Walnut Creek High School - Anvil Yearbook (Walnut Creek, OH)

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THE ANVIL STAFF THESE ARE THE PUPILS WHO COMPOSED THE UANVILH STAFF: PRESIDENT.................DONNA GERBER SECRETARY........... ...RHEA GERBER 0 a 0 o o o 0 i CALENDAR OF EVENTS,,, ,,,THOMAS E. WEAVER 8 LOIS GERBER PHOTOGRAPHY......... ...LORRELL MAST ACTIVITIES.......... ...SHIRLEY TROYER 52 MARILYN ZAHNER SALES CHAIRMAN....... ...KUE BRAND , ADVERTISING MANAGER.......LOWELL ZOOK CLASS EDITOR......... OLETHA HAMSHER ATHLE'1'ICS..............:::RICH-ARD HOSTETLER II lU.OlOll.IlClDENNIS nAd huntingu began in November 1947. One cold morning, Donna, Marilyn, Lowell, Lois, and Rhea went to Millersburg to get Wadsn. what a day that was! We nearly froze our toes! We really had to work hard to get al the money we needed. Teachers and students were given the responsi- bilities of writing high points of interest. Mrs. Fagley from Dover our photographer,cooperated splendidly with us in taking pictures. A bright light flashed in our eyes now and then-nsnapsu were being made. Lowell, Lorrell, and Richard used all spare moments to record Uadsn. And, finally, the material went to Mrs. Howard MillerCNonma Zookjfor typing. On March 8, all these combined efforts were sent to Wm. J. Keller for complete pro- duction. And now to you, our friends, we present this annual for your enjoyment. Rhea Mae Gerber 2

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DEDICATION' To our parents, who have borne and nurtered ue, to our teachers of the past and present, who have inspired and challenged usg to the alumni, who have set before us a worthy goal, to the seniors, to whom we wish noble success, and to you, our interested reader, we, the Junior Class of 1948, dedicate this school annual. 1

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THE FACULTY Mr. Miller Supt. Orpha D. Troyer Mrs. Alma Le Favour Vernon Miller Harold Wheaton . ne'of the most lasting and influential factors in determin- ing the future welfare of a community, is the school system pro- vided by that particular community, for the education and training of its children. The first requirement of a successful school system is, the provision of an adequate faculty. This faculty must consist of highly trained individuals, who by nature are endowed with wisdom, understanding, and patience. This faculty must possess a collective passion that the talents of each student be guided and directed into channels, that will enable him to live the fullest life. It is the inalienable right of each individual to receive this guidance and direction of his native abilities. We are proud and privileged to be trusted with the res onsibilit of this great work. P y We pledge ourselves to ca out this cha with di it d loyalty and faithfulness. rry rge gn y an The Faculty 3