Frank B Willis High School - Delhi Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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SDBBC ilCtlVIlIBS On stwe for the f1rst IIIHLI Ren1en1l'1e1' your nervousne 7 Members of 'Ih1p11ns 11'lLl Sock 11 Bu k1n e1lm d you down md my you new hope After you hue earned SIX IUOIIII you eould be 1I11I1'lfed 1nto Soek n Bllalilll In the Sprmv of 1970 So k n Buskm h ld 1 plellle at the fuvrounds to ll1tI'OC.lllCL tht new members and you were ont of them Th1s w1 your l1st ye1r for Soek n Busk1n In the Fall you began workmv for twenty POIHI5 wh1eh would m1ke you ehmble to yo1n the honored fvroup ealled Thespnn Here 1re some of the play you m12ht have worked on e1ther on tage or baek stdUe Last SpI'lI1Q K1d Gloves w 1s QIVLIT w1th an 1llQ1r1 elst lllkl Dress Re yers1l w1th 111 all boys e1st w IS LIVLII t 15 ye1r Candy Goes O11 a D1et Who Gtts The Car Tomght' Q play so well hked there w1ll be 1 follow up next year Betty s Bargam he tory of two SISKCFS summer v11at1on and house work and Dress Reversal were all student d1 reeted by the older members of Thesp1ans An other one aet a dramat1c play su1t1ble for con test was Death Wr1tes A Message Then came your b1g chanee' The play of the year Home Sweet HOm1C1dL was cast Th1s was a comedy murder mystery w1th Gonnle Jones D1an Olsen Lo1s Robbms Al D1ttr1ck jerry R1nehart Ph1l Dunham Ted H11l1ard Ghrxst Wallace Ken Greasy Pat Kelley MHUICC Lavender B1l1Ufferman Tom Graham B111 Wll hams L1bby Flemmlng 1m Owen Ruth Robm son Sh1rley Jones Sh1rley Moncur Jesslca John son and Ga1l Darlmg as players Mrs Hearn was the pushmg force beh1nd the plays agam th1s year She d1d a wonderful job and was honored by the Tll6Sp1HHS Q1V1Dg her red roses between acts of Home Sweet HOm1C1d6 Now you count up your po1nts agaln and at last you have twenty Next year you can JOIII the act1v1t1es of Thesp1ans whlch w1ll cont1nue to expand Thesplans IS formed to follow the pat tern set by Nat1onal Thesp1ans There was a new const1tut1on formed th1S year that w1ll help the members 111 the1r effort to beeome better orgamzed Th1s year there was 1 d1nner held at the home of the Pres1dent Ted H1ll1ard 1n the fall of 1930 The 1n1t1at1on d1nner was held at Buns March '11 1951 The club saw Oh1o States product1on of W1ld Duck by Ibsen and Oh1o Wesleyans product1on of ' Sehool for Scandal They really have a lot of mteresnng getftogethers Gan you wa1t unt11 neat year when you w1ll be a member? 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Dothilll lst row: L. Bowen. B. Lavery. F. Terry, VV. Lock' wood, D. Smith. 'lncl row: D. Shively, B. Mitchel. E. Askins. B. Wallace, J. Stimmel, L. Crank, L. Clarke, Vv'illiam- son, C. Voorhies, K. Wells, C. Murfield. B. Cooper' ider. 3rd row W, Stevens, C. Hazelton, Miller, B. Delaware Willis opened its 1950 football sci- son with a new coaching staff: Dave Rayburn. head coach, Len Visci, line coach: and Robert McFarland, backfield coach. The change from a T formation to a single wing had a telling eff fect, for Delaware won its first game from Co' lumbus St. Marys Our defensive play held West Jefferson to fortyftwo yards and another win. Urbana visited Delaware only to be defeated. This was our first C.B.L. win and our third straight victory. Delaware walloped Bexley in our second C. B.L. game of the season. This was the second time in nineteen years, but the win was costly because our two fullbacks were injured and failed to regain top form during the rest of the season. Friday the 13th was our unlucky day. We journeyed to Mt. Vernon only to be defeated. The team seemed to have fumbleitis for we Maggard. B. Martin, B. Claphan. J. Lynn, S. Davis, T. johnson. C. C-orgas, J. Espenshied. D. Mitchell, D. Martin, Coach Visci. 4th row: Coach McFarland, Coach Rayburn, VVing, D. Vv'ood, D. Burke, -I. Newell, D. Hause, B. Vv'atson. C. Flemming, G. Shaw, B. Tilden, S. Vvlilf hams. L. Smith, I. Wieser, I. Wlilliamson, H. Mascli- mann. fumbled five times a shadow away from the goal line. The following Friday Upper Arlington ruined an otherwise perfect homecoming by defeating us with the same score at Mt. Vernon. By his terrific offensive and defensive play, the All' Ohio AllfAmerican back, Doug Goodsell, showed that he was just as good as his newspaper clip- pings stated. The next three games were lost to Grandview, London, and Marysville. There is some irony to these defeats, for Willis outplayed every one of these teams only to be defeated late in the fourth quarter. Although we lost five games and won only four, the team had plenty of spirit and made every team who won from them fight for that win. Dex Martin and Bob Maggard were both chosen for all-C.B.L. honors, and Dex was voted the most valuable player by his team mates. Only seven seniors left the squad this year The DELO SCREW PRODUCTS, among the school's most loyal supporters of athletics, lend their support to the Delhi by again sponsoring this page. Page 66