Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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.. m +F 'N wa.. Law CJ? wv bi 9 . Qu... The seniors have to eat at their banquet. The juniors, through their maga- zine sales, pay for this food. Sue Barden Qthirdj , Bill Giffin Qsecondj , Dick Thomas Qfourthj , and Doug Andrews Qfirstj -the top magazine salesmen this year-did their best to help this cause. 1 l Lam MA!! alla Z it .fgcfiuifiei Pellucid, p-e-l-1-u-c-i-d. These five students put a spell over the audience as they spelled their way to victory in the spelling bee. Elaine Mehollin, Mary Lyon, Lucy Miller, john Grow, and Tom Cranston stand with Mr. Holmes as Mr. Burk- holder presents awards to them. Gary Harris and Ted Barger have sat here so long waiting for a move that neither can remem- ber whose move it is. This was one of the semi- final games in the chess club tournament. In the background we can see several others playing the mind-challenging game. .These are the peacemakers of W'. H. S. These seven-jane Gilbert, Sue Lyon , Sue Barden, Bob Miragliotta, Marcy Schenck, Pat Perkins, and Carole Simpson-won the local Prince of Peace contestsg and Pat placed second in the district. J I 1.5 t 948

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S 1-.- 4 3 2 . , 4 lk 5 'X ' , ,Q RV ta .. . W 'Nff + ,421 5. rsvr . L F2555 ffii ' f' .t A , t Mt W . m, ., ' 'xahnuk at ,,, -v .va.f..g 5, 9 ni Q I ' 1 3412.9 it Q , ,t I K a s Ng 'gi -kv These four junior girls-Sheila Hall, Heidi Koppitch, Marty J p Isbell, and Rosemarie LoPresty-were a fine addition to the - A1 My vocal concerts this year. They spent many long hours practicing I o E LL' together so that we could have a new singing group. gym, WWMQKDMQ gwls ,Main M ya Mr. Shields and Sylvia Snyder pose with a box of cookies that the Spanish classes sold at Christmas. The happy expressions are the result of an intake of 35254. This amount will help to pay for the expenses of the seniors when they go to Mexico. JJM! MIA ju Ulm CIM I 6C0gl'LLi'L0l'L li - ' 'ALook! I typed thirty-two words a minute with only two errors, Billie Bird exelaims to Sue Frase and Betty Smith, as they check their progress on the football typing field set up for Typing I students. I'1l bet this guy Van YVinkle is a teacher some- where. He is old enough, thinks jim Sailer. The seventh graders in Mrs. Gilbert's English class received both entertainment and know- ledge from these records. F A Wok? .lib Gloria Jen Santee and Carol Miller are busily decorating the bulletin board in the library. They are showing with eutouts that children of all ages can always find many reasons for reading,

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'I-5 That sun can get mighty hot thinks our summer crew as they put 'W W-f-,M in new cement at the W. H. S. stadium .Jigagfltg gncfiegi W 52, if.. of 0 Mrs Garcia happily serves Beverly West and LuWanda Williams their lunch Why so happily? Because of the addition of paper cups and plates to our cafeteria, there is little dishwashing. The line-up? No, it's our faithful bus drivers. They do their job in any kind of weather without complaining. They always have a smile for the students. Bernard Yvolfe, Charlie Banks, Henry Kilmer, Leonard Sega, Virgil Morri- son, George Vallen, Bill Ream, Clyde Rodgers, Thelma Rodgers.