Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

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May, 1926 THE CRIMSON AND WHITE 5 MARION SHAFFER- SHAFF He whistled as he went for want of thought. Business manager of Crimson and White of which he has been a member for two years, also Vice President of Hi-Y Club. H HARRIET FUTERER- DIANA Bright as the sun her eyes the gazers strike, And like the sun they shine on all alike. One of the most cheerful girls in W. H. S. and famous for her sunny smile. She is a diligent worker on various eonunittees and is a member of Arrow and Girls' Glee Club. HARRY BATCHELDER- BA'l'CH A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. One of the most jolly and friendly boys in the Senior class. A good sport and interested in athletics. Also a member of the Hi-Y Club. ROBERT H. SMITH, ESQ.- SMIT'llY What cracker is this same that deafs our ears, With this abundance of supe1'i'luous breath ? Basketball and Football player, member of Boys' Glee Club, High School Orchestra, Crosses Jolly Rogers and Hi-Y Club, also school speech-maker and acrobat. VIOLET MILLER- VI In war, was never 1ion's rage so fierce, In peace, was never gentle lamb so mild. Secretary of lthodora Triangle Club, a faithful member of Arrow and Girls' Glee Club and a modest little girl who deserves her name. DONALD SLACK-- TAG A little curley-headed good for nothing, and mischief- making monkey from his birth. Our comedian and fun-maker, original, lively, comical and friendly. Is High School Cheer Leader, belongs to Boys' Glee Club and strums a wicked bango. MORRISON VAN AI.I.ENi MORRY He drew from the deep Charybdis of his coat, What seemed a handkerchief, and forthwith blew His vocal nosef' The best sport in Vtfillard High School, a wonderful foot- ball player and popular with everybody. Belongs to Hi-Y Club. SYLVESTER DAVIS- RED', Playful blushes that seem'd naught, But luminous escapes of thought. Our- star athlete. He is a famed participant in all four sports, football, basketball, baseball and track. Keep it up Red, we're all backing you. RAYMOND TOMPKINS-A BII.I. He spoke and bowed, with muttering jaws The wondering circle grinned applause. Known and noted for his bright remarks and inexhaustible supply of jokes. No one can be blue or bored around him as he keeps the atmosphere charged with laughter. CHARLES CROSS-- CI-IAS. Hard is the fate of him who loves Yet dare not tell his trembling pain. Organizer of the famous Crosses Jolly Rogers, good athlete. .IEANETTE KELLOGG- JEAN Her supreme delight, a county fair. One of our recent additions to High School. Has lively and jolly qualities that make her a good pal. also a DESSIE AUSTIN- DECKER All this and many wonders more You from this girl may glean. A quiet, good-natured girl with a sweet, lovable disposi- tion. Is an Arrow. ANNETTE ARTHUR- NET How blcst the farmer's simple life. NVitty and friendly with real literary genius. ' CATHERINE McSWEENEY- KA'l'Y Fantastic, frolicsome and wild, With all the trinkets of a child. Slightly flighty and full of hysterical giggles, but very jolly and full of fun. Enrolled in Arrow Club. ELOISE GRAHAM- AL Eternal smiles her emptiness betray, As shallow streams run dimpling all the way. Witty and full of giggles with a friendly way that wins her friends everywhere. IRENE STOCKMASTER-J'RENE Learning by study she has won. Studious and quiet with a vein of humor and friendliness that makes her popular. Member of Arrow and Girls' Glee Club. HELEN SECOR- PEGGIE The beauteous dance, whose heavenly charms, Kept Troy and Greece ten years in arms. Always smiling and ready to help someone out of trouble or to bring pleasure to her fellowmen. LOLA DAWSON- LAD A peace above all other dignities, A still and quiet conscience. Jolly and full of fun with an air of reserve about her that classes her as a dignified Senior. Belong to Girls' Glee Club. REBA BENNETT- A. J. It isn't whether we win or loose, But whether we've played the game. One of our basketball stars with a lively, peppy nature that keeps things on the move. She is a member of Arrow and Girls' Glee Club. MARIAN MOOS- BOB From the glance of her eye, Shun danger and fly. Rather reserved but jolly and full of fun to those who know her best., Is enrolled in Arrow and Girls' Glee Club. JOE BEAMER- SLIV His blue eyes twinkling with unquench'd mirth. Of rather lengthy proportion with but real genius as a comedian. LEWIS KILPER- LUKE True virtue boasteth not. One of our bashful boys who carefully sidesteps the girls, but nevertheless he has proved himself a good sport. MARY ELIZABETH KOVOSCHITZ-- MARY LIZ For what I will, I willaand there's an end. ' A true friend to everybody with a pleasant smile that answers for her popularity. Is enrolled in Arrow Club. PAUL FRIES- PAUL NVILI.IAM Jesters do oft prove prophets. 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