Willshire High School - Willow Yearbook (Willshire, OH)
- Class of 1956
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gi W7 JN , . -- NWN? n, iii A JI' r-Mm f ffl! :ff 6 I f f ffwbgc-?gVQ2 Seniww PHYLLIS BAUMGARTNER PAUL BOLLENBACHER Choir 3,43 Glee Club 1g Class Glee Club 1,2g Baseball 1,2, Play 33 Willow Staff 4g Will- 3,45 Class Officer 2g Basket- scribe Staff 4g Y-Teens 1,2,3. ball 1,2,3,4g DAVID BYER JUDY BYER Willscribe Staff 4g Glee Club Glee Club 1,25 Class Play 3 1,2g Willow Staff 4g Class Of- BILL BROTHERTON Willscribe Staff 43 Y-Teens 1 ficer 2,3g Class Play 33 Bask- 23 Class Officer 1,2,4g Scho- erba111,2,3,4g Baseball 1.2. Band 1-2-3.4: Camera Club larship 3. lg Art Club 1gChoi.r 3. fl. W . W CAROLYN CHARLESTON Y-Teens 1,2,3,4Q Class Play 33 Cheerleader 2,3,4Q Glee Club 1,22 Willscribe Staff 43 Willow Staff .43 Class Officer 1,2,3,43 Fall Festival Queen 13 Band Sweetheart Attendant 13Majorette1,2,33 Drum Ma- jorette 43 Scholarship Test 2. JIM FINCH Basketball Manager 1,2,3,43 Choir 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1, 23 Class Play. VJ' S sf E IERRY DENNIS Basketball1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,2Q Willow staff 43 Willscribe ALAN CLASE Basketball1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1, 2g Willow Staff 43 Class Play 33 Willscribe Staff 43 Class Officer 43 Boys State 33 Baseball 1,2,3,4. BETSY ESTILL Choir 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Willow Staff 43 Willscribe Staff 43 Class Play 33 Scholar- ship Tests 1,2,3,4Q D.A.R. Test 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls State3 Librarian 1,2,3,4. Staff 43 Class Play 33 Baseball 4. LINDA FINCH MARY ANN FISHER Glee Club 1,23 Choir 3g Class Play 3g Willow Staff 4g Y- Teens l,2,3. JOHN GOODWIN Choir1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,25 Willow Staff4g Basketball Man- ager 4. 3, Xi 1, f 1 l 1 C. 2' VERNIE FRANK Choir 1.2,3,4g Y-Teens 1,2, 3,45 Glee Club 1,2g Willow Staff 4g Willscribe Staff 4g Class Play 3g Scholarship Test 1. Choir 1,2,3,4g Class Play 35 Willow staff 4g Willscribe Staff 4g Student Council 3,4g Glee Club lg Y-Teens 1,2,3, 4g Y-Teens Officer 2,45 Class Officer lg Student Council Officer 3, 45 Band Sweetheart Attendant 2g Fall Festival Queen 4. NORMA IAMES Band 1,2,3g Willscribe Staff 45 Class Play 3g Glee Club 1, 2g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3g Willow Staff 4. f DONNIE JONES Basketball 1,2,3.4g Baseball 1,23 Glee Club 1,2g Willow Staff 4. FARREL KRALL Glee Club 1,25 Willow staff 4g Class Play 35 Scholarship GARY KESLER Test 4, Baseball 45 Basketball 1 , 2, 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Willow Staff 4g Willscribe Staff 4, Scholar- ship Test 3. LEON KALLENBERGER Choirl , 2.3.45 Glee Club 1 , 23 Willow Staff 43 Willscribe Staff 4g Scholarship Test 2,4. GERA LD KUHN Baseball2,3,4g Choir 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1.2. - 7 'fn'-az. L ,: ' GILBERT MERKLE Baseball2,3gBasketball1.2.3, 4g Choir 1.2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2g Band 1,2,3,4g Willow Staff 43 Class Officer 1,2,3g Class Play 3g Scholarship Tests 1,2,3g Class Play 3. DICK SAMPLES Baseball1,2,3,4g Choir 1.2.3, LARRY MILLER Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Choir 1,2.3,4g Glee Club1,2g Band lg Willow Staff 4g Willscribe Staff 43 Class Play 3g Student Council 4: Student Council Officer 4. RONNIE STETLER 4: Basketball 1.2-3-4: Glee Glee Club lg Willow Staff 43 Club 1.2: Willow Staff 4: Class wmscribe Staff4g Class Officer Play 3- 1.4g Class Play 3. X H L1 RAYMOND MIDLAM Glee Club 1,2g Willow Staff 4. JEANET TE VOLTZ Band1,2,3,4g Choir 3,4g Glee Club1,2g Class Play 3g Willow Staff 4g Willscribe Staff 45 Class Play 35 Scholarship Tests 1,2g Y-Teens 1,2,3,4gA D.A. R. Test 4g Librarian 1 ,2,4g Y- Teen Conference 3. A 3 Phyllis Baumgartner, June 5, 1938 Paul Bollenbacher, July 21,1938 Bill Brotherton, June 25, 1937 David Byer, February 9, 1938 Judy Byer, March 27,1938 Alan Clase, August 20, 1938 Carolyn Charleston, August 31,1938 Jerry Dennis, July 10, 1938 Betsy Estill, September 29, 1938 'WE r 1 Y i 3 J V1 . l Jim Finch, October 31, 1936 Linda Finch, August 31,1938 Mary Ann Fisher, April 18,1938 Vemie Frank, June 29,1938 I 'P A---v-I-V-w--'--,--.......,.t,..N ,...., ..,..,... John Goodwin, June 18,1938 Norma James, September 26, 1938 Donnie Jones, September 15, 1938 Leonliallenberger, December 13, 1938 Gary Kesler, March 20,1938 Farrel Krall, October 12,1938 Gerald Kuhn, March 19,1938 Gilbert Merkle, May 13, 1938 Raymond Midlam, November 9,1938 Larry Miller, August 15,1938 Dick Samples, November 11, 1938 Ronnie Stetler, January 21,1938 Jeanette Voltz, July 28,1938 17 4, W f' P ffl .f -1i,w5x Thai ,. , .-,f ., - 3 5 i J E 39'-V , fl ,f 3 . ' ' . sq P w J' 4 .. 1, 4 Q b . NI Nh -' s y . 059 'X A ' gilt. -, , . . ,.,gg, t ..,,,, K ,rr , 1 fi' ff-3.il.ZiE 1 One day in early September, 1944, thirty-seven scared but eager children started their first year of school in the Willshire Public School in Willshire, Ohio. Miss Brookhart, our teacher, was there to greet us and to help us get started on the path of learning. We passed on to our second grade with Mrs. Eichar trying her best. When we got to the third grade we thought we were pretty bright kids, but Mrs. Weiman soon brought us down to our level, Finally we made it to the fourth grade, and Mrs. Bain tried her best to teach us reading, 'riting, 'rithmetic. Mrs. Bowen and Mr. Sipe, in the fifth and sixth grades, respectively, tried to teach us a few more subjects. Then, Junior High, at last. Big Stuff, we thought. We were lucky to have Miss Dent as our sponsor. We had our first class parties that year. Before we knew it we were moving into the eighth grade, with Mr. Compton as our sponsor. We had a lot of fun until the end of the year when we started worrying about the eighth grade state tests. Those that were lucky to get honorable mention didn't have to take the final exams. Time was really flying. High school was here. We were, then, green freshmen starting projects with our sponsor, Mr. Griffith, pushing us. What a group! I We ended our freshman year with a big treasury of 3.50 with which to start our sophomore year. Mr. Games was really very lucky. He had us our sophomore, junior, and senior years in high school. Poor Mr. Games, just about pulled the REST of his hair out trying to get us to do anything until our senior year when we really pepped up. Allin all, class plays, and all of the activities have kept us busy. We truly appreciate all of the things our teachers have done for us. U CLASS FLOWER CLASS MOTTO CLASS COLORS Yellow Rose Today We Follow-Tomorrow We Lead Cerise and Silver CLASS ROLL Phyllis J eannene Baumgartner 101111 Orville G00flWif1 Paul Eugene Bollenbacher Norma 562-T1 .T MUGS William Allen Brotherton Donnie Lee .T ODSS David Lee Byer Leon Allen Kallenberger Judith Byer Gary Alan Kesler Carolyn Arlene Charleston Farrel LeROY Krall Robert Alan Clase Gerald Laverne Kuhn jerry Thomas Dennis Gilbert Rowland Merkle Betsy Ellen Estill Raymond Leroy Midlam James Marks Finch Larry Duane Miller Linda Sue Finch Richard Hayward Samples Mary Ann Fisher Ronald Dean Stetler Vernie Phyllis Frank Cecile Jeanette Voltz CLASS SPONSOR Mr. R. W. Games i ' . IABILW-.Iv U , fr.IHihHn.5!'YlHIll' .Ill ' 5 S ' Cfaoo, Hlwapfzecy, One June morning in the year of 2000,I decided to take a ride in my new jet plane. I got into the plane and took off from my built-in airport in my back yard. The traffic was pretty heavy that day, but since that never bothered me, I started for town. I happened not to see a stop sign, and BANG! Another jet hit mesmack dab in the middle. No sooner had I been hit when everything turned black. lt seemed as if I was in a different world, but suddenlyl realized I was in INNER- SANCTUM. I saw that it was Norma James who had been the driver of the other jet, and while I was talking with her, wesawalarge object with big arms and legs coming toward us. It was carry- ing an object we soon recognized as a basketball. Immediatelyl knew it was Gary Kesler. Gary told us that he had been expelled from Dave Byer's Universal Basketball Team for bothering the coach's girl friend. We wished him luck and then went on. We moved down the dark, black hall of INNERSANCTUM, As we reached the door we saw a very flashy, striped suit. At first, we were rather reluctant about going down the hall, but something kept telling us to go on. As we moved on we soon recognized another of our old classmates as Jim Finch, who was the second gate keeper. He told us not to be alarmed but to go right on. We took his advice and started again. As we went on we saw something flying around that had huge, terrifying wings and looked like a bat. We dis- covered that it was Dick Samples, the Bat Man. It seems, he isn't a human being any more. Before too long we saw a sign that read, Mother Fletcher's Boarding House. We walked up to the door and knocked. As the door opened, we were welcomed by Betsy Estill who registered our names. The bell-hop, Bill Brotherton, showed us to our rooms. Since we weren't very tired, we decided to wander around some more. As we were going out we met Jeanette Voltz and Leon Kallenberger who told us they were on the Board of Directors here at INNER-SANCTUM. Their meeting had just ended, and Jeanette told us that they were still debating whether or not to allow J oe Clase to join them. He had retired from selling women's plastic hose. They werenft quite sure he would fit in with their crowd. They suggested that we go get something to eat. As we started down the long and cold hall, we ran into Paul Bollenbacher, who was commonly known as the Sheik, Paul had straight, black hair plastered to his head and also had a sporty mustache, He was formerly a professional gambler, Walking on we noticed our old CIHSSIHHIS. Donnie J ones, We asked Donnie about other members of our class, and he told us he would show us where they were. Very puzzled, we went with him into a large room where we saw a large machine with a number of knobs. He said it was a new kind of camera that could focus on any part of the world you wanted to see. He focused the camera on a large building on the continent of America. On the front of the building we read, a large sign, Krall's Home for the Mentally Wild, Donnie told us that Dr. Krall's worst patient was Ronnie Stetler. Everytime someone enters the room, his eyes bulge out at amaximum of six inches, his tongue hangs out and drips, and he waves his arms as if he is trying to fly. We learned that Dr. Krall's head nurse was none other than Vernie Frank. Donnie then focused the camera on the island known as Alcatraz. Donnie told us that John Goodwin was the warden there. We fotmd some other members of the class of '56 there, also. Inmate Larry Miller and his gang were there. Members of his gang were Jerry Dennis, the driver of swiped carsg Gerald Kuhn, the gunmang and Carolyn Charleston, the Brain, lt seems they were caught holding up the Town Pump for peroxide. Larry wanted his hair to match Marilyn Monroe's. Speaking of Marilyn we heard that she was losing out to Phyllis Baumgartner, a beauti- ful red head. Donnie told us that Linda Finch and Judy Byer were deported to Pluto because they chose to stick with their husbands who were Plutonian spies. He also told us that they just love children and the last time he heard they had 17 apiece, He was told this morning that Mary Ann Fisher had wrecked her 15th hot rod, That seems to be her hobby. As we were leaving, Ray Midlam and Gil Merkle came in, They used to be undertakers, but now they were going to manage Coach Games's all-girl basketball team. They said he was really proud of all his girls. We felt that all in all the Class of '56 had turned out fairly well, Witness I F : Witness O Claw will We, the Senior Class of 1956, being of sound mind and body do will and bequeath the following possessions: I, Phyllis Baumgartner, will what is left of me, after passing through school as follows: my height to Dana Hoblet, my love and ability to play basketball to Phyllis Goodwin, my red hair to Patsy Patrick, and my habit of never turning excuses in on time to Larry Huston. l, Paul Bollenbacher, will my hot Packard to Larry Huston, my basketball suit to Bill Huff- man, and my seat in the study hall to Allan Baker. I, Bill Brotherton, here-by leave my desk to anybody who can sit in it for one period without falling asleep and my class ring to any one who can get it away from Betsy E. I, Dave Byer, being of weak mind, here-by will my seat in the study hall to any C016-blooded junior and my chemistry book to any one who will create a great odor at least once a week. I, Judy Byer, will the following, my ability to blush under any circumstances to Darlene Gibbons, my ability to let my hair grow to my sister Anne, and my love for home economics to Julia Suman. I, Alan Clase, with a mind, will my razor blade to Larry Huston, my toenail clippers to Emma Marsee, my seat in the study hall to anybody who gets it, my basketball trunks to Joe Schimierer, my baseball socks to Bill Huffman, and my high forehead to Oop Baker. I, Carolyn Charleston, being of sound body and no mind, here-by will my cheerleading suit to my sister, Rosie, my majorette suit to one of the twirlers, my intelligent looking glasses to Softie Huston, and, last but not least, my love for sports to Anita Hughes. I, Jerry Dennis, with a strong back and a weak mind, will my ability to keep busy in the shop to Allan Baker and Larry Huston, my desk in the study hall to any jtuiior who likes a holey desk, and my flat top to Boyd Hey. l,, Betsy Ellen Estill, will my seat by the radiator that blows out cold air to Sharon Hoverman, my big feet, size 10, to Sondra Schlickman, and my love for school and the teachers to Phyllis Goodwin, who needs it. I, Jim Finch, will my manager's job toTedPasswater, my love for females to Bud Marbaugh, my ability to get into trouble in school to Allan Baker, and my ability to stay out of school to Bill Huffman. I, Linda Finch, will my ability to get sick right before school starts in the morning to Anne Byer, my picture of Tab Hunter to Patsy Patrick, and my love for school, in general, to Allan Baker. I, Mary Ann Fisher, in daydreaming mind, will my love to play basketball to Dana Hoblet, my half-bashfulness to Larry Huston, and my rosy cheeks to Janet Koch. I, Vernie Frank, being in sound mind and body, Ihope, will my seat in the study hall to Beverly Norton, my curly hair toClaraGarver, and my love for gym to Jeanette Alspaugh. I, John Goodwin, being of sound body and a sound-off mind, will my seat in the study hall to any one with a strong back, my own right to raise and close the windows to the jtuiior boys, and my right to play with the blinds to all junior girls. I, Norma James, will my seat in the study hall to any one who is lucky enough to get it, my books to Emma Marsee, my love for school to Phyllis Goodwin, and last but not least, my love for a certain teacher to Mary Jane Witter. I, Donnie Jones, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Bill Huffman, my seat in the study hall to any junior, and my basketball suit to anyone who thinks they can make the varsity, I, Leon Kallenberger, will my placein chemistry class to anyone with a strong heart and weak mind, my ability to lose all my arguments with Mrs. Games to anyone who has the courage to take English, and, also, all of the dead mice in locker 104 to the biology class or to the girls in the junior class. I, Gary Kesler, will my size 14 gym shoes to Bud Marbaugh, my basketball Sllil IO Larry Huston, my seat in the study hall to Beverly Norton, if she can see over the desk, my love for all girls to Allan Baker, and last but least my 6' 9 frame and basketball Boo's to LaVaughn Merkle. l, Farrel Krall, being of sound mind, will my seat in the study hall to any farsighted junior, my chemistry book to anyone who can read it with understanding, and my ability to get along with the teachers to Allan Baker. l, Gerald Kuhn, will my seat in the study hall to any junior who wants it, my baseball suit to .Tim Krueckeberg, my ability to get along with the teachers to Larry Huston, and my ability to get along with the girls to Boyd Hey, ' a, ill I, Gil Merkle, will my seat in the study hall to any clock-watcher, my spare time between classes to Charmaine Wilson, and my basketball suit to LaVaughn Merkle. I, Ray Midlam, will my ability to get out of 4th period study hall to Lavaughn Merkle, my auto to Allan Baker, the junk in my locker to Larry Huston, and my good grades in bookkeeping to Kaye Charleston. I, Larry Duane Miller, will the following to the juniors, my ability to get along with the teachers to Allan Baker, my basketball suit to Walter Roehm, all the gum wrappers in my desk to Kaye Charleston, and my affectionate love for goats to Softie Huston. I, Dick Samples, will my flat top to J oe Schinnerer, my basketball suit to Walter Roehm, my bubble gum to Dana Hoblet, my love for spiders to Sondra Schlickman, and my ability to speed through the safety zone to Larry Huston and Allan Baker. l, Ronnie Stetler, being ofunsound mind and weak body, do here-by will my seat in the study hall to Boyd Hey, because Boyd is already written on the top, my height to Ted Passwater, my ability to sleep in all classes to anyone who runs around all night and needs it, and my ability to get out of work to the senior class president of '56 - '57. l, Jeanette Voltz, will my eyes, that are always seeing imaginable people and cars outside of windows, to Sandy Marbaugh, my ability to type everything that is in my mind instead of on the copy to Louise Merkle, and my job on the annual staff to anyone willing to put up with a lot of need- less headaches. I S . Z Cfaaa 'lllilla af 56 2 Nxxxx S 277fZ5, f ,-w., 4, lf' 4f s,'0 s q go o A ' ' 1 flp'QQ e9 5 X, .4 1,--1 L XS , , A -.- :.XgJ2,k - H 4,, , '1 I ,fjy - ff-.-,p Q, , f ,' 1 .69 , X ' ', If '0, -I f S 3vW42:5e39.'2',ff'F+ 'Q' fizfz' 'xiii' S . X N:X 5-J iQSWiQSSi4L. J, ,.-wN X 1 ,,,,---M -' ---W. W - N QQ. juniwr. Snap , ,1,.,,, R 4 Q- 4 L Y 1 ' x V '4 l FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Beverly Norton, Clara Garver, Emma Marsee, Jeanette Alspaugh, Patsy Patrick, Louise Merkle, Anita Hughes, Sandy Marbaugh, Rosie Charleston, SECOND ROW: Sondra Sch- lickman, Charmaine Wilson, Sharon Hoverman, Mary Jane Witter, Dana Hoblet, Janet Koch, Ann Byer, Phyllis Goodwin, Julia Suman, Mr. Hall. THIRD ROW: Alan Baker, Larry Huston, Bud Marbaugh, Boyd Hey, Ted Passwaters, Jim Krueckeberg, Joe Schinnerer, LaVaughn Merkle, Walter Roehm, Bill Huffman. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Carolyn Kreischer, Nancy Stetler, Cym.hia Reef, Deanne Osborn, Rachael Schaffner, Betha Etzler, Eileen Krall, Barbara Gunsett, SECOND ROW: Larry Hughes, Barbara Huffman, Mary Felver, Katy Buechner, Linda Geisler, Ei1eenByers, Sharon Miller, Judy Stetler, Phil Lautzenheiser, Mr. D. Black, THIRD ROW: Eddie Alspaugh, Ronald Medaugh, Charles Kimmel, Chalmer Kuhn, Bill Schaadt, Roger Andrews, Gary Myers, Gary Hey, Ralph James. fifaeolznzan and ' , FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Dave Byers, Fred James, Vi.nce Nieto, Jim Bollenbacher, J im Cowan, Dick Dellinger, Bob Stetler. SECOND ROW: Betty Allmandinger, Judy Kuhn, Mary Goodwin, Pat Donovan, Jo Allmandinger, Nila Vining, Marlene Dietrich, Vicki Nuenschwander, Marlene Marbaugh, Sylvia Wilson. THIRD ROW: Bill Clouse, Richard Merkle, Evelyn Krall, Karen Hoverman, Delilah Kuhn, Rose Baum- gartner, Rose Byer, Larry Caffee, Alvin Buchanan, Mr. Ray. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Kelsey, Keith Byer, Rex,Painter, Ralph Merkle, Jim Myers, Leslie Leighner, Eddie Garver, David Duff. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Johnny Stetler, Larry Harmon, LeonReyno1ds, Lanny Ross, J immy Donovan, Tom Midlam, Marlin Medaugh. SECOND ROW: Lois Krall, Janet Goodwin, Karen Hileman, Judy Hughes, Twilla Priddy, Becky Baumgartner, Bonnie Dietrich, Karen McClure, Mary Marbaugh. THIRD ROW: Sharon Hamrick, Judy Avery, Rosie Miller, Nita Hoblet, Patty Myers, Betsy Buechner, Carolyn Hamrick, Linda Spitler, Rozanne Stucky, Mrs. Rumple. FOURTH ROW: George Buchanan, Dennie Trisel, Larry Sheets, Jim Schaffner, Larry Woodruff, Junior Brodbeck, Terry August, Larry Dellinger, Larry Tinkham, Marvin Lautzenheiser, Mike Riley, Leroy Felver. Seuenth and Siatfz , FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Jerry Kelsey, Tommy Clouse, David Leighner, Lester Etzler, Charles Nelson, Duane Lautzenheiser, John Myers, Clifford Garwood. SECOND ROW: Judy Robison, Evelyn Hauter, Bonnie Lautzenheiser, Jane Byer, Alice Lautzenheiser, Janet Brandt, Carol Donovan, Susan Estill, Janice Krueckeberg. THIRD ROW: Paula Roehm,Jackie Marbaugh, Nancy Baker, Gloria Agler, Rita Kuhn, Margo Shell, Barbara Miller, Connie Caffee, Judy Tinkham, Barbara Hall, Becky Finch, Pauline Jones, Judy Miller. FOURTH ROW: Merrill Miller, Junior Miller, Dick Huffine, Charles James, Mr. Ray Black, Don Bates, Murphy Dennis, Dale Kimmel, Gerald Schaadt, David Kuhn. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Danny Botkin, Richard Fickert, John Duff, Kenny Miller, Gary Hauter, Gary Deitsch, Joe Miller, SECOND ROW: Bonnie Patrick, Martha Goodwin, Kiane Kuhn, Linda Rankins, Mari- anna Vining, Mary Jane DeArmond, Deatra Riley, Julia Snyder, Mary Helen Allmandinger, Bobbie Wolfe. THIRD ROW: Marlene Schinnerer, Doror.hyBrodbeck,Ja.net Suman,Johanna Kline, Becky Dellinger, Bonnie Miller, Donna Bollenbacher, Virginia Roehm, J arnes Anderson, Clark Sipe. FOURTH ROW: Elmer Roehm, Tommy Gibbons, Ned Lautzenheiser, Jimmie James, George Schinnerer, Roger Brorein. Darrel Brodbeck, Tommy Myers, Billy Stetler. fifth and fiuwzth , FRONT ROW, Left to Right: John Schaadt, Marlin Lautzenheiser, Larry Henry, Tommy McGoug,h, La- Verne Hamrick, Larry LaBrun. SECOND ROW: RosemaryGarver, Kathleen Donovan, Carol Baker, Martha Hauter, Laura Schaffner, Cheryl Baker, Kathleen Reynolds, Gayle Acheson, Carolyn J ones,Shir1ey Hamrick. THIRD ROW: Jackie Clouse, James Heffner, Helen Hileman, Mary Ann Krall, Lyn Marbaugh, Elaine Westerberg, Shirley White, MaryMi1ler, Kenneth F etters, Mrs.Bowen, FOURTH ROW: Lester Schinnerer, Francis Schaffner, Marvin Merkle, Michael Hey, Robert Games, Jack Tice, Ronnie Swygart, Dean Osborn, Bobby Yocurn, Danny Reichard. .M-so -.Q,t...- , : , . R R - -N--1-1 . H , .S A A- A , FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Billy Miller, Bruce Lautzenheiser, Edgar Brandt, David White, Thomas Kuhn, Bruce Kelsey, Robert Agler, Larry Suman, Eldon Medaugh. SECOND ROW: Sharon Price, Penny Wittwer, Sally Graham, Joanne Spitler, Judy Charleston, Melina August, Carolyn Huffine, Kuba Swygart, Barbara Hamrick, Eleanor Roehm, Cathy Resor. THIRD ROW: Rolland Miller, Daniel McClure, Sandra Graham, Judith Spitler, Donna Marbaugh, Nancy Wendel, Carolyn Surnan, Marilyn Boring, Virginia Hoffman, Donna Bates, Malcolm Dennis, Ronnie Lautzenheiser, Mrs. Merl Bain. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Baker, Roger Huffman. Lynn Sheets, Robert Tinkham, Donald LaBrim, Edward Leighner, David Wolfe, Norman Myers, David Gause, Robert Vining. Denny Kuhn. Hind Second , FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Gary Goodwin, Duane Osborn, Jay Robison, Jerry Strickler, Donald Ross, Paul Huston, Paul Ross, SECOND ROW: Jean Marbaugh, Sharon Callender, Nancy Allmandinger, Linda Eichar, Catherine Tinkham, Lana Miller, Freida Roehm, Linda Stetler, Rebecca Miller. THIRD ROW: Joseph Byer, Robert Anderson, Eric Acheson, Carolyn Hauter, Ann Westerberg,JanetTinkham,Judith Schinnerer, Ronald Kuhn, Raymond Merkle, Mrs. Esther Dellinger. FOURTH ROW: Jason Dull, Gerald Deitsch, Gus Feasel, John Games, Rolland Priddy, Delbert Thatcher, Lorren Caffee, David Hurless, Cloise Reinhart. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Van Riley, Barry Dellinger, Tommy Kimmel, Rickey Swygart, David Hey, Vernon Kline, Johnny Painter, Kenny Krueckeberg, SECOND ROW: Vickie Shell, Janet Miller, Linda Painter, Eldana Bollenbacher, Susie Suman, Darole Brandt, Gloria Long, Susan Graham, Lois Boring, Marilyn Suman, Diana Miller. THIRD ROW: Jerry Duff, Jimmy DeArmond, Daryl Osborn, Paula Leistner, Lucille Roehm, Lynn Ann Miller, Toni Dellinger, Linda White, Tommy Stephenson, Rex Miller, Gary Buech- ner, Barry Strickler, Glen Lautzenheiser, Mrs. Schroeder. io and2ndGa ' audio! , FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Wade Marbaugh, Terry Dellinger, Larry Strickler, Ray Ross, Kirk Wilson, Gymme Lu Wendel, Toby Schumm, Doris Huston, Cheryl Carr, Janet Hamrick, Susan Mc Gough, Loisann Felver. SECOND ROW: David Wittwer, Sherry August, Dennis Dellinger, Richard Kraner, Larry Games, Eleanor Schaffner, Janet Harmon, Tim Bollenbacher, Myron Myers, Eric Snyder, Jill T ice, Nancy Deitsch, Mrs. Fisher. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Jerry Ti.nkham, Ricky Pinkston, Tommy Schumm, Clinton Bennett, Bobby Lucas, Carey Fosnaugh, Billy Hunzicker. Charles White. SECOND ROW: Jane Tice, Carla Myers, Barbara Garwood, Darlene Geyer, Vickie Gause, Emma Lautzenheiser, Mary Lou Leighner, Candace Wyer, Marsha Sheets, Angela August, Claudette Benette, Nancy Feasel. THIRD ROW: Rex Miller, Eddie Suman, Dianne Hoffman, Colleen Steele, Myra Hoblet, Robin Myers, Betty Wolfe, Nancy Marsee, Becky Suman, Gregory Schumm, Mrs. Clouse. i ' . IABILW-.Iv U , fr.IHihHn.5!'YlHIll' .Ill ' 5' On! Q '700 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Johanna Kline, Diane Kuhn, Marianna Vining, Mary Jane DeArmond, Julia Snyder, Deatra Riley, Rebecca Dellinger, Roberta Wolfe. SECOND ROW: Gary Deitsch, Kenny Miller, Tommy Myers, Tommy Gibbons, Clark Sipe, James Anderson, Ned Lautzenheiser, John Duff, Joe Miller. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Bonnie Dietrich, Judy Kuhn, Larry Miller, Mr. Lucas, Mary Ann Fisher, Janice KruGCkGberg. SECOND ROW: Katy Buechner, Ted Passwaters, Rex Painter, Charles Kimmel, Larry Woodruff, Emma Marsee. iw, ' smpp Editor Qseatedj Anita Hughes Co-Editors: Jeanette Voltz Norma James - We 1 bevq E' -- K STANDING, Left to Right: Ronnie Stetler, Dave Byer, Mr, Hall, Jerry Dennis, Larry Miller, Judy Byer, Leon Kallenberger, Vernie Frank. SEATED: Phyllis Baumgartner, Mary Ann Fisher, Alan Clase, Carolyn Charleston, Betsy Estill. L . - f Q. , 'KX t, ig ,, Q13 .L .I N. 1 f ' 1 F ,,f 1 LB. I I , KNEELING: Connie Caffee Janet Goodwin STANDING: Mary Marbaugh Carolyn Charleston Emma Marsee .73and FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jo Allmandinger, Deanne Osborn, Sondra Schlickman, Linda Geisler, Barbara Gunsett, Judy Avery, Carolyn Hamrick,Sylvia Wilson. SECOND ROW: Betsy Buechner, Dana Hoblet, Larry Caffee, Rex Painter, Patty Myers, Margo Shell. THIRD ROW: Jeanette Voltz, Charmaine Wilson, Janice Krueckeberg, Nita Hoblet, Rosie Charleston, Marlene Dietrich. FOURTH ROW: George Buchannan, Ronald Kelsey, Charlie Kimmel, Larry Sheets, Leon Reynolds, Larry Dellinger. FIFTH ROW: Sharon Hoverman, Katy Buechner, Mary Jane Witter, Betsy Estill, Jim Cowan, Richard Merkle. SDCTH ROW: Gil Merkle, Bonnie Dietrich, Phyllis Goodwin, Ted Passwaters, Mary Goodwin, Keith Byer, Ralph Merkle, Dick Del- linger. ' 'lj-Yeeno, FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mary Goodwin, Nancy Stetler, Phyllis Baumgartner, Patsy Patrick, Marlene Marbaugh, Bertha Etzler, Rachel Schaffner, Deanne Osborn, Marlene Dietrich, Anita Hughes. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Vining, Jeanette Voltz, Charmaine Wilson, Rose Baumgartner, Katy Bueechner, Mary Ann Fisher, Dana Hoblet, Mary Jane Witter, Linda Geisler, Eileen Byers, Janet Koch, Betsy Estill, Vernie Frank. THIRD ROW: Jim Finch, Charles Kimmel, Leon Kallenberger, Gerald Kuhn, Jerry Dennis, Larry Miller, Boyd Hey, Dick Samples, John Goodwin, Gilbert Merkle. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Evelyn Krall, Nancy Stetler, Eileen Byers, Katy Buechner, Mary Ann Fisher, Mrs, Byers, Patsy Patrick, Anita Hughes, Jeanette Voltz, Beverly Norton, Carolyn Charleston. SECOND ROW: Linda Geisler, Pat Donovan, Delilah Kuhn, Marlene Marbaugh. Janet Koch, Phyllis Goodwin, Char- maine Wilson, Jeanette Alsbaugh, Barbara Huffman, Karen Hoverman. THIRD ROW: Marlene Dietrich, Jo Allmandinger, Sylvia Wilson, Rose Baumgartner,JudyStetler,Clara Garver, Mary Jane Witter, Barbara Gunsett, Mary Felver, Vernie Frank. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Kreischer, Sharon Miller, Eileen Krall, Cynthia Reef, Emma Marsee, Rosie Charleston, Sandy Marbaugh, Betsy Estill, Dana Hoblet, Phyllis Baum- gartner. Q 5 A 31?- 4: kg 3 3 it Pair al 99 OO FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Ronald Kelsey, ,Tim Cowan, Charles Kimmel, Larry Caffee, Keith Byer RichardMerk1e,Rex Painter, Ralph Merkle, Eddie A1spaugh,Larry Hughes. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Vining Ronald Medaugh, Vincent Nieto, Ralphlames, Gary Myers, David Byers, Jim Bollenbacher, Alvin Buchanan Fred James, THIRD ROW: Phil Lautzenheiser, Gary Hey, Roger Andrews, Bill Schaadt, Chalmer Kuhn Jim Myers, David Duff, Bobby Stetler, Bill Clouse. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Cynthia Reef,J udy Kuhn, MaryGoodwin, Marlene Marbaugm, Jo Allmandinger, Marlene Dietrich, Sylvia Wilson, Karen I-Ioverman, Deanne Osborn. SECOND ROW: Judy Stetler, Barbara Huffman, Barbara Gunsett,RoseByer, RoseBaumgartner, Delilah Kuhn, Nila Vining, Vicki Neuenschwander, Betty Allmandinger, Patty Donovan. THIRD ROW: Nancy Stetler, Evelyn Krall, Mary Felver, Katy Buechner, Eileen Byers, Linda Geisler, Sharon Miller, Rachael Shaffner, Bertha Etzler, Eileen Krall, Carolyn Kreischer. ' flag, Cao! , fl-C wr, . . 'PP -fungi '- ,I, .. V . ,.r.., ' 'wwf' A nw..- N rj ' X E Y 2 X N--i-ff P7 ,,, 'R' ' ,,. 5- f l W 'H V If Y use FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Sondra Schlickman, Patsy Patrick, Emma Marsee, Sandra Marbaugh, Rsoelyn Charleston, Julia Suman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Byers, Sharon I-roverman, Mary Jane Witter, Dana Hoblet, Janet Koch, Charmaine Wilson, Mr: Hall. THIRD ROW: Allan Baker, Larry Huston, Boyd Hey, Ted Passwaters, LaVaughn Merkle. rx -gxnry ,,, Q aiu' g : 'to 9 ? L' 5 - CTD I N I I 'P' X p '- if gl! Q 69 Inu '. elf 'W Mgr ai ffl Kms ? M N 3 X Opening Game X 3 V V V V VV Mr. Arthur Reed n Hungry! !! .Hum A bsentees 'RN' and .x wqsww-Y N -1 , ,re M Surprised????? Tip it Jiml Scene of Jr. Class Play '!rRv A Yi : Daredevilsl ' vi Sweet! ! Cuue LEGS! LOVE! l -----l A t Last! ! What Happened???'? i Q l- i .1,. N - 'Nhkt ,LU- Qyfi ' Nr ,- .5 x ,Q I 9 4, X. 'ill-R U f s fi PA LS 1 1 -1--- V ...i,,,,,, I, -----.i- ONE TO MANY!! -vi , Service Men! ! IH 1 RESNA Golng Wlth Greenies! Marilyn Monroe 7 '? the wind. Easy does it ! , ,, . :Q '-1. fa .T ' ' - in n K Q Y X X A A X as Wx X, f X wx NR Y-X 3 X 'Q Spf.: lnwgjsxwm -we e ' , X. L XX. .. ' ' Q3x:mx,...X...X. V . X. X Q Q In a hurry ! 1 Dazed All Smiles! , ,. . he mx Q 1 X X 2 , Q x W w XsX X WX ii :xg xx X W ox tg U 'S X one Qlx x X X Xx X X Q N X Ke Xw X X A Q X XX , i SJ: K 'S ' N W x X x XX X if Xxtfx X 9 X X X XX X X X , Nx N Y Don't drop it! Interested I ! XX WHO IS IT! WOW!! Clthletica .73aoe5aZl and Hleoewe .93ao IIQIXEK-Z 2 5 'nb Qu . I-il -vs ,- I , '. , ., 11 v J -.Q-in lil gi .QI Q Q!! ,. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Lavaughn Merkle, Ronald Medaugh, RalphJames, Fred James, Larry Huston, Larry Caffee, Joe Clase, David Duff. SECOND ROW: Jim Myers, Gerald Kuhn, Dick Samples, Pau1Bo11en- bacher, Mr, D. Black, Larry Miller, Jerry Dennis, Bill Schaadt, Jim Finch. KNEELING, Left to Right: Don Jones, Gary Hey, Fred James, Vince Nieto, Larry Caffee, Ralph James. STANDING: Bob Stetler, Keith Byer, Charlie Kimmel, Mr, Games, LaVaughn Merkle, Bill Schaadt, Rich Merkle. --- wwity,.93 U A 5 ,T .QU . . ,Q NBP Gary Kesler Boyd Hey Jerry Dennis Cemer Center Forward :T H 'TH FZ s W' if , V1 f :fir ' Larry Huston Jim Krueckeberg Paul Bollenbacher Guard Forward Guard W as H3 inf EF . Su, . v N -. 'K -Wy X A L, X Q ' :si -5:-pg ii ss Q' 1 , x3w1 ,Qi,-gx. , x X - 4.4-' xg. 4fQ,:,,v.:v:,:-' , A , ' , 1 gg . Q Q rg -15 .A ,Z--.x .A ,f,gm,.x fin..-.pf-3 Cf: 1 4 .2-egg,-,,.a.-V AQ, v, I H :-- .Qs--Vzfk'-2 X x ,Q , MRQ Q-.,,,y+w , . il Q .V 5 .,,'5g3x T-rj--qi - S .Al 1-re MEA ll'W -a I .. , B' x 1 x i ' wge- ' ,ge K X Qi 2, -5 w mx? Y A X- '. K f' fm? 4191- ' . 5,,iY:11,f : i ,'... sv 1 3- . ,zx :E D N 5 . wx, gy Y . Ne... mg-, x 6, .v ' w.. 9-A. s v,.,v,, .wg v 15 1 fi x A ' .ff My ,X Y . ff w :gf 'Xxx '- ' ya . ,A L K I A, gin' ZW' PaLsy Patrick, Carolyn Charleston, Nancy Stetler, Sondra Schlickman. Mr. Games John Goodwin, Jim Finch jx. 365. .7ecuno, and 1 I ' x' ' .IZV T 9 - , at jk FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Murphy Dennis, Tommy Clouse, Dale Kimmel, Larry Sheets, Gerald Schaadt, Don Bates, Larry Harmon, Lester Etzler, George Buchanan. SECOND ROW: Charles James, Leon Rey- nolds, Larry Tinkham, Terry August, Mr. RayB1ack,Larry Woodruff, Jim Schaffner, Dennie Trisel. Larry Dellinger. Connie Caffee, Nita Hoblet, Janice Krueckeberg. r iga ' i - -2 u ,- -no- iif .- ,' S N, in a 9 , 4 rl 4 4 elf FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Deru'1ieTrise1, Leon Reynolds, George Buchanan, Merrill Miller, Murphy Dennis. SECOND ROW: Marlin Medaugh, Duane Lautzenheiser, Tommy Clouse, David Leighner. Johnny Stetler, Charles Nelson, John Byer, Gerald Schaadt. THIRD ROW: Dale Kimmel, Larry Sheets, Terry August, Mr. Ray Black, Larry Woodruff, Jim Schaffner, Don Bates. Fred's Barbershop .S Wiushire, onto Kleinhenz Stockyards Town Pump Horne Restaurant Wilson's Jack And Jill Van Wert Bootery Jerrold's Thomas Jewelry Co. Ohio Egg And Poultry Co. Johnson St Medford Northwest Insurance Office Kiggins Camera Supply Van Wert Poultry SL Egg Market Van Wert Book Store Van Wert Monument Co. Van Wert Times-Bulletin Bud's Variety Store B St T Cleaners Fred Baurnan's Barber Shop Dale's Shoe Repair Decatur Lumber Co. Wertzberger's Confectionery Stop Back Barber Shop Walt's Standard Service Burkes' Standard Service Walbert's Cafe Goodin Motor Co. , Inc. Suddeth Auto Wrecking Co. Chattanooga And Willshire, Ohio Willshire, Ohio Chattanooga, Ohio Van Wert, Ohio Van Wert, Ohio Van Wert, Ohio Van We rt, Ohio Van Wert, Ohio Van We rt, Ohio Van Wert, Ohio Van We rt, Ohio Van We rt, Ohio Van Wert, Ohio Van Wert, Ohio Van We rt, Ohio Convoy, Ohio Ohio City, Ohio Pleasant Mills, Indiana Monroe, Decatur, Decatur, Decatur, Decatur, Decatur, Berne, Bluffton, Bluffton. Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana 511 '.-T:-'J A BE 3' 0 ' . f, 'F -9 I 1 X .w KV MILK-CREAM 'lx Milk and Products Grade A Vitamin D Hornogenized Pasteurized Milk Chocolate Milk Buttermilk Coffee Cream Orange Drink Butter Telephone 120 Night Telephone 1335 230 We st Market GEIIBEITS CE TRAL DAIRY We Deliver in Willshire Bluffton, Indiana You Can Be a Wise Old Owl! l THE FIRST STATE BA K Established 1883 Decatur, Indiana ! ! !Even Though You're Young In Years! Smart savers in every age bracket bank their savings for safety, convenience, and pleasant dealings. Start sav- ing regularly with us. There's Nothing Quite Like Money in the Bank! REACH for AU 'I' MRLLY' BUTTER BREAD Redkey Indiana TRICYCLE STANDARD UTILITY CRAWLER ' ffdqgpligi ,iiuuig A -. 5 f.ixUE- I- ' ll 1 ,P Q4-lk'!' i'4?A , ,... N Aj 'R+ 2. ': A 5: A My ' Fl HER HARDWARE and IMPLEME 'I' C0 Chattanooga Ohio Qcdicaticn We, the senior class of 1956, wish to acknowledge the tireless efforts and sacrifices Lhat you', our parents, have made during our school years. We therefore dedicate to you our Willow of 1956. . . and M. STUDIO Complete Photographic Coverage Cameras - Supplies Jim - Bill - Bob Bluffton Indiana 35 A4 D ' . wg, 91 313 Cameras And Supplies Portrait And Commercial Photographers Bluffton, Indiana N We S To each of you we wish the same success and prosperity in your college and business careers as we have enjoyed in this great free country of ours. TU-WAY PR0llUCT CUMPA Y N Rockford, Ohio x ,...:, 1 I ' , . i C..-. 1 X? fi? 'ii ji I 5 f it K 'VA I' GLF ALE and ERVICE Merle 81 Irene Gulf Gas - Oil - Tires - Batteries gh Accessories Groceries - Meats - Ice Cream - Soft Drinks Willshire, Ohio Phone 58 wa. SV- I an R SLICK' TASTEE FREEZ Cones-Sundies Malts-Shakes Willshire Ohio Jo ES and BYER QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT Ford Sales and Service J0h1'1 DECT? New Holland Minneapolis Moline Farm Equlpmem Farm Equipment Farm Equipment wiushire, ohio mfs sms' Phcme 69 l is Compliments of SPRUNGER-LEHMA' DEP l'. 'l'0llE Ladies Ready To Wear - Domestics - Jewelry Loungiere - lVIen's 8L Boys' Clothing Shoes and Rubber Footwear Your Patronage Appreoiated Lee Newen - Mgr. Berne, Indiana Phone 2-2175 I A 46 h 0422-gi-f' Best Sandwiches In Town WILLSHIRE INN iss, Iilf-'IIE QQIE WILLSHIRE HARDWARE and APPLIANCE C0. New Idea Farm Equipment General Hardwares SL Appliances E EE EQ E' 5 5 F pst-'gs BEENE EQUITY EXCHANGE Grain - Seed - Coal ' Berne , India ' Linngrove, India E' E - :J R faygi CLEUSES MARKET C pl ts f CONTlNEN'l'AL CAN COMPANY INC. anu ac urers of S M f t Fibre Shipping D We rt Ohio THE N I 00 an P m I ll- dim 5 'MA' 4 f. f I. dry , iff, 7 1,1 W C as 4 . ' ,, Y: M5Z?W IN 1,..uf EQ? Q C .M QQ 7 Y A f. 5 v Z DECATUR DAILY DEAWCRAT Dec: t Id Compliments of GLER GRGCERY 5 . 5 , -4 . I-' -111111 Glenmore Ohio , , A . I -I QOX- .his wvgtg' .1 T Vfqtyi ',j95.F+ l' . r f Q V 4 Rockford, Ohio l.lMEsToNE Compliments of ROCKFORD T0 E COMPA Y Phone 276 o 0 ...Pram Z- FUHNISII QE fl ....'z.:'.:.:'... LL 'xwmyf' 'ir 5 117-119 West Main Street t Van Wert OhiO x i Q ., x X , 1 51,7 i 11 I Compliments of .4- .11 i I 5 WILL uma vlnmw 'roms Ohio F A G . 'CE H' Frosty - Zip Chun Quarts, Pints, Cones - Malts Pottery - China Ware Old Hotel Building Willshire MARY M. TETLER Ohio , ' Zia 's'rf'a- m nu un gill. an ll.. F. ' Compliments of Pl easa nt BAUMAN'S GRECERY BEE ELUMBERI C. Build For Tomorrow Free Delivery Berne, Indiana Phone 2-2268 WE DEL BRO . GARAGE Pontiac Sales 8.1 Service Chatt anooga Ghio CONDITIONED N :Neg CURNER PUCKET RESTAURANT illshire, Oluo Ph CQ 565 QE CD Compliments of WILLSRIRE GRAIN and SUPPLY Compliments of VAN FLEET REXALI. DRUG STURE Soda Fountain Service - Prescriptions Wall Paper - Gifts Fd, Ohio P110 Compliments of PURE Ull. STATIUN Fresh Fruits 81 Vegetables Groceries Sz Meats if x , , F' 5 1- 1 1235525 ' E:1.124 'Q5 ' 'E Li ' R X e2?i'i?3Y. 'O'0'f'jf', l E K. ' , 9300 0 , ' ofo999'. ' ' Compliments of sPl'rLEnBnos.m1ocEnv VAN WERWRRRTY FARM BUREAU co-ov ASS'N ry. Tia, ' T ' ,9 55 TWIN S JEWELRY if R g Es.2EtEF.?sr 3313-ai Aye-me U A SNACK EE fvfx if if I ui TRE PIRNEER RESTAURANT E ff Good Food Good Service Good Hospitality 142 S th S d St t Ph 3 9085 D t Id iffouc sfapp CO-EDITORS Jeanette Voltz, Gilbert Merkle ,. 4' f- , - fi r X -2 4 - N -' ' - ' 1 f W ' 5' 1 I ' J ' ' i p ' STANDING, Left to Right: Farrel Krall, John Goodwin, DaveByer,Raymond'Mid1am, Carolyn Charleston Jerry Dennis, Alan Clase, Larry Miller, Dick Samples, Leon Kallenberger, Ronnie Stetler, Donnie Jones SEATED: Linda Finch, Phyllis Baumgarmer, Mary Ann Fisher, Gary Kesler, Betsy Estill, Norma James Vernie Frank. T, , , , I 'GER' ' PRE uinmoion lc. Cars 81 G. M. C. Trucks 217 South Walnut Street Van Wert OhiO cl . 4 N f IVA J .IIIIINSIIN GARAGE N1-I I jar xr w 'IIN-IEE-,Qf 0 Q Tractor, Truck, and Automobile a specialty Eff X I Accessories, Batteries, Weldin , and Tires :ILE Motorola Television Sales :St Service Oils 81 Grease ml.-ff 5? Sinclair Tankwagon Service Agent: Lorin Linn Chattanooga, Ohio Phone-Rockford 275H ' Y Compliments of Iqlnoufh , . X Amuiw GARAGE yi H I Desoto - Plymouth ,ami A A IIIIEWS SAWIIILL W Rockford, Ohio Phone 30 We Buy St Sell All Kinds of Hardwood Chattanooga Ohig WILL IIIIIE I IIB ER C0. Everything To Build Anythin g Willshire, Ohio Phone 66 ronmnc F II 'LT' Q?A Arii-tiflesi X A559 X ,iggiggliiaaiisssim eil 1' li g EFA' S 3 DXTICI s V PX , VJ A 77- ,Y A Compliments of vQelltWAN and SON'S FUNERAL AAAAIAM if R. I.. 41 LABRUN PINIDUCE Dealer in Poultry gl Eggs Wewiiiiilii Iiiiiilmg .A Chattanooga, Ohio Ph e-Willshire l09F22 Q 7412? is 1 senulce A Sfx SS EQQR 5 AELAINGEA GARAGE General Repair Work Tires - Batteries 81 Accessories Willshire, Oh' Ph 68 t A INSURANCE THAT D Compliments of IA. C. PA'l'TISON Insurance Agency R kf d Oh Worzklfi Compliments of tff , 55 S' ':' ' v- f '21 3, P' LS' If wmv? 406:55 6 BORDE ' CHEE ECO. Van Wert Uhi o .LAI , Ilffllllllll uuoxnuxxx Z CERN , 1 ' .xx ' -..-...nlgg N ,S SX e A-S!! 'E' - X , fi . -at -L.' 1 Zl TSMASTER MOTOR Decatur Oldsmcbbile - Cadillzle Sites 81 Service lgt 5 XIQIIFOC Streets X-.4 Indiana , 1 A w 9' N- KIND Rm-lsford, Ohio For the Best Deal In Tires SCH MM GARAGE arburetor Overhaul A Speciality Phone 80 Decatur KROGER C0. 4? , ggnaavw Q ,fi wk - Yefl' t.., c +145 ls I. y . fp .' Indiana M0 'B Q -. -s fix P RDY M0'l'0R 5S 8Q x. 15-AIYIL. W 'ZW-nf 'Q '. q':7y I C 'TFRVNQ' il-it O Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Coxnplete Modern Service 209-IH South Washington Street Van Wert, Ohio Phone 21lJ40 e. f ' ' ' U 1:- y CHEVROLET ' 4,55- tl 'E 0 q et.' 'SX Q.'SQ'.LLLX ox x T Ts f fl Q4 New and Used Cars Complete Body Shop Phone 65 INDBBINS and ROBBl S f??ff1e 1 x Q1 S A o , ..... . ' Q fW't N S txt Q Q FW: . - if , . V A9533 I- N w2Q-iu,2uxixlhiix X lj ' fl Y 7 l ,Lf , f Z if WX' Q ' t , ,. I ZZ Phe Fl'lL'I1CHy Store X Wnlsmre, ohio PWM 4 ' 533550925 + +----- I I g-5551165 A--...,,m it +. b.-gg-----'kill M eg. .,:, : 'ttt - -----t---- - M . ye- V' ,lui-:nn--vQi!'l ' :QV Q AEROQ IPI C. Van We Ft Ohio gl fig lil' T V 1. Compliments of THE FAIR STORE We Appreciate Your Patronage Gifts Si Home Needs Berne Indiana GOTTSCHALK SUPPLY CO. Dealer in High Grade Coal and Building Supplies Berne Indiana Qaagw N 'N F-111' QQ Live Better For Less Buy At KROGER'S Berne Indiana I f E -, MDRTUARY, Q27 KNOLL, BRICKNER, DIDRICK Funeral Home Ambulance Service 419 South Washington Van Wert Qhig HOLTHOUSE, SCHULTE Si CO. Decatur's Store For Men and Boys Decatur Indiana 4-,Jroon MOTOR INN TRUCK STOP Home Cooked Meals Juntion 33 Si 127 Mercer Ohio GENUINE PFISTER HYBRIDS Lead the Field in Yield Phone Wren 43F4 P. F. Nlerkle Dealer Ohio City, Ohio R. F. D. ffl Compliments of STUCKY'S GAS 81 ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Bulk Gas Delivery Service Distributors Anhydrous Ammonia 82011 Nitrogen E. C. Stucky Owner Geneva Indiana 1- - - lil SCOTT'S SHELL STATION Willshire Ohio KIMPEL 'S CIGA R STORE 122 W. Second Street Decatur Indiana Ti 14' f - I 'X ,,,f Compliments of GERBER'S MEAT MARKET Decatur Indiana X fi Qya I OOO 0' -J ' J ' ' . -I-' CD1 1' f'uO O ,QCD ' O 009 :...... .-4 ....,,,. . . wiki? iii THE SCHAFER STORE 114-118 West Second Street Decatur India 1123. DECATUR MUSIC HOUSE 136 West Second Street Home of Wurlitzer Pianos and Organs .YZ ml MYER'S HOME St AUTO Firestone Tires gl Appliances Phone 3- 3301 Decatur Indiana Decatur Indiana IW A A- 4 X1 Pd' - XX Q' 1-AFL 144 . K X - N ' Come To Equity Where Ice Cream Is Best Lunches, Sodas, Sundaes EQUITY DAIRY STORES Decatur Indiana li Compliments of FARMER'S GRAIN 81 SUPPLY Grain and Feeds Phone 57 Rockford Ohi O ww i1i252E5E!ftfi!2xi5s2z2s5apfa3ggmaygagsgsisfzxzgggismasgfevsw ..1. Compliments of C'C,JIDIJliIDCI1fS of J, C. PENNEY CO. 7 LTI I RICH H HOTHE R5 Vim XVQI-t Ohiu DQ'm'L11,L1l' Indiana i ff 111 v X x X Na s .f '7 - ..i ' 1 u a N ,l': 1 1. I A In F IAQ- 2-ii! . 14 . Y . .I lift' ,,. 3' vm-1 Q'OI1QI'L1IL113110115 from I VAN WEE-IT IL-XTCHEHIE5 INC. HON. 127 Vzm Wsrt, Ohiw Phuhv 332- fu fri, - f V , I 9,- Y. , . . 5 Compliments of BALYEAT THE CLOTHIEH Vim Wert Ohiu fwfroob Whuh In Vam VVL-Vt ML-vt XVOLII' Eriyhds dt H.-XLYEAT COFFEE SHOP Dah-, Dem amd Luuis V811 WEN Ohiu 1 4' . I 1 THAI REALUY IN URE EQICHA-KH lN5I'H,AXNQ'E :XCQENCY Willshlre, Ohio Phhm- Zip KOHN FQ WILLI.-X N15 IJ f,J.l1'T,IIll'I1t Stcnv Stnvlv Qmd Quality At Pupulzu' Privvs lim-kI'w1'd, Ohiu PIIOIIL' 2-IM NIIBIJICK K COXIPAXY HCHYQII' 100 yvxars L1 Ouulity Store Duv:1tL11' Imzlizmn -fl' . NX C 1, - I: k ' l'A . ,, s i -eg-Ele gsl ci-. g it 2 P rl ,Jae Q: - X 5' 5 , -L Wx -5, X , Q . 'V n ' If X - -'- S , - . t Q x Compliments Of Compliments of X STUCKY gl CO sTUCKY's DEPT sioaa Complete Home Furnishings Dry GOOC15 and Ready t0 Wear' Mqmroe Indiana , I Berne Indiana f -L. lmfig a : 2:1111 vs r, lu sh O I -- 1, A ' jx it Compliments of I 'nn-3 HoCHFoRD NATIONAL Wmvlimsmfs Of BANK ,Q , KETCHAlVI'S FURNITURE bTOl-th Service plus Courtesy l ROCkfOI,d GMU Rockford, Ohio Phone 275 N . mx '- O !f Minn'- Compliments of Compliments of l MAURER'S HATCHERY AND JOHN T. BRECHT FEED MILL Jewelery 226 North Indiana Street Quality Chicks-Purina Feeds RR? 1 Van Wert UNO Rookford Ohio 'TSP' ' i L ,,:,, , I A WLS - rl.owERs ,pf-vi For Flower Arrangements ,, 'H'-E. ' ,Y That Are Distinctive Compliments of At Reasonable Prices CARL SCHROEDER See Buyer of Beef St Dairy Cattle Cl tt , Oh' ToMCzACK's FLOWERS la anooga 10 t Phones Van Wert 01110 Rockford 275W Wabash 10 on 31 ! 1 Q We iii '5 I nl' S ' umm 'C Q2 IIINN5 ' cntewl aqmwiz f 4 111000 Compliments of For Better Values! lVIIDLAM'S STORE HOLTHOUSE Furniture Store Groceries 81 Meats 239 North Second Street Chattanooga Ohio Decatur Indiana Compliments of Compliments of DR. M. J. OSBORN BOWER JEWELRY sToRE WiUShi1'G 01110 Decatur Indiana D ,Lb USL. Aw up fy.-' . ,saw NSWXQI fyf' I Compliments of YAGER FURNITURE STORE AND FUNERAL HUME BOLLENBACHER GROCERY Phones Phgne 2'2153 ' 2-2409 Willshire 109F2 Berne Indiana Chattangoga Ohio NNI IIIIIIIIIIIIIV . X I I ' I ' , 1 Q' fgiawmmx 27 X fa. y at . ,gig Compliments of SUTTQN'S BERNE ELECTRIC Jewelry Store Hotpoint - Zenith 130 North Second Street Berne Indi-HHH Decatur Indiana L- Compliments of BROWN'S FURNITURE EXCHANGE 116 N. Washington Street Complete Home Furnishings 60005 SHOWALTE R Sporting Goods Your Local Specialist in Sports Phone 2871 108 North Washington Street , Phone 2928 Van Wert Ohio Van Wert Ohio Compliments of FRED A. SMITH LUMBER CO. 13110119 CARL CROOKS Willshire 122F4 Realtor F. A. Smith - Owner - Mgr. Schumm Ohio The Land and Loan Man Marsh Building West Court Street Van We rt 01110 Compliments of Compliments of WESTERN OHIO BOTTLING CO. Phone 2639 DERRY DRUGS Van Wert Ohio 100 East Main Street Van Wert Ohio . et E - , lug I ' If Ein: f l f Q Q esaatff tgtsstms ' ' ' IIUIUUUll7YVIUUIIYUVUUYUUUYYUUYUIIYYY' D I Dlumjrrv 2, F RAABE's INC. VAN WERT GOSPEL GIFT sHoP 507 East Mem Street 226 South Washington Street Dodge 81 Plymouth Phone 22031 Van Wert Ohio Bibles - Books - Pictures Sunday School Supplies Religious Gifts St Wedding Invitations Van Wert Ohio i Best Wishes Class of '56 from Q, THE PEOPLE' E AVI GS BA K R f: A mf - ' TT' X U , f I LI , ' 1 l I van Wert ohio I 2, i I , I Established 1903 -' 2 I 4, 5 I .-4,1 3 HAPPY HOURS ,, 'QT ' +0 3 ROLLER RINK Mr. St Mrs. J. C. Miller 1 Q' . 'ix ll Sendit Q9-igffql 3 d ' X if Public Skating Private Parties MODERN C LEANE RS 2112 miles N. E, of , New Haven Indiana Decatur Indiana , 0 4, 6 I f I . -IIS IASTIRS :DLI I Congratulations To Class Of '56 SPITLER APPLIANCE BEACHES GROCERY Ohio City Ohio Ohio City Ohio We the WILLOW STAFF of 1956, wish to express our Thanks to all merchants who helped to make our annual a success. J I A r i I ru! 34 '- .1 7 . I . T , 5 f 1 F, 1 I rl b y ' I 1 I f f 1 V I G mx -1: U A it I l . 'ffl . , ' .,.i5j'T44-V. 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