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

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THE ANVIL STAFF ,...J N-X Plctures to take-plamung to do-adver txsements to get records to keep-papers to wrlte-typmg to practlce all this goes unto wrltmg THE STORY OF THE YEAR 1954 1955 of the WALNUT C REE K ,SCHOOL And to the Jumors xs alloted the task of recordmg thxs lustory of the year ln word and picture Kay the president of our class acted as our chlef duector Efficiently and m a busl ness like manner she accepted her m1port ant role Charle1-our s cretary kept our records neatly and carefully Hts orlgmal sugges tions and correspondence work were yery cap- ahly done Julla our keeper af the purse not 0 ly kept meticulous records but also con cerned herself that there was sufficient money to finance our project '- Maurlces task was unusually well done as manager of the advertlsmg compaxgn His dependability and accuracy could not be surpassed Gwen Helshberger-our vlce presldent accepted the tedious task of keepmg daily notes of the school 3.63115 to preserye ln a brief diary And Gwen Muller Janet Manlyn Marcuy Marland supplied the necessary backmg and help m all the maklngs of the annual which IS necessary to produce a co operative nroyect of a class And now we present to you our annual Errors perhaps Falhngs no doubt Omlsslons of course But our best efforts, And graciously gn en, To you, our friends. 4 4 I A 7 Y ,, ,- as W A 1. V3 ,l S4 X'-,X . I , 'Q l v l I 0 I -ft le QL 7' ' 1 'ttf ' P4 f A ' , 4 ,I ,f , R 'H C A A ,- 1 1 V x . A l 3 'V J ,' I. .I ' I- . . lc! ' , V ' ' , x f 1 K l I' ff I' :J l fs' ff: 3 ., Q H a- - ,, 2 - l ,.A ' I ,. - .f x W N - n I . , Q n 1 Q I . . Y E - . . V . . ' '- l , - . . ' V g qv -I l V I . . . V Mi I 1 Q I . 0 1 M I I Q I -11 1 bi U - K T- Y . 1 - . ' . . V - - e - - - I .I Y Y , . Y 1 l ' A . , - -.at ni ' ' , n ' ' - l K u q . Y Y

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lf? 'Q- 'Q-'N DEDICATION Richard Yoder Griewe not that I die young' Is it not better that I die Before life has lost its beauty Richard Yoder began his school career at Walnut Creek in Scntcmhcr Nh-l He was a tall thln lad with a rather nale look His alert smiling ex es were a con spurious nart of his face And It wasnt long until we knew that Richard was rcallv here to learn He said little and his health did not nermlt his participating in manv actiutics but he had a slv humor and such a keen intelligence that the power of his personality drew friends to him. And now he is gone' Gone' lt was hard to believe that death should snatch from his family and our school such a fine young man when he was onlv fif teen one who gave so much pronuse of contributing to the good of the world But he is gone But gone does not mean dead for Richard is not really dead' He is living hanpilw m a kingdom pre pared for such who have lived not for self but for the God whom thev serve and lote His life was a chal lcnge' his passing was a still greater challenge for Richard faced it courageously as he did work illness 'ind disappointment. The Junior Class wishes to dedicate this annual to the memory of a fine student and a noble life - Richard Yoder Well blest is he who has a dear one dead A friend he has whose face will never change- The anchor of a love is death. 3

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