Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

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XAv3t.YQ-,mgff , - 4 Four + THE + CHIEF + C, I. LANDIS Superintendent E. H. SEIBEL Principal Vx- 4 b ggi- ,,.4 fbi, 'N 5 1 X 15 JJ' 'P 4 fr' - , K'-lffvwf !.'4i,1,Vi ffylmx. 'ri W 'N' '7' 1 l f, 'S:.?-if 2:11-was 1' -cf 4' r 5 . P' , W WW? 3P5f2Z3'2'7' - Q Z1 3 --14 ry.-ff' 'im w..'4-v'.f y'.'f,r .ge-M4 ff, V1 f-N f - W , 7 ff ' ly A--N ' ' --'f-if M4 A' ' f Wim, ' 'f' w2-1v'- .i'f'Q2'i - f - .. - f gm - - 4 .V . ' f ' ' I l !b51'f,L'3 ' .lN'SF:if-:f1v:m222'f 12 'Zi'-: A rw f- fx Uk? 1 is af , ' 'Cm A ff W. :Lf IP S - f -Pff ' ' af' ' fa F , Qlximtsw, ' ' ' ' 1:-.v'f'3,.'-J -tiff ,,:- f..-: i. . -U ' ' l Five + THE + CHIEF + Corinne Hedden, English: Raymond Steifel. Manual Training: Lois Clark, Latin: Rober: Taylor, History: Elma Hills, Mathematics: Sue Weller. Home Economics: Jeannette Doerfler, Secretary: Ramon Current, Music: Verna Williams. Physical Educationg Charles Crouch. Science: Hazel Stine, Commercial: Katherine MJcNerncy. 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Xty-xx 1-4 . , 4 , - i .. A ei- NX u ' Y- 1 4 5 xx M X r 4 1 .1 , S l V - A .1 v 1 ' ' ' . - I I' 'T' SS - I if if 'V f -- 'K' -'lPvY - if ' Q Aa K L - -Sk ,J P D Yx 7 S Y' 0 Y- : 'IP' X, 4 Y + . 9 . X. I INTRCDDUCTION TO CLASSES + THE + CHIEF + RICHARD XVEST- Dick Nothing is useless to the man of senseg He turns everything to account. President, Senior Class C41 Hi-Y C3, 41 Glee Club C41 Once in a Blue Moon C41 A Lucky Break C41 Football C3, 41 National Athletic Scholarship Association MIRIAM JONES- Mim A dainty lass. petite and wise. A charming girl, in a small size. Girl Reserve C2. 3, 41 Glee Club Cl, 2. 31 A Lucky Break C41 Literary Editor C3, 41 Annual C41 CEditor1 ELIZABETH BRINDLE- Lizzie Life is not worth living without love. w Basketball 43. 41 C French Club C31 ,lx Dramatic Club C41 -f 'I X Girl Reserve CZ, 3. 4: President1 f' Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 41 WILSON ADAMS- Adams And from my hand, the pencil falls, My books upon the carpet sprawl. Science Club C2, 3, 41 A Lucky Break C51 French Club C51 Glee Club C51 EMMA RUDACILLE- Rudy Good things come in small packages. A Lucky Break C41 Basketball CZ, 3. 45 Captain1 Dramatic Club C3, 43 President1 Glee Club Cl. 2, 3, 41 Girl Reserve C3. 41 Scientific Club C11 , 4 '-:jig-550.-, fmix 7 'N ., .C cr J T I lf. sgf:gQ4s.- mf, 3 A fr ', 34 izmwff' ,1 , A 2 4 A c f X J ai .lm I fl Quiz, bfmupfztz-:e:.m qt!-si! gxmsyf 'r f wli , 'Y A Y if 7 I -A .-- , 'iftlliagtg fiiylqgg. . 4 4 j ' ,,.:. ea.s, - fo N n ' ff gee . 1, 4 ' . gf- f , - L -'qs-ff - -- l f - R 2 ,4 5.9. .I P l l -1,k:.',?y, Nwvffjggpi:gym?:f.f.f 5.2 f-L-',.-.2 am, -.,- . ual' .Af ,ff ' - , ij' 4 X'-I t 'IA'-M' .sf ,- I Zi ,,..::an N .tm ll .aff ,Aa -- Aff 11 4, 4 ,,, A - X - . Y .-,Li V 2 :-f' I 6212! 3' Ffa ff .. j .. . - , i3lE'S'f1f-'-4:' .ni A -T Eight + THE + C it n I CATHERINE COLLINS- Katy 1' He is a fool, who thinks by force or skill To turn the current of a woman's will. Girl Reserve C3, 41 Glee Club fl. 2, 3. 41 Basketball C3, 41 A Lucky Break Q41 ALICE BROWN- Al Not over industrious. but why worry about books. French Club Q31 Home Ec. Club CZ. 3, 41 A Lucky Break Q41 Glee Club LZ, 31 RUTH CRALL- Ruthie An athlete fair, and a true studenlf' Basketball Q3. 41 French Club 13, 41 Student Council Q41 . ' V Hsme Ec. Club qi, zffff t151l0v ' A Lucky Break C41 z Girl Reserve L41 'fl GLADYS BEAMER- Red I feel the weight of chance-desires. Home Ec. Club KZ, 3, 41 A Lucky Break Q41 Glee Club Q2. 31 KENNETH CREELY- Babe lf school books dealt with football l'd get the highest grades of all.' Football CZ, 3, 41 Glee Club CZ, 31 Dramatic Club 12. 3, 41 All Little Big Seven Team QZ. 3. 41 ' f .f . 5 7 A ' Qi .gift ' . Q59 'D W W We Q mfg 1' ,B I1 A 3 44,11 ...Q ws I , 1 A ff 5? 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Club Ql, 2, 35 A Lucky Break Q45 MASON DOAN- Percy Honor lies in honest toil. Track Q2, 35 Basketball Q45 Mathematics Club Q45 ELSIE DAWSON- Elsie She studies by night, she studies by day But she keeps right Band Q3, 45 Orchestra Q45 Girl Reserve Q45 French Club Q3. 45 A Lucky Break Q45 merry, along Iife's way. CARL GREER- Gire Sincerity. a deep genuine. heart felt sincerity ls a trait of true and noble manhood. A Lucky Break Q45 Orchestra Q45 Band Q2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Q3, 45 l 1 7 . t I - B' 7 f' ' In I, O, 'Q n-'g'mg,g1rx ff ' B' lf if -. f-'wiv ft N A 'K 474935513-.!-1111-.1ff'4 lf'rf 1' IMG lf f fi. ,-.f .ffff ,f- - .- - 4' j 'P 6:44 gin- fr ,,,f.f.q,ug, 13,-gag, V 7 14 ' -+53 1 , N5 , -, ' v - - ,,, ' ' ..--:,-- I F i xl Q fs Li: . X I 'QQ'-TE qQRk?r!il.:,?ne?giq,l -if ,.g-:J-Q If ak, - .f A Y V .fu klrj, 'V , ' f 1 my yxxxyW:,5a,:f,,Q' - -- ,,,- - xml ,.-f ,A , ?fy- 4 41,4 Kr. '51-.W 51 , I 'fe ---' - '- ll -- ' 'f' 1-'S ..y':5 ' ' ,f'9' ff 2,:-,Y , 7 5Qs:'.!ismilP'7'i ,,,, ' ' 2:: 4T:, , 4w, ,M jf ,--, .,. ' .' xii f' -' ' ' Ten + THE + CHIEF + MILDRED HEISLER- Midge She doesn'l believe in the golden rule, Silence is Golden. Glee Club QZ, 3, 41 Home Ec. Club ll, 21 French Club C41 Girl Reserve CZ, 3. 41 A Lucky Break C41 Basketball Q3. 41 DOROTHY KOVASCKITZ- Dot Come, sing now, for we know you sing Commercial Club ll. 2, 3, 41 Basketball C31 Spanish Moon Q31 IU? GEORGIA JACOBS- Stub A girl with a mind Basketball KZ, 3, 41 French Club Q41 Girl Reserve C3, 41 A Lucky Break Q41 Student Council Q41 to decide for herself. WILLIAM HARRIS-- Bill I never trouble trouble Till trouble troubles me. Track C21 Football CZ, 31 Dramatic Club CZ, 3, 41 A Luckv Break C41 I-Ii-Y C3. 41 Glee Club CZ, 3, 41 French Club KZ1 Basketball CZ, 31 THOMAS GARDNER- Hercules He insists upon expressing his opinions in bold, flowery language. Glee Club Cl. Z. 3, 41 Manual Training Club K41 fPresident1 Track fl. 2, 3, 41 Baseball C11 II. f , , 5 , 3 2 1'- ' , 1- !'+,4',gfg N51 Wm! , ,., I X ees J T I Q2 L-Z?'sm4lZ-4:fiN,i if P2'rx,- 're 'fi V ' 7 'I f-' 1- -21.0-, r-,ei-:tal '-1 4-X '-'-'uv' Hr.-cf If 7 ... 9' , f ' 2:1 'SEI 1 I 1 .e 4 ek Z 'ix ef , .fa W f .. c l . . , 1 vo , V '6 ,'f lYi'ni12:5?:Ifie3 Wired! grimy' Q' if All 2-.. FFA A -- ' ff y,l leaf- W:-s Ula-sf ' -vssm .gf Mm. ng. -'-'f -,gl 2.4, 'A , A f VW ai. mfffqi, awww- ww.. e- - f - --,3...-4 ,. o . it 'O' I' - r '-lx - '4' lk -'Z . 1 1 SMI f ,' .5 K f' A' . , P , ' ' 13-3 '.-7 '-'ff rlQKhs.f--an-qnvvfff -:::- if ' my: -' r AA-2 - I fy, I 1 1-5-M3 ...., ,,,.',,,,,'l.',,.,---,z . .f-'12 if - A A V--X N, I -, ' f , 1 pm., wxx:-.,,.,,,, f- 1 I., f-- ,, 3 4 2. i 122, 'VFW' 91 I I '14 ---1:4 ' ' li: ..-f' ff' .1 - -.114 ff 'i ff Z 4- F lbsasawi-:f,:.,'f.r ' F ' Lin '25,--J 4-355 1, U, , , if -1, ... '- . --'T Y' A' Tl Y ' ' Eleven THE + CHIEF + IVA KIMMEL- Iva All the world lies before her. Commercial Club 12, 3, 41 WALTER MCELFISH- Mac A proper man as one shall see In summer's day. Glee Club fl. 2, 3, 41 Student Council fl, 2, 3, 41 QPresldent4 Band qz. 3, 41 LEON MATHEWS--'Jung' A genuine business man and a good sport Crimson and White Staff 12, 3 41 fEditor 41 Hi-Y Q41 Student Council Q31 Dramatic Club CZ. 3, 41 Once in a Blue Moon Q41 Spanish Moon Q31 Annual 12. 41 flfditor, 41 RICHARD LEWIS- Rich To talk of Fords is his hearI's delight Scientific Club CZ, 31 Dramatic Club C3. 41 Sport Editor Q41 Annual C41 Spanish Moon C31 Once in a Blue Moon C41 l-li-Y Q41 PAUL MOOS- Paulie I hate girls. ther-I irrflfvte me. I love to be irritated. Science Club C11 Commercial Club Q21 Orchestra KZ, 31 Glee Club C21 Dramatic Club C3. 41 Basketball C41 A Lucky Break Q41 Band C41 4 1. -' -.s 5 7 5 Q -. fn c ,,4,.1, fb 523 ., ix ff 1 7 1 . 41' . ivfv-. ..-TSP' V' .'1,,,nP.t ' . iejwz- .fiif1gssw'a ,sfzm ,ff . 41 H w,f-w e if -sv' ,3 wt.: fm '- , ,-i.,-fl , at . il 1 7-if 1 , fl 1 'iiftfczpb ' vmxxuwiLfSQl'flmn?:w new B A A A ' 69zf,, , 2 'f-'ff 51M ' li , -E -f' 'Q Y eg 2, ,L-M Q ,. QRS? fe. Twelve + THE + CHIEF + CLARA SMITH- Smithy She may be quiet and rather meek But remember, 'Still water runs deep'. Home Ec. Club Q2. 31 French Club Q3. 41 CARMYN POPE- Snookie I know a lot but I can't think of it. Commercial Club Q3, 41 Scientific Club Q21 A Lucky Break Q41 WELCH NIXON- Nick But work is work. and must be done- Yet, as I work. I haue my fun. Dramatic Club Q41 Glee Club Q1, 41 A Lucky Break Q41 ELSIE RUSSEL- Etsie Thou wairest late and com'st alone. Science Club Ql. 2. 31 Dramatic Club Q4, 51 Orchestra Ql. 21 Band Q4, 51 Once in a Blue Moon Q51 A Lucky Break Q51 Girl Reserve Q2, 3, 4. 51 Glee Club Q51 LILLIAN NICOLLS- Lil Great wisdom goes with the fewest words. Nature Club Q41 Girl Reserve Q41 Girls B. B. Manager Q41 A Lucky Break Q41 f. f ' ,f.,,..,,, my Q A A - 1- 'X' 'Se-.:-r N151 ' .1 ,.. , K JJ 4 7 . so i' . kv ?e4g-wfizife iiduwfx, -f W. XO' c 4 ff 14 fm'-,l .1-tm-4'w are v i , . fy 1 N Y 5. lrsx fzf,-V-4.f ' ' xii 45,39 4 lf Y , , S, J I, l 5:14 22 5, 1gn52'? W' ,Q ,V lr Se iff ! QIJWA ll X , .45 1' -... ' fyji-'., , 'Q' ,,4g?f' x ' , ' -. ' f Y f - , ' 1 :1 ,T- wi f 2 .f -af-if-f-S. , A - f W' ul, ' VU,-fff., f ' . W-ef. ' . -f' - '- . 'Goff iii -f v fi - it X nl ' liz 'I fl .'7ii':5,'1fi1-'F mmiy7Sf?l7?7'?iF?Fi ' -11 -,531 'I ' 'i iz Agflg-Y ' ?2Z-- 7 6 'UW' .3 L' I V4 4' bf: 'lf' L22 i - 5 , iff --... A - . lg, - - A I- -QL Thirteen + THE + CHIEF + MARJORIE SNYDER- Marj May ambitions euer find Success in crowds and noise While gentle love does fill my mind With silent real joys. Glee Club Ql. 2, 3, 41 French Club Q3. 41 A Lucky Break Q41 Girl Reserve Q3. 41 Merry Travelers Q21 PAUL TOMPKINS- Tommy His only downfall is his bushfulnessf' Basketball Q3, 41 Track Q3, 41 Dramatic Club Q41 Hi-Y Q3, 41 ROBERT TOMPKINS- Bob The sweetest hours that e'er I spend Are spent among the lassesf' Basketball Q3. 41 Track Q2, 31 Glee Club QZ, 3, 41 Football Q31 Hi-Y Q3. 41 AMELIA VOGEL- Melia Women have more heart and more imagination than men. Home Ec. Club Q3. 41 Science Club Q21 A Lucky Break Q41 ELEANORE WALLACE- XValIy She packs her troubles in a box, And sits on the lid and smiles. Commercial Club Q3, 41 Science Club Q21 A Lucky Break Q41 Girl Reserve Q41 Basketball Q3, 41 X 4 .r 4, - 3. 4 fpx D 'Q 3 at-3? 'e54Q4ifif17i 'ffawixa rf-.. 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Why aren't they all contented Science Club Q4g President1 Track QI, 2, 3, 41 Band Q2, 3. 41 Orchestra Q2, 31 Hi-Y Q2, 3, 41 Glee Club Q2, 3, 41 A Lucky Break Q41 like me? ELEANORE WHITE- Slim Quiet and gentle, and a true friend of all. - Commercial Club Q2, 3, 41 Girl Reserve Q41 A Lucky Break Q41 ALBERT HOLLINGER- Pinky Happy am I, from care Track Q3, 41 Hi-Y Q2, 3, 41 Science Club Q41 I am free. 7 4 .9 . 5 3 I -i .N ,1 'iffy 594131, if 'R Q3 . 4 J 21 , - ,f57Ei.3ra,,?g2:'. 'fy N,- pg, ' 5 X we 'fp if e A: I -- f 'A H 1.443367 ff -.li 5:1 xv A J if fl' ,r .LXZ . - f 1,-v-1- ,'r:,e -. - naw , r f .4 ,' ,Y K 1. ,41- fi 2251? - .-' A ' --1 -an A 1 s. A - f W' N he C ff14 - if'e'Q Qlwgiaf ff' .mms ,mi -4 - 1 A Q. ,A K 4 f,2,g-:aa -I w,,,e2?s1fv'f2ve22ffe ig f-: 'Q rw- ic T ' Q We ' Zz, 1 5 4 '13'-M ' 5' ' 1 V45 Rx ' XE -ff fe 1 - ' 5 ' ' iff 64, -' ' - Q3!4mi-rr-7'-I.,v1. ' ' ' , BF ,, f -,:.- .i. .lj, ,-,..-.. ,222----' BH Tl L V- L Fifteen ' THE + CHIEF + rv. JOHN MILLER- Johnny Greater men may have been born. but l doubt it. Football fl. 2 ,3. 45 Basketball Cl. 25 Track 12. 45 A Lucky Break Q43 Freshman Class President National Athletic Scholarship Association FRED EDWARDS- Doc 1 know the Heavens are leaning down to hear what I shall sag. Glez Club Ol Hi-Y C3, 45 Dramatic Club C41 I-IOXVARD MOULTON- Fat Napoleon was short. Caesar was short. and so am I. Commercial Club C45 Scientific Club fl, 2. 3, 41 V! 1' I Q ' As' 7 iq . '-I V-,-sp.-u xugz 'D ' 1 K Q C JJ Q 'P . La f i rl ui 4'Q4'Pi:7 i 'iid 3' ?x. F 'Q X 9' N If '. x ff- c- -ct'-4 - 1'-it-I 74 6- fr '-'-L+? f'r.-'- 7? ' i 1 'A 1 N -: as w-'-:za-w.f.' -1' 1 i 1 f s a K X X- ' ,f K f i .-f - -5-Tfli-'iS 'F'. ' ' f lllly ,Fx , K x-9s xi - b 1.53931 ' ez- . Q- 1 4-'-221'-5 .Mg '. . ,. , 1 f af V v f Va- ff t 2 15,1 ,-,, .f-he .w f .- li V ,I 'P I -1 'iihfga q xWTE??g?!,.y-fggeer-,,, ! 'ill K -:La , A L ' f' , v. . f Q, f.y,1 ' j 42 , --- ' .'?. x ,,.,-- I ' 4 to 21 is -Zi' I ., 5 I , Jil- lT3xwg,i.i,..-ftfxl , ' - ' '-- 21 g'EA' . 'If': 7' --..... .. ... .T-, : Aviv' f IL 'V-. -' Sixteen THE + CHIEF + PROPHECY Oh mystic crystal with prophetic power Reveal to me in this waning hour The destinies of those I know Be it joy. sorrow, renown or woe. Lo! I see in the crystal's clear depth The class of '3O's fates well kept. The first to appear unto my vision Are Fred and Albert with firm decision To aid and assist their fellow man As only doctor and undertaker can. What queer sight now before me stands? Why Miriam and Ruth in foreign lands Surprised to meet their friends so soon. Elizabeth and Bill on their honeymoon Welch's voice to the listening throng Over the microphone announces a song By one we love and delight to hear, Madame Kovasckitz, to us so dear. In the cinema's glory and array Are our classmates' talent on display. Mildred and Rudy, petite and gay. Charm ardent admirers along their way. A second, please. while the mystic ball Reveals to me the Senate's Hall Where Gordon Wolfe and Mason Doan Are expounding on the farmer's loan. Unabashed they talk their best For in the president's chair sits Richard West. High above in the ethereal dome Paul Tompkins flies very much at home. And close behind in annexed glider Sits his brother Bob, a valiant rider. Gazing down from heights afar. They see Kenneth and Johnny. the gridir Supported by Paul and Harold, in time Crash Stanford's strong. invincible line. A beauty parlor the crystal reveals, Where Eleanore White. her art conceals. Is working on a model fond, Eleanore Wallace, the titian blond. Georgia and Catherine in nurse's attire Toil hours long with earnest desire OI1 Sf3l'S or J ,R I gg! f'BJ kzx fgibtbr K X 1 1 5' T 5 v 'L W T1 3 -5-'-3 'fi ly C J ' I I ' N reef 4' Yf. Y 1 , f , I A .5 ' f b5fe.r,, lli A ' Qiig fl!! 7.24 s f rig 1252154 mf' 'W f -K mfg.. fl ' - 1 y V, f' -S' Q J 'X .- --an --L. f N Vffdy if' ll 1:-?.,'- 'faq ,, ' ,fp '7j1, 4,f'sFZiI -W off, f 1 I -11.3-T K A-Bf!'l'57'?H9?Yfi 'Lim ff- WIA 'A Q 4' 1 pf, f,.. mx!HNY-.f1.:5f i ' - - ,.. 5, I ,. qi - ,,, Lf- 1. lfq 71, ,Jdf -9 1 , I 'Q ,ff-f . -,- it -,.,f IA S , Q 5 , J , .. F ' lQxr-.a.i,...i- f YE fv ' 1 1' -:-- -T .-1-L, xiii ff Wy -'l Seventeen + THE + CHIEF + PROPHECY7-Continued To comfort and cheer with Words or care As their patients' sorrows they help to bear. Amelia and Elsie Dawson capable grangers Are traveling about amid rural strangers Instructing the housewives on the farm By giving lectures with grace and charm. Elsie Russel, a hostess is she. On the veranda serving tea To Marjorie and Iva and Alice Brown. Who as style designers have gained renown. Within the crystal long concealed . Are the Misses Eitle and Beamer's future revealed Instructing the youth in the method's quick To 'readin' and 'ritin' and 'rithmetic'. A Howard, a musician and leader so grand In uniform directs the U. S. Marine Band. And as it pauses, Admiral McElfish appears Announcing his speech World Disarmament Nears. The crystal grows dark! What can it mean? For the fates of all I have not seen. As. The News building breaks thro the gloom I find myself in the composing room. Editor Mathews and staff to action spring - As reporters Adams and Williams great news bring To Lillian and Carmyn the copy is sped. Who prepare the type and the presses are fed. Russel, the pressman.-with paper in hands These startling headlines eagerly scans, Scientists, Lewis and Greer, after years fulfill Their life long desire to make magic pill! And further perusing, he learns with surprise That this pill when administered makes youth very wise He acquires without effort of mind or will Complete knowledge of any subject you wish to instill. After listening intent and standing aghast Thomas rushes forth the news to broadcast. Slowly the crystal grows clear As I leave with a tear Of joy, for the fates, Of my fellow classmates. 7 I .' . 5 - T3 7 r'- - 3 . !'i4':f.. if 7 ' ipfg lgifkgf BQ X '., 1 y 1 . J T 4 1.. f l . I-,irq f-'14-fem'-i,:'4'S'.x. T-f 'G - - ff '1 J. -. .E--0.4 5-'.9'--90 9,0 1:-MI? .',---- if. y x li f ' v L, ,, .,. 7,27-cgftv 'I I r, E! 1.1132 4 nf i Z2 -'Q-, . fr, It y ,,i li 1 ? 1 if ,AW lr ..14f ,f .rf 1' -.,-3f,4',.. I , ' MW' S, .V 4 i i , I, L,,v.T Z Q f f - -. if-JS if s. E ' f W' 'wh ' -X pg ' . - ' - - - ' - v 4.5.--c . f ii' ffl 143, ' ff..-' tl, as ,. . , FI ,ff ,1'f aAl s. ' N f , ' ,f,g, g f f 'fn' - ' - 5S5fu1'7Vl!WQ'1Y:,f'f 523-' ff- LW. . rj A fl- -f - Q, 1' nf V 4 ,za'.Vp:3 sx!xSW:...ga2:g1,x' 'f'. ef- ' - i Q'-J ,,.:- ' , Y-- - eff-, , fy if-ef sf ,I 1 'J' lr - 8 ii -ff 'fe .-X - 'ff G, fb GZ - ' . Alsager-rr:-.11,-A ' ' - '3:I1 ' -ff' 41 ff -.-:- .-.. .--. ..f-- . --' ' - Tl --V fi Eighteen '+ THE + CHIEF + LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of nineteenhundred and thirty, being of sound mind and b-ody. and realizing that life is uncertain do hereby make and publish this our last Will and Testament. Paul Thompkins wishes to leave his bashfulness to Wilbur Mahaffey. Georgia Jacobs wills her heighth of stature to Hazel Beck. Wilson Adams leaves Floreine to the future Senior Class to preserve and protect. . Gladys Beamer bestows her auburn hair on Martha Wallace. Kenneth Creeley leaves his football ability to Raymond Cox. Leon Mathews wills his editorship to Dorothy Mathews. Elizabeth Brindle entrusts her school-girl complexion to Cora Brown. Alice Brown bestows her talent as an artist on Alene Fackler. Mason Doan wills his brilliancy to Maxine Jacobs. Elsie Dawson hands over her clarinet to Walter Duffy. Catherine Collins leaves her gift of gab to lla Willoughby. Fred Edwards leaves his famous I-law! Haw! to Hazel Armatrout. Ruth Crall wills her bright remarks to Billy Benson. Richard Lewis bequeathes his wise-cracks to Forest Coder. Mildred Eitle gives her friendliness to Mildred Meehan. Russel Fraser bestows his fiddle on Roy Hillis. Marjorie Snyder, with many tears, hands over her powder puff to Helen Scott. Dorothy Kovasckitz bequeathes her bird-like Warble to Dorothy Crooks. Gordon Wolfe wills his pet jar of Stacomb to Kenneth Reed. Emma Rudacille wishes to leave her most distinguished nickname to her cousin. Thomas Gardener leaves his oratorical ability to Robert Paden. Carl Greer entrusts his scientific mind to Louis Simmermacher. Mildred Heisler hands over her eternal grin to Leora Jacobs. William Harris bestows his skill as an actor on anyone who wants it. Miriam Jones wills her cheerful personality to Katherine Klopfenstein. Albert Hollinger wishes to leave his freckles to Billy Lloyd. . Iva Kimmel bestows her secretarial ability on whomever Miss McNerney appoints. Walter McElfish leaves his howling saxophone to Fletcher Bilger. 7 f 4 .1 . 5 5 7 fR .R I , XZ 5- Q' 590,55 ,, ,x JJ a , ?'-LQSYL'-?15ii'2f4?i v ?.l'2v5? fi9PfZ N5 af L Pi 7 'i - nf-,- 4 1. ,111-,,-.-. , .1 ,4 gp 1 , - , , . , L mha+!f':-ga:.4g.51,gf, , f , ,Q -DLS T ,, r - 1,,,f,' -,-f- ' Q' 'G'4 '. l 4l.v'5'si .- 5 'h - -qi 4' ...H ' ' l l vy!,Q-,NK ' f QW' ,.,.,- ffm I1 '- -2-'-- ,451 .I ,- 0, V N X I 'ff '- 'fl l !pffl'f53 - msc.5YIE!'1'2f1vzm:2f'f 112- 115: ' VW' ' - A ' Q U5 1 f - , 1. ,Lf , -, ,- Agp. N ,.- .fm Uk! 1. Is- . ,,,,., a L-, VW. , . .fa , ...S -f. -. il f L - H, 1 ' . 5 L!! ,, 7 lksimin--1-1 ,, -1-31 21 4-2.1442 -vm f Qf -1 i --,-..,--'- vim ,-,-- QM-f - , ... i Fi, Nineteen + THE + CHIEF + LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, CCont'd.D Lillian Nicolls leaves her ability as a manager to her successor. Paul Moos would like to leave his power over women to Norman Scott. Howard Moulton endows Gordon Austin with his Chevy Eleanorc Wallace wills her curly hair to Mildred Piller. Robert Tompkins leaves his basket-ball activity to Robert Yochum. Welch Nixon bestows his dancing knowledge on Stuart Bailey. Carmyn Pope leaves her mastery over a typewriter to Emogene Ramsdell. Richard West bestows his position as president on whomever earns it. Clara Smith leaves her calm and tranquil manner to Anna Faith. John Miller bequeathes his pipe to Virgil Long. Amelia Vogel bestows her pleasing plumpness on Jayne Cochrel. Elsie Russel bestows her come hither look on Emma Lou Sage. Eleanore White desires to leave her quiet disposition to her sister, to carry on Richard Williams hands over his best wishes to the next Senior Class. Harold Wolfe presents his Ford to Steve Presedacoff. To the Junior Class better luck than we have had. To Miss McNerney we leave memories of A Lucky Breakf' To Miss Clark we hand over our Bigger and Better Ponies. To Miss Hills we bequeath a dustless blackboard eraser. To Miss Hedden we leave what is left of the roorn. To Mrs. Williams we leave a more successful basket-ball season. To Mr. Stiefel we will a new Pontiac. To Mr. Taylor we leave a Hart, Schaffner and Marx in place of the Rich- man. To Mr. Crouch we cheerfully bequeath a grin and a fresh supply of 210 slips. To Miss Weller, we the boys. bequeath our love. To Miss Stine we leave a new Stenotype. To Mr. Current we leave more voltage and less amperage. To Miss Doerfler we will our gratitude for her sympathy. To Mr. Landis we hand over the remaining classes. To Mr. Seibel we will the ability to check back. To our dear Alma Mater we give our love and admiration with the greatest wishes for success in future years. Signed-THE SENIOR CLASS. Witness-KATHERINE McNERNEY. ff' .! .' f, 3.93. I, 4 QSX fb5 7 fs . . 1 .' e. 9,.,r.sg 5 ' I sf? i g... , 1 , ef ff A 'D A 1' N! . , Y A gilt y gf pl-VA..-1mf?9f'-751.1..'1Ji,y'- Magis r -' fi f-1' -3 4 - ff j,' eav- 352161 9 .- ---. H f Wf tv v2,:Q.f.,. i, New ' . -,ang -ff' g -Tr'-'r .-wil .. f- 4 X ' 54-2 ' fl l 'kil '-3 -fr ssssifFf?53!'11f1v:w2tfff' 'I-'Z' 'Lf-' xiii' 'i I fn 'K 91- - . 4, ' , 41 x .., -.1.,,,x , --F ,- - V -Y, A ,, QM-, , ff. W 9 f ' ii. me ll af- 'fa 2 - UI ' - ix my ?f I f Q:3g'S ?f-101 ' ' Ai?i .5 -' ' .- -' ,f -::- si. , --- f -f - X Twenty + THE + CHIEF + First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: ,JUN1oRs Ruth Liebengood, Alene Fackler. Dorothy Mathews, Hazel Armatrout. Emma Lou Sage, Robert Yochum. Harry Collins. Norman Williams. Kenneth Reed. Vera Ritz, Alice Rockwell, Marjorie Rudasill. Dorothy Crooks, Robert Paden, Vice President: Cleneth Spencer, Norma DeVoe. Alberta Copsey, Mildred Eyler, Ruth White. Anna Faith. Doris Mills, Floreine Whitcum, Anna Wa5'land. Winifred Thomas, Lucy Eckstein, Corrine Hedden, Instructor: Faith Miller. Katherine Klopfenstein. Fletcher Bilger, Sherman Fackler, President-: Ervin McNeal, Gordon Austin, Louis Simmermacher, Robert Lawrence. f 1 4 , , U . 3 2 f., 'Y '1'.,0Q1, . 'D f ved NL-1di4ggQ9.'?P.in.1y 5529. ig A ' ' I My l x f 'v' I '--,-:Sq . ' ' -' . ' ,W ' X I -- ' . -' , I '4 Q-ii?5i:g'15'-22,557 i2314?35fl' . , af fp X iff -V ly1a1fi2'.:..w:'-1. ni.-all 4-:wa fs- f X' ' -- 7 -. t- r 1 QFJAEQV mlgaiil I .1 - ' A-'lf . I , I ' uk' -we re-1 4 1 - - W- , 'L-:ff - - v ff sl W 'l,4.::3h J, x+5f?j5s1gr1g'sgge7:?fF' '3':- ' - ,qi -- -' fv . ', Q Af f f 1 'W-,. QNX! -Ji-.faux ff- . t V ,- ' 9,,, 7 4. 'K-.tw 3 Lf 1 ea this . e tg ,ff Im i '-w e A r I ' . - M aaa- 1:.u ':i:,4'v ,. ,- 1 ff -f .... . i.f- , viff l'-4' -E-.u 2 Twenty-One + THE + CHIEF + First Row: Second Row: Third Row: JUNIDRS Robert Miller, James Niles, John Benson. Charles Heffley, Harold Sprague, Edward Sexton, Florence Benson, Emogene Ramsdell, Esther Hannel, Rosalie Burda, Reba Walborn. Norene Kenne. Jeanette Chapman. Gertrude Matthias, Mildred Piller, Ruth Woolley, Evelyn Boveine, Irene Riddle, Roy Hillis. Edgar Smith. Norman Scott, Robert Gray, Stuart Bailey, John Springer, Steve Presedecoff, Sue Weller, Instructor: Robert Miller, Lewis Crooks. Secretary and Teasurer, James Warner. 17, f 9 1. its A44 X257 ,MW I ,K f k V , . - s p,.',5,rx . 4 '. , i 1, JJ ? I f' 'C fy ,E-Zin: l fi' ,Egfr ' ' J 4 fz, : f 1 '43 ' ' - - f ' :L eaifw res ale ,f a .ff-.-:--2 p E f mv! 'il aaa, . mf- yea- E - a Q- -'17,-f f f, V ' ' V i . ' I 4 -' wQTt'??fQvuaf7':fz1e?:Fie' -1-'Z' T-7-' Kill - -fi 'fd wi , ,I rf , I. L5 .' zfmsfae' 1 - N ,4 , W, y if Q, ,fill Q I, I 4.59 l,,.,L: 'rg , - . llnl ,..-f IQ .,, '1- ff ' ' 9 Q Q1-7 , T! f lIAQ',!!'qifiur-1-ray, ' ' ' '-ffl' ?.Z 4'Q,s ,. 1 .V f .- ff 11- -.-. , , :,?- . viii f'lt - 7 A 4 Twenty-Two + THE + CHIEF + L SOPHOMDRES First Row: Verna Floeter. Pauline Kenne. Dorothy Nagle, Marian Lindsey, Secretary-Treasurer: Leora Jacobs, Eleanore Smith, Florence Snyder, Eleanore Robinson, Savannah Weaver. Second Row: Lois Clark, Home Room Teacher: John Nicolls. Helen Barber, Donna Gullung, Ardeth Snyder, Myra McElfish, Jayne Cochrel, Genevive Baker, Bertha Missig, Paul Fackler, Vice President: Edward Jones, Joe Roe. Third Row: James Stout. Maynard Doan, Duane Stearns, William Benson, Glenn Anthony. Robert Murray, Wayne Dawson, Floyd Corbin. Fourth Row: Waldo Landis, William Llo d, Ra mond Cox. Earnest Gates Y Y f f 4 , A ig. . 5 I I5 '- ' 'I 'N:At'135'l?- NIS! f g -. 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V J 4 ' f s ' D 7 f' ' , WI Lg-594f:k A ' ,, , 11. JJ ? 4 s., .,1,z,1,g, ti N, so - . 5 ,i 'V N. jf f-:2E91'1fl24:i!3Q'-M 1 f 15 ' 'ffiilh' 7 I I' 1 ,rr fy 3 1 x S , - Z1 till I k 4p',f'51f,L2s-iiipzisfa., Q-wal lmiggg QF f yi . ,ff --. - V jf ixf- fa r 4xt.f- ,r 3,-.'-1' rl, , V, I 1 f 'g ---..f-- T V lf! R i fzaperb-, a ..-we-QIA ware- r , .--- --1. , , D f i .. si. aw fav s , we war- ,- - 'F--1-f ': ,, li X . X -717 N i 'I'2fff ina - XTQ'-Wfwil 7'Y'i'E?Y7i', 121- 'QTL' 2 - ' A ' 'ld mvyfl, ' z',L4 ' E : 54:1 ' f' -'- Q ' V ii ff . ' iw QV, 9 -2 .-1-Q ll '.--- Iva S - . , -f '1 f' f-'W 1-f' F lxlx-.gear ' - - --il- ,az,,,4,,b,Q!f 5 1 if 4, . kxv..1.?f.5Ta.um.f -V -- - . , - .1-f, , qi- -1, . V-'r-r - -' Twenty-Four + THE + CHIEF + First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: FRESHMAN Bessie Pastarmadjieff, Goldie Ramsdell, Ruth Beelman, Marilyn Webber. Catherine Colish. Mary Marquart. Edna Shank. Rhea Hollinger, Freda Wise, Jane Edwards, Nancy Miller, Virginia Boveine, Catherine Bell. Clara Points, Dorothy Bennet. Rodney Owens, Elizabeth Work, Lucille Weaver. Juanita Rob- inson, Alice White, Edna Martin, Martha Brooker. Eulalie Frye, June Seiple, Evelyn Croshaw, Beal Oates, Evelyn Meisner, Katherine Reider, Helen Faith, Adrian Leonard. Edna Van Buren, Ronald Link. Lucille Renner, Aura Hershiser. Kathleen Pollinger, Catherine Hannel, John Burda, Milton Buss, Ernest Keesy. Harold Smith, William Hettenbaugh. Wilbur Baker, Frank Polacheck, Earl Darling. Fifth Row: Charles Crouch, Raymond Steifel, Home Room Teachers. f NJA Aj? f- ,- , -. 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Second Row: Geneva Michener, Gwendolyn Bevier, Mildred Rex, Marian Schloterer, Merle Henry, Willard Fritz, William Dye. Mary Flucsa, Freda Mandell. Catherine Durham, Eileen Bradshaw, Mildred Smith, Vincent Stout, Marjoria Matthias, Harriett Wheeler, John Panovic, Roger Whetstone. F Third RouJ:..Robert Bilger, Lester Moomaw. Carl Cox, Clayton Dermer, Paul Meyers, Secretary: Bernard Davis, Gerald Kipp. Walter Chan- ning, Forest Coder. Donald Robinson, William Stires, Treas- urer: Paul Blum, Wilbur Mahaffey. Fourth Row: Willard Jacobs, Kenneth Van Buren, Kenneth Trimmer. John Vogel. Menefee Bradshaw, George Sands, Willard Miller, Max- well Heabler, Russel Heisler, President: Thomas Sexton, Frank Dietz. ' Fifth Row: Charles Crouch, Raymond Steifel, Home Room Teachers. X .. If I ts. : fbx I 'N .2 X fn. . l l if jj T .f 12. 95-E-'fp afzfs'-x W ,Ny L Xb, V w. -' ', 731. 'f' -o'.':4-V1 ,, ' ' 530' 4 1 -X - 4 4 7-' stil , I f fn Ni 25, X' l . ,-v , fi i 4 ,Qi l lf b f Q.. f,-'4jf ,',: Iiliggggq X , ' M , .- -- L Y, - - N ,N -LA . fam ' 'Wt J - - - -T.,-Q - Q- f i :Q ' ' ,.,,, ff , , , . , 'Qui ' ' 7 - V,- ,t,' s. - i V L 'y',f -A1 If t ' Y l 'lylife 1' T-T, 'NWFP-vi,r'?2H?rr-4 cfs- 'j'I- V .. f 4 . Q Xffw . 'Y' , 1 4 H, -'nz QXYYFW1-42121115 ' ' f- ' -. K ' u A ' ' S f I, 3. A ,fy t',,1, if A 1 -K9 -4,53 1 ,J it -,ff IA , .- ' '1,' V, ff ,: ull! I' 5 ' lXxg1,,,i,f ,- - , --ig l, ii U I ' ,:,s lf '7- - F ff! ,.- Z - ' NLxg5,Y !7..gf -' Y 7:7 K . Twenty-Six INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL ACTIVITIES t THE + CHIEF + First Row: COMMERCIAL CLUB Carmyn Pope, Eleanore Wallace, Dorothy Kovasckitz, Goldie Ramsdell, Reba Walborn, Leona Frederick, Hazel Armatrout, Iva Kimmel, Secretary: Eleanore White, Vice President: Maxine Jacobs, President: Florence Benson. Emogene Ramsdell, Esther Hannel, Anna Belle Ryan, Harry Dye. Second Row: Mildred Rex, Gwendolyn Bevier. Marjo-ria Matthias, Marian Schloterer, Nancy Miller, Ruth Leibengood. Martha Wallace, Hazel Stine, Sponsor: Chloris Oliver, Kenneth Reed, Edward Sexton. Donald Stombaugh. Third Row: Letha Moulton. Dorothy Langhurst. Dorothy Fink. Evelyn Croshaw. June Seiple, Florence Houston. Lucille Jacobs, Willard Fritz. Fourth Row: Lazar Kostoff, William Warren, Forest Coder, Walter Duff . Y if 4 ., ff .,, ,LD 2 fx 4 4-'Z?il'35N vztiif? P 5 K A '7 'i f,e,gz,l'f2jg1ig+'2l-,'afife,.gg,Q.gg 1 , Ij -' -.lk fa, of a , - , ,WIN l 9Xt!,?v'?,? , r, y'.1?' Q! billy: rmwv - J X,-,,.g,'g 5, f- , I-li I A .L fe 1- f J'i5a -.cl 'if f A ' it ' 'o ' ,224-,f 1-'A' s 1 W Q t x X -ff fe i 41427 4 52' L t' .. .... A L gif' I Twenty-Eight + THE + CHIEF + First Row: Second Row: Third Row: COMMERCIAL CLUB Ruth Wooley, Reporter: Evelyn Boveine, Alice Rockwell, Freda Wise, Jane Edwards, Freda Mandell. Katherine Klopfenstein, Dorothy Mathews, Hazel Beck, Treasurer: Rosally Burda, Mil- dred Meehan. Anna Faith, Clara Points, Katherine Colish, Virginia Boveine, Laurabelle Nagle, Georgia Bigham, Gertrude Matthias. Anna Wanicheck, Iota Shiry, Laura Calabria, Kenneth Skinner. Lucy Eckstein, Christine Hellensmith, Doris Mills, Mildred Piller, Martha Brooker, Eulalie Frye, Esther Smith, Harold Sprague. fi '7 1 ,f ., , NJ A ' , -I s- M-.3.,ff xi! fha ' .-. :-.L - I X if JJ T M 59 i V Q- 'S ' Y '- Q 1-sg3e',,1 'Yf,-' a -: 327' ' ' 1 ' w ,if 1.4115 ,J tl vfx X Q 4 ' fff' --44 f ze.-:B-e-7'af1-1, . .- i-412244 1 . r -4 L Y fi-Magi! V ' I, -Q.:-1. fzaa. ffl N 7, we 4, ,e ww ' rpm, .ff 5 -F -'--7-'-f Q , 5 v ,kim-ia x1IgKf?:!fuHngg?g?.,,l .:,::- Q A v C, ,f ,X ,, - I '96-.U SDD -.-ruff x ff- Qfyf y Z' ' ' Iwi ., 'fi-JW 51 ,s I '14 -fl-' F R- -f' fe S .. , 'cf ff Z' ,. 7 - lk',!jgifi',-- '95 lx -?.z:'g-21444 1, -.. ...... .-.-1, , wmv- A f - 2.5 Twenty'N ine + THE + CHIEF + I 1 CRIMSON AND WHITE STAFF First Row: Sherman Eackler, Business Manager: Ruth Wooley Reporter Robert Paden, Assistant Editor: Dorothy Mathews Editor in Chief: Leon Mathews, Editor-in-Chief: Miriam Jones Literary Editor: Maxine Jacobs, Reporter. Second Row: Lewis Crooks, Reporter: Robert Lawrence. Exchange Editor Norma DeVoe. Feature Editor: Mildred Pillar Artist Richard Lewis, Sports Editor: Eloreine Whitcum, Circulation Manager Edward Sexton, Business Manager: Miss Hills Faculty Advisor The Chief was published by the same staff, with Miriam Jones and Leon Matthews Editors-in-Chief. f X I 9 - 5 ' 'N 7 fr R '-I 1 g'.5?p,.1:' fb ef. ' ,, N tif J ? ,, 31,519.4 sg.1az2g11,w X- A -r V ' 'Fgii 25? :'.:1:ef.p' I ' '11 s 'fwgfav 4' ' Y ',' M .-g If ., .l' f I 12 ,j 1' it ,AK - Q ,140 f ' , '1. f'l1'4 ' . I vi N 4 l 4 ' V Y 6.-iizfw ' wifwww 4 , ' - EQ, - 3. H.....- A H, V s Z.-hw K W :qw - rem. ,gL- r - ......:.,-f: X Z ev '. ' l l 'l2'--H-in -ft A .t,f?T3'::-x.zv-::rrrfff' 15- 'Tl'-: 1 1, 2 . If . My QSM- rf-f -'xx --, f-f' .. -rr' W44, ,f u 1-ff sf, ' ff KK 'V L -fr ff' 1 Thirty ' THE + CHIEF + f Q First Row : Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: DRAMATIC CLUB Marian Buckingham, Bessie Milburn, Elizabeth Klopfenstein, Ila Willoughby, Helen Scott, Eleanore Smith. Emma Rudacille, President: Wilbur Mahaffey, Billy Stone. Robert Bilger, Ray- mond Van Scoder. Richard Lewis, Bill Harris, Elizabeth Brindle, Vice President: Miriam Jones, Alberta Copsey, Mildred Beckett: Virginia Res- seger. Kathleen Henderson, Marilyn Webber, Welch Nixon, Harriet Wheeler, Inez Britton, Beal Oats, Clara Belle Eckstein, Cora Brown. Leon Mathews, Elsie Russel, Secretary-Treasurer: Cleo I-Iessler, Jeanette Chapman, Pauline Kenne, Charles Ashley, Kenneth Creeley. Charles Heffley, Paul Tompkins, Katherine McNerney, Ad- visor: Mildred Eyler, Dorothy Crooks, Stuart Bailey, Lawton Webber, Paul Moos. f tk ff. is 0 Q ,UN 2 ,N p -, . .- 'xl -Q,-,gs if , - ' 1 ,N EJ JJ ' 7 . 1,1 . . 5,fL b1-,QQ-g11f52'qi -r sign ri ' S ,ff ', -- 's,.-Jstzsf'-7-'-wzrclii' f'f,'A4 9' X Vicki 4' Y if .- - 9' ,, y lx 5 sf, Xf4Qb' fi ifQ,l:t,r .24 lf. 'J' vzffiii,-.jvri .-4 Q -In ,gpagg X -' 5 -. - ' 3 V A - -1' f , Y V Lg- flwgiiif ' ..' .--L-f -21 E f ifllilrlf 147, ff w ' ' . 'wi' - - - , ----I--4' f ., - , ty ka' I ,, f',, . , I .lfvgfff 'Ci xvglxs-,,,U,.m!,,,g5i! .3-L, ,L-.-L. If , ., K V .fd A . va' f, ,157 N ,. :..fe':gu ' -' 'i ' .,f- T if ,,, , , ff :H f .,,- .E , - i t '--as Thirty-One ' THE + CHIEF + SCIENTIFIC CLUB First Row: Paul Blum, Steve Presedacoff, Richard West, Bernard Davis. Gordon Wolfe, Secretary: Harold Wolfe, President: Robert Miller, William Stires, Frank Polachek, John Panovic. Second Row: William Dve, Kenneth Van Buren. John Burda. Harold Smith, Norene Kenne, Vice President: Thomas Sexton. Vincent Stout, Gerald Kipp, Milton Buss. Third Row: Lester Moomaw. Menifee Bradshaw, Frank Dietz, Willard Mil- ler, Louis Simmermacher, Russel Heisler, Kenneth Trimmer, Adrian Leonard. Fourth Row: Jack Brown, Charles Crouch, Advisor: Robert Lawrence: Wil- liam I-lettenbaugh. Ronald Link, Ernest Keesy. V! Q ' 5 'S 7 ff ' rf. fb fa ,Q l X qw jj' - - -Q , ., ik E-, .. ' f' -ee - , i 'ffm Q. if - a L it Q 5 , VM ,Q 1 1 4-. -jk: ,'3. . , mom , ' ff , -' ,,.L..,: 0.3 L ' r ' 'L , ' ',41,!4,Q1Q'Q. :v Y l, ...Zn 3-...n-4 TJ 1 Nui, v f,-94' ' A i ii? .i Q22 1,5 .f-' tm M ,, - ,f,,g3,, , f- ,, f ' W, It W 'IHA'-a V vw 'SPI--i1,:'E'3!?Y?fF' 122- 'jf,'!- ' wfvg ' -' . ' JQ 551' , fl! 7, , ,.xf,1- xx, 1,55 sf: - 1 ' ' - , , -' L A W' ' ep, f 1- V' 'W' N , 1-Af:: 'f--'rd il: if fa X - -ff :f 'fi' Y-pf ff , .. F - iQxiwiqh1i,p--y V. - - '39--iig Fan:- 4'-2,,f2 f'f ', if -,1.-- .... .-.-C, . xv-:fl '5 25.3 - ' Q Thirty-Two + THE + CHIEF + FRENCH CLUB First Row: Catherine Collins, Vice President: Marjorie Snyder, Mildred Heisler. Ruth Crall, Georgia Jacobs, Elsie Dawson, Clara Smith. President. Second Row: Winifred Thomas, Secretary and Treasurer: Wilson Adams. Norman Williams, Lois Clark, Sponsor. ff ' f . , - o J ,. , ' f- -: 'se -.5 .', fn, f . ,J as A if '. L-ZZ KS Q-4'-fififf Fd flitx. 'JE' 'Qi 5 - Q ,V xg. -,' .Sfio., , 4,11-,-Q If 5. W, .,-Aww' ,.,.-'. Q f N 5. 7 1 N 1 '- fm-Q 1 f'::-as' ,, ' I 2 'mae - ff 7 W C - ' ' f 'K 42 ,JF Ld' ,' -. ,Vx P' ilJMai tl ...-4 A Y' , - .,'-. .'.:f- s .yi N' ' ', -. i ,, ' , , 1 Q ,.-r--- ' .g,j,g:g?iug:a bf Ji- ,-r,.. , - - , ufqfwulv . 2 ' - '4 ' ' - V-'ff ' - ' -- ,4 , ,..,-f. ' , ,,1?:.f7 ' X-91W . 421 15' -f Yr , -- ,,-,Ig sr f- fy if , f , Q I . i 1-f QQ . I ,,.,f f . i ' I ' rw W 1 1911-3 -f .sr.'E'2:f1.f1v:1-2221 -ff fs: ' wr' ' A A ' '91 Q f f as 5. 7 ,fd I. v f I, I any, RSX .V -?n:2E --I if ? rx , W .-4 in U ', f f ,fb 1 -1- lv- ' , I' f 3-'lg' W ' ' xi Z, - -- f.,.,fffef 1 4 f ,dba-J , ,. r ,C gi,g,..i,,,., - A . ea,, , 5' Qzfy , 'T-. if 1- ... .-Q. .k , , m x'-i79'??'9w -Lf -'12 - '- -'TJ Thirty-Three + THE + CHIEF + GIRL RESERVE First Row: Emma Lou Sage. Katherine Klopfenstein, Alene Fackler, Cath- erine Collins. Hazel Armatrout, Emma Rudaqille, Treasurer: Jeanette Chapman, Ruth White, Elsie Russel. Second Row: Georgia Jacobs, Miriam Jones, Vice President: Elizabeth Brin- dle, President: Mildred Heisler, Secretary: Ruth Crall, Eleanore Wallace, Eleanore White, Lillian Nicolls, Elsie Dawson. Third Row: Marjory Snyder, Eleanore Smith, Marian Lindsay, Ruth Wooley, Norma DeVoe, Dorothy Crooks, Maxine Jacobs, Cleo Hessler. 7 4 ' s A5 J 'N ' f ., , - 'f 3-!'b,0,31, ., , J T A A 1, tix' viiffgx lf .. X Fl 1 V 'K 'fyF-:3i5'if3gfl2i,5Q14,j,iff' +,e',,4,f:fff . i ,4. E ,f x Z .a In V X 'Z'ICQbA.E.fg.1QiZ.1?4a'vf.! if Hn I IYNQZVQZQY '3' ' ,ill - E' Q 1 n V 1 6:1-qiawzhf ',P'f.2sQQt . fiiwag. hp. a ,,,.:-T ::'.3-4, , I 4 I 'PEW-4-AP' R , WW' ' .i QW.: V -if' r ,I ,',Qi',i 0 '-' 1 lf X X - jf. , i I 'I 4,9 . LQKSN, fqvqggfiftf -:g.',- - -f -f l ' -'fi Qld' N. 1 I f 4 ip,-.113 - ' vgxxwe fm.-ni ' ' ,ff 3,1 X 2' ,Q I' P 4 y. pf 4. f fi 'fdf if ' 1 V14 ,,.:-2-1 . E. xx, ,,..f l1-'2 -i Q ., bf , ,,,'f ' 2- ' lk, Q , , ea ' 6. gg f .2 11 ' - v!L2RtT :f.h-, ,i ' Z I ' 1 ' -5 f -.14 51. . - ' ' - -Y Thirty-Four + THE + CHIEF + HI-Y CLUB First Row: Robert Yochum. Harold Wolfe. Vice President: Thomas Gard- ner, Richard West, Lawton. Webber. President: Robert Tomp- kins, William Harris. Carl Greer, Fred Edwards, Albert Hollinger, Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: Richard Lewis, Raymond Cox, Walter McElfish, R. R. Jenkins, Advisor: Gordon Wolfe, Robert Paden, Leon Mathews. Robert Murray. Third Row: Robert Lawrence, Louis Simmermacher, Waldo Landis, Alfred Tanner, Sherman Fackler. 7 1 f ,V , 5 -S J A Y' .- :-. . ., ix if J' 2 A 1 7 1 2, Vjgagy. 4 gfqggrw, jyisgvx., .lj--5.1 tri, -' , ' 'Q K 2 ,7 vit' -'4 ' A ,'-zfw..M ' 'A ' A - M .A f 5 Qi f Y547 Q3N!6,lk4'Q'ZflWf 1 if F41 ' 5,3243 .A ' ,ll '7 X jkfz ,' W 4 ' y -C I Q4 gpzqggy,i7z.:f.5,i3',,Jf5.If llggggggv of 'il ,tg i ---Lai.: 1., v 15' hh 1L,.T-- X53 ,Q 5:2 v X .vpl3.sx,,Q rl 1,1 QM! , J 4-1, ' ,.--. r:'.-a-'J' V , Q ' ,syn Vg. 1 ' any ' j NZM- 2- - -f-.:..f--f , , V w , l- K f' P l I 'I lf! A' - ' QQRKM.. --vu awww' 131- f 'iii' , 'E A X94 Z ' .f li f 4 at - yyvxx- A ' 'ffl 'f- ' f 'l ZW' ' 3 H: 1. 1' f- . -af N -. ' -A f,!. ..- 4- ' -. l '1 1 ' ay- f 'fi-M' Sf, 1 fa - it 'fe .E - -.,.'f ' :fi-'Wi If ff-ff? V , 7 u35!'!1-.in--1 , i ' ' ' '-4- f?f 3-IF' 4'2f4'2 4' 1- 'iff' f' -':- -- ' . xxvxrf- 1- fi ' ' 'Y' X Q Thirty-Five + THE + CHIEF + LATIN CLUB First Row: Eleanore Smith, Mary Ulrich, Marian Lindsey, Myra McElfish, Ardeth Snyder, Jane Cochrel, Leora Jacobs. Vice President. Second Row: John Nicolls, Duane Stearns, Cora Brown, Verna Floeter, Helen Barber, Donna Gullong, Bertha Missig, Edward Jones. Third Row: Glen Anthony, President: Dorothy Nagle, Secretary-Treasurer: Lois Clark, Advisor: Maynard Doan, Charles Ashley. Robert Murray. ff J!! l 5 , -5 Q fs , I '12 ru. xg-.gagrlirk N i 1 -1 : - -' ly if jj ' 7 : J, xi-1612464 ,.-2 g- - . - , . fy X Y P-' 1 :f'ir-'Ge'-W DWG t H2221 f L f L L X ,, 3- 'N af if lt 'E-if X taxis? ' if Ml ,f ,-14 ', rf .ia fa---.'Lf - Maw, X ' 'f , : W,-L: ,L ' , ' i ,. gli izagzf' ,i4q:Q.SgQlva' 11-31549 f ' , , M---, 2.3-a ' - f fqllqliy ,iw ind? e I f. 'grip - i -Iggy. Jig- - r, .--,?,.,-.4 ,ii-I s ,,, , ' -fn ff' ol., 'rf f , :I lff-'f ' il KHRKS3' fam. yew' ---f-4 'ff' -' 'W' - .f I Af' I ,I U? H, . 14 'Z f . f 4 'pizza -f Nxxrxxa,,m3.'l 'F' ' if i' X ,'f ' ..1- ' 'I A ' 92yf ff 'mf Q14 1 'fa ,JJ , L, .g .ff fa i - .., - ' '1 ' 4 gf 4 ., 5' i lQxi!g.a.i,,.V- ,I , 4 f-Al ze-r' 1- 'f ,f --... i ...--1, xmlvf 4'- - -'-.4 .- w- NX - Thirty-Six + THE + CHIEF + HOME ECQNOMICS CLUB First Row: Dorothy Bennet, Lucille Weaver, Helen Bennet, Velma Schuck. Faith Miller, Alice Brown, Secretary: Katherine Bell. Second Row: Ora Hershiser, Amelia Vogel, Eleanore Robinson. Secretary- Treasurer: Vera Ritz, Pesident: Mildred Eitle. Helen Faith, Geneva Michener, Evelyn Meisner. Juanita Robinson. Third Row: Alice White. Gladys Beamer, Sue Weller, Sponsor: Catherine Hannel, Catherine Rieder, Kathleen Pollinger. riff f I . N J fx ', A Ng . f. 1 ' JJ ' T . e - j ir-zfrf4m+f,1.a .fm-: ,. wf -1. y --- ' . 1'-1-.is:-y+.'1f:5r:1 ' Zfe v M , e- ll i X '-' 'T' -1'x!rfZ!.'fff4 ,-'Q I Vi' Leif J ' M - , ' Q N ' 1, .1- 644 5,655 1 r .,5,g5,,q,a ,,.-3,323 , y 4 nf 7 In L B A , yllqjwkl - , xwqfitdv fr 'QV ' igiih- ,Q 1 ' '- --.:,,,-f ,ri , ,- , W' ' ,. ff f'-, X of - 14,1 il f H, 'pn . v ' 7 ,fig n l , I-23? - rmW9Pnil-gmggggffl-l ggi- '21 'I Ji: A' -f-1 , ' -'Q A 34- W L. , f,, I ,, ,f , 1 pugz- - Qxxxvzpqafffgi ' ,.f- '- t fi ...-1 , .. af, 1 , iff '11-4' Q 1 , .1 'fa iff- kt A it -f' AT- -W .., 'f- 1 1 ,I 1 - 1-f' -' -4, ' x W -' 'I ,,, V . Y . '.-AY L., 3-mr' 4'if3y '7' 1 1,1 f ff -.:: .. .. V if-I I .3'l'l2-:L -' c- Y ' fi Thirty-Seven + THE + CHIEF + MANUAL TRAINING First Row: Robert Miller, President: Lester Houghton. Mike Collins. John Springer. Vice President: George Sands, Harold Schodorf, Sec retary: Wayne Dawson. Second Row: John Vogel, Frank Dietz, John Schiffel. Treasurer: Thomas Gardner, John Benson, Steve Zadrovic, Raymond Steifel. Spon sor: Reed White. Roger Whetstone. Walter Channing. y X I , T jf Naan .1 - fbw I 'R f W N Us ,J 7 , 6 Jfff 524539 'Z 4-'7.Z'i'4'-S ffl-2 59 Ai . A 7 W X Q: 5 J. , 41, A 4- if All 5 44 - g' .-111:-iw-1.-4 4 'vi 2' Y 3 - f : 2 213153 mPf:1159'QId :1-'Mil ag-' f ' ..::F'.-1-.5-1 Q - - , ,AWN l X.-:Q fav , X ws, Q- i'-193, f - - .- ,., ' fr ,,?p ,f I f, N-9-V , vit, -f , --- '- - .-,rd Q. - , V f 3,9 f l 'I'z.!'f '12 xlQKYxs,u.:,v:,Rgy?,v -L-,:- fji- -' ,W . ., A V ,fa Aj' - JEL' 2 :..fz'::: - - -,L . 2 Ziff - 'jx' Q f QB, l1,1:a -p-'gi-J -sT- hx -J-ff. fa ,nuff 4 1 f , 9 4 ' X , , f!! j4'f-, , ,zjwl ' F ELI, A, ..,1v' Thir ty-Eight + THE + CHIEF + MATHEMATICS CLUB First Row: Maynard Doan, Secretary-Treasurer: Lewis Crooks, Vice Presi- dent: Wilbur Baker. James Warner. Ernest Gates, Raymond Cox. Second Row: Floyd Corbin, Paul Fackler. Duane Stearns. William Benson, Robert Murray, Edward Jones, John Nicolls. Third Row: William Lloyd, Cleneth Spencer. Mason Doan. Edgar Smith, Er- vin McNeal. President: Elma Hills, Sponsor. f if 4 ' 4 s ' AN' 2 f' 1 , 0 ,JQ5 v- s1qfs,g,g1. Q . f P. 1 J ? A A1 , '-.fa ,Nm f x-v.4'.7i,qf,: , 1 ing , 'Jf -q, l 0' s ,,, 4 QE 13317406 fa:-em cgi? if n lf Z X 3 , 7 i. l W9 i.-'S?.3if7?'55'2 ' 4 in v fiiifis' 2 fi' u . T - ' x 3 ,4 21 'll Z .wana '4Ia'5l9.'L'k !'0 'wi 1 ww If Ma, - - - v fi 5 U , 634 Vqhgh ,!?.,t.j.3q2?AJ' L-A I4 51431 t' , f' f-.f - Y Y V A Q A W I, -LAT-i X '-ea ffm -'W with wi W :nf-Qu, v!- -1 -- . f . l r 1354 P3129 , 4 N451 y'- NMS a -' - '-' -fi-f : 4 v i 'O' f' 1 - 14412, iz'- fm I ,..f- will , , I AXA K , f o,, f , f 'I 1,2 V Www. :vwn?Y'ff' -g,-:- fi' , 'r A 4 5 .K Z ,-W -I X f 4 ,plana .f N,E,,:vm,,1Q in. In 1 ,f- .Z-L Y ,. A Y fl Y all-IM, Q I 1 '-24 -ii-s R Vi..- 'X A ,171 .-- ..- ff1f '1' fp! ' , ff-f J- F Bl!-ga F Y .- E, - '- ,4 sf'- 3-.f ,,.z 4 ff if cv ... - . W2-1 - E ' -..2 --rr - Thirty-Nine + THE + CHIEF ' NATU RE CLU B First Row: Mary Flucsa, Verna Eloeter. Corinne Elder. Mary Marquart, Ruth White, President: Rhea Hollinger. Edna Shanks, Emma Lou Sage, Alene Eackler. Second Row: Mildred Smith. Lucille Renner. Edna Van Buren, Savannah Weaver, Helen Barber. Donna Gullong, Genevieve Baker, Eliza- beth Work, Ernest Keesy, Richard Williams. Third Row: Bertha Missig, Jane Cochrel, Lillian Nicolls, Edna Martin. Eileen Bradshaw, Catherine Durham, Marjorie Williams, James Niles, Rodney Owens. Fourth Row: Myra McElfish, Florence Snyder, Anna Wayland. Secretary: Mrs. Verna Williams. Advisor: Willard Jacobs, Frances Cross. ! . f , - 'S 7 ,- f X , 3 Vai'-b,p,:1-x if 'v , 1 X JJ , 7 . 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Miriam Jones, Leon Mathews. Thomas Gardner, Paul Moos, Russel Fraser, Walter McElfish, Robert Tompkins, William Harris, Harold Wolfe, Carl Greer. Fred Edwards, Welch Nixon, Gordon Wolfe. Howard Moulton. Paul Tompkins, Robert Lowe. Mason Doan. Richard Lewis, Albert Hollinger. Richard Williams, Lawton Webber. John Miller. f I A, QA W . ,ww J A ' f gig ,fa i t l X :ft V jj' QW , 1 , M L'-7 :v,4Q4 fi:715 :Pdf-'txa 'ff 'Qs 0' Q 1 ' ff - -.-fr.-'-1----mf.-M 4' 4,-,fa -s N Pf y M ,rg -, 1 T Y, i, 4:3-Q l3gga1.3.-::4--by, 94 .5 v flue?-,Mg A , ' ' R 1 K - 5, 7. W lx if Al Q Xaf X a f' if ,vi ff' .3 We 9 5-f ' 'f1'f:1'Stf 'Wi' 1:03553 5 , ' T ' ..:-1. ' 2.41 . f fi! I V Sis 'Z-29' 1 -T 'W QW WWE. H - . M -f.:,f-1. ' it J l ' N . ' ,- - fz, .gi V, i.-, S V 2 fo 1' WY IliA53ll3 -' sxssrS'Y'3:'lf1s'z1'?2f'f 1:1 'Z- -: Mifi - ui N11- L' 2 i f lf. 1 AQRHQ, Q 'fn'-22 :?..':.-J ' 1? 'i U21 .. 'E:t 4L:4'ce 'i ff ---- 5. .--Y. .Jkh .4 Xvlh 'ZV -.. 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R I wg:-4 f-'-'fp ' -, Y Tw - Forty-Six U A115113 Q 5 ag fgfgfgiy FF INTRODUCTIGN TO MUSIC ' T H13 + CI1II3F + BAND Trumpets: Waldo Landis, Paul Meyers, Paul Fackler, Leroy Vv'hitcum. Rex Landis, Cleneth Spencer, Robert Murray. Kenneth Skinner. Alto Horns: Roy Hillis, Harold Sprague. Trombones: Lyle Landis, William Stires. Baritones: Harold Wolfe, Robert Beamer. Tubas: Edward Jones, Earl Darling. Sousaphone: Sherman Fackler. Clarinets: Carl Greer, Alfred Tanner, Elsie Dawson, Walter Duffy, Gerald Baker, Carl Duffy Qabsentj. Saxaphones: Walter McElfish. Fletcher Bilger. Scott Sage, Marvin Creel, Elsie Russel, Gordon Austin. Piccolo: Gerald Shields. Drums: Virgil Long, Ervin McNeal. George Russel, Lewis Crooks. Drum Major: Fred Hawk. Director: Ramon W. Current. V7 4 .f . , - '5 7 ri ' A V CF 5426: NIS! ' 'grgiisgy , .,4 1 X 1 . JJ 'P 1 lin., I 5. X -,,--3.1.3 ,14,:s,X, Rf M, - Y is ', V a fl--2-4 ? q'-'gflii wg v M Z-X 2- Q P- .- r-:Q 'rz. ,1,',-.5'. 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Jane Cochrel, Myra McElfish, Ardeth Snyder, Donna Gullong. Iota Shirey, Florence Houston. Marilyn Webber. Inez Britton, Marjoria Matthias. Gertrude Matthias. Dorothy Nagle, Emogene Ramsdell, Dorothy Crooks, Ruth Wooley, Ruth Leibengood. Florence Benson, Chloris Oliver. Lucille Jacobs, Nancy Miller, ' Elizabeth Brindle, Marjorie Snyder, Faith Miller, Doris Mills. Cleo Hessler, Elsie Russel, Lucy Eckstein. Anna Marila Wayland. Jeanette Chapman. Leora Jacobs. Ruth Beelman, Winifred Thomas, Eileen Bradshaw. K! , 1 is AT.Q,.. AVA GJW 2 fs Y --.I I I gMN!a'e:'1fam XX A Q' . 1 fasrsey Q.. ., it .2 J E 1 X at -4 -ii.. .ri-163912 A-' f .1221 W, 3 f -5 ' A 'ki 'fit'-: 2'4'-?.', R1 ' 'MW ' 'V' 4 D ' Q ff ' X S 5 Iii! 'SQ f liiisiixiiw ll' ff' -li y rf '05 MX ' , . 4: f'4..!-:'- f -' , ,diff 4 X ,4 ,, fgg-ii ,1Pf:2i9Qvf4 wgaiaij g. f .. .:,:f'::ga:- if Yi a ' , '- - . 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Current. ,f f P , ,A i nj.: ,- f S f, 1 J' T' . li. dw 5 Nr a y 'i Z4?fm?f. 1 . ya, 1 , b of ,, S' N 'Eff 'f9l3'f' 'J 'L ill! -' --...s:- .. - ' il A' L-'+- . p 4 . .. 4 1 , r 'f f Y fg11e,was1' l 'e.f-zsefzvz Maze 'I+ , -1- - -Sf. :. f Ll if vw,g6,:f4f? , i fv ' .iwirr fm , - , ,, ' ': ,.IZ'- - ,f ,Ii Q .ie R f -. if vs-1.1-a Wt,??7::'1'f'fl'll ' 5' f-:: K ff 'U L --fr o' 412' 4x F f - f .Z feet' ,i Z ' 1 ff' f 1.-2' gi. . Q Fifty-One + THE + CHIEF + ts- v 2 s E TI-IE PROLOGUE SCENE FRGM THE BLUE MCDON ff' 'lf ' ., ',.. ., N 7 ,- Y, SEZ Xx x I - 'P I , , s- 'tiff vkffigxa Sf - i ,g 'V 1' ,R N 3-s3gQSmgfA:v1.1uf1 fs-f A, 1 ' E f' I 'lawgaffl ' 13: 7 1' K ' 4 X 2 sy-SX , 9,-V .' if I, .I an -f wt -.r: w9 101' wwi. A -E - f f Efzflfi : N E ' 1 WN T LA- ' x,. f f xg 4 .1 Q.. . K 4 wg 274' f 1 ., WW' ' imtg? ,E- 1 -W '- - ,. ' A f' . P I il W'- 'Sum -.......,.?:2f .--, ff .f We' - ff ,,-'I' 1 ,Q I 1- 1 f 1 -1-3 -f . . .-,:'l-:,,-L.-V-zz' I 21: 'ns , . Q fx t- I 1, , . A 1 pfw. yx!y-.ff,,,,.L '.,,. , N ,W --, E f '-,- N if-1 if-4' 5 1 ,I I W L-Z W ' - xl ..-ff' 'P i - -M f' 1 ,f E A 'f 7 ,x1yAX .- v - ,As ' '-'?4'f, jf! , ff ,.-L.. 'rirkff u 7--.inrlx -1 A f g Fifty-Two ,lg-ff--f -l' -- INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL EDUCATION + THE + CHIEF + OUTLINE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education Department for Girls is new with this school year. There is a vital need of stimulating in girls the love of free and vigorous athletic activities so that they shall be less frail and better able to meet the emergencies of life. It is this interpretation of the need of Girls Physical Education that guides our Department. It is vigorous play taught to girls that leads to self- confidence, control and coordination of muscle, and a general energizing of the whole system. The development of leadership, initiative and self-confidence in the girls who are to have the tremendously increased responsibilities that women must carry in another generation is surely of vast importance. If they can be encouraged to think, judge and act on their own responsibility. they gain an asset that should prove of great future value. In attempting to introduce a program it was kept in mind that the plan would be entirely in the nature of an experiment. The sports were chosen arbitrarily, and are in the process of being thoroughly tried out this year. The sports are intramural and are run interclass. managed by the four class managers who are selected by the girls in each class., The members of the Girls' Varsity Basketball Team were given extra. points this year. This is the Point System drafted for use this year: Points to earn for Awards: 100 Points-fChampionshipj-Class Numeral. 600 Points-A 5-inch fancy block W. MAJOR SPORTS MINOR SPORTS Basketball Hiking Baseball Swimming Track Tennis Shape of ACTIVITY POINTS CLASS EMBLEM QWith Class Numeral Basketball ,.L... ...LL F irst three ........,. 100 each Circular Second three ......., 75 each Third three ...,....,. 50 each 30 Baseball ,,.. . ...,. First three ........,. 100 each Diamond Second three ....,.,. 75 each Third three .......... 50 each 31 ,V f 1 1555, 0.4 . NI ,- s7.52'1N fha ii 'X Q ' 2- A 47 V I' , y i :'IMifi3i'16 3QRYl!'l1VYY'i!?5?Y7 'l 122- 'if-: will! ' - A ' fi Af ' 1 ' '1' f WJ'- ' 5 ' 3 night' T. - 4 '- PJ 1 . ...ci if , -fx Fifty-Four r THE + CHIEF + Track ..... ,.,,,. F irst ......., ....... 1 00 Oval Second .... .... 7 5 Third .... .... 5 0 32 Swimming ..,,... First ........ ...lO0 Rectangular Second .... .... 7 5 Third .... .... 5 0 33 Tennis ..r.. ..,... Singles First .,...., ,,..,.. 1 00 Rectangular Second ....,.... ,... 7 5 Doubles First Qeachj ....... .... 5 0 30 Second Ceachj .......... Z5 Hiking ..... ........., ..,,..... 1 00 points Square 31 CRequirements-One three mile. one five, and four ten mile hikes first semester Four ten mile hikes second semesterxj Physical Education .....,.. First ................................ 100 Triangular Second .... ....... 7 5 Third .,,. 50 32 Based on: Physical Ability ......,. 40 Posture .......... .. ..,aaa. 30 Sportsmanship .,a.,.,, 30 Health Habits .,.............. l00 points Semi-circle 33 QRequirements-Observance of an approved health program.j Committee for Judging-Member of Faculty-Class M anager-Director of Girls. The girls in the Physical Education Department have given three demonstra- tions of their work this year. The first one included marching tactics, folk dances, calisthenics, stunts. stunt relays. games and mass competitions, Cshowing the development from simple games to more technical play, that is, games governed by rulesj. The second demonstration was in Basketball. the first and second varsity teams in action. Folk dances. club and dumb-bell drills, were also a part of this program, The third was a pageant in music and dancing. Solo dances and group dances brought the story of Spring, the Queen of Youth to an audience interested in work of this Department. X 4 .- . , 'N J f- K V ,MIZQ g,c!'.5,A,i:g gif T Y ' . gn 1 N QQ? jj .':i.c , -P l in QQ Hifi? 4v.-siifwf mi? ' ' f .. '7 ' I .- 41.35-.4 -f,:,5 :GJ 4 6- f ji 0 W f qw 4' Y if i' ... g ' ,, l '59 wi? 'bfi 22',aQ?2.'af0 . . , s ' - X -1 WJW-N l .,l4f Hr' '42stf.f b5f-1-M ' w 'wi 'we Q V' -li ' e iv -. F .-- Y f ' l L, af- z 5 ..i muon i I fa . I -- f l , ?',,Ff,q,gf5.i'. .rsh IVQY1, .I ways, ' 1 ,ig ,LAR - D-1- ,-4 ' X10 X V .. we-e.,Z 5-'W u,V.5J.,g9-tt 'M rl' 3-,vt f flr- ,- - -1 - - --2: f . l b ii? L4-49 ' 'Milf ' VW' -3' ' - 4-1:- - 4.51: - 0' 'I' ii ' R 7 fer, ' I l i'l?f'f.iil5 s,.,'f'Hs-sf.-f-fir-evf 1-T' 1 - i ' 'fa A 2' . f . 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Third Row: Christine Hellensmith. Emogene Ramsdell. Marian Lindsay. Anna Marila Wayland, Marjorie Rudasill, Julia Ann NVani- check. 7 X ' , , a , A N J ,R f , N fx ,gin . 'D ' 'W ,a.-ff11sf...s4s.-w,..' ai'-W 5 - -. Vu 7 iP-- 15f'5:f'lfCg,'2fpG7,l, ' 'fr I 'mm If q. E - - , 5 3- 9 1 A I 'ez- W 'V 'xi. ' -WM?-. - , ' I . '-' W: ' 1 f qi ' ' ' Q' 'G' 4 -'. ' MM- - 2 -' - - ' ' - . l has - f Mr .3 ii f. f - , - 1:-fr P - P 1 . E x K. .X ,f 4 ilzgigkgb Nfgfggivigygwgpggsyl 1.-2 'ji if mt . .f D ,f ,J kllif- V I 7 Y f' ' MW QNX? wwf? ' --A ' 1 l ' IZ ' Wf- ff 'A ,aff sl, I 1---. - '- Kia -f' - --'X - ..,'fff' -' rf, X, - F lQxxsiq..i,.-,if ,. f - '-33' 4iA,v4' 'Z yn jf -.. -1. , I- XSz2:r ffvfi?-' -v Q Fifty-Eight + THE + CHIEF + BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION First Row: John Nicolls, William Benson, Charles Ashley, Alfred Tanner, Harold Wolfe, Thomas Gardner, Wayne Dawson, John Panovic. Milton Buss. Second Row: Earnest Gates, Robert Miller, Forest Coder. Harry Collins, Nor- man Williams, Edgar Smith, William Dye, Roy Hillis. Paul Blum, Third Row: Reed White, Earl Darling, Clayton Dermer, Russel l'-Ieisler, Gordon Austin, Kenneth Trimmer, Frank Polacheck. Fourth Row: Robert L. Taylor, Director: Donald Robinson. , . N 2 Q.i,, fs'ev-iffncfs s , j 'R , k1,,.u.g11l?42,rf,-2 533 . .. Q Q . 1 1 fbifflsfi mfgfagf :XS 'fi ly r Az- I. , 25 2 ' t S t ' alll O -14.1 f, '-122 33: 6351:--i?'f' 'wi' Q' Y, ' ..'- ' '- ' C :,,v,,qb,hfl-. n.Qva ffAJQlP I , ll ,1-.r -...-.2,4E., - 1- 1- - V I1 L, - - 6,84 ,ey , raw. sm: ry on-9,1 ls 1- - 1-4: 1. f A l u 'vtf.gh0fv ' ,-'XXI-44 -'. MM? -. ... ,-f L' , ,. xl-X 4.49 f adv ,-.,-,- ,., , Q-' .1 - i 1 . ff' f ff - 1 2 w .-.'-A -flux, sm. 3-:J -- f- .. ' - -f , ' -ff A ii-- ' i f yi. . 'ui VAR, ff 7 0.4 - I - K if If f 4 ' ,farpia WW: 52,2222 1, . -'- ,e- -1:7 ,K Ng -IL. ,gg VT - , 4 f- if te 'M' S I f ' ' 'T lx --. . 4 - lv 1 f-ff .. r ' - '-its izzf' gif 7' 4. f 1 ,V P lf -.-:..- .... , ' . Div' ' ' A' Tl ' T Fifty-Nine + THE + CHIEF + First Row: Second Row : Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sixth Row: BOYS, PHYSICAL EDUCATICN Robert Lawrence, Harold Schodorf, Richard Kovasckitz, John Schiffel. Raymond Cox, Wilson Adams, John Springer, Russel Heisler, Bernard Davis, Merle Henry, William Lloyd. Joe Roe. James Stout, Bill Harris, Wilmer Ellis, John Burda. Steve Zadravic, Thomas Sexton, Robert Bilger, Willard Fritz, Harold Smith, John Vogel, William Stone, Welch Nixon, Vincent Stout. Albert Hollinger, Fred Edwards, Richard Williams, Robert Paden. Paul Blum, Raymond Van Scoder, William Hettenbaugh, Tony Colish, Paul Myers, Lazar Kostoff, Robert Lowe. Richard West, Willard Miller, Ernest Keesy, Wilbur Mahaffey, Maynard Doan, Frank Dietz. James Warner.. Willard Jacobs, Gerald Kipp, Jack Brown, Roland Link, Walter Channing, Francis Cross, Edgar Smith, William Warren, Frank Polacheck, Kenneth VanBuren, Floyd Corbin. Steve Presadacoff, Wilbur Baker, Norene Kenne, Rodney Owens, Roderick Heiser, Robert Miller, Irvin McNeal, Norman Williams, Harry Collins, Edward Jones, Adrian Leonard. Forest Coder, Charles Lindsey, Reed White, Robert Gray, Robert Murray, Paul Fackler. f f , 1 7 ,- '-: f Nlgf fm 0 I5 WNY? ?72f f.:ts f ff' J' 'W 1 B v. l'.,3Z'g'1?Q .'., .'., ., ix :A J I 5 I--1 0.4 amass ffzrf- if as I - fr H 5112?-ff'- '4':f4 f'-' 9 s1' W? 'A - - f- - S X 'F 9' f M ,J ,552 y gl yy Alu is ,i v if H is In r'f.f7f Wf QW'2 4 S ..' ' .--fl. if-3. ' f KVWN V ff ,ff-f f Q19 ' higyqf ,,,- ,N - I -f-:arf-r .LL,.-43 ,, ,. V i I V '. fl II:-K'-l'3 -f' xN4,'YP32'1.f7?:!H?!f ' -1-'S' 'lr-I: Fifi' ' - - Y 5 Al ' Aj 2. , mf Sl? 'f 'f1, in f. My 'Li' in i '4 Vjfw ff eff., , -A : I ' sxw -' Q lv , . Y' -44 f-,,a,,f 4. -:fag . ff -T , .L ,-a - Sixty + THE + CHIEF + ,i ,A AC A. ' ,, ,,, SPECIAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION GROUP QFOOTBALL SQUADJ First Row: C. I. Landis, Superintendent: Lawton Webber. Bernard Davis, George Sands. Earnest Gates, John Miller. Kenneth Creeley, Bill Harris, R. L. Taylor. Coach. Second Row: Charles Heffley, Robert Lowe, Robert Sidell. Raymond Cox, Richard West, Robert Miller. Norman Williams, Lester Hough- tOl'l. Third Row: Waldo Landis, Francis Cross, Alfred Tanner, Richard Lewis, Albert Hollinger. John Springer, LaVerne Smith. Richard Williams, Charles Crouch, Assistant Coach. FourthRow: Kenneth VanBuren, Carl Cox, Assistant Manager: Floyd Hellensmith, Manager: Robert Yochum, Russel Eldred, Steve Prescdacoff, Mason Doan, Lazar Kostoff. ff f ' f ,, H 2 A . A 1 .g 3. 3' 5,414 fn, ' 1 , 11 7 A ,fn W Nt , ,QQ z 'y Mk X ' re-Q e fW.'v'4'4'1 , ' as .4929 ' 'i L Y L , - , 5:15 .5 5, Iqgiekifh ,,' f it to V ' ' As: i gil-H li f f', ,'if!.'-:QTY-'. , Lf- M535 N - -. - i - , - f ' ' lt .- wist ! '- f 1 - it WI-. f, A ,is ffm ff v Lynx - I wwe.. ,i- , -- -f,-:,f-5 .xi-5' .X F- O N v Q - ,V Q I 'I,k,g'zl',a NxvimRSus!il-rynunggga,cf -:,-:.- -':f ,- i' - .1 A I 'I -'qi A 221, , ,I . 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Such fun this job hunting! You know, being a college man, I never wear a hat. Yesterday I was in a book shop waiting to be hired when a lady came in. picked up a book and handed me tw'o dollars. To-day I'm going to loiter in a piano store. W D li Ph 7 Elmer Jr.: Why does a stork e 9 Iver one '68 stand on one leg? , H 1 11 Myrtle Ave. Willard. Ohio Elmer Sr I don t know' Elmer Jr.: Because if he lifted it, Service and Quality Is Our Motto he'd fall down. X J. x,.9.,.A 6 WSJ ,- I JJ f 7 . .. V4 rig? ,V Q. U Zx g 4, P' iimml my -ig S a ' P- - --71,7-TE, - 1W ., , V- ' . - ' -'--i-- - if I s f ' - f f MLB igif-1 1' 'F -:L T -'J A P yyfff 'f t-f 'LM' sf ,t I 'fa Q'- 'ill -,Z ff? -X ' 1 ww f, .. 7 biwsgqifip--f - . W--- ?I'4'2H5 4' if T' ---W. 3. .i-2.7.-- xxvxyi 'fungi' -' f 'T Sixty-Three +THE + CHIEF + Compliments of cemcSmd1os TIFFIN.OHIO PHOTOGRAPHS In This Annual made by A. L. HOLMES 5-21 ffilltiv Any Photograph Can Be ordered from A. L. HOLMES by paying SOC Myrtle Ave. Willard. Ohio Mother freadingj Little Tommy Tucker, sang for his supper. Walter McElfish: 'iWhat's his theme song, Ma? lla: I feel like a nice, cool malted milk. How about you? John S.: I dunno. What's a nialted milk feel like? Russell Fraser: Were you trying to catch that street car? Howard Moulton: Oh, no indeed. I was merely frightening it away from this corner. Caesar: Fine chariot driver you are, letting Ben Hur walk over you like that. Whassa matter with you? Chariot Driver: It's not my fault, it's those stowaways on the axle, sire, three or four of them. Stude: Are you sure Mr. Landis is not in? Jeannette: Do you doubt his word? Louis S. fin Clevelandj: Is this a first class restaurant? Head Waiter: Yes, but if you sit in that dark corner, we'll serve you. Vogel: Do you have modern methods on your farm? Heisler: No, our filling station is 1922 model. Ovffcw NIS! 47' . 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' -ff ty A ' p I ,.. af .. 5 ii Sixty-Four +THE + CHIEF + DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED 0:0 0:0 0:0 Our Specialty Is Smart Style in HABERDASHERY and Made-To-Measure Clothes Styles for Young Men 1 o o 4.0 0.0 ooo JUMP'S SMART SHOP Myrtle Ave Willard, Ohio In Ash1ey's Boot Shop Eugene Permanent Waving There is No Wave Like a Eugene Wave Because There is N o Sachet Like the Eugene Sachet 63 For Appointment Call MRS. EVA JACOBS Phone A-335 222 Dale Ave. Compliments of STAPF'S DRUG STORE Dance and Dine Magazines. Candies Biology Victims: Going up to hear that lecture on appendicitis? Another Study: Nope, I'm sick of hearing those organ recitalsf' Neighbor: Do you drive your own car? Mr. Fraser: No, I have a boy in high school. Robert Jr.: Mother, how did daddy become a teacher in Willard High School? Mrs. Taylor: So you've begun to wonder, too, have you? and Bill Benson: I owe all I know T b about Latin to you. 0 accos Miss Clark: Pray don't mention such trifles. Famous dying words. I didn't Where the Crowd Goes know you assigned that. ff' iaien , ,MN 7 ' f- 1 ,- ,sift-,Qs 31:41 fi 'y ' 9.f -,, 4 5'-Eg., ra 'fs - ' - 1, gain? Dizzexvgg y 5, g - 'i?f 5 ,f 'V vi 'mick ff f ix -X fef x J MA-' ,L ff ,fd , Wm ff f 'ff? l2' I 1iW.i'f-1' J'fua.7' ,1 ,Z -iii 'I li .,-V if V 47' M y I 4 if Sxxaizqgyigfg-1I?igT:,. F xrlflr- - I1 A 4 , I 1. ' . '-M1 Q! I -If ,lfi . -,, in IA ' 14 in 4.61 1 1 ,ix -- 5 kfslussivinv-r-1 ' 1' 2.-r 'i'3.4e i f, if -..:- .... ...Q e.,f , Xszwagfg. -fi: -.Qi -f--'Eg asc Sixty-Five +THE+ CHIEF r Your Future and Spencerian ij ARE you going to college? Are you going to take a job? In either case -Spencerian School holds a strategic place in your future. A Spencerian business training will give you the edge over the other person, and put you in the lead. Wrz'te for a catalog SPENCERIAN SCHOOL of Commerce, Accounts and Finance 3201 Euclid Ave. 3200 Chester Ave. THE CANDY sold to WILLARD HIGH SCHOOL is bought from F. J. BANTA and SON CO. Lima. Ohio Dutch W.: Pity is akin to love. Gordon W.: Perhaps, but Alice accepts no substitutes. Miss Hedden: I wonder who this telegram is from? Miss Clark: Western Union. I re- cognize the handwriting. Dumb Dora Says: He could not have a minor operation, because he is not over twenty-one. Web: Say, Babe, how were your grades last semester? Babe: Jules Verne. Web: I-Iow's that? Babe: Twenty thousand leagues under lst Teacher: I haven't seen your wife lately. 2nd Teacher: No, I think she moved and forgot to give me her address. Dick: I've rung this door bell for hours and Leora won't answer. Vince: Make a noise like an ice- man, Mildred: Is Mr. Smooth the sort of man you'd want to introduce to your mother? Marge: Heavens no! She might want to marry him herself. f , , W 1 J ,- f '-r il X,'S,4'.'fs w ai, rw..-..x, -f' -Q. -'r if M -f 'aa'-4 b+m..9'. v .lf if i-is Pi , f it 71' ,,1 M 1 .f ' 4 In 44 2 .5-zu!-.f':':-4 1 P xgggf' -' , 442' - Q - 1, 4 , - r '3mf ' w5ssv2W K Q. -:: :'-:L-. A f ww'-it V ,agile 1, . 3 'Exif ' iwx- gf- - ff-Z- 1 ggi?-1 ., - N, V I , 1 - . I 1 2, v-.-.w sms, ...J ,,,. ff .f - ,,- . ., A,- X f ', f f uv- -'.'1'l1'l?lF::'- --f .f'1 , MW' - ' ' '3 L Q!! 'fi' I Ama, -QWXT-yr'-Q32 -1.3-, --v:- Km 5, ,ig I 4 .1 4-My 1 ' - cf X 4' , . N ,- AY ' 2-----4 -A ,a-19 :6 'ff 1.5 . .. ..,..4,... . -I -:D A u SixryfSix + THE + CHIEF + ANOTHER LINCOLN STORY I once steered a raft down the Mississippi, said Lincoln, and it went along beautifully with the cur- rent, but I didn't meet any rafts go- ing up stream. They were all steam- boats. Good Luck to the Seniors WILLIAMS PHARMACY R. K. Williams Warren Silliman Margaret Easterlin Coburn Best Wishes to The Class of 1930 F. E. JONES Staple and Fancy Groceries Phone No. 7 Myrtle Ave. Miss Hedden: Who wrote Ivan- hoe? Eugene Permanent Waving I A Billy Stone: 'Hart Shaffner and 1 Marx. Marcell1'ng - Mr. Crouch: Now who can tell me why man is superior to women? Manicuring Ruth Crall: I suppose he is super- ior to women because women was : made from one of his spare ribs. HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP -l- . 'I Phone 368-A Main Street Mr. West. Say. fellow, how come you flunked your geology? Son Richard: Because I didn't know my rocks. , -: '7 '. .1-1. - flux 7 Q 'R A W Le H Q. fr' 44' Il I - fi: QI if QIJQAW 'G M f1..rf1l'fG'Vi-'A Q fi' 222211 2 ,- , g - ' ' 'fdBf1 l' i'ff'1..i?4'Q flfaazfe-f ' I 34- ' --T'-it I f Wlhsii v ,-44? 2 91' ' Aly,-fi' -2? if - 1 -:- - uni -e , Vi Q 2:9 f i f l H'1 ..i'5 'S s.s3'5'Ez'1'fv'rzw?F ' 11- 'lflg 'WT'-' - 'I 0 NJ' ' we, iz Nl ,-X E., gtg? 2 ...gf . ..-. ., l ' fl Sixty-Seven + THE + CHIEF + America's Largest Corporations Employ T. B. U. Graduates In 1929 The employment records, and position bulletin of Tiffin Business University for 1929. contain the names of ngnety-one cor- porations employing graduates during the year. Many of these as indicated below, are among America's largest industrial firms. T. B. U. graduates have been sent annually to some of these firms for more than twenty years. many of them employing ten. twenty. thirty. some forty. and two as high as sixty former T. B. U. students. One of Tiffin's largest firms employed eleven T. B. U. grad- uates permanently, and seven for temporary work. a total of eighteen. in 1929. Exactly fifty students were placed with Tiffin firms in 1929, as against thirty-two in 1928. T. B. U. specializes in Technical Courses, Thoro Training. and Satisfactory Placement. How many T. B. U. graduates can you name who are unemployed today. Try it! The following are the names of the larger firms employing graduates in 1929: 1 Federal Government C71 2 Firestone Tire Co. Q51 3 The Swift Packing Co. 4 The General Motors Co. 5 The Ohio Power Company 6 The Morris Packing Co. 7 Goodrich Tire E5 Rubber Co. 8 The Atlantic 'iff Pacific Co. 9 The Sherwin-Williams Co. 10 The DeVilbis Company ll The Ohio Crane Co. 12 Goodyear Tire Company Q81 13 The Salesbook Company 14 The American Magnet Co. 15 The Libbey-Owens Co. 16 The Cooper Tire Company 17 Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co.Cl81. 18 The Union Trust Company 19 The Refiners' Oil Co. 20 Toledo Terminal Ry. Co. 21 The National Carbon Co. 22 The France Stone Company C41 23 The Porcelain Products Co. 24 New York Central R. R. Co. 25 The Armour Packing Co. 26 The Ohio Seamless Tube Co. 27 The Defiance Spark Plug Co. 28 Bentley Bros. Construction 29 The Ohio Fuel i5 Gas Company 30 B. E4 O. Railroad Company 31 Meilken Steel Safe Company 32 City Loan 8 Savings Company A number of the young men received 51.- 100, 51200. 51500. 51700 and one 51960 per annum. ' Several of the young women received 51,- 200. 51.440 and 51500 per annum. Miss Lillian Otto received the highest salaried po- sition of the year. 5200 per month. She was placed in the Mentor. Ohio, high school. One of the best opportunities in America today open to young men and women is in business. Monday of this week a representa- tive of a 560,000,000 corporation spent half a day at the school interviewing four young men for immediate positions. A call was re- cently received from the Firestone Tire B Rubber Co. for a young man stenographer at 5150 per month to start. The college of- ficials have definite information concerning former young men graduates who are today earning 53.000, 55.000, 58.000, 510- 000. 512.000 and one 520.000 per annum. WRITE FOR LIST OF 170 POSITIONS FILLED IN 1929 Accredited by the State Department of Education of Ohio SUMMER TERM OPENS JUNE 2 TIFFIN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY ff 'I - y - 'Ti 7 r-s .K 'V '-: 1. ,-grin cu, Y i j 57.3 5 '.4 I x Cf: 7 .-b. 2? - 1 Q-- Tahiti aiddnx. '-l- 'e- - s xl ff'-: -Sf-9-4 -.fgizallf W1-. 4':a a wif W v 111 f I .fgyiify I2gaZ21f2f Ii Qu , , ' 4 fly! 4X4 f, ,f 1,-4-tiitslffga-4 Q tu, e- . -, -, - Y Y ' B f .f .--LJ ff -u 'ixffv-... ii- . X-911 ' ' infix: ' 'T I v : ,: V . nf .I P l 1 4 ,,2A:y3L3 ,L,-3. ji: 1 t' 914, 1 Z7 if-2' 1-'-M' 51 .V 1 '54 W it - V' . .,. , GZ -- 7 - . QEESQFI-: , 'T' 4- -5: ff'-V ' fc --' 1 -,L- .. - -iQ?F . -Y' f' ml Sixty-Eight l + THE + CHIEF + Compliments of Groceries of Quality LATI-IAM H. BENEDICT The Store of Service Real Estate -- Loans -- Insurance WISE 'S GROCERY Phone 392 Willard, Ohio Phone 169 Myrtle Ave. Headquarters for Printing of All Kinds THE WILLARD TIMES ff, V 1 , 5 X 2 fx ' 2 !'n-.fir Y. 5145: 1 ' jj 7 4 1, ml'x4'fzn7-2 :1aS'i.x,. 'Sv' 'es K - - ,w 1, f,'.,41pf4pf.h'f'Q '-'IgTQJ1 ' lir2291'6f N 'W f-1 ' ..L..v..-ff. L , , za? , H52-mv, f ' P .V 4 - -- so - f f lm. V f ' - 'fi 5 'alll -,ff I 'Tiff 'A' X W .. ,. 1, ,lf ax 44 i lfkaezls -,, mvggz-f?:gfi1r.y1!5E?Y?zJ 331- J -. .f L Q ' -'qi A I 15, , ep- Q 1- ,P f P+ Hi if .X F- - -.1'1 '1 fn 1' 0 ,l 7 W. - iTlxui...i,,-.- e - . --AM-x 3ur'4'i,4 1, '91 , ff ff -ff .... .--::',,A- I Nsi:-A 1-fig' -'lf . 1 4' V, Sixrv-Nine + THE + CHIEF + WEAR ASHLEY'S SHOES And You Will Always Be Of Good Standing ASI-ILEY'S BOOT SHOP Myrtle Ave. Willard. Ohio OUR LINE UP Hart, Shaffner X Marx and Clothcraft Clothes Mallory Hats Florsheim Men's Shoes Treadeasy Ladies' Shoes 'Elexiesn Children's Shoes Allen A and Wovenright Hosiery Kaynee Boy's Shirts and Blouses WILLIAM GLICK Everything That is Correct In Footwear Myrtle Avenue Willard, Ohio Whatsoeuer Ye IVould That Men Should Do To You, Do Even So To Them-Matthew 7:12 Compliments of THE ART PRESS SHOP Run bu the Golden Rule Fine Printing -- Wall Paper -- Paints -- Pictures -- Gifts If I f 1' O it 3 - .s. 4 . W fx - '- I -H -vm:-ss ' , 1 , Q JJ f T A - fi V ,X Q 5 'W 1' ri .31 E-at ' ff v' ,g3 f1Ai7!f, If I ' Y Q2 X-' Zi ,A Q5 yi ., , 4. M gn,-,, 10 J., -aff, ,.. ,. - -, I -ZPAfZb12ff '-'5'-z'f fg 'ff' I IEQM4? Q 'll J - - Q ' ' llfhl ix?- fjgp, W1 , ' -,P,t'LgQ 'QU wjibpg, , , 1 -' 1 ,::. '3' -, 3 ' 1 1 I V! if f,-if 1 - sw- .3 6- ' -- ', fvff t - V -I . 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It has been under its present management for nearly 50 years-one of the old. strong, well-equipped successful schools of business training. Its courses of training are far beyond the business college stage. A PERSONAL WORD TO WILLARD HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES For many years there has existed a close relationship between the Vfillard High School and the Oberlin School of Commerce. For years Willard High School graduates have been attending this school and many of them are now holding good positions throughout Northern Ohio. Several students from Willard are enrolled here this year and any members of the present Senior Class who may decide to come to Oberlin for their educa- tion will be given every opportunity for advancement. 5 f -I . 5 , 'N I fN v .J-f ' w',s,g.gf, xg! pt Jygytgppifif ., , 1. J ? 4 1.2, M we wt? '59 ' 'V Amit iw 4' 'f - . - I 'A 'K I4 ' ,ke y .ia5E22W'f, wg ,AM .ri ,jfxixx 4 -' 51QM.s at L 1 ' 4. nf'fi 5'i11sf4Z-237.5 f V f-4 ..-fag...--A . 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