Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1976 volume:

Table of Contents Student Life 12 Organizations 28 Sports 56 Album 86 Faculty 112 Ads 124 People OUTREACH They set goals for themselves and try to accomplish them. People value obtaining new knowledge to better themselves and to make a contribution to society. As the WHS Bicentennial Marching Band OUT- REACHES to Willard fans to inspire spirit in the team, so the smoky clouds serve as a backdrop to memories of experiences and goals REACHED in the past. People OUTREACH. They listen. When people listen to themselves, others, or their environment, they gain knowledge to decide what they would like their goals to be. By listening to various ideas, a person has a basis for rejecting or accepting aspects of his life. 5 6 i Behind that Math quiz And all of this which is supposed to be A learning experience for me I find a sense of love. A human’s love for another human. The yearn to teach The desire to reach. Reach out and touch another To try and make him understand What it is to be— In this crazy, crazy society. That, is love. —Carol Beagle 10 Tl al le 1976 Cl those in to Student Life is composed of all those activities which comprise a school year—ball games, classes, plays, and concerts—to name a few. The following pages reflect how the student body of WHS feels about school and life. Sitting so silently thinking of softness sensing serenity Seeing some security saving some sensibility scared of senility Facing futility! —Marilyn Pees Should I try to go higher Even though I may fail To have those below me curse And to have those above me Praise me for trying to reach the best If failure rears it’s well-known head And throws me back to the bottom Will you give me help And not hold it against me Because I have tried to reach the best 12 Student Life Why do I close my eyes Only to hide from the lies? When society puts pressures on us And on the fads they make a fuss. Why do people think of dying Or always leave their problems crying? We need some people to bring us joy. Not the ones that are here to destroy. First we must think our problems through And realize what we must do. It's not enough to think it out. You must also have action and have no doubt. Many people have their problems, too. For conquering problems is nothing new It takes some help and mostly yours 'Cause even society, with help, conquered wars. —Sue Kline People are funny They come and they go Something to argue All things they know People are funny They change like the wind Once glad, then sad Friends in the end Sut thanks be to God He accepts us that way Growing and growing Perfect some day —denny stevens Student Life 13 People telling me where to go what to do If only they’d stop to look at themselves They’d see they were all going in the wrong direction —Kathy Johnson Juniors Unveil Noticeable Improvements Of Raised Spirits —Loree Stanfield I look into the mirror, seeing a Reflection of happiness. Eyes shining, Face glowing. I see joy in the mirror. And you are responsible for this joy. For you have cared for me. You have shown me love. —Ron Kessler To change is to grow Into maturity. Forming opinions Making decisions To change is to grow More to learn Open your self Express your heart So much to learn We are each one of many Not special to anyone But ourselves, just one. No person but ourselves Can feel our hurt Our love, our imperfections. No one. but God. To change is to grow. Grow into maturity. Open your mind. Listen to your heart Hurry, before your mind Pushes you into a hole. Sarah Grossman Student Life 15 This world can do many things for you. It can make you sad; It can make you cry; It can make you happy; It can make you smile —Connie Homan Fight for dear old Willard. Loyal and true. We re here to cheer you So keep on fighting And we'll never fail to cheer you. Fight, fight for dear old Willard. Play hard to win. Never quit fighting And you will win. 16 Student Life Leaves falling softly Rustling beneath the feet. Hundreds of reluctant students Are at it once again. Meeting old friends, Telling of summer fun. Soon the past will be forgotten Present happenings fill the days. High school is a delicate megaphone On a silver chain, Piles of books And lockers too small. The sweaty exitement of a Locker room. Seeing the winning touchdown Cramming for tests that will soon Mean nothing. But working hard all the same High school is where memories are made That we remember all our lives. — Robin King Foreign Exchange Students Learn On Location Some comments by students here and abroad. Beth Dent from Willard on her first impression of Sweden: “I love Sweden. Everything is country- side and little villages. The houses have flower boxes outside all the windows. Tim Allen from Willard: There is much ‘folclore’ in Brazil. Every- one asks me about Pele. the U S. soccer player. Lena Goncalves from Brazil: I really learned so much here and I'm sure I'll never forget my life over here. I really will have memories for the rest of my life. Hector Romero from Mexico: l think it’s (USA) a very good, progressive country. It’s very good that you can choose classes. One thing I like is the people, very good people in the United States. (A) Beth Dent at the foot of a Swedish ski slope (B) Tim Allen and friends in a Brazilian airport (C) Lena Goncalves thinks in a quiet moment at Willard High School. (D) Hector Romero learned many American songs on his guitar while in this country. Carolyn Bean from Rhodesia on U S. schools: “It’s much freer. I enjoy co-education and also not having to wear a uniform. Also, the fact that we have very little homework gives us a lot of free time after school.” Tania Gradella from Brazil: I like choosing my classes, no uni- forms. and cafeteria system. Also. I like shopping centers. MacDon- ald’s and other chain restaurants, and the drive-in bank.” Shari Lewis from Willard: The people in New Zealand are very friendly. Most of the people have horses; cars are very expensive. I ride a bike a half mile to school every day. French is taught by using tapes and taking dictation. New Zealand is really a wonderful place.” (A) Carolyn Bean pauses for a moment from painting scenery for the set of South Pacific (B) Tama Gradella works on her Physics (C) Shari Lewis and Mrs. Brian Cobbe in an amusement park in Hastings. New Zealand Student Life 19 (A) NATIONAL MERIT LETTERS OF COM- • horry. JUDIES ohio test of Jtnciuqnc achieve- ment. AWARD OF DlSTINtTlON. BETTY CROCKER FAMILY LEADEi OF TOMOR- ROW. statI hom makef DEGREE— Sarah Beaglfl (D) BPW B(JlD AWARD— Cathy Reidy (E) AWARD OF I USTINCTION —Clyde RoVanderpool. Jeannette D.AmemtUer 20 Awards ELA- Scott onda rrell LHIo Axtell TINCTION. JAYfclE REYJ ARSHtP AWARD—Vera PAUL H AWARD- CAN it ENIOR MATH AMERI 'ards 21 PJVS: A Learning Experience (A) Pat Laser and Pat Crisp welcome visitors to Pioneer Joint Voca- tional School (B) Gerald Kimble and Gary Carpenter operating the machines used in graphic arts (C) Cheryl VanWagner practices health care while studying to be a dental assistant. I 22 PJVS (A) Jeff Dean. Bill Blum David Lillo. David Smith, and Allen Striker—sen- iors at PJVS (B) Steve Cavalier in midst of electronics class. (C) With the use of a dictaphone Karen Dun- can applies the skills she has learned at PJVS to complete her assignment (D) Carlos Loera cleans the stove in preparation for another day in food service (E) Future secretaries: Lynn Kuhn. Diana Sparks, and Barb Comp- ton. (F) Jill Michaels. Dons Gates. Phyllis Seasly. and Cheryl Holden during a between-classes break PJVS 23 (A) Marcus Allen. David Bechtel, and Kenneth Hursh studying for carpentry class (B) Jo Ann Bannworth plays with children in the nursery conducted by her child care class. (C) Taking a break from using the elec- tronic equipment is Brad Boles (D) Mr Forster, auto mechanics instructor, ex- plains the mechanical prob- lems of the engine to Gary Wilson. Donald Vasquez. and Dan Gardner 24 PJVS (A) Kip Stevens pauses for a picture taken during auto body class (B) High skill stenographer Pam Simpson works at her typewriter during her laboratory class (C) A new hairstyle is created by Wendy Loney for the customer of the PJVS cosmetology class-sponsored beauty salon (D) Linda Hughes in data processing and accounting (E) Steve Fries. Dean Montoney. Larry Phillips, and Jim Hutchison pose by the tractor they are working on in diesel mechanics (F) Jim Stockmaster cleans cafeteria tables as part of his maintenance work. THE CLASS OF 1976 Motto: To be free to go where we wish and to be what we are. Colors: Royal Blue and White Flower: Red Rose (A) Herb Kamm, associate editor of the Cleveland Press speaks to seniors and guests (B) Mr Cline awards Melissa Dent with the salutatonan honors. (C) Friends get last minute instructions from Steve Axtell. (D) The 1976 valedictorian. Sarah Beagle. (E) Eugene McEndree. president of the Board of Education, congratulates a joyous Lynn Sullivan. 26 Graduation Graduation 27 Rain drenched the 1975 Homecoming game held October 17, forcing the outside festivites to be postponed until Parent’s Night, two weeks later. Cathy Reidy reignea as queen at the contest against Tiffin Colum- bian. Senior football players escorted the attendents. Accompanying the national an- them. the blast from a howitzer cannon was set off by the national guard, adding to the excitement. The few dedicated spectators who braved the cold rain were rewarded when halftime featured a special bicenten- nial salute, climaxed when 2,000 helium- filled balloons were released and soon drifted from view. On October 18. the WHS students danced to the music of the Sea Dogs, a rock group from Mansfield. (A) Cathy Reidy—1975 Homecoming Queen (B) Sophomore at- tendent—Judy Kidd escorted by Richard Capelle (C) Senior at- tendent—Cindy Hayes escorted by football co-captain Kelly Mc- Coy (D) 2.000 helium filled balloons were released as part of the halftime show (E) WHS students dance to music of the Sea Dogs of Mansfield (F) HOMECOMING COURT: LEFT TO RIGHT—Rich- ard Capelle. Judy Kidd. Kelly McCoy. Cindy Hayes. Doug Stem- metz. Sue Holmes. Cathy Reidy. John Goodsite. Ann Schlatter. Curt Cok. Barb Sullivan. John Kostoff. (G) Susan Holmes 1974 Homecoming Queen relinquishes her crown to Cathy Reidy as escorts Doug Steinmets. left, and John Goodsite look on. (H) JUNIOR ATTENDENT—Ann Schlatter escorted by Curt Cok (I) FRESHMAN ATTENDENT—Barb Sullivan escorted by John Kostoff. Homecoming 29 In keeping with the Bicentennial, the Wil- lard Thespians presented this musical taken from Eugene O'Neill's ‘Ah. Wilderness! The setting was in a small Connecticut town on and around July 4. 1906 It focused on the many romances of a typical all-American family, the Millers. CAST (In order of appearance) Nai v r Chuck Forster M ldred Miller Martha Border Art Miller . .............Jim Mull Tommy Miller ................GregMcEndree Essie Miller ................... MikkiGrit Lily .................... Patti Prentiss Ri r i'd Miller..............ChrisSchwan Mjr ei M comber .............Cindy Hayes Dave Macomber ...............Perry Warren Sid..........................Larry Snipes Wmt ■ • • '. 41 • ■ • •• Roland Windmiller Belle............ Melinda Ferrell Clem............. Henry Buurma Town men and women: Sherry Adair. Scott Arndt. Diane Devlin. Sally Atkins. Becky Bower. Gwen Barnett, Kathy Click. Debra Coburn. Nancy Dryer. Cindy Franks. Melissa Ferrell. Scott Gallutia, Sandy Haynes. Cindy Haynes. Cyndi Heisler, Cynthia Hutchison. Sandy Kieffer. Lori Kelley. Dawn McLendon, Pat Perkins. Richard Robinson. Dan Spayde. Robbi Stores. Kathy Snook. Bill Slosser. Kim Sullivan. Patty Stem. Deborah Smith. Barb Suilivan. Peg, 2y Sullivan. Loree Stanfield. Kim Taylor. Sue Vil areal. Vicky Webb. Jean New- man. Henry Buurma. Melinda Ferrell. 32 Concerts (A) The processional for the Winter Con- cert featured the traditional Drummer Boy sung as concert choir students por- trayed the nativity scene in the background. (B) The Barbershop quartet (left to right— Chris Schwan. Steve Hamlme. Mark Hme- baugh. Don Danhoff) sings to Sherry Adair during the Spring Concert (C) Heidi Arndt was one of the many featured Spirit of ‘76 soloists in the Spring Concert (D) Sym- phonic Choir shows enthusiasm while per- forming Spirit of '76 (E) Leslie Seward and Heidi Arndt perform the tune, “Type- writer on their special instruments in the Pops Concert (F) Debbie Lillo. left, and Nancy Dryer, right, accompany Barb Sulli- van as she sings her original composition. Michael (G) The orchestra performed its first public concert ever in January (H) Greg McEndree and Jill Michaels stroll into the auditorium to begin the orchestra s concert (I) Concert choir members. Julie Gahr. Greg McEndree. Sharon Hill and Kevin Stemmetz. perform a charleston number in the Spring Concert. Concerts 33 in Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “South Pacific” entranced the audience with the hardship of love, the longing for home, and the comedy and tragedy of war. The musical came to life under the excellent direction of Gordon Jack Miller, and the helpful assistance of Michael Ziegelhofer, Nelson Roberts, and June Zweidinger. Two movies: one on theatre through the ages and the other showing a rehearsal for the show, plus W.W.II slides, added interest to the program. CAST (In order of appearance) Ngana Jerome Henrietta Nellie Forbush Emile deBecque Bloody Mary Stewpot Professor Luther Billis Lt. Joseph Cable Capt. Brackett Commdr. Harbison Liat McCaffrey Lt. Adams Dawn George Greg McEndree Robin Swert Lynn Sullivan Chuck Forster Vicki Webb Jim Mull Jim Kelley Jerry Signs Chris Schwan Tom Elmlinger Steve Axtell Nancy Howard Mark Robinson Daniel Elmlinger Sailors. Nurses, and Natives: Becky Al- len. Gwen Barnett. Becky Bower. Daryle Brandt, Henry Buurma, Leona Dallas, Diane Devlin. Daniel Elmlinger. Melinda Ferrell. Melissa Ferrell. Mikki Grit. Cindy Hayes. Cindy Haynes. Sandy Haynes, Cyndi Heisler, Cynthia Hutchison. Jim Kelley. Lori Kelley. Sandy Kieffer. Becky Lillo. Greg McEndree. Jim Mull, Bobbi Nuhfer. Patti Prentiss. Mark Robinson, Richard Robinson. Hector Romero. Bill Slosser. Patty Stein, Barb Sullivan, Peggy Sullivan, Teresa Ann Tuttle. Von- nie Villareal. Perry Warren. Roland Windmiller. Spring Musical 35 Prom Prom’s theme, “Stairway to Heav- en. was illustrated in the heaven-like room featuring stars, clouds, a wishing well and a stairway. These provided the background for the highlight of the evening: the crowning of the prom queen and king. This year Becky Myers and Rod Cok received the honors. Following the formal prom, couples changed into jeans and danced to the music of The Seadogs, a rock group from Mansfield. 36 Prom V-7 (A) THE PROM COURT. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Lolita Hargrove and Tim Spayde. Jean Jones and Jerry Signs. 1975 Prom Queen. Heidi Arndt and escort. 1976 Prom Queen and King. Becky Myers and Rod Cok. Patti Smith and Bob Paugh. Tereas Ann Tuttle and Curt Cok (B) 1976 Prom Queen. Becky Myers with Prince Charming. Rod Cok. (C) First attendant. Jean Jones and escort. Jerry Signs (D) Second attendant. Lolita Hargrove and escort. Tim Spayde (E) Third attendant Patti Smith and escort. Bob Paugh (F) Fourth attendant. Teresa Ann Tuttle and es- cort. Curt Cok j Prom 37 (A) MAJORETTES FRONT ROW: Jean Jones. Kim Robinson. Rhonda Moore BACK ROW: Brenda Smith. Cathy Reidy. Kim Hedden (B) Cathy Reidy. Miss Crimson (C) FLAG BEARERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Lawrence. Donna Smith. Steve Knoll. Bobbi Nufer. Debbi Smith. Matt Stanfield. Jean Newman. Carol Devlin. Lee McClish. John Devlin. Elana Danhoff BANNER CARRIERS: Sharon Appellof. Sue Stemmetz. (D) Marching Band returns to the stands after a weary March therough the rain. The Bicentennial Marching Band had an en- joyable season even though they had to march on many muddy fields. Symphonic Band members saluted the Bicentennial at the spring “pops’’ concert, received a I rating at District, and went on to State Contest to receive a II. The majorettes led the marching band through many great per- formances. An added feature to brighten up the half time show was the new crimson and white uniforms worn by the flag bearers. SYMPHONIC BAND FRONT ROW—Margo Corwin. Dawn Shaarda. (Secretary). Anna Hansen. Shari Lewis. Sandy Rufner. Rachel Smith. Cathy Reidy (Social Chairman). Scott Nelson. Kathy Miller. Bonny Chapman (Treasurer). Teresa L.ndholm. Linda Hartschuh Rhesa Kutch. Cheryl Smith ROW 2—Patty Bores. Leslie Seward. Heidi Arndt (Social Chairman). Jean Jones. Robbie Storts. Brenda Smith. Doreen Slessman Kathy Click. Lor. Z.gman. K,m Taylor. Tom Collins Shelley Re.derman. Sharon Swann. Pat Perk,ns. Laurie Snook. Nancy Howard Yvonne Dep.net. Sandy K,effer. Vick, Rees. Bill Howard. Vie Predmore ROW 3—Mr Zwe.dmger. Becky Allen. Kathy Snook. Debbie Lillo. Cindy Teeguarden. Kathy Ludban. Kathy Johnson. Cindy Hayes. Kim Click. Vonda Kay Van Hook. Sue Caudill. Patty Wilcox. Janet Taylor. Greg Gaich. Melody Moldovan. Becky Meyers. Denise Stemmet ROW 4—Debbie Van Zoest. Richard Cherry (President) Anna Smith Gary McFndree. Judy Kidd. Jackie Wilkinson. Sharon Hill. Dons Snook. Dianne George. Martha Border. Richard Chas S o°k Scott Burge. Eric Nelson. Mark Coburn. Dan Weller. Rhonda Moore. Alice Smith. Ken Brown. Mark Zwe.dmger. Jodi Henry BACK ROW— Chris Schwan. Denise Newland. Joe Rees STAGE BAND FRONT ROW: Cindy Teeguarden. Kathy Ludban. Kathy Johnson. Jean Jones. Melody Moldovan. Chris Schwan ROW 2: Kathy Snook. Becky Allen. Cindy Hayes ROW 3: Gary McEndree. Jackie Wilkison. Vic Predmore. Bill Howard. Leslie Seward. Rhonda Moore. Alice Smith. Ken Brown. Mark Zweidmger. Dan Weller BACK ROW: Mr Zweidmger. Margo Corwin. Dan Snook. Martha Border. Anna Smith. Richard Cherry. PEP BAND FRONT ROW: Rhesa Kutch. Laurie Snook. Doreen Siessman. Bill Howard ROW 2: Ken Brown. Kim Taylor. Denise Newland. Kim Sands. Kathy Click ROW 3: Mark Zweid- inger. Mary Myers. Cindy Heisler. Sandy Rufner ROW 4: Dan Weller. Melody Moldovan. Robbi Storts ROW 5: Scott Burge. Dan Snook. Anna Smith. Patty Wilcox. Kathy Miller. Rachel Smith ROW 6: Alice Smith ROW 7: Tom Collins ROW 8: Denise Stemmetz BACK ROW: Kim Click. Vonda Kay VanHook. Janet Taylor. Vicki Reese. Sue Caudill. Cindy Depi- net. Cindy Teeguarden WHS Stage Band hosted a stage band festival on April 6. Seven area bands participated. One student assembly featured the stage band’s concert preview. Pep Band promoted Flashes pride with spirited music at pep rallies and all home basketball games. (A) Margo Corwin, a third year stage band performer prac- tices the xylophone for the upcoming high school stage band festival (B) Richard Cherry. Ann Smith. Dan Snook, and Sue Caudill practice their parts at a stage band rehearsal 42 Band (A) Brenda Smith practices her part in the concerto (B) Dawn Shaarda and Margo Cor- win perform a flute duet during the orcheatra’s first public concert Orchestra set several firsts this year. Not only did they enter state contest competition and received an Excellent rating of II. but they also performed their first public concert in January. In addition, the string choir traveled to solo and ensemble contest to receive a II rat- ing Orchestra also took an active part in the Spring Pops Concert where they asluted the Bicentennial with many patriotic and popular songs. Another yearly function of orchestra was performances in the two musicals. FRONT ROW: Hedi Arndt. Lee Ann Smith. Sue Caudill. Jane VanLoo. Becky Bower. Janet Taylor. Shelley Burge. Ruth Slosser. Carol Shreve. Ann Hansen ROW 2: Anna Smith. Rachel Smith. Sally Atkins. Peggy Reel. Gary Knoll. Gregg McEndree. Matt Stanfield. Tim Spayde. Tom Collins. Lee McClish. Gwen Barnett. Mrs Zweidmger ROW 3: Richard Cherry. Becky Allen. Cindy Teeguarden. Tami Car- penter. Rhesa Kutch. Cheryl Smith. Doreen Slessman. Brenda Smith. Bonny Chapman. Dawn Shaarda. Margo Corwin. Cindy Hayes. Mark Zweidinger BACK ROW: Bill Howard. Leslie Seward. Jodi Henry. Bobbi Nufer. Patty Wilcox. Vonda Kay VanHook. Kim Click. Nanci Fisher. Jackie Wilkinson. Gary McEndree. Ken Brown. Mark Coburn. Alice Smith. Chris Schwan Orchestra 43 SYMPHONIC CHOIR FRONT ROW: Melinda Ferrell. Debbie Caudill. Debbie Smith. Gayle Sparks. Lynn Sullivan. Dan Spayde. Kim Sands. Leslie Seward. Steve Axtell. Chris Schwan. Cathy Luppmo. Leona Dallas. Linda Sparks. Rhonda Moore. Peggy Sullivan, Sue Kline, Bonny Chapman. Debbie George. ROW 2: Sue Harvey. Richard Robinson. Kim Hopkins. Mary Schloemer. Patty Stem. Kathy Johnson. Chris Shirey. Lome Zigman. Rita Robinson. Vicki Webb. Steve McClish. Teresa Ann Tuttle. Eric Nelson, Cheryl Smith. Hector Romero. Karen Bracht. Sandy Haynes. Shelley Burge ROW 3: Diane Devlin. Virginia Chase. Becky Lillo. Kathy Hicks. Daryl Brandt. Judy Younger. Cindy Hutchison. Kathy Miller. Pat Prentiss. Bob Kelley. Melissa Ferrell. Carol Shreve. Jean Newman. Greg McDowell. Heidi Arndt. Cindy Newmyer. Brenda Gullett. Robert Smelt? BACK ROW: Donna Capelle, Charles Forster. Cyndi Heisler. Kathy Ludban. Richard Cherry. Jim Kelley. Cindy Franks. Anna Smith. Cindy Phillips. Robbi Storts. Dan Elmlinger. Pam Semer. Cindy Haynes. Mikki Grit. Mark Hinebaugh. Bobbi Nufer. Tom Elrnlinger. Don Danhoff. Pat Perkins. Mark Robinson. Steve Hainlme CHAMBER ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW: Leona Dallas. Debbie Caudill. Lynn Sullivan. Heidi Arndt. Leslie Seward. Peggy Sullivan. Rhonda Moore. Shelley Burge. Bonny Chapman. ROW 2: Daryl Brandt. Steve McClish. Jim Kelley. Steve Axtell. Pat Prentiss. Donna Capelle. Kathy Johnson. Pat Perkins. Chris Schwan. Mark Robinson. Richard Robinson. Dan Spayde BACK ROW: Mark Hinebaugh. Richard Cherry. Don Danhoff. Steve Hainlme 44 Choir CONCERT CHOIR FRONT ROW: Gwen Barnett. Sharon Hill. Kathy Fidler. Greg McEndree. Scott Ardnt. Dominic Luppmo. Barb Sullivan. Jackie Wilkinson. Lisa Click ROW 2: Ann Hopkins. Diane George. Tammy Newmyer. Julie Gahr. John Devlin. Dan Weller. Kevin Stemmetz. Debbie Lillo. Becky Bower. Sharon Swann. Dons Snook BACK ROW: Lori Kelley. Deana Eckstein. Debra Coburn. Lorna Tuttle. Joanne Pyne. Kim Taylor. Sally Atkins. Sherry Adair. Becky Allen. Kelly Sands NOT PICTURED: Nancy Dryer. Pat Wilcox. (A) Steve McCllsh practices h.s solo (B) Cindy Franks (FOREGROUND) rehearses her solo with the choir (C) Concert Choir members Kevin Stelnmetz. Scott Arndt, and Lorna Tuttle prepare for the Spring Concert (D) Debbie Lillo. Barb Sullivan, and Nancy Dryer tune their guitars for a special number in the Spring Concert rehearsal. Choir 45 This bicentennial year the Student Council was very active. They sponsored many assemblies, including a hypnotist, a sax player, and Free Fare, a rock group from Florida. They also painted lockers, introducing some color into the drab halls. Besides these activities, they put up a student activity board, sponsored a red. white, and blue day. and honored the teachers with a breakfast. (A) Student Council involved many students in the locker painting project Cindy Phillips completes the painting of her Charlie Brown design on one section in the upstairs hall. Other art students who contributed with designs and work were Larry Snipes. Sandy Rufener. Paula Teglovic. Kim Click. Debra Coburn. Dan Snook. Nancy Howard, and Kim Hedden (B) Student Council members make preparations to entertain elementary children with a special Christmas assembly (C) Cathy Reidy decorates the Christmas tree set up in the IMC (D) Vicky Webb. Becky Lillo. and Cathy Reidy listen for instructions while entranced by the hyponotist (E) Richard Cherry participates in one of the several car washes held this year (F) Student Council members from Willard and other NOL schools participate in a workshop held at WHS in October STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Dawn Shaarda. secretary. Heidi Arndt, vice-president. Cathy Reidy. president. Rod Cok. treasurer ROW 2: Gus Secor. Ann Schlatter. Elana Danhoff. Dominic Luppino. John Rosso. Linda Hartschuh. Judy Kidd. Jean Jones ROW 3: Chris Roth, Martha Border. Mark Robinson. Alec Thornton. Mark Hinebaugh. Jim Rosso. Brenda Smith BACK ROW: Mr Badenhop. Adviser. Richard Cherry 46 Student Council (A) Staff members. Shelley Burge. Becky Lillo. and Vicky Webb work to meet their deadlines (B) Dennis Stevens prepares to take another photo for the CHIEF. YEARBOOK STAFF FRONT ROW: Richard Chase. Peg Sullivan, Vicky Webb. Becky Lillo ROW 2: Kyle Kennedy. Carol Shreve. Shelley Burge ROW 3: Loree Stanfield. Melissa Ferrell. Melinda Ferrell. Sarah Beagle BACK ROW: Robin King. Matt Shimnger. John Rufener NOT PICTURED— Dennis Stevens 48 Yearbook Staff GAA FRONT ROW: Sandy Kietfer. Viola Luna. Marianne Lindsay. Bonny Chapman. Cindy Hayes. Margo Corwin. Leslie Seward. Cindy Hutchinson. Heidi Arndt ROW 2: Densie Steinmetz. Mary Ann Moll. Tami Cline. Kathy Ludban. Brenda Smith. Janet Willoughby. Becky Myers ROW 3: Debbie Van Zoest. Jodi Henry. Sally Atkins. Char Wiers. Dianne George. Betty Phillips. Kathy Fidler. Connie Slessman. Lon Kelley. Deana Eckstein. Carol Riddle. Marry Buurma ROW 4: Mrs Gloria Heisler. adviser LIBRARY ASSISTANTS FRONT ROW: Kathy Maurer. Pam Neeley ROW 2: Connie Homan ROW 3: Kathy Capelle. Lynn Handshoe ROW 4: Sharon Buchingham. Michelle Shaw BACK ROW: Mrs. Cole man. Debbie Coburn. OFFICE ASSISTANTS SEATED: Mrs Ayers. Mrs. Lohr STANDING: I oree Stanfield. Debbie Caudill. Sandy Clark. Carol Riddle. Penny Bolen. Libby Bolen. Orgamzations 49 HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Ruth Dannemiller. David Foos. Greg Gaich, Bob Smeltz. Shelley Burge. Melissa Dent. Leona Dallas. Leslie Seward. Judy Kidd. Jenny Snyder. Kim Hopkins. ROW 2: Vicky Rees. Sarah Beagle. Bob Snipes. Vera Stephens, Yvonne Depinet. Cindy Hayes. Margo Corwin. Robbi Storts. Rhonda Moore. Tami Carpenter. Vonda Van Hook ROW 3: Cindy Phillips. Melinda Ferrell. Tami Cline. Brenda Smith. Peggy Sullivan. Kathy Johnson. Roxanne Seasly. Karen Conley. Anna Smith. Denny Bogner ROW 4: Stewart Zerkle. Carla Dillman. Mary Ann Moll. Jom Roose. Lon Zigman. Chris Maurer. Dan Snook. Joyce Hicks. Kevin Holthouse. Larry Snipes BACK ROW: Scott Culler. Richard Cherry. Jim Hagerman. Curt Cok. Chuck Forster. Jim Rosso. Scott Bogner. Jim Harwood. Bob Secor. (A) Mr Miller speaks at the Honor Society Banquet held at Hartenstein’s (B) Kathy Johnson. Dawn Shaarda, and Cindy Hayes relax at the afternoon honor society picnic 50 Honor Society LEFT—Tri-M member. Lynn Sullivan, strolls into the audience while singing a selection from “Spirit of '76' in the Spring Concert. Lynn was honored as most talented senior choir member. MODERN MUSIC MASTERS SEATED—Lynn Sullivan. Bonny Chapman ROW 2: Patti Prentiss. Donna Capelle. Debbie Caudill. Rhonda Moore. Shelley Burge. Cindy Hayes. Cheryl Smith. Heidi Arndt. Leslie Seward. Mr Roberts. Adviser ROW 3: Dawn Shaarda. Brenda Smith. Margo. Corwin. Kathy Ludban. Kathy Johnson. Pat Smith. Steve Axtell. Jim Hagerman. Mark Hine- baugh BACK ROW: Vicky Webb. Leona Dallas. Cindy Newmyer. Becky Myers. Ken Brown. Steve McClish. Richard Cherry. Tri-M 51 (A) DEBATE AND FORENSICS CLUB Mikkl Grit gives a presentation while others in the club look on FRONT ROW: Jim Hagerman. Kim Hedden. Becky Lillo. Cindy Hutchison. Miss Pees. Adviser BACK ROW: Patty Prentiss. Vicky Webb. Melinda Ferrell. Mark Coburn, and Richard Trimmer (B) Becky Lillo rehearses one of her dramatic skits. (C) Cheryl Hock and (D) Beth Barnett assist with Kindergarten students through the FTA club (E) FTA SEATED: Bobbi Perry. Mary Buurma. Carol Riddle. Robin Swert. Dawn McLendon. Joanne Pyne STANDING: Mr Ricker. Adviser NOT PICTURED—Sherry Adair. Sue Appellof. Cindy Breyman. Joni Buckingham. Tim Conley. Pam Del- linger. Pat Duncan. Debbie Hall. Kathy Hicks. Sharlene Hicks. Charlene Link. Mary Myers. Judy Phillips. Irene Robinson. Patty Stein. Sandy Zellner 52 Debate And FTA (A) Officers for the Intercultural Club are Robin Swert. vice- president. Peg Sullivan, social chairman. Pam Neeley, president. Shelley Burge, treasurer, and Bob Kelley (NOT PICTURED) secretary (B) Miss Dear and Miss Krabill. club advisers, enjoy themselves at the Halloween party (C) Club members chow down at the spring potluck. (D) Hector Garcia and Diana Alonzo demonstrate some Mexican dances to the members of the club (E) INTERCULTURAL CLUB SEATED: Melissa Dent. Sharon Swann. Shelley Burge. Carol Shreve. Ruth Slosser. Gwen Barnett. Lori Kelley. Melinda Ferrell. Leona Dallas. Jane VanLoo STANDING: Miss Krabill. Adviser. Sarah Beagle. Roberta Smith. Ed Wmdmiller. Shelley Riederman. Kathy VanHook. Betty Phillips. Kathy Fultz. Cindy Hutchison. Barb Sullivan. Steve Phillips. Barb Garcia. Sandy Zellner. Ann Allen. Bob Kelley. Peg Sullivan. Tami Newmyer. Cindy Newmyer. Melissa Ferrell. Becky Bower. Robin Swert. Pam Neely. Henry Buurma. Miss Dear. Adviser (A) Don Dalton. Rick Rogers. Chris Phillips. Bert Picklesimer, and Don Lawrence look at past FFA scrapbooks (B) Steve Knoll and Mike Herner help unload fruit sold at Christmas time (C) Laura Hainline, Mike Zellner, and Tony Lopez sit together reading the Firelands Farmer newspaper FFA FRONT ROW: Melvin Holida. Tom Courtwright. Rick Layne. Danny Patrick. Gene Smith. ROW 2: Steve Knoll. Richard Rose. Bill Buffington. Mike Herner. Greg Ousley. Carl Patrick. Bob Coder. Michael Rowe. Chuck Wolfe. Steve White. Chris Phillips. Kenny Risner. Mr Crossen. Adviser ROW 3: Tony Lopez. Rick Rogers. Robert Deppen. Darrell Goble. Ed Adams. Scott Breyman. Don Lawrence. Bert Picklesimer. Donny Dalton. Mike Zellner. Laura Hainline 54 FFA (A) FFA FRONT ROW: Miss Jones. Adviser. Martha Phillips. Lorna Tuttle. Sharon Appellof. Rita Robinson. Joyce Hicks. Betty Deppen, Nancy Gibson. Judy Combs. Patty Blum. Debbie Sands ROW 2: Diane Montoney. Connie Homan. Sandy Seasly. Dawn McLendon. Kathy Snyder. Mary Myers. Lori Kelley. Roxanne Seasly. Jayne Bellman. Mrs. Crossen. Adviser BACK ROW: Carol Beagle. Lonnie Moore. Denise Pugh. Margeret Phillips. Chris Maurer. Jenny Snyder. Karen Stephens. Debra Coburn. Sarah Beagle. Janet Bauman. (B) Joyce Hick and Betty Deppen help the kids get ready to fish at the Christmas party given for them (C) Sarah Beagle. Dawn McLendon, Rita Robinson, Sharon Appellof. Diane Montoney. Carol Beagle. Mrs Beagle, and Mrs Crossen are pictured at the state FHA convention in Columbus held in April FHA 55 . r- _________ . 9 s «fW ,45‘reSsft Uf«!_ _ _ E?0,1 «4 f7 ®� l 4’ •7« «� L_I Li- esf sfigkQ ? -f 4 6 885� a$?7 b0 H i '7W;; W4 33 • 7 J « “ 81 : 20k; 70k 401 m .«4 _ ltt‘ .1 -� TZ 4-a jh£ v -. rl rt iTYn!!°HN!HROpTGcary Ph !lPS1L,D5Tls Tacke''’ Terr Barne,t- Rlch Cappell. Doug Stemmetz. Kelly McCoy. John Goods,te. Scott Buss Rnh rnnrf« ,1 I k t ’ Gurt C°k Davld L '0' John Kos,of1 R0W TWO—Matt Shmiger Brian Buckingham. Don Steve FnesG ROW THPFF T ;oDwn|PaK ,r' n Wa,!)ace- Bc°M BoSner’ Dave Bec,al' HarveV Garcia. Tim Conley. Mark Hinebaugh. nsFrnnRTIHRE -G e WfabI? ein' eave D°ve' Kenny Hollda Greg Ga,ch Ed PhlM'Ps- Otto Hicks. Russ Carpenter. Paul Brandt' Ton??,. n ' Rdn ' 'ams- Steve Eldndge. Ed Rice ROW FOUR—j,m Stockmaster. Mgr. Dennis Hamons. Daryl MarW Sowers M BAr BOw! Ke,,h «'Houghby. J,m kelly. Mike Schaffer. Alec Thorton. Mike Rosso. Bob Secor. Bill Slosser. Mgr Marty Sowers. Mgr BACK ROW—Coaches Ron Vipperman. Terry Toth. Carlton Riddle. John Garlough. Tom Spangler 58 Football Willard's 1975 football team, coached by Carleton Riddle, ended its season at 2-8. The overall record of the squad, however, did not reflect their true spirit and quality. Early season injuries at key positions left the Flashes weak and open to defeat. In spite of these weaknesses, the gridders conquered Bucyrus and Seneca East near the close of the football season, and developed mature players who gained experience to be valuable next year The squad has struggled for re- spect and the staff and players anticipate 1976 games with high expectations. (A) John Kostoff (40) dashes to the end zone after a successful play against Gallon (B) Coach Garlough receives information to relay to head Coach Riddle (C) Harvey Garcia (11) keeps the ball on a sweep while Curt Cok (20). John Goodsite (30). and Bob Goodsite prepare for interference from Bellevue (0) Otto Hicks. John Good- site. and Terry Barnett use a gang style tackling on a Gallon runner (E) Otto Hicks (32) blocks a Shelby defenseman while Harvey Gar- cia (11) passes (F) Flashes fans see this action at high view (G) Willard's line gets set as Mike Rosso calls out the signals against Gallon AWARDS Dale Holida—Elks Award; Kelly McCoy—De- fensive lineman; Terry Barnett—Defensive back. Most Valuable Player; Doug Steinmetz—Offensive back; Da- vid Lillo—Offensive lineman FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRONT ROW—Dav.d Emery. Jim Capelle. Chuck Daniel. Scott Arndt. Andy Thorton. Gus Secor. John Rosso. Tim Bettec ROW TWO—Coach Fusco. Darwin Funk. Bill Joyce. Rick Sexton. Rick Tackett. Kevin Steinmetz. Buddy McCormack. Adrian Thompson. Tom Wiers. Rick McDowell. Coach Drummer BACK ROW—Phillip Hicks. Steve Krock. Mike Haynes. John Penwell. Mike Cok. Mark Kim- ball. Rodney Stevenson. Tim Sexton. Jeff Clones. Brian Keller. Football 59 Coach Pfahl’s golf team ended their sea- son with a 10-10-0 overall record. They placed 4th in the NOL with a 6-8-0. High- lights included a 58 stroke defeat over Lorain Clearview and a 2 stroke loss to one of the state’s best teams, Galion. Even opposing teams had to agree that Willard’s golf team has consistently improved. (A) Senior medalist Patti Prentiss displays the form and concentration she used in 18 matches and 2 tour- naments that gained her a second Varsity letter (B) Jim Harwood, a Junior, swings on one of the 971 strokes he took this season to achieve his 40 4 average (C) Keeping an eye on the golf ball is Jim Mull, who aver- aged 46 1 per game and was the only Sophomore on the Varsity team. (D) Coach Barry Pfahl confers with David Bauerle. who golfed one of the two sub-par rounds on Willard's course, the best in two years here 60 Golf FRESHMEN: FRONT ROW—Dave Miller. Dan Weller. Mark Zweidinger RESERVE: BACK ROW—Jim Rosso. Dan Smith. Robbi Storts. Rick Robinson. Henry Buurma FRONT ROW: Lee McClish. Paul Dorsey. Mike Moya. John Popa BACK ROW: Keith Click. Shereen Hashmi. Kevin Holthouse. Mike Stoller. Coach Dan Major Willard’s Cross Country team had one win in its 75- 76 season, a 22-36 defeat over Buckeye Central. De- spite their 1-12 record they placed 8th in the NOL, 13th in the Sectional AA. and saw Mike Moya become a district qualifier. Dan Major coached the 8 member team. (A) Striding towards the finish is 1976 captain Lee McClish (B) Each of these runners must complete the 2-mile distance (C) Willard lost this meet to Seneca East by 7 points (D) Shereen Hashmi was the only girl to finish the season and was commended for her efforts and support Girls’ Tennis was introduced into the Willard High School sports program this year and the group of 18 individuals did exceptionally well for a novice team. Mrs. Gloria Heis- ler coached the girls and lead them to a 2-4 win loss re- cord which marked the beginning of a new fall sport. The 2 wins were over experienced Tiffin and Norwalk. Mary Ann Moll earned the coveted First Player Award for her fine performances on the court as Paula Teglovic received the award for Most Wins and Terri Seiple was chosen as the Most Improved Player. (A) Pam Mahl and Rhonda Moore move up to the net during doubles play on the home court (B) First player Mary Ann Moll reaches for the ball to get power into her serve (C) Preparing for a forehand swing is Tami Cline, a singles player FRONT ROW—Rhonda Moore. Pam Mahl. Tami Cline. Mary Moll. Paula Teglovic. Patti Smith. Terri Seiple. Donna Smith. BACK ROW—Coach Gloria Heisler. Mary Tackett. Mary Buurma. Virginia Chase. Denise Lindholm, Alan Moll, manager. 62 Girls Tennis The Girls’ Volleyball Team, coached by Miss Zedak- er. went to their first AA Sectional Tournament at On- tario. The opening game was an easy win over Upper Sandusky, while the next game was lost to Lexington. The Varsity team had a 4-3 record and the Reserves compiled a 5-2 standing. Awards were given as follows; Varsity: Team Player and Outstanding Senior—Jean Albright; Most Dedicated—Debbie Van Zoest; Most Im- proved—Lorrie Zigman. Reserves: Team Player— Char Wiers; Most Dedicated—Diane George; Most Im- proved—Denise Steinmetz. (A) Coach Zedaker glows with contentment when her team's efforts show on the scoreboard. (B) Varsity captain Kathy Ludban punches a powerful serve to opponents (C) Reserve Team Player Charlene Wiers returns a volley with a bump VARSITY: FRONT ROW—Janet Willoughby. Bonny Chapman. Lori Gahr. Ann Schlatter. Jean Albright. SECOND ROW—Lorrie Zigman. Debbie Van Zoest. Kathy Ludban. Sarah Grossman RESERVE THIRD ROW—Shari Lewis. Linda Sparks. Anna Hansen. Diane George. Brenda Smith. Becky Meyers BACK ROW—Ann Painter. Jodi Henry. Denise Steinmetz. Melanie Moldovan. Charlene Wiers Volleyball 63 Another Great Season 1975-76 was another successful season for the Willard Crimson Flashes basketball team. The Flashes, under the realm of Coach Bob Haas, compiled a 21-2 win-loss record. Haas felt that team-work was the most important factor in leading the Flashes to its first 20 game season, as well as an undisputed N.O.L. championship. The determined state-bound Flashes eliminated Upper Sandusky and Clear Fork for the Class AA District title at Ashland College. However, the tournament season for Willard was shortened with a loss to Van Wert at the Bowling Green Reginal contest due to the unfortunate injuries of Rod and Curt Cok. Awards were presented to Rod Cok for Most Valuable Player, highest foul shooting percentage (record 85%). N.O.L. 1st team. All-District 1st team, and All-State 3rd team. Don Danhoff received the Most Improved Player award. N.O.L. 2nd team, and All-District Honorable Mention. Curt Cok received Most Assists (record 112), and was a N.O.L. Honorable Mention. Richard Cherry received awards for the Elks Sportsmanship and highest field goal percentage (record 60%). Ron Kessler received the Best Defensive Player award. (A) Senior Rod Cok. Flashes leading scorer, looks for teammate in a regular season game (B) Tri-captains for the Flashes were seniors’ Ron Kessler. Rod Cok. and Curt Cok. (C) Coach Bob Haas relates to the student body on the team's next encounter FRONT ROW—MANAGERS Joe Ganm. Martin Sowers. Bill Slosser. Mark Robinson. Jim Stockmaster MIDDLE ROW—Jim Harwood. Ken Smith. Curt Cok. Keith Kuhn. John Gordon. Ron Kessler. Mark Hinebaugh BACK ROW—Head Coach Robert Haas. Greg Chaffins. Richard Cherry. Jim Combs. Rod Cok. Don Danhoff. Assistant Coach Dalynn Badenhop 64 Basketball (A) Junior Don Danhoff shoots from foul line in game against Bellevue (B) Center Richard Cherry reaches for ball to begin play against rival Upper Sandusky (C) Curt Cok meets little resistance as he lays the ball up and in. (D) Richard Cherry and Ron Kessler combine to pull down rebound. Basketball 65 (A) Excitement fills the air as Spunky leads the Flashes onto the playing floor (B) Don Danhoff uses height advantage to reach over opponent in a jump ball (C) Ron Kessler looks to Jim Harwood for help as he finds himself caught in a crowd (D) De- fense was noted as an important factor in Willard's success (E) Curt Cok emotional, after a win over Gallon 66 Basketball FRONT ROW: Kevin Holthouse. Paul Adams. Alec Thornton. Keith Willoughby. Joe Jester. Greg McDowell BACK ROW: Bob Secor. Mike Rosso. Mike Schaffer. Reserve Coach Dalynn Badenhop. Jim Combs. Alan Moll. Kevin Carr The Flashes Reserve Basket- ball Team had an encouraging season, closing with a 12-6 over- all record. Dalynn Badenhop coached the 12-member team to a second place in the NOL with 9-5. Mike Rosso and Jim Combs were rated Top Scorers and Rebounders. Paul Adams led the foul shooting. Returning lettermen were Greg McDowell and Jim Combs. (A) Top rebounder Jim Combs gets a free shot at the foul Ime (B) Alan Moll (45). Jim Combs (3). and Mike Rosso (43) tangle for control against Tiffin defenders (C) Jim Combs and Mike Rosso fight for the ball as Kevin Carr looks on. (D) Junior John Gordon, who saw more varsity action than reserve, scores against Gallon After an impressive 1975-76 season, the Willard Freshman basketball squad has much to look forward to in future years. The cagers completed a 5-1 N.O.L. record, and won 10 of 13 overran. Mike Cok led the Flashes offensively with an average of 9.8 points per game, and pulled down a total of 90 rebounds. Gus Secor was credited with 36 steals and 17 assists. Freshman numer- als were issued to all team members by Coach Barry Pfahl. (A) New this year for Willard are mascots Spunky {David Miller). Sparky (Dominick Luppino). and Speedy (Gary McEndree). (B) Flashettes this year are Robin Swert and Pam Neely. (C) Varsity starters get rest during a low- scoring contest with Norwalk (D) Fans show satisfaction as Willard retreats to the bench on a time out. FRONT ROW—John Rosso. Tom Wiers, Scott Arndt. Adrian Thompson. Bill Dannemiller. Dave Emery. Andy Thornton. Gus Secor BACK ROW—Rudi Nino. Brian Keller. Jeff Clones. Jon Powell. Mike Cok. Mark Kimble. Mike Haynes. Ric McDowell. Freshman Coach Barry Pfahl. 68 Basketball VARSITY; FRONT ROW: Kathy Click. Gayle Sparks. Terri Seiple. Paula Teglovic. Bonny Chapman ROW 2: Debbie Van Zoest. Pam Mahl. Robbi Storts. Kathy Ludban. Mary Ann Moll. Melanie Moldovan. Coach Robert Hoskin. RESERVE FRONT ROW: Naomi Stephens. Nancy Tackett. Cyndi Heisler. Cmdy Franks. Denise Stemmetz. Jane Van Loo. Sue Kline ROW 2: Assistant Coach Miss Kaye Jones. Alice Luna. Jodi Henry. Melba Garcia. Linda Sparks. Vonme Villareal. Dianne George. Gay Eitle Despite their record of 1-9. the Girls’ Basketball Team gained ex- perience and skill from the season. Junior Kathy Ludban led the NOL in scoring with an average of 17.6 per game, scoring 36 points at Norwalk. Bonny Chapman was the only senior to participate. The team played in the first state wide tourna- ment at Bucyrus against Lexington. (A) Kathy Ludban. Most Valuable Player, keeps an eye on her guard while dribbling (B) Coach and the reserve team gather to plan strategy against the Redmen (C) Mary Ann Moll in Flashes' action Basketball 69 The Willard wrestling program ended with another winning season. They placed third in the Mohawk Invitational Tournament as a team by claiming one individual champion, Rich Capelle (167 lbs.), and eight other place winners. They placed third in the NOL Tournament as a team by claiming one individual champion in Dan Spayde (98 lbs.), and five other place winners. Dan is Willard’s first NOL wrestling champion. The team placed seven wrestlers in their sectional tournament, with an individual champion in Tim Spayde (119 lbs ). Tim is Willard’s first two time sectional champion. Willard had three wrestlers qualify for the district tournament, sophomore Dan Spayde. freshman Jim Capelle. and senior Tim Spayde who placed third and qualified for the state wrestling tournament. At the state tournament. Tim again provided another first for Willard by placing in the top eight wrestlers in the state of Ohio. 70 Wrestling (A) Ron 'Truck Williams stalks his apponent, anticipating a takedown (B) Chuck Forster works for an escape (C) Paul Schloemer waits for the referee’s signal to begin (D) Dan Spayde Willard s first NOL Champion, drops to one knee for a better shot (E) Coach Gilmore encourages one of his '■animals.” (F) Tim Spayde. who went unde- feated in dual meets, placed third in the district tournament and in the top eight in the state, secures a hold on his opponent (G) Greg Gaigh waits for the referee's signal to begin. VARSITY WRESTLERS FRONT ROW: Dan Spayde. Greg Gaich. Carlos Loera. Tim Spayde. Dan Greg Gaich. Carlos Loera. Tim Spayde. Dean Albright ROW 2: Coach Gilmore. Garry Kimble. Dennis Tackett. Paul Schloemer. Chuck Forster. Coach Toth BACK ROW: Ron Williams. Kelly McCoy. Darwin Funk. Rich Capelle Wrestling 71 For the second straight year, the Flashes reserve wrestling team finished with a winning season. This year’s wrestlers finished with a 5-2 record, pushing its 2 year mark to 11-2-1 under Coach Terry Toth. Standouts on this year’s team were Kevin Polacheck with a 13-4 record, and Buddy McCormick who finished with a 14-3 individual record. Both wrestlers had 10 pins. Most im- proved wrestlers were Ken Holt- house and Dan Gardner who throughout the season showed constant improvement to their wrestling skills. LMORE’S ANIMALS (A) Kevin Polacheck stays atop his man while reaching for his leg (B) Tom Cole holds a steady base as his opponent tries to break him down (C) Gerald Pfrisch out muscles his man by picking him up off the mat (D) Steve Axtell designed this to inspire Coach Gilmore's wrestlers to victory. FRONT ROW: Gary Knoll. Jim Capelle. Rick Tackett. Ken Holthouse. Steve Null. Bob Paugh (Mgr ) ROW 2: Coach Gilmore. Scott Garcia. Gerald Pfirsch. Russ Carpenter. Coach Toth BACK ROW: Steve Eldridge. Kevin Polachek. Tom Cole 72 Wrestling (A) Mrs Dale Williams presents Patti Prentiss with the VERNA WILLIAMS AWARD This is the first year such an award was given (B) Rod Cok received the coveted HARLOW STAPF AWARD Sports 73 (A) RESERVES: Gayle Sparks. Debbie Van Zoest. Teresa Lind- holm. Denise Gordon. Linda Hartschuh. (B) The varsity squad performed a skit enjoyed by the student body during a basket- ball Pep Rally (C) Jom. Mary Ann. and Tami form the foundation for Margo and Ann as they make a pyramid of pride during a winning game (D) FRESHMEN: Becky Allen. Jackie Wilkinson. Rhesa Kutch. Chris Roth, Sharon Hill. Cyndi Teeguarden (E) VARSITY: Margo Corwin. Cheryl Smith. Joni Roose. Ann Schlatter. Mary Ann Moll. Tami Cline. (F) Cheryl Smith cheers on the Flashes for an outstanding victory. (G) The varsity cheerleaders display their perfected form during football season (H) Ann. Mary Ann. and Tami lead the cheers and provide the motions for the Pep group and the enthusiastic crowd during the team warm-ups. (I) Together and smiling Margo. Joni. and Tami get the fans excited when the Flashes show their talent. (J) Reserve and freshmen cheerleaders look on as their teams display ball handling techniques (K) Ann Schlatter glances to the game floor during a cheer to see the Flashes score. (L) Jom Roose applauds the team, who advanced to the Regional Semi-finals this year (M) The reserve squad concentrates on the game, but mixed emotions are seen on the faces of the varsity girls (N) During a time-out. Margo and Mary Ann perform a brief routine with Tami. Cheryl and the Willard crowd to support the Flashes. 74 Cheerleaders Cheerleaders 75 The Willard Varsity baseball team finished the '76 season with a disappointing 7 and 13 record. Ad- verse weather and other uncontrollable circum- stances contributed to the poor showing. The team has high expectations for the coming year. (A) Mark Hinebaugh slides into home against Ashland (B) Pitcher Don Dahnoff, and first baseman. Scott Culler run off the field after completing another inning (C) Greg Chaffins awaits the pitch (D) First baseman, Scott Culler, takes a throw from the pitcher on an attempted pick off play FRONT ROW: Dave Betchel. John Gordon. Keith Willoughby. Bob Snipes. Don Buss ROW 2: Greg McDowell. Scott Garcia. Dan Smith. Tim Barnett. Dennis Kilgore BACK ROW- Coach Peddi- cord. Mark Hinebaugh. Greg Chaffins. Don Danhoff. Scott Culler. Ron Kessler. Ken Hampton Coach Drummer K 76 Baseball This year’s reserve baseball team won 4 of its 8 games in the heaviest reserve schedule any WHS‘team has had to face. Coach Drummer led the young squad. (A) Dennis Kilgore pitches to a Seneca East player (B) Brad Mossman awaits a throw on third. (C) An unhappy reserve bench is handed a defeat. RESERVE FRONT ROW: Jeff Co . Mark Zweidmger. Doug Lillo. David Dove. Dennis Kilgore BACK ROW: Coach Drummer. Brad Mossman. Rick McDowell. Dennis Hamons. Keith Willoughby. Philip Hicks. Jeff Clones. Kevin Steinmetz Baseball 77 First year Coach Sandy Aukerman led Willard Girls Track team to a 6-2 win-loss record for the 1976 season. Willard had two N.O.L. champions in Debbie Van Zoest and Robin Swert. as the thinclads tallied 57 points for 4th place in the annual meet. Six Willard girls qualified for district competition at B.G.S.U. by placing 4th in their respective events at the sectional meet in Mansfield. Freshman Betty Phillips ran the 100 yard dash in 12.2 and holds a new school record of 11.6. Debbie Van Zoest captured a new school record in the long jump with a mark of 16'6 Kathy Ludban placed by clearing 4’10” in the high jump. The 880 medly relay team, consisting of Tami Carpenter. Betty Phillips. Jenny Turner. Robin Swert. set a new school record time of 1:56.5. Mary Tackett also broke a school record in the high jump with a mark of 5’ Vi . Robin Swert received the well-deserved Most Valuable Player Award this year and collected 78l z points for the girls team. Mary Tackett won the Most Team Points Award by gathering 79l 2 points during the season. The Most Improved Player Honor was awarded to Freshman Betty Phillips. Viola Luna and Kathy Ludban were awarded as the team’s Co-Captains. Viola is Willard’s first girl to be awarded a fourth year varsity letter. GIRLS TEAM FRONT ROW—Debbie Harris. Viola Luna. Cindy Hutchinson. Cindy Hayes. Carolyn Bean. Robin Swert. Shereen Hashm MIDDLE ROW—Manager Doreen Slessman. Robin Harris. Denise Steinmetz. Paula Teglovic. Kathy Ludban. Ann Schlatter. Kathy Van Hook. Martha Kuhlman. Char Wiers. Mary Tackett. Laurie Snook BACK ROW—Coach Sandy Aukerman. Manager Ruth Slosser. Jenny Turner. Betty Phillips. Kathy Fidler. Tami Carpenter. Connie Slessman. Jodi Henry. Anna Hansen. Linda Hartschuh. Donna Smith. Dianne George. Sharon Hill 78 Girls’ Track (A) Coach Aukerman looks on during a meet (B) Kathy Ludban easily clears the bar in the high jump competition (C) Jenny Turner con- centrates on a clean hand-off to Robin Swert in the 880 medley relay (D) Shereen Hashmi crosses the finish line in the mile run (E) Viola Luna and Mary Tackett stride together over the 80-yard hurdles (F) Debbie Van Zoest takes another first in the long jump event (G) Robin Swert is the first to cross the finish line in the final leg of the 880 medley (H) Tami Carpenter hands the baton to Betty Phillips m the relay (I) Paula Teglovic puts her all in the discuss throw Girls' Track 79 FRONT ROW—Melvin Holida. Paul Dorsey. Keith Kuhn. Mike Moya MIDDLE ROW_Bill Howard. John Popa. Mike Rosso. Alec Thorton. Paul Adams. Bob Dove. Harvey Garcia BACK ROW_ Coach Dan Major, Manager Craig Coburn. Kevin Carr. Ron Williams. Tim Conley. Mike Stoller. Manager Ken Risner. Assistant Coach Ron Vipperman. The varsity track team went winless in eleven meets during the 1976 season, however, they had many fine per- formers under Coach Dan Major Mike Moya broke the school record in the mile run with a time of 4:33.5. Tim Conley also set a school mark in the shot put with a toss of 53'7' Tim qualified for the district meet in Bowling Green in both the shot put and discuss, and the state meet in Columbus for the discuss throw. Tim finished 13th in the state competition. Tim Conley received awards for Most Valuable Player and Most Points during the season (173Vfe). Keith Kuhn was honored as the Most Improved Player. Paul Dorsey was chosen as the Most Dedicated Player and Mike Moya, the Most Determined. 80 Track (A) Sophomore Mike Stoller looks to assure his clearance in the pole vault (B) Keith Kuhn stretches over a barrier in the low hurdles (C) First year thinclad. Melvin Holida tries desperately to catch a Bellevue op- ponent in the 100 yard dash (D) Mike Moya keeps his pace m the mile run (E) Senior Melvin Holida brings home the final leg in the relay (F) Paul Dorsey concentrates to extend his leap in the long jump (G) Tim Conley exerts his power into the shot put (H) John Popa is shown sus- pended over the high jump bar. H Track 81 Coach Dan Major assembled a freshman track squad for the first time in several years. Starting from scratch. Coach Major, along with Assistant Coaches Dalynn Badenhop and Ron Vipperman. put together a 2-7 record for the year and placed 3rd in the Huron Invitational. Brian Keller earned the most points during the season with 78. while Kevin Polachek collected 58 points. All team members were issued Freshman numerals. (A) Bill Dannemiller uses Fosbury Flop to get over high jump bar (B) Mike Hutchison stretches to get every inch into the long jump. (C) Coach Badenhop looks on as the Freshman team goes against another opponent (D) Brian Keller easily clears the bar in the high jump competition FRONT ROW—Adrian Thompson. Dave Howard. Buddy McCormack. Jim Capelle. Bill Dannemiller MIDDLE ROW—Coach Dalynn Badenhop. Jim Hartscuh. Bill Joyce. Keith Click, Mike Hutchinson, Tom Wiers. Rudy Nino. Coach Michael Ziegelhofer. BACK ROW—Brian Keller. Mark Kimble. Steve Krock. Jon Penwell. Tim Sexton. Mike Heynes. Kevin Polachek 82 Track The 1976 Varsity Tennis Team ended their season with a 2-15 record. This record is very deceiving be- cause of the tremendous improvement over last year’s play. Listed among the season’s accomplishments by the team are the defeats of two AAA schoold; their first NOL victory; and the naming of Scott Bogner and Tony Lopez as honorable mention doubles team in the NOL. The outlook for a more successful season next year is enhanced by the fact that only two seniors will be lost this year. Also, the Reserves ended their season with an outstanding record of 5-5-3. (A) Outstretched Jim Harwood reaches for a difficult shot (B) Tony Lopez uses correct form to return a serve (C) Scott Bogner fires a forehand back to the opponent (D) Another fine return is executed by Jim Rosso. FRONT ROW—RESERVE SQUAD Mary Ann Moll, mgr Mike Cok. Gus Secor. John Rosso. Andy Thornton. Kenny Holida. Joe Lillo. Sandy Neeley, mgr BACK ROW—VARSITY SQUAD Coach Jack Gill. Kevin Wallace. Matt Shininger. Jim Rosso. Chuck Forster. Jim Harwook. Scott Bogner. Kenny Smith. Alan Moll. Tony Lopez. Tennis 83 Willard w o 7 0 19 0 „ 4 . 7 m 8 VARSITY FOOTBALL Opponent Score Tiffin Calvert 11 Ontario Bellevue 19 Upper Sandusky 21 Shelby 22 Bucyrus 7 Tiftm Columbian 8 Norwalk 33 Galion 21 Seneca East 6 GIRi S’ HI SERVE BASKETBALL Willard Opponent Score ■ 8 Bucyrus w ™ - 28 4 Upper . ' 22 23 Galion H 25 1( Shelby 44 22 A Tiffin - 40 12 ■ ellevuf 60 14 SenecaEael 15 30 Norwalk 19 15 Tiffin Calvert 24 Won 2 Lost 3 RESERVE FOOTBALL Won 1 Lost 8 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Willard Opponent Score Willard Opponent Score 54 Seneca East 0 0 Bucyrus 0 6 Tiffin Calvert 0 20 Edison 0 0 BeUevue 0 6 Tiffin Calvert 8 12 Upper Sandusky 18 Shelby 8 8 Shelby ,■+ 26 22 Bellevue 28 28 Bucyrus 0 0 Norwalk 20 0 Tiffin Columbian 6 0 Huron 18 0 Norwalk 6 12 Gallon 18 Won 2 Lo t 4 Tie 1 Won 4 Lost 4 Tie I 6 Willard 177 176 175 165 165 189 163 158 158 177 172 168 173 159 167 171 164 161 155 358 352 GOLF Opponent Bucyrus Upper Sandusky Vefl _ L ln £1 m_________________ Buckeye Central Belle Norwa1 Bucyrusj Upper Galion Bucket Shelby Tiffin Veri Nor Norwalk Invl AA Sectional mouth iiee(r Score 178 166 151 158 223 160 183 i 181 168 170 169 157 181 153 183 165 171 5th of 8 6th of 10 Won 10 Lost 10 (Dual Meets) VARSITY GIRLS’TENNIS Opponent 84 Scores Won 12 Lost 6 VARSITY WRESTLING Opponent Tiffm Calvert cli Ckyverteaf n � L ______ Norwalk St Paul tielby exmgton Ontario tf®SS§ Reserve Tiffin Columbian Upper Sandusky 3rd m Mohawk Invitational Tournament 3rd in N.O.L Tournament Won 6 Lost 5 RESERVE WRESTLING Opponent Tiffin Calvert Western Reserve Tiffin Columbian She,by sity) Willard 2 1 2 2 0 3 4 0 £ ■ ■nJ 0 2 2 2 2 1 3 Won VARSITY BOY'S TENNIS Opponent Crestline Bucyrus Upper Sandusky Gallon Willard Tiffin Columbian Bellevue,... Bucyrus Crestline Gallon Shelby Non a Score 3 Willard 3 y V Upper sky Tiffin Columbian Lexmgtdp - ii l Norwalk ! Lost 13 1 0 11 13 15 (Varsity) Won 5 (Reserve) Lost 5 Tied 3 + 2' 0. 2 2 0 7 2 11 3 9 12 VARSITY BASEBALL Opponent Ashland Upper Sandusky Gallon Shelby Edison Tiffin Cfcl Bellevue Norwalk Upper, Ashland Shelby Tiffin Bellevue Norwalk (Sectional) Clyde Bucyrus South Central Bucyrus Norwalk Gallon Won 7 Lost 13. RESERVE BASEBALL Score 5 Willard 6 14 3 16 10 Wlllar —2a LS BASKETBALL 15 ■Su- pponent Buotus Score 8 U er Sandusky on 20 45 32 1 18 45 -2a Gf Shelby Tiffin Columbian Befevue Seneca East Norwalk t_ l J� Tiffin Calvert i- ungton 91 jfM 63 56 56 52 35 22 47 26 56 Willard I 3 2 15 14 15 i 10 15 15 9 J5 15 f 15 . I 10 8 ' i il 4 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Opponent Score Upper Sandusky |5 15 Tiffin Columbian 6 16 8 Shelby Bucyrus Norwalk Gallon Bellevue 15 7 13 15 15 15 15 Won 1 % Lost 9 r 1 fty RESERVE GJRIS RASKfTBA Willard Opponent Bucyr.s Upper indi.sky Gallon 8 4 23 10 22 12 14 30 15 Won Lost 8 Willard 0 15 13 15 15 - „15 15 - 15 7 15 15 15 15 10 15 5 15 6 RESPWtevou f ye Opponent Score Upper S - ausky ► IB 13 15 Tiffin Colun flan 9 9 Shelby l. 5 4 Bucyrus 11 15 10 Norwalk U) 9 Gallon W J 15 10 Bellevue J _ Wl5 6 15 Wo f Lost _ T 10 5 10 9 1 2 6 5 21 4 11 5 14 Opponent Seneca East Shelby Sandusky Edison w Sandusky South Central 4 VARSITY BOYS' TRACK flMWnent I fion Wynford Riverdale Huron Gallon Bellevue Upper Sandusky Shelby Bucyrus Tiffin Columbian Norwalk Tiffin Relays Vermilion Invitational Blade Relays Shplby Relays N S D.str L Score 71 70 69 Vi 66 84 95 88 100 92 75 66 Willard 28 1 5 Vi 42 45 ‘-i ESHMAN Opponent pper San 45 Vi 52 41 43 Mi 74 -« 3rd Huron Tiffin East Tiffin West Lexington Belleyue Duil Meets') Seniors Jeanne Albright Marianne Allen (Yacob) William Allman Debbie Armitage (Heynes) Dennis Armitage Heidi Ardnt Steve Axtell Jo Ann Bannworth Curtis Barnett Terry Barnett Timothy Barnett David Bauerle Sarah Beagle Jayne Bellman 88 Semors William Blum Libby Bolen Martha Border John Buckingham Sharon Buckingham Shelley Burge Lynn Burton Donna Capelle Kathy Capelle Richard Capelle Ricke Carmean Donald Carr Julia Cavalier Greg Chaffins Semors 89 Stephen Chambers Bonnie Chapman Richard Cherry Jamie Clark Brenda Kim Click Mark Coburn Robert Coder Curtis Cok Rodney Cok Barbara Compton (Reel) Donna Corbin Margo Corwin Kathleen Cramer Denise Craven 90 Seniors Patricia Crisp Scott Culler Jeanette Dannemiller Jeff Dean Diane Decker Jeffrey Dellinger Melissa Dent Betty Deppen Dianne Devlin Paul Dorsey Karen Duncan (Keaton) Thomas Elmlmger Charles Forster Brenda Frances (Ricer) Seniors 91 Donna Freed Brian Funk Lorelai Gahr Scott Gallutia Scott Garcia Keith Gerber Claude Gibson Nancy Gibson John Goodsite Sarah Grossman Brenda Gullet James Hagerman Jeffery Hamons Ken Hampton CLASS OFFICERS; Mr Beck. Adviser. Rick Carmean. vice-president. Bonny Chapman, treasurer. Cindy Hayes, secretary. Richard Capelle. social chairman. Steve Axtell. (SEATED) president NOT PICTURED: Miss Hastings. Adviser. V 4 92 Seniors Charlene Handshoe Debra Harris Sabrina Harris Karen Harvey Cynthia Hayes Cynthia Haynes Sandra Haynes Kim Hedden Daniel Hershiser Joyce Hicks Robin Hock Dale Holida Melvin Holida Nancy Howard Semors 93 Cynthia Hutchison Earl Johnson David Joyce Carmen Keaton Michael Keaton Robert Kelley Ronald Kessler Sandra Kieffer John Kostoff Kimberly Kousma Kim Krock Keith Kuhn Lynn Kuhn Patricia Laser 94 Seniors Elizabeth Layne Douglas Leminger David Lillo Rebecca Lillo Marianne Lindsey Carlos Loera Wendy Loney Juanita Lopez Silvia Luna Viola Luna Sally Mahl Kelly McCoy Nikki McLendon John Moldovan Seniors 95 David Mullany Pam Neely Dan Niedermeier Jodi Olson Dan Paez Billy Patrick Bob Paugh Andrew Phillips Steven Phillips Patricia Prentiss Cathy Reidy Kim Robinson Mark Robinson Cheryl Roland 96 Seniors '•M «a MOST MUSICAL LESLIE SEWARD AND RICHARD CHERRY Jom Roose John Rose John Rufener Clyde Rossman Debra Sands Paul Schloemer David Seasly Mary Seasly Leslie Seward Dawn Shaarda Michael Shaw Michelle Shaw Christina Shirey Charles Shreve Semors 97 Jerry Signs Pamela Simpson Robert Smeltz Cheryl Smith David Smith Kenneth Smith Robert Snipes Randy Snook Martin Sowers Diana Sparks Timothy Spayde Douglas Stemmetz Charlotte Stephens Vera Stephens 98 Semors Kip Stevens James Stockmaster R Allen Striker Lynn Sullivan Dennis Tackett Richard Trimmer David Trimner Terry Trushel Cheryl Vanderpool Cheryl Van Wagner Vicky Webb Steven White Dianna Wilkinson Carles Wolfe Deborah Wright Gerald Wyandt Judy Younger Stewart Zerkle Semors 99 Edward Adams Jeffrey Adkins Dean Albright Dane Allen Marcus Allen Diana Alonzo Sharon Appellof Judy Atkins Roger Babcock Bob Barnett Pauline Barnett Sandra Barnett Janet Bauman David Bechtel Bonnie Blum Patricia Blum Scott Bogner Bradley Boles Randall Boles Karen Bracht Kenneth Brown Brian Buckingham Donald Buss Alan Capelle Gary Carpenter Stephen Cavalier Richard Chase Gary Childers Sandra Clark Debbie Clem Kathy Click Tami Cline Debra Coburn James Combs Judy Combs Betty Compton Edna Compton 100 Jumors Douglas Conley Karen Conley Timothy Conley Leona Dallas Don Danhoff James Daniel Paul Davis Brenda Deppen Gayla Dillman Robert Dove Melinda Ferrell Melissa Ferrell Steven Fries Daniel Gardner Dons Gates Robert Goodsite John Gordon Michelle Grit Vickie Gullett Steve Hainline Debra Hall Dennis Hamons Lolita Hargrove James Harwood Shereen Hashmi Cyndi Heisler Carl Heynes Mark Hmebaugh Barbara Holbrook Cheryl Holden Kim Hopkins Linda Hughes Kenneth Hursh Jane Hutchinson James Hutchison Eva Johnson Kathy Johnson Jean Jones (A) CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW—Rhonda Moore, vice-president; Robin King, president; ROW 2: Sandy Clark, secretary; Taml Cline, treasurer BACK ROW: Mr� . Badenhop. Mr. Gill, Advisers. (B) FORE- GROUND—Peggy Sullivan and Mr. Hoskin stretch candy canes. Har- very Garcia and Brian Buckingham stir the candy mixture in a gen- eral chemistry lab exercise Jumors 101 Kyle Kennedy Robert Kilgore Gerald Kimble Robin King Nick Kousma Gregory Laferty Richard Laser Louise Lewis Kathy Lillo Kathy Ludban Jeanme Mahl Kathy Maurer Gregory McDowell Ron Metcalf Jill Michaels Kathy Miller Mary Ann Moll Gale (Dean) Montoney Rhonda Moore Rebecca Myers Jean Newman Cynthia Newmyer Barbara Oney Carl Patrick Patricia Perkins Steven Perry Cynthia Phillips Sheryl Phillips Roxanne Picklesimer Cynthia Pugh Vicki Rees Edward Rice Douglas Roark Richard Roland Mary Rose James Rosso Thomas Roth Sandra Rufener Ann Schlatter Stephen Schloemer Lisa Schrader Chris Schwan Phyllis Seasly Vanessel Sexton David Shirey William Simpson William Slosser Anna Smith Brenda Smith Daniel Smith 102 Jumors Deborah Smith Patty Smith Lawrence Snipes Linda Sparks Vicki Spencer Loree Stanfield Denise Stemmetz Douglas Stemmetz David Stephens Dennis Stevens Roberta Storts Peggy Sullivan Robin Swert Nancy Tackett Paula Teglovic Rickey Trushel Teresa Ann Tuttle Teresa E Tuttle Donald Vasquez Judy Voorhees Johnathon Wallace Kevin Wallace Greg Wallrabenstem Janet Willoughby Gary Wilson Roland Wmdmiller Randall Workman (A) Mark Hinebaugh. center, counts the money turned in by Doug Steinmetz, right, during the annual junior class magazine sale Rhon- da Moore, left, looks on (B) Ann Tuttle completes her homework in the IMC (C) Kathy Click works to complete her art project NOT PICTURED—Cindy Allen. Charles Bell. John Flucsa. Harvey Garcia. Tania Gradella. Carol Hafner, Tamara Henry. Vicky Hiltbrunner. Dan Loera. Irma Lopez. Anthony Machiusi. Bonnie Hicks. Jeff Kennard. Joyce Mann. Larry Phillips. Peggy Ratliff. Terne Schaaf. Matthew Shminger. James Slessman. Alan Smith. Gordon Zellner Juniors 103 Sophomores Sherry Adair Paul Adams Susanna Appellof Elizabeth Barnett Joel Barnett Vonna Bays Dennis Bogner Penny Bolen Craig Bores Patricia Bores Daryl Brandt Tom Brown William Buffington Henry Buurma Russell Carpenter Tami Carpenter Kevin Carr Susan Caudill Virginia Chase Kimberly Childers Sheila Cole Jimmy Collins Sheila Collins Roger Colyer Thomas Courtright Donald Dalton Jeffrey Danhoff Andrew Dannemiller Richard Dannemiller Ruth Dannemiller Pamela Dellinger Yvonne Depinet Thomas Devlin Carla Dillman David Dove Mary Duff Patricia Duncan Paul Easter Stephen Eldridge Daniel Elmlmger Nanci Fisher David Poos Ricky Fowler 104 Sophomores Lucinda Franks Jim Fridsma Gregory Gaich Hector Garcia Melba Garcia Deborah George Darrell Goble Denise Gordon Debra K Hall Donna Hall Mary Hall Michael Hammock Dennis Hammons Marvin Hammons Anna Hansen Linda Hartschuh Susan Harvey Mark Hatfield Michael Hener Kathy L Hicks Otto Hicks Sharlene Hicks Beverly Hillis Sharon Holbrook Kenneth Holida Kenny Holthouse Kevin Holthouse Constance Homan (A) CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW—Donna Smith. vice-president; Sue Harvey, secretary; Sue Caudill— treasurer BACK ROW: Mr. Long. Adviser; Mike Rosso, president (B) Donna Smith and Sue Steinmetz show sophomore spirit in a skit performed at the football pep rally which climaxed Spirit Week William Howard Marc Howell Linda Isaac Joel Jester James Kelly Stephen Kennedy Judy Kidd Denise Kilgore Bob Kline Susan Kline Scott Kooken JohnL Kostoff Kenneth Kuhn Donald Lawrence Ricky Layne Sophomores 105 Teresa Lindholm David Loney Antonio Lopez Ernest Luna Catherine Luppmo Kathy Lykins Pamela Mahl Christine Maurer Lee McClish Gail McKown Dawn McLendon Sandra Meade Judy Michaels Alan Moll Kenneth Moore Ronald Morey Bill Mossman James Mull Eric Nelson Denise Newland Roberta Nuhfer Gregorv Ousley Gracieia Paez Ann Painter Donna Patrick Gerald Pfirsch Edward Phillips Jeffrey Picklesimer John Popa Victor Predmore David Pugh Nathan Reed Ricky Reed Kenneth Risner Richard Robinson Rita Robinson Richard Rogers Richard Rose Michael Rosso Kimberly Sands Michael Schaffer Sandra Seasly Robert Secor Pamela Semer Peggy Shafer Carol Shreve Donna Smith Frank Smith Lee Ann Smith Robert Smith Daniel Snook Kathy Snook Jennifer Snyder Gayle Sparks 106 Sophomores Daniel Spayde Matthew Stanfield Patty Stem Susan Stemmetz Karen Stephens Loretta Stephens Janet Stevens Scott Stevens Warren Stoller Judith Sukola Kimberly Sullivan Janet Taylor Kenneth Thornton Jennifer Turner Lisa Turner Vonda Van Hook Jane Van Loo Debbie Van Zoest Perry Ver Burg Vonme Villarreal Cynthia Warren Perry Warren Susan Wiers Ronnie Williams Keith Willoughby Lois Wright Lome Zigman (A) Kenny Holida runs a surface planer in Mr Heisler s Industrial Arts II class (B) Debbie Van Zoest and Judy Kidd listen as Mr Baden- hop enlightens his class with one more Gee Whiz' fact in biology (C) Mr. Gaich. Bob Secor. Gayle Sparks, and Pam Dellinger return from another session of driver's education NOT PICTURED—Jesse Barnett. Scott Breyman. Ann K Hicks. Suzanne Kelly. Gary Kilgore. Eugene Krauzer. Anna Means. Denme Patrick. Dennis Pugh. Michael Rowe. Clmus Slone, and Ken Wilson. Sophomores 107 Freshmen (A) CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT—Mr. Zieg- elhofer. Adviser; Tim Sexton, vice-president; Jim Capelle. secretary Kevin Steinmetz, president NOT PICTURED—David Emery, treasurer (B) Sally Atkins and Kim Taylor prepare their make- up for the fall musical performance. (C) Patty Wilcox takes notes in Mr Ziegelhofer's themes in literature class. Yolanda Aguilar Rebecca Allen Teresa Allen Arnold Alonzo Scott Arndt Martha Arnold Debra Arredondo Sally Atkins Elaine Barnett Gwen Barnett Justean Barnett Theresa Barnett Janice Baugh Randall Bauman Carol Beagle Timothy Bettac Rebecca Bielawaski Gloria Bolen Michael Bonham Gary Bouman Rebekah Bower Cynthia Breyman James Breyman Tony Brown Joni Buckingham Scott Burge Mary Buurma James Capelle Donald Clark Sharee Clem Keith Click Lisa Click Jeffrey Clones Craig Coburn Thomas Coder Michael Cok Linda Cole Paul Cole Thomas Cole Roxanna Collins Thomas Collins Jeffrey Cox Elana Danhoff Charles Daniel Pauline Dannemiller 108 Freshmen William Dannemiller Jeffrey Davis Cynthia Depmet Robert Deppen John Devlin Nancy Dryer Mark Durr Deana Eckstein Gay Eitle David Emery Theresa Feltner Kathy Fidler Peggy Fry Katherine Fultz Darwin Funk Julie Gahr Barbara Garcia David Garcia Jack Garrett Dianne George Carol Gibson Sandra Gibson Kelly Graffice Laura Hainlme Marvin Hale Lynn Handshoe Robin Harris Penme Hartman James Hartschuh Calvin Harvey Michael Haynes Jodi Henry Lisa Hershiser Janice Hicks Phillip Hicks Phyllis Hicks Sharon Hill Cheryl Hock Rober Holbrook Brenda Holida Ann Hopkins Diana Howard Jon Howell Michael Hutchinson John Johnson William Joyce Brian Keller Lori Kelley Raymond Kilgore Jerry Kimberlin Mark Kimble Gary Knoll Mark Kollman Freshmen 109 Steven Krock Martha Kuhlman Rhesa Kutch Michael Lawrence Ronald Lawrence Brenda Lillo Debra Lillo Douglas Lillo Denise Lindholm Lisa Lindsey Charlene Link Ester Loera Alice Luna Dominic Luppino Amon McCormack Richard McDowell Gary McEndree Gregory McEndree Lon McKenzie David Miller James Miller Ronald Miller Melanie Moldovan Judith Montgomery Diane Montoney Gary Moore Lonnie Moore Linda Moya Mary Myers Sandra Neeley Scott Nelson Randal Newman Tammy Newmyer Joseph Neidermeier Rudy Nino Leslie Null Melanie Ousley Bobby Patton Jon Penwell Roberta Perry Chris Roth relaxes for a moment in Mr Toth’s health class Christopher Phillips Elizabeth Phillips Judith Phillips Margaret Phillips Martha Phillips Kevin Polacheck Denise Pugh Joanne Pyne Jeffrey Ream Peggy Reel Joseph Rees Rochelle Riderman Carol Riddle Lisa Ringer William Ringer Marlene Risner Irene Robinson Michelle Robinson Peggy Robinson John Rosso Christina Roth 110 Freshmen Janet Ruckman Patricia Salyer Kelly Sands John Schiffer William Sebolt Gus Secor Terri Seiple Timothy Sexton Thomas Shepherd Shari Sherman Ricky Shirey Deborah Slagle Connie Slessman Doreen Slessman Ruth Slosser Alice Smith Rachel Smith Doris Snook Laurie Snook Catherine Snyder Kevin Steinmentz Robin Steinmentz Delmer Stephens Michael Stephens Naomi Stephens Rodney Stevenson Jacquelm Suddith Barbara Sullivan Sharon Swann Mary Tackett Patrick Tackett Kim Taylor Cynthia Teeguarden Adrian Thompson Andrew Thornton Kenneth Trimmer Connie Tuttle Lorna Tuttle Kathy VanHook Darlene Vasquez Nancy VerBurg Viola Villarreal Carol Wade William Wallace Debbie Warren Daniel Weller Charlene Wiers Tom Wiers Patricia Wilcox Jackie Wilkinson Ken Wilson Lena Wilson Susan Wilson Edward Windmiller Jerry Wright Debra Wyke NOT PICTURED—Gary Barnett. Melvin Hamons. David Howard. Lowell Laser. David Leonard. Gary McClellan. Brad Mossman. Timothy Oney. Lisa Sawyer. Rick Sexton, and Edna Viock. Freshmen 111 FACULTY - ADMINISTRATION (A) Miss Sandy Aukerman—B $.. Miami University Physical Education (B) Mr Dalynn Badenhop— B.S., Bowling Green State University. Science. (C) Mrs. Sharon Badenhop—B S . Bowling Green State University English (D) Mr. James Beck— M.S.T.. University of Arizona Mathematics and Science (E) Mr. Charles Casto—BA. Glenville State Art NOT PICTURED—Mr. Thomas Bruck- lacher—B $.. Findlay College Science 114 Faculty (A) Mrs. Letitia Coleman—B L S.. George Peabody Teacher s College Librarian (B) Mr. Dale Crossen—B S . Ohio State University Vocational Agriculture. (C) Mrs. Lena Crossen—B S . Ohio State University Home Economics iD) Mrs. Faye Davison—B S . Kent State University Business Education (E) Miss Naomi Dear—B.A. Evangel College English and French. (A) Mr. D. Leo Dotson—M Ed., Bowling Green State University Industrial Arts. (B) Mr. Greg Drummer—B.S.. Defiance College Business Education (C) Mr. George Gaich—M A . Western New Mexico University Driver s Education and Industrial Arts (D) Mr. John Garlough—B S . Bowling Green State University Social Studies. (E) Mr. Jack Gill—B.S.. Miami University. Social Studies 116 Faculty (A) Mr. Tim Gilmore—B.S.. University of Akron Physical Education (B) Mr. Robert Haas—M A . Ohio State University Mathematics. (C) Miss Diane Hastings—BA. Miami University Social Studies. (D) Mrs. Gloria Heisler—B s . Capital University Physical Educa- tion (E) Mr. Richard Heisler—B S. Ohio Northern University. In- dustrial Arts Faculty 117 (A) Mr. Russell Heisler—B A . Heidelberg College Social Studies (B) Mrs. Ann Hollinger—B.S . Miami University English (C) Mr. Robert Hoskin—M S . Bowling Green State University Mathematics and Science (D) Miss Kaye Jones—B S . Ashland College. Home Ecomonics. (E) Miss Roberta Krabill—B A , Heidelberg College. Spanish and English 118 Faculty (A) Mr. Larry Long—B A . Bluftton College Business Education. (B) Mr. Dan Major—M Ed . Bowling Green State University Oc- cupational Education (C) Mr. Gordon Jack Miller—M Th . Vander bilt University Guidance. (D) Miss Marilyn Pees—M A . Central Michigan University English (E) Mr. Barry Pfahl—MAT. Indiana University English. 120 Faculty (A) Mr. Terry Reed—M A . Bowling Green State University Mathematics (B) Mr. Steve Ricker—B.S.. Findlay College Business Education (C) Mr. Nelson Ro- berts—B M . Ashland College Vocal Music. (D) Mr. Thomas Spangler—B S . Find- lay College Science. (E) Mrs. Ruby Starbuck—M Ed.. Bowling Green State Uni- versity. Guidance. (A) Mr. Terry Toth—B A . Bluffton College Health (B) Miss Marian Zedaker—B A . Ohio Northern University English (C) Mr. Mike Ziegelhofer—B A.. Bluffton College English (D) Mrs. June Zweidinger—B M . Bowling Green State University Orchestra (E) Mr Paul Zweidinger—B S . Bowling Green State University. Instrumental Music. Faculty 121 BOARD OF EDUCATION (A) Mr Emerson Neuman. Dr John Rosso. Mr Robert Thornton. Mr Eugene McEndree. President. Mrs. Helen Ellis. Mrs Virginia Lydy. Vice-President (B) Clerk of the Board of Education—Mrs Helen Ellis. (C) Superintendent—Mr Dale Schlatter (D) Administrative Director—Mr Charles Gallutia (E) Principal—Mr Richard Cime (F) Assistant Principal—Mr Jerry Stackhouse 122 Administration (A) CUSTODIANS LEFT RO RIGHT—Mrs Eleanor Lillo. Mr Gale Feathermgill. Mr Albert Lorenzen (maintenance). Mr Don Young. Mr David Tanner. (B) Mrs. Linda Robinson. Secretary (C) COOKS—Mrs. Cormne Coe. Mrs Pauline Faulhaber. Mrs Evonne Lydy. Mrs Lucille Hershiser. Mrs Virginia Reel. Mrs Carolyn Predien. Mrs Millie Gordon Mrs Betty Robinson NOT PICTURED: Mrs Jane Mull and Mrs Carolyn Carney INSERT: Mrs Helen Ellis, supervisor. (D) SECRETARIES—Mrs Virginia Gallutia. Mrs Mabel Lohr Mrs Mary D Ayres (E) NURSE —Mrs Barbara Phillips (F) IMC MONITOR—Mrs Mary Biller (G) Mrs Lavinia Swann, assistant clerk of the Board of Education Personnel 123 THE WILLARD BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB Blending the American dream in Purpose and Work Equality for employed women since 1919 Chartered: 1954 PATRON SPONSORS Big Plus. Willard. Ohio Thomas R. Blue. Accountant. Willard, Ohio Brunswick Grill. Willard. Ohio Drs. Drury. Emery. Rosso. Inc. Willard. Ohio Larry Foran. Willard. Ohio The Intercultural Club. Willard. Ohio Drs. Jackson. Dragunas. and Woo. Willard. Ohio Jump Insurance Agency. Willard. Ohio Dr. Philip Keysor. O.D. Willard, Ohio Dr. Donn Lidington. D.D.S. Willard, Ohio Mahek’s Trophies Pro Shop, Crestline. Ohio O.E Meyer Sons. Inc. Sandusky. Ohio Ohio Janitor Supply Co. Mansfield. Ohio Dr. Charles Piller. D.D.S. Willard. Ohio J.B. Starbuck, O.D. Willard. Ohio Steinmetz Sohio. New Haven, Ohio The Sutton State Bank, Attica. Ohio Drs. Swarner Swarner. Inc. Willard. Ohio Thonton Thornton. Willard. Ohio Twentieth Century Club. Willard. Ohio Willard Conservation league. Inc. Willard. Ohio Willard Girl Scout Service Unit. Willard. Ohio 126 Ads Secor Funeral Home Serving Your Family and Friends Since 1929 Secor Funeral Directors—Furniture Tom and Ruth Secor. Licensed Directors Jack Oliver and Delores Biettner at Secor Furniture Willard New Washington Plymouth Phone 933-2801 7 Ads CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 128 Ads 1975-1976 Symphonic Choir The Family I Ian It WILLARD UNITED BANK OFFICES: WILLARD — NORTH FAIRFIELD — GREENWICH MEMBER FDIC TUTTLE'S Main Street Gulf Gas Fishing and Hunting Supplies Beer and Wine Phone 935-0676 203 South Main Street Willard, Ohio Congratulations, Class of 1976 Fink-Lindsay Funeral Home, Inc. Serving Willard Since 1894 Phone 935-1158 323 Myrtle Avenue Willard, Ohio 129 Ads Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 MIHALI STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Keep your car Klean at KEENE'S CAR WASH Two locations Willard Plymouth Julius Mihali, Owner Bob Bement, Photographer 55 East Main Street, Norwalk, Ohio, Phone 668-5281 130 Ads HARTENSTEIN Congratulations Seniors from Staff and Supper Club Rt. 224 East Phone: 933-8711 Ads 131 SCHAFFER MOTOR SALES Route 224 West Willard. Ohio Phone 935-0750 WILCOX IGA Quality Meats and Groceries 631 Myrtle Avenue Willard. Ohio Phone 935-1115 Visit our store on Myrtle Avenue. IGA is always ready to serve you. 132 Ads HARVEY'S MARKET THE WILLARD ATHLETIC BOOSTERS CLUB Would like to Congratulate the Class of 1976! Good Luck Seniors! President—Lowell Eier Vice-President—A. Paul Cok Secretary—Betty Dove Treasurer—George Weaver LONE ACRE CERAMICS Harvey's Market is always ready to serve your grocery needs. Choice meats cut to order. 517 Fink Street. Willard. Ohio Phone 935-0678 RICH'S SUNOCO At the corner of Route 224 and Myrtle Avenue Willard. Ohio U-HAUL Truck and Trailer Rental We're here to please you! Come on over anytime! Phone 933-8071 Lessons. Greenware Finished Products, Brushes Owner—Doris Holmes Route 61. Willard, Ohio Phone 933-4979 Compliments of the WICCARD PARTS COMPANY 14 East Pearl Street Willard. Ohio Phone 935-2541 Ads 133 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1976 From All Of Us 134 Ads Plymouth Village Apartments, Plymouth Ohio CALL OR STOP IN JENNINGS READY-MIX INC. _________ ROUTE 4, S. R. 103 SOUTH JENNINfl] WILLARD, OHIO 44890 PH. (419) 935- 1616 OTHER PLANTS: Norwalk, 0. 668-2952 New Loidon, 0 . 929- 0401 Ashland, 0. 323-1575 Only Beautiful homes are found in Parkview Estates. WILLARD WOODWORKING COMPANY Builders and developers of Parkview Estates. The Ultimate in Suburban Living. B.F. Fink Company Home Furnishings Serving Community Since 1894 The store that does more for your decor 113 Myrtle Avenue Willard, Ohio Phone 935-1145 Heck Flying Service Inc. Phone Congratulations, Seniors! 935-0167 “Linked to Willard’s Future 123 Woodbine Street Willard, Ohio Compliments of the Ideal Laundry Phone 935-1451 135 Ads Piano, organ lessons by appointment Piano tuning and repair Wayne Stahl Member of American Guild of Organists Organ and Piano Sales Representative 415 Euclid Street Willard, Ohio Phone 935-4805 New Haven Supply Company New Haven, Ohio Hi-Ho Restaurant Lunches Dinners Parties Open 6 Days, 6:00 a m.-12:00 a m. FEATURING THE FAMOUS “MAXIEBURGER” Chicken Shrimp Steak Fish We cater to private parties. Carry Out Service CALL 935-0163 935-8841 Western Auto Store We carry a full line of Tires Car Batteries Lubricants AM-FM House and Car Radios Guns Ammunition Licenses Hunting Clothes Truetone Television Sales and Services Bicycles and Tricycles Large and Small Appliances Toys Air Conditioners 120 Myrtle Avenue Willard, Ohio Phone 933-6101 Hardware Keys 136 Ads m Ji Mrs. Larry Lawson shows some beautiful roses to a customer VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL SHOPINCELERYVILLE. Over 50 years of floral service Willard, Ohio Phone 935-1511 Winner of General Excellence Awards in Ohio Newspaper Association Competition Keep up with the Flashes ... Keep up with school progress . . Keep up with the TIMES The Willard Times Best of Luck, Seniors! Tom Thompson Insurance State Route 598 North Willard. Ohio Phone 935-5693 Tom Thompson is always ready to fulfill all of your insurance needs. 137 Ads HOLTHOUSE BROTHERS Life Brand Produce Celeryville, Ohio Rudy. Stanton, and Jordan Holthouse Owners COLONIAL HOUSE OF BEAUTY Bill Fridsma. owner 11 Myrtle Avenue Willard, Ohio Phone 933-4511 WILLARD BEAVERAGE CENTER We have drinks and party foods for everyone. Located at 1052 Myrtle Avenue Phone 935-0570 138 Ads MYERS T V. AND APPLIANCE Visit our large showroom Zenith. Motorola, Norge. Tappan Sales and Service 207 Woodbine Street. Willard, Ohio Phone 935-5592 MILLER PLUMBING HEATING Service Willard and vicinity Since 1923 12 Myrtle Avenue, Willard, Ohio Phone 935-1686 SMELTZ SOHIO STATION Biggest Little Station in Ohio Since 1924” 221 East Tiffin Street Willard, Ohio Phone 935-1301 EBERT'S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOPPE MR. DON HAYES SEARS CATALOG MERCHANT Conveniently located at 101 Myrtle Avenue Willard, Ohio Phone 933-2161 For Posies Paraphernalia. EBERT'S is the place. 503 Woodbine Street. Willard. Ohio Ads 139 Phone 935-1671 Hagerman's Jewelry 21 Myrtle Avenue. Willard, Ohio Phone 935-3871 The Xs House Of Hair Designs Vicki Keefer Louise Owens Barb Blankenship GOOD LUCK FLASHES from 210 East Emerald Street Willard, Ohio Phone 933-8001 Huron Aerie 550 140 Ads Best of Wishes to the Class of 1976 JUMP'S CLOTHING Men s and Women's Clothing Willard Phone 935-6203 Marion For upholstering see— JAMES RAPP UPHOLSTERING Route 224 West. R D. 2 Willard, Ohio Call us at 935-1559 After the game enjoy a coke and onion rings at Lee's Drive In Phone 935-0606 Route 224 West Willard. Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 For Shoes for the Entire Family see Kipp's Jewelry Dave's Shoes Watches. Clocks. Jewelry Watch and Jewelry Repair 117 Myrtle Avenue Crystals Fitted Willard. Ohio 9 East Maple Street Willard. Ohio Phone Phone 933-8421 933-4285 141 Ads NEW HAVEN SUNOCO SERVICE AND RESTAURANT 24 Hour Service Phone 935-3930 The best in Sunoco Service and Fine Foods. BARNETT'S ROD ANDGUN SHOP R.R. 2 Townline 12 Willard. Ohio 44890 Phone 935-8091 Triangle Motel Bogner's Marathon Service Route 224 East. Willard, Ohio Air Conditioned Rooms Telephones Modern Bathes and Showers Television Phone 933-8123 1 North Myrtle Avenue Willard. Ohio 44890 Phone 933-4841 Ads 142 osten S, 9nc. P. O. BOX 210 INDUSTRIAL PARK ATTLEBORO, MASS. 02703 Ben Franklin Store 122 Myrtle Avenue Willard. Ohio Phone 935-1651 BUURMA BROTHERS Home of Holland Brand Garden Produce Route 4. Willard. Ohio 143 Ads Compliments of SCHODORF PLUMBING HEATING, INC. 24 EAST PEARL ST. WILLARD. .OHIO 44890 Phone 935-3444 Phone 935-5272 Featuring Celeryville Grown Fresh Vegetables 16 Woodland Avenue Willard. Ohio Phones 935-7801 and 933-8701 Heisler's Inc. Willard Airport P.0. Box 179 Willard. Ohio 44890 International Trucks Sales—Parts—Service 935-5331 935-1655 144 Ads Compliments of Best of Luck to the Class of 1976 ARMATROUT'S SANITATION Gloria's Beauty Shoppe W.F. Armatrout, Owner 215 Emerald Willard. Ohio Phone 935-1122 Bullhead Road Willard, Ohio Phone 935-4475 Buckingham Equipment Supply, Inc. Allis Chalmers Farm Machinery Lawn Garden Equipment Lime Green Hauling U.S. Route 224, Willard. Ohio Phone 935-0139 We Are A SERVICE Company Our Service Truck always maintains a good supply of parts and the latest test equipment- - Ready for Service. WE DO SERVICE WORK IN ‘Heating (All Kinds) •Heat Pumps •Electrical •Humidification •Air Cleaning •Air Conditioning WILLARD REFRIGERATION HOW MAY WE SERVE YOU? Phone 935-0200 145 Ads WILCOX GARAGE 24 Hour Heavy Duty Wrecker and Towing Service U S. Route 224 Willard. Ohio Phone 935-1631 SHUPP'S AMERICAN HARDWARE, INC. 16 Woodbine Avenue Willard, Ohio Phone 935-7133 Congratulations, Seniors WILLOUGHBY INSURANCE Your Insurance Man Serving Willard and Surrounding Communities since 1966 634 Woodbine Street Willard, Ohio Phone—935-1428 Good Luck, Seniors MOLL’S BEST MART Best Market is Celeryville's finest store. R.R. 2 Willard, Ohio Phone 933-8541 MIDWEST ELECTRIC COMPANY Electrical Contractors Engineers Industrial and Commercial P.O. Box 46 State Route 103 Willard. Ohio Phone 935-1054 146 Ads Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1976 MIDWEST INDUSTRIES DIVISION OF MTD PRODUCTS INC P.0. Box 329 979 South Conwell Avenue Willard. Ohio 44890 Phone 935-6611 Ads 147 Compliments from MIKE'S GAS TOWN Routes 224 and 103 Willard. Ohio Phone 935-1155 Lee's Trading Post 108 East Walker Street Upper Sandusky. Ohio 43351 Phone (419) 294-3414 Sporting Goods Trophies The Industrial Savings And Loan FOR A BRIGHTER TOMORROW 10 Woodland Avenue. Willard. Ohio Phone 935-1005 148 Ads Pizza Shack SEE US FOR YOUR FAVORITE AFTER GAME SNACK Pizza Subs Sandwiches Pop Carry-out only 13 East Pearl Street Phone Willard, Ohio 935-3683 Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 Van Allen Insurance Agency Life Hospitalization Medical Plans License Bureau Car Driver License Phone 933-8621 933-7821 314 Clark Street. Willard. Ohio Leonard J. Seasly Cage Egg Factory Eggs Wholesale and Retail Route 2 Willard. Ohio Phone 933-6478 Color Center Inc. Paint and Paint Supplies Wallpaper Drapes and Rods Gifts YOUR AREA PAINT HEADQUARTERS 113 Myrtle Avenue. Willard. Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 Charlotte and Karen Fabric Cottage 11 East Pearl Street Willard. Ohio Phone 933-4122 149 Ads Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '76 from all of us at GUTHRIE CHEVY-OLDS Serving Willard since 1929 at 20 Maple Street Whetstone Agency, Inc. Auto—Fire—Life Roger Whetstone. President Route 2, Willard. Ohio 44890 Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 from K H DRUG 12 Woodland Avenue Willard. Ohio Phone 935-1175 150 Ads Congratulations, Class of 1976 from Gordon Vending And Victory Inn Marilyn's Beauty Shop Best of Luck to the Class of 1976 Willard West Road. Willard. Ohio Phone 935-0581 lsf Ads Teruko's Art Gallery And Custom Frames Original Paintings Custom Framing Original Graphics Art Supplies Route 1, Olive Road Willard. Ohio Best of Luck to the Class of 1976 East Pearl Street Garage Ready to Serve You 120 East Pearl Street Willard, Ohio Phone 935-5595 Willard Laundromat Open 24 Hours, 7 Days A Week Soft Water Parking in Rear 215 Myrtle Avenue, Willard, Ohio Phone 933-8395 Best of Luck to the Class of 1976 LASLEA'S MARKET School Supplies, Groceries, Meats, Health and Beauty Aids 31 Washington Street Willard, Ohio Duane E. Slessman Basements dug, ditches cleaned Hydraulic Backhoe Service R.R. 1. Plymouth, Ohio 44865 Ressinger Insurance And Real Estate Agency Notary Public, Insurance Appraisals 910 Woodbine Street, Willard. Ohio Phone 935-2781 Stella's Chalet Salon Stella Rowe, Owner Route 103, Willard, Ohio Phone 935-1226 Alot of things say QUIET but Nothing says quiet quality better than a FORD from CY Reed Ford-Mercury Sales 152 Ads For the Best in Bowling and Billiards PULLMAN LANES Route 103 East. Willard. Ohio Phone 935-1394 Bob Steinmetz. Manager Tires are our Business. Not a Sideline Evert Bros. Tire Service, Inc. Retreading Goodyear Distributor Auto—Truck Tires U S. Route 224 West Willard. Ohio 153 Ads Y CHESSIE SYSTEM YOUNG MEN S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 59, Woodland Avenue Willard, Ohio 44890 Pond-Vue Bridal And Gift Shop Complete Bridal Service Wedding Gowns Bridesmaid's Dresses Mother of the Bride Dresses Wedding Day Assistance Napkins—Invitations Ruth Brubaker. Briday Consultant Route 2, Willard, Ohio Phone 935-8715 Chuck And Wanda's Full Course Meals Luncheon Specials Buffet and Salad Bar Open 7 Days a Week 6A.M. to 10P.M. Wanda Yenni—Owner 21 East Maple Street Willard, Ohio Phone 9337895 154 Ads GRADUATION AN END AND A BEGINNING Remember that first day of high school? How uncertain you were and a little bit frightened, too? Remember the days of attending classes, studying and taking exams seemed endless ? Yet. graduation day is near and soon your high school days will become fond memories Graduation day. with all its commencement festivities, marks the end of a very important stage in your life Graduation day also marks the beginning of a new phase—higher education, the military or embarking on a career We at Donnelley congratulate you on reaching this milestone Enjoy the festivities of the day—you've earned them Look forward to the challenges ahead of you The experience you've gamed over the past years will help you meet life's challenges with a zest for success R R Donnelley Sons Company WILLARD MANUFACTURING DIVISION 155 Ads B-B Auto Parts Willard, Ohio 44890 933-2275 933-2285 U.S. Route 224 West KING TYPEWRITER COMPANY, INC. 375 Marion Avenue P.O. Box 241 Mansfield. Ohio 44890 JACOBS TELEVISION INCORPORATED RCA Maytag Whirlpool Hoover Kitchen Aid SALES SERVICE Magnovox, Gibson Antennae Installation 114 Myrtle Ave. Willard, Ohio Phone 933-6801 Or 935-8261 156 Ads SUNSHINE MOTOR SALES U S Route 224, Willard. Ohio Phone 933-2361 Sunshine’s Tire Sales Phone 935-1235 24 hour road service Phone 752-2583 Charolais Calf SPRINGDALE FARM Ray Feichtner Son Phone 933-4651 Willard. Ohio WIERS BROTHERS Growers of DUTCH MAID vegetables Route 4. Willard, Ohio 44890 Phone 935-0131 Ads 157 RAYMOND S STORE FOR BOYS AND MEN 14 Myrtle Avenue Willard, Ohio Phone 935-5133 JUNE BUSS AGENCY Nationwide Insurance Route 103, Willard Phone 935-6055 ZERKLE REAL ESTATE BUY—SELL—TRADE-INS Howard Zerkle. Owner 607 Myrtle Avenue Willard, Ohio Phone 935-1241 ZERKLE S AUDIO SERVICE Living Sound Hearing Aids 607 Myrtle Avenue Willard, Ohio Phone 935-1241 RAY WORCESTER AND SONS DAIRY FARM Peru Center Road Monroeville. Ohio 158 Ads Adams, Judy Marie: FHA 1 Albright, Jeanne Ann: GAA 1.2; Girls Glee 1; Girls Volleyball 2.3.4; Volleyball MVP 4 Allen. Marianne (Yacob): FHA 1; FTA 1; Con- cert Choir 1.2; Marching Band 1 Allman. William Cuyler: PJVS 3.4 Armitage, Deborah Kay. Armitage, Dennis Gene: FFA 2: Officer 2; Football 1. Arndt. Heidi Louise: GAA 1.2.3; Student Council 2.3.4 Officer 3.4; Girls Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 2.3.4 Officer 4; Sym- phonic Band 2.3.4 Officer 4. Orchestra 3.4; Tri-M 3.4: Officer 4. Chamber Ensemble 3.4; Touring Choir 3.4; Pep Band 2.3; Band Ensembles 4. Marching Band 2.3.4. Miss Flame Candidate 4; Prom Queen 3; Girls Track 2; Powder Puff Football 2; Girls Basket- ball Intramurals 2; Girls Volleyball Intra- murals 2; Buckeye Girls State 3. Axtell, Stephen Bradford: Class Officer 4 Annual Staff 3; Symphonic Choir 3.4: Officer 4; Tri-M 3.4; Chamber Ensemble 3.4 Bannworth. Jo-Ann Sue. Barnett. Terry A.: Football 1.2.3.4. Boys Intramural Basketball 2.3.4; Football MVP 4 Basketball Intramural Champion 2.3; Track 1; Honorable Mention All League in Football 4; Boys Basketball 1. Barnett, Timothy R.: Football 1. Baseball 2.4; Boys Intramural Basketball 3.4 Bauerle, David 0.: Football 1; Golf 4; Boys Basketball Intramurals 2; MVP Golf 4 Beagle. Sarah Lee: FHA 1.2.3.4: Officer 4. Intercultural Club 2.3,4; Annual Staff 2,3.4; Editor-in-Chief 4: Girls Glee 1; National Honor Society 2.3.4; Girls State Alternate 3; State Homemaker Degree; Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow. Bellman, Jayne Marie: FHA 2.3.4: Officer 4 Blum. William Gene: VICA 4; Football 4; Base- ball 1; Basketball Intramurals 2.3.4 Bolen, Libby Ann. Border, Martha J.: Student Council 4; Girls Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 4; Symphonic Senior Activities Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 3.4; Pep Band 1.2. Band Ensemble 4; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 1.3; Head 3; Fall Play 2.3.4; Spring Musical 1.2.3. Buckingham. John Allen: Boys Basketball Intramurals 2.4 State Science Fair Par- ticipand 1.2. Buckingham, Sharon Yvonne: GAA 1.2; Symphonic Band 1; Marching Band 1.2.3.4 Powder Puff Football 1; Library Assistant 3.4 Burge, Shelley Sue: Intercultural Club 4 Officer 4; Annual Staff 4; Girls Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 2.3.4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Concert Mistress 4; Tri-M 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Chamber Ensemble 4; Orchestral Ensemble 3.4. Fall Play 1.2.4. Spring Musical 1.2.3.4; DAR Good Citizen of Willard High School. Burton, Lynn Mark: FFA 1. Capelle, Donna Jean: Girls Glee 1; Sym- phonic Choir 2.3.4; Symphonic Band 3; Tri-M 4; Chamber Ensemble 4. Soprano Section Leader 4; Pep Band 1; Marching Band 1.2.3.4 Capelle. Kathy Darlene: Library Assistant 4 Capelle. Richard H.: FFA 2; Class Officer 1; Football 4; Wrestling 3 Carmean, Ricke D Carr, Donald Leroy II: Basketball Intramurals 2.3; Track 1.3. Cavalier. Julie Marie: PBL 3.4; PJVS 3.4 Chaffins, Gregory E.: Football 1; Boys Basketball 3.4. Baseball 3; Boys Intramural B sketball 1; District Athletic Award 2. Chambers. Stephen L.: Marching Band 1.2; Boys Basketball Intramurals 1.2.3.4 Chapman, Bonny Lynn: GAA 1.2.3.4; Class Officer 2.3.4; Girls Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 2.3.4; Symphonic Band 1.2.3.4 Officer 4. Orchestra 2.3.4 Tri-M 3.4 Officer 4; Chamber Ensemble 4; Alto Section Leader 4; Pep Band 2.3; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Girls Basketball 1.3.4; Girls Volleyball 2.4; Powder Puff Football 1,2; Girls Basketball Intramurals 2. Cherry. Richard Paul: Student Council 4; Boys Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 2.3.4: Officer 4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4: Officer 3; Tri-M 3.4; Honor Society 3.4; Chamber Ensemble 3.4; Touring Choir 3; Stage Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1. Band Ensembles 1.2.3.4. Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Orchestra Ensemble 4; Boys Basketball 1.2.3.4; Symphonic Band 1.2.3.4 Officer 4; Fall Play 1.2.4; Spring Musi- cal 1.2.3.4 Clark, Jamie Rae: GAA 1; Debate Forensics 3; Girls Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 2.3; Princi- pal's Forum 2; Girls Basketball 1; Girls Track 1; Girls Volleyball 1; Powder Puff Foot- ball 1.2. Click. Brenda Kim: GAA 2; Symphonic Band 1.2,3.4; Orchestra 2.3.4; Tri-M 3.4; Stage Band 4; Pep Band 2.3.4; Band Ensembles 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 1.2.3.4 Coburn, Mark A.: Debate Forensics 3.4 Symphonic Band 2.3.4; Orchestra 4; Pep Band 1.2.3; Band Ensemble 4; Marching Band 1.2.3,4 Coder. Robert Lynn: FFA 1.4 Cok, Curtis James: Boys Glee 1. Symphonic Choir 2; Honor Society 3.4; Principal s Forum 3; Football 1.3.4; Boys Basketball 1.2.3.4; Golf 1.2; District Athletic Award 4 Basketball Team Captain 4 Cok. Rodney Kent: Student Council 4: Officer 4 Boys Basketball 1.2.3.4; Boys Track 1; Boys Basketball Team Captain 4 Compton. Barbara (Reel): GAA 1; PBL 3.4. PJVS 3.4; Girls Glee 1.2; Basketball 1; Powder Puff Football 1; OEA 4 Corbin, Donna Jean: FHA 2.3; Orchestra 1.2.3; Library Assistant 4 Fall Play 1.2.4; Spring Musical 1.2.3. Corwin. Margo Lynne: GAA 2.3.4: Officer 3; Class Officer 3. Student Council 1; Girls Glee 1; Syjnphonic Choir 2; Symphonic Band 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Tri-M 3.4; Honor Society 2.3.4; Stage Band 2.3.4; Pep Band 1; Band Ensembles 1.2.3.4 Marching Band 1.2; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; Head Cheer- leader 1.4; Girls Basketball Intramurals 2; Buckeye Girls State 3; Basketball Girls Statistician 2.3.4 Cramer, Kathleen Louise: FHA 1; PBL 3.4; PJVS 3.4 Craven. Denise Michelle. Crisp. Patricia Ann: PBS 3.4; PJVS 3.4 Culler, Scott Richard: Baseball 1.2.3.4; Buckeye Boys State 3. Activities 159 Dannemiller. Jeannette Sue: PJVS 3.4; PBL 3.4; Honor Society 2,3.4 Dean. Jeffrey L. Decker, Diane Lynn: Gaa 1.2; FTA 1.2; Annual Staff 1.2; Girls Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 2; Symphonic Band 1.2; Pep Band 1.2; Marching Band 1.2; Office Assistant 1; Library Assistant 1. Dellinger, Jeffrey Cloyce. Dent. Melissa Anne: GAA 1; Intercultural Club 4; Honor Society 2.3.4 Deppen, Betty Lou: FHA 3.4: Officer 4 Devlin, Diane Sue: FHA 1; Girls Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 3.4 Fall Play 4; Spring Musical 3; Flag Bearer 4; Marching Band 4 Dorsey. Paul Michael: Boys Basketball Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 4; Track 1,2.3.4 Duncan, Karen Kay (Keaton): GAA 1.2; Girls Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 2.3; PJVS 4; Powder Puff Football 2. Elmlinger. Thomas M.: Boys Glee 1; Sym- phonic Choir 2.3.4, Forster. Charles Joseph: Class Officer 2; Student Council 1; Boys Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 2.3.4; Football 1; Boys Tennis 3.4 Wrestling 2.4; Boys Basketball Intramurals 1.2.3; Fall Play 1.2.4; Spring Musical 3.4 Francis, Brenda G. (Ricer). Freed. Donna Jean: Library Assistant 1 Funk, Brian L.: FFA3. Gahr, Lorelei, Jane: GAA 1.2: Officer 2; Girls Glee 1; Girls Basketball 1; Girls Track 1.2; Girls Volleyball 1.2; Powder Puff Foot- ball 1.2. Gallutia, Scott Layne: Boys Glee 1; Sym- phonic Choir 2,3; Fall Play 2,3.4; Spring Musical 1.2.3.4; Football Manager 2; Basket- ball Manager 2. Garcia, Scott Wayne: Football 1.2.3.4; Golf 1.2. Gerber, Keith E.: Intercultural Club 4; Foot- ball 1; Boys Intramural Basketball 1.2.3. Gibson, Claude Allen. Gibson, Nancy Jane: FHA 1.2,3.4: Officer 4 Goodsite, John Paul: Football 1.2.3; Basket- ball 1; Baseball 1,2.3; Football Team Captain 1. Grossman, Sarah Lee: Girls Volleyball 2.3.4 Gullett, Brenda Ann: GAA 1; FHA 1.2; Girls Glee 1.2; Symphonic Choir 3.4; Spring Musical 3 Hagerman, James E.: Debate Forensics 3.4 Officer 4; Symphonic Band 1.2.3; Orchestra 2.3; Tri-M 3.4 Honor Society 3.4 Pep Band 3; Band Ensembles 2; March- ing Band 1.2.3; Boys Basketball 1; Boys Tennis 3. Hamons, Jeffrey L. Hampton, Kenneth B.: FFA 1; Basketball 1.2; Baseball 1.2.3.4 Boys Basketball Intra- murals 4 Handshoe, Charlene: Girls Glee 1.2; Sym- phonic Choir 3.4 Harris. Deborah Lynn. Harris, Sabrina Marie: Girls Track 1.4 Harvey. Karen Mae. Hayes, Cynthia Lisa: GAA 1.2.3.4; Class Officer 4; Girls Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 2; Symphonic Band 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 4; Concert Mistress 4; Tri-M 3.4 Officer 4; Stage Band 2.3.4; Pep Band 1.2,3; Band Ensembles 2.3; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Mat Maids 3.4; Homecoming Attendant 3.4; Prom Attendant 3; Girls Basketball Intra- murals 2; Girls Volleyball 2; Buckeye Girls State 3; Fall Play 4; Spring Musical 2.3.4; Wrestling Statistician 3.4 Haynes. Cynthia Lee: Class Officer 1; Girls Glee 1.2; Symphonic Choir 3.4; Fall Play 4; Spring Musical 3. Haynes. Sandra Lynn: Girls Glee 1.2; Sym- phonic Choir 3.4 Fall Play 4; Spring Musical 3.4. Cheerleader 1. Hedden. Kim Marguerite: Debate Forensics 3.4; FTA 3; Annual Staff 1.2; Girls Glee 1; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Majorette 1.2.3.4 Hershiser, Daniel Allen. Hicks, Joyce Ann: FHA 1.2.3.4 Officer 3.4; Girls Glee 2; Honor Society 2,3.4 Hock, Robin E. Holida, Dale: Football 3.4; Boys Basketball Intramurals 2.3.4 Holida, Melvin D.: FFA 3.4: Officer 4; Library Assistant 3. Howard, Nancy Leeann: Symphonic Choir 4; Girls Glee 1; Symphonic Band 2.4; Marching Band 1.2.3.4 Hutchison. Cynthia Ann Maria: GAA 1.2.3.4; Debate Forensics 2.3.4; Intercultural Club 2.4; Girls Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 2.3.4; Girls Track 2.3.4; Girls Volleyball 3.4; Powder Puff Football 1.2; Fall Play 4; Spring Musical 3.4. Varsity Reserve Basketball Statistician 2.3. Johnson. Earl Darnell: Boys Basketball 1; Boys Basketball Intramurals 2.3.4 Joyce. David F.: Football 1.2; Boys Basket- ball Intramurals 2.4 Keaton, Carmen: GAA 2; Student Council 1,2.3; Symphonic Band 1.2; Band Ensemble 1; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Girls Track 2; Powder Puff Football 2; Office Assistant 2.3.4; Track Statistician 2.3 Keaton, Michael D. Kelley, Robert Thomas: Intercultural Club 4 Officer 4; Boys Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 2.3.4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1.2; Marching Band 1.2,3.4 Kessler, Ronald Franklin: Intercultural Club 2; Boys Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Buckeye Boys State 3; Basketball Team Captain 4 Kieffer, Sandra Kay: GAA 1.2.3.4; Symphonic Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 2.3; Band Ensembles 2.3.4 Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Fall Play 4 Spring Musical 4. Kostoff. John Edmond: Football 1.2.3.4; Golf 1; Wrestling 3; Boys Basketball Intra- murals 2.4 Kousma, Kimberly Ann: GAA 2; Class Officer 1; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Powder Puff Football 2; Office Assistant 2,3.4 Track Statistician 2.3. Krock, Kim Lee: Intercultural Club 2.4 Symphonic Band 1.2; Band Ensembles 1,2; Marching Band 2; Fall Play 2; A-V As- sistant 2. Kuhn, Keith B.: Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4; District Athletic Awards 3. Kuhn, Lynn Ellen: PBL 3.4; PJVS 3.4 Laser. Patricia Kim: PJVS 3.4 Layne. Elizabeth Ann: Girls Glee 1.2; Girls Track 2; Volleyball 2. 160 Activities Ullo. Rebecca Sue: Debate Forensics 3.4 Officer 4. Annual Staff 4. Girls Glee 1; Sym- phonic Choir 2.3.4 A-V Assistant 3; Spring Musical 4 Lindsey. Marianne Elizabeth: GAA 1.2.3.4. Concert Choir 1; Symphonic Choir 2.3; Symphonic Band 1.2.3; Band Ensemble 1.2.3; Marching Band 1.2.3; Powder Puff Football 1.3; Fall Play 2; Spring Musical 2. Loera. Carlos G.: PJVS 3.4; Wrestling 3.4 Track Statistician 1.2.3; Cross Country 1.2.3 Loera, Daniel Godinez: Boys Basketball Intramurals 2; Track 2; Cross Country 2. Loney, Wendy Lynn: PJVS 3.4 VICA 3.4 Officer 4 Lopez. Juanita Jane. Lillo. David Dean: VICA 4; PJVS 4; Foot- ball 1.2.3.4 Luna. Silvia: FHA 1.2.3: Officer 1 Luna, Viola Ann: GAA 1.4. FTA 1; Class Officer .2; Girls Track 1.2.3.4; Girls Volleyball 1.2; Powder Puff Football 1. Mahl. Sally Anne: FHA 2.3: Officer 3; Cheer- leader 1. McClish, Steven L.: Symphonic Choir 2.3.4 Boys Glee 1; Chamber Ensemble 4; Bass Section Leader 4 Marching Band 1 McCoy, Earl K.: Symphonic Band 1. March- ing Band 1; Football 2.3.4; Wrestling 3.4. Boys Basketball Intramurals 3; Football Team Captain 4 McLendon, Nikki Karen: Mat Maids 1; A-V Assistant 1. Moldovan. John Randal: Symphonic Choir 2.3; Boys Glee 1; Boys Basketball 1. Boys Basketball Intramurals 2.3; Intramural Basketball Champion 2 Moore. James E. Moya. Michael A.: Boys Basketball 1; Boys Basketball Intramurals 1.2.3; Cross Country 2.3; Track Team Captain 1; Intramural Basketball Champion 1.2,3; Track MVP 1.2. Mullaney, David K.: Boys Basketball Intra- murals 1.2.3 Neeley. Pamela Jean: Intercultural Club 2.3.4 Officer 2.3.4 Flashette 3.4; Library Assistant 4 Niedermeier, Daniel T.: Boys Basketball Intramurals3. Olson. Jodi Ann: VICA 4 Officer 4; PJVS 4. Miss Flame 4 Paez. Daniel O. Patrick, Billy J.: FFA 1.2: Officer 2 Patterson, Terry W.: Boys Basketball Intra- muralsS Paugh. Robert Stanley: Symphonic Choir 4; Golf 1.2,3.4. Wrestling 4 Phillips. Andrew Steven Jr.: VICA 3; PJVS 3.4. Junior Achievement 1 Phillips. Garry M.: Football 3.4 Phillips. Steven A.: Intercultural Club 1; Football 1. Prentiss. Patricia A.: Debate Forensics 4. Symphonic Choir 2.3.4. Tri-M 3.4; Chamber Ensemble 3.4; Touring Choir 3; Girls En- semble 3; Golf 3.4 Fall Play 4; District II Music Festival; Transfer from Shelby 1974 Ream. Thomas D.: Boys Basketball Intra- murals 1. Reidy. Catherine Ann: GAA 1.2; Student Council 1.2.3.4 Officer 3.4; Symphonic Band 1.2.3.4: Officer 4; Stage Band 2.3; Marching Band 1.2.3.4 Majorette 1.2.3.4. Miss Crimson 3.4; Miss Flame Candidate 4 Homecoming Queen 4. Prom Attendant 3; Centennial Court 2; Volleyball 2; Powder Puff Football 1. Robinson. Kim A.: Symphonic Band 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Majorette 1.2.3.4 Robinson, Mark Allan: Student Council 4. Boys Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 2.3.4. Chamber Ensemble 4 Football Trainer 2.3: Golf 1; Basketball Trainer 2.3.4; Basketball District Award 3. Roland. Cheryl Lee: FHA 1.2.3; FTA 1; Stu- dent Council 2; Girls Glee 1.2; Homecoming Attendant 2; Prom Attendant 3; Cheerleader 1; Basketball 2. Romero. Hector Rolando: Exchange Stu- dent; Symphonic Choir 4; Spring Musical 4 Roose, Joni Kay: GAA 1.2. Girls Glee 1. Symphonic Choir 2.3; Miss Flame Candidate 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; Centennial Court 2; Girls Track 1; Powder Puff Football 1; Buckeye Girls State Alternate 3. Rose. John R.: Boys Glee 1; VICA 3.4; PJVS 3.4; Fall Play 1. Rufener, John William: Annual Staff 3.4; Symphonic Band 1.2; Marching Band 1; Boys Basketball Intramurals 3.4 Rossman. Clyde A. Jr. Sands. Debra Lynn: FHA 2.3.4; Annual Staff 3 Schloemer. Paul G.: Wrestling 2.3.4 Seasly, David E.: Orchestra 1.2; Boys Basketball Intramurals 3 Seasly. Mary Roxanne: FHA 2.3.4 Seward. Leslie Kim: GAA 1.2.3.4. Class Officer 1.2.3; Girls Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 2.3.4; Symphonic Bana 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 2,3.4: Officer 4; Tri-M 3.4: Officer 4 Honor Society 3.4; Principal’s Forum 3; Chamber Ensemble 3.4; Touring Choir 3; Stage Band 2.3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3; Marching Band 1.2.3.4 Mat Maids 3.4 Powder Puff Football 1; Buckeye Girls State 3; Fall Play 2.4 Spring Musical 2.3.4; Girls Basketball Statistician 3 Shaarda, Dawn Louise: GAA 1.2,3.4; Student Council 1.4: Officer 4; Girls Glee 1; Sym- phonic Choir 2.3; Symphonic Band 1.2.3.4 Officer 4; Orchestra 3.4. Tri-M 3.4. Princi- pal's Forum 3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3; Band En- sembles 3.4; Marching Band 1.2,3.4; Powder Puff Football 1.2; Fall Play 4; Spring Musical 3.4; Girls Basketball Statistician 2. Shaw. Michael William. Shaw. Michelle Julia: FHA 2; Library As- sistant 1.4 Shirey, Christian Ann: FHA 1. Girls Glee 2; Symphonic Choir 3.4 Shreve, Charles A. Signs. Jerry Leon: Boys Basketball Intra- murals 1.2.3.4: Spring Musical 4 Activities 161 Simpson. Pamela Jo: Intercultural Club 3; PBL 3.4; Girls Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 2; PJVS 3.4; Girls Track 2.3. Fall Play 2; Dis- trict Track Award 3; State Track Award 3. Smeltz. Robert Alan: Boys Glee 1; Sym- phonic Choir 2.3.4; Honor Society 2.3.4 Smith. Cheryl Lynn: GAA 1; Girls Glee 1; Symphonic Choir 2.3: Symphonic Band 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 3.4; Tri-M 3.4: Officer 4; Pep Band 1.2; Band Ensemble 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 1.2.3; Cheerleader 1.3.4; District II Band 3.4; Fall Play 3. Smith. David Gene. Smith, Kenneth Dwight: Boys Basket- ball 1.2.3.4 Snipes. Robert Edward: Honor Society 3.4; Football 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.3.4; Baseball Manager 1. Snook. Randal Arthur: FTA 1.2; Annual Staff 2 Sowers. Martin Harry: Football Manager 1.2.3.4; Basketball Manager 1.2.3.4 Sparks. Diana Sue: PBL 3.4; Cheerleader 1; PJVS 3.4 Spayde. Timothy Francis: Orchestra 1.2.3.4: Officer 4; Wrestling 1.2,3.4; American Legion State Test 2; Fall Play 2. Steinmetz, Douglas Alan: Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1; Basketball Team Captam 1. Stephens. Charlotte Yvonne: FHA 1.2; PBL 3.4 PJVS 3.4; Library Assistant 1.2: Office Ed. Association 3.4 Stephens. Vera Dene: Honor Society 2.3.4 Stevens. Kip D.: FHA 2: Officer 2; VICA 3.4 Officer 4; PJVS 3.4 Stockmaster. James Allan: FFA 1.2: Officer 2; VICA 3.4. PJVS 3.4; Football Manager 1.2.3.4. Basketball Manager 3.4; Junior Achievement 2. Striker. R. Allen. Sullivan, Lynne Eileen: Debate Forensics 3; Annual Staff 3; Student Council 2.3; Symphonic Choir 2.3.4 Officer 4; Girls Glee 1; Tri-M 3.4 Officer 4; Chamber En- semble 3.4; Touring Choir 3; Girls Ensemble 3.4; Prom Attendant 3; Fall Play 1,2.3; Spring Musical 1.2.3.4 Tackett. Dennis J.: Football 1.2.3,4 Wres- tling 1.2.3.4 Trimmer. Richard Dennis: Debate Fo- rensics 4; Marching Band 3; Flag Bearer 3; State Science Fair Participant 1.3. Trimner, David A. Trushel, Terry Lee. Vandepool. Cheryl Lynn: PJVS 3.4. Honor Society 2.3.4; PBL 2. Van Wagner, Cheryl Marie: GAA 1.2.4 FTA 1; Class Officer 1.3: VICA 3.4; Student Council 2; PJVS 3.4; Powder Puff Football 1 Webb. Vicky Lynn: Debate Forensics 4; FHA 1; Annual Staff 3.4; Girls Glee 1; Sym- phonic Choir 2.3.4; Tri-M 4; Girls Ensemble 4; Tenor Section Leader 4; Fall Play 3.4; Spring Musical 3.4; District II Music Festi- val 4 White. Steven D.: FFA 4 Wilkinson. Dianna Mae: PJVS 3.4; GAA 1; FFA 3.4; FTA 1 Wolfe. Charles F.: FFA 1 Worcester. Susan Elaine (Walker): GAA 1.2; Student Council 1; Homecoming Attendant 1; Centennial Court 1. Wright. Deborah Lynn. Wyandt. Gerald E. Younger, Judy Marie (Daniel): Concert Choir 1.2; Symphonic Choir 3.4; Fall Play 3; A-V Assistant 3 Zerkle. Stewart A.: Honor Society 2.3.4; Symphonic Band 1; Marching Band 1; Foot- ball 2.3; Boys Basketball Intramural 2.3.4; Fall Play 1; Basketball Statistician 2. 162 Activities The smile, the song, the laughter is now gone But the memory of a friend will live on Missed by all who knew and loved him His life was completed with one final hymn. Anonymous I would like to offer a sincere thank you to (A) Earl Parks, the American Yearbook Company representative. (B) Dave Wilde, the Willard Times photographer, (C) Mrs. Badenhop, the CHIEF advisor, (D) Dayle and Earl Mihali of Mihali Studio of Photography in Norwalk. These people helped the 1976 CHIEF staff to create a bigger and better yearbook. Also, a thank you to the Willard Times for allowing us to use many of their photographs. Again, I thank you. Sarah Beagle Editor-in-Chief 164 The 1976 Yearbook Staff Editor-in-chief: Sarah Beagle. Business Manager: Shelley Burge. Assistant: Richard Chase. Photographer: John Rufener. Senior Editor: Vicky Webb. Assistant: Becky Lillo. Faculty and Administration Section: Melinda Ferrell. Underclassman Section: Peggy Sullivan, Kyle Kennedy. Sports Editor: Denny Stevens. Assistants: Matt Shininger, Loree Stanfield. Organizations Section: Carol Shreve. Activities Section: Melissa Ferrell. Advisor: Mrs. Sharon Badenhop.