Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

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A school is action. Always moving, never static. The act of learning moves our minds in many directions. A movingpencil, a report, a grade card, and a correct answer moves the student closer to graduation. Student life is active. Foots- ball, loaslcetloall, loaseloall, track, and golf bring a joyous roar from devoted fans when their team appears and a loyal feeling that prevails during the Alma Mater. A burst of energy, courage, strength and endurance, shapes the athlete. The final effort, sues- cess or failure, is always given hy Wl-IS athletes. Satisfaction of achievement stimulates participation in WHS organizations. Athletes find the Varsity W clulo a worthwhile group experience. Girls find Pep clulo and GAA an outlet for stored energy. Gather activities provide WHS with vitality and achievement. lvlusicians are discovered in hand and choir. lvlarchiin parades concerts, and c::ontes'ts ctiv'a'te the picture an active school, WHS carnal Sw ' -1' in , plays 'f if ' dig 55113 plete I F rg' 3' ,'j '2 W 1, 4 n f ,ji . Gflllllllllll Lwlflllfl B629

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