Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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Companionship Enriches Daily Life Of A11 On Campus 'tThis earthworm is difficult to draw, complains Sigrid Thorsten to Patti Wolf. Nevertheless, observation is part of all science classes at W.H.S. Rick Ford, Mary Boland, Russ Brock, and Marcia Looney, who are members of the debate team, have spent many hours reviewing arguments. Lighting plays an important role in many of the assemblies during the year. Denny Christian has had plenty of practice and has helped to make many assemblies run smoothly.

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Student It seems as if one never possesses enough knowledge while taking the Scholastic Aptitude Test. Lynn Tonsing tries to remedy the situation with extra study. What's the English test like, any- way? asks Pete Allen of his cafeteria colleague, Dennis Sega. Short lunch periods tend to limit the amount of conversation for most people, but not for these boys.

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Part of the job of efficient candy stripers is to bring cheer to the patients. Mary Dolph and Phyllis Gould found time to chat with Mike McMennamin, who was recovering from a broken leg. Studies, Sports. 10 'tGee, this plant is really grow- ing! exclaims Tom Poder to Lar- ry Geig. Mr. Stoltzfus can grow just about anything in his green- house. Typing can be frustrating, thinks Bob Hanzie as he throws another paper into the wastebas- ket. Bob finds that it is hard to get a perfect copy. l l