Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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e ave phit The spirit of W.H.S. is evident in its everyday routine. ln the halls, at sporting events, and at concerts and plays, it is both developed and dis- played. School life at W.H.S. is a mixture of classes hallway horseplay, assemblies, detention, and ex- tracurricular activities. Without spirit these things would be boring and uninteresting, tor spirit is the vitality of W.H.S., the reason for our goals, our ac- complishments, and our fun. I fd' IN I ,f I 1 1 ,Hell Jmhhl eelallllll ln M M y lv Q! lf' M ,M A Eff .fl 'Y i IW lanfil ffiieiigi 4'lpe:i,i gk yhla fiffi

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me Ss 'Q' i fl' t 'fA's fc 5-f 'w.'0-K. ,yi 2:4331 - Nonchalantly exiting from the building, none of the stu- dents seem to be worried that the school may be on fire. As a matter of fact, Jerry Swank is contemplating re-entering the building to make sure his books are in the midst of the inferno. The students realize that at W.H.S. fire drills must be swift and orderly. The fence in front of W.H.S. is commonplace, lt is frequently seen by the students from the windows of the building. And yet, as pictured here, the most commonplace thing is beautiful when seen under different circumstances. wp-af-'H RJ' .. K . - Qi. Richard Moore, anxious to discard his crutches, of- fers them to Sam DiPolito. Sorry, man, I already have enough legs. Besides, asks Sam, where could I carry more crutches? Undoubtedly, if they could, Dave Graves and Fred Metting would be glad to stockpile their legs behind Sam's unencumbered ear. Mr, Jones has a satisfied expression on his face as he fills one of the orbits of one of his many model atoms. Linking the electrons together is easy as pie with Mrs. Jones holding the structure steady. Mr. Jones uses the apparatus to illustrate the con- struction of atoms.