Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

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Nlother Nature Sets The Stage For The F. F. A OFFICERS-left to right: Charles Niver, Marvin Beebe, Mr. Nowjack, James Meyer, Delvern Dellinger, Paul Capelle, John Haley. The primary purpose of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. ln their time these fellows have played their parts well. ln the district they lead twelve competing schools in parliamentary proce- dure. FIRST ROW: Robert Niver, Gary Ricketts, Richard Miller, Christian Biettner, Donald Cox. SECOND ROW: Delbert Fast, Richard Zeiter, Howard McClish, Leslie Adams, Thomas Burkhalter. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Smith, George Phillips, Gene Clem, Jack George, Gerald Daniel. They cooperated with 298 Ohio chapters in reducing corn picker accidents. As good citizens they showed agricultural leaders how to conduct meetings. On a stage set by Nature they will feed and clothe all the world's players. FOURTH ROW: Duane Austin, Dale Funk, Donald Buckingham, Robert Buckingham. STANDING: James Meyer, Marvin Beebe, Charles Niver, Mr. Nowjack, Delvern Dellinger, John Haley, Paul Capelle.

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The F. II. A. Girls Are Future Costume Designers READING COUNTER CLOCKWISE: Elma Livenspire, Beulah Biettner, Miss Lena Krauss, Lucille Stillions, Jeddie Kostoff, Marilyn Fry, Luella Adams, Myra Parker, Beverly Candler, Edna Starkey, Doris Durham, Shirley Adams, Pearlean Robinson, Freda Beamer, Phyllis Cole- man, Kathleen Henry, Martha Smith, Dorothy Ham- mock, Kathleen Patten, Ann Lillo, Lois Candler, Bonnie Waterbeck, Joan Hatfield, Doris Alford, Harriet Haley, Betty Burge, Gretchen Gardner, Janice Conkle, Shirley Ryman, Marcia Fast, Suellyn Barr, Joyce Wilcox, Janice Pacey, Melva Sherbundy, Shirley Buzzard, Eunice Bruner, Margaret McClish, Mary Vogel, Shirley Funk, Lucille Schlotterer, Esther Steinmetz. The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in the high schools. The emblem of the F.H.A. is octagonal in shape, bearing the name of the organization and the motto, Toward New Horizons. The colors are red and white and the rose is the organization's flower. This year's activities included sending Christmas packages to the needy in Europe and many other helpful undertakings. Also several parties were held in recognition of the various holidays. There are 4l members of this year's organ- ization with Miss Lena Krauss as the adviser. The following are officers: President - Beu- lah Biettner, Vice President-Nancy Ludban, Secretary-Treasurer-LuciIle Stillions, Parli- amentarian4Esther Steinmetz, Social Chair- man - Elmo Livenspire, Reporter - Jeddie Kostoff. -

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lielby Takes Championship From Willardg lashes Place Seven On All-League Team s By LARRY FIGLEY Vith the Willard Crimson Fla-shes McGuckin, rg, Norwalk Lenhart, rt, Upper Sandusky .ng to Gzilion, November 4 and :lby upsetting Urestline the fol- ing Thursday, the NOL champion- Q trophy went to the Shelby Whip- s. Willard cume in a close sec- . The Crimson Flashes won tive, l one, and lost one. Shelby won ana lost one-to Willard. ri the All-League teams, three 1 of the Flashes were put on the 2 team, three on the secona team one on the honorable mentions Wall, re, Upper Sandislcy Dennis, qb, Shelby Miller, lb, Crestline Stoner, rh, Gallon Snook, lh, Willard Honorable Mention Nowak, le, Willard Carter, lt, Galion Kealor, lg, Bellevue Ford, center PT- L VOL. XXVIII WILLARD, OHIO., NOVEMIBER 22, 1949 N0 TAXPAYERS SUPPORT ISSUE e men, their positions P listed beln--r qugwoon Willard voters on November 8, Xxkm the a vote of 873 to 152 and more the 55 per cent necessary for pa: eitizens of Willard also ' 'r-ills levy requ N-'mai we f sa f , wr N Marcia Fast, Larry Figley, Suellyn Barr, Gene Dunbar, Suz- anne Koontz, Earl Kirkwood, James Meyer, Kathleen Pat- .-. 'en' Edna Hayes, Alma Be- Vier, Shirley Amstutz, Norma Rohrs, Layne Anr Kelley, Margaret Conkle, Martha Smith, Dori: Warner. Ti3 .2-2!'X'23- 23'.M-32'22'22'29S'3'!31 U Seniors Gla B! Want some milk F9Q'AR Q3C2QQE chool Calendai 23-28-Thanksgiving w Smooth as silk? Here's what to do With pennies few. -, Z t R th Eckstein, William cation Put a nickel in the slot W If M , . Hilers Tilgggg, Trliiegxggzn' Sglige xggneges ' U Nov. 23iProgram 2:30 And a bottle out will pop. 0 e' orlone ye ' Y ' while Dec. 3-Tiffin Columbian, the Zhocolate, white, or otherwise, u ac- Dec. 6-Shelby, there Enough to widen any eyes. quare Dec. 9-Crestline, here Mwigdh-323-?MQ2R'm33 ! 3!G'3'.'3','3 .! .!R'33'.2.. :o'9KiC!i'!- l3'33'33R