Willshire High School - Willow Yearbook (Willshire, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1949 volume:

FACULTY BACK ROW: Miss Rosemary Blankman, Mr. Robert Cowan, Mr. Robert Lucas, Mr. Robert Games, Mr. Clark Sipe, Mr. Russell Griffith, Mrs. Rosella Vining, and Mrs. Merl Bain. FRONT ROW: M1-5, Edith Bowen, Mrs. Sally Eichar, Mrs. Elsie Byers, Mrs. Opal Clouse, Mrs. Mildred Fisher, Mrs. Marcella Schroeder, and Mrs. Esther Dellinger. Mrs. Opal Clouse 1 Mrs. Marcella Schroeder 1-Z Mrs. Sally Eichar 2 Mrs. Esther Dellinger 3 Mrs. Merl Bain 4 Mrs. Edith Bowen 5 Mrs. Mildred Fisher 6 Mr. Clark Sipe 7 Mr. Robert Lucas 8 Miss Rosemary Blankman --Subjects: bookkeeping, commercial, physical education Mr. Robert Cowan, Principal --Subjects: social studies, mathematics. Activities: Senior sponsor. Mr. Robert Games--Subjects: biology, history, general science, physical education. Activities: Coach, Junior sponsor. Mr. Russell Griffith,superintendent. Subjects: French, physics. Mrs. Rosella Vining --Subjects: English, music. Activities: Freshrnan sponsor. Mrs. Elsie Byers --Subjects: English, home economics. Activities: Sophomore sponsor. BOARD OF EDUCATION In our school system, there is a group of people working for the advantage of our students and teachers. They are interested in serving funds so all pupils may have the same advantage in gaining knowledge equal to anyone else. We believe that our school has a fine group of men to fulfill all these re- quirements, and give them credit for the work they have done the past year. LEFT to RIGHT: Russell Byer, Vernon Caffee, David Carr, Orville Hoblet, and Hugh Reynolds. The officers are as following: President -------------------- Russell Byer Vice-President ---------------- -Orville Hoblet Clerk and Treasurer ------------- David Carr 7 VJ ha , L r'-, , 9 9, .. fn a . - sry fi! vi: V g 'un' X I QV' ffffijm ' I lf ll l wx X I WX' I IV if f If A J K X Mfffffl ff fVw51VXfWW - 2 I M gff KN W H1 fl MM WXWW A A JDJ ,2 , , J : - sr' 1 4-or ' 7 '1 4 X 4. .4 Q 'sf A v ,j. 47 'V' - 3 1 . I Q 'x MARJORIE AGL:-:R f J Q' U -if . gk.. if Q '1 , 5 -49 fo- 13 7 - 'CS' ' , ly, I ' i Q .U , Q J ' -3 - 1 'V Q' Q li.. S ,LAM-.ff.-, ,.. -ag DON BLACK EDGAR ALLMANDINGER 53, 1'-w X W IJ 'J L ' fx L sv- 13' RUTH DAVIS JOYCE FETTERS wr - K ' I5 . 5, A . 2 'F' xl , 3' , I If ' Q s ' xi, k V Q V 1 -4-nn' I 0 , , W, ANN G1BBoNs - , Q .- V ., . 1 , - 4. r-4 1 A .4 TED HAKES PHYLLIS 1-LAMRICK 10 MARJORIE AGLER Quiet till you know her. fDecember 19, 19311 Girls Glee Club l-2 Girls Reserve 1 Y-Teens 2-3-4 fProgram Chairman 41 Willscribe Staff 3-4 Willow Staff 4 fSports Editor1 Junior Play 3 D. A. R.. Test 4 RUTH DAVIS Giggles is her middle name. fAugust 5, 19311 Girls Glee Club 1-2-4 Willscribe Staff 3-4 Girls Reserve 1 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Teen Canteen 2-3 Willow Staff 4 Uokes Editor1 ANN GIBBONS Quite a gal in more ways than one. fOctober 16, 19311 Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Senior Choir 3-4 Girl Reserves 1 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Willscribe Staff 3-4 Willow Typist 4 Junior Play 3 Cheerleader 2-3-4 Band Sweatheart 2 Teen Canteen 2-3-4 DON BLACK He's on the alert, when it comes to a skirt. QOctober 27, 19311 Boys Glee Club 2-4 Senior Choir 4 Willscribe Staff 3-4 Willow Sports Editor 4 Teen Canteen 2-3-4 fSecretary-Treasurer 2-31 QPresident 41 Junior Play 3 Student Council 3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 fManager 41 Baseball 2-3-4 Class President 3-4 TED HAKES How the girls sigh when Ted walks byl fOctober 29, 19311 Boys Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Senior Choir 2-3-4 Willscribe Staff 3-4 Willow Staff 4 QCO-Sports Editor1 Junior Play 3 Class Treasurer 4 Teen Canteen 2-3-4 fVice-President 3-41 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 11 EDGAR ALLMANDINGER Never a dull moment when Ed's around. QDecember 20, 19311 Boys Glee Club l-2 Senior Choir 2 Willow Photographer 4 Boys Octet 2 Junior Play 3 Class Vice-President 3-4 JOYCE FETTERS A jolly lass, chuck- full of fun: She's al- ways nice to everyone. fFebruary 7, 19311 Girls Glee Club 1-2 Willscribe Staff 3-4 fAssistant Business Manager Junior Play 3 Willow Staff 4 QCO-Business Manager1 Girls Reserve 1 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Teen Canteen 2-3-4 Librarian 4 D. A. R. Test 4 PHYLLIS HAMRICK ' 'A quiet nature has she, but mischief lurks beneath. 1July 6, 19311 Girls Glee Club 1-2-3 Willscribe Staff 3-4 iTvPiSt1 Junior Play fStudent Director1 Willow Staff 4 QAssociate Editor1 Girls Reserve l Y-Teens 2-3-4 fPianist 41 Senior Choir 2-3 Teen Canteen 2-3 Class Reporter 3 Band Sweetheart Attendant 2 4-H 1-2 QPianist 21 V . 316' .w ,- I Q-Q7 . ff Y' Jef- , - ,fm YH P,-I mx ' Z 1' ' O 1 ' . A . BILL HEY ,PS .gy ,wx 2-vt if 1 A' .. 4-Q in . Q Zu X. A. JLM KOCH I ffw .wv ELLA ROEHM i -1-'rv -vi I l 5 2 , J. v .V ., ' A4T.5.,L. L, x ' -4-+7-V? J. vvx fs: ' 'JF' f -35 -' nvf 'H' ' 5 J ' J' 2.41 701' '- 1. ' . ,llr Y.. ,sh ., ,,, . .rf A v 1 MARJORIE STETLER GLORIA TRISEL 12 , -Vu M Q' , 'P 4 -1- ,.,., , 7 al . . 2 Y ii . . 7 4 Y X, J 'A -. -' -,I V' ' ?:':, '2 v BETTY HUMERICKHOUSE ,4- S0 -fr 7- 6 X . . QR Xx- vx KX- ' I xl mx Q I X 1 YN . X s- ka ua ua, DIXIE SCHLICKMAN -n Zh Sr' JOE THATCHER BILL HEY He's not lazy, just in love with restf Uanuary 7, 1930, Boys Glee Club l-2 Willow Staff 4 fCo-Activities Editor, Junior Play 3 Basketball 3-4 Baseball 3 ELLA ROEHM ' 'Wil.bert's Dream Girl. ' ' QJanuary 22, 1931, Girls Glee Club 1-2-4 Senior Choir 4 Girls Reserves 1 Y-Teens 2.-3-4 Junior Play 3 Willscribe Staff 3-4 QBusiness Manager 4, Willow Staff 4 fBusiness Manager, Teen Canteen 3 GLORIA TRISEL Always happy, never s ad, sometimes naughty , but never bad. fJune 21, 1931, Girls Glee Club 2-3-4 Willscribe Staff 3-4 fEditor 4, Junior Play 3 Willow Co-Editor 4 Girls Reserve 1 Y-Teens 2-3-4 fPianist 2-3, Reporter 4, Senior Choir 2-3-4 fPianist 2-3-4, Teen Canteen 2-3 Class Reporter 1 D. A. R. Test 4 Scholarship Test 2-3 4-H 1 fPianist 1, JIM KOCH As many good points as a package of pins. fApril19, 1931, Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Senior Choir 2-3-4 Boys Octet 2 Willow Photographer 4 Junior Play 3 Class Treasurer 1-3 Vice-President 2 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 MARJORIE STETLER Bashful was Marj til Carey came along, Now both are contented and life is a song. QApril 1, 1931, Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Junior Play 3 Willow Staff 4 QDiary Reporter, Girls Reserve 1 Y-Teens 2-3-4 fReporter 3, Senior Choir 2-3-4 Teen Canteen Z-3-4 Class Reporter 2 D. A. R. Test 4 Librarian 3-4 4-H 1 Band 2-3 13 BETTY HUMERICKHOUSE Let me have an audience, I was meant to talk. fApri11O, 1931, Girls Glee Club 1-2 Junior Play 3 QStage Manager , Willow Staff 4 fJoke's Editor, Girls Reserve 1 Y-Teens Z-3-4 fReporter 2, Teen Canteen 2-3-4 Librarian 2-3 Cashier of Cafe 4 DIXIE SCI-ILICKMAN Cute and petite, but dynamite comes in small packages. fDecember 31. 1931, Girls Glee Club 1-2 Willscribe Staff 3-4 fAssociate Editor, Production Manager 4, Junior Play 3 Willow C0-Editor 4 Girls Reserve 1 Y-Teens 2-3-4 fSecretary 2-3, President 4, D. A. R. Test 4 Class Officer QVice-President l, Secretary 2-3-4, Band Sweetheart Attendant 3 Teen Canteen 2-3 4-H 1-2 QSecretary 1, Scholarship Test 1-2-3 JOE THATCHER The strong, silent type. fJuly 27, 1931, Willow Staff 4 QCO-Activities Editor, Joe entered from Rock- ford school in the latter part of his Junior year. THE CLASS HISTORY OF 1949 On the morning of September l3, 1937, 32 beaming little faces, whose coun- tenances showed both fright and eagerness, were seen standing on the doorstep of the Willshire Public School. Once inside, we soon learned the full meaning of school. Our first task was learning to spell and print our names, which to some of us proved quite troublesome. Through the patience and efforts of Miss Beatrice Neiferdg how- ever, we soon were able to graduate into the second grade, which indeed made us feel so-o-o important. On hand to greet us as second graders, was Miss Mildred Wolfe. We found our second year in school passing quickly and soon we were calling ourselves third graders Our teacher for this year was Miss Bernice Dudgeon, and she taught, or tried to teach us about geography, and Language. Confidentially, we were often seen racking our little brains trying to understand just why this was done, and how this could be? ? ? From the fourth through the eighth grade, Mr. Sipe and Mr. Edwards were our teachers, and helped us get the final knowledge needed in order to enter high school. The night of our graduation from the eighth grade, we were all feeling quite grown up, for we knew that high school days were not far off. Freshmen at lastf We found to our regret that the seniors had already picked our nicknames for us, greenies, we might add that this nickname didn't last all year, but just until we learned the ropes. Mr. Griffith was our class sponsor, and we discovered that not even he could save us from the auful fate the seniors had planned for us. Didn't the girls look a sight in those feed sacks and men's shirts?And the boys, they were really something to look at in their short dresses and high heelsf- Although, we must confess we would much rather see them in their everyday costumes At the opening of the next school term, we were ranked as Sophomores. Miss Leininger was our class sponsor, and we earned money to boost our treasury by sell- ing refreshments for the last half of the basketball games that were held at home. We found our Junior year to be quite eventful. We chose our class play, The Baby Sitter and presented it on November 23, to a good-sized audience. We received our class rings in March, and were quite pleased with them. Then came the plans for the Junior and Senior Reception. It was held at Hotel LaFontaine in Huntington, Indiana, on May 14. We hope everyone enjoyed it as much as we did. Now we find ourselves on the last lap of our school days. Dignified Seniors, they call us! This year has proved to be the most exciting of any, with everyone looking forward to our senior trip to Washington D. C. Our class has an enrollrnent of 10 girls and 6 boys this year. Only 5 girls and 1 boy attended our Alrna Mater all twelve years. They are: Marjorie Agler, Ruth Davis, Phyllis Hamrick, Marjorie Stetler, Gloria Trisel, and Jim Koch. We would like to express our gratitude to Mr. Cowan, our class sponsor for the unfailing help he has given us all during our senior year. 14 SENIOR CLASS WILL The Senior Class of Willshire, Ohio, having been brought before the jury of teachers of Willshire High School, have been informed that on May Z5 they must die, due to a serious case of knowleclgitis. As our attorneys, they have commissioned us to draw up a will, bestowing a few earthly effects upon our dearest and nearest friends. Listen now and you shall hear the reading of the last Will And Testament of the Class of 1949. We, the Senior Class of 1949, being of sound mind and memory, but of poor health, do make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. First, we bequeath our mouldy books, pencils that we swiped, weak minds, and our miser-like ways of raising money, to the Junior Class. Second, we will our ability to get snacks from the cafeteria kitcher the 6th period in the afternoon to the Sophomores. Third, we will the right to advance Out of the Green, to the Freshmen, providing they receive passing grades, of course. Fourth, we will to our teachers all the detention we received, to give to some other unsuspecting class. The following individual bequeaths were made by the members of the Senior Class. I, Marjorie Agler, will my new bangs to Clara Rose Gribler, my slenderness, to Ruth Kreischer, my ability to skip study hall and gym classes to Martha Schaffner, and my six days of detention to Mr. Griffith. I, Edgar Allmandinger, will all the gurn under my seat in study hall to Ed Huston, my dislike of the opposite sex, to Clara Rose Gribler, my ability to keep clear of detention to Gene Beinz, my seat in study hall to Susie Cowan, my big shoes to Ruth Kreischer, and the blind cords in study hall to any professional knot-tier. I, Don Black, will my ability to wrap ankles to Ned Byers, my ability to strikeout in baseball to Gene Beinz, my baseball suit to whoever will patch it, my big appetitie and strong stomach to Clara Rose Gribler, my ability to scramble up the sportsnews in the Willscribe, to Don Caffee, and my burps to Peggy .To Clouse. I, Ruth Davis, will all the pencils I swiped, back to Gerald Hoblet, my love for Shorthand , to Esther Schumm, and my seat by the window and the ability to make Gerald and Phil keep it closed, to Peggy .To Clouse. I, Joyce Fetters, will my ability to attend school every day to Rosie Thatcher, my blond hair to Patty Lee, my love for Bookkeeping to Bonnie Brasher, and the detention I got for skipping study hall to whoever is unlucky enough to get caught. 15 '-AF 4 'F I, Ann Gibbons, will my long skirts to Susie Cowan, my ability to type to Patty Lee, my cheerleading suit to whoever is best suited for it, and my bright hair ribbons to Norma Lee Smith. I, Ted Hakes, will my ability to steer clear of detention to Phil I-lileman, my crew hair-cuts to Gene Baker, my position on the Willscribe Staff to Edward Huston, and my seat in the study hall to Bill Marbaugh, for one year only. I, Phyllis Hamrick, will my fairly long hair, to Letta Walls, my ability to find mischief to Susie Cowan, the hot radiator by my seat, to whoever has a cold heart, and my textbooks to Patty Lee. l, Bill Hey, will my seat in study hall to Patty Lee, my black, wavy hair to Robert Kuhn, the gurn under my desk to Whitey Huston, my super-deluxe paper wad shooter to Gerald Hoblet, my position as co-activities editor on the Willow to Gene Bienz, my ability to play basketball to Don Caffee, and my big appetite to Ruth Kreischer. I, Betty Humerickhouse, will my seat in the study hall to Vernie Lugingill, my ability to get along with Miss Blankrnan, to Bonnie Brasher, my sense of humor to Patty Lee, my position as cashier to Norma Lee Smith, and my ability to stay awake during school on Monday mornings to Clara Rose Gribler. I, Jim Koch, will my guard position on the basketball team to Gene Baker, my ability to keep out of detention to Vernie Luginbill, and my seat and the blinds in study hall to Eugene Bienz, I, Ella Roehm, will my seat in the study hall to Martha Schaffner, my position in basketball to Esther Schurnm, my ability to come to school every day to Rosie Thatcher, my extra weight to Ruth Kreischer, and my new specks to Patty Lee. I, Dixie Schlickman, will my ability to get into trouble to Peggy Clouse, my newly acquired nickname bag-service to Gene Baker, my grades in Bookkeeping to Ruth Kreischer, and my ability to throw chalk to Letta Walls. I, Marjorie Stetler, will my seat in the study hall to Norma Lee Smith, to have and to hold for one year only, my red hair to Susie Cowan, and my ability to get along with my pals to Patty Lee. l, Joe Thatcher, will my height to Ruth Kreischer, my seat in study hall to whoever it may be, as well as the radiator to keep them warm, and to Dick Hoover, I will my way of walking. I, Gloria Trisel, will my ability at the keyboard to Edward Huston, the last seat in the senior row to Letta Walls, my shyness to Susie Cowan, my 5 ft. 8 inches to Ruth Kreischer, my office of Editor on the Willscribe to Bonnie Brasher, and my ability, Iii you call it thatj to get called to the office, to Peggy .To Clouse. 16 We do hereby constitute and appoint Mr. Eugene Bienz, President of the Junior Class, the sole executor of our last will and testament. In Witness whereof, we, the Senior Class of 1949, the testator, have set our hands and seal hereto this is the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-nine fl949j. Signed, sealed, published, and declared for their last will and testament by the Senior Class, the above-named testators, the presence of us, who at their request and in the presence of them and each other, have subscribed our names hereto as witnesses on the day and year last aforesaid. 7 w1TNEss ,f ' A WITNESS WHO'S WHO OF THE SENIOR CLASS Name Characteristic Horoscope Marjorie Agler Agreeable Life-Saver Edgar Allrnandinger Shy Bachelor Don Black Never Flirts Woman Hater Ruth Davis Meek Home Body Joyce Fetters Talkative Saleswoman Ann Gibbons Modest Fan Dancer Ted Hakes Handsome Movie Actor Phyllis Harnrick Carefree Housewife Bill Hey Henpecked Spooner Betty Humerickhouse Windy Raises Onions .Tim Koch Boisterous Opera Singer Ella Roehm Te1'T1Pe1'a-fnental Chiropodist Dixie Schlickman Mischievious .Tail Matron Marjorie Stettler Studious P1'0fe5501' Ioe Thatcher Non-Athletic Coach Gloria Trisel Gabbiest Mi55i0nafY Class Flower - Class Colors - SENIOR DA TA Our Motto ----------------- Class Officers: President ---------- Vice-President ------- Secretary ----------- Treasurer ------- Reporter -------- 17 White Rose Old Rose and Silver Rowing Not Drifting. Don Black Edgar Allmandinger Dixie Schlickrnan Ted Hakes Marjorie Stetler SENIOR C LASS PROPHEC Y On my third expedition to the Tibetian Plateau, my company and I got lost in a blinding snow storm. We finally stumbled into the doorway of an enormous building. We opend the creaking door and found ourselves to be in the temple of a strange re- ligious sect. The room was empty but there on a small table was a strange looking lamp. I picked it up and started rubbing it, when all of a sudden, lightning struck, thunder rolled, and there before me stood a Genie. He said, What do you wish, Master? I was dumbfounded at first and didn't know what to say, butlfinally managed to stammer that I'd like to know what my old friends, the Seniors of '49 were doing in this year of 1979 A. D. And this is the story he told me. Marjorie Agler and Joyce Fetters are nurses and and are running a hospitable for broken-hearted old maids like themselves. Down a few blocks from the hospital, Edgar Allmandinger is working as a mechanic and blacksmith in a candy factory. You see, he tightens the nuts in the peanut brittle, and shoes the flies. Ruth Davis is teaching Home Economics and Music at Ohio State. In her spare time she gives piano lessons to the male students there. Don Black is also teaching at Ohio State. They tell me that his coaching is even better than Fitz Crizler. Bill Hey enlisted in the army, and the other day his sergeant told him to fire at will. Bill looked around and said, Where's Will? Phyllis Hamrick is now a famous milliner in China Town. On a sign outside her shop is written, Madame Hamrickee's Hoity Toity Hattee Shoppe. Just across the street inalittle white church, Reverend .Toe Thatcher can be seen giving his morning sermon. All the ladies in the congregation enjoy his singing so much that they can hardly be persuaded to go home when church is over. Speaking of singers, Jim Koch has now been given the name The Satin Voice by the bobby soxers, and is being rushed by dozens of beautiful girls in Hollywood. That reminds me, Ted Hakes is a test pilot for the new jet planes. He always was a speed demon and man of action back in the old days though. Do you remember hearing Gloria Trisel say that she would never marry? Well, she's married and a grandrnother already. Time sure does fly! Dixie Schlickman is in the watch repairing business with her husband, and l've heard tell that she's pretty good at making the old clocks tick. Betty Humerickhouse has taken up the art of wrestling and Ann Gibbons is her manager. The other night Betty got her nose broke, and they had to call on Dr. Ella Roehm, a famous woman surgeon, to set it. Unfortunately, Dr. Roeh.m's wave set evaporated on the way over, so poor Betty held her nose in her hands until more ca.-Ll-d be boughtlf Marjorie Stetler is still down on the farm, and be- sides taking care of 7 cows, 19 pigs, 1000 chickens, Z dogs, 5 cats, and a parrot, she now has 11 little Nettles in her hair. She sure is a busy woman. Realizing that l had now heard all about the Seniors of '49, I asked the Genie to shovel away the snow so we could be on our way. No sooner did I speak, than the snow had vanished, the sun was out, the Genie gone, and my company and I were in our rocket headed back for the good, old, U. S. A. 18 1 N I C A Q, a Ci I V15 WYXQWY ,P C' T I' YXI 9 1 of 5. v ,A X .4 ' 0 1 Mafia 'I' Ns. 27 yt- . K T9 fix M Uf ff: , UUDCT QjM-295 0 of' cw Y' LI U is. ii 5 YHA' .A Z0 we Rule Next yearr up Q? Coming grealz C744 you inf Z-wice 044 reen ll 1 1 I I JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS: P1'eSiderlf--Eugene Bienz Treasurer--Letta Walls Vice-President--Don Caffee Reporter--Peggy Clouse Secretary--Peggy Clouse Student Council--Vernie Luginbill Back Row: Eugene Cienz, Gerald Hcblet, Vernie Luginbill, Phil Hileman, Don Caffee, Gene Baker. Third Row: Patty Lee, Esther Schumm, Letta Walls, Rosie Thatcher, Ruth Kreisher, Susie Cowan, Mr. Games. Second Row: Clara Rose Gribler, Norma Lee Smith, Bonnie Brasher, Peggy Clouse, Martha Schaffner. First Row: Dick Hoover, Robert Kuhn, Edward Huston, Bill Marbaugh, Ned Byer. SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS: President--Vic Strickler Reporter--Floyd Weddle Vice-President--Harold Griffith Student Council--Keith Ross Secretary and Treasurer--Kenneth Miller Back Row: Kenneth Miller, William Baker, Keith Ross, Vic Strickler, Gene Painter, Elmer Schurnm, Ed Debolt, Robert Shoup. Third Row: Patty Miller, Berdetta White, Betty Bayles, Trolus Frank, Esther Midlam Phyllis Kessler, Mrs. Byer. Second Row: Phyllis Gunsett, Wanda Edwards, Beverly Clouse, Martha Painter, Rosemary Weinrnan, Patty Black, Patty Minx. First Row: Fred Schumm, Paul Fetters, Harold Griffith, Jim Fisher, Bob Fonner, Floyd Weddle. FRESI-LMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President--Carl Fisher Student Council--Bob Hey Vice-President--Tom Passwater Reporter--Gene Koch Secretary--Don Baker Back Row: Gene Thatcher, Gene Koch, Kenneth Merkle, Tom Passwater, Jim Miller, Bob Hey, Bernard Krall, Harold Borein, Carl Fisher. Third Row: Evelyn I-Iumerickhouse, Tommy .Tune Marsee, Donna Baker, Barbara Marbaugh, Mary Ann Merkle, Edna Mae Bailey, Emma Allrnandinger. Second Row: Gloria Alspaugh, Pauline Fowler, Katy Stetler, Helen Roehrn, Madeline Fowler, Beverly Agler, Eunice Hamrick. First Row: Chalmer Huston, Billy Schlickrnan, Boyd Bienz, Max Fry, Don Baker, Bud Frank, Ned Dull. ISN'T IT THE TRUTH? ? '? Roses are red Violets are blue I copied your answer And I flunked too. Z1 W-, . ., .wkx I .,hv..5 'EE 4' I wi N x.,. ., Y , ,.-,. , .....q.- .....,.,..- ..,. W.- , A 1909 Y' v ,,,- . 1Qg.g15 T inns '.: ,,X. . S' 5... .Wmqi n..,,,. . W., ,. IE? 4'5 r3 FLYING HIGH EIGHT GRADE Back Row: Anna Lou Miller, Paul Schaffner, Yvonne Voltz, Lester Strickler, Mary Weddle, Robert Roebuck, Marlene Trisel, James McClain, Sandra Hoblet. Middle Row: Eileen Black, Arley Buckrnaster, Barbara Strickler, Tom Baker, Sandra Hey, Larry Marbaugh, Barbara Merkle, Carol Kuhn, Mr. Lucas. Front Row: Bonnie Harmon. Donald DeBolt, Marlene Harmon, Eugene Price, Kay Slusser, Jack Bayles, Virgie Thatcher, James Habegger, Rosemary Davis. THE-IN-BETWEENER's SEVENTH GRADE Back Row: Colleen Weinman, Catherine Davis, Freddie Marsee, Connie Marbaugh, Carolyn Dull, Ruby Merkle, Carolyn Caffee. Third Row: Edwin Hileman, Thomas Marbaugh, Robert Garwood, Wilbur Eugene Martin Jackie Stetler, Rolland Luginbill, Orville Hileman, Clarence Brodbeck, Mr. Sipe. Second Row: Elodee Nye, Mary Huffman, Norma Luginbill, Mary Byer, Rosemary Ross, Shirley Buchanan, Kay Clouse, Janet Black, Kenneth Huston. Front Row: Vernon Kuhn, Merelen Neidigh, Stanton Dailey, Johnny Hunter, Robert Merkle, George Schaffner, Duane Krall, Todd Hey. UPPERS OF THE LOWERS SIXTH GRADE Back Row: Donald Krall, Kent Stetler, Richard Marbaugh, Tommy Garwood, Charles Koch, Esther Brandt, Linda Hoblet, Bonnie Stetler, Janet Painter. Third Row: Eugene Michaud, Roderick Bowen, Wayne Black, David Dailey, Walter Baker, Merle Black, Robert Hileman, Jimmy Martin, Ralph Resor, Mrs. Fisher. Second Row: Anna Kallenberger, Katherine Dailey, Mary Thatcher, Martha Fisher, Jane Fowler, Helen Brodbeck, Donna Mae Bienz, Janice Geisler, Sharon Baker, Lois Christman. First Row: Robin Schaffner, Robert Harmon, Dick Marbaugh, James Finch, Eldon Habegger, Lynn Stucky, Jan Schlickman, Leon Jones, Billy Walls. Z3 ...Qin- .fu if ML WE'RE ON OUR WAY FIFTH GRADE Back Row: Gilbert Merkle, Sonja Shoup, Teddy Swoveland, Marilyn Christman, Kyle Taylor, Bobby Caffee, Mary Ann Fisher, Ronald Stetler, Linda Finch, John Goodwin. Middle Row: Donald Lee Jones, Alan Clase, Jeanette Voltz, Farrel Krall, Larry Miller, Marcile Byers, Raymond Midlam, Gerald Kuhn, Mrs. Bowen. Front Row: Vernie Frank Paul Bollenbacher, Betsy Estill, Richard Samples, Norma James, Gary Kessler, Phyllis Baurngartner, Leon Kallenberger, Judith Byer, Max Kallenberger. SEEN BUT NOT HEARD FOURTH GRADE Back Row: Sandra Marbaugh, Anne Byer, Darlene Gibbons, Gloria Harmon, Sharon Hoverman, Dana Hoblet, Teddy Passwater, Julia Suman, Buddy Marbaugh, Charmaine Wilson, Allan Baker, Anne Heffner, Phyllis Goodman. Middle Row: Larry Huston, Janice Bailey, Shirley Kuhn, Waldo Hileman, Esther Bailey, Janet Koch, Boyd Hey, Ellen Harmon, Patty Bayles, Larry Miller, Mrs. Bain. Front Row: Louise Merkle, Larry Huston, Sondra Schlickrnan, Emma Marsee, Fred Fowler, Clara Garver, Marjorie Thatcher, Billy Huffman, Nada Bayles, Jeanette Alspaugh, Bobby Wechter. PROBLEM CHILDREN 12,5 3 : 6j THIRD GRADE Back Row: Roger Andrews, Nancy Stetler, Chalrner Kuhn, Deanne Osborne, Allen Marbaugh, Judy Stetler, Gary Myers, Dolores Christman, Mary Catherine Felber, Shirley Miller. Middle Row: Jack Swoveland, Jeanne Troutner, Gary Hey, Linda Geisler, Charles Kimmel, Sharon Miller, Tom Swoveland, Eileen Byers, Billy Schaadt, Eileen Krall, Mrs. Esther Dellinger. Front Row: Eddie Alspaugh, Barbara Huffman, Alvin Buchanan, Carolyn Kreischer, Ronald Medaugh, Joyce Harmon, Junior Brodbeck, Sue Ann Black, Ralph James, Racheal Schaffner, Wilbur Bailey. Z5 VJ ha , L r'-, , 9 . ,N-'70 5Av.A .2 .Ax -I' ' 'nf lam- 3. Q ,if N ' A ' 1 1' I Us ' 1 'gnu-' X -S , 2 lf? 45 H gh . p V , V ' 1. .' , . lr '- -1- ' 'ZZ' .Ill lffi 'bv-1 are . -' f Q v-- . iv Cr s y .f N ' 17 , V 'fpsa' in K 1, I Q . 1 - x f rlliu L I q n g I V 25 . ek iv 'x N' ' . g ,G 5. A ,g ibn- 5 if on f -55 ,fur .N fx afbeq see x ' 2 f f E E: Fl ? M 1 ' B?-,L IR- Q5 . Sr U 16 x'-: , K.: - SMALL FRY SECOND GRADE Back Row: Marlene Dietrich, Eddie Garver, Betty Allmandinger, Wayne Baker, David Byer, Richard Huffine, Billy Christman, Richard Merkle, Ronald Kelsey, Marguerite Daily, Mrs. Eichar. Middle Row: Vincent Nieto, Jimmie Myers, Delilah Kuhn, Ralph Merkle, Mary Eichar, Larry Dellinger, Evelyn Krall, Leroy Ernie, Caroll Lawson. Front Row: Richard Dellinger, Rose Baumgartner, Jimmie Cowan, Mary Goodwin, Larry Caffee, Patty Donovan, Billy Clouse, Karen I-loverman, Fred James, Josephine Allmandinger. FIRST AND SECOND GRADE Back Row: Marlene Marbaugh, Virginia Thatcher, Janet Goodwin, Lois Krall, Dorothy Brodbeck, Judith Miller, Nila Vining, Mary Marbaugh. Middle Row: Robert Stetler, Dennis Trisel, Larry Tinkham, Sylvia Wilson, Rex Painter, Barbara Miller, Charles James, Patricia Myers, Mrs. Schroeder. Front Row: Carolyn Marsee, Lanny Ross, Judith Tinkham, James Donovan, Donna Jean Schumm, Larry Woodruff, Karen Hileman, Johnny Stetler, Darrel Brodbeck. FIRST GRADE Back Row: Twilla Priddy, Evelyn Bailey, Becky Finch, Larry Harmon, Sandra Lawson, Leon Reynolds, Linda Spitler, Joe Harmon, Rozanne Stucky, Mrs. Clouse, Middle Row: Judy Avery, Dale Kimmel, Nita Hoblet, Carol Miller, Margo Shell, George Schinnerer, Carol Christman, LeRoy Felver, Billy Swoveland. Front Row: Junior Miller, Becky Baumgartner, Bonnie Dietrich, Larry LaBrun, Sandra Bayles, Tommy Midlam, Sharon Hamrick, Jim Schaffner, Sharon l-lamrick, Jim Schaffner, Sharon Miller, George Buchanan, Marlin Medaugh. lkikik Jimmie Cowan came into the school room one morning plainly excited. Yes, Jimmie, what is it? asked Mrs. Eichar. Well, I don't want to scare you, said Jimmie, hesitatingly, but my dad said if I didn't get better grades, someone is due for a lickingf 27 U'l'l fn 231 'il y f v X, , , . . XX N i 1fxT! X X-' -.f X A v Lx 4 I T4EA',k X,-xf I f'l?'1?ffQBl' 0 A Q ' 5' I 51 01, if fl O S. O ,-Q 0 S ctcl, fx I o X, 4 j K ' I J . O A 'A o I P f'-O- Nl f I Oviv 'r 1 fs' O -' Z7 -- O ' x N- 4 o ,. Q I f ' O N' 41 1 ' S? T F. T .,'..'. 'lll N 4 l 4 - 0 9 0 if A ' ' 2 4 ,, , V ru' . , , ff 2 1, D TZ x 2 2? V K'W'! ,V 7 ii Uv W 1 I fff 'Ex Q-ig Q A7 Cf f 2 X 5 1, .I X Z f X Z w Z v f 7? CD pn Q13 V -...,..m..-.fx ,ww F f i E 5 4,-M, 'f 'Rf . ' X , Y: ,Q 1 ' ' , ' ' A X,-, f KM, 113 1 in Vt? f-Y' ' 5 2' if J W -ff f f E7 -' l 1 W , im- 3:5 1 H V - 2 ' L ,L xi' 53 962 57 '-la, Nm hmgn lim . wil l IU A Q W I RQ Ii 'X '4 w Q, G.nf Q I i 1 ,j K f' me tx ' v X- , Y fu Xb, ' Q .jf 5:3 ESB- H- ui 'xx F2 ' V- ?QY.v '141- . ' .1-T x .ff D, V, W , ff? 1 , U ' . 155' YQ-z.n--gi' Q J Q 'P IM , 1: . 'Q' 4'--. fm- 1-. an. A Y ij . 1 N - M Q ' fi ' ' '-,Ik lk fi A4 il' ' J , , - Vw, V A, tif,-VV ' '1', .1 xx x 30 v BASEBALL TEAM The Willshire Bearcats had a very successful season, winning all but one of their games. They will lose only 3 players through graduation this spring. These 3 players are, Jim Loch, Don Black, and Ted Hakes. The starting 9 for this year's season are as follows. Player Position A B. H. BA. B. Marbaugh catcher Z5 150 D. Black pitcher Z5 400 V. Luginbill 1 base Z0 500 J. Koch 2 base Z4 250 D. Caffee 3 base Z7 136 T. Hakes short stop ZZ 273 E. Bienz left field 10 0 P. Hileman center field 26 270 V. Strickler right field ZZ 228 Back Row: Edward Huston, Don Black, Don Caffee, Phil Hileman, Vernie Luginbill, Vic Strickler, .Tim Koch, and Gene Baker. Front Row: Eugene Bienz, Bill Marbaugh, William Baker, Ted Hakes, and Gene Koch Coach Games, standing in back row. VARSITY TEAM The school year of 1948-49 proved quite a successful one for our athletics. Coach Games again placed a team on the floor that showed competent coaching and skill. The team won 14 games and lost 3 for their season's record, excluding the county tournament, which hadn't been played at this writing. Left to Right: Ted Hakes, .Tim Koch, Bill Marbaugh, Gerald Hoblet, Gene Painter, Vic Strickler, Phil Hileman, Vernie Luginbill, Don Caffee, and Keith Ross. RESERVE TEAM When the reserves wound up their schedule this year, they had a record of 12 wins and 5 losses. This record may not seem too impresive, but it provided the underclassmen with the much needed experience that it takes to make good teams in the future. From these boys, Coach Games will be able to draw the material that will build some fine teams in the next few years. Back Row: Gene Koch, Jim Miller, Gene Baker, Bob Hey, Gene Bienz, Coach Games. Front Row! Manager Ned Byer, Jim Fisher, Keith Ross, Gene Painter, Phil Hileman, Billy Schlickman, and Manager Don Black. 31 --...Q VERNIE Vernie Lugxnbxll ---- Off to a fast start, Vernie ouch gahled Robert Games ---- Our very competent coach, has led the Bearcats through an- other successful season... He certainly deserves all the credit we can give to him. SAM GERALD Gerald Hoblet--The best set shot on the squad, -... led the team in scoring until an operation pre- vented him from playing for the remainder of the season. JIM Jim Koch---As a Senior, Jim played his first Complete year for the Bearcats, l-lampered by illness and injury in previous years, he has turned in some very fine games for the past season m-f .a:- -vi' Vic Strickler ---- a line pivot man, was trans- ferred to Decatur, at the end of the first semester. much to the regret of all the basketball fans. One of the high point men on the team, he was a fine passer, and a good shot with either hand. 32 and one oi the best in the league, is only a Junior, and will be around to con- tribute to next year's team. DON 1 Don Caffee ---- A Junior playing his first sea- son of varsity ball, has proven to be an all- around guard, rebounder, and play maker. He should help the Bearcats to another winning sea- son. L- ,, ..A av-as BILL GENE Bill Marbaugh--Probably the fastest man on the squad, Bill played sev- eral good ball games. A quick man down on the fast break, he can also cause opponents trouble with his set shots. He will be around to help his teammates next year. ARCHlE e., 4- Ned Byer. the team's manager and handy man, conscientiously served the Bearcats. This was his first year as mana- ger, and he proved to be an excellent one. 'HILLIARD Ted Hakes--One of the two seniors on the team. Ted has served as a real steadying influence, defensively and offensively the past year. His sense of humor and calm manner has helped the rest ofthe boys over many a rough spot. This was his last vear on the squad. Ya:-3 Gene Painter ------ A real Bearcat in defense and off the backboard, Gene really began to develop an offensive punch late in the season. He shows promise of developing into a fine player next year --Ross ...fi Phil Hileman---A lanky, 6 ft. Z in. center, he should be able to help the team much next year. He played several fine games on the reserve team this season 33 Keith Ross-A Sophomore, has plenty of time to develop into a good player. With his size, he should be plenty tough under the basket next year, if he keeps up the good work. mymu- KY , x,.., .: Q kg' '..v A3 r,, ' , ...,-if Willshire Willshire Willshire Willshire Willshire Willshire Willshire Willshire Willshire Seaaon 7.4 Jeecor Monroe 27 Ft. Recovery 5 8 Celina 37 Mendon Z7 Wren 31 Monmouth 28 York Z3 Ridge Z7 Ohio City 35 Ill' Willshire 41 Rockford 33 Willshire 65 Convoy 30 Willshire 53 Rockford Z8 Willshire 63 Union 30 Willshire 52 Ohio City 40 Willshire 49 Wren 42 Willshire Z8 Hoaglin Jackson 50 Willshire 33 Middle Point 34 Lcxlleefleallefff C7 K PATTY BLACK, ANN GIBBONS, SUSIE COWAN, GLORIA ALSPAUGH ii sm r- ,... 2,4 I1 D XALX vw xh I X wap: JUNIOR. HIGH TEAM LEFT' to RIGHT: Meri Black, Jack Stetler, Paul Schaffner, Lester Strickler, Roland Luginbill, Larry Marbaugh, Tom Baker, Tom Marbaugh, Donnie Debolt, Dick Marbaugh Richard Marbaugh. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Marlene Trlael, Sondra Hoblet, Eileen Black, and Barbara Strickler. 35 'Q -,. x +1 ' 'P' r 0 ri i wif gba I QC? U QW M I X 1 X q 1 f x , pf... 'U f f 'f PX ', f'-NW 1 1 CQ .lg g,,, 5 . wi' - ,I 1 V ,nr--' 'J' ' V 'ir Ski J ESQ-2 is , 51' gi.. 'ii' Q-'S+ 'Wm f Z 6 , g x W- X Y Q ?jqCJC4viJf'Q? 42 unior .High flzoir iii W- gf,-1 1, glee ml, 38 JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR Back Row: Gene Price, Edwin Hileman, Orville Hileman, Arley Buckrnaster, Robert Merkle, Johnny Hunter, and Vernon Kuhn. Middle Row: Katherine Davis, Janet Black, Carol Kuhn, Sandra Hoblet, Marlene Trisel, Mary Weddle, Ruby Merkle, Shirley Buchanan. Front Row: Kay Clouse, Carolyn Sue Caffee, Kay Slusser, Marlene Sue Harmon, Bonnie Harmon, Connie Marbaugh, and Rosemary Ross. Our choir, though small, has shown that in it are many good voices. We are preparing our voices for choral work that most of us will be doing when we enter high school. This is the second year that there has been a junior high choir, and we hope that in the future there will be opportunities to prove what a great help the junigr high choir has been to us. GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB Back Row: Gloria Alspaugh, Ruth Kreisher, Pauline Fowler, Katy Stetler, Mrs. Vining, Esther Midlam, Mary Ann Merkle, Barbara Marbaugh, Clara Rose Gribler, Peggy Clouse, Norma Lee Smith, Ella Roehm, Marjorie Stetler, Letta Walls, Edna Mae Bailey, Donna Baker, Rosie Thatcher, Tommy .Tune Marsee, Evelyn Hurnerickhouse Middle Row: Ann Gibbons, Ruth Davis, Berdetta White, Bonnie Brasher, Martha Painter, Beverly Agler, Eunice Harnmrick, Emma Allmandinger, Madeline Fowler, Helen Roehm, Phyllis Kessler, Martha Schaffner. Front Row: Trolus Frank, Patty Miller, Wanda Edwards, Beverly Clouse, Rosemanr Weinrnan, Susie Cowan, Patty Black, Patty Minx, Betty Bayles, Phyllis Gunsett, Patty Lee. Pianist, Gloria Trisel. Illillllvkikllvkirlkivbrivlillllk We wish to thank Peggy Jo Clouse for her artistic work on the title pages, and Bob Fonner, for his lettering on the printed pages. Also, we wish to thank Russell Byer and Don Black for the photographs they supplied for our annual. 39 5 f'5 Senior Choir -ffl- 'GW Zine Banc! dnfaya On SENIOR CHOIR The Senior Choir this year is a fairly large group, consisting of 20 girls and 21 boys. We have taken part in several musical programs and feel that we have learn- ed much under the able direction of our music instructor, Mrs. Rosella Vining. We wish to take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Vining for the effort, patience, and time, that she spent in making our group a finer one. Back Row: Gene Koch, William Baker, Gerald Hoblet, Ted Hakes, Don Black, Vic Strickler, Jim Koch, Gene Baker, Don Caffee, Tom Passwater, Dick Hoover. Third Row: Edward Huston, Harold Griffith, Bob Hey, Peggy Clouse, Norma Lee Smith, Ella Roehrn, Marjorie Stetler, Phyllis Gunsett, Ann Gibbons, Betty Bayles, Donna Baker, Eunice Hamrick, Mrs. Vining. Second Row: Wanda Edwards, Patty Minx, Rosemary Weinrnan, Beverly Clouse, Pauline Fowler, Susie Cowan, Gloria Alspaugh, Helen Roehrn, Esther Midlam, Emma Allrnandinger. First Row: Boyd Bienz, Kenneth Merkle, Robert Kuhn, Bob Fonner, Bud Frank, Fred Schunum, Max Fry. Pianist, Gloria Trisel -- THE BAND PLAYS ON-- Our band also has been a success this year. We have added new members and have improved considerably in performance. We have also sponsored, with the help of the Band Mothers, several projects to raise money to buy new band suits. Back Row: Kenneth Merkle, Floyd Weddle, Norma Lee Smith, Martha Painter, Gene Bienz, Pat Black, Katy Stetler, Ruby Merkle, Mrs. Vining, Martha Fisher. Third Row: James Habegger, Tom Baker, Harold Griffith, Gerald Hoblet, Sandra Hoblet, Patty Minx, Connie Marbaugh, Esther Midlam, Betty Bayles, Susie Cowan, Edwin Hileman. Second Row: Robert Merkle, Don Baker, Orville Hileman Max Fry, Jack Bayles, Mary Weddle, Don Caffee, Kay Slusser, Linda Hoblet, Shirley Buchanan, Donnie Debolt, Phyllis Gunsett, Esther Schumm. First Row: Rosemary Weinman, Carolyn Dull, Marlene Trisel, Bonnie Harmon, Barbara Strickler. 41 5 ' f? i.Tf's.'g 5, 1-EIN . 'IZf ' - geena Organization vi Tiflilk. 'U 'Yff.21. Q, A -.Nv.,,.. 'Ash , ,Mi ,-,.. , ....,...--. viyg, QV V-:G JA' , N, - ' gg c1': ' IN unior C!a4.4 Wfag Y-TEENS Back Row: Norma Lee Smith, Wanda Edwards, Esther Schumm, Mary Ann Merkle, Barbara Marbaugh, Clara Rose Gribler, Ella Roehm, Marjorie Stetler, Phyllis Gunsett, Betty Bayles, Edna Mae Bailey, Donna Baker, Rosie Thatcher, Tommy June Marsee, Evelyn Humerickhouse, Joyce Fetters, Betty Humerickhouse, Katy Stetler. Middle Row: Bonnie Brasher, Martha Painter, Ruth Kreisher, Trolus Frank, Patty Miller, Esther Midlam, Ann Gibbons, Gloria Alspaugh, Ruth Davis, Berdetta White, Beverly Agler, Eunice Hamrick, Emma Allmandinger, Madeline Fowler, Helen Roehm, Phyllis Kessler, Martha Schaffner, Patty Lee, Patty Black, Patty Minx, Pauline Fowler Front Row: Letta Walls, Peggy Clouse, Beverly Clouse, Rosemary Weinrnan, Mrs. Eichar, Gloria Trisel, Dixie Schlickrnan, Phyllis I-lamrick, Marjorie Agler. Y-TEEN OFFICERS: President ...----- - -Dixie Schlickrnan Vice President ........ -Peggy Clouse Secretary ------------- Letta Walls Treasurer ---------- Beverly Clouse Program Chairman ---- Marjorie Agler Reporter ------------ Gloria Trisel Chorister ------- Rosemary Weinman Pianist ----------- Phyllis Hamrick Advisor ---------- Mrs. Carl Eichar JUNIOR PLAY The Juniors presented their play, which was very well received, on October 22, in the school auditorium. They were very ably directed by Mr. Robert Games, their' class sponsor. The comedy Three's A Crowd kept the audience in stitches until it's final curtain. The cast was as follows: Dr. Egbert A. Smith --------- Don Caffee Bill Cary ------------ Gerald Hoblet Diane Cary ----------- Peggy Clouse Henry Durham ---------- Gene Baker Mrs. Irene Burch ----- Bonnie Brasher Kent Ellis ------------- Gene Bienz Linda Ellis ------------ Letta Walls Kay Evans --------- Norma Lee Smith Sandra Perry ------ Clara Rose Gribler Clem Sudbetter ------- Edward Huston Left to Right: Bonnie Brasher, Norma Lee Smith, Gene Bienz, Letta Walls, Gerald Hoblet, Don Caffee, Ed Huston, Mr. Games, Ned Byer, Clara Rose Gribler, Peggy Clouse, Susie Cowan, Gene Baker. 43 September September September September September September September September October October October October October October October October October October October October November November November November Novembe r Novembe r November November November November November November November DIARY REVIEW OF '48 - '49 School opens: Much groaning and sighing heard. Seniors decide Freshies doom: Willshire defeats York. fBasebal1j Senior choir selected. Do-re-mi-fa-sol-la-ti-do! Chapel service. Our speaker, Rev. Sill, spoke to us about Character, Willshire skins Ridge. fBaseballj Greenie Day! Those poor Freshrnenf What they didn't put up with isn't worth mentioning. Seniors threw a party in the evening to make up for the torture they endured: Willshire trounces Ohio City. fBaseballj Willshire wins over Convoy. fBaseballl Seniors decided to have their graduation pictures taken at the Endicott Studio in St. Marys. Seniors held scrap drive. Tons and tons of paperf The seniors are proving their ability as salesmen by selling Christmas greetings. Wilshire skins Union. QBaseba11j Fort Recovery beats Willshire. fBaseballj Y-Teen hayride. Those dark bumpy lanes'. Senior picked tomatoes. Oh, our aching backsff Sold advertising. Jake found that the seniors were hard on his pocket- book when it came dinner time: Juniors sponsor chile supper. Fire drill exercises. Willshire defeats Wren. fBaseba1ll Senior class pictures taken. Watch the birdielf Junior class play, Three's A Croud which was very successful. Monday morning. Day after the night before. Y-Teen Induction Services. Seniors get proofs. Is that how we look? Marquis, the magician, was sponsored by the Junior Class. Ghost floating around in the air is rather spooky: Willscribe comes out. Teachers' Institute at Toledo. Band performs at Van Wert. Band performs at Decatur. A surprise literature test was given by Mrs. Byers. Aren't you senior ashamed for not studying? '? Senior American Problems hold mock election. President Truman wins. President Truman is still President Trumanf Willshire trounced Monroe. fBasketballl Freshrnen sponsor skating party. Sophomores hold a bake and rummage sale. Senior girls found the price of ice creamcones to be two weeks detention An l.Q. Test was given to determine our ability to learn or our ability not to learn. Fort Recovery defeats Willshire. fBasketballl Willshire wins over Celina I. C. fBasketbal1Q Hunting We Will GOI The high school boys skipped school to go hunting. Boys sentenced to six weeks detention. Willshire baffles Mendon. fBasketballl Fall Festival. Willshire overpowers Wren. fBasketballl Educational movie, Realm of Wild Life. 44 N ovembe r November November December December December December December December December December December December December December Dec embe r January January January January January January January January January January January January January February February February February February February March April April April April May May May May May 31-June 2.4--Book reports. Ughf Chapel. Rev. Bissel used as his theme, The Thanksgiving We Should Give. Z6--Thanksgiving vacation. 30--Willshire defeats Monmouth. fBasketba11j 3--Movie on March of Times sponsored by Junior Red Cross. 6--Every Pupil Test. Groanf Groanf 7--Senior class party at Mr. Cowan's. Junior class party at school house. 8--Grade cards. Where is the pillow? '? 9--First snow-fall. 10--Willscribe comes out. Willshire defeats Ridge. fBasketbal1Q 14 15 16 17 Z0 2.1 --Freshrnen party at schoolhouse. --Rev. Byers in charge of chapel.services. --Book reports due. Ohh'. --Movie on Seyfert's potatoe chips. Willshire beats Ohio City. fBasketballi --Sophomore party at schoolhouse. Miss Blankrnan told the typing II to change their attitude. Why? ? --Willshire defeats Rockford. Senior girls visited in typing room by goat. Was it the Harlan Goat? December23 Jan.3--Christmas Vacation. Juniors host to businessmen. Z3--Edgar recited All I Want For Christmas ls My Two Front Teeth 4- 7- 10 ll 12 14 18 Z0 21 ZZ 2.5 Z6 Z8 Z 4 5 7 ll 14-Z6 in the Spike Jones version. Christrnas program and treats. Y-Teen party. Senior girls recite Twas The Night Before Christmas. Miss Blankrnan loses umbrella and boots. Where are they? Willshire wins over Convoy. QBasketballJ --Seniors host to businessmen. --Pictures taken for annual. Willshire defeats Rockford. QBasketba1lj --D. A. R. Test. Five senior girls. --Willshire trounces Union. fBasketballJ --Eyes tested. Blind students sorted out! --Chapel. Rev. Ahrens spoke on Truth in Education. --Exams Ohff --Scrap-drive held by Juniors. --Willshire victorious over Ohio City. fBasketballj --Grade cards! So soon? ? --Willshire wins over Wren. fBasketba11i --Band Sweetheart chosen. --Willshire defeated by Hoaglin-Fackson. fBasketba1lJ --Scholarship Test. --Mid-winter banquet held at the Y. W. C. A. --Middle Point beats Willshire by one point? ? '? --County Tournament. 18--County Music festival. l--Band festival. 8--Junior and Senior fair 12 -Easter Cantata. 30--Senior scrap drive 6--Senior class play 14--Junior-Senior reception at schoolhouse 22 2.5 --Baccalaureate Service. --Commencement exercises. 4--Senior trip to Washington, D. C. 45 THISIS WHY - - - We, the seniors of 1949 have endeavored to show you life in our school as it actually exists. The teachers at work, the activities we enjoy, the sports we play, and classes we attend are all pictured so that you may see Willshire High School in action. As students move through life, there will be many times that they will look longingly back to their school days. Pictures, snaps, comments, and explanations, all will help to recall the days gone by. After all, this annual is really your memory sketches you will never forget. Things really start with the teachers and faculty. As soon as we have settled to routine, the classes are organized. A little later the athletics take the center of the stage. Finally, the classes, about which the school revolves, begin to see the day of final report cards. Each pupil then feels he has climbed another rung on his way to the top, The seniors see their diplomas, caps and gown, and the life ahead of them. Just as you will find this book recalling happy memories from your school life, so shall we in the future years find this book a happy reminder of our yesterdays. 1 'WIA 55 ',.,E -1 Tl' L'-, . ' -yr WUI ,JH 5' 4 6 5 ,., I, Q.: r ' A K 5 4 1 v xx I t. Y 'H W fffwff in 4 S CH 0 0 L 15 U71 einen! el' when? ? ? ' Ma . iff- A' , V. ., in A, I -in .NN A ,t xxfx 4 4! A 1. fx. ..:: ' 'N' - 'nv , .y U F up-f-i., :b 458 f , gf' at uv. Q , Q '- xl' fxitq 'yt 4 I 4 Q Q in h 1' ' W 'N . t' N: 1150 I . is I 4 U JOYCE FETTERS , ,,, U I H 5 A f 1 Q3 'L H 'M-as X W- Mau, 4 V X -1. . O -1 , lb O, , V ANN GIBBONS ' I ' I ,. ,F Quai? J X 'J --1 -,H ' I A l 1 ELLA ROEHM JIM KOCH GLORIA TRISE ,Rs 9- MARJORIE STETLER DON BLACK DIXIE SCHLICKMAN ...1---1 'ful -- r s 4 EDGAR ALLMANDINGER MARJORIE AGLER 1. 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'X-1 rp., I A A 492' THE HUDDLEP' --HIGH-JUMPERSH I P' Q' Thigh- - X J i 3 S, h t - 3 - -1 W , X SML, ' Q , , I it ' ' . N , , f 'TQQI' ' Y X 's,.., z. -lf, 1. I? 'S :. - L. A EO N1 ' ' , . , x J 4 - i Q . . A A a - , , r- A I . , ff' ' A '?- , .A 1+--S ,A 2 , ' -- - - ' 5 ,, -, 5- rv- .. ,., . Q. N .4 .T R ' 4' '3'i W . 1 ' ax FAST AcT1oN: , b ylklp A 5, . A 0 y A1 fx, '4 iw 5' ,Q ' T . ' H J- Q cf .V K , . , A I , , tw . 5 Q Q ' s 5 , A Q f r 5 h ' vip: ,,.1:mx4QA lynx A ing W LL.. - 'EiT'5'fEf .1 mf ' K 'x R , Q' A Fggg, -1 A ' 1 f ' - 'F 3.1 if K . HX - i f , L W 'xy ,'- ,.. 4...' ' RUSH HOUR AT THE COKE STAND PAT BLACK, BAND SWEETHEART or 1945. . A -Riff - ,Q 3 ' CROWNS SUSIE COWAN, BAND SWEATHEART ' f f ' ' -- ' OF 1949. ATTENDANTS WERE: GLORIA V V 7 ALSPAUGH, DIXIE SCHLICKMAN, BEVERLY ., Q- CLOUSE, AND SANDRA HOBLET. I 4 m V U. . . ' 1 . I ' 1. 1' lp I . l V , .. 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' I V Q-:ix , 5. w, nv. R K . A .4 F555 . v ,, L an 2 f' 5' im 'Q 'YSQQLQQS f f , x ' A 1 ' ,sail 'N .' 4 . , ff' 3 ' BEFoRE-- ' AFTER-- i-- fa- ' 'gn 'f'--N' hu ' .ai 1 N .3 3 ,.., - - ul PIGGY-BACK ml- q I ull - - 3 In L A '- I l gw,fm. 'JK --1-ups f , .- 5-2. , g V ,Q Q. S' , r : r 1' 41 l -- 1: ' , ik' , , 4 , , ,E V i . :. f . fd. , -' :I- s b , Y 6, 'FM' I ' q NOT TAKENTVP' MMM CUTE? 52 11215 ,A rf-wgH'PZ -1 ,, GLAMOR GIRLSZII PALSI 7 QM aww: fi . 9 J TL' 8 , fa L .A . , GH wa T ROOSTINGI OFFICE SECRETARY . fg- jnhhw. -' THIRSTYI ff 'll 4 :t nr f BE .2 1 .x A 'K ,- i W 1' 'N X , T.-xxEN: I r 'f l n . --Jos BIG SHOT -- GOOD FOR A LAUGH -- When the nurse carried triplets into the fathers room of the Decatur Hospital, the nervous daddy looked them over carefully, smiled and said, I'll take the middle one. The teacher was trying to get over to her class of young hopefuls the idea of additon. Now, she said, take the Smith family. There's the mother and the father and the baby. How many does that make ? Bright Boy: Two, and one to carry. The visitor to the house noticed that little Robert was carefully picking up his toys from the floor. The visitor approached the child and remarked: Your mother must have promised you something for doing that. Robert Qsoberlyj No, but she promised me something if I didn't. Mrs. Byers Q to the Senior English classj: The reason no woman ever married the man in the moon is because he only makes a quarter a week, gets full once a month, and stays out all night. Convict: How long you in for: New Cellmatez Ninety-nine years. How long you in for? Convict: Seventy-five years. Cellmate: Then you take the bed near the door. You're getting out first. Junior: Dad, what happens to a ball player when his eyesight begins to fail? Dad: They make an unfipire out of him. Papa Kangaroo: Arabella, where's the baby? Mama Kangaroo: Oh, my goodness, l've had my pockets pickedI Bill Marbaugh's car is in the shop: Saw the cow---but couldn't stop! kin She: I was out of town when the class play was given. Did it have a happy ending? He: Sure, everybody was glad it ended. Waiter: The gentleman over there says his soup isn't fit for a pig. Manager: Then take it away and bring him some that is. Judge: Have you ever been up before me? ' Prisoner: I dunno. What time do you get up? What was your last job? Diamond cutter. ln the jewelry business, huh? No, I trimmed the lawn at the ball park. Do you know what the right eye said to the left eye? USNO..- Something smells between us. Maid: Did you order a honeymoon sa1ad? Bride: Yes, 'lettuce a1one'. Diner: Do you serve crabs here? Waiter: We serve anyone, sit down! Ted Hakes: Why do you always flirt with the waitress? Don Black: I'm playing for big steaksf Don Caffee: While you were in the hospital, did they put stitches in you. Vernie Luginbill: No, Ijust pulled myself together. Mrs. Vining: Are you ready to recite your lovely poem about spring, Edgar? Edgar Allmandinger: Yes, Ma'am. Hi diddle, diddle, the cat and the fiddle, the cow jurnped over the moon, some spring, eh? flaugh herefl J 'K V 1.-. V WALSWORTH L4 .,,.,r..4 A s.....4 bv lualorrn uornns land.-.. lq.UBA 53 Compliments Of 1 I Chorley s Inn Tobacco-Cigars Drinks CHHCIY-ICe Cream Week Day Meals Willshire Ohio Willshire Variety Store Jean And Hauk N 44 H' 'Wan Q2 Parts -Service Fisher Hardware 84 Implement Stare Chattanooga Ohio Compliments Of Goodwin Garage Parts, Accessories, General Repairing Pure Oil And Gas Phone 125 Willshire Oh1o MR. ROBERT COWAN We the Senior Class of 1949, take great pleasure in dedicating this issue of the Willow to our class sponsor, Mr. Robert Cowan, who has worked untiringly with us all through our senior year. We hope in this issue we can express to some degree our appreciation for all he has done for us. Please accept this small token, Mr. Cowan as our most grateful thanks for your help in the past months. During the years to come, may this annual recall to your mind pleasant memories of time well spent in assisting us toward our goals in life. Z Gulf Soles 81 Serviee L, F. Foreman 'a.. I - Gulf Gas-Oil-Tires Batteries And Accessories Groceries -Meats Ice Cream And Soft Drinks Phone 58 Willshire Willshire Hordwore 84 Appliance Co. New Idea Farm Implements -General Hardware Philco And G, E. Appliances-Gas Ranges Patterson-Sargent Paints-Dr. Hess Products Phone 3 Willshire, Ohio Compliments Of Jones 8g Byer Your Friendly Ford Dealer Phone 69 Willshire, Ohio Compliments Of Spitler's Bros. Grocery Meats -Fresh Fruits Vegetables Phone -Willshire 52 Willshire, Ohio Finest In Farm Machinery L. E. Arnold Oliver Sales And Service Phone 72 Willshire, Ohio Sinclair H-C Gasoline Accessories -Batteries -Welding -Tires Electrical Appliances -Oil -Grease -Gasoline -Radios Ivon J. .lohnson's Garage Automobile, Truck And Tractor Work A Specialty Chattanooga Ohio D 8g R Hordwo re Paul Aluminum Deep Well And Shallow Well Pumps Paul Automatic Pumps -Bronze Throughout Excepting Motor Williamson Triplelife Furnaces The Only Furnace Unconditionally Guaranteed 20 Years Phone 90 Willshire Ohio SWEARINGENS For Fine Foods Ice Cream-Sandwiches-Short Orders Drive -In Service Decatur, Indiana Compliments Of Kleinhenz, Inc., Stockyords Willshire Chattanooga Duane Woods-Manager Irvin Woods-Manager THE ECONOMY STORE 131 North Znd Street Decatur, Indiana Clothing And Shoes For The Entire Family DIERKES IMPLEIVIENT SALES Ferguson Tractors-Tokheirn Tractor Cabs-Kurfee House Paints Skyline Field Harvesters-Hill Farm Wagons State-Routes 27, 33 And 2.24 Decatur Indiana NIBLICK AND CONIPANY Decatur's Store For Quality Dry Goods -Ready-To-Wear-Floor Covering Over 100 Years In Business In Decatur --It's EHINGER's - - The Boston Store For The Finest In Ready-To-Wear-Piece Goods -Linoleum Infant's Needs -Gift Items Shop Here First - You'll Find What You Want! PUMPHREY'S JEWELRY STORE Gifts For Every Occasion Decatur Indiana LEE HARDWARE Dealers In Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Sun Proof Paints And Oil, Waterspar Enamels And Varnishes Fishing Tackle, And Builders' Hardware Phone 41 Decatur, Indiana Meet Your Friends At The IDEAL DAIRY BAR 13110118 92 217 South Second Street Tasty Sandwiches-Delicious Ice Cream Decatur Indiana SCHAFER 'S Since 1874 Decatur Indiana Art Carved By Wood BOWER JEWELRY STORE Decatur Indiana FARMERS GRAIN COMPANY Grain-Feed-Coal-Etc. Custom Grinding And Mixing A Square Deal Always Willshire Phone Z6 Ohio l I 1 PHIL L. MACKLIN COMPANY Chrysler -Plymouth Reo Trucks Mopar Parts Decatur, Indiana Phone 80 BUTLER GARAGE Business Phone 505 Residence Phone 991 Towing Service -General Repairing G.M,C. Trucks-Williard Batteries 135 South First Street Decatur, Indiana Only Dodge Builds J0b-Rated Trucks AL D. SCHMITT MOTOR SALES Have A Home For Your Printing - lviake It THE COMMERCIAL PRINT SHOP Complete Line Of Office Supplies-Commercial Printing-Office Forms Personalized Stationery And Letter Heads Phone 745 210 South Second Street Decatur, Indiana Compliments Of HIFFNER 'S CASH STORE Meats -Groceries Chattanooga Ohio Compliments Of R. L. LaBRUN PRODUCE Quality Dominates Chattanooga Phone l09FZZ Ohio Compliments Of MIDLAM'S CLOVER FARM STORE Chattanooga Ohio Compliments Of DECATUR HATCHERY U. S, Approved, Pullorum Controlled Chicks Kelvinator Refrigerators And Home Freezers Decatur, Indiana I. N., Stucky Phone 497 I urn! l H. P. SCHNIITT Locker Service Storage, And Custom Processing Phone 96 Decatur, Indiana S, S. BUCHANAN AND SON Headquarters For Fine Furniture Lamps A Specialty Willshire Ohio THE FIRESTONE STORE Home And Auto Supplies Leichty And Myers Phone 1770 Corner 3rd And Monroe Decatur, Indiana PIFER SEED FAR MS Home Of Reliable Seeds Ohio Certified Hybrid Seed Corn Clinton Oats -Vigo Wheat Hawkeye And Lincoln Soy Beans Give Us A Trial Known Pedigrees-Known Performance DeSoto Plymouth DICK MANSFIELD MOTOR SALES Mopar Parts And Accessories Richland Tires Johnson Outboard Motors Compliments Of SUTTON JEWELRY STORE Decatur Indiana LINN'S Decatur Clothing And Shoes Compliments Of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned And Operated By Ollie G. Penny Phone 1693 111 South Second Street Decatur, Indiana LET THE BLAME FALL ON US Putting out this annual was not simply a matter of slipping a few snapshots between two covers. Everything had to be carefully planned, from the first word to the last picture. Pictures had to be taken and arranged. Accurate information had to be gathered and written up. Every page had to be completely accounted for. We admit that it has been hard work, but we enjoyed it. The year's annual staff has tried to give you an informal, realistic view of school life. Informality is an outstanding characteristic of young people. It is this characteristic which we have tried to show you. We hope you enjoy reading the Willow as much as we have enjoyed putting it out. Co-Editors ------- Associate Editor - - Business Managers Sports Editors ----- Diary Reporter - - - Dixie Schlickrnan Activities Editors ----- .Toe Thatcher Gloria Trisel Bill Hey -Phyllis Hamrick Typist ------------- Ann Gibbons Joyce Fetters Artist ------------- Peggy Clouse Ella Roehm Joke Editors --------- Betty Humerickhouse Marjorie Agler Ruth Davis Ted Hakes Photographers ------- Ed Allrnandinger Don Black Jirn Koch Marjorie Stetler 3 Compliments Of PUBLIX SERVICE Radio Service -Sound Service Records -Musical Supplies And Instruments Decatur Phone 192 Indiana Compliments Of SPRAGUE Furniture, Rugs, Stoves, Pianos Telephone 199 South Second Street Decatur, Indiana Compliments Of CARL E. PETERSON Clothier Decatur Indiana CLOUSES SUPER MARKET Self Service Willshire Ohio - A I v 9. '7:r . J, .dlldx I '.'. 3' Q A . . 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