Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

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Ani? of eb SPORTS - Y if A lot of things have happened in the Willard High School sports this year. In football and basket- ball, we joined a new league called Wfhe Northern Ohio League. In this league are eight schools in- cluding Norwalk, Bellevue, Crestline, Upper San- dusky, Calion, Shelby, and Bucyrus. Our new coach, Mr. Robert Mustain, who had been recently discharged from the army, came to our school. His military training enabled him to put the boys through a rugged training program, which improved the phy- sical condition of all the boys. We are looking for- ward to an even more successful season next year. CHEERLEADERS If anninte Hartzell Peggy Bevier Margaret Hefeljinger Madeline Smith

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Lass PRGPHECY In the year 1955 Bob Sterling will be pres- ident of the Dayton Helicopter factory with the aid of his wife, Ruth Ann Jones. Rear Admiral Emil Landefeld and his wife Marilyn Wade will be living in Seattle, Wash. Dorothy Hicks will be a successful business executive in California. Dean King will be president of the B. 81 0. Railroad with Vincent Gill as vice president. 0hio's famous representative will be Clay- ton Sage. James Clark will be running the pool room in Willard. Paul Spaulding will be the owner of an airline with Clarence Runion as one of his pilots and Florence Fransens. a Stewardess. Delores Painter will be a Latin teacher and Evelyn Armentrout. a Home Economic teacher at W. H. S. Madelyn Robinson will be the famous dress designer of Willard. Paul Rogers will be the best salesman of new cars. Lucille Dawson and Marian Hershiser will be the owners of a beauty parlor. Thomas Arnold will be a Professor at Har- vard. Ruth Wilson will be Willard's famous author. Dick Leis will be an undertaker, of course. Donna Lents will be his wife. Richard Bauerle will be a football coach at 0hio's State University. Delora Strickfaden and Viola Shade will be the secretaries of a Cleveland High School Supt. Ted Jacobs will be a great Republican poli- tician. Joan Arrington will be the well known edi- tor of the Willard Times. Eugene Taylor and Fred Long will each be the owner of a modern dairy farm and will send the milk to Bob Bogner's dairy in Cleveland. You will be able to hear Wayne Keefer as Quiz Master over WTAM on the information Please Program. Charles Geise will be conducting a famous orchestra in Cleveland with help from his wife, Elaine Vermilyag Arnett Kuhn will be the top ranking trumpet player in Charles' orchestra. Nell Ratliff and Corrine Sanfield will be living as old maids at their home ten miles from nowhere. Alberta Gira will be the best surgical nurse Los Angeles, Calif., Hospital has ever known. Pick up a Mademoiselle Magazine and you will see the beautiful model, Janice Rapp. You will see Charles Bollinger filling a pre- scription as a druggist behind the counter of Bollinger's famous drung store. Peggy Bevier will be found sitting on her boss' lap posing as a model secretary. If you turn your radio dial to Station WJR you will hear the famous singer, Norton Myers. Take your shoes to Bob Smeltz's shoe shop to be repaired. Maxine Smith and Junior Davis will be the best Jitterbug dancers at Willard's famous night club. Arlene Vogel will be the hostess. Helen Seitz will be the superintendent of nurses at Willard Hospital. New Haven's famous mayor will be Harold Niedermeier. x Margretha Capelle will be a secretary at the Pioneer Rubber Company. If you will be thinking of marriage, go to our Justice of Peace. Charles Arnold. David Coovert and Donald Hahler will each own a large cattle farm. Ruth Henry will be married to Les, and Betty Willier to Kenny. Each will have two children. Charles Hafner and James Gordon will be successful electrical engineers at Columbus. Eunice Hurst will be a ballet dancer in the movies. The best sermons in town will be delivered by Rev. Charles Meyers. When you are ill be sure to see Dr. Helen Velentean. Buy your gum at Doris Stein's gum manu- facturing plant. See Mary Ann Forster's matrimonial agency if you are lonely. If you'will need a veterinarian call James Niver. Kathleen Rohrs will be living on a farm out near Boughtonville. If any stray bachelor is looking for a wife. come to Marjorie Lowther's old maid home.

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First liow ,lark Orr, l'unl jones. lfdwin jneolis, liielialrd fiavalier, lfngene llaynes, Sem-oml Row Ri:-lun-.I ll1Illl'l'lt', Vine:-nt Gill, tiliarles Arnold. liolmert Sterling, lfapt. ll:-an King. l'aunl fapznilding, lflziyton Sage, lme Cordon, 'lliird liow l'anl Kovztskitz, Mgr.: liolvert Stratus. .lznnea Stiggannire. :Xllen l'4irker, lioluert lleisle-r. llnglli Wusliliurn, ,lznnes lie:-In-r, Llnirles lXl0lDl-l'Il5ll'lIl, Llizirles Reel, Roger Nloll, Loarli Nlnstann. Fourth How llenry Wynne. 'llioinas Arnold, llarry Arnold, Allen Allorfl, -Nllwrt 'lie-agurzleii. ,lolnn ullllll', Donald rivans. .lohn Mr-tealli, liieliard llI'illlIlf', ootbczll Coach Mustain led the Crimson Flashes into nine games this season. In every game the team displayed excellent team work and sportsmanship. They were defeated in seven games, won one and tied one. Vllillard 7 19 Ashland Willard 0 19 Shelby Willard l3 12 Madison Willard 0 38 l'ort Clinton Willard 0 27 Norwalk Willard U 52 Bellevue Willard U 0 Crestline Willard 7 14 Upper Sandusky Willard 0 34 Calion Sponsored by Square Deal Dairy - Nou' SCIIUIJIIRVS DAIRY AND l,llNCHEUNl1'TTE l'hone 224 14 Myrtle :Xvenue