Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

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'W A Q, fd FIRST ROW: Lillian Brooks, Vera Cross, Esther Cox, Mary Beebe, Velma Brooks, Vivian Det- terman, Marjorie Derrickson, Alice Davidson, Margie Anderson, Lois Coovert, Thelma Durling. SECOND ROW: Arlene Eckstein, Evelyn Buzzard, Betty Harvey, Ruth Kehres, Inez Clark, Sara Arrington, Barbara Easter, La Fyrnne Cross, Audrey Henry, Rosalie Green, Jeannine Hartzell, Joan Field, Bernece Hinesman, Jean Hansman. THIRD ROW: Charlyne Jamerson, Robert Gill, Joseph Coburn, Robert Hill, Harry Arnold, Jack Adams, Lloyd Goodall, Donald Evans, Richard Barber, Harold Cavalier, John Camiscioni. FOURTH ROW: James Givens, Robert Bevill, Arlo Einkopf, Marlo Einkopf, Robert Cutsinger. fi Y' fi 'lb FIRST ROW: Martha Striker, Nelda Mae Reese, Marvel Swander, Madeline Smith Betty Webb, Gwendolyn Shire, Jean Moomaw, Eileen Stockmaster, Emma Vanicheck, Wilma New- rneyer, Maxine Phillips, Nelva Ann Wylie, Viola Stockmaster. SECOND ROW: Royden Trimmer, Bruce Wilkinson, Joyce Snook, Juanta Schuck, Anna Ludban, Rosmary O'NeilI, Clarice Pacey, June Whitehead, Mary Walker, Patricia Lee, Dor- othy Long, Dorothy Rager, Jeannine Hartzell. THIRD ROW: Forest Robinson, Martha Taylor, Barbara Shrader, Ronald Moomaw, Robert Swartz, James Stigamire, Albert Teagarden, Charles Reel, David Pittinger, Robert Whiting, Allan Parker, Paul Landefeld, Marlen Roose, Ronald Olson, Robert Strauss, Henry Wynne, Robert Lindsey, Arlen Roose, Hugh Washburn.

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