Vermilion High School - Log Yearbook (Vermilion, OH)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, an organization for juniors and Seniors who display good char- acter, leadership, and willingness to serve, as Well as maintain a good scholastic record, has for many years been an important part of VI-IS . The club's primary proj- ect has been to earn money for scholarships which are given an- nually to two of the Senior mem- bers. To earn this money, the club shared the popcorn conces- sion during the basketball games and furnished a dessert after each of the plays . The club, advised by Miss Mary Chadwick, had an active, interest- ing year with various meetings and activities. SITTING left to right--S. Fultz, J. West, J. Navalinsky, T. Yeamens, P. Prieur, E. Brown, E. Trintcr, B. Warner, J. Mikola,D. Jeffrey, C. Brown- ing, D. Skwronski, Miss Chadwick, advisory B. Crisp, C. Zickefoose, M. Agen.STANDING--S. Snell,N. Karcher, S. Reiber, S. Backus, B. Green- wood, D. McClimans, D. Zerad, P. Kishman. LADDER BOTTOM to TOP --J. Neff, K. Seibert, M. Poff, S. Naegele, C. Simon, J. McClurkin. 1 Sue Backus takes charge of the cleaning detail following the basket- ball game. 15

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Honor Students Welcome New Members ' .Q jx: l . ull K 4 v 'xx A ' N -- SITTING--C. Griswold, M. Minich, Mrs. Liston, C. Fandrich, S. Heberling, T. Stasky, F. Watkins, M. Liston, B. Shellhouse M. Wakefield, M. Hart. STANDING--S. Kryzkwa, H. Kishman, E. Paskvan, J. Moes, C. Trinter, M. Potter, D. Duval, T Malone, D. Dycus, M. Poff, J. McMillin. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY is advised by Mrs . Schroeder and Mrs . Liston and includes those Freshmen and Sophomores who have maintained a B average and shown the qualities of leadership, char- acter, scholarship, and service. Meetings were held monthly with a party at Christmas and a trip to the Natural Science Museum in january . The new members were inducted and the year was completed with a picnic at Mr . and Mrs . Liston's home at which time the new officers were elected. NJHS checks coats at all basketball games. I4

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FUTURE TEACHERS: SITTING--C. Gvist, D. Hamner, T. Stasky, D. Kerns, C. Foster, C. Tresise, E. Smith, Treas., V Kobza, M. Avery, N. Ayars, Pres., B. Johnson, Vice-pres., C. Corey, C. Gleason, Sec., P. Russell, S. Darby, C. Athey, E Trinter, C. Kunlzer. lst ROW--P. Krill, E. Koachway, J. McMillen, M. Billingsley, P. Kishman, N. Karcher, J. Mikola, P Prieur, S. Snell, S. Reiber, C. Foster, T. Tischer, G. Backus, S. Zahn, J. Schnitzler. ROW 2--P. Harris, V. Cashell, K Smith, L. Mattevi, S. Ashby, D. Alaimo, G. Washabaugh, K. Parsons, J. Whitt, V. Pack, E. Brown, D. Skowronski, C Browning. ROW 3--D. Griffin, M. Nedro, D. Parsons, 'B. Snell, N. Karcher, N. Ward, J. Kobza, R. Browning, D Smith, T. Stanford, P. Pozega, R. Miller, R. Mayer, T. Wheeler, R. Rice, M. Poff. Future Teachers Assist Faeulgf J W i F .T.A. gives the students at VHS a g chance to take a realistic look at teaching. it - This is done by giving the students a chance sie rf 1 to observe and try their hand in many xiii? . s,g:. il teaching situtations. The faculty ofthejun- T R ior High and Elementary Schools helped by 5 ' W - allowing the students to assist with the classes. The club, advised by Mr. Larry Fire- stine, held regular meetings at which time they studied various colleges and at Christ- mas assisted Varsity Club in decorating the School. Euclid who? I6