Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1958 volume:

Th 1958 VV A D J VV O K It rl VVI' JP'-R K V 1 XXXVII r clllbgs 47 311 5 5' 4 anmmmng T A IS Wd lHglS e g F I' ' h 'I I 9 1: E ' MH .I V , he a aswortm i Wadsx' ' xf ,ff I l 'x WADSWORTH. Let's look at that wordp let's think about it. Yes, Wadsworth holds many meanings for us, but have you ever noticed what happens to that word when the first four letters are removed? We get an- other meaningful word, worth. This year the annual staff has built your book around this word worth. On some of the pages we have inserted quotations which depict the worth of every phase of our school life. What is school worth to you? Oh, some may say that they wouldn't give two cents for ity but those same people really know it's worth much more than that puny amount to them and to everyone who attends. - Lfwgj! P ,ww M.. We l i This book has proof on every page to show you how worthwhile it was to you to be a part of the experiences which were shared in the '57-'58 school year. You'll look through this book many times -sometimes just to leaf quickly through to find the face or name of someone you don't want to forget, sometimes to recall the thrill of a particularly rousing football or basket- ball game. At other times you'll want to sit down with your book and read every word of copy and study every face. Each time you read it you will discover more and more what W.H.S. was worth to you. 1 If F xi: I I ha- M E53 III w I I ff i Ig I A gull- 3115011155 SCHOOL LIFE ........ ACTIVITIES ..... SPORTS ...... STUDENTS ................,..................,..... CLASSES AND ADMINISTRATION ....,,.... uu y 'Y 4 I! ,L i 4-I 5 I6-39 40-55 56-91 92-I I I I I ll7Ai5 I5 inc!eeal- A Qs+QwH?3:1'55' ' mmf' - . ,Jen 13 v , , , L 1 1 -2 Q S E e worm y9re5eruing. 1' n nf:-5 -ar' Sl HUUL Llrf No one knows how many tlmes as we grow old we wlll look back upon our sux years at W H S These truly are times worth rememberlng As we leaf back through the pages of time we wlll fondly cherish each Important aspect of school lrfe the football games the senior prom com mencement But the thmgs that are hard for one to explam wall awaken the memories that are worth the most to us llttle happemngs that set each day apart from the others the gooflng off In scramble for posltlon In the lunch lme the sllent prayer before the exam Surely these memorles of school llfe wall make our later years more happy and pleasant, and certamly more worthwhule Y ,,,.'29W 41 ! f. . gs ' 1 , . li asm: A ...hs 'li' I . , . , vt '-' Q Y I 3 1 I' I' ' J ul 5 P rf' 2 . 1 ' W, 1 5 ? ei - ' ' ' f' 'Y A 5. - - ' we , - - - Sire: ' ' ,Q rig f f - gm . . I Y l :lit - U - 1 3' Q ,y ' I 1 ' ..- - . 33 I : . . ' ,ii .I fifth period that cost us two hundred minutes, the - . . . . . wi: 2, ' ' ' ' . --A if -,- :s 1 if . fl-f l is, , 3:32:12 7' We :ffl ig... EPS . ., 1, 21 riff, 5 'i 4.1 .Q 1 c an 5. 1 'CK of Q These two energetic students, Dick Thomas and Bill Raker, seem to be enioying themselves as they indulge in a snowball fight eff the school grounds. Not only world news is important, but also local news. Every Thursday the iour- -1. 1-8 .x 5, Just before 8:20 most of the W.H.S. population can be seen and heard in the auditorium. A typical week-day morning is seen here with students doing homework, shooting the breeze, or iust getting warm. N a Zl-H9 .fgjcfuzzfzfagn elle ofadf jew Each warm day before school begins, the students min- gle in front of the school to wait for the bell. On days such as this, some of the students might not be too ambitious. fi.2 '-F:-' in F . '-if f' ' a t 1 Axe -.,. A. .pL 'f if i . ri?-Aw 'o e li ' '31 'rv' mf. sq Q i. va V.. xl , . ,.-,f'f- ' 5, fi . 'P x' '4 Li 5 nl .t .9 ' L 1 . Ng V. ig? Q 9 nalism class sells the News Banner in the J 'ir e 3 auditorium. Here Alice Bargar buys her copy from Ronnie Miracle. Every Monday morning, as is depicted in this picture, Mrs. Kissling sells weekly lunch tickets in the rear of the auditorium. Jane Ann Gilbert is seen hunting for her precious lunch money. Q 0 x - 1' Advertusung IS a vital part nn selllng an annual No one entering the audntornum whether at be an the mornmg or at any tnme dunng the day could mass seeung the huge sugn on the flre curtaln :uber 'and 13' and 13' 111: ...- ul t tu , T -1 if Tell them we want thus developed as soon as posstble Wanda IS tellmg Arthur McVey to take thus roll of fulm to the camera store Be sure to return un tnme for your 8 30 classl W1z1ff01 Exam' If 830 68.1 Durmg the winter months, boots and coats are a neces sary locker lammung eval, and takung them olf takes a good porhon of the ten mnnutes before fnrst peruod Here l Doug Andrews and Bull Gnffln struggle wuth their wraps before school 54 Nfl io, ' xl Come on you guys I was here flrst Every school morning there ts a rush for the :ce cream and mulk machmes by those who dont get enough breakfast Gee nf l dont hurry up and get my hasr combed Ill be late for school Havung neatly groomed hatr IS an nmportant part of Janet Coopers school llfe ,Q N l Q! 7 Picture frames and bookends are popular pieces of craftsmanship in Jr. High woodworking class. Jim Wolf and Bill Martin are doing the sticky iob of trying to keep the shellac off themselves and on their masterpieces. .n A-wnp Mr. Oross had to order new gym outfits in all sizes. It looks as if the boys are comfortable in their new garb and are now ready to put them to the test. I 'V 7 X N ff! 7 . l'f,Hl'l'.l. CtfJlil'l'I1ll'lZf.i. X, Hifi-X HH M 00--ff e Iliff If the dancers weren't required to discard their saddles and loafers during the noon sock hops, we wouldn't have such a shining gym floor. In order to satisfy your curi- osity, you are gazing upon the feet of Beverlee Porter and Ellen Wohlford. ,K May I have your attention please -this can be heard many times a year as campaign speeches, advertisements of plays and concerts, and news of other special events are sputtered, sung, or shouted over the loud speaker. Here Mr. Work prepares to make on announcement. 5. 7 -31 - ! g, English students who are studying Macbeth look over some of Mr, Cooper's models of the Globe Theatre. Ted Stentz points out the inner stage where much of the dirty work in Shakespeare's plays went on. Looking on are Lulu Snowden, Jane Judge, and Jim Birkbeck, + The sparkling expression on Doris Leatherman's face is accounted for by the fact that 543550, the receipts from one day's sale of annuals, is in that pile of white envelopes. fi nm.. Willing or not, all sophomores must take the California Mental Maturity Test. Kay Ahl wanders at the sense of it all as she At Christmas time, the plane geometry sweats out a difficult question. classes proved that there is beauty in math. This Christmas tree in the library was decorated with geometric figures made by the geometry students. if -Yin -S1A,l.!,f6 Off! W!! .WAJ QZNH, Doesn't this seem like a swell iob to you, Tom? Tom looks as if he might be considering permanent patron- age of Mr. Wright's chair and office. This switch took place on student government day of 1957. l 4 ,ii gi v. is wc nu..-ir . I ry... Biology is a course that offers much opportunity for individual proiects. Dick Hickernell here prepares a mold culture. .Q Qi As you can see, the students in Mrs. Williams' office practice class learn to operate a variety of business machines. The electric typewriter and the adding machines are the favorites, . rm 9 .. vs I - l . .- Prize winners in the Junior Class Magazine Sale take a minute after school to compare the loot, These four accounted for over nine hundred dollars. From 3:30 to 5:00 every day the maiorettes can be seen in the lower hall teaching the maiorettes-to-be the funda- ' mentals of twirling. Here leann Hazlcensmith helps Beth A V f Wynkoop, a beginning student, with a difficult twirl. L . ' ' . , , W7 . , s.. .. 1 1 T .11 - v 1 W -. 1 'rw A -1 ' e ,....L..'f g l? 'iv ,,,, ' 5 .... ' ' Q . -V N 4, M lg. Q:- 0 5' ' 4. 'xr That one typewriter sounds pretty hollow in the empty ' f ll l - Q I ' typing roam. Beverlee Porter is intent upon finishing an Sl . ' . , -'i- - Y ' -'T' ' M ' : ' V 'N extra long assignment. ,. .1 . 5 G I-it 'Z fr. , ' W I . V4 Af 4 - .fwfr C!Al.l.ft'.l ?'l1l'lT ITF. eiflff MAPI' Members of the W.H.S, Spanish Club install some for- eign language propaganda in the library. Foreign lan- guages ore popular at W.H.S. and well they should be L' ' 5' ' in today's shrinking world. O Q Q '3- 5' The cheery smiles on the faces of these pretty teachers at must be an indication that the students were well behaved ' and eager to learn this day. Or maybe they are looking forward to a welcome weelueend. Money! Moneyl Money! Those iuniors really came up with a pile this year. Their eminently successful magazine sale grossed over four thousand dollars. Dirt in the auditorium? Bill Kinnard and .lon Hall spent part of their Christmas vacation working on the new concrete floor in the front of the auditorium. Here they shovel in the preliminary fill of sand and gravel. Q.. Our faithful custodian Charlie Banks replaces a light bulb in the lower hall. CFBW-DBCK SWeUl0fS Ufe all the V098 ut The consarned things seem to burn out W.H.S. this year. Here we See Und!! every time he puts the ladder away. Lucas, Sue Jones, and lynn Wolf admiring Sheila Hall's latest. Qtr oum of pracfice unc! preparafiozzt. Better late than never. Gary Parmelee didn't quite make his book report deadline. Upon being surprised to find that the report had been slipped under the door, the teacher made an exception and accepted it. X X l Unwilling participants in Mr. Huns- berger's seventh period study hall dis- creetly hide their guilty faces from our photographer. Crime does not pay, said somebody or other. Anyway it's a good chance to catch up on your home- work. confronted by an inspired salesman from We were all the Spanish Club this year, asking, pleading with us to buy their bargain Christmas tin of thirteen dozen cookies for only two dollars. Sally Stirgwolt assures Mrs. Holcomb that these delectable cookies won't be around very long. 1'l , lfii J' 1 yr' 4 M f f,,' x R Silhouetted by the bonfire, Queen Ca- mille watches the pep rally with hopes for Friday's game. The freshman and sophomore Y-Teens spent many an hour working on decorations to make the Stardust formal lrfiiii sftft. s riff. 1 f iff 'Boy, that sure was good! says Kent Mathes, as he expresses his appreciation to Sandy Bunnelle, iunior class president, for the fine feed at the Junior,Senior ' Banquet. hi' , .K .V -G .. lt appears that the iunior class back- wards party was a roaring success. Here two iuniors, Gerry Scheehle and Mary Jenewein relax and discuss the merry- making. 'l ' 17, . :i.'viJ'if' .- Alf? ' 'J ' H cn , ,,. -fn.. n, . ,In qu. . Eeny, mecny, mincy, mo. lt takes a lot of hard, intense thinkinq to choose among all of these luscious, homemade cakes, Roger Nippcr, Glen Carpenter, Ronald Hahn, and Terry West might be able to have seconds if they go lightly on firstx at the Hi-Y potluck supper. a success. Here Carole Stripe, Pat Campbell, and Donna 'ff sn: Jo Spice put on the finishing touches. U .f L .X ill 5 , iz 4 .., t , , if M 4 4 l got this mastered, man! By the expression on Jim Allen's face, he knows just what hes doing, This exceptional pic- ture was snapped at the senior class sled riding party. 'iz . I :yea- i I-sfhu , -- . Ja-:xv . -'-'tv Q2 R Hlhilllflft c 01104 CRI KZH' s 'IAA00 1241111 ,sl Karen Weltzien looks on sympathetically as Sandy Wright tries desperately to explain her innocence to angry grandfather, Stewart Brock. This was one of many hilarious scenes from our all school play, Meet Me in St, Louis. Two of the rural members of the senior class managed to get to town to attend the senior Halloween party. Butch Farrell and Brenda Mater look as if they're en- ioying the big city life. These three seniors, Sandy Foor, Sue Allan, and Mary Ann Simpson, had fortitude enough to brave the cold and come to the senior skating party. Where would all the gentlemen be to lace up their skates? W Y',JG1:'Q ,. lt's a wonder the people who attended the Freshman- Sophomore Y-Teen formal had anything left to eat. These Y-Teens, Karen VanArnam, Lynne Wolf, Sharon Harter, Rosemary LoPresty, and Kay Vicars, look as if they are eating most of the food they're supposed to be preparing. My, but we have some greedy Iuniors! Kenny Kaufman, Dennis Easterday, and Chuck DiPolito are rushing Faye Newcomer. Faye carries on, bravely handing out sand- wiches. The iuniors came to their party as little kids. One of the most outstandung addltuons to homecommg thus year was the queen s float Here we see Elalne Clkra and Camnlle Montgomery stuffxng the last few napklns unto place 141 The homecomung queens are always a trubute to W H S and thas years was no exception Queen Camxlle Mont gomery was a true example of beauty and personalnty whom we were all proud of Tom DeVoe the football captaun escorted Camulle from the float to the queens seat of honor Although the flu bug kept Tom from plant mg the tradmonal good luck kuss and canceled the home comlng dance the event stnll turned out to be memorable wlth Wadsworth wunmng the game f!l140P!A !!fl,5 XJYIIIIAV ,Q Mary Jane Harrxson and Jack Hlndall show their delxght ln havmg been chosen Kung and Queen of the Class of 57 Prom as they dance to a song played nn thelr honor Whale rengmng over the dance the Kung and Queen of the Twln Hearts Ball Tom DeVoe and Lmda Lutz arrange the carnatuons that were presented to them by the Y Teens '-wh i . , ' . f I bf f . . '. . 5 o G . y , I A K .6-s, - ' X V-1 . vw. x K . . 1 by O N . . . .. A . l 'Q i ' . rf ff . - ' e V' e Q ll J l 5. 9 c ,- l A , ',A,aJ . ,,,, R. N5 . l Wx. , 1: ,, in w-W,. E-f L Sharing work in the kitchen. Sludying homework. Relaxing offer work is done. THE 1958 ANNUAL QUEEN, Valle Jones Going to school. i , Choosing u dress for the dance. 15 Q . - mean. ii? f , , . '-mx ,W ,ffm X w. 1 H-. W Q ,- Qf N- 5' 'ef 5,5 A . Q - ' 45,-,YQ Q Pm V f I lose wAo Aerue are worflzgf of flue name of Aonor. ' Ln:-t.. if j'f7'fQg 1 P ,J HBTI VITIES Activities are what make school worth going to. This sentiment, though not entirely true, is probably expressed by many W.H.S. students during the dreary months of mid-winter. Activities break into that all- important school work to make the days more enjoyable. Who can forget the bonfire? The homecoming game? Who can forget the Y-Teen formals, T.A.C., and the disc- iockey dances? The speech tournament in which we cleaned up in every division, or the concerts which every- body was in, but which still managed to draw big crowds, or the class plays in which you forgot half your lines, but still could laugh afterwards-how many will forget these things? Yes, activities are fun, and they are also worthwhile. The student council has helped and improved W.H.S. in many fine proiects for the school, and groups such as N.F.L. and Honorary Rotarians are worthy to represent W.H.S. outside the school. Activities are what make school worth going to - true, but also the school is what makes activities worth going to. '59 3 ROW l Bull Wood Sue Hensal Judy Holvey Dlanne Chrlsllan Sandra Bunnelle Roberta Ruvers M Cooper lAdvnsorl ROW 2 Jack Barnard Tony Rowe llidntorl Jam Allen leann Hockensmlth Valle .lanes ANNUAL STAFF pmt 'IQ- That omnipresent Annual Staff cameraman Mr Cooper has the tables turned on hum by another sneaky photog rapher Here he ns caught red handed as he poses a shot The gurls are convmced that the boys on the Annual Staff are not gentlemen But ludgnng from the smiles, Sue Hensal, Duanne Chrlstuan, and Judy Holvey arent complalnmg too much as they lug thenr typewnters to room 207 To the umnutlated, the amount of work that goes mto an annual such as the l958 WH S Whisperer seemed fantastnc The new staff mem bers soon fell Into the rugorous Wednesday nlght routme They qunckly found, however, that those Wed nesday mghts were lust the beglnmng, as they found themselves coming In after school and even extra mghts as they hurrled to make dead lmes However, they also found that the Annual Staff was not all work, as they found tume for an occasional wlsecrack or even a food break once nn a whsle Also the staff had nts weekend out mgs going to Cleveland to see Clnerama and to Mohlcan State Park on a plcmc It was a lot of work, but every staff member knew It was worth at when he saw a copy of the sum total of the effort the 1958 Whrsperer . gC,. A I f- - K 4-4 -. - ,E+ -. A , 2, If avr V' r ':' l Qt - A ' 4' . -7.1 . , 5 . . 6 r. 1 N, A 4 , . . -- f-x ,, -- .' -4 rr W, ff eu 4 T I - X, I A' T M J Q 4 l , J' ' I, ,, l l A if , 1 A F! u n l Q 9 y J . . ' . i STUDENT EUUNEIL 1' as ac 5 IQ' 'I flu 9? 'G-J I 92 -'K ,, Y 9 QC 0 v -gg ' oo: er 1' QQ QF 'W e T1 ROWI Goodson Holt Larson Dolph Muller Trent Dudas Muller ROW 2 Ennx Foor Borden Yoxthnmer Nash Clulford Shue Arnold Kramer ROW 3 Trent Jenluns Scheehle DeVoe Stuhrke Wulluams Mater Longsdorf ROW 4 Bxshop Phlllups Ruskan lyren Muller Allen Conrad Gnftm lrwun Even though there were no basketball games except the tournaments left the students stull demonstrated thenr school spurlt by buynng up all the Student Councll basket ball puns m two days Here Sharyn Snyder buys one of the last ones from ,lack Barnard QC' 6 C G- Q., T ga All ofthe student body from seventh grade to twelfth know that when they have a worthwhile suggestuon, problem or Idea, and when they bring It before the Student Council, It will be acted upon accordmg to what the students want The Student Councll IS the voice ofthe people a bmdlng factor between the student body and the faculty If ut were not for this group the students would not have many of the prnvnleges whnch they now enloy nor would they be able to partrcupate In the worthwhile prolects which the Student Councll sponsors such as promotung the school Umted Fund Druve and collecting toys at Christmas for the Salvation Army CABINET SEATED Jack Barnard lPresndentl M Hudson lAdvlsorl STANDING Ann Nlch olson, Rosemarle LoPresty, Charles Held, Jochen Kxndlung, Tom Barnard, .loe Hous ton, Doris Phlllnps, Betty Jo Houston fx 5 t - -- T W' S5 J' v ,E Q i 0 ,1 V gf! :f n V Az ' 4 C 7' , - 'V , A f O Q, ,Q or M .9 4 x 0 ' X l V A '- Qt T T tr M . tu. , : U, T , - A., -' 4 . T gy sg, s -P 1 T 1 -' wwf, 5 T ' 1 ,,,. 'RT T-T AT - . l ' rv-Z li 1 4 y ? ' ' Q, . , T C , , T L .. , T 1 ' 1--1' 'Wy ,X ' , ' A ' T. ' E TTB- ' it 2 A l '11-5.4.3 ' W . . . . . . S A 6 vb ' . T : ' , r. 51 2 ' 3' N Q! g f' 13, K4 ' r .A I 'L f,,'2-'Z wk, Q' Q1 ' x '. TQ, A ROW l: Jon Hall, Richard Heath, Stewart Brock, Mr. Sears tHead Mechanicl, Bill Schrengauer, Bob Monteith, Don Nicodemus, David Everhard. The stage crew aren't usually called upon to perform a task such as this, but Mr. Calvin's Volkswagen is so intriguing that they have to see what makes it tick. One of their regular iobs is setting up scenery and props for plays, assem- blies, and concerts. These boys also become quite proficient at operating the microphones and lighting facilities in our auditorium. Many times the members have to give up a Saturday afternoon or Sunday evening in order to assist in the production of a program not sponsored by the school. With the able supervision of Mr. Sears, the stage crew always gets the iob done, and gets it done right. Members of the stage crew can always find peace and quiet in their roost in the prop room. Here Dave Everhard fixes their radio, following instructions from Richie Heath and Bob Monteith. Well, guess we know who the industrious members in this organization ore, or is it that they didn't get to the furniture first? PHUJEETIUNISTS All of us will admit that one of the most enioy- able ways of spending a class period is watching a film. Educational films, with which we are occa- sionally blessed, are made possible through the efforts of the proiectionists and their advisor, Mr. Kreider. These boys are carefully trained at the beginning of the school year to maintain and operate the movie equipment, and are always willing to give up their study halls to show films. These films are obtained by Mr. Kreider and are available to any class requesting them. GX Louie has found the difficulty. Philip Wolf and Louie Lamson are doing a little repair work on one of the many machines which they have become proficient at operating. All the skills of handling film and movie equipment are put into everyday practice by the prolectionrsts Dennis Easlerday is splicing a film, and Carl Welday is nnspechng an old-time 3X4 slide proiector. His 1.3 w l Q' Q 5113, L I ,r Cl.. :z .I 'LPI 97 ROW l: Engler, Mohler, Engler, Razor. ROW 2: Mr. Kreider fAdvisorl, Thomas, Romain, Friedt, Wolf, ROW 3: Lucas, Borland, Lamson, Close. 1-'-Q 'mb has if ROWl Wood Bunnelle Frledt Porter Chrlshon Horler DeVoe Mr Calvm lAdvnsorl ROW 2 Mrs Gclrlng lAdvssorl Allan Ellebruch Heavnn Trotter Rowe Jones ROW 3 Kyle Hockensmuth Allen Trent lyren Henson Mumford NATIUNAL HUNUR SOCIETY Scholarshlp Leodershlp Service, and Charac ter these are the precepts upon whlch member shlp In National Honor Socnety IS based Although It IS an Inactive orgamzatlon, membershlp an the W H S chapter IS a coveted honor, and hopeful lunlors and seniors are kept guesslng untul the announcements are made N H S holds an nm presslve lnltlotlon ceremony ln May, when ap proxlmately fuve per cent of the lunlor class and an cddltlonal ten per cent of the sensor class are mducted Q 9-rin -,-.,' D' All new members of the Nohonol Honor Socuety must go through a formol nnlhchon Here Mr Calvm and four members Carol Horler Alan Trent Valle Janes and Bll Wood prepare to odmlnnster the ceremony to the newly elected members NVQ -1 v r . ,fs I , . 3 4 A lee-esac r A E4 l ' ' D -'za , ' 2' RY 4- :L 'sq B I l H W ' 1 5 , f' ' my A fill-Z if ' II: .3112 I , l , l I, i Po FUTURE TEACHERS UF AMERICA Class will come to order. These are the words that every F.T.A. member someday hopes to say in her own class. This organization is valuable to all who aspire to become teachers. This year Wadsworth F.T.A. ioined the county The officers of FT A Bev Porter Sandy Wheeler and Leann Hockensmuth are F.T.A., which has a meeting once a month. Our own organization also meets once a month, and both meetings have a variety of programs. The members of F.T.A. find the organization not only educational, but entertaining as well. helping their secretary Sally Janes with letters to various states asking them for their teaching requirements The results should be interesting and profitable Cir f,.3- ' ,,.'-wi l ROW l Hickernell Snyder Rohrer Wntschey Porter Simpson Carney Qualick Mr Mengers AAdVISOf, ROW 2 Santee Holvey Wheeler Klndlg Bunnelle Janes Simpson Harter ROW 3 Miller Grow Newcomer Ratta Rowe Perkins McCoy ROW 4 Heavrin Dietz Hackensmith Nescheff Ashley Anderson ,, .I Q T Q N71 ' ,.a j I . . ., , I I ! , , f 1 . 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P ROW I Mary Wrtschey Judy Baughman John Mclnerney Ruchle Heath ROW 2 Bull Schrengauer larry Stnpe Erlc Young Mrs Wulluamslllbrarlanl Bob Buckhaldt LIBRARY STAFF One of the organnzatlons which do yeoman servlce at WHS IS the Library Staff These people who donate their tame to keep our llbrary In good operating order do a great servsce to those of us who would study or seek leusure tnme pleasure In the library Wlthout their work of catalogumg, repaurmg, and orgamzung, we would fund ut dnffucult mdeed to make good use of our library fGCIlIlI6S A 'firm John Mclnerney and Bob Buckholdt classlfy and arrange new books on the lnbrary shelves The WH S school Inbrary ns a valuable O l asset to our educatnonal tacnlutles Here It I ,gg us typncally crowded as students do refer ence work read or lust relax V :I O.. Ulillrg ISF.. lla I Ki ' -7 A' 3 'A gyqllll' Q. V ' - if 'H ', or . -4 Zig ' s A' ell B ' In - , . 4 Z fi ,A K 4 f ! ,Q . . I I I It x ' - 4- , Q ' . I 1 .N Q - grtw M. M Q f 4 H . -. Ee 1 . l ' A, I 'A 7, Nl li' A all I. ' Ili. J: lull X It , If 4 ' I R , I I 1 ' . ATTENDANCE TNKEBS Mr. Wright, Leatherman, Long. Every period one of these efficient girls can be seen stretching to reach the attendance slip on an out-of-the-way hook. Under the supervision of Art Wright, a firm but good-humored man to work for, they keep the school attendance records. my yigg 'X Hensal, Scheehle, Reinker, Harter, Kramer, Belt, Lois Baker is one of Mr. Heyl's efficient secretaries. Lois works in the office during her office practice course STUDENT SEENETNHIES fsrh end expe S 5 .L.J PP, Mr. Work and Mr. Heyl don't need to worry about a thing when they have a good secretary to carry out their orders. These girls work for an hour every day doing some little thing that helps the administration end of W.H.S. run smoothly. Here Doris Leatherman, Linda Switler, and Barbara Belik labor tirelessly over the attendance records. They'lI check any suspicious excuses or truancies. 6 g,-I EA T 3 1 3 Mr. Work fPrincipaIl, Mr. Heyl lClerkl, Takacs, Hockensmith, Kindig, Hartman, Wohlford, Parsons, Jenewein, Kilmer, Switter, Poder. 25 HUNUHABY llllTllHlllNS ran, if K E. ,av9,. l,,' ,tg MT? 2 4 T 'ag -nl: ave. l, t lg .l .5-if f .av we 4 '-' f W . . T 5 2 I l' , - l - .. 4 T , 5 fi ROW l: Rowe, Shoup, Parmelee, Forsman, Wood, Barnard, DeVoe, Nicodemus. ROW 2: Mumford, Miller, Fleming, lyren, Miller, Gantz, Allen, Houston. Q BUCKEYE STATE ROW l: Bill Lyren, Valle Jones, Jack Barnard, Carol Harter, Joe Houston. The Rotary Club of Wadsworth has provided a select group of some seventeen senior boys with the opportunity to participate in the weekly Ro- tary meetings. These boys, elected by their class- mates at the beginning of the school year, have a chance to see firsthand how a well-organized service club operates. The club entertains two of these boys every Tuesday noon for a month with an excellent meal, songs, and a speaker. These boys are indeed fortunate that there is such a generous club in our community. Mr. Burkholder, himself a Rotarian, explains the club's four way test to newly elected Honorary Rotarians Mike Miller and Mickey Miller. 'W as Ji I Q' r W--Qc., lt's a good thing this Gladstone has straps on it. Joe didn't bring home such a neatly packed suitcase, but he did bring home many memor- able happenings which occurred during his week's stay at Boys' State. Learning the fundamentals of state, county, and city government is one of the main purposes of Buckeye State. Each year three boys and two girls from the iunior class learn these funda- mentals. A miniature state is set up, from the governor down to the lowest city office. For those who don't get elected to an office, there are banks and utility companies to be formed. While at Buckeye Girls' State, which was held at Capital University in Columbus, Carol and Valle, along with the other girls, were taken on a tour of the governor's mansion and the Capitol building in Columbus. Joe, Bill, and Jack found that at Buckeye Boys' State, which was held at Camp Perry, the living conditions weren't the best. When it rained, some of the buildings leaked, and the beds got wet. Buckeye State was an unforgettable and profitable experience enioyed by all five par- ticipants. ! llfm ROW! Hensal Young Flemnng Hayner Schenck Lyon Demnter Kaylor ROW 2 Stull Harrus Beluk Barnard Harter Pray Long Mr Holmes lAdvnsorl ROW 3 Gsffm Janes Scherner Mumford Venner Brock Perluns lPresndentl Barden NllTlllNllL FUHENSIE LEAGUE Members of the N F L and those seeking membership gain experience and speaking fun esse through parhclpatuon nn various dlvuslons of N FL sponsored tournaments They also wan points toward the various N F L degrees These people wull fund that the assured ease with which they are able to speak wall be of great value to them durmg theur varnous careers inn I The Prmce of Peace contest sponsored by the Ohuc Councul ot Churches provndes good expernence and an opportunuty for state honors for oratorucal su dents Hans Scherner here practxces the speech wuth whnch he placed thlrd In the state thus year xr.. Every week snnce the flrst speech tournament Sue Lyon Denny Joachnm Joann Space and Tom Raynor have pared over the latest news articles for taps whnch they hope wall prepare them for extemporan eous speakung Now they are looking for the pros and cons of our mlssule program lust un case that IS the sublect they happen to draw un one of thenr extemporaneous speech rounds 27 g ,s-4' Msn 1 ROW l: Birkbeck, lightfoot, Heller, Trent, Shoup, Griesmer, Browning, Nicholson, Wood. ROW 2: West, Rosenberg Woods, Nipper, Hall, Klein, Easterday, Carpenter, Mr Schaffer lAdvisorl. ROW 3: Mantle, Kuder, Amstutz, Remy SENIUH Hl-Y The pot-luck supper was an event much looked forward to. Here President Bill Wood prepares to distribute the ice cream while the faculty advisor, Mr. Schaffer, and the guest speaker, Mr. Sechrist, look on. ...Z X -11' Madigan, Thomas, Rowe, Miracle. ROW 4: Lyren, Miller, Hahn, Gantz, Houston, Allen, Keeler, Brock. ROW 5: Spice, Andrews, Bebout, Conover, Ruskan, Larson, Henson, Forsman. As it does every year, Wadsworth's active Hi-Y club sponsored the snake dance and bonfire be- fore the homecoming game. This year it was held on October 31 before the Kent Roosevelt game. Besides this, Hi-Y activities include basketball games, pot-luck suppers, and a swimming party. At one pot-luck supper, Mr. Sterling Sechrist used colored slides to give an excellent talk about Guatemala and Yucatan. --as-4.54 A as ,f 4 f 5 H Xl '57 .. my ,J W r 7 'ir ,f KN - The Hi-Y gym meetings also draw large attend- ance, as the picture shows. Here the club is arranged in the Y.M.C.A. triangle. X 1 X '7- ROW I Bob Engler Bobby Koppes Herb Perdue Jrm Sampson Mr Martrn lAdvrsorl ROW 2 Henry Young Duck Flemmg Jam Epprch Tom Trease JUNIUH HI Y The Junior HI Y IS one of the actlvutles rn whlch rumor hugh boys can participate Organlzed for seventh erghth and ninth grade boys, this rumor branch ofthe Senior Hr Y provudes an Interesting prelude to the senior group Meeting twrcea month the .lunlor HI Y devotes one meeting to a program and the other to some sort of athletlcs, especially basketball As rn other YMCA groups, the Junlor HIY performs servlce prolects This year among other things they are planning to contrlbute to a national assocra hon which wrll establrsh programs nn foreign countrles My nf Before Chrrstmas, the Junror Hr Y was busy parnhng plaques for the hosputal Here Mr Martm, Bob Engler, Dennls Trent, Bobby Koppes, Henry Young, Jrm Snmpson, and Jum Klbe are hard at work .- . K: In , A1 ' . 5 ' .f 3 ' '- .. ,, . 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' I ' I I an Y Y TEENS ROWI Wohlford Johnston Takacs Carney Wheeler Zuber Kmdug Rrvers Mumaw ROW 2 Sampson Relnker Lutz Wellznen Engler Welday Graves Mrs Mann lAdvlsorl ROW 3 Bunnelle l.ohr Fnedt Hartman Vlcars hrrshan Phullnps Harter ROW 4 Trease Johnson Mater Baldwnn McCoy Allan Halton Porter ROW 5 Montgomery Kyle Ashley Grlttuths Westbrook Hockensmuth Jones We had some really orugmal lasses In Y Teens this year The T957 homecoming was the first one for whuch a float was made All who saw nt agreed that nt added much to the glory of homecomlng The sktt and the slnglng at the Christmas for mal were a real treat They helped to make the dance a perfect opener for the holiday season February 14, whrch lucklly came on a Frlday, provlded the perfect time for thus actlve group of gurls to sponsor their annual sweetheart dance Y Teen dances stand out among the other dances because they always have beautlful decoratuons and good refreshments Besldes bemg hostesses at many fun fllled events, the Y Teens lolned the natlonal Y W C A Y Teens Thus gave them the prlvllege of bemg a part of other active Y Teen groups all over the country Tom DeVoe seems to be catchmg on to the last tempo dance that lmda Lutz as teachlng hum he looks as uf hes enloyung It too As you can see from the background, thrs was lust one of the couples that had a good tame dancung or vusntmg at the Jumor Semor Y Teens formal J- 'sl' r -I. f 1 ' ' ' ' V,- , s . . . . , . - ' 2 2 I , -rx ' - Y 1 J Vw T - 37 I .9 syngkq , F . ' I D I I 7 c A, 1. ' ,, - 1 . L, V f 4 . . A lt J' H E x - - , . , 1 , .J . A 7 Q1 , N X lr 2 . . , . , . ' ' . ' . - 1 ' . I I I I I I ' ' : I I . I . , C ' ' 1 ' , - 1 , , , ' . . , , . 1 , f , f , ' . - .lllNlUll Y-TEENS Even though the beard had been drscurded John Beboul porlrayed a rrgh! lolly old elf at lhe lunror Senror Y Teen f rmal These chrldren re IH the slut whrch was The Nughl Before Chruslmas ROWI Shue Koosed Selby Jenewem Gusser ROW 2 Bault Wrllrams Holvey ROW 3 long Muller Fauble Salusbury Venner ROW 4 Nescheff McConnell Buckholdt Arndl OH ROW I Mumaw Fauble Moore Wuchte Kramer Wrlschey Poder Vrslasky Brrng Ball Luiz Wolf Hunsberger Sega Robrnson Sheller Drelz r Krerder Houslon Beech 15'-. Hrckernell ROW 2 Sanlee Lrllrbrrdge Johnson Gardner Swmer Srmpson Jones Qualrck Mxss Huslon lAdvrsorJ ROW 3 Huns berger Ballard Sprurll Keyser Scheehle Parsons Rrley Pfersfer ROW 4 Rowe Drlworlh Perluns Longsdorf Belt Crkra Jenkrns Grow 31 , O . I we I . . H 5. lf 1 - ,, , . 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I . , . , . , . : I I I I I I I SUPHUMUHE Y TEENS Thus has been the most excutung and enter taunung year the YTeens have had un a long tume All tne gurls who thunk they mught enuoy belongung to Y Teens come to a get acquaunted party un September At thus unformal meetung the gurls can fund out lust what the club us luke ln the Meduna YWCA the gurls from thus county come together three tumes a year for an unter club councul Thus meetung us devoted to dns cussung the varuous problems or udeas ofthe other sectuons December us a very busy month for these gurls The suster organuzatuon Freshman YTeens uouns wuth the Sophomore Y Teens to plan a fun packed Chrustmas formal Stardust was the theme ot thus year s formal Varuous shut uns the nursung home and the hosputal were serenaded durung the Chrustma eason by the carolung of the Y Teens Pauge Palmer a tamous beauty authoruty spoke to all of the YTeens un thus county on Beauty Auds Wadsworth was host to all of these gurls All gurls love to eat so when the tume came to elect new offucers un March there was an accom panyung covered dush supper There was a great deal of splashung durung the swummung party whuch was held at the Y W C A un March The last event of the year was a very tune tea whuch was held at Overlook school The Sopho more Y Teens had lots of fun thus year NM be' ROW l Vucors Isbell Frutz Bcuult Lucas leathermon Moyer Baker ROW 2 Kundlung Muller Morruson Space Sutlert Borden Punkley ROW 3 McGeorge Beyers Stonebrook Zummerly Wood Boehm Hath Marks ROW4 Rabotun Houston Rexroad Wslluams Kochy Turns Kush ROW 1 Lowshe Ferrara Wrught Motzko Kramer Ahl Hollenbach Renner ROW 2 Zummermcn Schultz Gorman Ruggenbcch Camp bell Saltzman Walls Mrs Gulbert lAdvusort ROW 3 Welty loPresty Prunce Karwuch Irwun Jacobs Oselcnd Barnett ROW 4 OConnor Harter Trotter Harter Hull Garcua Wolf VanArnam - - I - 3 S . , . . . . - - I I I I ' . . . . . ,, . ,, I . 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I ,, 5 ... v Lf .. , , -- . u 3 I I I I I I I z 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I ' : I I I I ' - I I I , , , , , , . . : ' I ' : I I I I I I I I I I ' I - , 1 , , , , , Nitin ROW I Yelmek Nicholson Frase Barley Wnllnams Rennker Marks Dllworth Mrs Wnlllams fAdVISOfl ROW 2 Allen Keyser Gulbert Schenck Steldel Cooper Krender Pnfer ROW 3 Gnbbs Vaughan Mumford Bauer Pusher Moms Hoelzle Kazar ROWI Hummel Woods Parsons Hunkle Tannehlll Baurd Hantzsche Allan ROW 2 Randall DeVoe Shoup Smuth Hayner Muller Arnold Young ROW 3 Barnhart Becker Houston Sumpson Keplar Bard Farrell Nueman FllESHlVlllN YTEENS Because our hugh school enrollment was great ly Increased, It was necessary to have four sep curate Y Teen organlzatnons The freshmen had thelr furst chance to do varuous actlvltles alone In December they brought Christmas cheer to shut ms by carollng Among the varlous places serenaded were the hosputal and the Stoll Nursmg Home Even though the YTeens are separated unto smaller groups, they stnll enloy workung together The freshman and sophomore YTeens worked together to make the Stardust Formal the biggest event of the year xi 'Y' 38 05 GK Y 36 9' as 36 lla OW 'l Weltzuen Sumpson Takacs Bunnelle Stonebrook Wulluams Newcomer ROW 2 Mr Sears lDurectorl Shue Vucars Mater Grow Dulworth Arndt Ratta ROW 3 leedy Heavrun Grutfuths Heath Delong Markley Graham ROW 4 Hall Trotter Schrengauer Strupe Kulmer Mulls Burkholder From September to June un the fall wunter and sprung the chour us actuve Sparked thus year by new robes and durected by the unexhaustuble Mr Sears the chour lends a spurutual aur to many WH S functuons The monthly chapel program whuch us the chour s maun functuon us an untegral part of W H S school Iufe HllHMllNETTES The Chrustmas assembly guven the day before vacatuon sets the mood for the holudays Thus year the chour recorded Chrustmas carols whuch were played un several stores un the communuty The chour also partucupates un vocal concerts throughout the year Thus group us certaunly to be commended for uts fune musuc and programs The nune gurls puctured here are the Wadsworth Hugh School Har monettes Chosen from the hugh school chour and durected by Mr Sears these talented gurls sung for varuous church groups Luons Club Rotary Club and of course con certs At eught oclock each mornung on theur way to Room 308 they guve theur own concert for anyone who happens to be un the buuldung Theur clever luttle dutty, a but start lung at 8 O0 a m , was made up by the gurls themselves Though the words are a luttle vaun, when these nune vouces blend, the harmony us delughtful ln theur strukung red dresses, the appearance the Harmonettes cre ate us a delught ll ROW 'l Rhea Gruffuths, Sue Toluocs, Mr Sears lbureclorl, Jonuce Rotta ROW 2 Pat Clevudence, Mudge Wulluams, Duanne Chrustuan, Bev Porter, Becky Boult, Carole leedy If :gy A uf'-Q A isp ? 1 ' ' 1 -3 3 Q 8 u i .L ,ff I 1' 3: 'Xiu I I 5 L.. . 9 'I' :L rv. kv E b 5 H alll' My 5 ' l A -Mi 5 5 Q: 2 J, 1 7 'X 5 X, f A as , ' ps 3 -Tr lf- I xl Q -xg VT in y 1 j 'fn Q f e :fu t I Alf. P U My, - n a 14. T' at S , L15 E - f , of G is v M' 4 r, r VM lf 1 in B V .a Y L ,ay S .K t W lh yi fu A gf I 1 y f u to 'fs aiu r ' ..' 2 , on us ' Q R 5 G at ya- . P 90 li Q-4 2-AF-it -3G '-v Xe JS ar ' R tw h ROW1 Carney Kilmer Rlvers Porter Wohlford Kaylor Engler ROW 2 Venner Pfelster Phrllups Brmg Wheeler Chrustnan Bault ROW 3 Hanna Mrraglnotta Heavrm Clevldence Sampson Rodgers Harter ROW 4 Farrell Houston Trent Trostle Monterth Barnard Trent Demnter XSS These new robes must be paud tor, so the cholr embarked on a sales campalgn Beverlee Porter us tryung to convnnce Jon Larson that hrs mother needs one of these handy measuring cups At long last the day has come The cholr who have been antlclpatmg new robes for many years are happlly berng measured for them Here the company representatnve measures a chour member whale Mary Ann Snmpson rs recordmg the measurements J'-1 JG ROWT Mr Baldwun lDnrectorl Randall Romarn Koosed Welday Wynkoop Yellnek ROW 2 Lutz Holcomb Hunsberger Dretz Steudel Morrison Cooper ROW 3 Leatherman Sega Lamson Love Nrcholson Scheehle Sluhrke ROW 4 Ruskan Andrews Bucklngham Leedy Snell Swank VARSITY BAND At the sound of the drum malorette s whistle the 1957 58 WHS marching band marched onto the football freld at the prevue game rn brand new umforms The new unnforms were the result of many hours of hard work from last year s band Thus year s band contrrbuted much, how ever, as they practiced up on their sales putch and sold l7OO monogrammed toothbrushes and 4 A 370 fruut cakes to fmlsh paying for the unnforms As the hlghlughts of homecomung and the freez :ng temperatures of the Stow game brought the football season to a close, the band started prac trcmg more sophlstlcated musnc for the four con certs which they presented during the year The W H S Varsity Band vs an organlzatnon which the whole school IS proud of ROW l Strlpe, Kmdlung, Adams, Weltzuen, Baker Leonard ROW 2 Rohrer, Urban S1mpson,Jeneweun, Mumaw Walls Brown ROW 3 Hunsberger Allan, West Welday Ford, Earley ROW 4 Slenlz, Conover, Maloney, Wullnams, Thomas, Wiley Shoup T J' Z 1 , N ve' N9 A - ,H :. 1 .1 , -1 - - - 1 - 3 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 V 3 1 1 1 1 1 - , .. . . . . , . . . 1 ' N4 if ., ' ' -3: AA A . l we ROWI Shoup Leatherman Fye Nncholson Smnth Lucas Hmkle ROW 2 Bauer Ewnng Kleun Pnnce Tekauclc Grlbert Jacobs ROW 3 Parmelee Grfhn Gnbbs Barger Beard Wnlllams Young ROW 4 Mumford Maloney Gantz Lamson Remy Hall vii ',,. Every morning members of the three bands can be seen wanting for Mr Baldwnn to unlock the annex lll bet y ws persuade hum to set has alarm clock earller its 12 fd 4 E I '-we Lg ins 'wiioww -au.. ig Here ns a shot of the band nn a darly practzce session putting the fnmshnng touches on a Frnday rlght half tame show This partucular number features the malar ettes In a dance to Dark Town Strutters G Patty Jenkms Leann Hockensrmth Vacku when the cold wmter weather arrrves MAJUBETTES A bevy of seven malorettes leading W H S l957 58 marchlng band added much to the half time shows Under the capable leader ship of Linda Ballard these gurls twlrled and danced to the strcnns of Blues ln the Night Even when the temperature was below freez mg the malorettes were there to put on a show for the enloyment of the crowd Fnedt Linda Ballard lDrum Malorettel Dianne Hollenbach Nancy Kramer Leah Krelder AWYVMW 1 RESERVE BAND JC JC. D1 O5 'ik 9 ROWI Heck Bauer Sample Baker Hawk ROW 2 Cole Hlnkle Frltzmger West Perdue Steele ROW 3 Hornoff Love Dolph Prnce Kalb ROW 4 Snyder Abrams Gould Lueberth Knlpatnck Groslean ROW 5 MacMuchaeI DZunk Arpad Vorce Kronenberger fl! CADET BAND vlinr? if ROWI Amstutz Wiley Bucher Loudermilk Kratzer Huffman Kappes ROW Mr aldwun QDnrectorl Leatherman Prfer Farnsworth Police Woll Kleun Muller Trent ROW 3 Damels Steele Crumrme Muller Wnllnams Baird Smith ROW 4 Nash Space Kmdng Fruedt Mehollm Heyl Raker Weaver ROW 5. Speucher Roynor Fisher Mumford Brown Nieman Marshall. r ff, 4' ' 'x . I f of ,r-vw: ,Fr :'1 in 1.1 211-1 , ft- i' z., e.f,g1:12 Ea wi, ,ff Q.. ' fi l-1.162 -- . lim' nf 'flfaii ROW lr Fye, Smith, Amstutz, Leedy, Baker, Smith, Stearns. ROW 2: Weckbacher, Kilmer lPresidentl, Kollert, Wheeler, Ady, Demiter, Robinson, Mr. Holmes lAdvisorl. ROW 3: Chesser, Sharp, Markley, leedy, Leedy, Yarman, Chesser. YUUTH FUR Every Tuesday at 3:45 in Room 308 there is a Youth for Christ club meeting. There is singing, special music, and a speaker or something spe- cial, like a quiz, Bible drill, etc. Besides the weekly meetings, on the second and fourth Satur- day nights of every month there is a rally in l , gif' This picture shows Hazel Chesser taking the orders of Nelson Kilmer, Larry Kollert, Joyce Amstutz, and Becky Smith. The appetizers were songs, and for the main course, Rev. H. P. Rankin spoke to the group. This was one of the best meetings of the year. CHRIST Akron for all clubs in the Akron area. Also, on the fourth Monday night of every month there is a roller skating party at Springfield Lake Roller Rink. The purpose of this organization is to reach unsaved young people with the Gospel of Christ. , ,,,..,.'--.Am At one of the meetings this year, the theme was Word of Life Cale as you can see by the sign on the door. Dorothy Robinson was the hostess. 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Q sri lr 3 'M me worflr of fire fea ' 5 A A of Ae I t i lf e worf f , sg ' imliuioluazt compoding if 39013 IJ Am I worthy of playing on thus team Can I work together wnth the other members of the team and help produce a good team'9 But most of all am I capable of taklng a beating one time and then bouncing back to victory? These are the questions whuch every member of a team answers to hlmself At W H S a player answers these questnons because he doesnt want to let the team down He knows that teamwork pays off He knows for Instance that ln foot ball a player must be able to take continual bodily con tact In basketball a player must be cool headed and quick un track a fast runner wlth good breath control and In baseball be able to hut the ball a great dustance These are lust a few of the thlngs that determine whether a player feels he IS worth anything to the team But when he makes up has mmd he will stuck to It and play to the best of has abnlnty -. -4.-, ,-ff-RET' . nf . N. Q N. . - . 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M tip' .- Ha 1' evr- fi we 922' ROW l DeVoe lCaptt Graham Hall Helghberger Mackel Given Dye Gnesmer lMgrl Engler lMgrl ROW 2 Bishop Allen Houston Alexander Smlseck Frledt Noe Howard Mr P1sanellnlCoachl ROW 3 Spice Fo man Kmnard Enix Mills Schrengauer Wertz Gantz Mr Lyren lCoachl VARSITY FUUTBALL School started early for the W H S football team On August 20 the team started on the long road of hard practices Plays had to be remembered kicking tackling and blockmg had to be perfected and a startmg eleven had to be chosen This startmg eleven was composed mostly of lettermen from last season such players as this year s captain Tom DeVoe who shone brightly In he backfleld for WHS and center Mlke Miller chosen for the second straight year as center on the Metro League all star team P Head coach, Rex Mcllvaine, shows next year's co-captains, Richie Heath and Frank Given, one of the plays they will be using. There were also some newcomers on this year s squad who helped the team In many ways Joe Houston most valuable player of the year and sophomore end Mark Burkholder are but two of the newcomers who contributed so much At the end of the season W H S wasn t on the top of the Metro League but a team doesn t have to be at the top to defeat the best of them The team showed this when they tied league leading Tallmadge This lust shows that W H S can come up with a bundle of surprises when It IS east expected of them St John Cantlus E et Orrvllle Coventry 0 at Springfield 0 at Norton 6 ..,.......,....... at Tallmadge ................., l4 .,.,.,.,...,.... Kent Roosevelt ...,............ 35 .....,......,...,,.... at Stow ...................... THEY 47 0 6 I2 6 pw- ng, U Fi f ' r y1vu 'tv' 1 -L-gn -U'-71.1 - ...,. 11-J- ...qi H496 ill VV 7 .- 136 ,f V' -61 -Gr Uk 6 l lxj, i li Qi ROW l Shue Ball Heath Houston Ray Luknnac Ault ROW 2 Mr Mcllvanne lCoachl Adams lMgrl Mr Oross lCoachl Keeler Parks lorton Browmng Brock Close Emch ROW 3 Lomer Muller Lyren Henson Early Lamson A tradltlonal part of the football season us Dads mght These dads watch happnly to see whether Wadsworth can subdue Coventry Thts one didnt get away' Mark Burk holder and Dave Graham gang up on thus unhappy opponent, as Tom DeVoe moves ln to help make the tackle a complete success 43 v nr - sf - 's - 1 ' - ' l -f Q - -Y Y r- Y f v - 1 - - 1 -- -'L 'l- -' - - - - y- - f Y - ' -1 ' i- O -, 3, , to , 7, ,. - . -- v ' V' ' ' ' '- ' Y ' - -,, ' ,e .Q a--'4.,r'. v ,. . ,Ax , sA-t -5- - L I - - -' ' , F . in 'Lr,-- v 5 ,Q - 'H ' f ' 0 ' ' ' , 'Y . 1 1 1 n 'l-I ' T Q . ' 'V .. . 8 F W, I -,V , -. s ,' .xr fs ,A .Q -, fb , -- 1-- - 3 3 O, ' '1 ' Q .15 l EY 51371 ' r J K VJ V Y , c .n x 4- n A' ., , A 'A , . f ' - ' 2 1 ' 4 J , ' N? . ' if 4 -f 9.4 If tt 4 ., - -Iggy. I L1 md- ' 'N . fx A I W .. - p l L tj A .5 fa 5'7 1: 'f . i -' : 1 1 X ,Y s A h K , J ' ' w V 'A ' . 1 Q ' , Xa 'K N Q . , I UI M ' ' iii? - so , 1 s fs of ,, fu, ,ii 1 , s l Q 4 4 ' l O we - XI l 1 I nl 1 A Joe Houston prepares to stuff arm hrs would be tackler as he ganns yardage Because of maneuvers such as thus Joe was voted Most Valuable Player of the Year by hns teammates With Tom Ault running interference for Dave Graham, Dave heads for a TD for W H S .S?J2eJ? M6415 gain yd Jag? ,MLJ5llf0PfA 9124 L85 Run Tom run' lt looks as though Tom Ault IS bemg pursued by a gang as he spnnts down the fneld for a TD Joe Houston runs mterterence lor George Luknnac on a long luckolf return agaunst Stow Thanks to good teamwork thus and many other knckoff plays gamed good yardage for Wadsworth :AKD FHESHMAN FUUTBALL '38 41 5 I fl S- 0-in rf '4fQ'? -I vo- 1,54 ,J 'Val aft AM P ROWI Birkbeck Yett Kohl Elliott Weber Stuhrke ROW 2 Williams Winkler Meyer Kovacs Brown Kaylor ROW 3 Mr Ridley tCoachl Graves Gardner Rollins Conrad Christian Williamson Amstutz JUNIUR HIGH A team with varsity spirit is a good way to describe the WHS freshman football squad The freshman football games are lust a stepping stone to the future when these players will be come members of the varsity team After gain mg the experience from these games and then playing on the reserve team next year this team will have the ability and determination to assume the name of varsity and to play the other varsity teams. FUUTBALL If you have ever gone out to the football stadium after school and have seen what looks like midgets playing football in equipment that seems as if it is four sizes too big you are looking at the lumor high football team These seventh and eighth graders are learn mg the basic rules and fundamentals of football along with some good clean fun They also learn good sportsmanship and teamwork that are es- sential in football. 9 - ft. iii, .P ROW l: Koppes lMgr.l, Dudas, Rexroad, Close, Ahl, Tannehill, Ford, Bruce, Beery, Kibe, Engler tMgr.l, Steele lMgr.l. ROW 2: Carrier, Porterfield, Bentley, Houston, leedy, Werlz, Nash lCapt.l, Larson, McCrork, Simpson, Bruce, Wolf, Nieman, Raynor. ROW 3: Mr. Mast lCoachl, Trease, Portertield, Yoxthimer, Flood, Andrews, Abrams, Marshall, Johnson, Wallace, Lutz, Wendschuh, Schaltter, Mr. Golz fCoachl. 45 ROW1 Burkholder Lyren Houston Noe Gantz Wertz ROW 2 Miller lMgrl Lyren Mumford Henson Parmelee lMgrl Mr Ridley lCoachj VARSITY BASKETBALL Usually when a new coach is hired from a dit ferent town a person might guess that this basketball season wouldnt turn out as well as others But coach Ridley proved that he could come up with a big surprise He was particularly at a disadvantage in that there was only one first stranger returning from last year s team The squad ended the season with 13 wins 4 losses, they won one tournament game ln league play 5 were won and 2 were lost Kent Roosevelt was the only team to beat W H S twice The team captured third place in the Metro League under Coventry first and Kent Roosevelt second Bob Lyren proved that for the next two years W H S will be a threat to Metro League oppo nents Bob was high point man this season and brought the team through many a game H was named on the All Metro team Coventry was chosen by coach Ridley for the first tournament game The team made 82 per cent of their foul shots In downing Coventry This entitled W H S to play Akron South who eliminated them If scrambled for the ball. ' -A Sometimes basketball can get like foot ball, as this picture shows. These players became a little over-anxious as they all We They 62 , , at Buchtel ,,,,A A,,, 3 9 34 , , , at Norton ,,,,, ..,A 3 7 69 , ,, Tallmadge 4l 66 , . at Springfield 37 70 . Coventry ,,,,, 55 69 .,,, , at Ellet .,,.,,, 5l 72 . . ,.,,,,. Wooster ....,,,,,,..,. 49 41 ,t,, , , Kent Roosevelt ..,.,,.,,A 43 69 , ,. , .Norton .. 61 40 , ,,,,, at Kent Roosevelt., ,,,, . 62 53 , , ..,,,, atBarberton ,,,,. 52 82 , ,, at Tallmadge 63 78 Springfield ,, 62 36 .,,, ,,,. ci t Coventry .,... .,,.. 4 6 74 ,, , .,.e. Stow .... ,.... 3 8 WT 58 ,,,,A Medina .,.. ,.,,, . 52 62 ., ,. ,.,,, Rittman 7,A,..... , 58 63 .,,,,, Coventry ltournamentl .,,,,. 58 ff 52 ., Akron South ltournamentl ., 7l John Henson is seen driving in for a lay-up against Coventry in our first tournament game. John played one of his best offensive and defensive games of the season against Coventry. W Cgagem rzfoil gicefinf eggadon Come on fellows, this is my ball. Bennie Gantz steals the ball from this Norton player as John Henson llll and Bob Lyren l7l await the outcome. l I I sure hope I make this shot. Bill Lyren prepares to shoot a iump shot in one of the early games of the season. Bill was sidelined after the Ellet game until recovery from a knee operation. 47 HESEHVE BASKETBALL The reserve coach Mr Mast was new this year He coached the team through a wmnmg season with mne vlctorles and elght defeats Sparked by the flne shootmg of Jerry Ruskan and the expert marksmanshlp at the foul Ime by Jtm Noe the Cubs ended the season with flve stralght vnctorles After a slow start the reserves showed at the end of the season that wrth the returning varslty members next year mnght prove even better than this one One of the ways In whlch a team can become better us by workmg together That s lust what the team dld lt practiced Into the middle of March and even scheduled a few scrlmmage games Wuth these extra practices and scrnmmages coaches Rudley and Mast hope that next year wnll be an undefeated year for WHS 9 at Buchtel at Norton Tallmadge at Springfield Coventry at Ellet Wooster Kent Roosevelt Norton at Kent Roosevelt at Barberton at Tallmadge Sprmgfleld at Coventry Stow Medrna Ruttman Pete Frledt seems to be somewhat hed up by these opposnng players while Slew art Brock and Vernon Howard get set to receuve a pass ROWI Graham Earley Frledt Noe Ruskan Wertz ROW 2 Adams lMgrl West Barnard Becker Bishop Brock Howard Mr Mast lCoachl They W13 fglsglfg FBESHIVIAN BASKETBALL 6 8 ROWI Mr Lyren lCoachl Thomas Kohl Oross Elloll Weber Stuhrke Kndlung Dletz fMgrl ROW 2 Hckernell Wolf Porter VanDuzer Bro n Venner LeedylMgrl Tallmadge Barberton Highland at Rtttman at Portage Norton at Buckeye at Meduna at Norton Portage Medina Rlttman at Barberton Highland Coventry ltournamentl U L Lught ltournamentl Medina lsham Tallmadge at Norton at Medlna Norton at Barberton Highland Creston Barberton Hlghland North Canton ltournamentl They They Basketball IS only one of the many sports In whuch practucung and worklng together make a better team The preclslon and skull whuch the varsrty basketball team dlsplays can be traced back to when the present varslty was m the 7th 8th and 9th grades There they worked and practiced together Such IS the atm of these two teams These boys are taught basketball rules technlques and plays They learn that by work mg together they can wln and can develop a Ilklrg forthe game JUNIUB HIGH BASKETBALL H fK,j ,X In xj ROW l Sampson Dudas Nash Yoxlhlmer Wertz Larson ROW 2 Abrams Andrews Raynor Marshall Trease X . V' f' my 'N' ,Ca 1.l.f to ,wk V, , gi 5 A X ' ee - ' iff? use I -ix? .',g,. N14 V f Q V If ' ,fi 6 ROW l: Given, Gantz, Spice, Reynolds, Dye, DeVoe, Good, Heighberger. ROW 2: Lyren, Rowe, Crupi, Solaro, Farrell, Walkerow, Trotter, Hall. ROW 3: Mr. Lyren lCoachl, Barnard lMgr.l, Heath, Ford, Wood, BASEBALL Lyren, Browning, Engler lMgr.l. Have you ever tried to play baseball when there is snow on the ground and you are almost frozen solid? Have you ever tried to avoid mud puddles as you run out onto the playing field? If you played baseball for W.H.S. during l957, you experienced both of these drastic changes in weather. With practice beginning in March, some of the players got cold. Finally, after the cold ended, the games be- gan. Then the rains came. Every morning before a game Coach Lyren would go out to the A.C. Field to see whether the field was hard enough to play on. In spite of all this humidity and cold, W.H.S. finished at the top of the Metro League for the second straight year. With the beautiful pitch- ing of Art Walkerow, Dick Reynolds, and fresh- man Bob Lyren, W.H.S. could hardly be scored against. ' WE 4 ....... Springfield .. 2 ....... at Wooster .. 6 ...... Rittman .. 8 ........... Stow ....... .. .. 9 ....,. Kent Roosevelt .. 8 ...... Orrville .. 12 .... at Norton .. 15 ..... at Tallmadge ..,. .. ,. 0 .... Coventry .. 2 ...... at Ellet .. 6 .... Coventry ,,,,, ,. .. ll ..... at Springfield ., 10 .... at Kent Roosevelt .. 3 .....s.,. Norton .,...... . l ..... at Akron East .. Safe or out? Art Walkerow and Bennie Gantz may make their own decisions, but the umpire will decide officially. This picture typifies teamwork which W.H.S. displays in baseball and in all sports. ,Q- W TH EY 0 3 2 0 6 4 l 0 l O 0 0 0 2 4 Up and overl Bob Ruskon makes high lumping look easy but it takes skill and an agile person to get across the ar without making it tall -5 Hey' Did you guys hear the latest news? We re getting new track uniforms this season That was the rumor circulating among the members of the track team last season But this rumor turned out to be fact as the team appeared in new light gray pants and shirts Uniforms werent the only new things with the track team New records were made by various members of the team Wadsworth surprised the Metro League by capturing fourth place in the Metro League Meet lust one half point behmd Kent Roose velt An accident kept WHS from placmg in one race thus giving Kent third Bob Forsman and Joe Houston received special distinction at the Knights of Columbus meet. Bob pole vaulted to victory, while .loe broad iumped his way. Wadsworth will always be a contender for top honors in the League because of its vast supply of reserve and determination. W.H.S. can be proud of its track team and can be sure that track is a worthy sport. Bill Becker clears this low hurdle easily as he practices for the next track meet. Only a freshman in '57, Bill is developing into a fine hurdler for W.H.S. Panthers are faster than Grizzlies sup posedly but Jerry Speck dlsproves this as he defeats a Norton Panther on a very muddy track 1 Aww' 'I Q0 Mr Oross Mr Mcllvaune ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Mr Pusanellu The Athletuc Department at W H S us a group of organuzers Seven men and a woman mold an effucuent football team from scramblung sev enth graders form a well ouled quuntet of basket ball players from kuds who cant even make a lay up make a ten second man out of a skunny 'freshman and even turn a screamung gugglung Tom Ewung Muke Muller Jum Allen Merlyn Rock Jeff Toonder Duck Kusslung Jum Burger Mr Mcllvaune lCoachl bunch of gurls unto a semblance of a volleyball team Besudes coachung varsuty sports these people organuze untramural basketball and suxth grade basketball Obvuously they start from the bottom and uudgung from the record they do a pretty good 'ob seven and losung fuve 'bf' trict tournaments this year. Durung the sprung of 1957 the W H S tennus team was accreduted wuth an admurable record wunnung Coached by Mr Mcllvaune the netmen play the stuff competutuon of the Akron dustruct Led by two able senuors Tom Ewung and Jum Burger thus squad constantly um proved during the season despute the bad weather which prevented Wadsworth from entering the dus is an asyn- .6 7' Ml! Y 40 JO -Z xm- l3dj4L - w 1,155 if Jn Betty Jo Houston Sally Janes Kay Lyn Welty Carol Harter Connie Beech Tom Ferrara Could anyone Imagine a school without cheer leaders? They are the very core of our school spirit The cheerleaders are there at the football and basketball games to lead us In orgamzed cheers A cheerleader s life doesnt Include lust look mg pert and pretty in her public appearances These sux sparkling faces are the faces of our Grizzly cheerleading squad Thus year they made an appearance in brand new uniforms Their galety and sparkle keeps the student body on its toes at football and basketball games and promotes the school spmt whlch helps a team to ruse to the tension of the game She spends many hours at cheermg cllmcs, stay ing after school to devise new cheers, teaching would be cheerleaders, and planning pep rallies all for our enloyment and pleasure No you lust cant nmaglne a school without cheerleaders A tradition at W.H.S. is the annual bon- fire where the football queen is an- nounced. Here Toni Ferrara leads the students in a cheer as they stand before the huge bonfire. -L Kay Yelinek, Ursula Kindling, Sheila Hall, linda Switter, Linda Lucas, Connie Bailey. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS The pretty maneuvers of our reserve cheer- leaders--Kay Yelinek, Ursula Kindling, Sheila Hall, Linda Switter, Linda Lucas, and Connie Bailey-help the student body achieve that all- important school spirit. These girls cheer at all the reserve games. They also substitute for their big sister varsity cheerleaders if they are absent. These girls deserve a great deal of acknowledgment for all of their pep and energy, which is never extinguished. 71 . Yea teaml The expression on the faces ol Lucy Spruill, Solly Miller, and Sandra Murray seems to show hopeful enthusiasm as they practice. These girls will try out for cheering at the end of the year in front of the student body. O . ' tg A as '. 4' R ' . fe, sv S 'L' 4 . 0.5, 1 -Q V as 2 'J L Q9 Q -3 . , 1- - s. y .N X I cy 'fi v ' :L I 'nc .4 ' , I T- W 6 -R V' ' qs 4- xi lv' ' 'N A v it ,.l- C, 'oc we ,- 3 N 19 1 - .. ' -3 1 I . V -I , J V A . ,ss-. b - rf I . J' ROW 1: Mrs. Schofter tAdvisorj, Heller, Nester, Reinker, Frase, Woods, Oseland, Scott, Cartwright. ROW 2: Jones, West, Wolf, Schuckert, Williams, Rowley, Robinson, Baker. ROW 3: Fritz, Korwich, Miller, YOUHQ. Zimmerly, Vicars, Schultz, Isbell. ROW 4: Bowman, Dean, Becker, Houston, Garcia, l.oPresty, Sharpe, Borden, -- s :- .1 - , qs J e 49 .T ,. - , - 'fu .. 45 '- za.: x V 5 . H Y YJ ' as 6 .. 5' 4? if A 'gy u 4 X lx Q ' Yfg O eu ee 95 .- .7- -Q9 Q6 F 4' , ab 06 .- -ff, Q5 .Q -r-rr on DG JL Q' G59 fic. .fu T.-9 2' ,et I I 67 Q N , K Q' O6 A, , . 1 l vi ' 1 1 ! 'W ROW I: Reinker, Marks, Hickernell, Woods, Hummel, Mumaw. ROW 2: Allen, Pray, Trease, Kreider, Piter, Saltzman, Porter. ROW 3: Barnhart, Becker, Miller, Allan, Hilton, long. ROW 4: Kyle, Reese, McCoy, Mater, Montgomery IPresidentl, Mumford, Morris. GIRLS ATHLETIC IISSUEIIITIUN lt s true that the gurls of thus organuzatuon meet for the maun purpose of promotung athletuc com petutuon and sportsmanshup among uts members but they also perform servuce prouects for the benefut of the whole school Many of you lut seemed luke all of youl cut tended the bug dusc uockey dance at the Rec un late January Thus dance had some fune publucuty and the proceeds were used for a guft to the school whuch was announced cut recognutuon assembly If you ever bought fudge cut one of theur candy sales you II confurm the fact that they can cook oo The membershup and the spurut of thus club contunue to grow every year ay now thus gurl has what ut takesl Volleyball us an excutung sport when there cure ardent and capable players luke Jan Fusher on the team As you can see from the background thus was one of those partucularly unterestung gym peruods because the boys and gurls shared the gym ROWI Mrs Archacku lAdvusorl Shoup Isbell Frutz Hayner Martun Renner ROW 2 Sumpson Venner Sumpson Hunsberger Enux Dulworth Wulluams ROW 3 Chabun Fusher Bauer Keplar Schenck Myers ROW 4 Francus Westbrook Ashley Hunsberger Rowe Dulworth Trotter 45 36 Q6 as Uv. ac Yo' gf- 4 Q0 17 04 5 -D' as as 41 '5 at -e 86 ,., D is 7 t l I I . S I . . . . , - ' , f as S t ., .: ' ,ik 5 6' A , Q M ' -5 I I if , 1- U , -ng X JI' A I ' .9 5. 3 u G J f W A ' CSA In 'S A 7 .- Q ' I ' A .. if , - 5 F 4 X ' ' we - ,- 1 Q 9 9 l - R I 4 T' ' ee. I . H A V x A . 1 ,,, u : V - as I hs... VZ' if -i I 1 14 f 4.3 'Gr K-A Gm 3959.-,, . X V l2f 'f' firm?-A JA i grew worflriy mim!5 54014 If worflzy Mingd emgracef' t 'EQIIKQ' V SSTUDEIIT ln years to come, when you look back over your annuals, this is the section you will most remember. Here are your friends, your idols, your pet peeves, the persons who have helped to make your life more interesting and well rounded will be here. Getting to know, appreciate, and understand your classmates is as important to a sound education as English or mathematics is. The knowledge and self-confidence that come from being a high school student and associating with others are worth a great deal more than can be put into words. Perhaps, in years to come, these photographs may restore fading memories of your years at W.H.S. and of the friendships and activities which made your high school years some of your best. . .. 'f A, ,..,. . - ,, 1 .-4... . , wi-.- .., ., -..- . ,r l 5- lc! CLASS CABINET Mr. Johnson, Advisorg Ann Abrams, Secretary-Treasurerg Don Houston, President: Linda Zettle, Vice President. l am a seventh grader. On September 3 of this year I entered the halls of W.H.S. and was re- ferred to as one of those wild little seventh graders by the sen- iors and by all newspaper report- ers. I was amazed by the masses of students, the changing classes, and the rough assignments. I real- ized l was growing up, as I attend- ed a pep rally, entered into a few activities, and witnessed a chapel program. And when I first sang the Alma Mater, I was a part of W.H.S. ,gguenflz giucfem .Ae cwcinafec! .jlze .xgclfiuify jf Ann Abrams Bob Ahl 0 2 K gg Sharon Alexander -7: V Y' 'r E4 b is 9 1' Judy Allen .ir 3. 4 1 ' 5 'xff N g 5,11 Phil Arndt ,rf ! 1 ' A Q Joyce Arnold ' Evelyn Ashley Sarah Jane Baker , V Edward Ball I I r vi... ' 9 Q Y , Albert Bargar fi' , T' rf- Sharon Barton 4 F S , Linda Bauer Tim Bauer Mary Becker vs P, 5 Q 4 Jim Beery ', - .1 Roger Bentley I -' Q-'1' I D V , Eddie Berlin f . Anna Bell Boydte Mona Brickey Diane Bring 6 , Anita Broadbent b':: -T' ,qv 'i :L S ' - 0 Jimmy Bruce 'Z' 'A 'I Je U N Rick Bruce A :ff if I 1 .Ia James Campbell James Carrier Diane Cole ,, ,, gg Carol Daley :Z . -T' E- E 5 9 Margaret Dancy ' V 7' Teri Dibble ' f--5 Mary Dolph 58 Lynn Doyle Merrllee D Zurlk Robert Engler Cheryl Evans Patrlcla Fahl Q- 17 ' T7 Ronald Ferguson 1 Q Rrckey Ford Ruta George Steve Goldstem Davrd Goodson Patty Gordon W Phyllls Gould W! l Natalre Gray Orrnn Groslean Charlotte Hantzsche Karen Hawk Andrea Heath Cheryl Heath Bull Heck Pamela Henson Alberta Hlnkle 9 ,Q Q 9 Judy Horn off 4,4 Don Houston 1 Evelyn Howard Beverly Huffman Carl Huffman Lora Huffman Bernard Jones Ellen Kalb .15 Carol Kazar Donna Keefer David Keller Robert Krlpatrlck Donald Kronenberger I Bllly Lamphuer 4 Maureen Laubenthal Chrnsty Lawshe Duck Leedy Lorena Lemon Judy Lrbert Vesta Lonberger 'J Susie Love Jane Mansfield Carol Manwell a 4, Pam McDermott Y, L-W Georgra Mlchael Dale Muller Kenneth Muller Lucy Muller Judy Mitchell Marne Mrtchell ,, , ,W v Nana Moore Y Ronald Moore , - 1: . - V 5 I 6 -r, ' if , I 4 H M M f' J l r -4 .63 f L' al. 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M J I E- Ig 354 R 1-'73 1 'lab 46 b' SEVENTH EllllllE After sux weeks of room hunt ng wth the and of thenr schedule cards Douglas West and Lucy Muller are ready to replace them wlth sux new grade cards luke the ones Judy Lsbert IS reluctantly v ew ng Charles Nixon Duck Parlsh 100 Hillary Perdue Sand: Presnall Coreen Price Judy Prlce ' Larry Prnce XA Shirley Randall Gary Rasor Mary Lee Recupero -'N Dale Relser VJ - Russell Ruggenbach Ramona Romam Richard Ruskan Penny Saltzman John Sample Tom Shevel 9 it Q Q g S Bull Shlrley Patrncla Slgman .lummy Smlth Sharyn Snyder Gretchen Sommer Nancy Stacy Donald Stauffer George Steele Phulvp Stonebrook Alton Strmgfleld Bob Tannehull Elleen Ternll Jannce Trent Cheryl Vorce Y David Warner Jean Warner Douglas West R up Douglas Whrtlam Robert Wlse Patti Wolf Lmda Zettle ' a a ' ' 1 z , '14 Q! -- ,Q .1 0 V' . . S ,Y ' ts' Q- .. IJ , I . - , y ' 'E f , l 5 Q I '7 V . ' A QL ,f f J, K V V:-v . , .4 . 1 ' ' S E ld l L ,F fa 'Q 'X ,. . 5 . L vi , v K Ji. fly -A We U 1 0 . 1 I l Q , 1 - Q A 4 .N , . ' I .-, I. N- , W W : ky W , . . if 9 A . 7 . ffl 5' S ' , I . - ' f., V ' ' nl 'Q . , J' I X? A WV? 1 l , t'-ff -- - 1 l l . f 4. ' Gi 1 Q -ff' 1 A 'wi I, ,Q Fi- ,F gp Q. gg ff, 35 , , gms 1 j to-J -r ,S . ... ' ffl' Q f 'A A x 1 c f , ,D ' ' 1 f '-' -: :, . - - - 1 A V 'A , V Zi? .ul A Tom Abrams Dons Adams Joyce Amstutz 1. -i Wrlllam Andrews I h ,Y Carolyn Appleman 5 3 Pat Astler Mx Barbara Baker Bob Baker Kenny Baker 'i 2 '1 b Q. Ralph Ball Qs QL Phnllup Barnhart Wullaam Beck 1 figlflt ,sm ibm 57 gs, M1115 CLASS CABINET Mrs Messam Advrsor Elcune Mehollnn Presndent Lynn Stentz Vrce Presndent Clorrs Clrfford Secretary Treasurer Pamela Bell Roberta Bell Peggy Bowman 'O Duana Brady dir., Janne Brutton Michele Bucher Robert Buckholdt Lee Burkett Holly Cartwrrght Pat Casenhlser Sharon Celentano I guess one could have referred to us as bemg right In the mrddle of things We were lust past the greenhorn stage but we were no qulte In what ns called honest to goodness hugh school Some of us were allowed to to the after game dances for the frrst time Slttlng front and center In the balcony gave us an oppor tumty to look down on the upper classmen for a change We would say that our attendance at noon tame actlvltles was worthy of a pruze Yes as we look back over at we would have missed a lot of mce happenings rf we had passed up the elghth grade clans Clnfford . Nancy Connell Roberta Crumrine 95:7 v- 1- Raymond Danforth ,U Raymond Daniels 'xg' 5 J f -, .. 4 NE, I-'f. Barbara Dean Richard Dean eh 4 R W ... , 61 Ellslllll A ' vas V ln' 15 .Q Richard Dudas Il 5 'J fy, 4: Harry Dunkle Q if ' g'g N. George Edis ' Q -N Q-if 1' Ritha Enix Jim Eppich Cecil Farmer Q 5, I 9 3 gf: 1 Y Sammy Fenton RL 'A g L 59 Tim Flood A I ' , . uf ,K Wanda Fortner A -- l ' -l 2 Donald Fox Nancy Friedt Beckham Goode 9 Iva' J ' ' 3 I. Lana Gorman f is J 'TJ f ' lg, V Doris Greaver i X - Patricia Heath M' ,l' lil Q Q 'fi ., l -W.: Barbara Heller Marsha Helms Pat Heyl 5' V ' 9 A - 4' M Warren Hodge .L 9 45 Li fir l ' Donald Hodgkiss 4 J 5 A 'l . A Ann Holcomb 1 Q X sob Holland Cheryl Huffman i ,M Douglas Johnson 2' Q Q br - Carolyn Jones N4 1 V 7 , f s sf sf L, . I Y -1' -'ff A f ' 'CL' Chrlstlne Jones 1 f Swv , ' ff' -A Nancy Jones ' v 1 Janis Kaufman Jimmy Kibe ug N wg qw l Karol Kindig , 'bl G 'ff' N, at lf' ' '- Dick Klndlg Q.. 55 is ' , ff- Leona Kinnard 'li f lx J- , W Bonita Klein The iunior high football team certainly has enthusiastic support, even if it doesn't have quantity. Judging from the expressions of these cheerleaders-to-be - Lynn Stentz, Christine Jones, Michele Bucher, Pat Heyl, and Judy Libert -the future Grizzlies have pulled off cl quick one on their opponents. lt's too bad there weren't more faces to encourage these iunior high gridders on their road to success. Bobby Koppes 'X.,R ll! Davud Krender Jon Larson Cheryl Laudermllk Q7 Randy Leatherman Joyce Lrttle Wllllam MacMlchael Dale Malaney Elizabeth Mann Ted Marshall I-fl r-'I RA Bully Martin Dennis Martin Donald Martin 'N Bruce McCoy Bobby McCrork bw- Elame Mehollnn Marilyn Muller Sally Muller Judy Mlracle Bully Joe Moore Wanda Sue Moore Sandy Murray A 35 Steve Nash W xi' Jlmmy Nieman Wdf' Mary Jo Nester 11114 3 U Jewell Noble Beverly O Huggins , 5 Shirley Oseland Elizabeth Parks Herb Perdue 5 Shrrley Plfer Robert Prpher Drck Polnce Bull Raker Robert Randolph Q2 3 Jeff Raynor Peter Raynor ,- Bull Reed Vrctorra Rhodes ,-, Barbara Robmson A Dean Rood Sandra Routt Susan Rowley Ronnre Ruch w I s h l H' 'e 'Ce' L . . .I N. Aknfgtyfrwi l l , 1: A 1 A 4 W 5, -- , N- -., ' ef- . ' I 'Aw-5. ,' .g 5, , , uf IIS, ' b yi ' ,J l gr . 7 'l,, Qu' U ' l I Q gf. g L- .' 1 'z G' -Q ' Z' ,fl 'ff ' -'L 'yt-:L 5 ' rl J arf V 'Nfl U 4 E lr! 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Qfee-.1 lf 1 U Nt 'l , ' my ,5 of N ' 'Di Q iff' 42 A YZ' w-, xr' 10- f D75- Ut J pgs 'Ha fi S4 l'7r Patrlck Satterfreld Franklnn Schapnro Rose Schuckert Martha Scott Tom Selby Parris Shafer Martha Sharp Beverly Shook Jum Sampson Orton Slmpson Jrm Slabaugh Patrrcua Smlth Gary Space Lucy Sprurll Roy Stacy Cherry Stearns Wrlson Steele Lynn Stentz Emma Strnngfneld Linda Stuck Jam Stull Tom Swagler Tom Trease Carol Troyan Dave Urban Garth Wallace Cynthia Wearstler Keith Weaver James Weckbacher Diana Welday Judy Welday Peter Wendschuh James Wertz Beverly West John Waesen Chrrstme Wrley Judy Wnllrams LuWanda Wrllnams Crarg Wolf Jane Wolf Jlm Wolf Rucky Wynkoop Hazel Yontz Larry Yoxthlmer Clarey Zmgle I' CLASS CABINET Miss Bittaker Mr Schrock Advisors Jochen Kindling Boy Representative Jim Venner We were mighty proud to be- come members of such an active senior high school, but we must admit that we did our share in making it so. We think y0u'll all agree that the dance band did a fine iob this year, because of the fine talent displayed by some of the freshman members. In speech work sports and school spirit we also excelled We re original did you know that we had a box social for our class party? We had our first attempt at helping to plan a formal and it must be said that It was a suc cess Surely this is a year we will always remember President Ann Nicholson Girl Representative Sara Mumford Vice President Nancy Steidel Secretary Treasurer A J WU! QMP585 l'Lfl'0 01,68 ref WLQFL Dave Adams Mary Lou Allan Beverly Allen Keith Arnold Patti Arnold Connie Bailey Julie Baird Alice Bargar Jeff Barnhart Sharon Barnhart Kay Bauer Danny Baughman Dwight Baum Bonnie Becker Bruce Becker Billie Bird Peter Burger Larry Blanc Carol Boluch Janet Bramlett Dennis Brouse Dennis Brown Jim Burkett Hazel Chesser Michael Conrad Janet Cooper Douglas Cranston Ray Crowe Harold Dague David Dean f5 hi 751: 'Y' AA .19 J' '49 td' Jsfgt st M khjf 1... A, 6 -41 sy fy 4.4 mil pg 1' 'F' Q5 I I , . . I . 5 n e .Q L! C7 lr 0 i c oo i e. . l F 1 K2 ' 'V A A ' ' . kqg ii -' 1 CL l J 41 A 'zo' 4 ' 'tu' A Vi Y , A A A. Q, A J V ff . , V ' ,gg-an K r ' M 5 In A , A- -1 , Af ' , 4 viz, 5 , , -A 0, , '-x - , -- ' I K rv lu. ' ' , : 7 I UH 'Zin x. J if ll 4 L1 A A -f gli . ' i Y '1' Y A B J e V yy y y l .,,. l 5 ' ? 11 ' . - V ,Y C 1 I t L xv L, N, u- f -,.4' -- Qi 1- iv- J .. ' I ' L v L g , 'V . Y- 0 in f ,. lxfmf . 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C Q' Susan Marks Bull Maynard Roberta Medley Edwm Meyer Bonnie Miller Bruce Muller Vrrglnla Muller Lydla Mllls Robert Mlracle V Barbara Mitchell Edward Mohler Robert Morris Sally Morrns Sara Mumford 0 Dave Murray .hm Nester Ann Nrcholson Lolly Nreman Mandy Noble Esta Ohver Tom Oross 5 -u xi' il' v-4 eu hiv N' at JN yu -4 '47 v-9 an L i N' 1 W 1 'tr ' Rosemary Overholt Q Gary Parmelee A th Janet Parsons Jnm Pasterchek Gaul Plfer Marne Plpher W' 5' sv Roger Porter N:- Marvm Price Pamela Randall ,... Going once goung twrce gone for seventy trve cents' Jam Venner freshman class presrdent masters the auctroneers splel at the freshman box soclal whale eager boys bud and re bud for the food It seems that Jam as havnng a hard tame keeplng these hungry looknng bidders rn order as they compete for the boxes 'VY 2 'U' ,sf me ,171 51 Thus IS hurtnng me more than It IS you says Jane Gtlbert as she draws a drop of blood from Danny Yett s frnger She IS extractnng human blood to prepare shdes wlth Wrrghts staun By the expresslon on Janes face she doesnt enloy her lob as nurse however Danny doesnt seem tc mrnd 67 , ' A I ii I V, W E ' ,f , -I I X - ' vt gg A - I s AAW - -N v .s .. - - . V fs-, 1' V - 7 4. ,Q e . -Q ' 4 D t f 'G V ' ,, Q . ' lf., ' ,W ' 'ix liar? 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Q - Bob Andrews 1 .,., A - Doug Andrews 0,9 omorej W A .7 Mak 3400! 4901111715 CLASS CABINET Mr Hunsberger Mrs Wslluams Advvsors David Graham Vlce Presudent Jerry Hovus Presudenl Rosemarue LoPresty Glrl Representahve Tom Barnard Boy Represenlahve Verla Leatherman Secretary Treasurer Barbara Appleman Jeanne Baker Sue Barden Tom Barnard '27 Judy Barnett .4 Margaret Bauer Debby Bault ,. Merrlly Bayslnger Jerry Beard Bull Becker Harold Beckley Carolyn Beyer .. Don Bushop lt 5' Louise Boehm F, Charles Boos We are the sophomores of W H S We are one more step closer to the year when we wnll be semors and wall be envled by the underclassmen Last year we thought we were extra special wlth our new clubs and organlzatnons But thus year we got over our cock: ness and are now looking forward to next year when we can sell our magazines produce our play and treat the sensors to an all expense paud banquet .3 if -Q-y 1 'tn 3' 'tfgll 1 if X -'Y V: r ' A M '1 l ,ll 7: 3 0 nc 0 . . . i e ' ' T ch. M . . . . v Mf ' p yu X I . . . I I , Q , V ,. l ss c X Q2 M ef, ' l' A ,Iv M I ,M ,A M I gy, X 1' Us ' -x '4 ., . 4 l l C 7' i f l I 'Z ' ll' l RQ , - s 7 L... 3 A ' . F 'yt' M 9 . Y- i ' -A . A, - ,y 1 ' M XM M v - ' I 1 1 l Wo . The students in the background appear hard at work las usuall as this picture is taken, while up front Jan Kreider attempts to explain the mysteries of a linkage to Sue Borden. The sophomores in Mr. Schrock's plane geometry classes are aided and encouraged by outside assignments such as this. an ,, l ,li V C I 5 3. i 4 fs ' 7 i . f , ' E, Tl , X 1 1 ffl ,. ' k A auf. 1 ig 'L B ' R4 ff - il c 'ft ' ffkfix L y A n, , -sa 4-s -' 'Q 1 Qi if 1 ' 4 .- ' .. H '3 1-fy I fi, ng: g 'jg Vylv Iwi? k fi- ii P: PQ , 4' , ,J -4 -- R, 1 . E 2' ' -, 1- ,,, f' 1 ff ' 1 il s ' -3 l ui an 1 ' -3 an A . - r -R - , ' sl l -3 7- -- ',, ,Q C-- ., B-af VK . .. ,ni , D ' 'tx 'P Qx 1- ll?-1. X ,' k ,Q oo- v ' 2 4. , we i f - ' , l' ' -, ' C-I' i w -I if r ' If fi Q Xl' 'lair QQ. A . -Q - ,AJ . Ronnie Bordac Stewart Brock Russell Brogan Jerrilyn Brown Jerry Burkett Mark Burkholder Frances Burnham Pat Campbell Connie Chabin Linda Chapman Maver Clifford Rex Close Tom Collins Don Cunningham Betty Cuschleg Bruce Dawson Lee Dean Kathie Deibel Tony DiCello Dalford Dick Delbert Dick George Dodge Janet Dull Ralph Dull Dave Dunkle Dick Earley Don Earnest Bill Eggeman Bill Etling Myron Farnsworth Tom Ferrara Louis Frllppl .lohn Fisher E' Beverly Flynn Q-7 Robert Fortn er Jerry Frledt Jrm E Fnedt .llm P Frledt 'Q Irene Frltz Jerry Frrtz Larry Frltz Maryann Garcia Dennrs Gerbec Becky Gerberlch - Betty Gerberlch Bull Glffln Sharon Gorman Davrd Graham 4.4 .. Kay Hagenbaugh 1-. Douglas Hale V .lon Hall Make Hall Sheila Hall George Hallrwell Rlchard Hansen Barb Harter Sharon Harter WX ff- , -QA M Lmda Hartman -r 9 Judrth Hath Nell Herghberger Lmda Henderson Ted Hlcklrng l L 1' James Hoerger 'N Dranne Hollenbach .,. 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V' Rf. 1 Jerry Pifer -' xl '-1' W ' M I ' A bright side of Latin each year for the freshmen and sophomores is the Latin Banquet. The freshmen get the worst end of the deal, as they are obliged to serve the sophomoresy but the freshmen gener- ally make quite a haul anyway. Here Stewart Brock was caught in the act as he made off with his masler's crown and food instead of doing his duty as an obedient servant. '13 .P L, All .Ni 'Q 5 tl 'Ll lk wr? '9 Al e-Xxx Sh.. gg., Al Bl '3 'T' D7 -or Llllran Plnkley Mona Prmce Betty Ann Rabatm Beverly Robb Kay Rawlmgs Tom Raynor Nancy Reese Stan Remy Pat Renner Jan Rexroad Glenda Rrggenbach Dorothy Robinson David Rohrer Dennle Rosenberg Jerry Rue Carol Saltzman Frank Schauwecker Hans Scherner Carolyn Schuch Carol Schultz Jlm Seeley Linda Selby Tlm Shellv Marlene Shlpe Paul Shue Jack: Srffert Nancy Sanley Betty Kay Smith Rrchard Smrth Russell Smucker Eddre Snell John Solaro Joyce Spercher Donna Jo Space Sally Stlrgwolt Alrce Stonebrook Henry Stull Jerry Swank Joan Tekaucrc Duck Thomas r-N 2 Q V I I A 'Q 3-J W . ' f A rl- f--1 . f . X xx A +4 5' .. , wi .53 t - r a , - -'ff 1. ! ' ' S- all 1 1 R UQ , l .- X A I 1 i, k . - . x M - A ,ll 0 3 , , ' fr R S ls 1 -'EM 1 V SX A 5 3 l .4 2' Nl' -A J rl, I L 15. , X, ,YW ' 'S . Q - 'C ' J Q , ' l A , 'f Q! N T ' ' 5, gy h I , .- N X I , '-If V rr f.. ' ' 'K . l. 4... Q? QL. , .,- -8 , 3 D v . 4U ff ' -4 ,N ' ,lj 'l , ' 'iz it K rt' 21- U ' -R ll W ' .gn ' 'T ' T ' 3' --. Nancy Thombs Gloria Townsend The worst part ol lunch hour is the tab. This teeling is shored by oll who shore their noon meal ul the Smith Dairy. Here Roger Nipper considers the possibility of having a Sputnik Sundoe without dipping into next week's lunch money, while Douglas Hole, Lurry Houston, and Vernon Howard enjoy his predicament. Y , 13 -1' 5' if 5 5 2' SP2 S5 Us if Psa 70 0532 -423 9,34 ,-9.0 S-fi 030' 0: 3-105' Q05 Q 3:45 5520 -T5-75 Fifa Pine sn 74522: wzaoi use 2: seals: ,QQ 4- -Da Qmeao 0 -1 Q 505- Q0 0 c2433 C'-ff 'forou 322-N: -tiomq, iv-25 1-2150 Q.m-4 Elan! 300 Q an-'fe-'D r-293 m3'1m .4 l 3 3 00 5 ::' '4 I S423 -'59 :rj EQ-Cl. Dgvi Q Sz: F33 2 3 4 -157 3 3'9 Lo' ET in We ' gi 1 5 fe' 3,7 E '4 Sq,- 1, 'Q i at 1 i -.fx if in ii. , ily! R Nu, 'ti I' X ' X, g 4 5--4' Ti ll ls, X104 L t in in I 1 I it fl :gy it rj xi- in V 'i ii ' ell fill i'i l' A i, Q, 3, Xu x gg lt, it iv Qi, iii b if Q W ii ' . I is ,X ,iq i K 1 , fs fl -4 l' W iles , ilu .t 'L A As the Junior Class of 1958 prepare to take over the leadership of the school, they may look back with pride on their accomplishments. There is money In magazines or at least this has seemed to be the philosophy of lunuor classes at WH S since time lmmemorial and this year s lunlors have carried out this doctrine completely They have by far surpassed In magazine sales all previous eleventh grades They may also look ahead they may view the comnng year before them with expectation No class needs more potential no class needs more ambition than the lumor class and the Junior Class of 1958 is well endowed with both these qualities therefore they will be well equipped CLASS CABINET Mrs Giffrn Advisor Faye Newcomer President Barbara Belnk Secretary Treasurer Janice Ratta Vice President Betty Jo Houston Girl Representative Charles Held Boy Representative to take over the lob as leaders of W H S JDLVLLOPJ y j LU Vu 5. X3 if 1...- 4-'7 E Xxx l 'j ,- 27 L-J 61711585126 A 'H 'dl' 'Y 's M PGHJZAK odd EP5 Acee Alexander Lucille Allen Pat Arndt Lois Bailey Roger Baird Amy Ball Chuck Ball Linda Ballard Ted Barger Nancy Barton Becky Bault John Bebout Connie Beech Barbara Bellk Barb Belt Gerald Berlin David Borland Dick Bowman Donna Bring Marshall Browning Mary Buckholdt Nell Buckingham Nelson Chaffee Barbara Chesser Elaine Clkra 5 . A r T . . . L' T i I . 4 I I , 1 . I I e ' re lea 0 o lL 5 e e -1- .P A T ,1 A A .1 -A . . .tx . A hyy, A . T Ns ,Ta .A 1 7' t S - ...., ,Q T T 1-C X 11 as O vi A I I fi A 2 as , ' AV- A 4 -vt f , I 1 . 9 T 1 W , 3 4 'V 'Q MT ' V 3 -' r -7 ' .A ' - ' V -1' X l B ' 3 is -3 . ' - -3 f' X -af - Q . . .I, , t Lx f I A Patrncua Clevldence Ruchard Crumrnne Mary Lou Darbyshlre Gordon Dean Sf Margaret Demlter Paul Demlter Kay Dietz Donna Dllworth N-I Chuck DlPollto Mike Draughn Don Dressler Betty Duka Brian Dye Bob Earley 'Y Dennis Easterday 7435. - Ronnie Emch Charles Enux ,P 3, Kenneth Epplch Cynara Erskine ' Gary Euverard Alice Fauble Sandy Fauble Richard Fenton Mary Gardner Jane Gasser X Frank Gwen Helen Green Sue Grose D 1 Stephanie Grow David Hanna Frank Harter Nancy Hartman Robert Hartman Rlchard Heath Lynn Heavrun Z Tod Heberlmg Charles Held Sue Hensal Bob Heskett Pattu Hlckernell 'Ng . . I .3 - K I .L 1 . f Y l if ' l ' I X 6 Q ' K f V -Q X ,a ' -.34 ll: s , -a - .2 r I ' F, - M .3 ,,' 'fy Q x 17 I , ' .-IJ' Q , I eh' , U ' , n ' .l ' . 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' 1' F V Z . . t- Q K , l ,df Q' X 'S .Oo on-Y Xa' -1 Y7' 1' Q'-1 FW -on Many of the teachers lend wlllung assnst ance ol school cchvmes Mrs Guffun s a famnllor person at the door of the cud: lonum durnng school plays and concerts Here she enloys the looks of anhcupaluon of Mqfy Jenewem and Margaret Ott as she takes theur hckets for a school play by f 4191: U-Ss ELEVENTH Judy Holvey Betty Jo Houston David Humes Grace Hunsberger Gretchen Hunsberger Sally Janes Mary Jenewem Pat Jenklns Cmdy Johnson Kenneth Kaufman John Kazar Judy Keyser Donna Kulmer Nelson Knlmer Faye Kollert Sharyn Koosed Bob Korpu Larame Kramer Leah Krelder Lewus Lamson Bernard Leatherman Carole Leedy Janice Lllllbrldge Tallulcuh Long Brenda Longsdorf Jack Lonler George Luklnac Becky Lutz Judy Markley Carol Ann Martin Ji' 4.4 Irene McClure Yvonne McConnell Carol Muller Ronald Mnracle Bob Mlragllotta Duck Mitchell Lee Mltchell Beulah Moore Bob Moore Douglas Morrell Phylus Mumaw Sonia Nescheff Fave Newcomer Larry Noble James Noe Robert Oppllger Margaret Ott Raymond Ott Emerson Overholt Linda Palnter Rose Pamer Bob Parmelee Jane Parsons Pat Perkuns Judy Pfelster Karen Poder Tamara Pray Mary Lou Qualuck Janice Ratta Robert Ray Sharleen Reldenbach Dan Renner Pat Rlley Rosalue Rnley Dorothy Robunson Merlyn Rock Bob Rodgers Dorune Rodgers Carol Rohrer Tuna Rowe 1' A '17-st I 48 '51 Q' Wana Qs. 1-of 'Z -745. -4 'Q '7' -'41..-fm 1 '3 J-fag. 1 U Linda Rudolph Eugene Rue Jerry Ruskan .W :LX 5 4, Yvf' 4? Wanda Salusbury Gloria Jean Santee Bob Sattertleld Gerry Scheehle Wllllam Schrengauer Janice Sega Linda Shamblin Nancy Sheller Sue Shue Carole Simpson Leonard Smlseck Lynn Smlth Sylvia Snyder Joanne Splce Carole Spruull Bob Stomer Larry Stripe Linda Swltter Carmen Taylor Janice Venner Marilyn Vlslasky Carl Welday Dan Welday Terry Wertz Don West Bob While Eddue Wldder Bob Wllllams Mudge Wllllams Mary Wltschey Jack Wohler Conme Wolf Dwight Wooters Jean Wuchter Bob Youtz ,wg . ., 'A 2 A ax -4 l y ' , L A Lx 1: fs Lx- I ' . C? J v 1? ,. '+P of 4' M7 ' 7 +2 ' . . J- . A Q - 4 f 3 1 K 4 , .gi ' J, ... ,ve-f ' -..- , 1 S ' A ' 4' bf YQ 'Q-xl ' Y , . Q K! sling , . . Q 'f ' I4 I L? p , J' -df I n . -t fr J y A ' - . 2-I 1' 'ws ,I -J ' , , ' 1' 'w-1 'Q 1 LS' . . f 'F Q7 '29 ! ,J 3 Q 7- 4' , .2 1 - , '1 'I ' M- -No , a ' N4 x 5 or 3 t .A l QX J J 5 - Mx . 1 ' : ' f g, 2 g . .. - .. W - gf, . V J ng J' +-'L K' , 9 ,- 1 ,. ii 1 Y' , 1 - -T , ,.,. I - J S .::' 'Q' . , N J 'WP ' 1 , ' . -I I ' 'I ' xi I 3 3 I 'mi il -7 A CLASS CABINET A7 Larry Shoup, Presidenfg Joe Houston, Boy Rcprcscnlotiveg Carol Hcricr, Secrelury-Treasurer, Mrs. Krcbill, Miss Bough- mcn, fAdvisorsjg Dove Griesmer, Vice President Doris Larry Shoup Philiips, Girl Represenlafive. President 81 Xu 0204... 470111-du..Z6 www T L0 2,52 H3555 .Anas-a.av.4uahA40l2 weed 'ax 'Lf Q g.fa..m.1. in rust- + fe- '.:-'A ,su- 1.!vQ-eww! Y Ya' 7114...-,. Guam 9.1 'B,,,,,,,,,x JA? 19-94-uf' These four sen or boys Don N co demus Do e Sp ce Buich Farrell and lo ry Trent seem to be enloy ng shoov ng the breeze and exchang ng pdu es befo sh :loss T ey had better get n !h sects before the bell rmgs 4 n MJ qt QI eeee GQ x 'R ,H q i W 3 Q 5 . ' t I M , Q X f , e ,, 1 1 s fm J I I . V A Y gay A ,A 'EK A 6 A 3 N 13461 1? vu ' ' , I I q V xi VA V is . .J 7 U I ' ,, fQ: 'Z e e 1 a J! 'Q ' Y ' f 'f E f e 1 :M i ,, .V VX ff h ' X X V Q :lk K 2 , Q t N ,l 1: A 'Z . I A , 5 -V, , v I ,E -K , ir - X - I' I I r i r 3 Engli . h ' i ei? x.. K V 'li Freddie Shermer lDave Mumlordl e presses hls delughl upon oblammg a panr of long pants by vaultmg the sofa whale the gurls lSue Takacs Beverlee Porter and Ellen Rennkerj look on Thus was one of the many humorous events thc? highlighted lhe Senior Class Play We Shook lhe Famnly Tree 'Wi' Iu5fCv7'fM' q lc-c ,f,,.q..lvl- blwe l efeiutq., 77f'laf ,ahrnaip 7 ...J fZ.4..l5Z..,. -6,-vuvffifovlle ' 4: A X Q M .fi XX s x x y X 1 .1 A' ,y my . . 0 M ' I, j' Q7 3, A K ., a ilxll I a , a ' .T , Q H'V A 4 .. ,, Y I b X Q A X gy X 1 5- l X lx - f . A H I Q' , 5' . . '- 1 K . I. k are 2 if. I ,-413 For the Hugh School PTA a group of actors put an a one act play Proof of a Man a drama about a teen ager and hrs problems Here two of the odors Jrm Allen and Jack Barnard duscuss the play afterward V? K' 6 ip' H Ill' lgwgl f x QQ 'i 'L i- Vo A view of the 57 Banquet This ns the all umportant double check taken by Carol Harter and Valle Janes before the banquet to see that each table wasnt lacking any decorahons or food 2-,ul Bfan-1, 'W nv 74,,,,,dg3,l..0, naar u,.f-1-ww-YA-w Aimzwdaf fn? my 's i 2 .4 'll ' - 3 ..'. 3 6 Q ' L 1 l r t 4 1 lv' , . , ' f ' t U 'lxlfll 'V ll W 4 A r -. ,, - - wflmf X a rt ,W M' I.: ,Lf 4 A . . , : I qv 5 Q Q ,Q 1. s t Q - l l l ll i t X' B t I -, V . ' - l V ff ' A, C we 7 ..-V 5 i, is E - -'J I lr . K ' le' '3 ' 6 sr S 'Z' Jil V' . ,W Z my I I I , , A I lx I' s N I 'A l V n Q J- H l ' f. f . 5 ' U ,. - lv :-f et 5 - - Ill' 5 3 Q 'W Y at - ,Sw an 1 1 'si' ' I A , . A 1 1 , 5 ' ' xx X 1 l ' lv l' rx , rn 1 I ' 84 AAA.- Ns 6aA.o4A!a4,a3V 8.-Au 99 no ff ,yin lk Www 60.4 cum Lum, H evs....m, 9-f C?1f4.4fY0!Zu. ar, -r'K an 57 Q on Kuff K r 1 -me-L My Hclrter tolung which Colvun An obvuous wunner Roberta Ruvers won lnrst pruze for the best character costume ot the senior Halloween party It certcnnly looks as If she deserves the honor but they look studlousl And so they should, these sensors, Bull Wood, Corol Valle Jones ond Jlm Allen, are the Generol Merit Scholorshrp Test proved to be quute o hard one Mr supervises ull such tests 4-1-Q4--G-1 IQ' MW? KJ.-we CJ-1-1fUf? 'W S:...A'1fL44, Z 'gi' ,gill d, ',,f-'iw ,Q114-vid-1 ho o th Q or M yA G I C ey A b c e co o g d ook f-MQW than !.,V ,zWu2f,,,, ' Q? r ' V 1 K. ,: -uhm!! , 'M s ex I f ff jpegs? V, ,I 1' zf f ' ef I 'Nr , 'W HJ.. Y -51,1 A Here are five girls w I ok as if y h pl ns f next year. or n S' p- o cy a nne West rook, R J H ' d Sue Allan are pick' g th ' II g fo ome of Mr. C Ivin' ' b . .Lf r Q, 4. f I -lim 1 1 I y X 4 ' ac: -I , I 11 ' ' g I , + I R 'EH' I A 'H ,. X X I ' . LR' X X ' 5 , 'A I e -v I it I I X . ' x ., . .1 I I X In . I A . 4 . . ' - 5 . .gzse-af J 465 I Q I ' , . I . 't ' I 1 q X . I x I 'X I I 1T 'f'-'J' . W '14 ,f mg if HH Q Ae' 4 12.4 WMM nw The order looks good but where are the uniforms? Theyll have those on a few days as they walk down the unsle their caps and gowns The sensors are practlcmg for that long awalted moment baccalaureate q6w...a-,7p7.2v if-iff-Q' 744411 Web-'av 'Pe f 'P+-xv-'nl Q'-3 .. N S V f 4 'li W 4' L r MZ A ,V , Z, fi 5, alt f f is 1 A I I, D 3 'Tat r , f 1 i J e ,ft J M . I . s Ji 'W rit A A 2 t , f 1 ',.A an I , he K N h Q h S ' Q J : A 1 xf S ' 0 -.h ., 'M V XL, , , V I G? ,f f Zi a- ' 1'f - A ' ' .t ' r Ti' i ff n 8 - r 'QQ Q hv i ff ' s 'MQT ,, or O-J 5 - E s F' 'fs S O ' 1 - Q 'N f x . I . U ,e 'C' A ' ' 7, f- es. .W by vw Q 0 , r 1 t ' is-' t Y W - fa A we A ' 1 Ln ,Y .L was G A fit We , ' A tt . . ' in ' . l Q We X4 fc .. I N3 QS, ll l f s f..c7fv-156-4 Qwuawn-fin..-A u.a...1n-,x.....1 9 3' J 5 7 K fi . ,ffl X , V ' ,J ggi Z ls: J K 52? . .il I' . 504, ' Q,-ill... f Cure H-510 -it 4. gif: 'R . I ., f WNW l41-live me mam. 5' 45 A typical W.H.S. senior here pauses a moment to grunt at the camera. At its Halloween party the senior class came up with some unknown members. When this one was unmaslned, it turned out to be John Henson. k ziism K , .X ,.. x r Q Q, 9 'No i l ei . .,, . l A If 1 24-7f' f I , like the cal that swallowed the canary, these senior girls look as if they've trapped their man. Sandy Bunnelle, Carol Harler, Marcia Baldwin, Linda Lutz, Helen Kyle, and Lynn lohr all proudly display their boy friends' class rings, tv many- Pm-u.Qu, 'fa K 11,1 m..,a...p,,.:, i Soup s on' And the Inne quuckly forms Here the chief chefs Bob Montenth and Gary Turner dash out the chrln to a horde of hungry sensors at the sensor Halloween party All the sensors wull remember the frne srngung tha these three pretty gurls Dranne Chrnstrcn Joyce Engler and Rhea Grlffnths drd at the 57 Junior Sensor Ban quet They must have impressed Mr Sears because the three of them are In the cholr Dov-'IQ-U-ff' 'en-adage? 'KW Rua! 703' 9?vw-L mid I44oos490 Pf-dwg Aiw B,.,.,u 4.21: Au-.ll,X,L,u K?-444' x I w It t ' , ,y J: H u W .px A ' V I h ft. X v I . r , e, x gr 3 if -I ,, 2 ' ' t P 5- r V , --.ff 1 I 1 . If Q ' ' ' ' I xv . . . r -3 r Ss- A ir I X 4 y 'rj M 2' N 5 hi 1 . l 4 N l JV M N 'A. Juli W f a L W-7 df-v 5-5-f-M :Jn J-1-all 'FWHM Jfw-Cl Z-lJ Q1 90 f' . QQ., fgaaol- Everything happens to mel' say C I Harter, as Mary Ann Mumaw sh h me old love letters that Allen T t and B d M t ld th h a aer wou ra er ve kept t fam the 'p blic ey It all hap- p d n th S or Cla Play, We Sh kth F IyT wanggw 5 X V ,hu 1' V ,. ,P N Y 45 Ixllg, 7 . . ffilj ' L l sl au-J....,.1..., gqd 9 aa-sd 'NU-X0-I-gb l 4P742Q, , 'L I fury C 'rw-mf' JJ.-Ay' J,..,.,.-rv ,441 and-.444 .hu gm! f 5' wa.-Q Q 8.d!'Lda-v-'L At the moment theres more help than there are customers, but that wont be for long The sensors' snackbar, whnch ns be mg tended by Brenda Johnson, Lmda Lutz, Ellen Rennker, Joan Trease, and Wnllard Thomas, ns always a busy spot at home basketball games, and the extra help wall surely be needed 'f34fu'7fVa-ov0.v 3.3.91- QMMAA 9-'WWW ,Q 0 Wdf9UQP I5 lUOI't JOLFL9 af Ll L5 IHOP! Ollflg llle o :JJ ,J :HU rllllllllllulrl lllllll I . .., v I fl dl rx! I- Oh boy' Are we ever glad we had Mr So glad I took that sublect' Both of these quotations are probably repeated a thousand tlmes by W H S graduates No matter how much we dlsllke a certaln sublect In hugh school or no matter how much we complain about a certarn teacher sometime later we are glad we had them No matter how much we grrpe about detention we usually deserved It And certamly no one can com plaln about the efflclent lob done by the custodlans and the cooks W H S offers a broad curriculum as many sub pects as this bulldlng can malntaln W H S has good teachers probably as good as you wlll fund any where Certainly the faculty and classes of W H S are worthy of our praise and appreclatlon A ' A ' h ff- A J' AW: H w .aff ' ' .N . N, r r , . ' I l and So for alteache-r! or Oh, boy! Am I ever l ROWI Vaughn Darbyshire Martin Mclnerney King ROW 2 White Irwin Davis ROW 3 Miss Baughman fAdvisorl Miller Robinson Duka Rosor Mrs Williams, Miss Baughman, and Mrs Worden beam their approval of some of the Christmas posters which Miss Baughmans art classes made for display The art classes and in the publicity of many school and civic activities Nx gilt' I '-A 'R--Q-1. 'M y xryit ixfx 2 fa Anne Williams Commercial Doris Baughman Ar Prom Chairman WWE Myrna Worden Home Economics We see .lohn Mclnerney, Carol Miller, and Dorothy Robinson working on their individual proiects under the supervision of Miss Baughman. These students receive much enioyment out of developing their artistic talents. SPANISH CLUB ,o-.t Z ,Q 3' VE- 1Vr , nat -:' l 1 . FX ,. .9c Slgwms 'Saw Q 961 xSP' X IS , 35' lr ' fy P, A. .,. , 3 ,, 'uv- Esc : - Z- .--I -leo: ROWI Mr Shields lAdvusorl Venner Chesser Hunsberger Newcomer Long Hensol Holvey ROW Rue Muller Duetz Neschett Rowe Hecvrun Ashley Hunsberger ROW 3 Held Ruskan Space Conov Maller Lomer Wohler Lets see now says Mr Davis, as he attempts to show Mr Shlelds and Mr Mengers how to work the dntto machune lt looks as If Mr Shvelds and Mr Mengers are glvlng a but of humorous en couragement Mr Davis hos been at W H S for two years, the other two men come gust thus year Gerhardt Mengers Englush Hlstory F T A Dovnd Shlelds George Dovus Hnstory Moth Spanrsh Club as B6 jf' vi. AA is '? vii? cf V411 Q. QC Q? 490 -:- 'il' ROWI Pray Santee Kllmer Houston Romain Stnrgwolt Boughmon Snyder ROW 2 leedy Morkley Clevldence Ratta Dtlworth Mnragluottc Lulunac ROW 3 Madngon Keeler McElroy lrwm Ault Dye Crumrune Morrell -a 7 , S sg. ws 4 , X ll 6: y ' .J ,7 i v -i L tt 1 tt - X, , . - . ' I ' I ,rl lx Zh, xt, U ' it -- I at V 3 Xl . . 8 X . 1 Al 'f xll , -.'-3 5 ' , -.1 1 'l . I QQ nf 'fi' Q1 ' :- if io . lv, 1 :A ,1 , 5: I J, I . -yr E 1 t ef -1' . A . fr. W , fe Z . 'E ..ff Q . iv , , . s N gg- 1 'GQ' P, v V V v v .sm-9, 1' 'V N , lx. ' ' . I X - 'T 9 il A .T ,r-1. X X tr R V t ,ls ' v ao 0.f ' 2 Q so 1- g, X' f 1, gf ac. 'Q' Y o SJ .A 4 3 Iac-Y' ,A Q3 T i b ROW I: Mr. Sears fDirectorl, Dean, Elliott, Carpenter, Noble, McCoy, Dolph. ROW 2: Hosfeld, Morris, Kuder, Geigel, Joachim, Kindling. ROW 3: Howard, Chesser, Meyer, Farrell, Shipe, Hovis. BUYS' GLEE CLUB Everyone at W.H.S. is certainly aware of the glee clubs. Whenever the strong voices of our boys' cmd girls' glee clubs sing out, their har- mony is heard in the neighboring rooms. Even though we may have heard the songs they will be singing in their concerts, we all enjoy their three annual performances. Did you ever stop to think that glee club is Three members of the girls' glee club, Ramona Lawshe, Maver Clifford, and Ruth Kish, take time out from their practicing to pose for a picture. one place, other than the privacy of your own home, where you can sing to your heart's content and not be ridiculed or experience feelings of embarrassment? lt's wonderful to be able to ex- press one's feelings toward beautiful music by ioining with other voices in a group such as Glee Club. Bob Hosfeld and Jochen Kindling get the pitch from Dennis Joachim during a session of the boys' glee club. Under the direction of Mr. Sears, these boys have contributed much to the music department at W.H.S. GIRLS ELEE 1-of s A1 06 419 ROWI Mr Sears Unstructorl Shook Martnn Henderson Dulworth Arnold Parsons Renner Relnker ROW 2 Garcua LoPresty Kar wnch Slffert Splce Znmmerly Vucars Ennx Krelder ROW 3 Hoelzle Hartman Manwell Keyser Turns Clltford Plnkley Kochy ROW 4 Schuch Shevel Roblnson Nescheff OConnor McClure Kish What have we here? You ve guessed It M Sears and Mr Baldwin are puttmg on a private concert for Mrs Ganrung Thenr playmg had bet ter be good, for Mrs Gamng us recordmg every sweet note Who knows? Perhaps they ll become famous, and Mrs Gasrnng wrll be thenr manager Kvngsley Sears Vocal Muslc Stage Crew Arthur Baldwin Band Malorettes Helen Gamng Lahn Y Teens Charrmon 9 u uw Vf V fav if-. T illi- ROW I Frase Stauffer Tombs Woods Lawshe Hrckernell Allen Barley ROW 2 Keyser Rrggenbach Gorman Shelby Allen Shue Brant Young Bolach ROW 3 Bauer Oliver Houston Moms Chesser Pamer Bahne Wolf ROW 4 McCrork Wolf Dean Weckbacher Rexroad Ersknne Kazar Nleman Hartman if 'Dunne ,A , ng, ' .V W ,, Z A , . K 1 ' ' . 1 ' V Y I I 1 v f 2 V l . A .. . , ' A - A 'In Q l f l ' I V t I Bb I lvvg, h . S Q , - ' R 'N , .IJ V if: I lvv, 4' . '-f x - r ' , ,,,, g ' V ' ' V ' , , ' Q ' A , Qx A W X Y ,, . Y f h' - .qu ' ' 5 'A '4 B J 1 l 4 ' 1 , 4 we . 'i l ' ' ry 1 1 fi. . f- 1, ,. ' R - 6 -f , . , l J b- :J . , . . 'J P' 54,1 idpufjs They say the weather has a great deal to do with ones mood and we can see from the shadow on the outside wall that it is a sunny day Mrs Giffin is apparently in a happy mood as she reviews a spelling list with one of her classes Harriet Krablll Math l2th Grade Advisor Helen Gilbert English lOth Grade Y Teens Mary Gltfrn English llth Grade Advisor 1 . Here we see seventh grader Rickey Ford dis- playing a poster he made for English class. His poster was one of many which helpfully illus- trated the uses ofthe different parts of speech. 1 N. Miss Blttaker looks over the script of Proof of a Man as Mr Holmes and Mr Cooper look on with approval The one act play directed by Miss Blttaker entertained the parents and teach ers at the November P T A meeting in the school or-nr auditorium Richard Holmes History Assistant Jr High Principal Mcmhlrlee Bmuke, National Forensic league Enghsh Oliver Cooper Dramatrcs Engllgh Annual Staff Can you name the plant? lt is an agapanthus Mrs Krabill will tell you in less technical terms that at is an African violet Mrs Gilbert and Mrs Glffln recall that Mrs Krablll has kept some In her classroom every year 'EP ,IB- ,X W .V--I , , ,XA M ,I fi Surely all of you recognize the surroundings. Yes, it's the new public library, and Mr. and Mrs. Schaffer have decided to spend a quiet evening in the adult reading lounge. They seem to have changed character, for Mrs. Schaffer, an English teacher, is catching up on some history-making events, and Mr. Schaffer, a his- tory teacher, is reading an English novel. .www yn Barbara Schaffer Jack Schaffer English History Cheerleaders Senior Hi-Y Many Wadsworth sportsmen spend much of their spare time in Heighberger's store even when they are lust looking. Here two dyed-in-the- wool sportsmen, Mr. Hudson and Mr. Wright, argue the merits and faults of an outboard motor. I gf! gg. 4-...NQ. 'W-:T Mr. Schaffer adds some interesting highlights to his American History classes, such as this coin collection he mounted in his room. Karen Poder and Brian Dye seem to be amused at the fact that two of the coins seem to have disappeared. Douglas Hudson Art Wright Science Government Student Council Athletics Assistant Sr. High Principal The World Geography class is indeed for- tunate this year to have a student from abroad. Colin Cranston here shows his classmates, Don Dressler and Norman Snell, the location of his homeland, Scotland. 00 'W ,,'+K'!Ei- 11 1,4- 5 9! dv sr' .E 4-' I w... T- 1' 'Nik Lf-1. 'gre 'Nl Ah thus as the lrfel W H S teachers enloy a ftne fall day by takrng an expedltlon to Me mortal Park Mr Hunsberger seems to have has eye on some rare specles of brrd whrle Assrstant Krelder stands ready to Identify the quarry Mr McCafferty seems to be exhausted from watch Ing too many burds Wullard Hunsberger Charles Krelder World HlSl0fY Chemustry Physncs Detentnon Vnsual Ands lOth Grade Advlsor Robert McCafferty General Scnence Brology Mr Grunwald holds a space rack that he has made Mr Calvin inspects It whlle Mr Schrock looks as If he were golng to say That s what I shall make my wlfe for a Chrlstmas present They are all standing In a room which Mr Grunwald recently added to has home The chanr Mr Calvin s handiwork Norma Huston Shorthand Typlng Qing, Stop you uduot' yells Mr Krelder as Todd Heberlmg commrts a cardinal sun of the chemnst producrng sulfur droxude by pounng sulfuruc acnd onto sodlum sulfate Maxine Mann Shorthand Typnng Ilth Grade Y Teens Mrs Mann IS showmg Mlss Huston some of the techniques that she uses ln her second year short hand class Mass Huston smrles as she tells Mrs Mann that the fnrst year classes have not prog ressed that far as yet Harvey Grunwald Woodworking U. S. Government Edwin Calvin Psychology Guidance Page Schrock Math 'l2th Grade Y Teens Yes I know you got 100 on the test but you FT x..1 Oh me' The third time on this problem and it s still not right bemoans Gayle Carney M Lyren likes to keep his trig class on its toes by the use of difficult problems such as this one that Gayle is working on John Ridley Geography Athletics l.orrell Mast Math Athletics Peg9Y Archacki Health and Physical Education GAA if K2 T 1 'This is a basketball, explains the lady. Mr. Ridley, varsity basketball coach, and Mr. Mast, reserve coach, express their befuddlement at the obiect and its use. But it seems as if Mrs. Archacki has done some remarkable coaching with these men since this picture was taken, iudging from the record of the basketball team this year. Rex Mcllvoine Driver Education Athletncs Andrew Oross Health and Physical Education Athletics Eugene Lyren Math Athletics Mr Oross frowns at a stubborn shoe lace as Mr Mcllvalne and Mr Lyren discuss their strategy for the next football game lust look like a C student to me' lt s a good thing Dick Ewing wasnt challenged with this exclamation very often Mr McCafferty might have lost a truly dedicated biologist Q? QQ '7 kv A unlque feature about WHS rs the prmt shop Under the drrectron of Mr Gerstenschlager the boys rn prmt shop learn all the fundamentals and many of the tune polnts of prmtrng Besides learning the printers trade the boys contrubute much to the school In the way of printed mate rral They prmt everythlng from football pro grams whuch they sell at the games to student actlvlty tnckets from play programs to basketball schedules ROW 1 Ignatius Reach Larry Noble Don West Bob Stonler ROW 2 Wrllram Krnnard Gary Euverard Deck Mrtchell Dan Renner ROW 3 Charles Heller Mr Gersten schlager flnstructorl Nell Space Bull Woods Mr Johnson as he models a sporting packet and cap seems to be trying to glve Mr Gersten schlager a sales talk about how nlce that gun IS but Mr Gerstenschlager rs too much Interested In hrs own funding of a shell vest 2 Donald Johnson Bob Gerstenschlager Scrence Pnnt Shop 7th Grade Advlsor Thanks to the prmt shop W H S student or ganlzatuons have a ready and wrllnng group of boys to prmt theur programs and advertnslng Mr Gerstenschlager shows two of has present students, Larry Noble and Bull Klnnard, some of the shop's past masterpueces l ' ,g I V g I . . 'l ' ' V, x I r I . . 5 lf.-1 1 ' I f ,X 1 . . . I l . 1 .,, 4 4 st v 5-l ' , lf 'M t H l I Q . it is V V ,..-532: Mr Martin teacher of mechanical drawing and Mr Cramp, machme shop teacher, compare the before and after It first started in Mr Mar tin s class only as a blueprint then after man hours of hard work from the machine shop boys here is the result Mr Cramp assembles the pieces to complete the finished product The Wadsworth High machine shop is as well equipped as any to train young machinists Tom Knapp and Richard Chesser here set a turret lathe lVllllIHlNE For the boys who dont plan to go on to col Harold Martin Martin Cramp Mech Drawing Machine Shop Jumor Hr Y lege W H S provides an elaborate machme shop to give these boys a good vocational back ground. Under the guidance of Mr. Cramp these boys learn the skills of cutting fitting machining and welding metal. When these boys graduate, they will be well qualified to take a iob in any shop. ROW I: Bob Korpi Glen Carpenter Bernard Leatherman Bob Moore Lanny Madden ROW 2: Ronnie lorton Gerald Shipe Bob Satterfield Mr. Cramp tAdvisorl. ROW 3 Bob Andrews Richard Chesser John Kazar Tom Knapp. 103 4 JllUHNlll.lSlVl CLASS 90 ,f C' ?D if ' J-7 9 Q , Uh-...Q ROW l Alice Fauble Phylls Mumaw Nora Belle Weltzlen ROW 2 Rhea Grlfftths Mrs McElwee llnstructorl Bull Engler Carol Halton ROW 3 Ronnre Mrracle Frank Grven John Henson Bob Rodgers Larry Trent lEdrtorl Mrs Messam Mrs McElwee and Mrs Wal lnams are shownng therr approval as they look at the charts which Mlss Baughman our art teacher has made The charts were made for Mrs Wrl lrams who was takmg a special course at Akron Umverslty The lournallsm class at W H S learn the fun damentals of publishing a newspaper They publlsh The Centrallte, a weekly which informs the public of the doings at WH S Bull Engler and Nora Belle Weltzlen here take time off to read their own handrwork Helen McElwee Engllsh .lournalrsrn Alberta Messam Gladys Wrlluams Englrsh llbrarlan 8th Grade Advlsor 9th Grade Y Teens 15 ,53 I Q I , 1 , 4 eo . We , - Q V ' -' rg Zjxf 535' , Q - -. f V '. 3265 ' L ,V 90 1 ' ' 4? Q cg, I g A If-,.,L,5 ,M T T T N H its lltyy 'gigs , 'A ' f ' G e , g V , Q e M, 17 N lab ' X In , it 4, A. 4 ' ,fi .x T l I 'Tx ' 0 l w A I xt , ' Y 9' I , t T l 1 1 '1 . i : '-.T Q l A . T I . , l , I . I ' D , . I I ' : I I 1 I . , . , . ' I I Mr. Burkholder and Mr, Work seldom have a moment to spare, but here we see them in one of those rare moments 'conversing on the small balcony outside of their offices, which are lo- cated conveniently side by side. They are con- fronted daily with problems concerning both the school and the students, and many of these prob- lems require the careful consideration of both men. O J. Work M, H. Burkholder Principal Superintendent it , 3 Bllllllll UF EDUCATION The city of Wadsworth can be proud of the reputation of its hard-working Board of Educa- tion. Of late, the Board has been busy accepting bids, signing contracts, picking sites and studying blueprints for the Valley View grade school and the future high school. The Board has shown its tendency to keep up with modern trends by approving plans for a campus-type group of buildings connected by covered walks instead of the conventional three- story affair. The new high school will be located on East Broad Street. ROW lr Mr. Merle Yelinek, Dr. D. O. Wearstler fPresidentl, Mr. Robert Bucher Nice Presidentl. ROW 2: Dr. Leonard Kreider, Mr, John Miller. X ai? Marlorie Graves, Wanda White, Jean Hol- comb E F. Hoerger, and Bill Heyl are our very efficient office staff. Typing letters, taking dic- tation answering the telephone, and ordering books paper clips, staples, and all the other necessary items keep these persons quite busy. Marlorie Graves does much to keep Mr. Burk- holders office in good working order. Mr. Work s secretary, Wanda, is asked more ques- tions during one day than all the teachers ask their students. Mrs. Holcomb is kind enough to type all of our tests and exams. The main iob of the two clerks is to keep the books and pay P s 'fs yr.. , UEEIEE STllEE Mrs. Gilbert, who took over second year typ- ing and shorthand classes at the beginning of the second semester, stopped in the office for some information and became acquainted with another newcomer to our school, Mrs. Lecrone, Mr. Burkholder's secretary. SPEECH THEHllPlST Every year the students are given a special hearing test. Here we see Carol Flood concen- trating and listening very carefully as our school therapist, William McDougall, administers the hearing test. SEHUUL NURSE Mrs. Atkinson, our school nurse, checks the records of Janice Ratta and Cheryl Vorce to see whether their eyesight has changed or not. This is iust one of the numberless worthwhile tasks Mrs. Atkinson performs to guard our health. g' .A . EUSTUlllllNS 1 rx brad We need a new lught bulb ln room 302' The clock doesnt work In study hall Theres no heat ID the library Every day the lanltors listen patuently to these complaints and hurry to our cud Here Verne Monbarren us tacklnng the endless lob of cleaning the audutorlum pn, lIllFETElllll Sadle Conrad Irene Mohler Mrs Kusslnng Mary Garcta Agnes Wnlluams Ruth Youll T fh-nv ,A 3 'GL lv. 'R if 901 Nx 'lt- f ROW 1 Dave Gardner Bernard Wolf Seth Hofer ROW 2 Mrs Alberta Hall Charlue Banks Mrs Ducue llchly No matter what day you go Into the lower hall you can always smell the tantahzmg aroma of our noonday meal The quality of the meals can be ludged by the rush to the lunch llne On this partucular day lt looks as uf we had cake for lunch 107 9' iff? ' F' E' 3 1 LI. , of s , u. s 2 .1 I 333: T97 ,, D rau- ? D 1 V 'L ,EJ ,., M N we x , g , F, 5, l ' 3 ' N! 2 Q vw Q D L 1 T if es' . if .l T W ' 1 -git , l T 29 T I l 2 tt . . 'W ,. .. , 4 V ' 2 . 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I I I I ' Fred Larson HIY 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Won flrst pnze In Magazlne Sale 3 28 86 Doris Leatherman Attendance Taker 4 Band 1 2 3 AA 1 een 9 25 36 86 Sandra Lee G A 2 3 Lnbrary Staff 3 Y Teen 2 Carson Lightfoot 1 28 87 Lynn Lohr GAA 1 2 3lCablnet 31 YTeens 1 2 3 4 lCablnet 41 Homecommg Attendant 1 2 30 87 88 Ronald Lorton Football 3 4 Hu Y 2 43 87 103 Llnda Lutz Teen 1 2 14 30 87 88 91 Blll Lyren Baseball 1 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Buckeye State Football 2 3 4 lM r 31 HIY 1 2 4 Honorary Ro tartan N HS 3 4 Student Councll 22 26 28 43 46 47 50 87 Lanny Madden H Y 1 87 103 J1mMadngan HI Y 4 28 87 95 John Madugan Frank Malaney nd 1 2 3 SENIUH INDEX Bob Mantle H1Y 1 3 4 Football 2 Track 2 28 87 Carl Martin 87 94 Brenda Mater Colr4GAA3NFl.2Css Play 4 Student Councul 2 YTeen 131930345587 0 Phyllls McCoy A 3 A 3 4 C 3 YTeen 1 2 3 30 55 87 Judy McCrork C 88 97 Larry McElroy Track 2 Wlncel McKeand Mickey Muller Class Cabmet 1 H1Y 2 3 Hono rary Rotarlan Student Councul 1 4 Track 1 19 26 88 Mlke Muller Basketball 4 lMgr1 Football 2 3 4 lAll Metro 3 41 HIY 3 4 Hono rary Rotarlan NFL 1 Tennls 3 26 28 43 46 52 88 95 BobMonte1th Cholr 2 3 4 HIY 1 2 Prolectlon :st 1 2 Stage Crew 2 3 4 Track 20 35 88 89 Camille Montgomery nd 2 3 GAA 3 4 r dent 41 Class Play 3 YTeen 1 2 3 4 lPres1dent 41 Homecommg Queen 4 .lr NHS 14 30 55 Carol Motzko Mary Ann Mumaw GAA 4 Class Play 4 YTeen 2 3 4lCablnet 11 30 55 88 Davld Mumford nd 1 2 3 4 Basketball Honorary Rotarnan NFL 3 lCablnet 41 N H S 3 4 Class Play ack 22 26 27 37 46 83 88 Dwlght Neff H Y 1 YFC 2 lCabmet 21 Dan Nlcodemus H1Y 3 Honorary Rotarlan Stage Crew 4 20 26 82 88 George Parmelee Ban 1 2 3 4 Class Cabmet 3 Honorary Rotaraan Student Council 26 37 89 Dorls Phllllps lnet1 Jr NHS 1 lPresndent1 Class met 1 4 YTeen 1 lCa lnet 1 41 19 30 35 81 9 Beverlee Porter Band 1 Chour 3 4 Class Cabmet 3 FTA 3 4lCabmet 41 GAA 2 4 Harmonette 4 NHS Class 3 4 YTeen 1 3 4 School Quartet 4 10 22 23 30 35 55 83 89 Gary Randall lgnatlus Reach 89 102 Ellen Remker Attendance Taker 4 Class Play 4 YTeen 2 3 4 25 30 83 89 91 I' 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I' 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 ' 1 . , 'I I I I I - - -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' I I I ' ' ' 1 1 190 I . 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I I I - ' 'I I I I' I I I I ' I I I ' ' 'I IY'F'C'I If 24 I, f ' e , II, Hi'YI I I I I ' -I I I PIGYI Y'T , , , 3, 4. 18, , , , ,115 3. , ,91 B0 , , , ,I 'Ci ', ,2, Y,F,,,1,2, 3, 4. BG , , ,3,4. 91,97 Yr. .,1,2. 90 Y-T 34 ' ' ' ' I 89 0 I I I I H , .' 1 ' ch', , , ...,1,Y.F.c.,1,Y- I I .I-. ' I I D . Te I I ,3, 4' ' ,' ' ' - ' . . ., , ' , , .. ., , , ,TO 18,2,2,28. , ,115 lff' fl- 90 F.T. ., 5 . . ., , , , 5 -T en, 89 1, 2, 3, 4. I I I ' I I I 3I 4 d 1 - ' ' ' ' Y.F.c., 2, 3, 4 lcubinef, 3, 41, Y- I I I I ' e I I I I I i- ' ' I I I IQI Ba I I I I I . I A I . . . .- l - 91 , ' ' ' ' d QA. ., ,2,4, -Te ,1,2,3,4. I I I I8 -I I ' ' 'I I I . I I . . F ' I I I I I . D N.H. ., , , 1 , ,4. ' ' ' -I ' 'I I I ' . I., il ' I I I 314- ch',,,4f 0 ,fi-,1, - ' 7 f ' ' ball, , , , , dem, 90 , , , , 10 , - , , Te ', ,2. E-Y , . , 1s,2,2,2,5,a1,a5,91,115 ,,Jr.N...,1. , I ,102 ' , I ' , , 1 I F-T. -, , z - - -, I I -T en, l, Y.F. ., , 1-,1. ,1 . 2, ,4. 90 91 , 2 W wr 7 1 to The following are the names ot those who have sponsored our Whlsperer makmq nts publlcatlon possrble agam this year The 1958 Annual Staff In behalf of Wadsworth Hugh School washes to thank these Wadsworth business and professional people for therr tune support They deserve our patronage' A Friend at the South End Abrams IGA Food Store Abrams Llbert Inc Insurance Allan Auto Parts Allen 8: Hartzell Incorporated Dr A C Barnard Optometrust The B 81 B Store R H Baker Realtor The Bennett Lumber Company W S Blcksler Electrlc Mr 8K Mrs Charles W Blcksler Bull s Drner Black s Photo Supply Brenneman s Pharmacy Brown Cleaners Busrness Utrlntles School Supplles Central T V Servlce The Cltlzens Bank of Wadsworth Close Food Lockers Cook s Drrve In Curtls Electric I I5 Broad Street Curtis Men s Wear Del Rlc Market I54 East Street D H 8. L Feed 8K Supply Co Duck s Hardware Dress Bros General Store Elsass Ben Franklin Everhard s Flowers The Frrst Natronal Bank of Wadsworth Frxlers Agency Inc G and H Drugs Gaertner s Sohlo Servrce Dwrght and Ruth Gerberlch IBrokers Estate 8. Insurance Agency Good Llncoln Mercury Inc Good s Sparkle Market Graff s Glass Shop Leslle P Green Plumbrng 8K Heatung I85 Summnt St FE 5 O71 I H J Hall Truckrng Inc Helghberger s Mr 81 Mrs Frank C Hllllard Holmesbrook Buulders Supply Inc Houglan Hardware I Real e i5 0 L an wr . . , . Q . Q l I I - u .I ' I . . . , n n I ' Beels D,-ess Shop Fountain Cleaning and Laundry a a I ' ' I n u 5 5 u . . l . ' , Q .I - H . . , . I ' I jlriencb .7fLe 1958 midperer lsaly Dalry Store of Wadsworth Dr Myra L Johnson Ka Lyn Beauty Salon 670 Hugh Street Kleln s The Store for Men 81 Boys Knapps Fnrestone Store Wadsworth The Kolony Koon s Bakery Kramer s Floral Shop Ladrach s Shoe Store Elmer L Larson Insurance Agency Larson Oldsmoblle Company LaSalle Cleaners Lawson Dcury Store 147 Hugh St Lee s lnc T97 College St Lundy s Drlve ln Drs Martln McGrew 81 Wallace Dr G R McRltchle M SL S Auto Parts Don Merruman Goodyear Store Compllments of Make s Barber Shop Morton Salt Co Compllments of News Banner M A Nvelsen Jeweler The Ohlo Match Company A Dlvlslon of Hunts Foods and lndustrles lnc Orban s Flowers Plank Elevator Reiter and Harter Box 3768 Akron T4 Ohio Red Bard Foodlmer Rach Motor Sales Your Pontiac Dealer Rohrer 81 Barton lnc DeSoto Plymouth Suffert Nash Sales Smnth Cleaners Trent Tallors Smlth Dalry Products Co Jack Sommer Chevrolet South End Auto Dr G M Staton Stonler s Jewelry Tubbesmg s Varsity Drlve ln Barberton The Wadsworth Brnck 8K Tnle Company The Wadsworth Foundry Co Wadsworth Lumber Company The Wadsworth Mlllwork Corporatlon Wadsworth Pharmacy T26 Mann St Welty s Gulf Servlce Carburetor 81 lgnltaon Service Co James P Westbrook West s Food Market J C WhltlamManutactur1ng Co John E Wolf Optometrlst Wolf s Dry Goods 8. Gnft Shop Smger Faure F Wright The Wright Department Store Maibach's of Sterling, Ohio Wadsworth Hobby Shop, l l l S. Lyman W'H4H?fH?4 .L ,L I F' gJf4'HE?HQ4HQH'+?iF arg E Q Q W'HH?JQ+WwM9' 5 H? UU JERWWPQQ lgrfigqgsj, Qffvwwliilig ?,z?9gQiFli Eiga A LESTER Afiiiinlgiilsiif 11 I H: EF' 3 1 i i D 1 To you Al - ma Ma - ter We al -ways will re-main so 4 . ,L J . bi rl ji Ji 5 lj J UFEVIF 355, N trkti. Our hearts and our loy -al - ty Will ev-er be in Fail? F V F V ' 5 5 JF H fr o hought of younli To you xx: owe our hap-pi - ness and h-J 4 4 .4 4 1 f' fi? r 1' 1' H 5 V 1 all, of our suc - cess... For - ev - er will your ban -ners ,L 1 . .13 Ji J f , 1 J fh f I 4 1' M V v-vi' be our pride Suc-cess to you dear Wads-worth High... W I' ,W Well, how do you like it? Have we done a good iob of recording the times which you spent in school, your sports events, and your parties and plays? We think time will tell. We hope that this will be a most treasured volume-one which will bring to mind and heart all the worth which And so - farewell. We've worked hard on this book - we hope it's worthy of your esteem. Also, before we go, we would like to express our appreciation to the companies without whose help this book could not have been made. Our thanks to Gray Printing Co., Fostoria, Ohio, for printing and binding, S. K. Smith Co., Chicago, Illinois, for covers, Ohio School Pictures, Berea, Ohio, for underclassman pictures, and Sylvart Studios, Barberton, Ohio, for senior portraits and group pictures. f NTI you received during the unrepeatable days of high school. All copy is complete, all pictures are in their proper places, now we can sit back, relax, and enioy this book with you. f 6 gilzera cl Actlvltles 16 39 Admmlstratlon Alma Mater Annual Staff Art Class Athletlc Department Attendance Takers Band Cadet Band Reserve Band Varslty 36 37 Baseball Basketball Freshman Basketball Jumor Hugh Basketball Reserve Basketball Varslty 46 47 Board of Educatlon Cafeteria Cheerleaders Reserve Cheerleaders Varsity Cholr 34 35 Class Album 56 91 Contents Custodnans Faculty 92 106 Football Freshman Football .lunlor Hugh Football Varslty 42 44 Future Teachers of Amerlca Glrls Athletic Association Glee Clubs 96 97 Grade 7 58 60 Grade 8 61 64 Grade Grade Grade Grade Harmonettes Hn Y Junior H: Y Sensor Honorary Rotarlans Journallsm Class Llbrary Asslstants Machine Shop Malorettes National Forensic League National Honor Soclety Office Staff Prmt Shop Queen School Lute Senlor ACllVIlIeS and Index Spamsh Club Sponsors Sports Stage Crew Student Councll Student Secretarnes Tennls Track YTeens Freshman Y Teens Jumor Y Teens Senior Y Teens Sophomore Youth for Christ 65 68 69 75 76 80 81 91 12 40 55 f in ex -,, '-..-V DQAI q q----q,- -.'- ---- - 9 -q------ --AUFAWW ---.-------,---q - I - ' ' ' ,...,............,........ 105 10 ,s,,,,,s,,s,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,, - ' .,.........w...... 52 '- , ' ...,..............,............ . 29 , .....,........,....Y......,... 38 ' V.........,.....Ys.. 26 , .........................,.. 38 ' ........ss.......s...s.. 104 I . -------q.AY',,A--. -,,vV'----- I . . ------V,--.,A'--.., 24 , ................ 49 ' ...,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,s,,,,,,,,,, 37 , ' ' ...s....,.,,.. 49 ' ' ,,,s, 27 , .............s...... 48 ' ' ,s,,,,,,,,,,, , 22 , ' --------------,--... , ' ................s..s...,..., 2106 ' ....,,.............. 105 ' ............,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 102 Buckeye State .........,.................. 26 Proiecrionists ,.............ss.....,,,,,,ss, 21 ' -,eeeV..v..........,,.e,,,e.....e. 107 .........V....V......,.,..ss,......... 15 , -----,...,.e.... 54 ' ......V......V....Y............. 4-15 , l ----......e.-... 53 ' 'H ...,.,.... 108-111 ' .........e...........................e,. , ' .....,........,............ . 95 ' ....,..................,.,,..... 107 ,,...............,s,,,,,,,,,,, 20 - ' 19 , ....,......,....,... 45 ' ,.......,.Y......s.. 25 , ' ' ,...........,..... 45 ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,s, 52 , ' --A4-,e,,---,,,..,,.--.. - ..................,s...........,...,s,. . 51 ' .e...... 23 - , ..,,s.........,..... 33 . , . . . . -.A,,AW- 55 - I , ---. 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