Willshire High School - Willow Yearbook (Willshire, OH)

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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.

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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