Williamstown High School - Wilhishan Yearbook (Williamstown, WV)

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COUNTING ON ACTIVITY When students took time out of their busy schedules they counted on some fun to be mixed with the necessary hard work Some students Joined clubs which honored them for a high grade point average or to become more knowledgeable The National Honor Society sold Halloween and Valentine s Day messages in order to finance the annual NHS induction ceremony one which honors students with a 3 6 grade point average and a plethora of activities In preparation for the Golden Horsehoe exam eighth grade students worked with Some Special Topics students strove to gain further understanding of World policies as they attended the United Nations simulation in New York City After sacrificing numerous lunch hours the TV Honor Society defeated St Marys and Belpre hopefully on the way to a national competition A number of clubs sponsored events which involved the en tire school After the late snow arrived The Ski Club planned a school wide skung trip for all students The Student Council sponsored a Christmas canned food drive which helped feed the needy in the Williamstown area Students added yet another activity to already busy schedules as they helped others or themselves. Classmen used club time to their advantage - they made it count! J A L Mr. Sauro to perfect the knowledge of West Virginia history. was if is Prospects for Plasma. - The annual Student Council Bloodmobile provides an opportunity for students and faculty to donate blood. Here, Senior Tracy Mollohan and Mr. Terry Smith provide blood for the Red Cross. WILHISHAN 1 17