Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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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

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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.

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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 . T Nc M, F ,K g ' Q V fl 1 O I 'Q x l , ,.-N .f X' ' A A ,.- K' I I A A K6 'G A ' F-, . . Y 1 1 1 ' . . . . J ,, ' -A 1 2' .I I . . 1 V 1 1 A ltd M , , l 4, A . A A x ..,, . ., 95 'X . 5-4 I ' , , A ,L -1 .7 'K L , ., : ' I I I A I I . I I . I ' . ' : I I I I I I I ' : I I , . , I - I . I , , .