Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

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F .T.A. Members Learn The Rewards Of Teaching Future Teachers of America gives the students a chance to try their hand at teaching. Choice of grade level is decided by the students themselves. The members gain experience by actually teaching a class, and they gain valuable information through the various guest speakers. This year the Future Teachers of Amer- ica sponsored dances after the basketball games and undertook a Christmas service project to help needy families. As a group, members observed Mr. Saxe's speech therapy class at Isham School. ROW 1: Barb Williamson CPresidentb, Natalie Gray. ROW 2: Susan Meager, Judy Jones. ROW 3: Barb Mowery, Mrs. Baird CAdvisorJ. 20 W1 Alberta Hinkle gains confidence and experience for her promising future career as a teacher by helping these second graders, David Collins and Kevin Neal,N express themselves through painting.

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Student Council Discharges Duties F aithtuiiy Each September all home- rooms elect dependable stu- dents to represent them in student council. To this or- ganization come scores of pet grievances for which solutions must be found. Every mem- ber is responsible for report- ing accurately the activities of the council to his homeroom and for returning the com- plaints of his constituents. In addition to performing these duties, this year's coun- cil sponsored various projects and activities, including the traditional food and toy drive, and the annual homecoming festivities. This year's stu- dent council proved to be a hard-working, dedicated group of individuals. Pondering the choice of furniture for the student lounge were Lynn Doyle, Janine Larson, Debbie Johnson, and Hillary Perdue. ROW 1: Teri Bailey, Charlene Vorce. ROW Eric Thom, Cheryl Vorce, Lynn Doyle CPres1- dentj, Mr. Becker CAdvisorJ, Dick Holcomb ABSENT: Gary Hawk. rg.. ROW 1: Jones, Smith, Chambers. ROW 2: Adams, Malaney, Beckley, Hoerger. ROW 3: Johnson, Lee, Morrison, Mehollin. ROW 4: Lieberth, Bird. Perdue. ROW 5: Larson, Whited, Masters. ROW 6: D'Zurik, Wolfe, Ford. ABSENT: Bring, Fehse, Lutz, Mowery. I9

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An often-repeated job of a Nurse- Teen is that of making beds. Phyllis Gould and Mary Dolph accept the job willingly and ac- complish it diligently. Beverly Huffman, Margo Amstutz, Marcia Looney, Andrea Heath, George Ann Jones CPresidentD, Mrs. Kelly C Advisorj . as Y Hospital Work Keeps N urse-Teens Active Red and white striped un- iforms of the Nurse-Teen groups are a welcome sight to all at Wadsworth Municipal Hospital. Their year-round service provides valuable ex- perience for these future nur- ses and gives them a taste of what their job will be like. Doctors, nurses, and other qualified speakers visit Nurse- Teen meetings and talk on the various medical fields and their opportunities. Excur- sions to hospitals and clinics in the area also are included in the girls' activities. Duties of the girls are not always pleasant, and the sacri- fice of hours is sometimes wearisome. However, the fun of helping others and the knowledge of nursing are worthwhile gifts for develop- ing well-qualified future nurses.