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

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Front row, managers: D. Dalton, R. Lenscott Second row: B. Burns, R. Poulton, D. Hopkins, D. Wardle, K. Bensley Third row: T. I-Ieineman, P. Grant, H. Banks, L. Lowry, E. Black, D. Hill, Coach Thomas Fourth row: M. Patrick, L. Hopper, L. Gale, T. Driggs, D. Davenport, R. Bonner, H. Welch f ...,...........-r FRESH FOOTBALL Front row: Mr. Middleton, C. Horn, K. Hall, D. Bums, I. Rapp, T. Pope, B. Strimer, ' I. Robinson , Second row: T. Campbell, A. Flemming, K. Sanderson, D. Bertram, C. Ellis, R. George, D. welsh 79

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Front row, managers: W. Thompson, F. Caldwell, I. Ballard Second row: B. Rapp, D. Lee, J. Jones, T. Pope, G. Bauman, G. MacDonald Third row: Coach Coyle, Coach Middleton, I. Ditslear, I. Donovan, I. Hilbom, S. Buzard, A. Boecklin, I. Fouts Fourth row: I. Holmes, I. Lowry, I. Shaw, L. Hall, B. Montgomery, T. Masters, T. Rybolt L. Hopper, T. Heinernan The 1957-58 Panther squad, under the leadership of co-captains Terry Heinarnan and Larry Hooper, ' demonstrated excellent fighting spirit throughout the season. Dorrance Hill and Terry Heinarnan were named to the All-Central Buckeye League squad, with honor- able mention going to Ed Black, Tom, Cowan, Larry Hall, Terry Masters, Bob Montgomery, and jim Shaw. At the end of the season, Coach Dick Coyle an- nounced that the team chose to select a captain for each game next year, rather than having the oiiice be a permanent job. This was Mr. Coyle,s last year in coaching, he plans to enter the field of guidance. He was assisted this year by Dave Thomas. Other coaches were Ray Middleton, in charge of freshman football, and Del Cornwell, coach of the junior high squad. The 1957-58 results are: Willis 0 Marysville 26 , Willis 6 Worthington 7 Willis O Urbana 41 Willis 19 Arlington 46 I Willis 0 Mt. Vernon 39 Willis 7 Grandview 19 Willis 12 Bexley 35 Willis 7 Dayton Belmont 31 Willis 12 St. Charles 46 The Delo Screw Products, among the schoo1,s most loyal supporters of athletics, lend their support to the Delhi by again sponsoring this page. A 78

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JV HOMECCMING Thls year ten senlor glrls were nomlnated by the football team and Student COUHCII for the home comlng electron The elect1on of the queen and her court was made by members of the student body They chose Nancy Slagle for the1r homecom1ng queen and Jeanne Felts Sue Hasty Judy Se1dl and Judy Strlmer as members of her court The queen and her court were honored by the student body at an assembly plar ned by the reserve cheerleaders Before the game Wrth Bexley a pre game parade was also held 1n honor of the queen and her court The parade conslsted of floats from the var1oLs clubs and classes Junlor hlgh blcycles con band After formlng 1n front of the hlgh school on W1nte1 'Street the parade went through town and out W1ll1am Street to Communlty Fxeld In final recogn1t1on of the queen and her attendants a dance sponsored by W Teens was held 1n the hlgh school gym Dunng the 1nterm1ss1on the queen was presented w1th a football autographed by members of the football team and the court members were presented footballs 1nscr1bed Wlth thelr own names QUEEN NANCY Q59 Yr if vertibles .carrying 'the .queen and her court members wifh their escorts, and the high school marching v f SQ, X. s f Q84 ' 176 +6 tv S.