Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1955 volume:

0 ooo I A lf, A C.. -fl, ' C Q X S WILLARD HIGH SUHUUL WILLARD, UHIO fo r 0 u' 0 r ll This is the story of a year at school. The theme of this yearbook, as was our Junior- Senior Prom, is a Circus. We have attempted to show by pictures the activities of this year. We trust the spirit of these events will linger with you so that you will remember the student body, the faculty, and Willard High itself. We hope this l955 CHIEF will bring back memories to you-memories that you will cherish as the years go by. TAIILIE 0F CIINTISNTS Page Introduction .,..., 1 Administration ..,.. 8 Faculty ...... ....., 1 1 Seniors ..,..o... ...... 1 7 Underclassmen ..., .. 31 Activities ..,.... ...... 4 6 Sports ..,s, ..... 6 5 Snaps .........,.... ,..,c. 8 5 Advertisements ,ss.., ,s,ss. 8 8 In Dlelnorialn P A U L B A U DI A N The seniors of Willard remember with feelings of ioy at having known him and deep sorrow at his early death. His friendly smile was always in great evidence as we associated with him at school. While with us Paul was active in F.F.A. and helpful with all our class activities. We seniors wish to express our affection for this member of our class in this way. We remember. Dedication DALE YV. GATES The Annual Staff desires to take this opportunity to recognize and to thank Mr. Dale Gates for the supervision and direction that he gave to the Willard School System during his fourteen years here. Also the Class of l955 wishes to thank Mr. Gates for his contributions both to our school and post school success. Board of Education Left to right: ROBERT HAMILTON, JOSEPH STARBUCK, JOHN ROSSO, ROGER WHETSTONE, JEANETTE SMITH. We wish to take this opportunity to thank the members of the Board of Education for their untiring efforts and helpfulness to us. We recognize their deep interest in the Willard School System. MRS. HELEN ELLIS Secretary of Board Su ll0l'illt0lllll5llt M'-1-1..,,,-5 RALPH M. MCCAMBRIDGE B.S. in Education, Ohio University M.A., The Ohio Stote University Administrators DANA W. AUKERMAN B.S. in Education, Ohio Northern M.A. School Administration, The Ohio State University Principal in-. I0 RINGMASTERS MR. ROBERT ENDRES MRS. LENA CROSSEN MR. JAMES COLLINS The Ohio State University The Ohio State University The Ohio State University Physical Education and Vocational Home Economics Fine Arts Drivers Education Faculty MISS LOREE STEELE MISS MARY HOCKENBURY Asbury College Otterbein College Latin and English Biology, Speech, and History I2 MRS. DORIS LANDEFIELD MR. EDWARD FLAWS MRS. ANN HOLLINGER Wooster College Otterbein College Miami University Mathematics Vocal Music English, Physical Education 1 ,lt aculty MR. PETER WEIBE MISS MARiLYN PAXTON MR. ALBERT RAIMONDE Bluffton College Capital University The Ohio State University The Ohio State University Commercial Subiects Industrial Arts History and Physical Science I3 Faculty MRS. ESTHER REYNOLDS PAUL COHILL MISS MARJORIE BAUMAN The Ohio State University Duquesne University The Ohio State University Commercial Subiects Mathematics Spanish-English J5i,'?'cL-'?ai.'fW! 'V ,LYS l . , . . l llflllitti six E l l .3-L i 5 'l 3 S , 5 x WARNER ZULAUF H. DALE MOORE DALE CROSSEN The Ohio State University Kent State University The Ohio State University Science Instrumental Music Vocational Agriculture Librarian: Secretary: Mrs. W. K. Belton Mrs. Mabel Lohr .lalnilurs Clarence Miller and Jack Noble. Bus Drivers Leff fo Right: Edward La Point, Gaylord Miller, George Roger, Earl Atwater. I 16 L,-iw NLE xx X 1 ' J 5 34 ff 51 1' ,,uW X 1 N V N MAIN ATTRAGTIU President THOMAS OVERLY HARLENE STAPF Secrefciry-Treasurer I8 llfficers Vice President DAVID AMSTUTZ ROBERT WOLFE Social Chairman The Class of 1955 Tho llfficors and Thoii' ,lctivilios Thomas Overly . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY Basketball lp Choir l,2,3,45 Orchestra lp Band l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,25 Plays 3,45 Student Council 25 Baseball 2,3,45 Class Officer 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 C8.W 3,45 Annual Staff5 Dance Band l,2,3,45 Boys' Quartet 2,3,45 One Act Play 2. Harlene Sfapf . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Band l,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,35 F.H.A. i5 La Clef D'or 2,3,45 Latin Club l,25 Class Officer 2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Plays 3,45 One Act Play l5 Choir 3,45 Student Council lg Dance Band l,2,3. David Amsfufz . . . COLLEGE PREPARA- TORY, Band l,2,35 Latin Club l,2,5 Plays 3,4 Class Officer 3,45 Choir 45 C 81 W 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Hi-Y Officer 45 All School Play5 Dance Band lg Business Manager of Annual. Robert Wolfe . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Baseball 2,3,45 Class Officer l,2,3,45 Plays 3,45 Student Council 35 Hi-Y 25 One Act Play 2. I Seniors ROBERT ALLEN JERRY AUSTIN MERWYN CARMEAN CONRAD ANDROSAC GERALD BITTIKOFER RONALD CHEESMAN Compliments of HECK'S DRY CLEANERS KAYE ANTHONY ANGILO CAMISCIONE SHIRLEY CLEM Seniors ANNA COCHRAN JACK COLLINS PHYLLIS DURR MARY ANN EBERLY FREDERICK ELDRED MARY LU FREDERICK PHYLLIS FREDERICK BEVERLY GEORGE EARL GREEN Seniors HELEN JONES GEORGETTA JUDSON DOROTHY LANGHURST DOLORES LASER MARLENE LASH ANN LEAK DONNA LILLO DEAN LINK OLIVER MAHL Seniors ELOUISE ROHRBAUGH CORLISS RYMAN PATRICIA SCHEID RICHARD SCHLOTTERER GLENN SEIPLE ROBERT SHADE VIRGINIA SIMPSON LILLIAN SMITH RONALD SMITH Seniors STEWART SNOOK WAYNE STANFIELD SHIRLEY STEINMETZ OMA LEE STEPHENS ROBERT ST!LLIONS CAROLE TAYLOR ROGER WILCOX AGNES WILKINSON ROBERT WILKINSON Compliments of WILCOX'S WRECKER SERVICE Senior Activities Robert' Allen . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Football 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Baseball 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Hi-Y5 Latin Club 1,2. Conrad Androsac . . . AGRICULTURAL COURSE, F.F.A. i,2,35 Spanish Club 3,45 Track 4. Kaye Anthony . . . GENERAL COURSE, Band 1,2,35 Choir 1,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,35 Plays 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 La Clef d'Or 2,3,45 Annual Staff5 All School Play5 Student Council 15 Dance Band 2,3. Jerry Austin . . . INDUSTRIAL ARTS, Band 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y5 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 One Act Play 4. Gerald Bittikofer . . . COLLEGE PREPARA- TORY, Latin Club 1,25 Choir 3,4. Angilo Camiscione . . . INDUSTRIAL ARTS, Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 1,2, 3,45 Class Officer 1. Nlerwyn Carmean . . . INDUSTRIAL ARTS, Basketball 15 Football 1,2,4. Ronald Cheesman . . . INDUSTRIAL ARTS. Shirley Clem . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Glee Club 1,25 One Act Play 15 Choir 2,35 Cheer- leader 3,45 Plays 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 La Clef d'Or 2,3,4. Anna Cochran . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Spanish Club 3,45 C 8. W 3,45 G.A.A. 3. Jack Collins . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Football 1,2,45 Track l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Baseball 4. Phyllis Durr . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, F.H.A. 1,25 Play 35 C 81 W 45 Spanish Club 3,4. Mary Ann Eberly . . . GENERAL COURSE, Latin Club 1,25 Choir 45 Home Economics Club 45 One Act Play 4. Fred Eldrecl . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Spanish Club 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Track 45 One Act Play 4. Mary Lu Frederick . . . COLLEGE PREPARA- TORY, Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 15 Latin Club 1,25 One Act Play 15 Class Officer 25 Play 45 La Clef d'Or 2,3,45 Student Council 4. Phyllis Frederick . . . COMMERCIAL COURSE, Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 15 La Clef d'Or 2,3,45 G.A.A. 35 Choir 45 Glee Club 15 C 8. W 45 One Act Play 4. Beverly George . . . GENERAL COURSE, Latin Club 1,25 La Clef d'Or 2,3,45 Play 4. Earl Green . . . INDUSTRIAL ARTS, Choir 2. Barbara Hamilton . . . COLLEGE PREPARA- TORY, La Clef d'Or 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Orches- tra 15 Latin Club 1,25 Choir 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Play 35 Spanish Club 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Student Council 25 One Act Play 45 G.A.A. Officer 3,4. .lane Hargrove . . . COLLEGE PREPARA- TORY, Glee Club 1,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 One Act Plays l,2,45 Choir 3,45 La Clef d'Or 2,3,45 Annual Staff5 All School Play5 Band 2,3. Myron Hargrove . . . INDUSTRIAL ARTS, Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 15 Play 45 Annual Sta'ff5 Baseball 4. Senior Activities Ronald Hatton . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,25 Baseball 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Hf-Y 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Track l. Frances Hay . . . HOME ECONOMICS, Home Economfcs Club 4. Nancy Heckathorn . . . COLLEGE PREPARA- TORY, La Clef d'Or 2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,35 Latin Club l,25 Play 35 One Act Play 4. Robert Huff . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Class Officer lp Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2, 3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Baseball 25 Play 35 One Act Plays 25 Student Council 3,45 Hi-Y 45 All School Play5 Spanish Club 3,45 Annual Staff5 C 81 W 3. Donna Jacobs . . . GENERAL COURSE, F.H.A. l,25 La Clef d'Or 2,3,45 Home Economics Club 4. Shirley .lamerson . . . GENERAL COURSE. Helen Jones . . . GENERAL COURSE, Choir l,2,35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Spanish Club 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 G.A.A. Officer 45 Plays 3,45 La Clef d'Or 2,3,45 All School Play5 C 81 W l,2,3,45 One Act Play 25 Annual Staff. Georgetta Judson . . . GENERAL COURSE, F.H.A. l,25 Spanish 3,4. Dorothy Langhurst . . . COMMERCIAL COURSE, C 8. W 2,3,45 Play 35 La Clef d'Or 2,3,45 G.A.A. 3,4. Dolores Laser . . . COMMERCIAL COURSE. Marlene Lash . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Band l,2,3,45 C 8. W l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 La Clef d'Or 2,3,45 One Act Play 4. Ann Leak . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Choir 3,45 Glee Club 35 Plays 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 La Clef d'Or 3,4. Donna Lillo . . . GENERAL COURSE. Dean Link . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Football Manager l,25 Baseball l,2,35 Football 3,4. Oliver Mahl . . . AGRICULTURAL COURSE, F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Officer 3,4. Charles Martin . . . COLLEGE PREPARA- TORY, Track l,2,35 Football l,2,35 Choir 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Band 45 Annual Staff5 Dance Band 4. .loan McClish . . . GENERAL COURSE, F.H.A. l,25 Glee Club 35 La Clef d'Or 2,3,4. Robert McKnight . . . COLLEGE PREPARA- TORY, Choir l,2,3,45 Football lp Basketball l,25 C 8. W 2,3,45 Student Council 2,45 Class Officer 25 Band 2,35 Plays 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 All School Play5 Latin Club l,25 Boys' Quartet 2,3,45 One Act Plays l,2,45 Co-Editor of Annual. Colleen McLaughlin . . . COLLEGE PREPARA- TORY, Orchestra lg Glee Club l,2,35 Choir 2,35 Play 35 Spanish Club 3,45 La Clef d'Or 2,3,4. Gaylord Miller . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Manager lp Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,45 Track 2,3,45 Choir 2,35 Spanish Club 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Annual Staff5 C 81 W 3,45 Play 4. Linda Mitchell . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Band 'l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,25 Latin Club l,25 Play 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 La Clef d'Or 2,3,45 Choir 45 Annual Staff. Senior Activities Roger Reed . . . INDUSTRIAL ARTS, Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Plays 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Hi-Y Officer 3,4. Budd Robinson . . . AGRICULTURAL COURSE, F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Officer 3,45 Choir 4. Ruth Ann Roesch . . . COMMERCIAL COURSE, Orchestra l, F.H.A. I5 Glee Club 2,35 Choir 35 G.A.A. 3. Elouise Rohrbaugh . . . COMMERCIAL COURSE. Corliss Ryman . . . GENERAL COURSE, Glee Club l. Patricia Scheid . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Glee Club 2,3,45 Play 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Choir 45 La Clef d'Or 2,3,45 Co- Editor of Annual. Richard Schlotterer . . . INDUSTRIAL ARTS, Cheerleader l,2,35 Football Assistant Manager l5 Band 35 Track 3. Glenn Seiple . . . INDUSTRIAL ARTS, Track 1,35 Football l,3,45 Hi-Y 4. Robert Shade . . . AGRICULTURAL COURSE, F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Officer 3. Virginia Simpson . . . COLLEGE PREPARA- TORY, Glee Club l,2,35 Choir 35 Spanish Club 3,45 La Clef d'Or 2,3,4. Lillian Smith . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Glee Club l,2,35 Choir l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Latin Club l,25 Spanish Club 3,4. Ronald Smith . . . COLLEGE PREPARATORY, Football l,25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3, 45 Choir 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Student Council l,25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Hi-Y Officer 3,4. Stewart Snook . . . INDUSTRIAL ARTS, Hi-Y 4. Wayne Stanfield . . . INDUSTRIAL ARTS, Baseball l,25 Basketball l,2,3. Shirley Steinmetz . . . HOME ECONOMICS COURSE, F.H.A. l,35 Home Economics Club 4. Oma Stephens . . . HOME ECONOMICS AND COMMERCIAL COURSES. Robert Stillions . . . INDUSTRIAL ARTS, Basketball l,25 Track l,2,35 Football 2,3,4. Carole Taylor . . . COMMERCIAL COURSE ltransferredl, Band l,2,35 G.A.A. l,2,35 Orches- tra l,2,35 Y-Teens l,2,35 Y-Teens Officer l,2,35 Michigan-State l5 Office Aid lg lWillardl Band 45 G.A.A. 45 La Clef d'Or 4. Roger Wilcox-INDUSTRIAL ARTS. Agnes Wilkinson . . . COMMERCIAL COURSE, Glee Club l,45 C 8. W l,2,3,45 Choir 45 Spanish Club 3,45 La Clef d'Or 2,3,45 G.A.A. 3,4. Robert Wilkinson . . . INDUSTRIAL COURSE, Football 'l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3. Senior History Willard High School Willard, Ohio June I, i955 Dear Seniors, You have now closed the portals on five of the most memorable years of your lives. As you leave I hope that the knowledge you have acquired will help you to achieve your goals. I recall many amusing and eventful incidents that you experienced during your stay here at Willard High School. Your class had many boys who participated in the various sports. Your eighth grade basketball team was undefeated. As freshmen they received the Junior High N. O. L. Championship. On the track JACK COLLINS was one of your outstanding men. HELEN JONES, the president of the Girls' Athletic Association, was an active participant in intramural sports. GEORGETTE JUDSON and AGNES WILKINSON also took part in the volleyball and basketball tournaments. When you were graduated the band lost many of its important members. The booming of JERRY AUSTIN, bass drummer, could be heard each time the band appeared. He could really make it talk. BARBARA HAMILTON started playing baritone to help the bass section. She formerly played a trombone. Many amusing incidents occurred in my classrooms. In chemistry class was it GERALD BITTIKOFER or was it the experiments? Nothing seemed to work as Mr. Zulauf said it should. Can you imagine having seven students in a class. Maybe BOB ALLEN and BOB WOLFE can remember. They were two of the seven students in advanced algebra. I wonder if FRANCES HAY and SHIRLEY STEINMETZ will ever be more nervous than they were in speech class. DICK SCHLOTTERER didn't notice as he was asleep mentally. Do you remember the day that the drivers training students received their licenses? LINDA MITCHELL may not keep hers unless she drives with lights at night. Choir iust wouIdn't have been the same without ROGER REED and BOB HUFF! They had a talent for keeping the tenor section in trouble. Will anyone forget the arguments FRED ELDRED had with Mr. Aukerman in government? I believe the subiect was farm life versus city life. ELOUISE ROHRBAUGH and SHIRLEY JAMERSON had quite a time in advanced shorthand. I remember EARL GREEN participating in a few debates about business economics. Several of you were interested in F.F.A. activities. BOB SHADE and BUD ROBINSON won several prizes for their exhibits at the Huron County Fair. CONRAD ANDROSAC and OLIVER MAHL also participated in the farm proiects. The Crimson and White staff, without the help of the seniors, would have been in real trouble. BOB MCKNIGHT, PHYLISS DURR, ANNA COCHRAN, COLLEEN MCLAUGHLIN, and LILLIAN SMITH helped with the preparation of the paper. They also worked Ioyally at the concession stands during the football and basketball games. The Student Council, led by their president, BOB HUFF, decorated the football field for the Homecoming ceremonies. SHIRLEY CLEM was elected to reign over the game and dance. The Junior-Senior Banquet was the biggest social event of your high school years. The Big Top theme was used throughout. DAVID AMSTUTZ and CHARLES MARTIN designed the decorations for the gym. The comical side show paintings were admired by all. BOB STILLIONS, RONALD SMITH, JANE HARGROVE, STEWART SNOOK, MARY LU FREDERICK and DOROTHY LANGHURST were iust a few of you who helped with the other decorations. Your class had many money-making proiects. Your mothers prepared chili for you to sell before the Shelby football game. As seniors BEVERLY GEORGE, DONNA JACOBS and JOAN McCLlSH helped serve the supper. A newcomer, CAROLE TAYLOR, counted sales tax stamps to provide funds for your senior trip to New York City. Did NANCY HECKATHORN ever sell all the W.H.S. pins? Your dramatic productions were many. Love Hits Wilbur and Bobbysox were your first attempts of this type. As Our Miss Brooks ANN LEAK kept the audience in stitches. Who wore that pink Chinese costume? I believe it was KAYE ANTHONY. Didn't MYRON HARGROVE take the easy way out by sustaining his leg iniury? JANE HARGROVE had her honeymoon during the Senior Play. Did BOB MCKNIGHT get hurt when he fell onto the stage? Your class contained some famous personalities too. Mr, Trouble was DEAN LlNK's title. Just ask any teacher! THOMAS OVERLY won the name Mr. President. Aided by the other officers he led his class through successful iunior and senior years. Mr. Aukerman had plenty of help in his office among those were DOLORES LASER, OMA LEE STEPHENS who learned much about the duties of a secretary from Mrs. Lohr. If I remember correctly a few of you had special pastimes. Almost every Wednesday evening one could see MARY ANN EBERLY and RUTH ANN ROESCH at the Attica square dance. There was a girl in your class who had a special talent for singing. Her name was CORLISS RYMAN. Did you notice a girl with a camera? Yes, that was MARLENE LASH. Your stamp collector was DONNA LILLO. Many of you owned cars, but I believe the most unique one was the Fuzz- mobile. As chief proprietor FUZZ MILLER felt it his duty to educate all who saw it. Oh, those beautiful gems of wisdom! Who can forget the day HARLENE STAPF initiated her Skylark? It surely has provided transportation for many students. However BOB WILKINSON, ANGILO CAMISCIONE and about a dozen other boys had to walk for some time. What school could boast about a wrecker parked behind it every day? Thanks to ROGER WILCOX I did. Can you remember that RONALD CHEESMAN and WAYNE STANFIELD had their licenses taken away? Boys, you must learn to drive! GLENN SEIPLE, MERWYN CARMEAN and RONALD HATTON really sweat on that football field. Have you ever seen PAT SCHEID mad? If not you've missed something. lt happened in speech class. Remember, Pat? I know you will remember these experiences for a long time. Soon my halls will be empty and my classrooms will be quiet. At last I can get my long awaited rest. This summer you will be scattered to the four corners of the world, but wherever you go, you will always carry with you the memories of those fun filled days at Willard High. I wish the best to all of you! Forever yours, Willard High School P. S.: Come to visit me when you have time. COMPLIMENTS OF WILCOX'5 I.G.A. MARKET ,W Nzxfiiu- 3 5'-Asa f W , vt , EX Jf xlyl 'ft ,Rx lx ' ' .U I If ,?-f ' X' any 1' . N- 'X W, T yjfggii w mi ':,,,,:K?35ia- 1 ' x M IUGETS JUNIOR OFFICERS Left to Right Margaret Schodorf Anne Wiles Charles McLaughlin Sandra Smith Mrs. Crossen Junior History . . . When we entered Willard High as freshmen, the usual con- fusion escorted us. We traveled the wrong stairs and made the customary mistakes. To guide us through our first year we chose Mrs. Crossen. Our Class Officers were: Larry McLaughlin, presi- dent, Tom Coe, Vice-President, Charles McLaughlin, Secretary- Treasurerer, and Jerry Neumann, Social Chairman. That year we sponsored football and basketball dances. We also sold football pennants. Johnny Takes the Cake was presented as our One- Act Play. As Sophomores we selected as our class advisor, Miss Paxton, and for our officers, Larry McLaughlin, Tom Coe, Janet Wilkinson, and Jerry Neumann. We held dances, sold felt letters and held a bake sole to raise money. Some of us participated in the All School Play. This year as Juniors our officers are: Charles McLaughlin, Sandra Smith, Anne Wiles and Margaret Schodorf. We are aided by Mrs. Crossen, our class advisor. We selected mint and silver as our class colors and a pink carnation for our class flower. We have sponsored dances and have sold programs. Our Play was entitled You're Young Only Twice . The stellar events of the year were the Class Play, receiving our class rings, and the Junior- Senior Prom. Juniors Front Row: Charles Heal, Harriet Gayheart, Dianne Harriman, Faye Howell, Robert Fry, Gordon Horne. Middle Row: Harold Hughes, James Henry, Dean Hollinger, Michael Hosler. Back Row: Larry Hamilton, Carl Gingrich, Richard Foran, Larry Hershiser, James Hanks. Front Row Helen Rufflng Margaret Schodorf Anne Wiles, Dolores Roth, Joyce Woodworth, Pauline Stover Dorothy Thompson Janet Wllkln Henry Schodorf, Harold Schodorf, James Snay, son Sandra Smith Carolyn Sutton Larry Shirey, Thurman Vanderpool, George Back Row Mary Lou Workman Lois Wilhelm Wright, Herbert Stockmaster. J ll niors Front to back, left to right: Harold Bores, Sue Brown, Donald Daniels, Thomas Collins, Earl Cok, Thomas Coe, Billy Dale, Nancy Dickerson, Bruce Beamer, William Edgington, Keith Cross, Mary Ann Alt, Charles Cummings, Robert Barnett, Nancy Buzzard, Carolyn Dye, Donna Banicki, Dessie Feichtner. Kneeling, left to right: Patti Miller, Lynn Ott, Nedra Reed, Nancy Koppler, Doyle Newman, Alvin Ringlein. Standing: Ray Long, Thomas Jacobs, Roger Keller, Mercedes Miller, John Lichoff, Christopher McKinney, Patricia Rosier, Jerry Neumann, William Martin, John Kelly, Charles McLaughlin, Larry McLaughlin. an 1 Wx-1 -. ...,........... S0llll0lll0l'0S CLASS OFFICERS President ..,,,,....,,,, Robert Wallace Vice-President ,,,,..A,,,,, James Jump Sec.-Treas .,,,,.,,.7,,,.. Marilyn Wolfe Social Chairman ,...., Geri Williams Adviser ,...,,,,,.ss,,,,,s,ss,,, Miss Steele lAbsent from picture, Marilyn Wolfe.l SOIlIl0Ill0l'0 Ilistory ln l953, one hund advice of Mrs. Crossen and Susan Buurma, we As Sophomores we Freshmen. Our adviser We look forward to tw red and four eager Freshmen entered high school. With the and the help of James Jump, Connie Richards, Barton Owens, had a most successful year. feel more sure of ourselves and are always ready to pester the and officers are contributing to a memorable and happy year. o more successsful years. 'ZS-, Front Row, left to right: An Tedrow, Marilyn Wolfe. - t,.--.., -,...... .-.L.,.s....-n...1..,-A-...i. . ,..,....-....4nn4h.-...s...4g... XI' ita Stephens, DeVere Wadsworth, DeWitt Wadsworth, Neil Steinmetz, Joan Back Row, left to right: Anita Vanderpool, Bessie Spencer, Carol Zellner, Billie Stout, David Smith, Robert Wallace, Clarence Willier, Carolyn Whetstone, Geri Williams. COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH'S GREENHOUSE Sopllolnores ,T 2.-1 QE! l TOP PICTURE Front Row, left to right: Frederick Miller, Susan Penick. Second Row: Gene Long, Joel Kimble, Anita Lillo, Roberta Kieffer. Third Row: Mary Nowakowski, Donna Overly, Linda Knight, Grace Long, Joan Kimble. Back Row: David Mitchell, Kenneth Mahl, William Meier, Barton Owens, Lynn Moll, Paul Ryman. BOTTOM PICTURE Front Row: Chamberlain Cochran, Kenneth Barnett. Middle Row: Eileen Davies, Carolyn Bruner, Susan Buurma, Patricia Crawford, Mary Cushman, Rose Androsac. Back Row: William Berry, Robert Chase, Richard Beebe, Sally Carney, Rose- mary Daniel, Esther Dalton, llo Bly, Anna Barnett, Michael Brinker. Sopholnores r tx . Rm 2' f' QD ' me if HK TOP PICTURE Front Row: Betty Jo Horne, Martha Johnson, Ethel Fleming, Joy Kaiser, Elmer Hicks, Sharon Funk. Back Row: Thomas Hawkins, Charles Glorioso, Roberta Kauffman, Walter Fredrick, Sandra Judd, Steve Haines, Roger Heimbaugh, Adria Holt- house, James Jump, Robert Geise, Arthur Hast- ings, Terry Dunbar, Jack Frankart. BOTTOM PICTURE Front Row: Gene Rosso, Constance Richards, Ruth Sexton, Shirley Scott, Carol Schlotterer, Linda Sands. Middle Row: Richard Snay, Jeanne Rex, Donna Smith, Martha Roberts, Janet Rex, Johanna Playko. Back Row: George Scortia, Paul Ryman, Robert Rinker, Rephard Reed, Bayliss Prater, Roger Robinson. lllstory of the Freshnuln Class The members of the Freshman Class of Willard High spent their first few days of high school memorizing locker combina- tions cmd finding their classrooms. At their first class meeting they elected officers and voted for Mr. Zulauf as class advisor. They sponsored the dance after the Shelby game. No dues were collected for the first semester. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Anne Grundish Mr. Zulauf Connie Taylor Carol Lohr Charles Neumann Front Row: Kay McEndree, Crystal Newman, Thomas Robinson, Albert McKinney, Vincent Phillips, Simon Myers. Middle Row: Margaret Roth, Carole Lohr, Bar- bara Miller, Sue Lewis, Karol Miller, Delores lJl'0Slllllilll Front Row: Charles Green, Paul Kennard, Ronald Danhoff, Gale Featherin- gill, Richard Hafner. Middle Row: Susan Jump, Carolyn Kennard, Barbara Duve, Anne Grundish, Frances Garbeth, Fern Haney. Back Row: Vaughn Duve, David LaPoint, James Davidson, Charles Hicks, James Greer, Arlene Fack- ler, Brenda Klinglesmith, Jack Jamerson. Riley, Audrey Pugh. Back Row: John Ruggles, Paul Painter, Richard Orr, Richard Riggs, Raymond Ryman, La Rue 41 Fl'0Slllllilll TOP PICTURE Front Row: George Schryer, James Williams, Larry Truchon, Charles Tackett, David Wil- liams, Weldon Willoughby. Middle Row: Nancy Scheid, Susan Shirey, Vereen Wilcox, Susanne Watts, Connie Sell, Dee Ann Strimple, Connie Taylor. Back Row: John Schodorf, Alfred Wilson, Paul Wright, Robert Steinmetz, Larry Senter, Ray- mond Sexton. BOTTOM PICTURE Front Row: Sue Coder, Bobbi Barnhouse, Bev- erly Dalton, Robert Daniels, Ronald Buss, David Berry, William Conkle, James Bilman. Back Row: Wanda Barnett, Fern Allen, Sarah Carney, Frances Anglebeck, Mary Lou Britton, Clonas Bolen, Kathryn Cox, Paula Burkhalter, Susanne CGFHGY. 67 fx A PO X 1' . , .11 ,f ' x.4?N' ,M 2 '+:i'Q- SIIJE SHUW yf 'Ralf' N French Horn Clarinets Trombones Mary Lou Frederick. Ann Wiles, Margaret Taylor, Carole SU- dN Orr, Davi rd mas Overly, Richa Tho xophone Sa Overly, U C C O Q 'rf ev aa cz o .. 'o cv Z -of I- Schodo Conkle. m illia mann, W Work- y Lou CII' Harlene Stapf, M Ito: A Taylor, Des- hetstone, Connie W Carolyn Baritones ple Walter Lynn Ott, Dee Ann Strim man, Joan Kim- undq Mifcheu, Feichtner, sie sh. La rlene ton, Ma Hamil bara Bar X U ': on k. Fred nic Pe ble, Susan Tuba Dunbar, Terry Kaye Anthony, Tenor: Bass Clarinet Duve. ughn Charles Martin, Va ger Heimbaugh. Ro I1. Esther Dalto pet Tru Flutes Drums John Harold Hughes, Roberta Kauffman, Playko, Mary Johanna Smith, Sondra Kelly, ohn on, J d For CII' ustin, Rich yA Jerr ri Wil- 6 kins, G Haw ITIGS Tho Schodorf, ritton. B U Lo een I' zzard, Ve Bu Nancy rgaret Roth, Ma S. 99 Ri rd ms, Richa lia ai o E Mary Nowakowski. Compliments of WILLARD UNITED BANK ll al 1' rl I fo GH Sus l, a Mitchel nd ble, Li Kim GD Jo rr Feichtne Dessie t: Row, left to righ Third VY Ma Wiles nn garet Schodorf, A Of M rl Carole Taylo ght ri fO Front Row, left ohn Schodorf, Thomas Hawkins, uffman, J Ka berta s, Ro Hughe ld FO Ha k Penic on, Johanna Playko, ritt yLouB GV Esther Dalton, M f Lohr le Caro lf sk kow Nowa Martin, harles C augh in, cL M Charles V, Schrye Riggs, George rd G Rich ndra Smith. Sa ughlin cLa M rry La Conkle, William nf art mM lia Wil Hamilton, bara Bar hetstone, W Reed, Carolyn dra Ne Overly, Donna ght ri tO Second Row, left rly. Ve O Thomas rr, ard O ch Ri eumann, N avd y D Terr ger Heimbaugh, Ro 5, m Willia ri Ge Frederick Taylor Mary Lu Connie Roth, garet GI' M Buzzard, cox, Nancy Wil een I' Ve t: igh Row, left to r Back Harlene Stapf ITIGTI rk O W U Lo VY Ma Ott nn LY Pe, Dunbar Dee Ann Strim OOl'6. M hael Hosler, Mr Mic T1 Sl U yA fl' Je John Kelly, Richard Foran, COMPLIMENTS OF WILLARD BAND BOOSTER ASS. fa 1 Amstutz, David rr fe ko ld Bitt FCI Ge binson Ro Bud mith, S id CIV WJD Ro Third V, Rosie Patr cia rr Stove HC Pauli V, Mi le Mercedes T, h rig W Pau ROW: First ohn Smith, .I Ronald on, Davids S me Ja lf: Hos e ael ch Mi Charles Glorioso, Patricia Crawford, a Reed, edr N rt, ayhea rriet G Ha T, ancy Koppler, Lynn Ot N Conkle, William McLaughlin, Wallace, Bud Rober rf Q8 lin .- Dean Hol Ruggles he Et Playko, Johanna omson, Th rothy Do 5, i Willaim el' k G Penic Susan Schodorf Har ene l fe QC! GI' M rr ny, Patti Mille ho nl A Kaye CIN orkm W ary Lou M ak Le Fln A N9 mi Fle -ol Q a Sta I' Barba on, HS Wilk gnes A 5, H6 Jo Helen r GHS Ow Barton WZ Ro nd Seco Gene baugh Heim Roger l, che Mit David T, nigh CK M rt Robe WI Ro Fourth I, che Mit Scheid, L nda tricia Pa 1 rd Buzza ancy N Eberly, l'll'1 yA CII' M On lt mi Ha 1 OFI Wis McLaughlin, Alfred , Larry OH Hamilt rry La Coe, S G Thom sso, Ro tton, ri B U Lo ary tone, M TS he W rolyn Ca k s Frederic Pity: 1 I'l'l ancy Heckatho N in, rt Ma harles C Schodorf, ohn ed, J Re Hutt, Roger Rober rr m Meie Iia ..- Wil One J 1 fe Wo rilyn Ma ards ch Ri knson, Constance Wil 4- GJ C U -a 1. .C O .r if O C U U Davis, SSH n, Eil Hallo Orr, Ronald rd cha ,Ri verly, Thomas Hawkins O OITTGS Th verly. O Hargrove, Donna sk G W ko Cl OW ary N n Smith, M Lillfa Compliments of MIDWEST NDUSTRIES li0y's lllllbil' First Row: Gerald Bittikoter, David Amstutz, Charles Thomas Hawkins, Charles Martin, Robert McKnight, Glorioso, Michael Hosler, James Davidson, John Ronald Hatton. Ruggles, Dean Hollinger, Robert Wallace, Charles Third Row: Roger Heimbaugh, Gene Rosso, Thomas McLaughlin, William Conkle. Coe, Larry Hamilton, Larry McLaughlin, Alfred Wil- Second Row: David Mitchell, Paul Wright, Barton son, William Meier, Robert Huff, Roger Reed, John Owens, David Smith, Budd Robinson, Ronald Smith, Schodorf, Thomas Overly, Richard Orr. O 1 C I O. Boy s uarlvl l hon' .,iiIl'0l'S Michael Hosler, Charles McLaughlin, Harold Hughes, Kaye Anthony, Ann Leak, Robert Hutt, Barbara Thomas Overly, Robert McKnight. Hamilton. Compliments of HuNTER's HARDWARE 47 Ilaulcq- lland First Row: Lynn Otl, Mary Lou Workman, Roger Heimbaugh, Harold Hughes, John Schodorf, Thomas Hawkins. Second Row: Vaughn Duve, Thomas Overly, Richard Orr, David Neumann. Third Row: Charles Martin, Jerry Austin. H00 'I u ll Kaye Anthony, Jane Hargrove, Donna Smith, Barbara Hamilton, Patricia Scheid, Carol Zellner, Helen Jones, Agnes Wilkinson, Mr. Flaws. W, -0- 0 wr -Of 'S Hi v I .au Q km wx Si 2' M12 5.-nf , , . . ,, J' f ,Af ,swf A ,,whUv Q , f 1 , '..,gf L5s? sQ, Mmg?w.?5M ff I - V Q 'Q k 5 'H ,ps , ,, ,.:,- ..., , R 1 f 3 I -if I - F W I si .ff 'x I D gQgM.,,5:, M ,Q ' F dl , , 1 . Q if .X if ' X fy' I -W X- ' Q . 1 Q-,N 43 , S 'WO' .1 Q35 f .ll'lli0l' flaws Play Picture at left: Patricia Scheid and Barbara Hamilton, Student Directors Picture at top: Harlene Stapf, Mrs. Miller, Helen Jones, Stella, Beverly George, Flora Fish. Picture at right: Jane Hargrove, June Blake, David Amstutz, Jimmy Blake. Picture at bottom: Robert Allen, Dippy, substituting in play, Gaylord Miller- Lindo Mitchell, Viol o Tree, Roger Reed, Mr, Tobar. 50 .A iailyslury in llluci Upper left: Kaye Anthony, Carole West, Robert McKnight, Christopher Sullivan, Myron Hargrove, Sheriff Mudge. Upper right: Thomas Overly, Dr. Meek, Shirley Clem, Marga Carter, Robert Wolfe, Lewis Carter. Boffom: Mary Lu Frederick, Mrs. Ellis, Ann Leak, Lot.ic. Junior Class Play When the Old Maid returns to her sorority house to live during her summer studies, things really begin to hum. They hum especially loudly because the spoiled son of a millionaire fears the end of his carefree college days. The young man and his friends plan to make a fool of the Old Maid teacher. Apparently she falls into the trap, however, she manages to save herself and shame the young people. Mrs. Trigg, the understanding and capable house mother, is portrayed by Margaret Schodort. She is aided by the maid-of-all works, Sophia lMary Lou Workmanl. The girls staying at the house are Sandra Smith, Lois Wilhelm, Nancy Koppler, Patti Miller, Nedra Reed, and Pauline Stover. The young gentlemen who are staying for summer school are Michael Hosler, John Kelly, Richard Foran, Dean Hollinger, and Henry Schodorf. All the young people conspire against Miss Agatha, Janet Wilkinson. The arrival of business tycoon Mr. Van Wyck Waterhouse, Sr., played by Larry Hamilton causes much concern. Of course, all ends happily. is 'x it ltr 'i , N 5 X, I ' if- -.Je W . V, f .4 . K:-'-U j i .i , - Qwgifi i k hibif ti-:d f L .1-4452, .1 lr fig V -rv' :, ' ?l,Q lj 5 . ' fig , 'F r l Mary Lou Workman ,,,..,,. Margaret Schodorf ,..,,, .. Larry Hamilton ....... Janet Wilkinson ..Y. Henry Schodorf ...... Sandra Smith ,,.. Pauline Stover .i.i.. Dean Hollinger ...... Patricia Miller .,i. Richard Foran ......, Nancy Koppler .,,V, Mike Hosler ...,,,,,. Nedra Reed ,,,.... John Kelly ,7,,,,, Lois Wilhelm ....... The Junior Play Y0u're Young 0nly 'l'wicc- .......Sophie .........Mrs. Twig Waterhouse Sr. A,m......,.Agatha i,7,,.Emil ,Beatrice ,.,.,.Helen m,H,Stubby ......Dorothy 7,,,,,,.Lowell ,,,,,7,,,,lrene ,,,,,,,Van Wyck emnribby ,,7,,.Chesler ,,,,,,,,Anis lille-il yr, Li 'C'- s F. lf. A. it 5.-mann .ff OFFICERS Left to right: Kenneth Mahl, Bayliss Prater, Budd Robinson, Oliver Mahl, Herbert Stockmaster, Alvin Ringlein, Mr. Dale Crossen, Advisor. The Future Farmers of America is a national organi- zation for boys who are interested in agriculture as a career. Front Row, left to right: Charles Cummings, George Schryer, Oliver Mahl, Vincent Phillips, Paul Kennard Gale Featheringill, Robert Daniel, Simon Myers. Second Row: Robert Barnett, Melvin Phillips, Robert Chase, Bayliss Prater, Richard Beebe, Alvin Ringlein Kenneth Mahl, Kenneth Barnett. Back Row: John Ruggles, Herbert Stockmaster, Budd Robinson, Robert Shade, Robert Fry. Absentees: James Miller, Donald Daniels. 54 ,Lf- Social Chairman, Delores Roth Secretary-treasurer, ,Sandra Smith Advisor, , , Mrs. Hollinger President ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , Helen Jones Vice-president ,,,, Barbara Hamilton li. A. A. To promote good sportsmanship, to foster school spirit, to promote interest in girls' athletics and an intramural program, to develop girls physically, mentally, socially and emotionally, and to establish an award system for girls' athletics are the purposes of this organization. The name of this organization is the Girls' Athletic Association, com- posed ot iunior and senior girls. Front Row, left to right: Nedra Reed, Mary Lou Workman, Linda Mitchell, Nancy Buz- zard, Kaye Anthony. Second Row, left to right: Lynn Ott, Patricia Rosier, Dorothy Langhurst, Annie Alt, Janet Wilkinson, Agnes Wilkinson, Patti Miller, Lillian Smith. Third Row, left to right- Dianne Hartmann, Nancy Dickerson, Carolyn Sutton, Carole Taylor, Patricia Scheid, Nancy Kappler, Faye Howell, Mercedes Miller. , 55 t X Y s Ili-Y . , V Front Row: Mr. Jenkins, Charles McLaughlin, Jerry Neumann, Ronald Smith, Roger Reed, David Amstutz, Dean Hollinger, Mr. McElfish. Second Row: Steve Haynes, Michael Hosler, James Snay, James Henry, Ronald Hatton, Robert Wallace, Terry Dunbar, Third Row: Jerry Austin, Keith Cross, Thomas Jacobs, Larry Shirey, Doyle Newman, Frederick Miller, Arthur Hastings, Barton Owens. Fourth Row: David Mitchell, Thomas Coe, Larry Hamilton, Thomas Hawkins, Roger Heimbaugh, John Lichotf, Gaylord Miller, David Smith, Richard Snay. Back Row: James Hanks, Charles Cummings, Larry McLaughlin, Thomas Overly, Robert Huff, William Edgington, Harold Hughes, Stewart Snook. PURPOSE To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character wherever l am. PLATFORM Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. Compliments of WILLARD Y.M.C.A. xv... A .V .5 Q K I. WD IZ If ll 0 ll TOP PICTURE Top Row: Donna Jacobs, Beverly George, Kaye Anthony, Jane Hargrove, Ann Leak, Mary Lu Frederick, Joan McClish. Middle Row: Patricia Scheid, Barbara Hamilton, Agnes Wilkinson, Helen Jones, Dorothy Langhursl, Virginia Simpson, Marlene Lash. Bottom Row: Shirley Clem, Linda Mitchell, Nancy Heckathorn, Colleen McLaughlin, Phyllis Frederick. MIDDLE PICTURE Top Row: Nancy Dickerson, Lois Wilhelm, Nancy Buzzard, Mary Lou Workman, Mercedes Miller. Third Row: Nancy Koppler, Diane Harriman, Patricia Miller, Carolyn Dye, Donna Banicki. Second Row: Lynn Ott, Patricia Rosier, Mary Ann Alt, Nedra Reed, Harriet Gayhearl. Bottom Row: Janet Wilkinson, Pauline Stover, Margaret Schodorf, Sandra Smith. BOTTOM PICTURE Top Row: Marilyn Wolfe, Roberta Kauffman, Sharon Funk, Donnc Overly, Carol Zellner, Sally Carney, Jackie Sidell. Third Row: Ruth Sexton, Carolyn Whetslone, Eileen Davies, Patricia Crawford, Linda Sands, Joan Kimble, Jeanine Rex, Janet Rex, Carolyn Brunner, Shirley Scott, Grace Long. Second Row: Susan Penick, Geri Williams, Joan Tedrow, Carol Schlolterer, Rose Androsac. Bottom Row. Mary Nowakowaski, Connie Richards, Johanna Playko Sandra Judd, Annita Lillo, Roberta Kieffer. I l Q .. if 3 s Q i .. -eq -.H Sponsored By LA CLEF D'OR . 'punish 'lub Front Row, left to right: Helen Jones, Margaret Schodorf, Ann Leak, Miss Bauman, Janet Wilkinson, Barbara Hamilton, Ronald Hatton, Second Row: Agnes Wilkinson, Marlene Lash, Robert Allen, Shirley Clem, Ronald Smith, Conrad Androsac. Third Row: Georgetta Judson, Phyllis Durr, Anna Cochran, Frederick Eldred, Lillian Smith, Colleen MC- Laughlin, Kaye Anthony. Fourth Row Robert McKnight, Gaylord Miller, Robert Huff, Charles Martin, Patricia Scheid, Virginia Simpson. Back Row. Harold Hughes, Nedra Reed. I 1 Alllll ,lull Front Row- Barbara Duve, Suzanne Carney, Anne Grundish, Carol Lohr, Paul Wright, Richard Orr, William Conkle. Middle Row: Esther Dalton, Mary Lu Britton, Vereen Wilcox, Susanne Watts, Carolyn Whetstone, Charles Glorioso, Marilyn Wolfe, Susan Penick, Roberta Kauffman, Roberta Kieffer, Johanna Playko, Geri Williams. Back Row: Miss Steele, Rosemary Daniels, Richard Riggs, John Schodorf, David Smith, Thomas Hawkins, Gene Rosso, Constance Richards, Donna Overly. Student fou neil Seated, left to right: Mary Lu Frederick, Karol Miller, Mary Lou Britton, Dee Ann Strimple, Roberta Kauffman, Mary Lou Workman, Nedra Reed. Standing: David Smith, Robert McKnight, Robert Huff, Earl Cok, Charles Glorioso. Business fl ll ll Front Row, left to right: Mary Cushman, Martha Roberts, Joan Tedrow, Shirley Scott. Second Row: llo Bly, Sally Carney, Jackie Sidell, Donna Smith. Third Row: Lorraine Bailey, Ruth Sexton, Betty Horne. Last Row: Bill Berry, Bessie Spencer, Mrs. Reynolds. Compliments of PIONEER RUBBER COMPANY l spni-rs Willard Rallies ' 0 Win 7 5 T 0 69 Hull, Wilkinson Pace Flashes To 4 Vieyiry Over Upper Sandusky lflive l'0llI' l13Ill8S LGI Only four games rema the Willard high school b ball schedule before ,the tournament at Sandusky th of next month. The games are: F'eb.11 Galimx is Feb. 18 Shelby Fvb. 22 Sand'ky St. lsarys F b 8 'I fff C l l xi Willard Thumps adison, 81 To Huff, Hanks Lead I Victoryg Reserves Willard lhumped a visiting ' l 'VI ' 7,111 . acllsmi team 'I'uvw l4w WILI. Hill. UHIU McKNIGHT, ,ami Ill gimme 0lf'l'UBl'IR 5, H551 HE D CHlE lln ini: rifv, ll Cn Susan Buurma, Adrea Holthouse, Constance Richards, Roberta Kauffman, Margaret Schodorf, Robert McKnight, Janet Wilkin- son, Ronald Smith, Gaylord Miller, Robert Huff, Anna Coch- ran, Lillian Smith, Colleen Mc- Laughlin, Nancy Heckathorn, Phyllis Frederick. ' lbllff-,-,'itn5 5lllflCIllS won lilnvtxzgf., Hi-li-xt Ituffing. vcwkic-fr: Virginizs Simpso ltL'.il-lt.'SQ Linrlgi Knight, 2 miclvt' tlu hm' y it 'l at , . lill' its vu-1,-14 Az llul.u't't lXlc-liuiggll A' K, 'vi . hvlpinf H1251 , f, Q, .4 Fl inmnl gimi Rrcl in yeast ml lst in itil 'irci in ax L-ankiosg Wi Dorothy Langhurst, Agnes Wilkinson, Miss Bauman, Tom Overly, Absent, Helen Jones. rl:-W X. Top Picture: The Annual Staff ln the preparation of this Annual, we have attempted to include those things which will give its readers many hours of pleasure both now and in the future. We hope that we have given the pictures which will enable you to reconstruct this year of your life. As editors we trust that we have directed the staff so that their best efforts have been used to the end that this Annual will be one of the best. The art work of Charles Martin deserves special attention. Tom Overly and Bob Huff have devoted much time to the preparation of the Sports Section. .lane Hargrove should be complimented for her excellent iob of picture-mounting. We would also like to thank the business staff and its manager, David Amstutz, for the tireless work and the excellent records they have kept. All those who worked upon the Annual will derive much pleasure from this book both now and later. We wish to thank all of our advertisers, Mr. De Vito, and all others who have helped in making this Annual possible. Finally, we would like to thank our adviser, Miss Hockenbury, whose splendid direction has made this Annual a success. Left to right: Co-Editors: Robert McKnight, Patricia Scheid, Business Manager: David Amstutz. Middle Picture: Front Row, left to right: Art Editor: Charles Martin, Sports Editor: Thomas Overly, Fred Eldred. Back Row: Robert Hutt, Kaye Anthony, Jane Hargrove, Marlene Lash, Gaylord Miller. Bottom Picture: Front Row, left to right: Shirley Clem, Linda Mitchell. Back Row: Ruth Ann Roesch, Myron Hargrove. . 13? 'A' 1 -' Q -- Q FY? ,if G: x 'F ' TD Sz 2 Qzw ' ,-,,XNf. , , H zkzggjlg' f 'QV' 100015 ,nf 1 MUSULE ME lad ntlulll Sql '01 igh llard YI l X1 Barton Owens, scione, m Ca ngclo ove, A Hargr I1 O Myr V, ille lvl Gaylord sler, Charles Ho ke ith, Mi Sm Truchon, David rry La anager w:M Ro Front ames Hanks. J anager rles Glorioso, M ha allace, C W rt Robe Neumann, David QS min Um C Hatton, Dean Link, Gene nald Ro res, Coach Hart, Coach End WZ Ro Sf La Charles Heal. James Carney, James mi ton, Robert Allen, Ha Collins, Larry sso, Jack Ro illions, Robert St bert Ro nl S0 I l ki Wil Robert mp, Ju CS Om cond Row: J Se Coach Raimonde. n Seiple, Coach Smith, GD mann, GI CU Henry, Jerry N McLaughlin, rry n, La i0 Qing Ed Gm Wi li Robert Huff, Reed, Roger Wolfe, Comp iments of SHARlCK'S JEWELERS rop. McEIfish, P Arthur Tin ' r' 3 G .-in v w 1 ' 1 Q M W eg M. l E 4.34 ' ,Q E521 z li: Q X I r S ,Q Xx 14 N, xy , 1 COMPUMENTS OF RAY 4. QNOOK REAL ESTATE g INSURANCE Emghf, ' mu .- ,L X: f f f ,, .3 COMPLIMENTS OF HARRY 1 JUMP nam. ESTATE 6 INSURANCE Senior Football Players Robert Wolfe-No. 70, played four years of football. During most of the time he filled the tackle position on the line. Early in his senior year he was converted to fullback. No matter in what position he played he demonstrated tremendous drive and hard tackling. Bob was a two year letterman. Robert Wilkinson-A Co-Captain for the '54 season, was the familiar No. 77. Because of his excellent play calling and ball handling, he was a most successful quarterback. WiIk has earned three Varsity letters. Myron Hargrove-No. 55, was one of our speedy halfbacks. Hampered much of the time by iniuries, he nevertheless maintained a real love for the game. Myron received three Varsity letters. Robert Stillions-Playing at an end position for the Flashes, wore No. 60. As a blocker and a pass catcher he was a valuable addition to the team. Bob is the possessor of two Varsity letters. Roger Reed-Our capable center, appeared in iersey 69. Carrying out his blocking assignments made him an outstanding team man. Rog earned two letters. Robert Huff-The other Co-Captain of the '54 season, was a standout at his tackle position. No. 80 cleared the way for many of the backfield men. Bob has three Varsity letters to his credit. Glenn Seiple-Was another of our hard working backs. The familiar No. 63 was seen cutting-off tackle often for big yardage. Nips earned two Varsity letters. Senior Football Players Dean Link-Playing at a guard position, wore iersey No. 79. Weighing 195 lbs., he was one of the strong linemen on defense. Dean is a two-year letterman. Ronald Hatton-Our tiny halfback, wore iersey No. 53. Weighing a slim 125 lbs., he ran well at the halfback position. Ronnie has earned two Varsity letters. Gaylord Miller-Switching from quarterback to tackle in his senior year, could be seen in No. 78. He was also an extra-point kicker. Fuzz earned three Varsity letters. Angilo Camiscione-Our fleet-footed halfback, wore the familiar No. 66. He was always a threat to break away for long runs. Ang is the possessor of two Varsity letters. Merwyn Carmeon-Wearing No. 71, played at a tackle position in his senior year. He was another of the strong men on defense. Merv earned a Varsity letter in his senior year. Robert' Allen-Holding down a tackle position, appeared in iersey No. 75. He was always a strong man on the line. Bob has earned two Varsity letters. .luck Collins-A very versatile backfield man, could be seen in iersey No. 59. He played a halfback spot in his senior year. Jack received a Varsity letter in his senior year. '13 70 '11 0 fx Q , .. J I 2,5 4 A Aim M 1 Q if J ': 24 MW-L' Rx is , , 'rg K A an 4 ij L ,,. If U W i if 3 1 1' Z W -R. wa -m - f 1 1,22 W ,e 1+ ' Qs.: . qs N ' 'Q W Bc -,gk L' .3 ff? ii! A115 x-'Qi 44? r I W3 r- f I Q T J , N x gs ': k 1 , ,I Q1 sf' ' :fv 22 ! I x Z I,- - X ww! tb XM W '3 iv X J ui U f , - ..., W 55' V N' an -pr X -Ki gi ' :SQ M0 A f T' coMm.nMENTs Tut-: ELK3 B1-sc-rvv llaslu-lllall Sq und Fronf Row, lefl la righh Charles Mclaughlin, Roberl Wallace, Barton Owens, William Meier, Gene Rosso, Dean Hollinger. Back Row, leff lo right Gene long, Fred Miller, Roberl Geise, Joel Kimble, William Berry, William Franlmharl, Arthur Hastings, Charles Glorioso. Ninth Grade llaskvlball Sq und Fronf Row, lefl fo righl: Ray- mond Ryman, David Neu- man, Ronald Buss, Richard Orr, larry Senler. Back Row, lefi fo righf: Ronald Danholl, George Schryer, David LaPoinl, John Schadorf, James Greer, Weldon Willoughby, William Conkle. Compliments of BURRAS MOTOR SALES Hwwggr .Pi Compliments of STEARNS 8. DEVOE 77 Willard High School Baseball Team Front Row: Jim Carpenter, Larry Hamilton, Ronald Hatton, Jim Henry, Coach Raymond Rchords Deon Hollinger, Jerry Austin, Glenn Holmes. Bock Row: Alan Smith, Barton Owens, Bob Wolfe, Jim Carney, Jim Hanks, Bob Allen, To O rly Rona Smith. 'I 954 RECORD Willard .,.,... ....... l Mansfield .............. ..... 3 Willard ...,... .... 2 Mansfield Madison ........ 0 Willard .,.,... ,,.. 8 Crestline ....,........... ...,. 0 Willard ....... .... 5 Shelby ...... ...,.... l l Willard .....,. .... 7 Galion ...... ..... 8 Willard ....... .... 0 Shelby ,...,. ..... l Willard ......, .,.. 2 Mansfield ..... ..... 5 Willard ...... .,.. 9 Bucyrus ...... ..,.. 0 Willard ...,... .... 6 Crestline ....... ..... 4 Willard ..,.,.. .... 4 Galion ...... ..... 6 Willard ...... ..., 3 Bucyrus ,......,....,..... ..... l Willard ...... ....,.. l 9 Upper Sandusky ............ 8 Willard ...... ,... 8 Upper Sandusky ............ 10 Willard ...,.. .... 3 Shelby .........,.,... ..... 2 COMPLIMENTS OF FINK'S FURNITURE STORE R. If Yvillard lligll Thinclads Front Row: Charles Martin, Jerry Neumann, Glenn Seiple, Fred Miller, larry McLaughlin, Bob Wilkinson Myron Hargrove, Gaylord Miller, Gene Rosso. Second Row: Coach Roberl Endres, Bill Marlin, Bill Rcible, Tom Coe, Bob Huff, Bill Edginglon, Earl Cok Roger Reed, .lack Collins, Bob Slillions, Angilo Camiscione. Senior Tl'ilCkHl0ll , -v f Fronl Row: Charles Marlin, Myron Hargrove, Bob Wilkinson, Roger Reed, Glenn Seiple. Second Row: Bob Huff, Gaylord Miller, Angilo Camiscione, Bob Slillions, Jack Collins. Compliments of FEDERATED 8. BEN FRANKLIN STORES H. E. Scofield, Manager The Athletic Board 3 n ui Firsf Row: DWIGHT TEATERS, ROBERT ENDRES, DANA AUKERMAN, RALPH MCCAMBRIDGE, JOHN WALLACE Second Row: MARTIN SMITH, KENNETH MOLL, THOMAS BROWN, AND JAMES LINCOLN. THE HARLOW STAPF AWARD FORMER PRINCIPAL, DR. WILLIAMS, JIM CARPENTER COMPLIMENTS OF HARLOW STAPF l c Q fb f' ' I fl 1 I f ., C gfv v ' T Cb L 7 f T f 3 4 ' 1 m J X1 COMING ATTRAUTIUN Adnlinistrators of Grade Schools rs avg! 2 L2221 2829.31 THOMAS D. BROWN Thomas D. Brown is a native of Claypool, Indiana. He received his Bachelor of Science in Education from Heidelberg College, and his Masters of Arts from The Ohio State University. He is working on his Doctor of Philosophy degree at the present. For the past three years he has been principal ofthe Central Elementary School. RHEBA BENNETT Rheba Bennett, principal of the East Side School, was born in Willard, Ohio. She attended Bowling Green State University where she received her Bachelor of Science in Education degree. She is a fourth grade teacher as well as principal. She has been a principal for fifteen years. g ,,. 5 2. 5'-ff 5 it -4 iw? ft ll.. 215 'Ms Zlzfw 1 M. Y, 5 E 5 :.A .,,5:. M ,:Q,, gi M J. QW 451 1 ' Ex ,. ...-. . K I: .,,.- t Q W A. :I, . , wa, 8' QA , ' Q1 9 ,wr . Q , Y' ' . - V' 1 3 ff ' I- 5 gg ,, ., :ia- W' 'fp I 115.1 K M NW :' fm fi, . 4 . . : 5 5 4 A W? x as H 4 15' 4 ' X 5 ' Iygggi . TV QM 2 ew' lx .,A. ..,,, 5 A ,, ',-- .. 1 . K: 1.,..W,,h,,,j,, ,, , , X-YU? r X 2' '--L--M hx iQ.,fjZ7 W.-,... ' Mk l Junior Band Front Row: Allen Entler, Pat Richards, David Crall, Kathryn Johnson, Jean Wilkinson, Nona Steele, Bob Hargrove, Nancy Steele. Second Row: Carol Winemuller, Gerry Snay, Carol leitz, Earl Long, Janet Lohr, Nancy Earl, Paul Felver, Elaine Moore, Caro- lyn Bowmar, Mary Secor, San- dra Oliver. Third Row: Lamont Stanfield, Marsha Stanfield, Kathleen Moomaw, Darrel Wilcox, David Klinglesmith, Mary Ann Ehrman, James Ayres, Judith Wilkinson, Jane Carmean, Mr. Moore. Fourth Row: Gary Moore, Gary Geiser, Charles Kauffman, Thomas Shone, Dorothy Chase, John Richards, Thomas Walker, Nancy Smith. Last Row: Glenna McLaughlin, Linda Merkle, David Steele, Richard Heisler, Barbara Scho- dorf, David Rinehart, Lois Cline. .I u nior lligh Football Front Row: Junior Sexton, Chalmer Spencer, Lloyd Rapp, Franklin Hodge. Second Row: Geoffrey Cox, John Richards, Ronnie Knott, James Pennybaker, James Leitz, Jerry Stanfield, Gerald Leitl, David Duffy, Robe ert Owens, Lynn Henry. Third Row: Wayne Falio, Lanny McLaughlin, Rob- ert Cline, Charles Roth- child, John Hastings, William Lewis, Ulice Sherman, Gary Wolfe, Ronald Robinson, Robert Hargrove, Joseph Saw- yer. Fourth Row: Dean lrven, Thomas Shone, Charles Noftz, Barton Owens, Robert Fruestorfer, Bill Miller, John Fentner, Gregg Jump, David Klinglesmith, Mr. Teater. Last Row: James Jacobs, Ray Bays, Roger Gay- heart, Gerald Carpenter, Carl Felver, David Steele, Jack Kirby, Mie chael Wenner, Paul Carpenter. 85 10 ILIQIIR ll Grail:- llaslu-l lull I Sc-11-nl Il liraulc- lhnslu-l lull I 86 Top Picture: Front Row: John Richards, Greg Jump, Mike Wenner, William Miller, Ronald Stanfield, David Morris. Back Row: Jeff Cox-mgr., David Rinehart, Jerry Carpenter, Jim Jacobs, Carl Felver, Roger Gayhearl, Jack Kirby, Ronald Knott, Lynn Henry-mgr., Mr. Teater. Bottom Picture: Front Row: Barton Owens, Jerry Slanfield, Bob Owens, Joseph Sawyer, Robert Hargrove, Wayne Fazio. Back Row: James Pennybaker, Charles Noftz, Richard Heisler, Paul Carpenter, David Klinglesmith, Junior Sexton, Thomas Shone, Coach Dwight Teaters. Professional Page W. w. CORWIN, MD. W. A. DRURY, MD. 1. v. EMERY, MD. E. D. KACKLEY. MD. W. H. KAUFFMAN, MD. R. W. LIDINGTON, D.D.s. B. H. SWARNER, D.D.s. j. B. STARBUCK, OPTOMETRIST SMELTZ SOH IO SERVICE 2.1 E. Tiffin Call 2l6 no . We Specialize in Auto Lubrication Ignition 0 Electrical Work Motor Tune Up .0 Muffler, Tail Pipe 0 Wheel Balancing I Complete Broke Service Cars Called For and Delivered COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS WHlTE'S HARDWARE TO E. H. White, Proprietor THE SENIOR Cl-A55 PHONE 45ll OF 1955 ll Myrtle Ave. JUMP'S Cl0THlNG Compliments of WILLARD PLYMOUTH SANDUSKY SPORTING GOODS Willard, Ohio Phone 4534 SHEll GAS STATION COMPLIMENTS T. j. Ludban, Prop. OF PHONE 3501 lDEAl lAUNDRY WILLARD OHIO as Compliments of COMPLIMENTS , . OF Buckingham Farm Equipment ALLIS-CHALMERS FARM EQUIPMENT Willard, Ohio WIllARD IOCKER MARKET, INC. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1955 BEST WISHES TO THE THE WlllARD TIMES CLASS OF 1955 The Home Paper SHERCK'S MARKET Best Wishes and Success To The Class of 1955 Bevier's 19 Myrtle Ave. Phone 251 R d t W ea y o ear Dry Goods and Notions 104 Myrtle Telephone 3821 Compliments NEW HAVEN SHEll of W. D. Reed . ' 24 HOUR SERVICE Willard Ohio 89 Compliments of GORDON'S WILKIE THE PAINT MAN CONFECTIONARY IIS Myrtle Phone 4283 FOUNTAIN senvlcs BEST WISHES TO LUNCHEONS CLASS OF '55 RECORDS BOGNER'S MARATHON Tom and Bob LEE GORDON Phone 4841 1 N, Myrtle P'Op'Ie'O' StuIl's News Center Magazines, Newspapers 6' Toys Fountain Service Compliments of E 8. W PASTRY SHOPPE QUALITY BAKED cooos Phone 535I 5 Myrtle AVG BEST WISHES FROM THE FEICHTNER STORE WILLARD, OHIO Men's and Boys' Wear SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY COMPLIIVIENTS COMPLIMENITS OF OF WH-I-ARD SCHODORF'S LU M 3 5 R Fine Foods C 0 M P A N Y Manufacturers of FANCY ICE CREAM Willard, Ohio Phone 224 COMP'-IMENTS Compliments of OF MILLER PLUMBING AND HEATING woonwomuuc coMPANY M St Phone 245 COMPLETE BUILDING SUPPLY CENTER CABINET WORK BEST WISHES from PEEK-A-B00 INN Phone 76ll Willard, Ohio NEW HAVEN 9' COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF wlumzo nAmAToR lINK'S PHOTO AND SHOP BODY SHOP Compliments of BEST wlsi-:Es TO MITCHELL ELECTRIC CLASS OF 1955 7 East Maple Street Willard, Ohio NlOll'S IGA Compliments of A Gund Place Marcille's Beauty To nude Shappe Pi-iowa 8541 CELERYVILLE 24 Myrtle Ave. Willard, Ohio BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS ElNlllNGER'S OF sum: MARKET , The Willard Farmers' Groceries 0 Meats v Hardware Exchange Willard Phone HAVANA, OHIO 8291 92 PHONE 37Ol COMPLETE FURNISHINGS FOR THE HOME 11.3, Funeral-Director-Furniture AMBULANCE - PHONE 280 WILLARD, OHIO Funerals Conducted with COURTESY DEPENDABILITY and SERVICE Compliments of Guthrie Chevrolet Sales Willard, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF TEMPLE THEATER THE HOME OF BEST ENTERTAINMENT WILLIAMS PHARMACY I. C-. Bl'l'l'lKOFER CIGARS 0 CANDY SODAS 0 DRUGS PRESCR I PTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED Phone 241 WI LLARD v OHIO Compliments of QL with Compliments of BEST WISHES TO Willard Parts Company CVEZHOF AUTO PARTS Machine Shop Service N.A.P.A. jobber Phone 254 Willard, Ohio hnnzffs, Barber Shop Wilde-is Motor Sales Studebaker Cars and Trucks Goodyear Tires and Batteries Route 224 at Myrtle Avenue Phone 7901 COMPLIMENTS OF B. M. BIDDINGER Photographer STUDIO - - - 323 DALE AVE. BY APPOINTMENT Phone 6671 Willard, Ohio JACKSON'S DRUG STORE Where Everyone Meets PHARMACIST ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES REFRIGERATED CANDY Whitman's-Mary Lincoln Compliments of WlllARD MOBILGAS joe Schaffer, Proprietor Phone 256 COMPLETE LINE TRUSSES lEIastic and Springl ABDOMINAL BELTS 0 ELASTIC HOSE KNEE CAPS 0 ANKLE SUPPORTS Qualified Fitfer in Charge Phone 271 We Deliver Compliments of J. C. PENNEY CO. NORWALK, OHIO R. W. SIDEll Contracting and Engineering OF PLUMBING, HEATING, AND POWER PIPING Box 87 PHONE 5531 WILLARO, OHIO Compliments Haqmh, 'Wlanlmi of Gemge Rage' GARDEN or mw Grocery and Meat Market We Deliver Phone 3460 New Haven, Ohio Comphmenfs THE SMART IUNIOR SET of BERRY'S RESTAURANT NORWALK, OH IO SELECTS APPAREL FROM Norwalk, Ohio 97 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS and BEST wisHEs OF to YOU NC- AMERICA ,smalue grantee R I C H AR D S ' ws C 0 III 5 T R U C T I 0 N C eleryville Greenhouse FOR C 0 M P A N Y FLORAL SATISFACTION Flowers Telegraphed Everywhere Dial 4483 We Deliver BEST WISHES to COMPLIIVIENTS THE SENIOR CLASS OF Compliments of AMERICAN LEGION THE H0llAND MARKET Congratulations To Complimenfs T0 mass of I955 The Class of 1955 H A M E R ' S 1 mow awww LASH s rooo stone One Hour Service Meat and Groceries FREE Pick-Up and Delivery Phone 223 0 ZO Myrtle Ave. 0 Willard Willard, Ohio Phone 588i Best Wishes to the Class of 1955,' from the Fraternal 0riler of Eagle The Fraternal Order of Eagles was organized on February 6, l898. There are now more than a million members and l758 Aeries in the United States, Canada, Alaska, Hawaii, Philippines, and C-uam. Since its organization, sick benefits of over S70,000,000 and funeral benefits of over 520,000,000 have been paid. The Eagles have sponsored and worked for the passage of laws and programs to benefit all people of our great country and is a firm and staunch believer of our American system of education. A modern dormitory costing Sl60,000 was built at Boys' Town, Nebraska, by our fraternity, which is now building a 520,000 trade school at Boys' Village, Inc., at Smithville, Ohio. These are a few of the many civic undertakings of the F.O.E. HURON AERIE NO. 550 I4-I6 W. Maple Street Willard, Ohio .L cgliaaugiauf X142 Weis. .. QW! MARKS GF QUALITY if if 5 f if I fillllllf ff if Hlllll' THE cANToN ENGRAvlNG Euscrnorvve COMPANY hird sf.,s.e caneon, Oh