Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

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PRINCIPAL Mr. Dona Aukerman Dear Graduates, Before you lies the greatest challenge in our long history as a free democracy. Soon, you will be taking your place as adult citi- zens of our great country-planning, thinking, voting, contributing to our American way of life. As your elders have done in the past, you will make mistakes-l hope not the same ones twice. But, if you give your best effort in all things, you will never feel remorse or shame. A new age, the atomic, lies before you. It can be a wonderful time to live, with many untold benefits, if this enormous energy can be channeled into the right direction. It will be a worldwide holocaust if it is not. It is my sincere prayer that your generation will find the key to world peace. Dana W. Aukerman

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SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Ralph McCambridge ADMINISTRATION Having a tremendous task to do, the ad- ministration of Willard High School has been tireless in its efforts to make Willard High a school in which education excels. A great deal of time has been spent in making the stu- dents' school days more profitable and en- joyable. Students are being prepared to live bet- ter lives and take an active part in the social life they will enter when they leave school. Teachers, buildings and equipment are pro- vided, but the students themselves must make the utmost use of these things if they expect to obtain a good education. WHS students wish to express their ap- preciation to the superintendent, the princi- pal, and the members of the Board of Educa- tion. BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT- Albert Merkle, Arnett Smith, Ralph McCambridge, Roger Whetstone, Helen Ellis, Clerk; Emerson Neumann, and Weldon Ayres. - 4 -

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LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Naomi Wiebe, Latin 1, Latin 2, English 11, English 12; Mrs. Alice French, English 10, English 11; Mrs. Helen Hayes, Spanish 1, Spanish 2; Mrs. Margaret Browns, speech, English 9. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT: Mr. Dale Crossen, voca- tional agriculture; Mrs. Lena Crossen, vocational home economics; Mr. Albert Raimonde, industrial arts and shop. TO THE FACULTY We, the seniors of Willard High School, are indebted to the faculty of our school for their many deeds of thoughtfulness. Not only do they aid us in our studies, giving us all the help we desire, but they also donate their extra time and talents to help us with our extra-curricular activities. There are approximately twenty activities associated at least indirectly with our high school in which teachers are in some way involved.- Mr. Peter Wiebe, world history, American history. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mr. John Carney, typ- ingl, typing 2, office practice; Mrs. Jeanette Ganfield, personal typing, shorthand 1, shorthand 2, bookkeep- ing, business English, business mathematics.