seen in Mr. Calvins ofiice examining two of the many available college bulletins. The Guidance Department is most ad- vantageous to those seeking in- formation concerning future edu- cation and occupation. The mem- bers of the Honor Society find this service very useful in selecting their respective universities and colleges. 20 World Affalrs Instltute Last March Rotary sponsored two W H S students at World Affalrs Instxtute IH C1nc1nnat1 The delegates Margaret Pah lau and James Flack who were chosen by thelr respectlve classes and Rev Robert S Mathes Jolned some n1ne hundred stu dents and adv1sors from four states The delegates were entertalned by a dance and by varrous tours 1n C1nc1nnat1 and they were quartered IH pr1vate homes The most lrnportant feature of the two day 1nst1tute was the dmner and supper meetlngs at the Sheraton G1bSOH Hotel These programs conslsted of lectures and dlscusslons on such ISSUES as the Unlted Natlons forelgn a1d and co1on1al1sm The delegates returned Wlth a new 1n slght 1nto the complex problems of lnter natlonal relat1ons and a clearer 1dea of then' respons1b1l1t1es as world c1t1zens Buckeye State Charles Crup1 Anna Krelder R1chard KlSS11Hg Joan Kahl Bob Martm A good c1t1zen must be an 1nformed c1t1zen For th1s reason the Amerlcan Le glon and 1ts auxlhary the Llons and the Rotary make lt pOSS1bl9 for three Junlor boys and two Jumor glrls to attend Buck eye State These f1Ve elected by the1r class have the pr1v1lege of l1v1ng w1th hundreds of other outstandlng Oh1o teen agers and of actually part1c1pat1ng 1n a state government Buckeye Boys State th1S year was held at Camp Perry 1n Port Cllnton The 'AI Margaret Pahlau James Flack .AA Wadsworth delegates found offlces 1n all three levels of the government Charles 1D c1ty R1chard m county and Bob 1n state government In Buckeye GIIIS State wh1ch was held at Capltal Un1ver s1ty 1n Columbus both Joan and Anna held posts 1n c1ty government Through the many unforgettable ex per1ences of Buckeye State the delegates recelved a new and deeper appreclatlon of the challengmg buslness of good govern ment I I 1 , - ' 7 , . , f , ' . . - . v 5 7 7' ' 7 7 ' Rev. Robert S. Mathes 7 Y 7 7 . . . . . , . . - U 3 - I 1 - , w . 1 1 1 , , . 7 , . . . . Business And Professional Women cf sd' ROW 1 Houston Mag11C Hunsberger Nagel Kre1de1 Crumrme Dulworth Kahl Frank ROW 2 Zeffer Elllott Wohlford Tennant Rohrer Pah lau Cr1sl1p Nlppcr Engler -'Gr' V At the begmnmg of the school year the senlor guls select elghteen of thelr class mates to be honorary members of the Wadsworth Busmess and Professlonal Women s Club Two or three of the glrls attend each monthly meetmg whele they are treated to a dlnner and an mterestlng program Thls experlence also g1VBS them a f1ne opportunlty to meet the busmess women of Wadsworth and to learn how a busmess club operates Honorary Rotarlans Y fb ROW1 Jacobs Kxsslmg Martm Weaver Ruskan Drcsslex W1ll1ams Fxasc ROW 2 Good Blrger Ewmg Reynolds Crupl Lecky McDowell Cusch leg Solaro X ? Each yea1 the Wadsworth Rotary g1V6S an elected group of sen1o1 boys the oppol tunlty to XIS1l the weekly Rotary meet mgs Two dlfferent boys attend these Tuesday noon meetmgs each month The1e they enjoy the del1c1ous d1nne1s and the f1ne guest speakels By the end of the four weeks they have become pe1 sonallx acqualnted w1th many of Wads xx o1th s most plomlnent men These boys can well be ploud of the 1ecogn1t1on and esteem that goes wxth then honoraly membe1sh1p ,, , 1 I . ' 4. Q. 00 t 1 3 Q AI ,, -Sy ag, 3 lf M ' ' W A A 1 x 3' 'S fe f 45 6 O at 4 V, we X 7 1 , A ' K A . l A I I y . 9 s 1 . . q ' ' . ', . , , . . ' ' .. : I 74 I I 1 7 Y - v v 1 ' ' ' , . , . o 1 an un, ' S., eval L -75? 'V ef 'wi 'A V , , Q W f ' 7 . l K 4 A ev l' I F 5 . , K Av ' I . v D: l W V , 4' 1 i J X ' f ll at at 4 N 1 j ', , 'A . : , , ' - -- v v v 1 1 ' ' 1' ' v - . . x - , , 1 . - ' ' ROWI Chesser fPres1dentJ Wheeler Sm1th Erbse ROW 2 Chesser Bollch Zuber Youth For Chr1st Sounds of happy VOICES Slllglllg Splflted choruses can be heard every Tuesday after school as the Youth for Chr1st club beg1ns 1tS meet1ngs YFC programs take a var1 ety of forms mcludmg Sk1tS qulZZeS and talks by members and outs1de speakers One meetmg th1s year was a Word of L1fe d1nner m Wh1Ch every part of the program corre sponded w1th some 1tem on the menu Another enjoyable program was presented by a m1n1ster who lS an excellent mag1c1an The Wadsworth YF C IS a part of the Akron area Youth for Chr1st movement The officers meet 1n Akron once a month for Y F C C1ty COUHCII Every other Saturday there IS an area meetmg at Garfield H1gh 1n Akron and skatlng part1es are held each month at Sprmgfleld Through these Vafled efforts Y F C works to ward 1tS goal of w1nn1ng teen agers to Chr1st One Tuesday the leaders had announcements and rem1nders on b1g s1gns wh1ch they wore throughout the meetmg Here Barb Chesser leads the sxngmg of Chr1st for Me and at the same t1me remmds the group about the daxly prayer meet1ngs Betty Kay Sm1th 1S at the p1ano J at .. 9,1 .5 Q .4 Y A I C.: n cv , 1, V r f1,, K , no W R 'iz ' n i I 9 Vw . 1 1 5 1 1 1 s I a ' ' Gi -' l! . , . . . , l . . . . 1 fi' - Vg . . . I Q .lx T if-Qt 7 QQ ROW 1 Zuber Pahlau Carney Rohrer CPres1 dentb Porter Slmpson Cr1sl1p N1pper Engler Mr Krenler ROW 2 Wheeler Frank Zeffer El hott Schultz Rohrer Bunnelle Lucas ROW 3 JUHIOTS and senlors 1nterested 1n teach 1ng have one fme advantage at Wads worth H1gh The schools only career club FTA prov1des a channel through wh1ch such students can get up to date 1nfo1mat1on and practical experlence 1n the teach1ng fleld Th1s year F T A members were called upon to ass1st-1n gradlng papers or even to substltute IH a class for an absent teacher The greatest opportun1ty however, was 969' QQ McCoy Hockensm1th Sm1th Ashley Serfass Har r1son Harter Kahl Bowman ROW4 Westbrook Stone L1chty V1slasky Crumrlne Kre1der Nes cheff offered by the parent teacher conferences at L1ncoln School Durmg those confer ences senlor FTA membels took over the classrooms for half days at a t1me The FTA s b1g servlce project th1S year was COIT1p1lll'1g a student handbook Many hours were spent gathermg facts about school courses clubs rules and tra d1t1ons, 1nto a convenlent reference book for students and teachers part1cularly for those who are new at W H S Future Teachers f Amerlea Substltute teachlng IS one of the most chal lengmg and mterestmg aCt1V1tlES of FTA Sandra Schultz IS learnlng a great deal about chxldren land 1nc1dentally about caterp11lars' as she helps a thlrd grade class wlth the1r SCICHCC projects One of the most distinguished assembly speakers of the year was George Thomas member of British Parliament Jack Barnard the Wadsworth INFL president serxed a master of ceremonies that day Here we see Mr Work performing the introductions before the start of the assembly As Pat Perkins watches Mr Holmes records Hans Scherners Voice of Democracy speech Pat won the local contest for tenth eleventh and twelfth grades Hans was the XKIHDCI' in the freshman division Natlonal F orensle League Bright and early on a typical Saturday morning during the winter, a sleepy eyed but eager group of N F L members gath ered at the school to set off for a speech tournament The tournaments which formed a large part of the organization s activity provided not only competitive experience in public speaking but also many polnts toward N FL degrees For the first time in many years Wadsworth entered a debate team in these tourna ments Certain members also had the privilege of attending the Student Congress mod eled after our national Congress Special distinction was won by Larry Spice, who received the Silver Medal for Superior Senator NFL was very active locally too Again this year in the Prince of Peace Contest It had a county winner Hans Scherner who went on to place second in the district The two outstanding projects of NFL at Wadsworth High were put ting on the traditional Recognition As sernbly in May and sponsoring the first all school play Wadsworth has had in four years ROW 1 Stull Barden Harter Pray Hensal Weltzien ROW 2 Mr Holmes Perklns Brock Scherner Giffin Barnard CPres1dentJ ROW3 Janes Raynor Manske Spice Stuhrke Stone Janet Dulworth the pres1dent of Sr Tr1 Teens pauses for a moment at the formal to adjust her corsage Watchmg w1th a proval 1S her escort Larry Musch Sway1ng w1th the breeze L1nda Johnston Phylhs Nxpper and Judy Hartman perform the r1sky task of decoratxng the goal posts for a home football game Semor Trl Teens Imag1nat1on and energy are character 1st1cs of Sr Tr1 Teens The Homecommg thls year planned by them was cons1d ered one of the best yet At the lmpres SIVG pre game crownmg ceremony the Tr1 Teens presented the queen Joan Kahl Wlth a beautlful s1lver locket Wh1Ch w1ll be passed down to each succeedmg queen A tradltlonal hlghhght of the WHS soclal year lS the Tr1 Teen Formal spon sored Jomtly by Junlor and Senlor Tr1 Teens Th1s year s formal Moonllght Mlst was another great success wlth 134 Tr1 Teens and thelr dates attendmg From just these two examples of thelr aCt1V1t18S It IS easy to see why Trl Teens are the most popular of W H S orgamza tlons Q3 'r OC IW? ,X ROW1 Weldax Pate Lutz Graves Mumaw Lo 3 Ellxott Houston Zeffer Hunsberger Frank gar Rood Engler ROW 2 Magxar Lemmon Kahl Shook Hartman ROW4 Baughman Allan Bunnelle Carney Rxlex Bowman Mxtchell ROW Frase Grlfflths Leatherman Harter Lohr Q6 11 A6 99 1 '05 6 OC at swf 'WWW 01 39 Ni' 'wwf J-6 er 93 ROW 1 Carpenter Mlskell McCoy Baldwm Hllton Wheeler Mxskell Motzko ROW 2 John son Trease Frxedt VICHTS Goode Schultz Roh rer ROW 3 Mrs Roberts Doubledee Hagedorn ROW1 Porter Wohlford Mart1n Weltz1en S1mp son Nxpper Engler Takacs ROW 2 Pahlau Roh rer Tennant Cordrey Lucas McG1ll Myers ROW 3 Glsh Nagel Harr1son Ne1ser Hawk Serfass Wadsworth H1gh School took on qu1te a fes t1ve a1r durmg the last weeks before Chrlstmas vacat1on The most strlklng of all the decor atlons was thls Tr1 Teen creatlon atop the lockers rn the mam hall Here Janet Dulworth and Dorothy Wohlford drape angel halr over the branches to complete the sxlver and blue d1splay Maglxc Moser Ge1g McCaman P1fer ROW 4 Baker Takacs Stark Hockensm1th Ashley West brook Janes Dulworth CPres1dentJ Wohlford ROW 4 Nes cheff Crumr1ne Thomas Thomas Kyle Mont gomery Ph1ll1ps Johnston - 3 gf ' ,A f .v X of ,. 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ROW 1 Gardner Llllxbrxdge Bault Wxtschey Sm1th Krerder Wuchter Santee Kramer ROW 2 Oseland Selby Fauble Hender son, Barden, Rlggenbach, Baker, McGeorge ROW 3 Allen Beyer Newcomer, Pfe1ster, Ott, V1slasky, Poder, Jenewem, Hall ROW 4 Hunsbergex fPres1dentJ, Behk, Mathes, Hunsberger, OConnor Hath, Rowe, Grow In appreciation for the use of the library facilities the Junior Tri Teens help with special Job like decorating the bulletin board Hanging up bright book Jackets for a career display are three members of the cabinet Gerrv Scheehle Linda Lucas and Gretchen Hunsberger Junior Trl Teens An impressive candlelight ceremony marked the official opening of Junior Tri Teens this year In the darkened audi torium the oflicers spoke on the goals and ideals of Tr1 Teens Then the old mem bers pinned red and white membership ribbons on the new members and lighted their candles Much was done this vear by Junior Tri Teens to make the monthly meetings more interesting and meaningful Many of the meetings were held in the library with refreshments served afterward The girls used a patriotic opening and gave the devotional periods greater emphasis Among the programs were a lecture by Surprising things turn up in the lost and found department U sula Kindllng wonders vxho is feeling his way blindly around school rather than pay a penny to claim his glasses. Grace Huns- berger is thinking This shoe is strong but odor isnt everything. a beautician a skit on school spirit and a talk about enjoying books and libraries A serxice project of the group was tak ing over the lost and found which had been kept in the office Each night after school two girls collected any items left on the lockers and they stored them in Room 202 Their charge was a penny to redeem each article Helping to plan the Tr1 Teen Formal held on the first of December was one of the big activities of the yeai Actually attending the dance was even more ex citing especially because Moonlight Mist was the first formal dance for most of the freshman members Q 1 .- A -- ,- 'D VA' -fs. 90 I5 ,gl Os QQ ig .S W' oo .Lf 51 WS ,J J fs. Q. ROW 1 Everhard Terry McDowell Brown Llghtfoot Flath Kuder Wood Shoup ROW 2 Woods Cuschleg Solaro Wooters M1racle Eas terday Nlcodemus Fe1kert Earley ROW 3 Mr Schaffer Allen Gantz V1S1HSky Crup1 Heller Sen1or Programs gym meetlngs projects and partles form the well rounded schedule of the Sen1or H1 Y Th1S year s calendar 1ncluded a program g1ven by a represent atlV6 of the Natlonal Guard and a tour of the Armory 1n Akron Several basketball games were scheduled w1th the H1 Y groups of other schools Sen1or H1 Y also sent Dave Weaver, and Jlm Allen as al ternate to represent Wadsworth 1n the Oh1O Youth and Government program .lk 1.-ave.. 'Vlantle Keeler Sp1ce ROW 4 K1ssl1ng CPTGSI dentb M1ller Henson Hahn Borcherdmg M1ller Lamson Epp1ch Larson ROW 4 S1mshauser Held Ruskan Weaver Larson Conover Sp1ce Perk1ns H1Y Columbus where OhlO H1 Y members set up a model state leglslature One of the major projects of Sen1or H1 Y 1S the trad1t1onal Homecommg bon f1re Th1s year lt was held on October 18 the nlght before the Wadsworth Norton game The pep rally 1n the aud1tor1um the snake dance down Mllls Street and fmally the bonflre 1tself are moments that w1ll long be remembered by the H1 Y and the other students of WH S Ii Exeryone has a good t1me at the Homecommg bonfxrc Look what a blg dose of the H1 Y's school sp1r1t d1d to these band members' A faxorlte past1me of Sen1or H1 Y IS play mg basketball Here ue see a ln elv game of sh1rts and skms at one of the gym rncetmgs ROW 1 Mr Martln Rosenberg Solaro West Glffin N1cholson Holland Krelder ROW 2 Remy Brock Andrews CPres1dentJ Parker He1ghberger Barnard Jumor H1 Y Extra currlcular 3Ct1V1t1eS are 1ntended to add a l1ttle fun to school l1fe Anyway that 1S the feellng of Jun1or H1 Y Th1S organ1zat1on the younger brother of Sen 1or H1 Y IS composed of seventh e1ghth and mnth grade boys For many of them It IS thelr first experlence 1D runnmg a club and conductmg bus1ness meet1ngs Under the watchful eye of Mr Mart1n the boys hold two meet1ngs a month The first Tuesday of the month IS devoted to a program or a busmess meet1ng the thlrd Tuesday IS set aS1de for athlet1cs As m Sen1or H1 Y the favor1te act1v1ty 1S play 1ng basketball at the gym meet1ngs Other Junlor H1 Y meet1ngs th1s year 1ncluded a sw1mm1ng party 1n Akron and a program on forestry and the uses of forest products Jumor H1 Y officers held meetlng early ln January to plan programs for the comlng months We see Mr Martln Doug Andrews WIISOH Love and Mlke Parker d1scuss1ng the pOSSlb111ty of a Jomt meetmg Wlth the Sen1or H1 Y flicking cards into a cigar box also that they have big feet!J Stage Crew The letteiing on the door ot the piop 1oom leads Demon Stage Crew Judg ing fiom the picture below that is a good name for this lively group' Although they dont spend all their time decapi tating each othei the stage crew members do come up with some verv original high Jinks One day Dave Eveihard accident ally bloke the coil of the stage ciew ie frigeratoi and released the gas almost suffocating his pals Whenever the 1an1 tois tools aie missing it is pxettx safe to ume that these boys have boi rowed them again The crew must be backstage whenever there is a px ogi am in the auditorium They set up and strike stage handle the lighting and loudspeaker systems and help produce special effects If any tech nical trouble develops during a perform ance the stage crew s skill and ingenuity is of vital importance for the show must go on' ROW 1 B1llSchrengauer Bob Martin Richard Heath ROW 2 Mr Sears Bob Monteith Dave Everhard Charles Crupi hi' .f 4... DGP-: 32 ll The prop room off the stage is the stage crew's private hangout During the noon hour and other spare time the boys gather to relax and goof off. While Bob Martin develops his specialty of Dave Everhard and Bob Monteith prove that they can read land 'N QSJ' 09 Q6 ROW 1 Romam Leavrtt Engler Engler Thomas Mr Krelder ROW 2 Frltz Hood Ball Frledt ROW 3 McDowell Krelder Easterday Welday Lucas ROW 4 Bor land Trease Flemmg Smlth Pro j8Ctl0l1lStS If 1tS true that v1ew1ng educat1onal iilms 1S the fastest way of learnmg the proJect1on1sts ought to be the best lnformed students 1n school They are the boys that operate the projectors for the hundreds of mov1es shown at WHS every year In the fall boys wlshlng to Joln the group recelve about four weeks of tra1n mg ln the use and care of sound projec tors and s11de and Hlmstrlp projectors At the end of that tlme the boys must pass an exam on the operat1on of the equ1p ment before they are put on the regular projectlonlsts schedule Two or three proJect1on1sts are on call each perlod to show films to classes Members of the group are often asked to show movles to clubs and other organl zat1ons around Wadsworth Thelr pro gram of act1v1t1es also mcludes meetlngs and part1es Carl Trease and Ross McDowell check the schedule to flnd out where they are supposed to show a sclence f11m Add1t1ons to the v1sua1 a1ds equlpment th1s year were another sound projector and a s11de projector C f t 2 'F A 1 :. 1- , ' ag - n ' W :M - ,pr K HW'-' ' X 1 U' D , 5- 1 y 1 y v - - 3 1 Y Y ' D ' . v a r y ' Z ' 1 1 1 . 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'L-I ROW 1 Sally Lou Jcnklns Jerold Llchty Lcann Hockcnsmlth Gretchen Huns berger GIHCC Hunsbo1g,cr ROW 2 Dave Adams Ma1y Al1ce Sykes Acco Alexander Sandra Lac Rao Joan Hcavrm Sharon Gorman MISS Hardlng Llbrary Staff Only a few students reallze what a task It 1S to keep a school l1brary qu1et and orderly Among these few are of course, the members of the l1brary staff who must perform the pollce and Janltor dutles day after day The1r busy routme lncludes numberlng new books, typmg mdex cards, repa1r1ng torn pages, and checklng books 1n and out The Chrlstmas season was an espec1ally Sharon Gorman IS lookmg up the card for a short story book busy one for the llbrary staff th1S Year They helped Wlth the P TA Book Fa1r and enjoyed a Chrlstmas party At the party MISS Hardmg presented the staff members w1th beautlful ballpo1nt pens 1n apprec1at1on for the1r consclentlous work Actually however, the1r many study halls spent 1n the llbrary have a much more lrnportant reward the ab1l1ty to use books and llbrarles effectwely that has Just been returned Wlth the book c1rculat1on of the Hllde brand Memorlal L1brary con stantly lncreaslng the check out desk IS a busy place Magazmes get plenty of ha1d use 1n the l1b1a1y, so Dave Adams pxotects thc latest lssue of US News and World Report w1th a stuldv plastlc covo1 DIXIE Engler and Rose Marie Hagedorn re ply Maybe so Well check on it Was this boy flicking last period? asks Mr Wright ,. WA on P ROW 1 Jane Rohrer Lulu Snowden Shirley Elliott Rose Marie Hagedorn Sue Zeifer Sue Pifer ROW 2 Mr Wright Sandra Tennant Jackie Rohrer Dixie Engler Verna Rohrer Attendance Takers Keeping the attendance record is an important part of school routine The junior and senior girls who work in Mr Wright s oflice give up a study hall each day to handle that Job On the hourly round of classrooms to pick up the attendance slips the girls get to see Whats happening all over the school They also get a little fresh air fand perhaps Wet feet or frosty fingersj if they make the trip over to the annex Other duties in the attendance office are drawing up an absence list each period and comparing the lists to catch flicking preparing the pink excuse slips for the individual absentees and running errands Secretaries 59 ,, T il ROW 1: Dorothy Wohlford Sheila McGill Betty Erbse Pearl Geig Jackie Rohrer Judy Hartman Camille Montgomery. Girls who are interested in careers in business can get practical experience as secretaries in Mr. Heyl s office. One stu- dent works there each period on such jobs as sorting the mail- typing letters state- ments purchase orders etcx handing out supplies' and keeping records. This secre- tarial work provides great benefits both for the school and for these girls. priations Journal We Pearl Geig the sixth period helper IS posting on the appro Lanny Jones one of the senior members of machine shop drilling and tapping cast 1ron boxes with the drill press This particular project happened to be work for an outside group Machine Shop Junior and senior boys with mechanical interests get practical training for a voca- tion in the W.H.S. Machine Shop under the expert guidance of Mr. Cramp. The boys spend three hours each day in shop, and another hour ln related subjects learning how to design and make machln ery as well as how to operate it and care for it The largest part of the boys project work is making tools for their personal use in the future They buy castings and then machine and assemble them into grinders air compressors drill presses and other machinery A new project this year was planning and setting up a foundry in the shop Af ter spending much time in testing and perfecting their procedure and equip ment the boys were able to make their own castings of iron steel aluminum, brass and other industrial metals Besides doing the regular project work, the machine shop boys take field trips to near by industries to observe the machin ery and how it is used Their favorite pastime is discussing the latest cars or working on their own hot rods ROW 1 Mr Cramp Jack Hindall Roger Oplinger Jim Given Tom Knapp Richard Chesser Tom Martin ROW 2 Glenn Carpenter Larry Trent Don Brady Gerald Shipe Ronald Lorton Lanny Jones Lanny Madden 'X ,vs go' 6 I 5' 's .- has . . 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QC bv ' N' ROW 1 B111 K1nnard Don Yarman Mr Gerstenschlager Chuck Heller Ne1l Splce ROW 2 Ignatlus R81Ch B111 Woods Darrell Easterday Dmck Hasenyager Prmt Shop It would be hard to flnd another class that performs so much servxce for the school as pr1nt shop Th1s group of boys under the leadershlp of Mr Gerstenschla ger does all the pr1nt1ng for the entlre year Th1S lncludes the reglstratxon cards and the grade cards the attendance Sl1pS and the absence shps, the honor roll cer t1f1cates and the detentlon notlces so fa m1l1ar to WHS students and teachers Another great servlce done by the pr1nt shop IS prmtlng the posters t1CkEtS, and programs for plays and concerts and other events Pr1nt shop boys spend f1VG of the SIX per1ods each day 1n shop and related sub jects preparmg themselves for a valuable vocat1on On the soclal s1de they enjoy gym per1ods and bowllng An especlally enjoyable occas1on th1s year was thelr Chr1stmas party held at Iacom1n1s ID Akron ww mm' my 'Wt 2'a.f:,a-E 'W??4i'l!'vvgg.. Th1s here IS a flne football program sales man B111 Woods tells Tom Burkett Its a real bargam for flfteen cents Pr1nt shop boys sell thelr programs at the stad1um before all home football games Part of the proceeds th1s year went for new shop equlpment and the rest for thelr Chr1stmas party M js 41 1 QQ 9? AJ .AL - If F . V .H if 4 1 : A ' -' I s 4:9 j ' A 5 M .' , 1' , ' ' j , ' a r X ' X 'sn f ,V X X f 5 I fr g 5 112 X . ' I dl, VV A ' ,A V- , 2 ff M' ' ' 7 7 1 ' cs ' ' ' as - ' y LL 1 . . ,, . O . 'Hn K A 1 3Hwn., K H . L f V Hgh V .-..t,-'T V . ,ft,f:ffy.4A.n,,? 5,7 j 'Adv , . . . ,L 'Q' f ,4 ar 4' I if . I - I I , 4,42 -f , j Q my 91,7 . . . W fasy Q W r V . . , . , Q Ji ' . , 1 v..'4'24e 7 A ' A Lb! 552,21 . , , ,jp . . . . - 6 t ' ' V' iw -.,! J 4 . . . . ' . M fx... ga? y M , Nsss' I. aff , a s. : -' , I e f Q jg , - 1 ' ' K ' I gl ji Q . . ., . Aj? , ' 02, ' 1 . x H f'r,54Qf , 1 - .. . V f Q-HS '55 ' ' '1i' .7'1'-5 . c r 3? ' ' g 5 l 'f .,-., -as N ' A45 'gh f- -. 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Journalism Class Except fO1 the tldy desk Larry Splce looks the part of a b1g shot executue L1sten1ng to h1s words of xusdom are Joan Trease Mrs 'VIcElvx ee and Helen Ky le The Whzsperev has no monopoly on pubhshmg the wh1spers of Wadsworth H1gh Each week the Joulnallsm class prepa1 es a l1vely 1ev1ew of the dolngs at W H S for the Wadsworth News Banner Its column wh1ch was renamed The Beal Facts thls year 1S one of the most thoroughly read sect1ons of the paper Intervlews of senlors and teachers classroom and club news sports wrlte ups Cwho wlll ever forget the Coward Creek Comments'J ed1tor1als and fea tu1 es make up the varled content of The Bear Facts Espec1ally popular are rov mg reporter 1nterv1ews fashlon notes and gOSS1p about dates and pa1t1es for everyone hkes to see h1s own name 1n pr1nt Members of the Journahsrn class spend an hour each day puttmg out thelr col umn Speclal dutles such as 1epo1t1ng wrltlng copyreadmg typmg and proof 1ead1ng are ass1gned to each of them The results are journahstlc expel 1ence for the class and an mterestmg newspaper for W H S ROW1 Flood Johnston Kyle SDICE CEd1torJ ROW 2 Walkerow DeVoe Johnson Stone Hartman Weckbacher Mrs McElwee Trease ggh .1 l QU ,an fl 1 . 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JO 'G' ROW 1 Hunsberger Baughman W1ll1ams Lee Schultz Rohrer Rohrer Romam ROW 2 West brook Nescheff Stone Shoup CPres1dentD Keeler Moore Ellxott Smxth ROW 3 Mr Parro Crup1 Allen Madlgan McElroy Irw1n Ault Ashley ROW 4 Martln CPres1dentJ Perk1ns Mlller Klsh Conover Mlller panlsh Club When students of las clases de espanol have secrets they fmd It unnecessary to whlsper they s1mply call on the1r Span 1sh vocabulary Even a Spanlard rmght have trouble frgurlng out the secrets but that IS all part of the fun Although each Spanxsh class IS organ 1zed as a separate club the two classes somet1mes work together On October PQQZV4 Z, ROWI Berl1n P1fer Wxdder ROW 2 M1ss Baughman Dronebarger Hllton Roblnson Stonebrook Ott Poder Mlller Wheeler 20 the clubs held a hayrlde and 1n No vember the flrst year class enjoyed a ban quet at the Sm1thv1lle Inn Good t1mes are character1st1c of the Span1sh Clubs however as the months go by the members can also apprec1ate the fact that they are learnmg a language whlch has a great slgnlflcance 1n a world made small by modern transportat1on Art Class Us1ng paper wood cloth copper and other materxals the art class trxes to pro duce or express beauty Under the super v1s1on of Mlss Baughman students work 1nd1v1dually or 1n small groups on the projects they are most mterested Thelr serv1ce to the school mcludes palnt 1ng scenery and deslgnlng programs for plays and concerts Th1s year they spent many hours makmg posters and pa1nt1ng the blg slgnboard 1n the c1ty square to publ1c1ze the P T A Book Fa1r Members of the art class also took part 1n a w1ndow pa1nt1ng contest at Halloween a nat1onal contest for safety posters and a reglonal art show at O Ne1l s 1n Akron These ac t1V1t16S gave the students much enjoy ment as well as an opportunlty to develop the1r art1st1c talent 39 1 3 - f K' , f ' Q- 4' 1 My ' G, 4 v 3 lt , N QQ B Q . 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The students can expect reverent and inspiring chapel services, entertaining assembly programs, and polished concert performances. What is the choir's recipe for success? Stir to- gether one part vocal training, two parts cooperation, and three parts of faithful practice, flavor well with laughter. Be- cause of the relaxed, friendly atmosphere, visitors like to drop in at Room 308 dur- ing fourth period. fThey may find the choir singing 'tHappy Birthday to them too!J Vocal exercises and theory drills played an important part in the class work of the choir this year. This training was helpful, not only in improving their tone quality and music knowledge, but also in increas- ing their accuracy in a cappella singing. Although the choir concentrated main- ly on programs for W.H.S., they gained additional experience this year by pre- senting assemblies in Centralized, Lin- coln, and Franklin Schools. The most en- joyable activity of the year was the carol- ing and the party at Christmas time. 'iNow let me feel you exhale, says Mr. Sears. Most of the choir members find that breathing side- ways is a difiicult process, but Dave Weaver seems to have learned the trick to it. 'na x Q- Oi' lest, -39: 51,4 3' - -f '-' 'F' 4.- , - .. - -'54 Q, an ' .nf is. dk 35: V 'Y v 1 3 Jul' it Q6 7 Y ROW 1: Erbsc. Rivers. Carney. Nipper. Martin. Simpson. Engler. ROW 2i Heavrin, Shook. Phillips. Hzirtcr. Yicars. Christian. Wheeler. ROW 3i Swaglcr. DeLong. Magyar, Kahl. Schultz. Miragliotta. Heath. ROW 4: Good. Crupi, Terry. Monteith. Walkcrow. Brown. Tri-nt. Headline news-Harmonettes return to Wadsworth Highf Again nine sweet voices are blending in favorites like I Love Little Willie and ttWinter VVonder- landl' to delight audiences at W.H.S. vocal programs and at gatherings of local clubs. lodges. and church groups. And in their lovely afternoon dresses. purchased by Rotary. the Harmonettes are a treat for the eye as well as for the ear. Practicing at the unearthly hour of eight in the morning seems to have no had effects on these girls. for their singing always spar- kles with Wide-awake liveliness. Becky Bault. Dianne Christian, Marv Jane Harrison Patricia Clcxidcnce Janei ' . . I . f' f . . Smith. Rhea Griffiths. Sondra Takacs. Joan Kahl. Maryann Houston. The girl behind the piano at all choir per- formances is Carol Crumrine. the talented accompanist. Her skill and. even more im- portant, her patience are great assets to the choir. 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Passing out the music IS a rou tine Job performed many times a day in the glee clubs We see Sally Lou Jenkins as she takes her turn distributing sheet music dur mg second period Glee Clubs Everybody that wants to sing gets the chance at WHS In the two glrls glee clubs and in boys glee the students get not only the pleasure of participating in good music but also vocal tralmng and experience in group harmony Vocal ex ercises such as the deeply moving and inspiring alphabet song are used almost daily to help the students limber up their voices and improve their range For semester exams this year each person had to sing in a trio or quartet and to write from memory the titles of the songs sung during the year Boys glee club makes up for its small ness 1n number by having an extra amount of fun Under the president Jim Dressler two freshman Janitors are These four charming girls Faye Newcomer Sonja Nescheff Jane Smith and Dianne Christian are the accompanists for the glee clubs. Their understanding help especially when a group strays off pitch or misses a cue is greatly appreciated by the singers and Mr. Sears. elected each month to g1V9 Mr Sears room a daily dusting and to shine the seniors shoes Fines lev1ed for such offenses as chewing gum or tilting back the chairs are put in the party fund The boys and girls glee clubs perform in two concerts second semester One of the most beautiful moments of the even ing 1S the instant when the curtalns are drawn back showing the stage full of pretty girls wearing formals in a rain bow of colors The girls glee concert numbers this year included The Snow and Its Something To Smg About Two of the numbers sung by the boys were Aura Lee and Nobody Knows the Trouble I ve Seen Q - s.- ,W Y ,g l 4 V cv ' an, 35' 'S' ROWl Scheehle West Hunsberger Lutz Kmdllng Jacobs N1cholson Walls ROW 2 Leatherman Santee Baker Krelder Jeneweln Wuchter Dletz ROW 3 Brown Leavltt Stonler Farnsvxorth Kle1n Montgomery Leatherman Allan ROW 4 Lamson Mathes Parmelee Pease Wllllams Ba1rd Thomas ROW 5 Mumford Stentz Crlsllp Conover Malancy Good Jacobs V3fSlty Band Wlth the st1rr1ng blast of trumpets and the resoundmg crash of cymbals the WHS V31S1ty Band marched mto foot ball season as one of the pepplest bands rn the alea W1th then new dn ector, Mr Baldwln the band dex eloped many new formatlons and a march that turned mto a br1sk step by m1d fall and finally su1 passed the goal of 170 steps per m1nute by the end of marchlng season All th1s GXEICISE put the band 1n good tr1m for the stlenuous sales campalgn to 1a1se money for new unlforms In the second semester the pep band and concert band kept up the tradltlon of v1tal1ty The two fine conce1ts COl'1S1StlI1g of over tures and marches majorette acts solos and novelty numbe1s were among the mus1cal h1ghl1ghts of the year at WH S Al Pease Elame Crlshp and Dlck Good performed as a sparklmg trumpet tr1o 1n The Carmval of Vemce one of the manv Hne band numbers at the Spflng concert pi- Thc majorettcs looked nnghtx cute xx earmg then new grax Jackets to school thlx xear The Jackets were also a welcome addmon to then umforms on some of the frostx ex cmngs at the football stadlum .wry Wm ROWl Bauer Cordrey Myers Romarn Earley Glsh Crlshp Srmth ROW 2 Lucas Hollenbach Kramer Allen Murnaw Graves Wclday Mr Baldwm ROW 3 Frledt Crumrme Sm1th Hunsberger Cochran Remy Amstutz Love ROW 4 Welday Shoup Ford Barger Lamson Leedy Weldaw ROW 5 Earlev Bucklngham GUIIGQ Gantz Stuhrke Malaney Wolf V3PSlty Majorettes Janet Dulworth Pat Jenkms Leann Hockensmlth Judv Serfass Lmda Ballard Dorothy Wohlford Linda Lutz L' ' D .fs Jin xii,- ROWl Ste1del Shoup G1lbert Randall Ewmg Fye N1cholson Sm1th ROW 2 Mr Baldwm Balrd H1nkle Holcomb Kratzer Wynkoop George Trent ROW 3 Young Brown Adams Brenfleck Slmpson Cooper W1ll1ams ROW 4 Slabaugh Andrews Wlley Hall Beard Dawson W1ll1ams Cadet Band The annex durmg iifth per1od IS the settlng for some llvely rnuslc the prac tlce of the Cadet Band Thelr repertolre more dlfficult and varled than that of Reserve Band lncludes Phedle Over ture and Come Back to Sorrento They also practlce from the march books of Varslty Band, so that everyone w1ll have an equal chance ln tryouts for next year s marchlng band Th1S sprmg the Cadet Band performed for the all lnstrurnental concert and for a P T A meetlng Members of the band were energet1c fund ralsers for the new Varslty Band unlfolms they hope to wear soon They Jomed Wlth the other two bands 1n sellmg tags on Tag Day, chocolates and fru1t cakes at Chrlstmas and quarter pound candy bars ln February The Band Parents were the ones respons1ble for the blg dr1Ve to purchase S6 000 worth of unlforrns and four new bass horns Besldes organlzlng the three door door campa1gns they sold refreshments at football games and held a dmner Here we see s1x of the most actlve members Mr 8: Mrs Leland Santee Mr Ivan Leather man Mr Sz Mrs Harry Hockensm1th and Mrs Ixan Leatherman at the sales tables durmg the Band Parents open house at Overlook School L J as as Q? ...J mlb ROW 1 Steele Huffman Klbe Raker Bucher Parks Daniels Fenton ROW 4 Nash Sp1ce Wiley Wearstler ROW 2 Mr Baldwin Leather Good Crumrme Urban Weaver Celentano ROW man Wynkoop Wolf Pifer Koppes Police Miller 5 Adam1ch Raynor Mumford Kmdig Mehol11n ROW 3 Holcomb Amstutz Heyl Hantzsche Fr1edt Marshall Reserve Band One of the biggest thrills of coming to the high school is playmg in a real band The Reserve Band is the youngest group of mstrumentallsts at W H S as It IS made up mostly of seventh and elghth graders They practlce every day in the annex under the direction of Mr Bald win hopmg for quick promotion to Cadet Band and finally to Varsity Reserve Band members cooperated with members of the other two bands 1n selling candy at Christmas time and also in producing the spring band concert Reserve Band uniforms are good looking but they re not guaranteed to fit! Cynthia Wear- stler hopes she can get to the band room early enough to get a smaller size next time. if E1 5 2. i 3 o D 2 i' 2 L, . . ' .my 1 f V , 1 X 5 , . 'ti , AA, 4 , J ix , 1' ,l 4-nnvgi, H' ---. 5, -.42 ' A. ubil 4 M, N 2 , sf. l H1 I -A ' -I ,rsix 5 1 5 Q ' . 4 f A mtg rf . fs 9 VIS? 4 55- What is behind tn sports victories that W.H.S. students shout about? he whispered mound confer- ences between pitch and catcher .... the keyed-up buzz of anticipation n the locker room before the big game .... the hus ed signals of the quarterback call- ing the next play . . . the coach's quiet words of en- couragement to s high jumper. Many other xamples could be given of the special quality of spor at Wadsworth High. The enthusiastic Grizzly fan turally is aware of the excitement and glamour of , sport, but the spirit is something less conspicuo . It finds expression in the close teamwork, the fair p y, the continual practicing, and the all-out competi e effort of Grizzly teams. This winning spirit is he plus quality needed for a winning team. It is the hisper of greatness that has made W.H.S. ath- letics omething worth shouting about. 'S s444' 1 ,gr we f.1,ff't'!,,3 1 P' dh TW331 s gi ir ROW 1 Walkerow CCaptJ Kinnard H011 Ball ROW 3 Manske Musch Dressler Held Simshau Moore Good Forsman Noe Trent ser Lorton Smiseck Lyren Griesmer CMgrD ROW 2 Miller Lamson Perkins Williams Martm Mr Lyren Henson Lonier Emch Ruskan Mr Mcllvaine V3PSlty Football This year s Wadsworth High School football team made their presence felt in the Metropolitan League as they fought their way to a very commendable six three record Sparked by the able man agement of Captain Art Walkerow and the defensive signal calling of Bob Mar tin the W H S grldders wound up their season in fourth place For the fans the season was an exciting one Until the last three games Wadsworth was in ser 1ous contention for the league champion ship As if this werent enough the team itself played the type of football which kept the fans on the edge of their seats Dick Reynolds 78 yard TD run on the opening kickoff at Orrville and his 75 yard run after intercepting a Stow pass Joe Williams s 30 40 50 60 yard runs many times after being hit by several opposing players and the teams effort in staging a brilliant comeback to beat Springfield are all typical of the brand of football played at WHS this year T put a final touch on a successful year four Grizzlies were named to the Metro Lea gue all star teams They are Mike Miller Art Walkerow Bob Martin and Tony Bordac 50 Art Walkerow attempting to sweep h1S own right end runs up against three opposing play ers who are ready and willing to call a halt to his 12 yard Jaunt Dick Reynolds is off and running on a 78 yard TD run at Orrville. The Grizzlies de feated the Red Riders 25-13. Q m on on 5 s45ife33fS3E S55e Q4 3 OO 9 -Q ' 441 EWEA' 'QV t r sm 1' ROW1 Brownmg Lukmac Heath Gwen Dye p1 Lecky Bordac Borcherdlng ROW 3 M Wertz Ault Held Schrengauer Carr ROW 2 Oross Engler C'VIgr9 Barnard CMgr9 DeVoe Reynolds Terry Satterfleld Heller Yarman Cru Alexander Sp1cc Farrell Sp1ce Speck They at Ellet at Orrvllle at Coventry Spr1ngf1eld Norton Tallmadge at Kent Roosevelt Stow 2. , 'Vw Rex Mcllvalne coach and Art Walkerow quarterback look oxer a nevx play bemg tr1ed out at one of the Gr1zzly workouts As proof of the old saylng that you cant keep a good man down Joe W1ll1ams shook th1s vxould be tackler along wlth several others and romped 28 yards for a touchdown agamst Stow 51 , gf- ua '.' - R , .. 7 - A - v Q 1- ,, af-4 - ' 7 'I -.--W Ag V ' ,- ix --.f,.,., -M .is 3,1 5 ,V f X ,ay ., . - A J, I Y q - y D ii. Y . if , Xi '7 Q , 4 ky, s 4 H R I 1' 7 I I ' , ' , , , , ', . . ' . 2 r. We - ' 5 B 21 ............ Randolph ............ 6 ' 28 ............. ............. 1 4 25 ............ ' ............ 13 13 ........... ........... 2 7 28 ........... ' ' . ,......... 25 26 ............. ............. 7 7 ............ ............ 2 2 6 ........ ........ 4 4 54 .............. .............. 1 4 ' 'v A, mae. si- 5 7 l 7, 'uf Wrnners of the three b1g foot ball awards Art Walkerow Joe Wllllams and Tom DcVoe d1splay thelr trophres Walkerow was thls xears captaln Wrlllams was named the rnost xaluable plaxer and DeVoe IS next wears captaln Dick Good is about to break past two Tallmadge defenders af- ter receiving a punt. Art Walkuoxx W H S quarte back seems to haxe one Ellct plax Q1 blockrng fO1 hlm Tlns was not the case but Wadsvx ortn was stlll able to defeat Ellet The W.H.S. junior high foot- Inav- -'Qf'fr 4w.dl-gQ',g PW! ,ir V' ROW 1 West Kimmel Heighberger Houston Adams Leatherman Nipper Adams ROW 2 Collins fMgrJ Howard Graham Ribar Brock Freshman The Wadsworth varsity need have no fears over who the future material for the WHS elevens will be One glance at this year s freshman team should con v1nce them that they are leaving the grid iron in good hands With such players as Dave Graham Mark Burkholder Stewart Brock and Jerry Beard the frosh eleven Hall Parks Love ROW 3 Beard Varney Burk holder Bishop Ph1l11p1 Earley Thomas Hall Mills Mr Krauss Football won two out of the three games they played They beat Medina 21 0 in the two quarter preview and they won over Wooster 53 33 but Barberton UL Light with a 220 pound fullback was just a little too much for them to handle and they went down to a respectable defeat 7 Junior High Football ball team, showing in promise what they lack in experience, suffered at the hands of their opponents in the 1956 cam- paign. Losing four and tying one, they nevertheless dis- played good sportsmanship and will to play. The mem- bers of the junior high team may never be known for their football prowess, but they will always be noted for their clean and fair playing, and their love of the game. ra 43' 437 6 ,Y ROW 1: Elliott, Martin, Kibe, Engler, Simpson, Engler, ROW 2: Williamson, Winkler, Dague, Milhoan, Leavitt, Kaylor. ROW 3: Mr. Davis, Wiesen, Christian, Smith, Rollins, Williams, Yoxthimer fMgr.J. 53 ROW1 Terry Moore Williams Houston Lyren Ewmg Gantz ROW 2 K1ssl1ng CMgrJ Manske Ruskan Mumford Dressler Henson Pease CMgrJ Varslty Basketball Finally getting some boys over six feet Wadsworth enjoyed one of the tallest teams it has had in several years How ever when you gain 1n one thing you must lose 1n something else consequent ly Wadsworth had a slower team than in recent seasons Not to be denied Wads worth came out fighting and when the season was over they found themselves in second place in the Metropolltan League Playing a better brand of ball than their record might 1nd1cate they lost two games by 2 points and one by 3 With Jim Dressler rewriting the record books Wadsworth became one of the most feared teams in the league next to Kent Roosevelt Dressler set three new 1nd1 vidual records most points in one game 38 most points in one season 407 high est per game average for one season 22 6 In the tournament the Grizzlies came up against second seeded Central in the opening round Although they put up a game battle they were no match for the speedy Wildcats Buchtel Norton At Tallmadge Springfleld At Coventry At Medina Stow At Kent Roosevelt At Wooster Kent Roosevelt At Norton Barberton Tallmadge Copley At Springfield Coventry At Stow .............AtRittman . . . . . . . Central Ctournamentb . . Ray Terry gets a one-hand jump shot avxay over the outstretched arm of his Springfield opponent. Wadsworth agaln controls the back boards as Joe W1ll1ams and Bob Ruskan clear the Way for J1m Dressler to haul down another rebound Dresslers 407 polnts for the season was the hlghest ln the d1str1ct The team may have been Weak defen S1VEly but they too Won the scormg Cham pxonshlp among all the AA schools 1n th1s dlstrlct Joe Wllhams and Johnnx Nloole tcam up on thclr hclplcss opponent xx h1le hc qulck lx looks foz a teammate to pass to 'Not onlx a standout defenslx ely Wllllams s extreme accuracx from the corner kept Wadsw oxth ln the runnlng 1n many games 'Vloore also helped prox lde a long range attack w 1th hls shots from center court Joe W1ll1ams stralns ex erx muscle ln h1s bodx as he at SOITIS 3CI'Obat1C TTIHHGUK GFS tempts to W1n the race for the loose ball B1ll L5 ren and J1m Dressler anxlouslw avx alt the outcome of the race whlle an un1dent1f1ed Gr1zzl3 attempts With every member of the varsitys starting lineup graduating this spring the need for experienced cagemen is ap parent The Grizzly Cubs are willing to fill this demand Fighting their way to a sparkling 15 3 record the reserves played the kind of ball for which Wads worth is noted Fast clean competitive and usually victorious basketball was what the fans knew they would see when they went to a reserve game W3 W V Q Six hands reaching for one bas- ketball can present quite a prob- lem. Only two of the hands be- long to Wadsworth players, but those two are closer to the ball than any one of the other four We They 44 ..... Buchtel ..... 59 Norton 56 38 48. . At Tallmadge . .33 68. . . Springfield . . .47 59. . At Coventry . .38 57... At Medina ...51 63 ...... Stow ...... 52 45 At Kent Roosevelt 47 53... At Wooster . . .46 56. Kent Roosevelt .53 58 .... At Norton .... 48 53 Barberton 55 Tallmadge Copley At Springfield Coventry At Stow At Rittman Reserve Basketball The reserves biggest weapon lay in the fact that there was no one man who was consistently the point maker for the team Opposing schools had to stop all five men to insure a victory The uccess of many teams depends upon the success of one man if he is stopped or has a bad night the team loses The abundance of talent on the reserve team overcame this prob lem and was a big factor 1n the success of the WHS reserves IN -Qifx GL ROW1 Wertz Graham Lonier Holl Griesmer Heath ROW 2 Parmelee CMgrJ Burkholder Ruskan Lyren Noe Mr Mcllvaine 64f.f f.119 ,. ' 78 ..... ..... 5 0 8 WV 55. ' ' .31 'Q 67 .... .... 3 8 70 .... .... 5 1 58... ' ...45 as af, 5 je I , 1 . l - Z ' ,V Y l 'I .TLA pi,f'gw it 1 E ., p ,mln .mth Q be c ' 5 ' o 1 U Medma Sharon Granger Rrttman Doylestoxxn H1ghland fBarbertonl Med1na Rrttman WQStf16ld Wadswolth Centrahzed Westfleld Wadsworth Centrahzed Hlghland fBarbertonj EQESEL-'SL-fri ROW1 Thomas lMgrl West Leathelman Love Beald 4MgrJ ROW 2 Earley Blshop Raynor Andrews Becker Mr Lxren ,Iumor H1gh Basketball 1 law mn ROW1 Mr D'1v1s Dudas Slmpson CMQ1 D Thom as fMgrl ROW2 Elllott Prrce Larson ROW3 Murray Yoxthxmel Abrams Rudolph ROW 4 Venner Klndlmg Brovxn The sex enth and elghth glade and fleshman basketball teams although playmg every game to Wm place the heauest ernphas1s on gammg expeuence for then future pa1t1c1pat1on on the xal Slty team Thex leax n the flner techmques of the game as well as masteung the fun damentals Thex lealn to lespect the de clean lor and of ball wlth a mlmmum of fouls and a mafclmum of spoltsmanshlp They Centrallzed Wooster Centrahzed Medlna At Rlttman At Wooster Hlghland fBarbertonJ At Kenmore Rlttman At Wooster Kenmore At Medlna At Spr1ngf1e1d Hlghland QBarbertonJ At Orrvxlle Orrv1lle ' ................... L T .,....... w ..... L W' .wh . .... I A x - I os 1 . i U 0 o , 'l l Q -1 4 O I l 5, , 2 , ii 3 cisions of the officials. and to play a fastl r M We .. .i . 38... ' ...15 f 'l 3 50 .... .... 8 2 If-48 ' 34... ' . . .37 . 1. .J 34 ..... ' .....27 . .iw 11 lg ,5 B 33... ' ...io : W lk R 27... ...7 r ' '4 W3 27 .... ' .... 38 ,, Q fl 24.. ..23 . 4 20.'... ' ....33 3 32... ...31 ' J, 29 .... .... 4 5 A . 27... ' ...22 . ,Q 21. ' ' .54 .,.,x 28 .... ' .... 40 Q 22... ' ...28 I V U Q 23 .... ' ....35 Coach Gene Lyren Whatsa matter ya afra1d of that ball' Don t stand there w1th the bat on your shoulder' W1th these whlspers run mng through the1r heads last year s base ball team ate drank and slept baseball for two months The1r work was amply rewarded by the prestlge of an 1mpress1ve 13 5 record In the d1str1ct tournament they went three games before golng down to defeat Spr1ngf1eld at Wooster Kenmore Orrvllle Barberton Kent Roosevelt Barberton Stow Norton at Orrv1lle at Norton at Sprlngfleld at Tallmadge Coventry Rlttman Ellet Wooster FMU They A Wadsworth player attempts to dr1ve home the runner on thlrd H1s mtentlons were better than h1s results because h mlssed the ball completely Baseball As lf th1S werent enough the team won the Metro League Champ1onsh1p was un deleated 1n Metro League play and had J 1m Chr1stner named to the All Oh1o H1gh School Team Gene Lyren was one of the coaches of the All Oh1o team The hlghllght of the year was the no h1t no run game Chr1stner pltched agamst Barberton B111 Lyren Wadsworths cap able f1rst baseman gets Credlt for a putout as he rece1Ves the ball 1n t1me to retlre the runner Tennls matches ROW 1 Marrriaroff Toonder Goldste1n Wood ROW 2 Rock Ewmg Blrger M1 Mcllvalne I ' , e We 8 ..... ' ' ..... 7 2 ..... ..... 3 1 ...... ...... 2 15 ....... ' ....... 0 ' 5 ...... ...... 0 15... 0 0 ...... ...... 3 11 ........ ........ 0 12 ....... ....... 2 2 .... at Akron East .... 11 2 ..... ' ..... 1 9 ...... ...... 0 10 .... ' ' .... 0 . , 9 .... .... 0 - ' -' 3 ...... ...... 0 ' ' 3 ...... ' ...... 2 ' ' ' . 3 ........ ........ 2 3 ...... ...... 4 I f ' . f I I . 1 -. at v .'- PRING Although they falled to w1n the d1str1ct champlonshlp last years tenn1s team came up wlth an 1mpress1ve record as they won f1V9 and lost four A good ex ample of ab1l1ty was shown by Steve Marmaroff and Merlyn Rock who made lt to the seml flnals of the Northeastern Oh1o Tennls Tournament before belng el1m1nated In the doubles J1m Blrger and Tom Ewmg won the1r openmg round SPORT Track Early last sprlng many Wadsworth res ldents reported seelng boys IH red cover alls runnmg up and down the country roads near Wadsworth It was later found out that these boys were trylng out for the W H S track team Thelr efforts were not 1n va1n however as they won every one of the dual meets and f1n1shed second IH thelr two trlangular meets In add1t1on to th1s they f1n1shed fourth IH the Metro pollan League Meet to dec1de the league champ1onsh1p Here It was the1r 1nab111ty to w1n a flrst place that proved costly However w1th boys l1ke Emll Krelder Joe W1ll1ams and B1ll Earley on the team It couldn t be stopped completely and consequently Wadsworth won three sec ond places three th1rd places one fourth place and one f1fth place Runmng the 440 yard dash 1n Joe W1l11ams competmg agamst St V1ncent IS shown runnmg the 180 yard low hurdles ID 23 7 seconds Through the efforts of Joe and h1s teammates Wadsworth was able to beat the St V1ncent clndermen Bob Forsman puts all h1s strength mto the Jump clearxng the bar at 10 3 tymg the pole vaulter from St V1ncent 56 6 seconds Joe Houston f1n1shes ahead of Bob Forsman the second place runner Joe s best t1me for the season was 544 'T l 3 Betty Jo Houston Carol Harter Shrrley Ellrott Maryann Houston Joan Kahl Clara Martrn V3PSlty Cheerleaders We ve got the pep We ve got the steam thats a famrlrar Grrzzly yell Whrch rs approprrate for the cheerleaders too Therr great enthusrasm and energy as well as then porse and personalrty make them very effectrve boosters of school sprrrt Not all games can end wrth the trrumphant xrctory yell but Wm or lose the cheerleaders help to keep team mor ale hrgh and to unrte the student body rn solrd support Thrs rs the second year these grrls have cheered as a group for all srx were voted to the var srty squad after ser vrng a year as varsrty reserve cheerleaders Both last year and thrs year they attended the cheerrng clrnrc rn Canal Fulton and came back Wrth clex er new cheerrng rdeas Var srty cheerleaders have numerous other dutres rn addrtron to leadmg cheers at football and basketball games Many hours of therr free trme are spent rn plan nrng pep rallres rn practrcmg and devel oprng new yells and rn coachrng the manv young cheerleadrng hopefuls Talk about cheesecake' These grgglrng cutres Drxre Good Charlotte Crupr Cuddles Krsslrn Bobbr The Shape Martrn Al berta Pease and Drmples Brrger -led the yells in the most hilari- ous pep rally of the year. ? ? ffl' nfl L ,gf v-J ROWI Ferrara Janes Welty Hartman Beech Engler ROW 2 Saltzman Bault Lucas Sears Keyser DeVoe Young ROW 3 Mrs Schaffer Frltz Zlmmerman Wrlght Yelmek Frase Balley ROW4 Barden Hollcnbach Schultz Vlcars Isbell Kmdlmg Rlggenbach ROW 5 Perkms Karw1ch Houston Prmce Brown Hall Oseland ROW 6 Lutz Mathcs Nescheff Curtls Rodgers S1mpson Pray Reserve Cheerleaders The cherlshed dream of becomlng var s1ty cheerleaders makes glrls take reserve cheer1ng very ser1ously They pract1ce d1l1gentlv every Thursday after school mstructed by the varslty and vars1t5 reserve cheerleadels Acrobatlc sklll knowledge of football and basketball, and a good strong vo1ce are qual1t1es they w1ll need fol the tense compet1t1on of cheerleadmg tryouts when the faculty and students make then select1ons fol the commg year The s1x vars1ty reserve cheerleaders lead the yells at reserve games and they substltute for thelr blg slsters on the vars1tv squad Usually at home games one va1s1ty reserve cheels wlth three membels of the lalger reserve group to g1ve them exper1ence The halls of Wadsworth Hwh School werent deslgned for cheerlng practlce but these Jun 1or h1gh g1rls led by Carol Harter arent bothered by a few lockers when they really get 1nto the sp1r1t of Beat em Wadsworth beat em QQ' To show that there are no hard feelmgs Mr Krauss Mr Wr1ght and Mr MCITVHIHG d1scuss the game w1th the two referees 1n the dressmg room Although the coaches are somet1mes perturbed by what seems to be a bad call the 1nc1dent IS soon forgotten after a d1scuss1on such as th1s Athletlc Department Th1ough the Athlet1c Department of W3dSXV0lth H1gh School O1g8lllZGd sports hate come to be as much a pa1t of the school as the teache1s The SIX coaches who make up th1s depa1tment spend houls and hours and hou1s teachmg the boys the H1161 po1nts ofthe game whether lt IS football baseball or basketball They also teach them how to Wm gracefully lose g1acefully and never glV6 up t1ll the game IS over ThG1l pr1me object 1S not w1nn1ng but play1ng to the best of the1r ablllty They also teach sportsmansh1p falrness and love of the game These coaches are well quallfied men who 11ke spo1ts part1c1pated 1n them when they were younger and have a thorough knowledge of them Then success at Wadsworth Hlgh School lS well shown by the sports records WH S teams have accumulated Mr Krauss Mr Dav1s Mr Oross Mr Wr1ght Mr Lyren Mr Mcllvame GG ,WWA i QU' Al ?x OO ff A .. W 3- 46 E 4-:P -1'L r--. QQ Of Q 96 QQ 2 tw new 5f,.f ROWI Bunnelle Takacs S1mpson Allen Kramer Z1mmerman Hollenbach ROW 2 Houston Sla baugh Barnett Hall Vlslasky Poder ROW 3 Mr Freeze Perklns Baker Eggeman Pray Janes Slmpson ROW 4 Hockensmlth Janes CPres1 dent? K1Sh McConnell Trotter Grose ya, ROW1 Chab1n Pate Kavlor Lutz Dettra Graves Mumaw Rood ROW 2 McGeorge Saltzman M1llor Allan McCoy H1lton Ott ROW 3 Kochg Francls Rodgers Harter Venner Mathes Pahlau Schultz ROW 4 Lee Foor Mater Ashley Lohr Montgomery Phllhps Glrls Athletlc ASSOCl3tl0H Ex ery other luesday after school the G A A may be seen enjoymg a rolllcklng hour of sports basketball volleyball etc ln the gym Athletlcs lS thelr mam mtexest but these ene1get1c glrls have many othe1 8CtlV1tl6S 1n thelr well rounded program Last fall they had a hayr1de and they made faxors for the hosprtal trays at Ch11stmas t1me The popular sales of homemade fudge en larged thelr treasury th1s year At the Recognltlon Assembly ln May outstandmg GAA members recelve awalds lncludlng the Vlctory Trophy Wh1Ch goes to the glrl Wlth the most po1nts fo1 attendance and serv1ce All ready now one two three four one two three four - l c as 6 J 5 ,J .IL -A f . - S ,U , wv ' Gs' W J ' f - ' - M E A KAL! . ' Q , ' 1' , , s . 0 + if ' M ,V V, v Q i 4 1 vp mt ' 4 at M Q L ii z , Z .I L i-' Y 5 , a . W. r la, x 8 0 F l ,v ,gl . , r m 1 9, - - -, T f . V , 1 - -If X - I 'WI lu , ,V Q N S, 4, . 5, ' , ', VV, ' , ,. , M, t 5 Q -, ! I V W . H , , K A 1 -I 5 , ' . V - I 3 1 y , l Y Y - 3 3 y t , - 5 ' . ' U 7 V ' Y 'Y -7 Y Y Y 1 'I - - , ' - 1 V y y v , y 1 , - y - 0 Q 0 0 0 KL i 1 V 1 ' ' 7 T Y 7 ! , .H Q Z 1 s ' , 1 . . Y . Y ' Y7 Q , . . . Y t ,ps b fm ,fi 'f 243' X in ,MQ 1. iff, 'Q X fm '53, W ., X M, e , 1 ' 'vw V ' What is Wadsworth gn School? We needn't look far for an answer to tha We, the people, the students and teachers, are Wad orth High School! We are its life and its reason for e. Of course, we st ents come to school because we have to, but we us ur opportunities wisely because we want to. As we ake up and realize that it is to our advantage, We le n to read with understanding, to write clearly, to rnpute accurately. Then we discover that our educat' n has just started. We find that we must learn ho to question, how to reason, and how to decide. Gr dually through our progress comes ap- preciation of ur world and understanding of ourselves and of our f low humans. These . e the lessons, not listed in any schedule, but available o all students at Wadsworth High. Truly the whis ers of our classes bring the most rewarding experie es of all. LTY Mr Mart1n and Mr Hunsberger IEJOICS together as good nelghbors over the suc cess of thelr gardens But lt takes a SCIGH t1f1C person 11ke Mr McCafferty to br1ng a yardstlck so they can see how blg those tomatoes really are' WILLARD HUNSBERGER H1story Sophomore Adv1sor HAROLD MARTIN ROBERT MCCAFFERTY Industrlal Arts Sclence Jumor H1 Y Out on a brlght sunny day we f1nd Mr Mcllvame and Mr Schrock adm1r1ng the new dr1v1ng car Mr Schrock looks a b1t envlous of Mr Mcllvame, who has charge of the car REX MCILVAINE PAGE ScHRocK Dr1ver Educat1on Math Athletxcs Two muslc lovers on our faculty are Mr Sears and Mr Calvm Here we see them enjoylng Mr Calvln s favorlte sym phony the Pathetzque by Tchalkovsky on Mr Sears h1 fl record player EDWIN CALVIN KINGSLEY SEARS Vocal Muslc Guxdance Stage Crew Psychology Natxonal Honor Soclety Harmonettes Mr Freeze and Mr Krauss are real golf enthuslasts, but even experts m1ss a few shots Temper, temper, Mr Krauss, that's a flfteen dollar club you're breaklng' ROBERT FREEZE DICK KRAUSS Physxcal Educat1on Physlcal Educat1on G A A Athletlcs One of the most significant local issues of the xeai was the school bond levy Its passage in Noxember by a seventy per cent vote was an Occasion for re Joicing by faculty and students alike Heie M1 Wright and Mr Work discuss the proposed features of the new three year high school to be built east of town ART WRIGHT O J WORK Government Principal Assistant Senior High Principal Athletics Uk Z Proud daddy Mr Holmes tries to con Vince Mr. Johnson that his little daugh ter Beth really can read. fWell not quite yet maybe!J Anyway both men seem to enjoy her precocious efforts. DICK HOLMES DONALD JOHNSON History Science Assistant Junior Seventh Grade High Principal Advisor N.F.L, A pleasant way of spending an ex ening is looking at Mr Grunwald s slides of his recent Western trip However this might be classified as a busmans holiday for Mr Oross because faraway places are a part of his business as a geography teacher ANDY ORoss HARVEY GRURWALD Geography Industrial Arts Athletics Government Freshman Advisor Three language teachers - Mrs. Giffin Mrs. Williams and Mr. Parro - agree that no matter how we name the school days at W.H.S. they are basicallv the same for all teachers. Theres nexer a dull or quiet moment! MARY GIFFIN GLADYS WILLIAINIS English Latin Junior Advisor Freshman Advisor BRUNO PARRO Spanish Spanish Club How do you ever f1gure out the ch k en scratches on those shorthand papers'7 asks Mrs Krablll Rep11es Mr Enlow I was gomg to ask you the same thmg about the freshman algebra papers you re carrymg' MELVIN ENLow HARRIET KRABILL Commerclal Math Subgects Semor AdV1SOr Hold that expresslon Mrs Roberts says M1ss Baughman We hope the por tra1t turned out to be a good one It would certalnly be a clever souvenlr for Ngs Roberts to take along to Phlladel p 13 RUTH ROBERTS DORIS BAUGHMAN Commerclal Ar Subjects Prom Chalrman Sen1or Trx Teens Seventh Grade Adv1sor Dreams come true' A 11tt1e planmng and hoplng can do a 1ot when two amb1t1ous peo ple work together toward thelr dreams for the future Mr and Mrs Schaffer have a beautlful new home to prove BARBARA SCHAFFER JACK SCHAFFER Enghsh Hlstory Cheerleadlng Commxttee Semor H1 Y Always ready to help a lady 1n distress Mr Cramp has undertaken the Job of re pairing a home ec sewing machine for Mrs Worden She watches wlth anxlous concern as he carefully adjusts the belt on the balance wheel MARTIN CHAMP MYRNA WORDEN Industrial Arts Home Economics L 5 'P ffl Two junior high math teachers open the door to W.H.S. to begin a new life with us at our Alma Mater. Mr. Mome and Mr. Davis were both new teachers this year, and from the looks on their faces. theyire both as proud of Wadsworth High as we are. GENE MOINE GEORGE DAv1s Math Math Athletics Mr Cooper shows his model of the Globe Theater to Miss Bittaker our new play coach They are wondering what it would haxe been llke to produce this years senior class play on such a stage OLIVER COOPER MARISHIRLEE BITTAKER English English Annual Staff Play Coach Senlor Tri Teens E lil? ,E . ' 'vb . . . 1' , . I 4 5573533 ', , .Q - - - A . Y , ' L ST' l 'ln' gk' . . The new public hbrary has been qu1te a community attraction s1nce It opened last February Mrs W1ll1ams Mrs Mes sam and Mrs McElwee were among the lucky ones who got a little prevlew tour of the modern new building HELEN MCELWEE English Journalism ANNE WILLIAMS ALBERTA MESSAM Commerclal English Subgects E1 hth Grade Freshman Advisor dvlsor Junior Tri Teens A familiar figure at all W.H.S. football games is Mr Burkholder taking movies of the action The complete record whIch he provides IS a great aid to the Grizzlies and their coaches Mr Burkholders ac tive participation 1n school affalrs even beyond the l1ne of h1s admlnlstratlve duties makes him an ldeal superinten dent M H BURKHOLDER Superintendent When two Jolly good fellows l1ke these get together they can put on a pretty good show Mr Baldwin with a soulful expression on his face d1rects Mr Lyren 1n a touching rend1t1on of an old college song GENE LYREN ART BALDWIN Math Instrumental Music Athletics MaJorettes Hey whats gomg ments occaslonally have sur pI'1S1I'1g results as Mr Hudson and Mr Kre1der are flndlng out' DOUGLAS HUDSON CHARLES KREIDER Scxence Sclence Elghth Grade Adx sor VISUHI A1dS Student Councxl F T A Th1S year Wadsworth H1gh was happy to welcome back two veteran teachers Mrs Helen G1lbert and Mrs Rose mary Gllbert completmg the terms of two teachers who re slgned Here we see them get tmg up to date on the p1o gress of the Hlldebrand Mem o11al Llbrary HELEN1 GILBERT ROSEVIARY GILBERT Engllsh Commerclal Subjects Semor Tr1 Teens Because she cnjoxs dogs so much NIISS Hardlng fmds xt dlfflcult to commce Nh erstenschlager s Penny that a hhxarx 1sn t exactlx the place for her Penny seems to understand though when Nlr erstenschlager gn es the word ISABEL HARDIWG BOB GrRsTExscHLacER L1brarw Industual Arts Jumor Tr1 Teens u H5 nkrxk fx ,w f :JJ ,av-4' M...- 7'I . . . .1 . 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'Q w zz' if wan-uuuowsw iv' R W Bucher D O Wearstler CPres1dentJ T H Evung K E Fenton M F Yelmek Board Of Educatlon Members of the C1ty Board of Educa t1on have the tremendous respons1b1l1ty of the school system of Wadsworth They h11e teachers and other personnel and set salarles The1rs IS the fmal dec1s1on on currlculum new equlpment and repalrs Mr Heyl Clerk of the Board of Educatlon Currently a very maJo1 1espons1b1l1ty 1S sellmg the bonds recently Voted for new schools selectlng an archltect and lettmg contracts for Valley V1ew School and our own new hlgh school has a br1ef conference wxth Mrs Wh1te and W, ali Mrs Holcomb 1n h1s new Off1CG opposxte the mam doors of the school Mrs Graves 1S often seen 1n thls pose hard at 'work 1n the super1ntendent s Off1CG 72 Offlce Staff The competent Off1C6 staff handles all the cleucal dutles of WH S 3dITl1Il1Sf13 t1on but 1ts members are nex er too busy to help students and teachers wlth the great var1ety of rmnor problems that come up durmg a school day Cheerful calm and efflclent B111 Heyl Wanda Wh1te Marjorle Graves and Jean Hol comb are a b1g factor 1n keepmg Wads worth Hlgh School runmng smoothly Custodlans A school the SIZE of Wads worth Hlgh can 1eally get duty 1n one dav If you dont bel1exe that ask the Jamtors B6Sld6S the never end1ng rou tlne of sweeplng emptylng wastebaskets and washmg blackboards they have many speclal dutles from replac1ng a burned out llght bulb to waxmg all the floors The1r pet peeves natu1ally enough are chocolate m1lk 1n the lower hall scraps of lunches 1n the aud1tor1um and chew 1ng gum everywhere Cooks Whats cooklng todayo ask starvxng students each noon They generally find that the tasty hot lunches are Well worth the long Walt 1n l1ne In the kltchen of W H S the staff of cooks dally prepares bal anced and var1ed meals for some four hundred students here and at Overlook and Franklm Schools Hxgh po1nts of the yea1's menu are the speclal turkey d1nners for Thanksglvmg and Chr1stmas , as l Mrs Alberta Hall Mrs Duclc L1chty Charllc Banks Bernard Wolf La Verne Monbarren School Nurse Mrs Mlldred Atkmson 1S the nurse who superv1ses all the school health programs 1n Wadsworth and the townshlp Her Job at WHS lncludes checks of v1s1on and hearlng and also tests for tuberculos1s and dlabetes When remedlal measures are necessary she notlfies the parents She also keeps health records up to date for all puplls through the1r school years In the p1cture We see Mrs Atk1HSOD g1V1I1g Sandy Mltchell a hearmg test wlth the audlometer Mrs Irene Mohler Mrs Agnes Wxlhams Mrs Mary Garcla Mrs Elsle K1SSl1flg Mrs Sadle Conrad Mrs Ruth Youtz ' 9 in -s , -. .za - ,: W A 1 f .. v' , - ' V g , . - ,I . - - W, .W . . . M ,, , 7 7 '- r f-l r V , X 1 - lt, s 1 ' 7 N 7 - 4 ,'x ' A . . , .. . ., , . 1 ' ' ' fl' . 1 ' - , . . . , . -1 S6 7 ' 7? ' One of the basic fundamentals of seventh grade math 1S the study of fractions Judglng from Mr Moines expression Pamela Bell and Jon Larson are making good progress S-at - 1 avi: 6 Whzrl of school llfe This year was filled with the excitement of many firsts for some 150 seventh graders The fun ot changing classes of attending pep ral lies and assemblies of playing in the band these more than offset the confusion of pleas mg five teachers instead of one the shock of that first tardy slip or detention and the humiliatlon of hearing an upperclassman boast Thats the third seventh grader Ive stepped on today Yet in class organization the seventh graders didn t have to take a back seat to anybody Their get acquainted class p1cn1c at Memorial Park was held in October before most of the other classes had even called bus1ness meetings 7 CN' -. A C45 C Playing the big bass horn IS a man sized Job but lt looks as though David Ur ban a Reserve Band mem ber 1S man enough to do it' Tom Abrams Doris Adams Joyce Amstutz Bill Andrews Carolyn Appleman Patricia Astler Barbara Baker Bob Baker Kenneth Baker Ralph Ball Albert Bargar Phillip Barnhart Linda Bauer William Beck Pamela Bell Roberta Bell Edward Berlin Margaret Bowman Diana Brady Nancy Brenfleck Jane Britton Michele Bucher Robert Buckholdt Lee Burkett Holly Cartwright Pat Casenhiser Sharon Celentano Patricia Clark Cloris Clifford Nancy Connell hits .seventh graders. CLASS CABINET ROW l Steve Nash Pres1dent Ann Holcomb VICC Presldent Dlck Dudas Secretary Treasurer ROW 2 Mxss Baughman Mr Johnson Jlm Epplch C6611 Farmer Sammy Fenton T1m Flood Wanda Fortner Donald Fox Nancy Frledt Lana Gorman Patr1c1a Heath Marsha Helms Patr1c1a Heyl Warren Hodge Donald HOdgk1SS Ann Holcomb Bob Holland Carl Huffman Cheryl Huffman Myra Hulsey Douglas Johnson Bernard Jones Carolyn Jones Chr1st1ne Jones Nancy Jones J1mmy Klbe Karol Klndlg Leona K1nnard Bonlta Klem Bobby Koppes Dav1d Kre1der B1lly Lamphrer Jon Larson Randy Leatherman Donald Lee Sharon Lee Joyce L1ttle 'Air Roberta Crumrinc Raymond Danforth Raymond Daniels Rlchard Dean Lmda Dressler D1ck Dudas Harry Dunkle George Edrs Rltha En1x Jn -tiff' 1--Q nik, inf tail ,, 'Wi T 9 -1 ,- aw W, Cf- A I ' , .rf rr lr-w-ffl '32 r. 'U' S. 1..I2rf ,.. W- NA M! 9' I . , I J- -5 4- ,D g i, -:se M 1 . f 1 ' . l Q S 1- N ' . , . 9 ' X , - . ' V' . ' ' ' 1' ' X . - 5 ' ' W 'K D ' Q ff is , I dv' '-- V D I l ' -A . A .-w . V.. 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B, 05,15 in 3455? fa if K7 I AMN E' Rose Schuckert Martha Scott Tom Selby Parr1s Shafer Martha Sharp Beverly Shook Jlmmy Slmpson GTIOH Slmpson Jun Sl'1baug,h Piitllkll Slnlth Gan Splre Luu Spru1ll Seventh B111 M8CMlCh891 Dale Malaney Ehzabeth Mann Ted Marshall Bllly Martln Denms Martxn Donald Martm Bob McCrork Elame Meho1l1n Mar1lyn M1ller Roland M1ller Sally M1ller Judy M1racle Sandy Mltchell Sandra Murray Steve Nash James Nleman Jewell Noble Beverly OH1gg1US Shlrley Oseland Ehzabeth Parks J1m Perdue Shlrley Plfer Robert Plpher Dlck Pol1ce B111 Raker Robert Randolph Jeffrey Raynor Peter Raynor Vlctorxa Rhodes Barbara Robmson Sandra Routt Susan Rovxley Ronald Ruch Walter Sacher Patr1ck Satterf1eld Mob sums llke thls occur ll0L1llj alound the nun seventh glade lotkus Om of these davs somebody IS goxng, to suffocate 1n the crowd tIXlIlg, to get books from those tmx Lubbyholesl ,, - ' -- - ,L ,- : - 2' . 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'H , , , A' 4 he , -, X ' ' Grade 'H' Johnson demonstrates the use of the m1croscope to seventh graders Bllly Lamph1er Lee Burkett and Donald Lee 1n one of the f1VE classrooms vacated th1s year by the Central elementary grades Seventh grade geography students have many mterestlng asslgnments D1splay1ng th1s neat map of the Br1t1sh Isles are Cheryl Huffman Chr1st1ne Wlley and Karol Kllldlg Roy Stacy Cherry Stearns Kathleen Stebb1ns .Q Wllson Steele Lynn Stentz Emma Str1ng'f1e1d Llnda Stuck J1m Stull Tom Swagler Tom Trease NJ.. Carol Troyan Dav1d Urban Cynthxa Wearstler ' Kelth Weaver James Weckbacher :JV M D1ana Welday Judy Welday Peter Wendschuh ya! James Wertz Beverly West John WIGSGH Chrlstlne Wxley Jud1th W1ll1ams LuWanda W1ll1ams Cra1g Wolf James Wolf Jane Wolf RlCky Wynkoop Larry Yoxthlmer Clarey Zmgler we' if: Iii 4-.fy ,yr HF warg QL, A 77 S' A ' ' if , Mr- . . Y , - - 1 , . . A J , ltt . . 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LL L -, Q .- .1 L 5 Gilbert D1GtZ Palmer Dolph Martha Donnelson Tony Durxeux Jack Elhott Dan Engler Dlck Engler Betty Enix Drck Ewmg B111 Flemmg Carolyn Frase Rodney Frledt Karen Fye Roger George Marllyn Glbbs Charles Glegel Jane G1lbert Gary Good Beckham Goode Jamce Hantzsche Gary Harr1s Pat Hartman Judy Hayner Mar1e H1nkle 6-E1-I ,4 as 'N 'ta ,I 4.-.1 fi U ezghth grade actwltles .qv I I SL Charlotte Hoelzle J1m Holcomb Carl Holt Kay Houston Judy Hummel Jerry Jenkms Patr1c1a Kazax Holly Keplar Kathleen Keyser Jochen Kmdlmg Dennls Kratzer Sara Krelder T'J' H QQ get ,Af Among the many customers at our new m1lk vendmg mach1ne were Tom Selby EPIC Young and Danny Yett The bargam prlce of two cents per bottle made W H S a school of m1lk drlnkers th1S year ,- v 'V' 454 ., 9 if A 'J Tlx Ylih ,. 2 .-6' X' Tl i Marvm Pr1ce Pam Randall Roger Rasor ah -,,, E1 hth Jerry Leavltt Larry Leedy Peggy L1tt1e Robert Lohr Bruce McCoy Roberta Medlev Bonrue M1ller Bruce M1ller Vlfglhla Mlller Lydla M1lls Robert Mxracle Buddy Mllhoan Edward Mohler Robert Morrxs Sally Morrxs Ann Mothersbaugh Sara Mumford Dave Murray Ann Nxcholson Carlotta Nleman Mandy Noble Judy Norrls Esta Ollver Tom Oross Rosemary Overholt Janet Parsons J1m Pasterchek Ga1l Plfer Mar1e Plpher Roger Porter S Enjoymg a snack at Brenn1e's after school are Exghth graders Marllyn G1bbS and Ann Nxch Bruce M1ller, Roger Porter, and Bruce Becker olson fmd that cooperatlon 1n usmg the locker The fellow w1th the potato ch1ps alxx ays fmds mlrror ls a good pO1lCy, especlally 1n the short that he has a lot of frxends' four mmutes betu een classes 80 Grade One day last November the exghth grade gxrls showed up at school wearmg these perky ha1r bows Thexr fad had a very short l1fe however because the rxbbons were too great a temptatron to the e1ghth grade boys' B111 Reed Sharon Re1nker R1chard Rlley Larry Robenstlne Dean Rood Rlchard Rudolph Marc1a Schenck Montaclaxr Sears Lo1s Shoup Barbara Slmpson Barbara Sm1th Rebecca Sm1th Tom Sm1th Laura Stauffer Nancy Steldel Dale Stlltner Kay Stlsher Carole Strlpe R1chard Stuhrke Lynn Tannehlll Bruce Thomas Denn1s Trent James Venner Al1ce Warner Nancy Warner Fred Welday Paul W1esen B111 W1ley Jean Wrlllams John Wxlllams Kay Yelmek Danrel Yett Hazel Yontz EPIC Young Henry Young X Pamela Young Q 7 ' s.. 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YA CLASS CABINET ROW 1 Lmda Lucas G1rl Repre sentatlve Stewart Brock Presr dent Ursula Kmdlmg Vxce Pres xdent Mark Burkholder Boy Representatlve ROW 2 Mrs Anne W1l11ams Kay Lyn Welty Secretary Treasurer Mr Grun wald Mrs Gladys W1l11ams Gila Pepp freshmen like thezr 1 f The dlfference between Jumor and semor h1gh seemed pretty sllght to th1s years freshmen Yet they dlscovered one 1m portant advantage the power of Ch01C9 ln hlgh school courses, clubs, and soc1al 3Ct1V1t1eS Th1s was the year when many freshles found out they had two left feet as they part1c1pated 1n the1r flrst Homecom1ng Dance and Tr1 Teen Formal And surprlse' They dlscovered bralnpower they dldnt know they had as they struggled w1th the old monsters Latln and algebra, and f1n ally subdued them John Adamlch Bryan Adams Donald Adams Jerry Adams Kay Ahl Raymond Allen 1' Doug Andrews Barbara Appleman Jeanne Baker Sue Barden Tom Barnard Judy Barnett TY-1 Margaret Bauer Debb1e Bault an ,-1 ravi -tv 3 ,J '24- Merrlly Bayslnger Jerry Beard B1lly Becker Harold Beckley Carolyn Beyer Don Blshop Charles Boos .3 Ronme Bordac Stewart Brock Jerr1lyn Brown Jerry Burkett Mark Burkholder Pat Campbell Conme Chabm Maver Cllfford Tom Coll1ns nfs Douglas Cranston Don Cunnlngham Bruce Dawson Lee Dean Dlana Dettra Dan D1Pol1to O I . . . , I 4 ' 1 ,. l 5 . . . v ' ' l 9 ' y - 1 . 1 ' ' ' 5 , - 5 . - Q . . ,, , ' 'r. Q A 'T , ' ,,., J, x ' Q ' -,- t fl ffl N' ' . ' WA .9 , A 6' gn s 'J -4-I Q --I .r I -J' -f A '-' , rr --' -:1 b - I X , H. 5 X .J ' , X l ' ' .fl ft- I , ' W wg? f' Q l z J ' -1 .1 as A 37, sa' f f-Q ,L Z . . 'w .f cf: at Y We ' 'A 'fe-t A d A la S - is 6 A, Z Z V t ff J .Q , -1 'Lib ' 15 ', ' . ' ' W ,X ' .- !'-WX 1' X - ' X , 'i'. v ' -L , 5 A K ,. ,. I ' fi As Q, .N '- I X V 7,4 f ' f 'A ,, Q 3 d Q 3 ' S K ' at u . H . 1 f 3 I 1 1 41 . ' -0 ' - ' N ' - W -5 I xx '-:: wr' U I 1 ' . n , ml V x '. -4 N 'I - A new courses and clubs Upperclassmcn have no monopoly on pretty music! This charming freshman trio a Ursula Kindling, Linda Lucas, and Shelia Hall f- sang during the year on several occasions. including the Tri-Teen Formal. David Dunkle Dick Earley John Ferguson -on ,- -v-'Q' -J xg AP' 4' as- 1'3- f?i'9 'lhqg,, f Q Toni Ferrara -, - I L .. .- -L John Fisher :T '-'A ' 'L' J Dick Fleming ' , ' ' .f -1 ' .J I I l ,null A .. A J Bob Fortner J QU ' , ' Pat Francis V ' V, , Ronald Francis 0 P- . -1 'F 'D 'ir ,' '4 'pi f 'ff 'df 9 Q Jerry Friedt -N iq -4 F 4- , ' -0 QV 4 a Irene Fritz ,, T l -' Marianne Garcia I l V5 -5: ff: Pete Garrison Dennis Gerbec i 7 V Bill Giffin .3 if ' 3 :L V ' ,S 1-I V li 7' VV V 3 . S V Sharon Gorman , , R 4 ' ll L' Ii ' VL t David Graham !i 'V,- .far I , V V, V VV ' - Jon Hall D 'J H Vx rfls VV I .--1 1 , ' -. 7 Yfi' if 5 1 V 1 , F lll F Mike Hall , Shelia Hall s'w - avg ,t George Halliwell r I 'Q .. Y, Sharon Harter '1 f xl: Judith Hath 'ff f v K 1 V . Neil Heighberger 7 V A VV W I Vyxx . Linda Henderson Alice Hodge Q ' HV Dianne Hollenbach a Q- P+ 5-I A- 1 , 24' V ' 3 N James Hood . ' V -1 ,V 4 ' LL f vw Pat Houston 'fl X 1 X f ff Jerry Hovis , .Q M 1 ' , 1 ww? 1: . :pix 514 Mickey Hulsey 4, , Norma Jean Irwin Martha Isbell ', o 3, 6 v. X, ,, - 7' -F Carol Jacobs - 3, f , L ' I Dennis Joachim if am V ' I' A4 I r Sue Jones L45 V 1 V . 'A' lf V l t 0-' . I if 1 A Maria Kadlecik -Fifi Q I Barbara Karwich ' Art Keefer 2 M. ,V 5. A V' L .. Tom Kimmel , Q' V3 ' V V , gl Ursula Kindling V . , h '- s, ' ii' , Mike King . ' f F . H A V 1 I 1 41 - A I ,fl ? 1- 'ES' IP fa.X .,,.f '? Ki I AVI 'lv .3 1 X6 L. Sa' l ,J L11l1an Pmkley Mona Pr1nce Betty Rabat1n Tom Raynor Stanley Remy Pat Renner John Rlbal Glenda R1ggenbach Dax 1d Rohrer Denn1e Rosenberg Geo1 ge Sachel Carol Saltzman Freshman Ruth K1Sh Paul Kleln D1ane Kochy Mary Koole Warren Kramer Jan Kre1der Charles Leatherman Verla Leatherman Barbara Leonard W1lma L1nderman Evelyn Lmdsay Rosemar1e LoPresty Wllson Love Lmda Lucas Bob Lyren Dan Malaney Pat Manwell Barbara McGeorge John Mclnerney Arthur McVey Ray M111er Terry M1ller Larry M1lls Julla Motzko Patr1c1a Moyer B1ll Nelser Roger Nettleton Eddxe N1cholson Ruth O Connor Barbara Oseland M1ke Parker Frank Parks Gary Parmelee Jay Parsons Johnny Pasterchek M10 Per1s1ch Almost exerx noon someone drops a m11k bottle on the audl tOl1UIll floor and gets the de11f.,ht ful task of mopplng up the mass Iune F11t1 hoxxcvu IS lllLli1Ll than most The bottles dont al xx axs stag. ln one plete aftel h1t 1ng the cement' -, . 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A ' 7 ' I X v M l - 5 ' - ,I V ', rg, B. , ' ., - A A - J ' l Class Frank Schauwccker Hans Scherner Carolyn Schuch Carol Schultz Jim Seeley Judy Shevel Marlene Shipe Jacque Siffert Sheryle Slabaugh Betty Smith Russell Smucker John Solaro Donna Jo Spice Alice Stonebrook Henry Stull Dick Thomas Nancy Thombs Charles Trostlc Lynne Trotter Judy Turns Barbara Urmos Larry Varney Charlotte Vicars Kay Vicars Dick Vincent Peggy Violett Shirley Walls Kay Lyn Welty Karen Weltzien Dennis West Terry West Jack Whitlam Lynne Wolf Sandra Wright Terry Wynkoop Kay Zimmerman i 1, f . I 3- I 3' L 3 T N. li , -3 Q , - N Q , u , 5 V , 4 5 ' 'W' IA ,- ' - l ' f . fiffwfffe, lf? I I I 6 ta 4' i ,-W ' 5 fan Q . N Q, t' - , , 3 'Q .. 7 V 7 ,f - 1 3,2 Q 1 H x f' Q- A 'F ' xx' f Q' :4 KJ' h 7 A , g X ,L 0 bf . -1. 'L xilll' I -v- - '4! J I K In - is , 3' X '41 ,gg 'bs 9: ., Q p Q . A I 1. '7 kts! he-A ' J , 42 . , X, 4 , J 1: ,f S 4 4 R 4 -an f hx N - . n W, Q' ' N. . . el W, S Q r Ak Ass T -f-f-at f fi gg 'X I il 7? 7' 4- ' at gr 0 e at 2 sa X T Dx W lil D S the Class of '60! Special projects in general sci- ence class usually require a great deal of time and patience. Jan Kreider found this to be especial- ly trueg for one moment he had an impressive water purification systemg and the next minute, a jumble of ring stands and splin- tered glass! However, with the attitude of a true scientist, he pa- tiently built the entire system over again. Hats off to Jan and the other romisin scientists in .rs-X ' .s -7 K ROW 1 Grace Hunsberger Vrce Presrdent Gerry Scheehle Sec rctarx Treasurer Drck Crumrrne Bow Representatrve Gretchen Hunsberger Grrl Representatrve ROW 2 Mr Enlow Pat Perkrns Presrdent Mrs Worden M Hunsberger CLASS CABINET .41 'CW qw ft .4 .-sf .1 Acee Alexander Lucille Allen Delbert Amstutz Bob Andrews Pat Arndt James Artrrp Lors Barley Roger Barrd Amy Ball Charles Ball Con fzdent sophs jom The Treaty of Versarlles congruent trrangles Frrends Romans, country men protozoa and amoeba su Junctrve conjugatrons these represent rmportant sophomore studres But study mg was just one actrvrty of the Class of 59' Under the able leadershrp of Presr dent Pat Perkrns they worked on many projects, such as a car wash rn the sprrng Sophomore socral functrons rncluded roller skatrng partres at Medrna and a very specral party rn January At last even up perclassmen had to admrt that these krds were on the way to becomrng Very Import ant Persons at WH S Dave Ball Lrnda Ballard Ted Barger Nancy Barton Q Becky Bault Ax John Bebout Connre Beech Barb Belrk Barb Belt Jerry Berlrn .lox ce Boggs Larrx Borcherdmg Daxrd Borland Drck Bowman Donna Brrng, Q , A , . I x A , l IH , 'Q f-f.,' 'r 2 ' ,fx .1 'P fa- - V ' ' ' 9 ', , - ' 1 ,' F f ' -I V 1 J 1 . L. .5 l N 5 N dy ' V . 'sp' f 5' I 0 0 , ' ac ' l . I - H . . . , . . . . . . b- ! . . . . - i ff l - Y :if , u n Q l g l . l g rl , -,.,:' afl im- 'ifrfe vii 1 '2' A I Q yi as , ' l gN bf '45 I O . A K I at r 2- 3 Q J P3 , A , N N v I 1 'nk K Q-'Sl V' . J. . v.f-fg,5'1-vi Q I ffrilo Jawa- lass Q 0 i - f 'rr ' p Y ' ., Y X X rs J X FF., xx, v ggi P Biology class is always more fun when held ' cf 2 , .s lx Lx outdoors! On one of the many field trips last fall, they studied the plant and animal life along the creek east of Lyman Street. upper classmen as IC L P's. Marshall Browning Gary Buckholdt Mary Buekholdt Neil Buckingham Bill Carr Barb Chesser Patricia Clevidence Karen Cochran Richard Crumrine Marilyn Curtis Mary Lou Darhyshire Dick Davis Margaret Demiter Paul Demiter Kay Dietz Charles DiPolito Mike Draughn Don Dressler David Dronebarger Betty Duka Brian Dye Bob Earley Dennis Easterday Ronnie Emch Charles Enix :- 'L' Mm Q. .- f bi M Q4-- 4 'Il sr. 3 JK is 4-'V 2 S -J 3 Y A ..-.5 Grade-card Thursday hrings surprises. both joyous and pain- ful: however, from the expression on Dave Balls face as he shows his history card to Jerry Berlin and Charles Enix. the news was good this time. r at '4 . 95 1 'iii ru I N T f'f .fl6-JC--. i i i 55? f if ', -, A sw ,,, I Y-O Q1 -vt! ,Q v K . 'J-' - 4' , , O -I -, 'S i l B p i X fl ' 'S ' 1: ' 4.: 'f Q 3 4 ,Q , I .. A A I X gn: X . it 4 '-57925 ffl ' I 1 r V f, 3 'f x Q f' 4 , f. ' n 1 ' ' 2 , I X 5 auf i f . A fd -:X 87 x,, ,. 1 4 .-ar wfrwiif ,QW In in -57 ' QM7 :lf ,J 4c 0! .af 'T 71? T -r cv ,-y .f 'fx , 11' '- -'S' ophomore Kenneth Epp1ch Gary Euverard Ahce Fauble Sandy Fauble Rlchard Fenton Janet Frase Mary Gardner Jane Gasser Frank Gwen Helen Green Sue Grosc Stephame Grow Harry Hagenbaugh Dav1d Hanna Frank Harter Nancy Hartman Robert Hartman Rlchard Heath Lynn Heavr1n Todd Heberlmg Charles Held Sue Hensal Bob Heskett M-arx 1n Holl Judy Holvey Thomas Horner Betty Jo Houston D3V1d Humes Grace Hunsberger Gretchen Hunsberger Walter Janeczek Sally Janes Mary JQHCXVCII1 Pat Jenkms Sh1rlev Johnson John Kazar Steve Kelleman Judx Keyser Donna Kllmer Nelaon K1lUlQl 27' A k ' X. Q 7 U, mx' ' ' Q ,3 Q ' 'F 5, ' 3 3 ,, Y I , 1 3 z , ,,, 7 , . 'I , W - L -Q A g ,K 'A .f ,FJ F ' 5 A H , 3 Cr J: ' -5:1 K' . '-5 - J-2 K' VP - . K l S ' we c - W - , J J r b J f ,X k A g, F V 4 -F I' X , fa .gs - . ,r-t +J ef' . -F J if of J azz' 4 . 2 A ,V'f 5' I , ' gfmfgf gig . A ii: ii Vw Z.. xx Lk K 'Q an :, V as ' ' ,i 1 A A ' i ,F '78 ' , - J of-rf ,J ff 1 fr W . ' ,J - V, ,ag JV, I ,, 1 K Y f it 'V 'tr 'F A'A' ' V 4, -I is at , T 1 , Q - . x- ' - ' 1 A I , yi? . - if Q -5 .1 A f 1 t ' X ' . J' J - ,Q L , kv A if ip 4 of A J: 1 '. 5 1 . .gif ' .J f ' ' -fl . CI ' . .. P - t ' an X X J a f , bf? G J , 'R d i vi 'Z ' X Y 1 - - .4 D ' . h ' X J 'Af 1: . Q ,Q , R I J . Class Bonnie King Faye Kollert Sharyn Koosed Laraine Kramer Leah Kreider Helen Lamson Lewis Lamson Bernard Leatherman Dick Leavitt Carole Leedy Janice Lillibridge Tallulah Long Brenda Longsdorf Jack Lonier George Lukinac Becky Lutz Judy Markley Carol Martin Meta Mathes Irene McClure Yvonne McConnell Carol Miller Ronald Miracle Bob Miragliotta Dick Mitchell Donna Mitchell Douglas Morrell Phylis Mumaw Sonja Nescheff Faye Newcomer Emerson Overholt and Terry West are pouring melted alum- inum into a mold to make a cast- ing. 3 -1 ix fv. Qu 4 1 'F is A 2 Q JT, -v an I . 7 nf K f T' x .s I V One of the most striking Latin projects of the year was this al- most-life-sized Trojan horse. Car- ole Simpson and Janice Venner created quite a stir when they carried it to school. Some people just couldn't understand why a self-respecting horse would allow humans to carry it down the street! Anyhow, we hope it brought Carole and Janice triple Als in Latin. an I fx iv .1 'i -I -uf' A x I 4 1 I sf' . nf, , Q b M If 41 'V x 4-' 1' 5 9. if 1 I J. A rms r W 0 Lf-2 93 , I ' xref, Vi? , . ,' 1, ,.a.:,. vu .Q f -f f 5 :fn sq I f -eq' :N 'Y' x -sf!! 1 f-'V M ,ff 9 1' i' 'iff 33-2' '14 'R wi Uh Larry Noble James Noe James O Brlen 1 'I ul' ti 2' Av 71? 41 14 a...,r s L. nie '7 1 1 if - f ? 1 4 -U 0 N ax '1 90 X Sophomore Margaret Ott Raymond Ott Emerson Overholt Rose Pamer Bob Parmelee Jane Parsons Patty Pate Pat Perkms Jerry P1fer Karen Poder Tamara Pray Mary Lou Quahck Bobby Rank1n Janlce Ratta Mar11yn R61Ch Dan Renner Lawrence Rexroad Pat R11ey Rosa11e R11ey Dorothy Robmson Merlyn Rock Bob Rodgers Dorme Rodgers Carol Rohrer T1na Rowe Llnda Rudolph Eugene Rue Gerald Ruskan Wanda Sahsburv Glorla Jean Santee Bob Satterfleld Gerry Scheehle B111 Schrengauer Jamce Sega , bl I ' .' Q '. V X : ,' 3 A , - ak , , V XX - l , J lv rx I P .4 ' i ' V ff . ' -3 x 'y i Q ' 'Q 'tj tx XV V 5 .als aj K' , Y , , A' A, x ,fs A . 5 ' '.N'f,,x 'iv 3 V , V ...EV . Q y 3 1 - ' . B V , 1-I 5, K Q . 'A A Judy Pfeister K QA ' f ?61?Qff'- , X2 J K , , A, 3, yt 5- 4.1 y P ', ' to can h 'H i 'f'?-fX'.o P- Sis. r P g gyg, t Q i , ' 4' -,tl .FA P 1 ,::. , -5 Q W5 . of . ' M M . 'Q P o Mix sig ' R if ' ' . ' y . was 1 r -1- ,, ,JI ', 4- ,'. . , ' P -3 - . T -9 , Ji- W of f VV f x ' E. 1 xx V ? 5 A 7 I ' , X .Y 'I X fi . 'I fu .. -.Q 4- ,' Av, ,Q I v.h ' . I ,L D IS 1 L ,J . 1 , ' 1 X , . ' fi. A A. -J ' I' E i .' k -as Class SUSIE Shue Carole Slmpson Leonard Smlseck Br1an Srmth Lynn Smlth Pr1sc1lla Smlth Sylua Snyder Joanne Spice Nell Splce Carole Sprulll Bob Stomer Larry Strxpe Llnda Svxltter Carmen Taylor Kenneth Veney JBHICG Venner MHT1lXH V1slasky Nancy Walterw Carl Welday Dan Welday Terry Wertz Don West Bob Wh1te Eddle W1dder Bob Wllllamb Mldge Wrlhams Mary WltSChCV Jack Wohlcr CODDIC Wolf B111 Woods Dvu 1ght Wooters Phyllls Workman Jean Wuchter Becky Yarman Bob Youtz Lxnda Selby Nancy Sheller 'F' 3 Tlm Shelly -.7 44' 'U' 'inf i ,A 11 'Bvv' R...a 41' -.47 L Q-4 T -.4 ,,.l -.4 'Q 17 AJ 1 Y' I 'i ' l t Q V , - y N ' 1 ' - ' , . 'Y 4 ' 1 xx 1 N y . ' a 1' Q w . . Q M , I W I 4 , ,s V 4 wa, yy 1 5 , . l 'S V Z. if In .J ' . 'P V -A 1 ., ' '1 'J 'tr' 'fx Q , 'D I' I .- 1 ' 1-41 Qxy- .,1 U'f- 3 YQ' . V4 s -4 S ' B5 L L' 4 15, - -' ' . A 4 I 7 l 1 f Jr' 1 A N' Q '-. . X .ls 4 ' , . A : V- , - A l E. ,il Av- -2 ' -3 ' - 1 'A-1 f ,S N 1 ' W . , 4 ' V- x -, n we 5 'X l A -Q . Y , ' 2 f :I S A , ,, Q ' J . A' 'g x 1 W '4 : K' 7 '? Q if f E li Y. W v ' 1 , Q vi , ' 1 3 ' . X I l . if X I I' '.'f-fbilx X .5 .wi 06 f a , I7 yr I C ROW 1: Mrs. Giffing Sandy Bunnelle, Presidentg Valle Janes, Girl Representative. ROW 2: Tom DeVoe, Boy Representativeg Beverly Porter, Secretary-Treasurerg George Parmelee, Vice President. 6, Juniors busily prepare A combination of fun and hard work kept the juniors on their toes this year. Suddenly aware that a Junior-Senior Ban- quet isn't free, they pitched in and made record-breaking profits from their maga- zine sale. In March, budding actors and actresses made their debut in the success- ful class play, Dino. Through all their ac- tivities the Class of '58 gained valuable ex- perience in leadership and responsibility. Truly the Class of '57 leaves W.H.S. in capable hands! V s , i',' Sue Allan - , px ' I ,V X Jim Allen A J X ' 2 4 - Roger Amstutz --y -3' ,s .E 4 ,..-- , Frances Anderson 'lx' 7 W QX V, Sharron Ashley 'C 4 if 'LA V 4 . I Tom Ault . 2- at! .6 5 -,,,,... Lois Baker - , f K in 1 X N Y Q . . P Marcia Baldwin fr .f 'Tj -El' - ' Jack Barnard 1 V 1 Judy Baughman k'!.'q45,v I J ff t VM Jack Beaver , -v - 'S Q , 3 1 l , .Q w Jim Birkbeck 'N' 1 l ' gl-gif! V K ' 5 - 1, is! Don Brady , a r . Y Q f v ' Sandy Bunnelle p Y N W v- Gayle Carney f fp f Q, I' W ' . -X IX 'if ri lf, ft Sig W fx Glenn Carpenter i S 5 .J I H U 1. 5 Q 7, Richard Chesser A ' JT ' ' M 2 Dianne Christian - lf' ' U' ,A .., ggi: Donovan Conover - X ' f ' ' Ronnie Conrad V 1, ' X 9 lx N ' ' 1, ,, 1' 1 VA. M if Richard DeLong V 4 Q ,, fl-' , ,Q i 4 4 3 lYITary Igerciter A ..-, 1 om e oe .LL ' - ' J .Qvf Connie Eggeman , ,if v ,gf Q4 X - s, y ,P Ed Eiiebruch ' w ' N QL ii' - 3 f Bill Engier tff 1 - - Joyce Engler 7 1- ,, ' A W ' ' Rose Enix at I . QQ , ' g , ,fl l-1. David Everhard V - ' R 5 N' Emerson Farrell 'Al X, If I . K. , A 0' 92 take over sehool leadershzp .,.' A 'Y Fred Flemmg Carol Flood Sandy Foor Kenneth Ford Bob Forsman Ellzabeth Frase V1ck1 Frledt Benn1e Gantz Shlrley Goode Dorxs Graves Dave Grlesmer Rhea Gr1ff1ths Ronald Hahn Carol Harter Judy Hartman Rae Jean Heavr1n Chuck Heller John Henson Carol Hllton Leann HOCk9DSm1th Joe Houston Bob Irw1n Valle Janes Brenda Johnson L1nda Johnston L1nda Jones Deanna Kaylor Larry Keeler Jack Keyser ug. Durmg the mtensxve magazme campaxgn every Junlor had a chance to proxe hxs sales ablllty Dlsplaung hxs 11st OI ava1lable magazmes Tom Ault trles to per suade a customer to buy 18 3 vim red Capable cooks at the Jumor class party on November 30 xx ere Gary Randall Sandy Bunnclle Mrs G1ff1n and Carol Harter W4 -'JY f? I ,J J 'R' in -A oh Qu, 4 6. V H? AF. QI' -r .ay em 9 0 , 1 O li , l ' fl ' :if 2.-. ' :V '4' ' g 1 ' ' ' ' i 1 f 1 , N . ' - . '- ,J - ' 1 3z...L5f2.'m.i . 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Sandra Wheeler J 1m Wh1te Ellen Wohlford Y 'v +1-any 5 4+ ,H I von., W +2 'I apt M71 144' if wr Z7 Marg ory Wonders 'N P, B111 Wood Joan Zuber L 95 Y 'rf ' fi . . . E N: t V ri is l A 1 -'Q -. 3 S- 'f W x - f 41' X L l - ,N 6Z v ' I -.x 7' ' ' . 'v , A-- T 1 G x ' v J I JW' fvj ff so ,y,,y, '- 1 ' I 'SS' 3 4, 'T 1' Y ' 'Q 5, . . . , , x - f-' -A Y' A h , N 1, .ff-.. -hw ..f X1 Q K' 4 4 , X X. f I X ' . L- L .l fx M V , . -Q .. ,Q S 5 W fn X . . .Q , -A vw-L I I V.: M a' P n A 5 ' T I 7- .- X A H , .S G l 'Aj x X ' af '42, 4 'T' - ' 4- ,Q I 4. 4 ' , . f I 7 A I V ,, .J I, l .-.. N- , , y .-- , ' .1 iv f '51, V: HP gf V7 'XIX I K -of , ly, U Vffllw 1 YW ' G gl' n 1 G Q f 1 ' S fs A ... ,,. , ii, 2' -'1 'Q T :J ' fz., ll Q ' T - fl A X yy , N 1. T + at ,Q B .l ' r N I .R G: ifqr K -x ' Q i J If ' ig' ' 7 . , ' ef LN . ...R ' kj v-' W ' 1 , 5: s s -,nf -,r , -:s , l -we Q su fl , l . sl N xxx Class Presxdent Tom Ewlng J 1m Blrger I am a Sen1o1 now cap1tal S You ll need to allow a trace of paldonable p11de Sul years eight ieams of paper a bushel of penclls and flxe hundred tests ago I was a sev enth g1ade1 spelled wlth a Xen small s Many changes hax e taken place 1n ou1 class s1nce then At times we thought we vu eren t golng to make lt but IU splte of ex elythlng some 130 odd of us w1ll be steppmg up to IQCGIXG our sheepsklns soon novt Our unfo1gettable sen1o1 xear h1ghl1ghted by the tla d1t1onal class plax senlox breakfast k1d paxtx all nxght prom and flnallx graduatlon has been a sultable chmax for ou1 XGHIS of fun and hard work at W H S headed sen1ors'J we xemember the th11ll of our f1rst class pa1tx Sadle Hawk1ns Dax the all school tx ack meet Back wards Dax and the Roman Banquets We were just young uns then Class jackets our sparkhng new class llngs Mrs Moonlzght four junlor class playj and that wonderful ban quet at the Sheraton Mayflower Hotel all added to our lovalty and unlty as the Class of 57 And now through all the flurry of these past months the feehng has gl own that the years ahead w1ll have to be pretty good to beat those Just beh1nd Th1s was supposed to be the peak the end and here they are call1ng lt commencement It s been good to get ready to begln together' Honored senlors stall Harlan Borcherdmg Tony Bordac Beverly Bowman 3? Dax 1d Brovxn Rae Calpcntex Mae Chxpps Llnda Cordrey - , ' U 11 1 ,. . I - ' r Y 7 1 7 v v 1 7 1 '- , , ' , . , cc sv 7 . . V G . V 7 4 Q . . . . ., Y 1 V . 7 7 I - ' ' ' ' 7 1 1 N . g V . . 7 1 - . , Q . ,fy - . With la trace of sentimentality fyes, even in us hard- W svn . I ,vs ' i . 1 ' , ' Q . 1 . ' 1. - . l . . ? , . , - ' s A 1 7 N 7 I 7 7 . I ' . 7 ' Q o o . v Q jf X45 Wt. ' 5 SEATED Tom Ewlng, Pres1dent STANDING Daud Weaver Boy Representatlve Bob Ruskan Vxce Pres1dent Joan Kahl Sec retary Treasurel Maryann Houston G1rl Representatlve Mrs Krabxll About read to la 3S1d9 hr h school textbooks the senlor class Y Y 3 checks the crystal ball for a predrctlon of the future smzle a ter twelve Dualne Crrshp Elame Cr1sl1p x x X 5 E, Bob Cuschleg Wllllam Dan1el C7 Sandra Schultz and Joe W11 11ams are one of the many semor couples enjoymg themselves at the Tr1 Teen Formal Moonhght MlSt years Carol Crumr1ne Charles Crupl iz, J John Demlter Glenn DeVoe H lu uc: 4 vi ' .1 r of Q I I 'Z ,7'A, E ' r i 3 , 5 l V '?fjf'fFfH Y A S fm? as :A Y A ,ff 9 ' 7 u A 2 ' 1, ' . A b : , A 1 .- y H . I . . 0 Z 3 l - t or f2f N Rae Carpenter the youngest daughter 1n Seven Szsters gets a neat hpstlck powder and palnt Job under the careful hand of Sand1e Nescheff BEL S' tk 'at 98 Pau11ne Doubledee Janet Dulworth J 1m Dressler Darrell Easterday w Sh1r1ey El11ott D1x1e Engler Betty Ann Erbse Harold Farnsworth 1' an QK4 B111 Felkert Tom Flath Carol Frank Bruce Frase y. -QM- Nfl: Pearl Gelg Elenora G1sh 'L i all 'W James Gwen Dxck Good 'X Dale Guxley Rose Mar1e Hagedorn Larry Hammer Mary Jane Harr1son Jef' George Harter V1ncent Hartzler Shlrley Hawk Don Held A1 ia ,- Choosmg a photographer for semor p1ctures lS an xmportant process Here Nancy Stone brook and Ross McDowell examme the sample portralts carefully before castmg thelr votes for Sylvart StUd1O 99 Larry Hendershot bb1e Hunsberger +79 Joan Kahl ilu... Katherine Korpi ing. i H95 Dax 1d Hensal Jack Hlndall Allen Jacobs Sally Lou Jenkms 35 ei 'Q-an 'Fef- Dax 1d Klsh Rlchard Krsshng I? A -'f y , Q 4 1 '. X X ' Anna Kreider Jim Kyle 'QW 'Ein Maryann Houston Lanny Jones Ou' John Klem Roy Larson A ' 71 v- , l f I 1 ny . Dean Lecky Pat Maghc ng 5 I Clara Mart1n er' -1 ? if 'Q sheua MQG111 ,av Jerold Lichty Agnes Logar Helen Magyar ,L 'fs' ix Judy Lucas Dxck Manske Bob Martm Kent Mathes Joyce McCarnan Ross McDovx e'1 Q QT Patrlcxa McMennam1n Marllyn Mlskell Patty Mxskell 02 -3 61 -chi nj Paula M1SkC11 Ann M1tchel1 Johnny Moore June Moser as Larry Musch Pat Myers He1d1 Nagel Pat Ne1ser '11 Sandra Nescheff Phy111S N1pper Margaret Pahlau Don Parrnelee Learmng laws of phyS1CS can be pamless well almost' Dlck Good proves thls 1n h1S demon strat1on of Bernoull1s Pr1nc1p1e as he balances tvuo balloons and a pmg pong ball on thm au' 6 A1 Pease in 'WJ' Students w111 be d1sm1ssed rn regular assembly order SEHIOTS nrst ,M-. Charles Perkms 'nug- Carolyn Sue Plfer JoAnn Plfer Faye Rager Dick Reynolds Joy Riley Donna Rivers i , Zx ODIITIII' Pcr1s1ch 6:1-E 1 'WX Kathy Ph1l11ps '11 ,M Betty Ray 3? A,pg:Q i 1- sr at Jacqualin Rohrer 4 N-A In X Jane Rohrer Verna Rohrer Jo Anne Rood Bob Ruskan tg Q Sandra Schultz Judy Se-rfass Sandra Shook Walter Sxmshauser 1- A11 ready for bed' Jame and Lmda dont look a b1t nerxous as they TGVIGW the1r lmes between acts of the semor class play Seven S1 ters M1ss Bxttaker looks well pleased too at the way hmgs are going 41' Bruce Sm1th Charlotte Jane Smxth Tony Solaro Larry Splce , t, is V H it wow X X Q - In I V- P y M is 1- . x ,J if - , N xx 9' t Q A A ' 4 l ' r af N X ' ,W . I Sally Stark Gerald Steiner !? Tw11a Stone Nancy Stonebrook After graduatlon scnxoxa face the scrmus problem of choosmg a vocatlon for 11f1 Hue Margaret Pahlau IS FCCLIVIDQ' mformatlon peftalfllllg to her aptvude tfst from thr guldance counselor Mr Calvm 1 W1111am Stuhrke or ii. IIN? 'Q'--7 Ray Terry Yr-4 1-it V? di Larry Swagler Sondra Takacs Sandra Tennant 1 sa- -4' X 'vw Frances Thomas Ns. Joan 'lhomas Geoffrey Toonder 'I0 06 Sand1e Tennant and Shella McG111 were among the g1r1s concentratlng on a partlcular ly hard sectxon of the Betty Crocker contest The wmner of the contest Patty Mlskell was named Wadsworth H1gh Schools Homemaker of Tomorrow 305.41 Karen Welday Dorothy Wohlford MlChaE1 We1tz1en Roger Wolf Carl Trease rv 5, 1 Joseph V1s1asky S Art Walkerow DaV1d Weaver Janet Wxlhams Don Yarman 'if Joe W1111ams Sue Zeffer . I I an 'gl r, X I .iff ? 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' ' ' Y Y S -- -Z ..., 5 Y 5 '- Y Y S ' Y Y 9 Y Y Y Y Y Y S . . ., . , . - , . 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 11 - 2 We wzsh to thank our sponsors The folloxxmg are the names of those xx ho haxe sponsored our Whzsperer makmg 1ts pubhcatlon posslble agam th1s xear The 1901 Annual Staff 1n behalf of Wadsxx orth H1bh School xx 1shes to thank these Wadsxw orth busmesses for the1r fine support and to encourage x ou to bux from them Thex deserxe our patronage Abrams IGA Food Store D H Xz L Feed Sz Supplx Co Allan Auto Parts D1cks Hardware Allen 8: Hartzell Incorporated Dress Bros General Store The B 81 B Store Elsass Ben Franklm R H Baker Realtor Insurance Loans Everhards Flowers Bee s Dress Shop Fahls Record Corner 339 Maln St Bell Motor Servlce The F1rstNat1onal Bank of Wadsworth The Bennett Lumber Company Flxlers Agency Inc W S Blcksler Electr1c G and H Drugs B1cksler Funeral Serv1ce Gaertners Soh1o Servlce Brenneman s Pharmacx Dvxlght and Ruth Gerber1ch CBrokersD B1lls DIHGI Real Estate Sz Insurance Agency Central T V Serv1ce Good Lrncoln Mercury Inc The C1t1zens Bank of Wadsworth Good s Sparkle Market Clty Restaurant Graff s Glass Shop Close Food Lockers H Sz H Da1rx Cooks Dr1xe In H J Hall Trucklng Inc The Cr1sl1p Corporatlon He1ghberger s Curt1s Electr1c lla Broad St Mr 8zMrs Frank C H1ll1ard 1 Curtls Men s Wear Holmesbrook Bullders Supp x Inc O 1 v , V .. 1 . . . . . . . . v ..,., . -, ' 7 O4 1 , . . 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V rzends 0 the 19.91 WHISPI RI If Houglan Hardxx are lsalx D 1rx Store Klems Store for Men 81 Box s Knapps Flrestone Store 'Wadsworth The Kolonx Koon s Bakcrx Kramer s Floral Shop Elmer L Larson Insurance Agencx Larson Oldsmob1le Companx LaSalle Cleaners Lawson Da1rw Store 147 H1gh St Lee s Inc 197 College St Lmdy s Drlve m John M Long Floor Covermgs M gl S Auto Parts Don Merr1man Goodx ear Store Mlke s Barber Shop Morton Salt Companx Nelser s Insurance Agency Compl1ments of News Banner M A Nlelsen Jeweler Congratulauons Class of 1957 The Ohlo InJector Company The ODIO Match Co Orban's Flowers Peoples 'Nl II kct Pu kms Laundrom 1t Plank Elexatol Red Blrd Foodlmcr Rlch Motor Sales Your Ponuac Dealer R1cha1d s B uhm Shop 525 Nl un St S1fTcrtN xsh S ilu Smlth Dalrx P1 oducts Co Sm1thClcane1s TrcntT'11lors Jack Sommer Chex rolet Sprmger Furmture Co South End Auto Stomer s Jew elrx Tubbeslng s The Wadsxvorth Br1ck 81 Tlle Companx The Wadsworth Foundlv Co The Wadsworth Insurance Agencx Co Wadsxx orth Pharmacx 126 NTa1n St Wadsw orth Lumber Co Weltx s Gulf Serv1ce J C Whxtlam Manufacturmg Co John E Wolf Optometrlst Wolfs Dru Goods and Glft Shop Faure F Wr1ght Wflght Department Store 3 if-r 3 T 1 f J 1 Q f V , ,pl Z . , . ,-2' v ,- A 4 , . , . ca I . Q , . . . x . , V . , . - 1 ., , 5. A 1 ', . '. f . 5- ' ,' L . C ,I ' A C . '- ' T. . . - A L C L N A C. L C in 1 ' D r- v Q I ' U A TT c .l ' 7 . Y A v I ' . M 7 ' ' ,w ., . . , . . . , Y v .f . . , ' v . 1 1 Q x . I ,. . , - . c . u 1. Y A ' . . y v . . . Y . . , . . c . .... - y , . . , 7 . 4 kir- 2 If was cz bag job The Armufll St1ITh'1s xelm pllpllifl 1 lVl2zspc1u whlch xou xxlll ilu 'ne keep fmcl UCTSLIIC as 1 leccud ol th15 ex emful X C11 In the publlcatloh of X our X ealhook no hixe called on the plolesslohal sen ICES ol tom dlffeleht fhme We xush to expless oul thanks to GIHX Plmtmg OHIO SCHOOL PICTURES ,Xi STAFF bu! we had help ' Compmw ol FOSIOIIT Ohm lm pllI'lll1 1Q md bmdmq to S lx Smlth Compqm ol Chlcago Ill H015 lol un GIS to Ohlo SCh0olP1ctures ofBe1ea Ohlo fol uhdel classman IDICILIIGS and to Sxlx a1t Studlo of Balbeltoh Ohlo fol SQIIIOI poltlalts and gloup plctules W4 A-.-I Y X SX LX APT STUDIO U .7 J .UV I ' , f Y '. l ' Q Q Wx . , - Y 4 I . , . I . . . u. n , J X o Q I C . .:zg'z' 'Hee 2 aj ' Q C, '. 'K rf' 'A K' Y' C 'cj' ' z ' 'Ag .'. ' Q j ' v K 1- .1 l v v w V l - 1 . I . 1 1- ' C v , x ' CS' 1v- 5 ', v N: v v 1 . as f- H vt., M X. - , , AVP IQ E , I,Wk 8 If fe Q -A I . l K- 3 -, V: +R A ,YYY f ' - 'I' . 1' I' '4 , ,. ' V ,A ,..,......b'....- - . iam f 'A f ' - I l 'x 1 A, A ' gl - Q I 'L L , ANNUAL 'dW4H5iF?4 J 4 If gjwwwwwwevf gage? +HWMHH?JQ+www!' A H? E Q J1?RQ5if94 f Qrffghgam WQWQJ ff fr'E 9E9E3H'1f Wig! MAGEL WILLIAMS A LESTER Afr.by Kingsley Sears u gi 3 J I . 1 r . 'li you Al - ma Ma - ter We al -ways will re-main so ,L . ,L ,L . bi- FL 5 JN JN Q J prarrf 55,5 N hoe., Our hearts and our Ioy -al - ty Will ev-er be in ' I' f 1' hought of you,i... To you we owe our hap-pi - ness and bg gl J J J i r r 1' 5 r' H I 1 J f X F R R I F1-1 ' V a all, of our suc - cess... For - ev - er will your ban-ners ,L Jr .L . .b JN gl J I 5 E F J '5 n z 4 12,4 u 4 f vb 9 V gf be our prlde Suc-cess to you dear Wads-worth H1gh., J J 4' E3 J J 6 W I' Copyright, Wadsworth High School, 1956 Alma Mater Annual Staff A1t Class Athletlc Depa1tment Attendance Take1s Band Cadet Band Reseu e Band Va1s1ty Baseball Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball F1 eshman JLIYIIOI Hlgh Rese1 ve Vars1tV Boa1 d of Educat1on BPW Buckey e State General Index D G1ade 10 Crade 11 G1ade 12 Ha1monettes H1 Y Jun1o1 H1 Y Sen1o1 86 91 92 95 96 106 Honorau Rotauans JOl,l1Il3llS1'1'1 Class L1b1 arv ASS1St8HtS 'Vlachme Shop M3101 ettes N F L N H S Nu1 se Olhce C191 ks Office Staff T1 f .t.t...,.,.............. 11' ' ........................ .. - . ,,,,.,..............,.. 18 1 .,1.,..1.,..,..........,. . - ' ....,,.......,.......,,..,. 39 ' ....,...,.....,.,,...... . - ' ' .....t,,.,...4.. 62 ' ' ,............,...,.. ...41 ' ' ...,.....,,,,..... 35 '-. .........,.,,...... .....31 , .................,...,.. 46 '-. ...,................. ...30 . 'Y .,,....,...t..,,,..... 47 'M' ' ..........., ....,22 , .................... 44,45 ' ' ..........,.... ....38 , ' ..,..,......... 57 1 ' ................,.., .,36 , ' ............,. 57 .................... .....45 , ' ..........,,,.... 56 .... ............................. 2 5 . 'U .........,..... 54,55 ..., .................,.......... 2 0 ' ' ............,..... 72 ' ........................,.... .73 .. . ...........,................. 22 ' ........,............. ..35 f ...................... 21 ..........,.......,...,.. 72 Cheerleaders, Reserve ..........,.... 61 Organizations ..................... 16-47 ' '. ' .....,......... 60 ....,........,,....... ...37 .........,.................. 40,41 '. ....,.,..,...,........ 3 3 ' ....................,.... 73 ' ................,...... 39 , -1 ,,,,.,.,..,,.,,,, 53 1 .....1.................... ,. -' , ' ....,..1........ 53 ' ....,................, ...32 , 1 .................. - ' ...,...,......... ...19 ' ....,..,........,.......... - '- , ' .......,........ 26,27 ' .............,............. - ' ' .....,.. ......21 ' .....t..................... -' ' .......,....,.... ....23 6 Cl'1E'61le3d61S Vars1ty Cho11 Classes Contents Cooks Custod1ans Facultx Football F1 eshman Football JUIUO1 H1gh Football Va1s1t5 FTA GAA Glee Clubs G1ade 7 Glade 8 G1ade 9 74 106 66 71 50 52 42 43 74 77 78 81 82 85 P11nt Shop Projectlonlsts Queen School Llfe SQHIOI Actlx 11165 Spanlsh Club SQOHSOIS SpO1tS Stage CIQW Student Councll Tennls T1ack T11 Teens Junlor T11 Teens Senlor 4 15 and Index 108 111 112 113 48 63 Wo1 ld Affau s lnstltute Youth fOl Ch11st Q an w ,l' , V , JA - ' v ' wk nr 'Q' 'L ' -. 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