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

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L TINA CLAVA F1rst Row Carolyn Tussrng Loutse Marshall Donna Toole Mary Jane Cremeans Carol Cook Helen Adams Sue Wolcott Melody Thomas Ruth Ann Black Second Row Mrs Hunt advrsor Loretta Jones Sharon Bullock Barbara chaffm Becky Hartley Laura Belle Hartman Jo Ann Eccard Jame Clme Ilene Hamtlton Dorothy bptres Th1rd Row Peggy Hoover Mae Martm Judy Hosler Ray Rrchards Don Forquer Jerry Neff Beverly On January 21 the f1rst and second year Latln students of Walnut organtzed a Latln Club wtth Mrs Hunt as advtsor Any Walnut student who has completed or was takmg Lattn I was eleg1ble for mcmbershtp The followtng offtcers were chosen Jerry Neff prestdent Beverly acothron vtce prestdent Laura Hartmen secretary Carole Cook treasurer Don Forquer news reporter John Ttpton parltamentartan and Jo Ann Eccard sentrnel Page 43 ' : ' . ' . . . . Scothorn, John Tipton, Bonnie McPherson.

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HO OR GCIETY hilly William Drum Charles Hines Mary Anne Noecker Mrs Dresbach To be chosen as a member of the National Honor Society a pupil must have an academic average of '2 75 Fifteen per cent of the seniors and 10 per cent of the Juniors may be nominated for membership We were happy to have one of our members William Drum elected as bargent at Arms in the county last year We served as hosts to the County Honor Society Banquet which was held April 15 The pupils pictured here were elected in 1954 from the Junior class This year s newly elected members are Bonnie Crumley David Betz and sharon Applet seniors Peggy Hoover Judy Hosler and Dick Riegel juniors Page 42 QMJ 5 A s fry.. S . ' I 1 f I I I . I I 1 Selections are based on character, service to the school and leadership, as well as on scholarship. I I N' . . , , - - , ' - ' N. ' 4 ' w 'Q ' I x s x I x 1 U 1 Q ' x 1 V Q I 1 1 v V I 1

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RELIGIOUS TRAINING Reverend Fred Ketner Reverend Henry Tegtmeier Reverend Emerson Abts This year a new course was added to our curriculum--religious education. Fifty-nine high school students enrolled in the program. Classes met one period each week during the second semester. A choice of three classes was offered the students: The Christian Life , taught by The Reverend Emerson Abtsg The Life of Christ , taught by The Reverend Fred Ketnerg and O1d Testament History , taught by The Reverend Henry Tegtmeier. The photograph shows a Monday morning chapel service. Each Monday one ofthe local ministers brings the inspirational message. Pictured is the Reverend James Recob of the Calvary E. U. B. Church in Circleville.