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

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Front row: M. Kirkpatrick, R. Fumiss, I. Bright, R. King, R. Ullom, R. Roberts, D. DeVxies, B. Wanzo Second row: B. Wilson, S. Pratt, F. Montgomery, B. Wilson, D. Rybolt, Mr. Robert Bensinger, R. Price, E. Schramm, I. Burkhart, B. Wilson, B. Carson EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL The ,eighth grade basketball squad, lcd by co-captains Sam Pratt and Ben Wilson, had an excellent record of eleven straight wins against teams from other schools and from the C.B.L. The squad was assisted to its success by Bob Bensinger. This fine group of boys makes Willis' future success in athletic competition a sure thing. Dan Rybolt, a seventh-grader, played on this team. However, there was a seventh-grade squad which also gave an excellent performance this season. This large group of junior high football players will provide the school with varsity players in years to come. The boys learned thc basic fundamentals of the sport through intrasquad play. Under the guid- ance of Coach Del Cornwell, members of the squad showed promise of future Panther victories. IUNIOR HIGH FQOTBALL Front row: I. Thatcher, B. Wanzo, V. Hill, I. O'Neal, R. Shank, B. King, N. Jones, B. Wilson, R. Wiliams, I. Richards, C. Brenneman, V. Jackson, E. Starling Second row: L. Caudill, I. Ackcr, M. McBride, C. Johnson, J. Lehner, I. Lee, I. Bright, T. Reed, T. Landsittel, P. Kissner, M. Bauman, R. Skatz, H. Shaw Third row: Mr. Bensinger, R. King, I. Banks, B. Wilson, S. Elliott, R. Roberts, D. Anderson, F. Montgomery, D. DeVries, C. Smith, R. Pyles, R. Hoffman, Mr. Cornwell Fourth row: D. Rybolt, S. Pratt, I. Burkhart, I. Burns, D. Fumiss, F. Raile, P. Gabele, B. Wilson, C. Nauman, T. Thomp- son, E. Schramm, J. Borland, D. Wickham 93

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Front row P Mullins B Mantor A Dltslear V Catton C Lexbold M Brohard M Cromwell M Fleshman I Wolfe E Butcher T Stephenson I Shuster Second row I Lenmger P Doland D Maggard A Flchter I Borden I Gay M Brohard D Sheets W Klmgler W Sheets, I Burns B Inlow I Fouts Third row M Stevens T Plogher I Banks I Whetsel I Feinberg C Iohnson B Hampton, T Landsxttel V Iackson P Thompson K Burkhart P Wenger L Frye Fourth row Mr Ross SEVENTH GRADE B t The Seventh Grade Band, directed by Mr. Kenneth jenkins, Willis . High School's assistant band director participated in the Winter Concert Spring Concert and aIun1or High Assembly The group whlch IS composed of thirty one musicians had a dlstributlon of brass woodwind and percussion players and they were partlcularly noted for their 1nterpretat1on of The King and I Also under the direction of Mr Ienklns was the orchestra The only difference between the two oups was that the orchestra had a stung sectlon They did not particlpate in any mayor concerts or they were 1n an experimental stage all year ORCHESTRA Front row K Flowers S Flowers K Flowers M Thompson C Graham M Pohtes L Frye Second row S 0Keefe S Scott, V Ph1ll1ps P Long Mr Ienkms E Blgony I Barrmger D Keller 92

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CORE Mrs McM1nn, Mrs Albertson, and Mrs Zunmennan are p1ctured rnstruct mg classes m core a program wlnch comblnes the study of Enghsh and SOC1al Stl1d16S 1nto one un1t Core 1S the popular slanguage for correlatlon the true name for thls system Under tl11S program the lumor hlgh students are glven an opportumty to see how thelr varlous Stl1dlCS are closely connected or corre Core at the begmmng of the year and thrs group becomes the center for many act1v1t1es The mtermural program IS based on mter core competrtwn tnps are planned Wrth the core system 1n mmd and any extra currrcular act1v1t1es are performed Wlllll the core un1t There are seven e1ghth grade cores and the same number of seventh grade cores all workmg to prepare the 1un1or hlgh student w1th a sol1d background for senror lugh school work lated. The students are assigned to a