Chesapeake High School - Panther Yearbook (Chesapeake, OH)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This year the Eunice Siple Chap- ter of the National Honor Society inducted eighteen new members. The inductions were held on the sixth of January and the traditional candlelight ceremony was wit- nessed by the student body. Jill Sheets gave the introductions and Jay Matthews read the history. Mark Huff, Kurt Hesse, Me- lanie Inscoe, Anita Gue and Ten! Folsom gave speeches on Scholarship, Service, Citizenship, Leadership and Character. Juniors and Seniors are inducted according to their grade average, extra curricular activities and char- acter. Being chosen as a member of the National Honor Society is recog- nized as one of the greatest honors that a high school student may re- ceive. 1. Seniors: sitting: T. Tawney, D. Shaffer. J. Saunders, K. Lock. bard, N. Perdue, R. Osbome,- -J. Day, and C. Petalnget standing: 5. Matthews, 1'. Folsom, and Mr. Bmestle, sponsor t 2. Juniors: 5. Sumptet,M. Carton, C. Clay, and 1'; Thompson. 3. Officers: J. Sheets '- pres., M. Hum treasu A 6:19 - sec, M.- lquet- v. pres. :::: . Quest :10! fire. a 88 a $1 . Is mom here yet? . Flic that Bic!!! Ostrhh

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STUDENT . . Our, 1982 Student :C0unciln '5: 9 V consists of th1rty-six. members with 5 , I representatms from all of the 5 classes. Each repre5entative is elected from two parties, Action and Union. The ma1n purpose of the student . . c6unci7 5'3 help to improve the 1' relatians. between the teachers and the students. 5 Every year Student Count is , responsible for holding the Home w cqmlng Dance. They sponsored. several car wa5he5 and bake 5ale5 i in order to raise the money for the dance; They also sold pens and pencils to the stuHentwbody L This year the student council .. held a Red Cross Blood Drive. . 2 on November 30,1981 where 5tu 5' dents over se venteen could donate. .M . ,5

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This year the Beta Club were in soring the which Included: the toss, the egg roll, the race, egg toss, relay bubble gum blowing contest. The purpose of the Beta Club is to promote the ideals of honesty, service and leadership among the high school students of America. It also rewards meritorious achieve- ments and encourages and assists students in conthzuing their educa; tion after high school. Wt Sophomores, Juniors and Iors are inducted into 'If they have a ' the e , a t. 5L - 31:3 .t a 433K '- ,T , V 2 - K t em 4N w. V 1. 0fflcers:A. Gue - sea, T. Tawney - v. pres., R. Payton - pres, S. Sumpter - treas. 2 Waiting for the ceremony to begin. 3. Handing out the certificates 4 Don't break those eggs! 5. Jet row: C. Henson, T. Turner, C. Persinger, and C. row: L. T. K. Sheets, J. due. 3rd ney .C. L .1! Matthews, S; K. Rice, M. M. 12;: and Estep; G Graham, T. pleton, K. Ellis. 7th row: J. Day, D. , and M.