Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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any so Qsnaa- if . ' V. l ROW l: Stauffer, Elliott, Gaston, Bailey, Houglan, Leonard, Chase, Huffman. ROW 2: Tighe, Miller, Huffman, Heath, DeVoe, Morehead, Stuhrke, Fahl. ROW 3: Parsons, Kaufman, Engler, Johnson, Heyl, Bell, Laubenthal. ROW 4: Wolf lBusiness Managerj, Hall, Burkholder, Smith, Gibbs, Farrell. Salesmen Proficient Undertaking the gigantic task of distributing indi- ual pictures to nearly a thousand students and col- ting the proceeds, this optimistic group of picture esmen not only completed the iob, but did a fine iob it. Straightening out any discrepancies, keeping accurate ords of their complicated business, and patiently lis- ing to any complaints are feats well worth our com- ndation. ,...-Q .oaded with pictures of their fellow students, Diane Young, Marie rle, and Jack Hoey are steeling themselves to face the discon- d cries of those same fellow students as they receive their snap- . Picture salesmen find, through long and trying experience, that ne is ever willing to admit that a picture of himself looks like self. ROW l: Sigrid Thorsten, Carol Moyer, Pat Wright. ROW 2: Carolyn Janeczek, Mrs. Williams iLibrariant, Kenneth Latsch, Virginia Miller, Keepers Of Books eeping the wheels of the W.H.S. school library Bing smoothly is the self-imposed duty of these -working students. Giving advice and infor- ion, keeping books in repair, and replacing vol- es in their assigned places are iust some of the s that enter into this over-all duty. is through the efforts of these students and our arian, Mrs. Williams, that the library is kept or- y and easily useable. 27

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ROW 1: Dolph, Wolf, Trent, McGeorge, Mehollin, Wolf, Statler, Stull, Mr. Kreider lAdvisorl. ROW 2: Rasor, Solaro, Harris, Fisher, App, Stevens, Ewing, Nicholson, Dawson. ROW 3: Kreider lPresicIentl, Kind- ling, Seeley, Danforth, Young, Brause, Green, Giegel, Scherner. ROW 4: Witschey, McCune, Venner, Wancha, Madigan, Becker, Brock, Yurchiak. JETS Aspire To Be Future Engineers The JETS Club is a club organized on a national scale for stimulating interest in engineering and assisting capable students toward engineering careers. Meetings were conducted both after school and in the evenings. At these meet- ings the members discussed their proiects and the different types of engineering. Ma- terial aiding such discussions was sent periodically from the national headquarters covering some varied aspects of engineering. During the evening meetings the mem- bers received professional guidance on their proiects from local engineers, who offered helpful tips and ideas. ln this manner, the future engineers enioyed a taste of what real engineering is. I know it's a wheel, but where's the rest of my brother's Hey, this slide rule is really great! declares Charles Giegel bicycle? iokes Gary Harris to John Fisher, as John demon- to Dennis Brouse. But how do you use it? strates the principles of the gyroscope for Coby Stevens, Gary, I don't know, replies Dennis, but whatever answer you and Pete Wendschuh. have, l agree with it. X , Tr 3 26

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5 ca of :xr ROW l: Huffman, Johnson, Haldiman, Hinkle, Baker, Kalb, Henson. Ashley, Fahl, Yusko. ROW 4: Vorce, Saltzman, Lrbert Mcktacl ROW 2: Sabol, Presnall, Barton, Mansfield, Price, Terrill, Gray, Mrs. Hornoff, Lieberth. Gilbert lAdvisorl. ROW 3: Randall, McDermott, Recupero, Lawshc, Fellowship And Fun Shared By Y-Teens The best way to review the freshman-sophomore Y-Teens' year would be to go inside the heart of a Y-Teener herself. Let's listen in. What a grand year it was! There was so much to learn and do. l don't think l'll ever forget the time Coach Ridley taught us some iudo holds at one meeting. Finally l can say that l've learned to defend myself from my little brother! And I can hear it yet-'Deck the halls with boughs of holly'-the time we went caroling for Christmas. lt was a beautiful snowy night-and snapping cold, just right for a caroling party. Fascination-that was the name of our formal-and that's exactly what it was too. But l certainly did appreciate and enioy it more when I realized how much work really goes into a formal. Committees for decorations, programs, refreshments - every minute detail taken care of weeks beforehand. Really, though, even the com- mittees were fun - and they taught us all how to work better together. Yes, it was a grand year-the meetings and their fellowship, the caroling on that snappy snowy night, and the formal that really was a fascination. I can't wait to loin Y-Teens next year! ROW l: Manwell, Zettle, Keefer, Snyder, Doyle, Trent, George. ROW Gould, Miller, Manske, Warner, Lonberger. ROW 4 Alexand 2: Bring, Cole, Love, Dolph, Hawk, Evans. ROW 3: Arpad, Abrams, D'Zurik, Hughes, Casteel, Laubenthal, Dibble. C7