Beavercreek High School - Beaver Tales Yearbook (Beavercreek, OH)

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N AT IDXA J-morrow.. Somew x8 I! x I L f ' N S6 Nl NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Nineteen-sixty-two marked the beginning of the Beavercreek chapter of the National Honor Society. Mrs. Earl Hopkins and Mrs. Jay Check as the advisors. Members for the honor society are rated by all the high school teachers on the basis of character, service, leadership, and scholarship. Forty-five students were inducted this year, 152 of the SENIOR class and SZ of the junior class. In future years, 52 of each junior class and 102 of each SENIOR class will be chosen, making 1575 of each graduating class members of the National Honor Society. Those tapped for 1962 were: l. to r. --FIRST ROW--Mrs. Jay Check, Don Axe, Anne Zinck, Ann Albright, Larry Brown, Suzi Zur- cher, Sharon Gleadall, Chris Kennedy, Kay Rasper, and Meredith Finley. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Earl Hopkins, Gundy Menk, Judy Wells, Margaret Hurley, Lynnell Borde- wisch, Sharon Black, Barbara Wetzel, Janet Shumaker, Pam Robinson, Pat Brown, and Judy Zinck. THIRD ROW--Steve Grice, Jane Nussbaum, Judy Glover, Barbara Fannin, Tom Chamberlain, Bonnie Waters, Cindy Baker, Joyce Mason, and Bob Buerger. FOURTH ROW--Sharon Wiseman, Nancy Pleska, Sandy DeBra, Barbara Wightman, Linda Koerner, Jane Geswein, Sharon Sears, and Mary Coy. FIFTH ROW--Terry Jones, Rusty Cleaver, Jack Fisher, Richard Norman, Bill LaPrise, Russ Masters, Douglas Schneider, and Phil Shepardson. These girls are winners of local scholar- Mrs. Alex Pleska, president of the high school PTA, presents ships. L.-R.--Bonnie Waters, S100 from both Meredith Finley fleftj and Sharon Gleadall frightj with Greene County Realtors: Lynneu Borde- S100 scholarships from the high school and junior high school wisch, S1000 from BCTAS and Barb PTA. Wetzel, S400 from the main school PTA. 109

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SENIOR Rusty Cleaver's project, Nutritional These four juniors from Beavercreek placed in the ninety-ninth Str-rdY of 3 Closed Ecological SY5fem, Worr in the National Merit Scholarship Test given all over the first Prize 5oho1ar5hrP of S2400 in the Five nation. I.. to r.: Marilyn Miller, Terry Smith, Chris Kennedy, Area Science Program in the ohomrSrrY and Phil Steude. division- The SPIRIT OF BEAVERCREEK is evident in the scholastic achievements of the stu- dents. The students try their best to represent Beavercreek in science fairs and scholar- ship tests, Win a place on the school honor roll, and to be inducted into the National Honor Society. Four years of work and study lead up to the long-awaited time of graduation. Each student's pride in Beavercreek helps to further the SPIRIT OF BEAVER CREEK. Suzi Z'-l1'Ch91' f9C9rVeS her diploma from MT- SENIORS marching to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance Horace CoYa Prosldeor of the Bofwororoek that will make them graduates of Beavercreek High School. Board of Educ ation. 108

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Class of '62 Jane Geswein, left, and Judy Zinck, right, were valedictorians of the Class of '62. Both girls tied with the same point average of 4.175, after four years of high school. Doug Schneider, center, was salutatorian ofthe class. ,ff Jack Fisher was awarded the SENIORS solemnly await to receive their diplomas 2nd annual Tgm Stebbins which will close an important chapter in their lives. Sports Scholarship, Speakers for Commencement were: l.-r.-- Rev. Harold L. Ogden, Kirkmont Presby- terian Churchg Mr. E. W. Kavanagh, Supt. of County Schoolsg Mr. Vaughn, P. Lewis, - Supt. of Schoolsg Rev. Kay M. Glaesner, St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Springfield, Ohiog Rev. Carl W. Knoch, Beaver United Church of Christg Mr. Horace Coy, Pres. Board of Education: Mr. Roger Sweet, Principal, 51' l 110