Willshire High School - Willow Yearbook (Willshire, OH)

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ik Kg. l ,V if 4-s X as Q ' X F' 2 F .X W., , is Q V, . 'FN' .Q : . 4,3 fy .df .,., 3 , : ' bww GENE BIENZ Even though he says he Has no girl, I'm sure You'l1 all agree, He's such a happy socialite, He fills the crowd with glee. ijvfff W ,Q I if N 4, A, I ' ' Q ' s PEGGY I0 CLOUSE Packed full of fun and Quite clever she is, She plans to teach school, She'll be a real whiz. gan!! hppbngf June a 1932 Band Glee Club 'I Basketball '1- Baseball Class Play - -Vxw- r'rvn4jJ , Nov 8 193 ee Club - 2 Y Teens 2 Willscribe Sjzaff Willow Staff' I . ---- --- z-3-4 ------l-z - ---.- 1 --'-- ---1 U ...... 3 Class Presidlent- -2-3-4 ,,... 429' ., Y G1 -.-- l--3 - -P--I--3-4 I ---3-4 ------4 , an , ,R 1, 57 . De e er ll3, 1932 Glee Club 4- - -l-z-3-4 senior ChOi'5 - 1-z-3-4 Willscribe Slzaff - - Z-3-4 Willow Staffzl - - - z-3-4 Art Editor ,: Band Sweetheart ---- 4 Band - - - 11 ---- 3-4 Y-Teens Prog. chan- -z Vice-Pres 3'Pres. - - 4 Class Play ----- 3 Class Reporxer - - - Z-3 Class Secretary- - -3-4 September 22 1932 Glee Club l Senior Chou-1 Basketball Class Play J Willow Staffi- -ixx -2 ---- 1-Z-3 .l --..-- 3 -, ---- l-z-3 Baseball - J - - I-Z-3-4 - ---- -3 ' ----- 4 'X ,gf-t rxfxx , 'FK 'X X5 ll 5 8 l BONNIE LOU BRASHER Bonnie is a Senior now. Of that she feels real Proud, And says on graduation Day, She'll be floating on a Cloud. ,. ' lf' 'f ff: fl r 'V , ix ,-AQ ii i 'RN if ,J ' 4 Q ,sim f 1 as EK f ' w--.nv .Q . , 'iw l f X gi','4a Q if Q l-,ii P x-Ryan 5 GENE BAKER Even though he plays Hookey, To tend cows in the barn, Someday he may lnanage, Purdue's Dairy Farm.

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Senior History In the year 1938, twenty-five glowing, yet bashful first graders start- ed on their road to education. Everything looked so strange, but the strangest part of it all was the fact that our small vocabulary which we had strived so hard to learn was NOT to be used during school time. But with the patient help of Miss Nieferd we were taught, and tried very hard to learn our a,b,c's, numbers etc., which then made us eligible for the second grade where we were earnestly taught by Miss Eicher. There our main tasks were reading, writing and arithmetic. With the second grade duties accomplished we dashed into the third grade where we were greet- ed by Miss Dudgeon, our teacher for the following year, which was spent struggling with our multiplication tables. We then happily marched into the fourth grade where we took up several new subjects under the super- vision of Mr. Sipe and Mr. Edwards. In the fifth grade we were privilaged to again have Miss Eicher as our teacher. The sixth grade was spent with Mr. Sipe and Mr. Edwards as our teachers. In the following two years Mrs. Fisher and Mr. Sipe gave us our much needed knowledge to enter high school. Confidentially, after we mastered algebra we felt quite advanced in education. We were all beaming with pride the night we got our eighth grade diplomas, that is till we stumbled up and down the steps and made several other em- barrassing blunders. lt was then we realized that there was room for more knowledge, which we strived to get in our next four years of schooling. , Next we were introduced to everyone as the Green Freshman, and just between you and me, we really felt green, especially when the Seniors of 1947 set a day aside just for us. Weren't we all a sight'?3 the girls with their bib overalls on wrong side out and backwards and the boys came attired in their A'nighties 2 But after that treacherous day, we were once again back to studying. In our Sophomore year we sold candy at noon to expand our treasury. We were kept extremly busy in our Junior year---First we had the play Three's A Crowd . We learned then the enjoyment and fright of giving a play. We were kept busy the rest of the year selling pins, pencils, and a paper drive. We also took a three day trip to some of the historical spots in Ohio. It proved to be both enjoyable and edifcational. Most of all we were kept busy with our lessons for we all know that the higher you go the harder it gets. AhI I Seniors at last , were the words with which began the year. As the year crept by we realized that we would soon be saying good-by for the last time to our good old Alma Mater, Which isn't so bad after all . We're all looking forward to our trip to Washington, D. C. at the close of our school year. There are three boys and five girls who have attended all twelve years at Willshire. They are Donald Caffee, Gerald Hoblet, Gene Beinz, Peggy Clouse, Susie Cowan, Clara Rose Gribler, Martha Schaffner and Bonnie Brasher. We all consider ourselves very fortunate in being able to have Mr. Games as our sponsor all four years. We earnestly want to thank hi.m for all he has done for us, for he has spent many strenuous hours with us. 10

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He ' ff -ay . I? . X QD? J 5 i fun. and .,-4 6 . , 'mi NED BYER is a mighty manager, Of basketball and such, Int his he has developed, A most efficient touch. ,.' '., 'M if lair 3 31 - ' .nm 'V' mi 2 youu' ' x -un' J' ,Se - r , 1 y .- A i ,1 f X jf f l ' i 2:5 5 if .., , E .a 22'-51 ,1111-v:',,., ,?1. 1 ,, DONALD CAI-'FEE My Car and lwere Quite a pair, We star! for Wxllshire, But never get there. ' ,E 'l January 21,:!193l Glee Club -1' ---- - Class Play ----- P Basketball lxlgr. - - - 3-4 Baseball - 11 - - - - Baagaatball 41 ------ 1 f- 'I L 4: IZ September 30, 1932 Y-Teens - -'- - 1-2-3- G1ae cmb - '- - -1-z-3 Willow Staff I- ---.. Willscribe Stbff -... Class Report'er ---- Class Play -1- - - .2 .-a ,xl 1,3 Te2D,zfXA f April 11, 19'Iaz Basketball Q- - 1-2-3 Baseball - 4 - - 1-2-3 Band- - - 41- - 1-2-3 Glee Club '-:I- - l-Z-3 Senior Choir- - 1-3-3 Class Play 1' ---- - Class Presilflent ---- Class Vice-President - Willow staffli- ---.. 4 I I I Se tember 1I5, 1932 Y-Teens- -f:- - - 1-2-3 Senior Choira- - -1-2-3 Glee Club - Q' - - 1-2-3 Band ---- 'I - -1-Z-3 Band Sweetheart Att.- - Band Sweetheart ---- wiuow starfl' ----- Cheerleader-H - - l-2-3 Willscribe Staff- - - 3 Class Play -:lf ----- l 12 fa CLARA Rosa Grumman ' - ah ' 11 Sometxmes s e 5 so appy, Sometimes she is depresse She loves all high school Sports, But likes basketball the be SUZANNE COWAN Susie is but five feet Tall, but just remember Heighth isn't all. She's a cheerleader of Our team, and with her, Life-'s a SCREAM!