Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

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I - I + 'v , .y , limi I l 5 V.-.1 Mir FIRST ROW: Evelyn Armentfout, Margretha Capelle, Joan Arrington, Mary Ann Forster, Alberto Giro, Florence Fransens, Sara Allen, Joan Crane, Ruth Ann Jones, Peggy Bevier. SECOND ROW: Rose Colich, Marian Hershiser, Lucille Dawson, Dorothy Hicks, Ruth Henry, Eunice Hurst, Richard Bouerle, Arnett Kuhn, Charles Geise, James Gordon. THIRD ROW: Wayne Keefer, Donald Hahler, Charles Hafner, Charles Arnold, Robert Bogner, Floyd James, Charles Bollinger, Dean King. FOURTH ROW: Vincent Gill, James Keesy, Christopher Davis, Richard Cheesernan, FIRST ROW: Doris Stein, Helen Veletean, Delora Strickfaden, Corinne Stonficld Dolores Painter, Elaine Verrnilya, Viola Shade, Mildred Price, Donna Lents. SECOND ROW: Betty Schimp, Kathleen Rohrs, Marjorie Lowther, Helen Seitz, Nell Ratliff, Janice Rapp, Madeline Robinson, Mabel Watson, Marilyn Wade James Niyer, THIRD ROW: Norton Myers, Robert Smeltz, Fred Long, Harold Niedermeir, Robert Sterling, Lloyd Linn, Charles Meyer, Clarence Runian, Richard Leis. FOURTH ROW: Clayton Sage, Emil Landefeld, Paul Spaulding. J U -5 . . I I o f his e I :Haf5ww.7 1, i Rfig4 im+ ff t if fi t it M I M 'W 'T Hers ' Arlene Vogel Betty Willier Ruth Wilson Paul Rogers W C

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-ff JUIIIURS lx This is the junior class, who, in their enthusiasm for the unusual and untried, have contributed much to our school. Having participated whole- heartedly in athletics and music, they presented a delightful comedy entitled, Lindy Lou, which brought to light many hidden talents. This class has proven that they are fully capable of assuming their responsibilities as seniors. 2I

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