Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

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i is , :,f. Q LEFT TO RIGHT: Clinton Lash, Richard Jump, Helen Ellis, Donald Alford, John Wallace, Ellis Klingelsmith. The Iloard of Elllll'llfi0ll Arts As 0ur I,I'0lIlll'0l'S As the curtain comes down on the graduating class of l95O, there are many to whom we are deeply grateful for guidance and supervision, The Board of Education, as our producers, has furnished the props, the stage, and the script for our extended four-year drama. They have prompted us through the many acts of our school days. At all times they have had the welfare of the school students uppermost in their minds. To you, our pro- ducers, we offer our heartiest expression of appreciation. PRODUC ER