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

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Front row: Miss Benson, M. Vance, I. Felts, D. Shaw, N. Slagle, Miss Bussard ' Second row: C. Lobdell, H. Wyss, I. Long, C. Glaze, M. Evans, A. johnson, G. Opel, I. Ramey, S. Pope, N. Osborne, N. Patrick, M. Teele, L. Harris, M. Hilbom, K. Thombury Third row: I. Seidl, B. Perfect, L. Carlisle, L. Baylilf, B. Iaccaud, F. Matanzo, A. Hackel, B. Lowry, L. Hopper, B. Shear- man, C. Blair, J. Allen, Mr. Moist SENIOR CLASS CoMMITTEES The senior class oliicers, committees and sponsors are in charge of all Work concerning the senior activities. This yearis oflicers were Don Shaw, president, Jeanne F elts, vice-president, Margaret Vance, secretary-treasurer, and Nancy Slagle, treasurer. The sponsors were Miss Bussard, Miss Benson, Mr. Felts, Mr. Moist, Mr. Slasor, Mrs. Hearn, and Mr. Ross. The committete chairmen were as follows: invitation, Carolyn Blairg gift, Frank Matanzog speaker for graduation, Ann' johnson, breakfast, Bob Iaccaud, and all night party, Lynda Bayliff. . Front row: Miss Russell, K. Hardin, B. Ulferman, M. Reed, J. Barris, Mrs. Barger Second row: G. McDonald, M. Patrick, I. Hilbom, T. Cowan, T. Rybolt, Mr. Creasy, L. Axline, I. Hudson, L. Schaffner, P. Rayburn, C. Fisher IUNIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The Junior Class Executive Committee was led by class sponsors Mrs. Barger, Miss Russell, Mr. Creasy, and Mr.-Cornwell. The officers were Bob Ufferman, president, Marcia Reed, vice-president, Kay Hardin, secretary, and Ioan Barris, treasurer. ' '. The executive committee was made up of three representatives from each home room. These repre- sentatives, working with the sponsors and oiiicers, have been in charge of all the money-making projects carried on by the junior class. The money was spent on the Junior-Senior Banquet and dance held on May 16 at the Ohio Wesleyan University Memorial Union. 35

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1 Front row: I. Felts, L. Harris, S. Hasty, V. Roberts, I. Seidl, Mr. Graham, S. George, D. Shaw, M. Blair, I. Barris Second row: L. Baylilf, B. Bums, T. Pope, B. Ulferman, T. Flemming, L. Hopper, L. Hall, T. Rybolt, A. Boecklin, D. Landsittel, I. Reed, C. Blair, C. Gabriel, B. Gallant, H. Wyss, I. Strimer STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, under the guidance of principal Thomas D. Graham, strived to promote co- operation between the students and faculty in solving school problems. Under the direction of the student body oHicers, president Albert George and secretary Judy Seidl, the twenty-seven representa- tives from classes and major clubs met to discuss the welfare of the school. The group planned all Homecoming activities and helped plan all assemblies. Something new was tried this year by inviting other schools to visit Willis as well as the Willis Student Council visiting other schools. The plan worked out very well and eight schools came to compare. their schools with Willis. Willis council members also traveled to eight other schools to gain new ideas. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS QBBSXDGQOKGE f U D ,fig TARY

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AUDITORIUM Here We do everythmg from classwork to operettas GYMNASIUM and here the range 1S from folk dancmg to basketball 36 '- 1 . . .