Walnut Township High School - Kernel Yearbook (Ashville, OH)

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ECG D GRADE Fust Row Ten Hoffhrnes, Sharon Matteson Mane Clendenen Dorothy Rose, Rosemary Runkle Meredith Johnson, Bonnie Forquer, Betty Grable Darlene Fnend Jayme Hay Jeanne Momson Jud1th Sykes Second Row Evelyn Wrllrams Barbara Cromley, Jamce Glasspoole Patty Stepp, Nancy Hmes Carol Balthaser, Mane Short Carla Whltaker Ltnda Rose Ethel Lawson Tlurd Row Jack Moats Jrmmy Joe Brady Larry Hall Johnny Harber, Danny Trpton, Gerald Hill, Leroy Swackhammer M1chaelR1ffle Dav1d Prrce, Roe Riegel Scott Clay Smallwood, Lawrence Sprres, Homer Lrttle Bobby McFarland Not Plctured Marzetta Stutler, Donna Fetherolf Delores Murphy Recess has been more than a t1me to play for the second graders Games have helped them learn to add subtract spell and read They purchased a number of educatlonal games wxth therr P T A grft One favonte IS their add1ng scales When two plastic numbers are hung on one sxde of the scales theu sum must be placed on the other srde to balance the scales Anagrams and an anthmenc game called Say It are other favorites with the chrldren The second grade room mother was Mrs Davrd D111 Page 3l Fourth Row: Alan Dill, Kenneth Cookson, Eddie Roark, Jerry Bell, Loy Smith, Terry Hartley, Jack

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THIRD GRADE Frrst Row Sheryl Wood Jackre Lrndsey Patty Collrns Karen Calton Ruth Sowers Karen Duvall Connre Holbrook Betty Thomas Margaret Russell Second Row Dorrs Harrrs bhrrlev Shoemaker Carol Ann Taylor Florence McFarland Phyllrs Gregory Johnny Seyfang Jrmmy Ramey Mrs Alspaugh Thlrd Row Charles Hurley Bobby Hlnes Benny Grable Ronnre Welch Ted Harber Brlly Tussrng Harold Russell Fourth Row Johnny I-Iamrlton Ray Noecker Gary Jackson Robert Wrllrams Carl Roark Stephen Not Prctured Judy McGraw Ralph Hart and Franklrn Hedges Curtarn gorng upl the drrector sald and the thrrd graders began workrng the strlngs whxch made thelr puppet actors come to llfe The puppets performed on a stage purchased wrth money grven to the class by the P T A The frrst play grven was one from therr reader A Rrde to Anrmal Town Mrss Irwrn helped by typrng the play and Mrs Haney showed them how to make sawdust puppets Later the class bought new plays and puppets for therr theater Thrs 15 one project whrch has helped the class learn whrle dorng rnterestrng thrngs Mrs Rennle Sowers and assrstants Mrs Donald Collrns and Mrs Martha Pontlous have been room mothers for the th1rd grade room Page 30 . . , . . . ' I I I I I I ' l I I ' , : . .n , . I ' ' ' . V I I I A 1 ' 2 . ' . . ' . . ' ' . I l . . . ' ' r 1 Dixon, Eugene Massie, Larry Pontius. : . , ' . 1 I l . a O u . . , . . . . '

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FIRST GRADE Frrst Rot Ann Peters Sandra Lou Harris Barbara Jo Butt Linda Lou Leist Jeraldlne Rich Connie Rernhart Dorothea Dixon Grace Ann Cleffey Second Row Mike Greeno David Hunt Donme Balthaser Gayle Fosnaugh Peggy Tucker Diana Bowers Mary Katherine Johnson Mrs Cooper Third Row: Frankie Rice Butch Little Jimmy Matteson Donnie Crumley Herbert Bailey Charles Bell, Bobbie Stone, Steven Smallwood, Charles Bowers. Fourth Row: Larry Sayre, Dean Riegel, Claude Dixon, Frank Jackson, Jackie Jay, Paul Sark, Roger Taylor, Gary Bartholomew, David Holland. The weeks before Thanksgiving were busy ones for the first graders. They built a sand table model of the First Thanksgiving. Reading stories helped them learn more about Pilgrims. A model log cabin was placed on green sponge grass. Twig trees were trimmed with tiny crepe paper leaves in fall colors. Separated from the house by a little rail fence was a corn field with rows of tiny corn shocks of dried weeds, piles of corn fkernelsj and candy pumpkins. ln the cabin yard, Indians and Pilgrims made of clothespins and pipecleaners were gathered around a feast table and an open fire. Turkeys fashioned of potatoes and feathers strutted around the scene. The first graders now have a better understanding of the Pilgrim's first Thanksgiving. The room mothers for the first graders are Mrs. Roger Bowers, and Mrs. George Bowers. Page 32