Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1942 volume:

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Clerk Kenneth Milligan Dr. A. D. Robertson Now, only as we are leaving high school, do we fully realize the important part the school board has played in our lite here. They have always encour- aged those things which are for the betterment of the students. They have stimulated new ideas and revised the old ones-all for the sake of making Willard High School a better institution. We wish to thank Mr. Dale W. Gates, as our superintendent, for the friendliness and the consideration which he has shown us here. His advice has always been helpful to make Wil- lard High School a better place in which to be. His smiling face and kind- ly word have helped to make our life here such a pleasant one. CUIIDUCTORS To Mr. Peter A. Wiebe, we wish to express our appreciation for his effi- ciency and patience in performing his duties as our principal. He has been ever willing to help us all in Willard High School, and has guided many of us thro' not a few rough spots. His sense of fair play and sportsman- ship will be long remembered by all. Thank you, Mr. Wiebe. Mr. Basinger Agriculture Ohio State, B.S. Q Mr. Clements Commercial Ohio State, A.B., B.S. Mr. Hagen Fine Arts Ohio State, B.S. Ci TRFIIII CREUJ Miss Bow nf fl Englismff Miamifll jversify, A.B.. , Ejkbw, lnyf fig-X, Q Aff f' If if , - Miss Davis Home Economics Ohio Univer 'ty, B.S. Awww Mr. Hargrove Sciences Defiance, A.B. fi? - Miss Clark Languages Otterbein, A.B. Michigan University, M.A Mrs. Gibson , English Hillsdale, A.B. Miss Hedden English Ohio Wesleyan, A.B. , mnm :new i ' Au Miss Mehl Physical Education Capital, B. A. Mr. Heisler English Heidelberg, B.A. N Mr. Phillips is Industrial Arts Bowling Green, B.S. Mr. Query Physical Education Wooster, B.S. Jud, -eq 1 iff' E Mr. Van Brunt Miss Uncopher Mathematics History Denver University, B.A. Ohio State, B.S. 'Cave Miss Moore Music Oberlin, B.S.M. Miss Stine Commercial Columbia, B.C.S. 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As juniors we blossomed forth as upper- classmen, had a play called Just Eighteen . . . only about four months late, dreamed up one of the best junior- seniors where we transported everyone to Mexico, and went as a body to bac- calaureate, where we first got our sense of the responsibility to come with our seniorship. ' Then in the fall of '41, we were at last the seniors. The leaders of the school. We gave to Willard High the first double championship of both football and bas- ketball in the Little Big Four League, were thrilled by the rush of having our pictures taken, our senior play, the senior-junior prom, and the appearance of our annual. Then came the last act, our baccalaureate. Andthe final curtain call, our commencement. ' We are the youth of the inbetween. We are at the start of a finish. The start of the work that's to be done and must be done. We have had the fun of dates, sports, music, rehearsals, plays. And now all that is gone. We were the sen- iors and now we begin again. V Russell Baker Robert Bevier Frank Bevier Ernest Blum Bake Sir Robert Charley Vocational Course General Course General Course General Course FFA 2, 3, 4. Reserve football 4. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Village Band, cheer leader 2. Harold Bogner llslimll Vocational Course FFA 3, 4. Richard Bawmar Dick General Course Leslie Brubaker Doris Channing General Course Grace Calabria Evelyn Carpenter General Course Band l, 2, 3, 4, FFA l, 2, 3, 4, General Course General Course Glee Club l, 4, FHA 2, 3, choir Football 2, 4. Glee club lg FFA 2, 3, 4. FHA 2, 3, 4. 4, junior class play. Ella Jane Cheesman Barbara Coburn Hayden Coovert Granville Cox Commercial Course Band l, 2, 3, 4, class officer 4, Pudge Grannie La Clef d'Or 2, 3, 4, orchestra orchestra 3, 4, glee club l, 2, General Course General Course lg junior play, senior play. junior play, La Clef d'Or 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, basketball l, ipresidentl Dance Band, Village 2, 3, 4, baseball 3, 4. Bandg senior play. Robert Currier llBabll General Course Choir 3, 4, junior playg dance band. Shirley Davenport Commercial Course James Denham Shirley Dawson Jim Roy Duffy General Course College Preparatory General Course FHA 2, 3, 4, choir 45 glee club Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Mary Dillon Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, orchestra 3, 4. 2, 3, 4. Commercial Course I, 2, 3, 4: Track l. Marvel Jean Fortney Juanita Funk Dorothy June Gahr General Course Nita Dutchess Orchestra l, 2, 3, glee club l, General Course Commercial Course FHA 2, 3, 4, officer 2, 3, 4, Glee club l. FHA l, senior play. Domenic Grosso umm.. Commercial Course senior play. ' Howard Guthrie College Preparatory Basketball l, 2, football 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, band l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. John Heffelfinger College Preparatory Band l, 2, track l, football 2, 3, 4, junior play, annual staff. ' William Hite BilI College Preparatory Choir l, 2, 3, 4, junior play, class officer l, 3, Crimson Er Harold Holden James Hutchinson White 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Commercial Course General Course Cross Council, senior play. Football 2, 3, 4, baseball 4. Band l James Jones f Hum.. College Preparatory Class officer l, 2, football l, Z, 3, 4, basketball mgr. l, 2, 3, band l, 2, 3, 4, lsec'y. 3, stu- dent director 4l, orchestra 2, 3, 4, lstudent director 4l', choir l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3,7 dance band l, 2, 3, annual staff. A Adolph Kadrovick Chester Kostoff John Kovaskitz General Course Vocational Course General Course Football 3, 4. Track l, 2, baseball 3, foot- Choir l, 2, football I, 4. ball 3, 4, Faafaaii manager 2. George Laslea Industrial Course Mary Joyce Lents . Ruth Hardwick Commercial Course A .General Course FHA l, 2, 3, 4. Curl Mayer Jay Lydy Doe General Course College Preparatory Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, class officer 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, dance band l, Monna Lou Miller 45 baseball mgr. 4, football mgr. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, orchestra Lou 3, 4i lUl i0f DlOYi 0I'1f1UCll SfGff: l, 2, 3, 4, football I, 2, 3, Commercial Course senior play. class officer l. Annual staff. Ray Long Commercial Course Betty Nerad 11Kitty1l Commercial Course Crimsonfz White l, 2, 3. Ruth Paper Jacqueline Parkhurst College Preparatory Jackie Glee Club 4 lofficerl, choir 3, 4 College Preparatory lofficerl, junior play, annual Choir l, Z, band l, 2, 3, 4, glee staff, La Clef d'Or, Crimson Er club l, 2, orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, White. junior play, annual staff, dance band, village band, La Clef d'Or, ,senior play. Clara Reese Ilponnyll Commercial Course Eugene Rudd Betty Jean Sage Doc Jeanne Vocational Course General Course Football l. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, FHA 3. Charles Rapp Verna Reed ,,BOmey,, Hskippyu General Course Commercial Course Football l, Z, 3, 4, basketball manager 3, 4. Tullis Robinson V H-I-utu General Course FHA l, 2, 3, 4, band 2, 3, 4, senior play. Joseph Schiffel ,,Honey,, Vocational Course Karl Schlotterer Football 3, basketball l. General Course :FGM Rose Schlotterer Kenneth Schroder James Shank Faughn Sherbundy General Course College Preparatory Jim Glamour FHA 2, 3. Band l, 2, 3, 4, choir l, 2, 3, 4, College Preparatory Glee club l, 2, 3, Eleanor Snyder Snookie Commercial Course orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Hi Y 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, basketball 4 lofficerl, junior play, Crimson l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, band 6' White l,2, 3,4, annual staff, l, 2, dance band l, track, baseball 2, village band, Senior play. Creatis Shira Creat College Preparatory Basketball 2, baseball 2, 3, 4. Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, La Clef d'Or 2, 3, class officer 2, 3, annual staff. Marlorle Smeltz Marge Commercial Course Geraldine Steiner Gerry College Preparatory Choir l, 2, 3, 4, band 2, glee club l, 2, 3, 4, class officer 4, junior play, annual staff, La Clef d'Or 2, 3, 4 lofficerl, orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. Eva Stone Florence Stockmaster Stony Flossy General Course Commercial Course FHA 2, glee club l, 2. Eunice Sutliff Eunie FHA 2, 3, 4, Crimson Cr White 2, 3, 4, basketball l, 2, glee club l. Violet Weaver Ilvill Commercial Course Keith Van Vlerah Ruth Vogel William Walker Van General Course Willy College Preparatory FHA 2, 3, 4. Commercial Course Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Football l, Z, basketball l, 2 4, band l, 2. senior play. Margret Waterbeck Commercial Course Band l, 2, 3, 4. Angela Weaver Weave Commercial Course Junior Whisler Jack Wise Whis College Preparatory College Preparatory Annual staff, Crimson 6' White Football l, 2, 3, 4 lcaptain 4l, l, 2, 3, 4 leditorl, choir 2, 3, 4 Charles Wolfe basketball l, 2, 3, 4, baseball lpresident 41, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Chuckie 3, 4, class officer, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, lpresident 4l, basketball 2, Commercial Course Crimson G White 2. junior play, class officer 2, 3, 4. Football l, 2, band l. JUIIIORST These are the juniors, and they have shown that they are well capable of carrying on their job next year as the seniors. They have contributed much to the numerous activities of the school-athletics, music, journalism, and their play, a mystery farce, entitled The Green Light, unearthed many talented thespians. They are a good, all around class, leaders in every phase of school life. They have brought new exhilarating ideas with them which have enriched life here at Willard High. JUIIIORS Joyce Ray Clara Virginia Calvin Clifton Archer Barber Bauerle Bauman Beamer Beamer Virginia Alice Marie Thomas April Alice Dorothy Berberick Bishop Bogner Boyd Breyman Buescher Carroll James Donald Marian Annabelle Marian Burdge Buzzard Capelle Clark Coder Coovert Helen James Jeanne Katherine Virginia Darlene Costein Costein Crooks Currier Cutsinger Dailey Lyle Mona Gail Roger Dorothy Robert Dawson DeVeny Diffenbaugh Doerfler Eberly Elmlinger Corwin Doyle Raymond Kenneth Gilbert Charles Funk Funk Funk George Goodall Gooclsite JUl1l0RS W3KWNxx V4 Alyce Thomas Joyce Florence Margo rel' Dolores Fowler Grama Green Hahler Henderson Henry Janice Richard Harold Robert Gloria Marcia Hessler Hill Holmes Jacobs King Kovasckitz Lyle John Ronald James Albert Dorothy Kuhn Landefeld Lewis Lindus Long Ludban Molly Marilyn Carl Jack Mory James Mandel McFadden McKellogg McKenzie Mitchell Moomaw Richard Charles Mary Robert Tom Elaine Myers Moser Nagel Neidermeier O'Neill Perrill John Adeline Haldon ' Shirley Evadene , Renna Popa Pump Reed Reeder Reese Stull cxys-N-A JUIIIURS Richard Patricia Richard Warren Joyce Anna Jackson McDowell Rettig Risner Roose Sartish Kenneth Evelyn Richard Harold Corwin Robert Seibert Shade Sherman Smeltz Smeltz Smith Robert Agatha Eleanor Ruth Wayne Margaret Snook Stanfield Stone Strauss Trimmer Wasson Maxine John' Howerd ' Mary Weigman Watson Weinberg Youngless OFFICERS President .........,.......... Thomas O'Neill V. President ...................... Gloria King Sec'y.-Treas ...A..................... Lyle Kuhn Social Chairman .................. April Boyd ADVISERS Mr. Clements, Miss Mehl I: X soruomones As underclassmen, these sophomores have done well in everything that they have attempted. Among them in number are many outstanding in all of the various fields of school life. 'They have entered high school as an average class of eighth graders. Later they came into their own as freshmen when they came across with the super-duper idea of a movie benefit that everyone got out of school to see. ' They are the example of a typical class of Willard High School-intelli- gent, friendly, energetic, with the obility to carry through. ' i H M' 1 SOPHOIIIORES Qs' Back Row: Carl Mohl, Corwin Leonard, Kermit Leedy, Robert Simpson, John Lucas, Edward Nerad, Charles Piller, Ernest Teogorden, Wayne Mayer, Donald Stackmaster,'Clarence Ludwig. Third Row: Betty Stillions, Catherine Pittenger, Martha Null, Leona Washburn, Velma Parker, Patsy McKnight, Stella Lichoff, Mary Urban, Ula Mae Thompson, Alverta Neikirk, Anna Naistetler. Second Row: Carolyn Williams, Treva Nous, Joanne McDowell, Virginia Wells, Mary Ellen Stone, Joanne Shank, Dorotha Saum, Francis Zoll, Lois Lee, Georgia Lykins. First Row: George Yacob, Carlton Wolfe, John Sherck, Walter Lindsey, Richard Snook, Bernard Rice, Louis Schlotterer. Class Adviser: Miss Uncapher. P SOPHDIIIORES Back Row: Gerald Dannemiller, Roger Jacobs, Floyd James, Herbert Eckstein, Robert Allingham Kenneth Boetcher, Jay Brown, Kenneth Hurst, Edward Houghton, James Keesy, Robert Jaynes Raymond Black, Loren Chalfin, Robert Cross. Third Row: Donald Everetts, Charles Kilgore, Daniel Hetfley, Belva Carpenter, Lyla Lou Clark Virginia Hauck, Anna Klopfenstein, Norma Jean Allen, Jennie Hegedusic, Mary Givens. Second Row: Marian Cavalier, Norma Lee Boyle, Wildamae Coder, Shirley Fife, Anna Laslea Eleanor Flucsa, Martha Jacobs, Luella Duffy, Leona Carpenter, Phyllis Fink, Muriel Funk, Bari bara Armatrout, Virginia Kemery. First Row: Eugene Hatton, William Coburn, Herman Daniel, Willard Hershiser, Merle Frye, Eugene Dekker, Gene Guthrie, Martin Chambers, William Clark, Virgil Duffy. CLASS OFFICERS President .,.................. ROYf'T1OY'lCl BlOCk Vice President ,........... Norma Lee Boyle Secretary-Treasurer ,....,.. Joanne Shank Social Chairman ............ Betty Stillions .. 9 Z' 1 1 A Mm-m-n-n! Music, Maestro, Please. Wh0'5 treat? Village Bond. Hard up? Einstein s in the making. Fighting again? One pair, Another pair, Conserving rubber? FRESHIIIEI1 As the weeks have gone by, these freshies, as they are wont to be called, have grown bolder and more confident of their place in the general scheme of school lite here. Only this year have they displayed their talents in their comic melodrama which was presented for their first assembly. Theirs is a high standard to uphold next year as sophomores, but they are bound to come through, for they have learned well the ropes that only last year burned their hands. FRESHIIIEII Back Row: Charles Meyers, Mike Schiffel, Clarence Runion, Paul Spaulding, Eugene Watkins, Wayne Robinson, Eugene Roeder, Jack Logan, Clayton Sage, Emil Landeteld, Ronald Partee, Richard Leis, Keith Lindsey. Third Row: Helen Veletean, Elaine Vermilya, Helen Seitz, Dolores Painter, Janice Rapp, Arlene Vogel, Marilyn Wade, Betty Willier, Pauline Richards, Viola Shade, Seccnd Row: Mildred Price, Marjorie Lowther, Betty Schimp, Ruth Wilson, Kathleen Rohrs, Danna Lents, Beatrice Leedy, Corrine Stanfield, Delora Stricktaden. Front Row: James Niver, Eugene Taylor, Norton Myers, Harold Neidermeier, Robert Smeltz, Clarence Ridenour, Gerald O'Neill, Fred Long. Class Adviser: Mr. Van Brunt. FRESHIIIEII Back Row: Ted Jacobs, Richard Cheesman, Charles Hafner, Robert Bogner, Willard Fink, Richard Brickley, Charles Arnold, Charles Bollinger, Almon Hershiser, Owen Fransens, Gene Frederick, Vincent Gill, Rudy Colich. Third Row: Wanda Brooke, Lorainne Banicki, Virginia Ashley, Evelyn Armentrout, Dorothy Hicks, Mary Ann Forster, Ruth Henry, Eunice Hurst, Mary Booth, Phyllis Cross, Marilyn Heiser, La Verne Carry, Ruth Jones. Second Row: Rose Colich, Jane Frost, Alberta Gira, Sara Allen, Lucile Dawson, Peggy Bevier, Florence Fransens, Marian Hershiser, Ruth Conner, Margretha Capelle, Joan Arrington. Front Row: Richard Bauerle, Don Ballard, James Gordon, Wayne Keefer, Donald Hahler, Robert Cutsinger, David Coovert, Arnett Kuhn, Charles Geise. CLASS OFFICERS President .,,,.......,.............. Rudy Colich Vice President. .,................. Jack Logan Secretary-Treasurer ,....... Charles Geise Social Chairman .......... Richard Brickley if 1 EIGHTH GRHDE Tai' Fourth Row: Allen Parker, Albert Teagarden, Gene Sharp, Ervin Moore, Robert Whiting, John Barrison, David Pit- tenger, Jack Reese, Hugh Washburn, Robert Strauss. Third Row: Joyce Snook, Darlene Rigsby, Martha Striker, Barbara Shrader, June Whitehead, Mary Walker, Clarice Pacey, Jean Viets, Rosemary O'Neill, .luanita Schuck. Second Row: Wilma Newmeyer, Martha Taylor, Gwendo- lyn Shire, Mary Ryman, Emma Vanichek, Neldamae Reese, Jean Moomaw, Dorothy Ruger, Betty Smith, Nelva Wylie. Webb, Madelene First Row: Charles Reel, Robert Swartz, Ronald Moomaw, Henry Wynn, Royden Trimner, Bruce Stigamire, Marlen Roose, Elbert Willier. Class Adviser: Mr. Basinger. Wilkinson, James EIGHTH GRHDE 'i 5 i Fourth Row: Beverly Hill, Paul Landefeld, James Givens, Marlo Einkopf, Arlo Einkopt, Jack Breyman, Walter Cor- bin,Glen George, Robert Bevill, Donald Evans, Paul Bishop. Third Row: lnez Clcirk, Vivian Detterman, Anna Ludban, Marjorie Derrickson, Betty Hardwick, Betty Church, LaFrynne Cross, Sarah Arrington, Rosalie Green, Jean Dellinger, Jo Ann Field, Arlene Eckstein. if Second Row: Pauline Hammock, Leona Conley, Evelyn Buzzard, Lois Coovert, Velma Brooke, Audrey Henry, Jeannine Hartzel, Mary Beebe, Charleynne Jamerson, Lillian Brooks, Vera Cross. First Row: Harold Cavalier, Robert Lindsey, Dale Cham- bers, Joe Coburn, Harry Arnold, Richard Barber, Robert Gill, Lloyd Goodall, John Carniscioni, Haldon Ketcham. CLASS OFFICERS President .......................... Robert Whiting Vice President ............ ........ A rlo Einkopf Secretary-Treasurer .......... Marlo Einkopf Social Chairman ....,.. ...... M arlen Roose All dressed up The Iron Musk. Toot-Toot! From Purdue? One more load. Wanting for the bell. ' King Neptunes! ReheGfSO'- SPONSORED BY WILLARD LUMBER COMPANY Escorted! , .uk IICTIUITIES l 1 This is the part of the annual which best shows the life of the students of Willard High School. Here you will find the various activities that make up the basic foundation of the years spent in school. Those pictures of that particular phase of school life which most appeal to you can be found in this section of the book as well as those of your friends in the surroundings that you will best remember them. Here you will find Willard High School. u 1 ll-lllllllflllglll i I l School Starts Football A Z 1 Q Sept. 2, 1942 Season l4,' ',g! 35 'G DTC B ln HTG' 911 I B B B'-Q Iii 5 5 'H I I DTH I'H 5 I 513' I-'Q I I I I'-I U11 I I n 'T L- l Barney Rapp Junior Whisler 1941 SCHEDULE Eugene Windisch Adolph Kadrovick We They 6 Ashland 6 7 Shelby 6 O Western Res. A. 14 l8 Port Clinton O Jim Jones I3 N0rWClll4 6 l3 Bellevue l3 28 Crestline 6 l9 Galion O lO4 5l Roynuffy sPoNsoRED BY ARNETT smm-I John Heffelfinger Harold Holden Jimmie Shank Gro nvi l leAlCox '-F unnsiw rooisnu Back Row: J. Logan, Mgr., E. Houghton, E. Windisch, C. McKellogg, C. Rapp, J. Lydy, Mgr. Third Row: Coach, Mr. Hargrove, C. Ludwig, W. Mayer, J. McKenzie, R. Jackson, C. Piller, K, Seibert, C. Goodsite, C. Wolfe, Mgr., Coach, Mr. Query. Second Row: A. Thompson, J. Shank, R. Duffy, J. Jones,J. Whisler,.A. Kadrovick, G. Cox, J. Wilkinson, J. Heffelfinger. First Row: l... Kuhn, J. Griffin, D. Heffley, R. Rettig, H. Holden, R. Hill. With graduation this spring will go a great part of one of the most power- ful football juggernauts ever seen on the Willard gridiron. Junior Whisler, sensational always in his three years of service, was the only logical choice for the captaincy, and his election was unanimous. The ,Crimson Flashes started out with a first quarter touchdown against Ashland, but Ashland, a team that lost only one game in its schedule, tied the game 6-6. With Whisler plunging a touchdown and the point, the Flashes steamrolled over a powerful Shelby eleven 7-6. Suffering a letdown against Western Reserve, the Crimson Flashes returned to brush aside Port Clinton, Norwalk, Bellevue, Crestline, and Gallon in that order. Hats off to Granville Cox, always at his best, always an all-around natural athlete. Hats off to James Jones, Harold Holden, and Adolf Kadrovick, a trio of the strongest linemen in, the history of the school. Hats off to James Shank, whose centers were letter perfect at all times. Hats off to Junior Whisler, Jerry Wilkinson, and Roy Duffy, a dream backfield that could run, pass, and kick with the best. And last but not least, hats off to Coach David Query for a great team and a great bunch of players. - RESERUES Back Row: Coach, Mr. Heisler, R. Bowmar, R. Brickley, First Row: C. Runion, G. Yacob, R. Cheesman, H. Reed C. Kostoff, J. Barrison, R. Allingham, H, Guthrie, C. J. Kostoff, M. Chambers, V. Gill, C. Sage. Leonard, W. Lindsey, J. Jarnes, Coach, Mr. Phillips. Second Row: A. Thompson, R. Jacobs, H. Rice, G. Goodall, G. Guthrie, C. Arnold, J. Fulton, R. Baker, J. Keesy. CHEERLEHDERS J. Coburn, M. Kovaskitz, J. Buzzard, B. Stillions. UIIRSITV Bl3lSllETBllll Top Row: Coach Query, J. Papa, R. Duffy, K. Van Vlerah, R. Rettig, J, Costein, C. Rapp lMan- agerl , J. Logan lAssistant Managerl . Bottom Row: J. Denham, J, Whisler, J. Griffin, R. Jackson, G. Cox, C. Goodsite, J. Shank. Coach David Query has had many great teams during his reign at Willard High, but never a greater team than that team that captured the first and only undisputed Little Big Four basketball championship. Jim Denham, sharpshooting forward who maintained an amazing l4 point per game average during the season, received the nod from Coach Query to lead his team while on the floor. Getting off to a poor start by dropping three consecutive en- counters to Tiffin Columbian, Galion and Crestline, the Crimson Flashes finally found themselves and conquered nine of their remaining ten opponents only to suffer a letdown before the mighty purple and white of Fremont Ross in the first round of the class A tournament at Sandusky. With the excep- tion of Denham, Van Vlerah and Costein, the cage team was composed of those boys who brought the first undisputed Little Big Four grid championship to Willard. Only two lettermen will return next year. D X . , l gi 'M' 'gylllwll v e. ,Jqzg-fff ' 3 f 2 Thanks- Junior Basketball Img! ' giving Play Season J,LE1'ET . 5-' -'-F! P lv.-.Ii i , hiv 5 . ' Q . 39 -saga-can-anna-ca an ana as-an--aaisnnfn-a iJ , RESERUES Top Row: Mr. Horgrove, Coach, C. Piller, R. Block, D. Everetts, B. Simpson, J. Lucos, W. Lindsey, C. Smellz, H. Smeltz, J. Brown llvlonogerl. Bottom Row: G. Guthrie, E. Hatton, V. Duffy, B. Coburn, L, Sclwlotterer, E. Houghton, G. Yocob, C. Dekker. JUIIIOR HIGH Top Row: E, Willier, B. Hill, R. Cheesmon, M. Sclwiffel, T. Bogner, J. Givens, D. Leis, V. Gill, A. Einkopf, C. Sage llvlonogerl, Mr. Phillips lflooclfil, Bottom Row: H. Wynn, A. Kuhn, E. Lcindefeld, C. Arnold, R. Brickley, D. King, H. Arnold, A. Roose. 1942 BHSHETBHLL SCHEDULE We They l9 Tiffin Columbian .......... 28 25 Gallon .......................... 27 26 Crestline ...... ........ 3 2 20 Shelby ............ ........ l 9 36 Port Clinton .-Q .... ........ 3 4 26 Norwalk ........................ 23 36 Bellevue ........................ 30 30 Sandusky St. Mary's .... 36 36 Port Clinton .................. 26 33' Norwalk ............. ....... 2 2 32 Bellevue ........................ 29 36 Upper Sandusky ............ 35 43 Carey .......... L ................. l 9 Around right end Missed TWO points J' , Over??? f. X ,i i fl1 f'I Z Fourth Row: B. Rice, G. Guthrie, R. Jacobs, R. Smith, C. Second Row: R. Stull, D. Ludban, M. Coovert, A. Bishop, Smeltz, R. Sherman, E. Houghton, R. Lewis, G. O'Neil. F. Sherbundy, M. Kovaskitz, H. Costein, D. Henry, D. Painter, E. Vermilya, J. Griffin. Third Row: M. Mandel, D. Dailey, V. Cutsinger, C. Mahl, First Row: H. Guthrie, J. Jones, C. Mayer, R. Rettig, R. W. Mayer, L. Kuhn, J. Archer, J. Green, F. Hahler, J. Barber, C. McKellogg, J. McKenzie, A. Long, T. Jacobs. Crooks. Adviser: Miss Uncapher. CD I3 1 2 I3 fn f '1 Z D. Ballard, H. Reed, W. Fink, K. George, J. Wilkinson, V. Shade, R. Wilson, M. Lowther. Adviser: Mr. Hargrove. - off.-Log , WU ' U gglikllrzewl , .. t 1 441419: f 391951, V' 1 3 Christmas f,ZlfI,,,.,., ffggi : --i . g ' Tests Vacation l 1 U . U- I-IE! I 4 Y - IM-i,LE2l'!?l l'- ,fi-scifi I 3 5 8 H B B Z BTG 8 D-'Q B I lie U D 5 T12 2 I a 'H D B I 513' ITU B U' . ' 4 DEBHTE CLUB CLUB HIRPLHHE 0DEl M. Booth, M. Miller, K. Hurst, J. Kovaskitz, W. Lindsey, R. Snook, E. Hurst, D. Hicks, M Henderson. ' Adviser: Mrs. Gibson. Third Row: C. Ridenour, C. Meyers, C. Runion, C. Geise, H. Niedermeier, H. Weinberg, C. Haf- ner, W. Keefer. Second Row: J. Lindus, F. James, G. Cox, M. Frye, D. Capelle, E. Dekker, R. Elmiinger, E. Fred- erick, C. Lindsey. First Row: A. Kodrovick, A. Eckstein, J. Watson, C. Beamer, C. Rapp, C. Sage, A. Teagarden, J. Keesy, R. Baker. Adviser:Mr. Clements. I Third Row: M. P'rice, M. Clark, M. Mitchell, V. Kemery, C. Bauerle, T. O'Neill, R. Whiting. Second Row: F. Fransens, J. Moomaw, M. Cavalier, D. Eberly, P. McKnight, N. Allen, E. Chees- man, A. Gira, J. Arrington. First Row: W. l-lite, M. Smeltz, R. Paper. Adviser: Miss Clark. ur - .., C 'R 2 Secdnd Row: C. Ludwig, P. Richards, J. Shank, M. Heiser, J. Sherck, E. Nerad, W. Risner, C. Shira, J. Landefeld, D. Funk. ,- First Row: J. Shank, R. Duffy, R. Doerfler, W. Walker, E. Windisch, J. Wise, J. Logan, J. Whis- ler, K. Van Vlerah, J. Denham. Adviser: Mr. Woodmansee. I S9083 U38 'UI' 130581 B095 HHIIDICRHFT HPBOOH CR S Second Row,: E. Hatton, V. Duffy, W. Clark, R. Partee, G. Laslea, R. Neidermeier, C. Kostoff D. Stockmaster, A. Long. First Row: L. Brubaker, J. Lucas, J. Hutchinson, E. Roeder, F. Bevier, J. Kostoff, L. Chalfin Adviser: Mr. Phillips. ' e Third Row: L. Carpenter, V. Shade, E. Flucsa, A. Laslea, L. Washburn, V. Parker, M. Youngless, S. Davenport, D. Lents, M. Lents. Second Row: G. Calabria, J. Funk, M. Forster, G. Lykins, V. Bauman, C. Reese, V. Weaver, M. Funk, E. Snyder, R. Vogel. First Row: A. Naistetler, E. Thompson, M. Givens, V. Reed, R. Cross, D. Grosso, T. Nous, F. Zoll, A. Coder, B. Carpenter. Adviser: Miss Stine. .Q HJ l l Third Row: R. Smeltz, C. Wolfe, K. Lindsey, R. Snook, First Row: R. Black, R. Currier, V. Berberick, J. Lydy, K. S. Lichoff, B. Sage, P. Bevier, E. Perrill, A. Kuhn. Schroder, R. Allingham, V. Hauck, H. Holden, C. Wolfe. Second Row: R. Funk, N. Meyers, R. Hardwick, M. Weig- Adviser: Mr. Van Brunt. man, A. Fowler, D. Buescher, A. Weaver, E. Carpenter, E. Sutliff. 1 Q 1 f'l , CD Second Row: M. Chambers, H. Daniel, V. Wells, S. Reeder, First Row: A. Boyd, J. Parkhurst, B. Coburn, D. Gahr, H. M. Wasson, R. Leis, M. McFadden, G. Goodall, J. Brown, Veletean, G. Steiner. R. Bowrnar. Adviser: Miss Bowman. if , 'll ' 'J 'lllilllvlfllll Me. ,Mfg-fgydi N H' . I imahgjgiexu ,L 3 'Isl' Semester Annual 3- --w -:Ll 7 ' ' ., Tests on Sale 2' .,, ,, U.. 1-QQ 1 i fig- w- l ff,fbi-WWW ,W ,,A,.T: ,.Tf,':f?4lu-r-1? Q J R 2 'lv mv -C 5 Z 5 D Z B I.. 316 n Dia I 5 DTC 3 B D I aiu 3 3 D -C HTIC5 GIRLS HHIIDICRIIFT Second Row: B. Schimp, K. Rohrs, W.- Brooke, J. Hessler, T. Robinson, B. Willier, B. Armotrout M. Wode, B. Stillions, C. Pittenger. First Row: E. Londefeld, S. Allen, D. Scum, N. Boyle, R. Jones, L. Clork, J. McDowell, S. Dow- son, E. Armentrout, C. Burdge. - Adviser: Miss Moore. Second Row: B. Leedy, R. Conner, M. Dillon, R.VStrouss, R. Henry, A. Stonfield, M. Null, D, Strickfoden, C. Stonfield, L. Duffy. First Row: F. Stockmoster, M. Fortney, A. Sortish, M. DeVeny, S. Fife, M. Nogel, M. Robinson, J. Rapp, P. Cross. Adviser: Miss Davis. Third Row: W. Coder, M. Hershiser, E. Stone, M. Copelle, J. Roose, A. Pump, A. Breymon, P. Fink. Third Row: J. Schiffel, D. Heffley, C. Bollinger, V. Gill, L. Schlotterer, B. Coburn, J. Davis, R. Long, J. Moomaw. Second Row: R. Jacobs, J. Costein, J. Heffelfinger, R. Bogner, G. Taylor, G. Yacob, C. Piller, M. Schiffel. V First Row: R. Brickley, C. Arnold, M. Kuhn, A. Thompson, J. Popa, H. Holmes, C. Goodsite, J. Grama. On Floor: O. Stanfield, D. Everetts. On Bar: K. Schlotterer, H. Smeltz, R. Bevier, J. Buzzard. M. Fortney, D. Gahr, T. Robinson, E. Cheesman, J. Parkhursf, B. Coburn, K. Schroder, J. Lydy, W. Hite, W. Walker. Directors: Miss Clark, Mr. Heisler. Ill 9UI'I8 hU'IcI HOIUBS JUIIIOR PLFW On November 28, l94l, the Junior Class presented The Green Light.'! The plcly, a mystery comedy, kept the audi- ence in suspense throughout three acts. Miss Mattie possessed of the spirit of her murdered sister, Miss Hattie, revives from her year-old coma to accuse the criminal Donald Rhodes. Comedy, furnished by Trinka Andersen kept the audience in howls of laughter. The entire cast of the play included: Miss Mattie ..................., Annabelle Coder Doctor Spaulding .......... Richard Sherman Mary Marston .,.. Jerome Forester.. Kitty Corey ....... Donald Rhodes... Trinka Andersen Aesop ............. ..........EuIawhan Willier .......CarrolI Burdge .......Joyce Archer ...................Renna Stull ....Margaret Henderson Howard Weinberg Madame Zenda ...... ....... J anice Hessler Stage Manager ....... ...... R obert Rundell Directors ........ ......Mr. Van Brunt Miss Bowman Fourth Row: R. Sherman, W. Hite, R. Currier, R. Black, C. Piller, J. Jones, K. Hurst, K. Schroder, H. Guthrie, J. Brown, J. Wise. Third Row: D. Scum, M. Booth, M. Robihson, C. Bauerle, G. Guthrie, D. Evans, P. Landefeld, B. Coburn, V. Berber- ick, M. Wasson, J. Hessler. EIIUHJ Second Row: D, Channing, N. Boyle, E. Arrnentrout, L. Clark, J. Steiner, J. Coburn V. Duffy, J. Gordon, J. Shank, A. Vogel, R. Jones, D, Hicks. Miss Moore, M. Givens, M. Null, J. Crooks, B. Stillions. Fourth Row: M. Anderson, M. Givens, F. Fransens, P. Richards, M. Booth, D. Scum, M. Robinson, J. Rapp, E. Hurst, P. Cross, V. Berberick, C. Bauerle, F. Zoll, B. Church, D. Channing, L. Cross, C. Williams, R. Paper. Third Row: W. Coder, A. Ludban, E. Vermilya, S. Reeder, A. Vogel, L. Clark, M. Heiser, N. Boyle, G. Steiner, B. Sage, L. Carry, M. Cavalier, M. Wasson, J. Hartzel, J. Moomaw. .X X .Cx 11 5 ll W o 5 D E if 3 Y' F 'U o 'U an 3 3 2 Q Il fo FU E 47 o F 19 'IJ Second Row: P. Hammock, A. Davidson, V. Wells, A. Co- der, B. Schimp, B, Stillions, J. Hessler, J. Shank, B. Car- penter, R. Jones, A. Naistetler, S. Lichoff, M. Funk, M. Null, M. Capelle, Miss Moore. First Row: J. Crooks, A. Eckstein, D. Hicks, E. Armen- trout, B. Shrader, I. Clark, D. Painter, M. Mitchell, H. Veletecn, R. Conner, M. Wade, M, Price, R. Wilson. eff' 1 P u ? ' i U qlwlalhiuf I 53' i n 5 ' j l . n ..Ela,7i',E': I l ENE: EE i- l r lil l Y ,Q . n mtv i III T Z- -:wi el l- if 4 f J gym! lie I ' l S l j:s,,7f'-' :J u -, X-,Q .. ...milf 4,5 1 . - NFB? n Ji! ' -E' 1. xspiwiwi-i A I e 1 U M QS' . S 9- ' v 2 EE ., .. I1 I ll li fra. 1 'G O 'I u !J ll U'l ORCHESTRH BlE UOCHl EHSE Vi Vi olin G. Steiner C. Williams M, McFadden J. Parkhursl' M. Frye J. Green V. Berberick L. Clark M. Smeltz E, Arrnentrout B. Shrader M. Rogers S. Boyle olo N. Boyle M. Wasson D. Saum Cello A. Vogel A. l-licks M. Taylor String Bass D. Evans S. Arrington Flute L. Kuhn Oboe P. Richards Clarinet J. Jones R, Black S. Dawson Saxophone C. Mayer M. Wade Bassoon K. Schroder Trombonium E. Perrill French Horn C. Bauerle R. Sherman Trumpet C. Piller P. Landefeld Percussion M. Null B. Coburn C. Geise Pianist J. Crooks Director Miss Moore Second Row: M. Wasson, J. Shank, V, Berberick, M. Booth, D. Saurn. First Row: M. Wade, C. Williams, L. Clark, G. Steiner, N. Boyle, R. Paper, J. Hessler, M Null Pianist: J. Crooks. 5 i wwf ,,,,...,-ff Front Row: B. Webb, B. Wilkinson, J. Stigamire, A. Kuhn M. Smith, M. Hershiser, J. Crooks, M. Mandel, A. Boyd J. Parkhurst, E. Perrill, R. Wilson, A. Gira, H. Arnoldl, D, Ballard, H, Wynn, G. Shire. Second Row: Naus, H. Guthrie, R. Black, J. Jones, R, Doertler, K Schroder, W, Lindsey, V. Berberick, E. Landefeld, M. Mc- Fadden, J. Brown, G. King. Third Row: C. Williams, R. Sherman, L. Kuhn, C. Burdge P. McKnight, R. Smith, A. Vogel, E. Vermilya, F. Zoll B. Armatrout, A. Bishop, C. Bouerle, T. 1 1 A. Fowler, M. Heiser, J. McDowell, J. Shank, C. Mayer, R. Snook, P. Cross, J. Woodmansee KDirectorl. Fourth Row: M. Waterbeck, P. Fink, B. Coburn, L. Daw- son, M. Wade, W. Coburn, P. Richards, R. Jones, C. Geise J. Arrington, B. Hill, M. Taylor, D. Dailey, J. Archer, Ll Fields. Back Row: M. Henderson M. Striker, R, Green, P. Lande- feld, G. Guthrie, M. Frye, M. Null, E, Armentrout, B Willier, D. Hicks, M. DeVeny, R. Portee, D. Evans, D Roger, S. Arrington. , 3 X 1 Y l l 9? ncaa Third Row: J. Field, D, Rager, D. Hicks, P. Cross, M. Striker, Second Row: G. Shire, M. Taylor, A. Ludban, S. Arrington, R. Green, M. Smith, B. Webb, R. Wilson, M. DeVeny. First Row: R. Jones, P. Richards, M. Heiser, E. Armentrout, J. Arrington, M. Wade. ScIll0J l CRIIIISDII HIID UJHITE 1 J r 1 as Third Row: B. Armatrout, R. Jones, K. Schroder, C. Williams, E. Frederick. Second Row: D. Saum, E. Reese, F. Zoll, P. McKnight, A. Gira, P. Richards, J. Coburn, B. Wilk- inson, B. Elmlinger, J. Lindus, E. Landefeld. First Row: E. Sutliff J. Lucas, R. Paper, R. Strauss, J. Wise, C. Burdge, W. Hite. They stoop to conquer, these aspiring young journalists. Led by Jack Wise ond Ruth Strauss as co-editors they have endeavored to cover school life as nearly as possible, giving the students the latest dope and a paper of which to be well proud. , Staff meetings in 205 will be long remembered for the rush to meet the ever present deadline and the bull sessions to map out the forthcoming issues. Under the competent direction of Miss Jean Bowman they have turned out one of the best papers on record. X R flex g is 5157? 23.-, F is x .,.. -,. .:r:r3'!'5'5-wi? 535-.3 1 ' ! . M.-.1 Y.-T. , I A .1l,.::t HT-5 T. sl VUE. -Z.. .:..., -. M -1 U air? 5 :L - L H f B T-Dm D' 72 U H n I 3 5 D 'D D 'll U Tin 'HT RIIIIUHL STHFF Second Row: M. Miller, J. Jones, J. Wise. First Row: G. Steiner, J. Lydy, K. Schroder, R. Paper, J. Heffelfinger, M. Smeltz, J. Parkhurst. This is the annual staff, the ones who have worked long to give you an annual worthy of the standards set for them. They have given both their time and ideas freely in the effort that this yearbook would be the very best. Special mention of Mr. Van Brunt, their efficient adviser, must be made as he was the one who encouraged them when spirits were low and who worked hard along with them. Not to be forgotten soon are those nights when they typed their fingers off or the afternoons out, selling ads. We sincerely tried to make this annual a good one and we hope that it will please you. HI-V Third Row: J. Jones, R. Black, R. Stull, J. Lucas, C. Piller, J. Lydy, K. Van Vleroh, R. Doerfler, J. Denham, J. Shank, K. Schroder. Second Row: L. Kuhn, C. Goodsite, R. Barber, D. Hetfley, W. Mayer, J. Whisler, C. Smeltz, W. Lindsey, H. Guthrie, M. Frye. First Row: V. Duffy, R. Hill, R. Jaynes, J. Wise, Mr. Jenkins, C. Mayer, E. Houghton, G. Guthrie, J. Sherck. To create, maintain and extend throughout the school- and community, high standards of Christian character, is the expressed purpose of the Hi-Y Club and to follow out this purpose has been the object of the Willard club throughout the year. They have done this by setting examples in sportsman- ship .and scholarship. Weekly meetings were held Monday nights at 7:00 o'clock in the assembly room of the Y.M.C.A. Mr. Jenkins again served as supervisor while outside aid was received from faculty members, prominent businessmen and other leading citizens. Working in cooperation with La Clef d'Or the Hi-Y boys sponsored ci week of church services with Rev. Mellish of Norwalk in the pulpit. The Hi-Y Club in the past, the present, and the future has been, is and always shall be one of the honorary societies of the Willard High School. lll CLEF D'0R Third Row: B. Armatrout, C. Williams, M. McFadden, G. King, V. Berberick, J. McDowell, A. Boyd, D. Dailey, A. Bishop, M. Henderson. , Second Row: M. Funk, M. Mandel, D. Saum, P. McKnight, J. Shank, N. Boyle, L. Clark, J. Hessler, J. Archer, J. Crooks. First Row: E. Cheesman, M. Cavalier, V. Wells, T. Nous, M. Kovaskitz, A. Pump, B. Coburn, J. Parkhurst, R. Paper, G. Steiner. Marking the fifth year of prominent- leadership and successful social activities, La Clef d'Or planned a program of varied interests and seasonal events under the able direction of Miss Bowman, Miss Reynolds, and Mrs. Stull. The members entertained the boyfriends at a Hallowe'en party which was a riotous success-the Christmas dance at the Elks and finally the spring formal, the outstanding event of the year. The Washington's tea held for all girls of the school was an enjoyable function and the Mother and Daughter Banquet climaxed the year. F. F. il. Left to Right: D, Coovert, J. Niver, D. Hahler, C. Beamer, P. Spaulding, K. Leedy, E. Blum, T. Bogner, H. Bogner, H. Coovert, A. Hershiser, K. Boetcher, K. Seibert, G. Dannemiller, C. Funk, O. Fransens, R. -Meyers, W. Trimmer, L. Dawson, W. Hershiser, C. Moser, E. Fowler, R. Bauerle. The Future Farmers of America is a National Organization of boys study- ing Vocational Agriculture. Founded in l928, the club now has a membership of nearly 250,000. One of the present aims of the organization is to raise more food for freedom, by carrying out strong individual farming programs. The F.F.A. motto: Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Liv- ing to serve. X --Xmzs xl 1 l' 'r -'-.a, 52 l lfgliw X216 ., LW! J - - iz., .,4:: -FI . Y 3 -if!! ALA? 4 . fi 3 , t .Q . . f . . J. . . ... . . 31 . F. H. Fl. Second Row: V. Parker, K. Rohrs, T. Robinson, M. Hershiser, M. Price, J. Green, F. Hahler. First Row: R. Vogel, V. Cutsinger, D. Ludban, M. Nagel, S. Dawson, R. Hardwick, E. Carpenter, V. Bauman. Led this year by Miss Davis the F.H.A. has forged ahead on to newer and greater success. Thro' helping others in their various activities they have gained much in experience and wisdom for themselves. Social events were well taken care of in their annual fall picnic and a gala party with the F.F.A. Changing officers at the beginning of the second semester they have con- tinued to make the F.H.A. an outstanding organization of Willard High School. HDUERTISIIIG Thank you, advertisers. Your help made this book possible, and we are proud to take your advertisements into many homes. Your name will be in- deliby impressed on the minds of not only the buying public of today, but of the future also. ' + 'I' + Compliments Of LATHAM N. BENEDICT LOANS + REAL ESTATE INSURANCE R. C. Hoffman + + + PURE FOOD STORE Willard, Ohio Worth o Trip to MANSFIELD SAM Cash or Chargo Fox 3 'S I2 PARK Ave wEs'r At, Luft, Q A Q, 'A' v JEWELRY iq, L NSFIELD OHIO Monsfielcfs Finest Selection of WATCHES -- DIAMONDS - IEWELRY WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Everything tor the Automobile Cwner-LEO l-l. SHAW Paints For Every Purpose A Full Line of Sporting Goods + ll6 Myrtle Avenue Phone 6lOl WILLARD, Cl-HC LeRoy R. Briggs-Mgr. ln these days ot turmoil and be- Wilderment We can still Wish tor you-and everyone-some happy existence. It you should not arrive at the so called top be content down in the valley-there you Will have plenty ot company and much ot it will prove to be contented as well as successful. WILLIAMS PHARMACY f -A- 'Ir Willard, Ohio Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1942 + IIUNTEIFS IIAIIIIIVABE E. V. Meyers Compliments ot STAPF'S DRUG STORE Complete Line of Cameras Sheatter Pen ci Pencil Sets if if if Willard, Ohio THE IDEAL LAUNDRY C. K. Moles, Prop. Compliments of WYATTS SANITARY MARKET l9 Myrtle Ave. Phone 246 Willard, Ohio Conqratulations from your DCDGE-PLYMQUTH DEALER WARCH MOTOR SALES 6. SERVICE, INC. +++, ll8 East Pearl Willard, Qhio LANDEFELD 6. 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LANUEFELU Phone 206 Willard, Ohio Compliments of T H E WILLARD DAIRY BYRER'S MARKET THE Super Food Store Groceries Fresh and Smoked Meats Everything for the Table FREE DELIVERY Compliments of I U M P ' S CLOTHING HABERDASHERY SHOES Willard, Ohio I' C A P O Z Z I' S Shoes and Shoe Repairing ORTHOPEDIC Police Shoes Corrugated Steel Arch 'Ortho Rubber Heels 'Long Supporting Counter 'Sweat-proof Insoles 'Wear-Proof Lining ' Superbly Built 56.95 i' 'Smart Styling CAVALCADE Dress Shoes Pig Grained Insoles Steel Arch Support Calfskin Uppers Leather Heel Lininqs Deluxe Quality 355.00 Laces - Polishes - Dyes SHOE REPAIRING THAT SATISFIES 23 Myrtle Avenue 67 Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1942 from their second home THE FANFARE Cy Youngs Agency Insurance of All Kinds BE SURE Insure in Sure Insurance Compliments of G O L D S M I T H ' S Mansfield, Ohio Compliments of 'A' McCABTY9S lIOTEL Willard, Ohio Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1942 + SQUARE DEAL DAIRY Willard, Ohio we HERFF-J ONES CO. 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