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l . N VM' , cyztrrllrilll 'w 'aw imffga Q W m'iwi' -lll',,Ql,iwrlf f' f.i , ll X. , ws. The Annual Queen, Nancy Kramer Nancy may live at th h f e ome o a florist, but she is no hothouse plant. Her dra- matic comeback shows that she is made of sturdy stuff. She is a graceful maiorette, a ood st d t cl h g u en , an a c arming girl. She gives lessons in twirling, her main interest, to up-and-coming maioreltes. Some business man is going to consider himself l k t h secretary. uc y o ave her as a private
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7-2' K-, SA is Ps? The choice of their fellow classmates, Pat Per- kins and Jack Wohler enioyed the positions of hon- or as queen and king of the T959 senior prom. The prom, held in the traditional style of W.H.S., was followed by an all-night party at the Kolony, and a breakfast served at the Masonic Temple by the Masons. is 327 t x f s ' 'll tl I uv tw W ,A if Q if f ' 1 .- ,. X -,,...' i...f Selected as representatives c their respective classes, these love ly young lasses were the focc point of attention at this year homecoming game and dance Having been elected to their es teemed positions by the footba team, Janis Kaufman, Sue Frase Queen Sheila Hall, Toni Ferrarc and Lynn Doyle reigned in royc splendor over those two events. The memories of the pep rally when they were informed of the, election, the parade and hal' time ceremony, the game itsel' and the ensuing dance will alway be cherished by these girls. Royalty Reigns Crowned king and queen of the annual sweet- heart dance were Don Earnest and Kay Lyn Welty. Having been crowned in front of her throne, Kay Lyn was presented with a bouquet of long-stemmed red roses by her attendants. Following the inter- mission, a waltz, dedicated to the royalty of the event, was danced by Don and Kay. l
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e ave ocieties The word extracurricular is a long one, but not nearly long enough to completely represent the clubs, teams, and organizations which we have at Wadsworth High. The societies we have at W.H.S. have a pur- pose other than providing entertainment. Endeavor in all our activities, from the crack of pads at foot- ball practice to the crack of a voice after hours of rehearsing a speech, helps to build character, re- sponsibility, endurance, knowledge, and ability. These and other qualities are the backbone of ev- erything we have at W.H.S.
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