Volume XXII NO. 7
The Bruin
April, 1997
Wadsworth High School 625 Broad St. Wadsworth, Ohio 44281
Bruin staff earns second place award
The 1996-97 award winning staff poses in the Courtyard for a recent photo
by JEREMY GRIGALUNAS
Each month the world's greatest newspaper publication is released to the privileged microcosm known as Wadsworth High School. This publication is called The Bruin. This year's Bruin staff earned 2nd place overall News Magazines at the recent Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press Association held at Kent State University earlier this month. This is the second consecutive year that the paper has earned runner-up honors. A school newspaper with these standards can often be a painstaking process. It is delivered to the student body by the multifaceted Bruin staff, composed of illustrious leader and editor Bob Lyren, along with staff
members Josh Douglas, Doug Fries, Chad Buterbaugh, Ben Loveless, Christina Burick, Todd Floyd, Amber Collins, Brad Presutto, Jeremy Grigalunas, Jackie Merrix, Amanda Jenkins, Ryan Fairbanks, Matt Rav, Mike Veverka, Adam Barger, Lisa Bl~tter, Mark Schoonover. Maria Hoover. Dave Warner, Mike Hereda and Danielle Hollingsworth also, the photographer. This talented force is masterminded by the advisor and motivator Wrestling -coach John Gramuglia. Eighth period every day the staff's mentally stimulating creation is produced within the confines of rooms 617 and 411 known to the student body as the Bruin room and Mr. Schmeltzer's chemistry room respectively. The Bruin is published monthly to inform the student body of the who, what.
when, where and why of Wadsworth High School. It combines the in-depth information the students need. along with the opinions and problems of the student body as well as entertains on the award winning This That and the O ther page. When the Bfllin staff is not rushing to meet deadline. The staff is working on researching for nex:t month's issue. preparing for senior wills o,r relaxing and playing the staffs favorite pa:sttime ... hot potato. As one can see. Tire Bruin isn't just the WHS newspaper. bu t also the time, talent and staff behind it .
THE BRUTN WOUJ.D LIKE TO THANK ALI, OF ITS READERS FOR THEIR S UPPORT.