Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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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.

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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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You n1ake the baskets ue ll make the noise' Such is the case with eg IC W adsworth cheering section lh1s IS the grou of students who add M Dont you have anything smaller than a five? asks Mr Gersten- A hlagcr as he and Larry lNoble search for the proper change from the Congratulations, Pete! That was good work, boy! exclaim Brian Dye and Rex Close following a touchdown made by Pete Friedt. Pete looks as pleased as the rest of the team. Most valuable player - and we're proud of him! This year the members of the football team selected jack Lo- nier XV. H. S.'s most valuable player for his outstanding defensive plays. This year the winner of the Norton-XVads- worth football game was given the custody of this three-hundred-pound bell. The smiles of be Mr. Dye, Mr. Browning, president of the Boosters Club, and Mr. Mcllvainc, our head football coach, show clearly the outcome of W. X our last game with Norton: an Q'- Mfiishw