Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

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i l , O-'LYO4-If-CP-5 5f C'OCPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00000000000 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 000000000-20000000000 12 THE CRIMSON AND WHITE May, 1926 l 4 Athletics form a big: part of our school life and are absolutely necessary to a school or colle,i.:e. It is impossi- ble to develope only the hrain and still remain a perfect lmman being. The only perfect man was perfect mentally, spiritually and physically, so we should seek to live up to this standard. Every fall for the last five years we have had football as the leading sport and year by year we have turned out better teams. This year was no exception and with Rudy at the helm our football team climbed several notches higher. Rudy, whom everyone knows, is a senior and we are proud of him. He has been a letter-man every ycar in all sports since he has invaded High School. He has been captain of foot- ball, baseball and basketball teams, and he surely can run a team. He ran his teams so successfully that the senior class decided to have him stear them through the last year in old VV. H. S. Another 1926 hero is Mr. R. E. D. Davis. Red, like Rudy, also has a basket full of letters and I believe the class of 1926 is the only one that can boast of two men that have earned letters in all sports for four years. Red was our timid little fullback. When his turn came in a game he would grab the ball, then Fink, and away we'd go for anywhere from two FOOTBALL TEAM Io 102 yards. The handsome quarterback, who trained and practiced every cvcuiugr out at the edge of t0VWl uwis nouc other than Leslie Forcakcr. llc called signals with his little shrill voice and tackle he would wrap an arm around a fellow's neck and apply his old nat- ural strangle hold. Vi'e had other good backs this year also, who came thru the season in fine shape. Walker, who skipped through the 'line like a phantom, Smith and Batchelder who worked signals from time to timeg Link and Brown, who played half-back and way back as safety man, changing from one position to another, depending on l0ca.l weather and atmospherical conditions. Hedley and Vi'illiams finished our backtield, the former playing half and the latter plays quarter. They both will be back again and expect to rc- serve u place on ncxt ycar's tcam. Our line remained nearly the samc as last year's. Fink at ccntcr, wcnt through the season line and developed his strangle hold to a. peak of perfec- tion. On either side of him were the guards Van Allen and ltichardsg Mar- tin, Mehling and Carpenter tackles with Cross and Bohn holding down the ends. The other linemen were bone crush- cr Reese, Johnson, Suitnr, Snlook, Slack and Bloody Garducr. Most of these fellows will he hack next fall and they surely should have a successful team. Our Coach Mr. Dickson was re- sponsible in many ways for the teaui's success, for hc could put the fight in them so they could eat nails. Mr. Maurer, who also was interested in the team, cooperated whole-hcartedly in any undertaking. The two of them could be seen every Saturday tearing: around the country in their Baby I.in- coln, one driving and the other praying that all the telephone poles and fences would please refrain from colliding with them. The season was a success and to wind it up the mothers grave a won- derful banquet that will never be for- gotten. Many new faces will be seen on the team next fall as Capt. Rada- sill, Davis, Fink, Bohn, Smith, Rich- ards, Yan Allen, Cross Carpenter, Mehi-ling, Martin, Tompkins, Batchel- dcr, Reese and Slack have all played their last game for the Crimson and VVhite, though they will probably ap- pear in future alumni line-ups. Everyone is sorry to leave when the time comes for parting, but we all will remember and extend, our best wishes t0 Herman Zink, captain of the 1926 team. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooo

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QGOO0OOOQOOQOOOvxl'0O0Q0000415 OOOOOVQf0OvO x Ov-.,,--Qvvil'-.ff' 14 THE CRIMSON AND NVHITE May, 1926 ' COMMENCEMENT WEEK PROGRAM WILLARD HIGH SCHOOL Thirty-Fourth Annual Commencement Sunday, May 30, Baccalaureate Sermon .......- ------ ' 1'hlH'Sfl11Y, June 3 ----- ..... C lass Day Rev' G' C' Heiflffinsff Frliltly, .-111116 4- Commencement Address by Professor Marshmann, Head of Department of Tuesday, June 1 ..,......... Senior Class Play- The Hoodoo Public Speaking, of Ohio VVesleyan University, Delaware. 0 SENIOR PLAY CLASS DAY Cast of The Hoodoo Cast of Characters Brighton Early, about to be married ..,.,r............ Donald Slflfk 1926 Class Poem ..... .,,.. M arizin Moos Billy Jackson, the heart breaker .............. ..H6'rSl'l19l CIIYIDCMN' I The Eaglc's Wings ..... ..,... M arion Sclmffcr Professor Solomon Spiggot, an authority on Egypt Harry Simmermachei' Can We Have International Justice ...... ..... I sabelle Bishop Hgmgchus Spiggot, his son, aged seventeen .........,.. Paul Fries MT- Malachi Meek, 8 HVC15' Old Zefltlemfm Of The Meaning of Locarno ...... ....... M ardel Hershiser sixty-nine ...............................,........ Harry Batchelder Miss Amy Lee, about to be married ........ Evelyn J. Simmons The 1926 Mail BMI ------ ----- ll 7fU'.l0l'iC M008 Mrs. Perrington-Shine, her aunt and Mr. Meck's daughter Fay wise What Price Democracy ...... ....... H annah Pm-cell G d 1 P ' t -Sh' l d ' t wen 0 yn errmg on me' ww Oes Jus as I The 1926 Graphologs .............. Reba Bennett, Laura Dawson mama says ,,.,..............,..... .................. I Dorothy Miller Dodo De Graft, the Dazzling Daisy ...... Georgina Robertson Corrections for 1926 Dessie Austin Mrs. Ima Clinger, a fascinating young widow K --------------------------------4----- ------- ----------- M fl fgueflte Cmltes Is Crime Preventable ...... .,.,. X 'iolet Miller Angelina, her angel child, aged eight .,.. Catherine McSwecney Miss Doris Ruifles, Amy's maid of honor ...... Harriet Futerer The 1926 Insurance Society '' - -' ' '- -'- - -'---'---- Mrs. Semiramus Spiggot, the mother of seven Irene Stockmaster Eupepsia Spiggot, her daughter, aged sixteen .... Lola Dawson Miss Longnecker, a public school teacher Jeannette Kellogg Lulu, by name and nature ............................ Mary Lawrence Aunt Paradise, the colored lady cook .......... Tullis McCreight Stacey Richards, Robert Smith Philanthropies of 1926 ............ Raymond Tompkins, Robert H. Smith, Leslie Foreaker, Stacey Richards The Tests of Fate ...... ....... H elen Secor Class President's Address ..... ....... B rown Rudnsill Q, rj- -5 A ' ii -, 1 'p -Q .9 -5- Q- Q .gs -.5 3- ' ,,, 5 . tj. .Q .3 Q. .3 rg, rp Q, rj. .5 .K L., Q. ,g-. fs. .1 Q I .Q gy Q Q O Q 0 Q Q 0 9, Q .5 , -V Q x x O Q Q Q, O