Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

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lp... 4 66x 16 20 THE CRIMSON AND XVHITE May, 1926 SENIOR VVHO'S VVHO lContinned from Pair' 55 GEORGINA ROBERTSON- .lEAN LAURA DAWSON- JUDY ...Phe bushful virgink sidchmg glance of love... Think you if Laura had been Petrarch's wife, . Q , ,, , ' , s. . '-. ' 55 A good basketball player and all-around sport, with a He wvuld halt Wntte bmmetb H he hfe' faculty of making ,md keeping friends- phws in thi. Friendly and full of fun with a very contagious giggle. orchestra and belongs to the Arrow Club. MARJORIE M005- M-4RG1E LESLIE FOREAKl'lRf LUCKY True constancy, no time, no power can move, He that hath known to change, ne'er knew to love. Another good sport in which our class abounds. Lively and full of fun with a voice that won for him a leading' part in the recent operetta. MARY l.AlVR'ENCEw LlZ Belinda smiled and all the world was gay. Secretary of Arrow Club, member of Rhodora Triangrle Club and possessor of a copy right on laughter. Robert, the greutleman, stately and tall, Has u habit of always trying to stall, How much he studies you can't tell But he always gets by very well. Poor lbbie never eats a thing, That is the song she always singsg But if she lives up to this rule, NVhy is she the plumpest girl in school? Jene with eyes of blue and voice so soft Fearing a laugh holds herself aloof. Oh! said she, do let the joke be On the other fellow, but not on me. She powders, paints, primps and curls, Then she's oft' with a very brisk whirl: With shoulders back and head high, Just look, Catherine is passing by. What is so rare on this April day, NVhen all longing some prank to play, As to see Marguerite with dignity and pride, Right down the banister to slide. Marion and Marjorie, the sisters so dear, When needed, they're always nearq Kind, studious, cheerful and sweet, And for friends, they eanlt be beat. Dorothy, the precise and dignified, She may well carry her head with pride, Has she not four years with nothing but E's? A record the whole school to amaze. Violet is distant, some may say, But she isn't really far awayg And once you know her you can Without or with ottenee to friend or foes, 1 sketch the world exactly as it goes. Girls' Glee Club. Her frank and straight forward qualities make her friendship worth possessing. She belongs to the A rrow and RONALD REESEk SKUNK Full well they laughed with eounterfeited glee, At all his jokes, for many a joke had he. Without a doubt the wittiest boy in higrh school, with a droll way of making bright remarks that keeps his compan- ions in fits of laughter. SENIOR JINGLES Prepare to laugh and be gray, For Mardel is with us this very day: Here with all her wit, Laugh on, you just can't quit. Paul, a husky farmer lad, great, Hurry and scurry and never late, ls he slow and afraid of work? Why, he was never known to shirk. Tut wants a good time, just pleasure Vl'ith no books, whcre she's at leisure You will always find her at the shew, Even if her lessons have to go. Evelyn the musician of our class, No one yet has been able to surpass As pianist, she is certainly grand: And as editor, quite high she stands. I-lark! NVhat is the sound? Surely Morry is on the ground. A eoronc-t's sweet note we hear, As around him they crowd near. Mary is such a little girl, But best talker in the worldg She surely can make a noise, Especially when her subject is boys. Dear little Eloise, so good and kind, Another like her would be hard to find. Children's favorite and high school pet, We love her dearly, yes, you bet. Rudy, the football vampire great, Pouneing on others at a terrible rate, Forward boys, onward with a smile, Help Capt. Rudaeille gain another mile. Faye, the praised poet of the class, Has won much honor in the past I-lark! Here comes our sister Stacy, Scattering! sunshine along the way, Dead in love with every girl, Yet not the most popular in the world. Hannah, one of the dearest girls in school, Is dependable and never breaks a rule: She is as honest and good as gold, And her entertainment never grrow: old. I-larry B, the very life of the school, ls not at all careful of rules. He's always up to some prank, That is why teacher's are tempted fu spank. Spellbound and fascinated we sat, As her voice roared or came with a snap, Or else lowered soft and sweet- Annette, the reader is on her feet. XVhy is Harriet so reserved and quiet, Like the wee hours of the night? Shh! Don't you really know? She has a very dignified beau. FAREWELL QContinned from Page 195 As we, this year, severe our eonnee- tions with these schools, it is our earn- est desire that the boys and girls of Willard will make the most of the ad- vantages now at hand. We shall go with reniembranees of many, many kindnesses of teachers, pupils, and depend, By putting thoughts down as you see, Pfltmns- That you have one, true good friend. ln the form of beautiful poetry. W. C. KRAMER. oofotmvooosoooeocoveooo-ooooooooooooooeoooe- c.-of-.Qsfs-13:-:rw-1: woooooooo ooooooooooo-ao crooooooo

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-'N THE CRIMSON AND IVHITE May. 1926 HART, SCHAFFNER 8: MARX H A I R B O B B I N G CLOTHES MELLORY HATS FLORSHEIM SHOES Williama Glick's Lzulics' and LIlIIIIII'6II,S Hair Bobbing by Appointment at My Home L. C. HANKAMER Phone 438-A 421 Myrtle Ave. 3 EAT WILLARD DAIRY'S Home-Made Ice Creams and lces MADE FROM SWEET CREAM AND CANE SUGAR PURE EXTRACTS--FRUITS 501.11 1f:vEm'wr1nnn WILLARD DAIRY , - 5 Lanflefelcl Bros. OAKLAND PONTIAC SALES-SERVICE Phone 444 I 1 5 PHONE 370 1 in RVCIIICIIIIIQI' SMITH'S SHOE SHOP For Expert Shoe Repair Service And Star Brand Shoes PHONE 281-A 12 WEST MAv1,1f1 s'1'. Just Around the Corner, a W A A A i Some of The Services Offered by I D E A L VVET VVASH 'I'I-IRIFT-'1'-SI11R.YICE ROUGH DRY FAMILY FINISHED IDEAL LAUNDRY A BETTER LAUNDRY Corner Pearl and II'uodbiue XVILLARD, O. i 1 The Holmes Studm For High Grade Photographs At All Tlmes t th HOLMES STUDIO RODAR FINISHING I SPECI XI IH GRACE HARSSEMA E HARSSEMA The Celeryvnlle Greenhouse WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LU'I PLOVVERS VI E DEI IX ER I3 8 - 5 . . . 1 s u Flower Plants, Vegetable Plants and Bulbs You can order your School Group Photo's at y Funeral Work and Corsages Time a e 7 Y W ' ' I' ' 1 . ' f 1 ' Green House Phone 2 J 7 Home Phone L378 M l 1