Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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Foreword Forty-six years ago, in 1914, the first yearbook was published at Wadsworth High School. It was christened the WHiSperer, because WHiSperer contained W for Wads- worth, H for High, and S for School. As this is the last year in which this building will be Wadsworth High School, we, the 1960 An- nual Staff, have based the theme on those same three letters-W, H, and S-We Have School. The high school has changed some- what, as the picture above, taken during the early 194O's, will show to the present stu- dents. The V on the school was the allies' symbol for victory during World War ll. Al- though the year has changed, W.H.S. is still much the same school. Yes, at Wadsworth High, We Have School. This may seem a simple statement at first glance, but there is more to it than meets the eye-much more-for there is more to W.H.S. than meets the eye. A school is a place to teach and to learn, but classes aren't the only thing we have at Wadsworth High. We have the friendly hello in the halls, the roar of the crowd at a football game, the secret smile in En- glish class, the thunderous applause at a class play, the melodious harmony of our band and choir at concerts, and every de- tail of every event, of every day, of every year we spend at VV.H.S. These are the things which do not meet the eye, and these are the things which We Have at Wads- worth High.

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Contents School Life . . . . 4-13 Activities . . . . 14-37 Sports . . . . 38-55 Classes and Administration . . 56-73 Album Section. . . . 74-121