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

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GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Bonnie Wells, Eldora Swoyer, Irene Hamilton, Joan Crumley, Mary Althaus, Carole Six, Patty Hurley, Delores Grubb. SECOND ROW: Donna Drum, Gertrude Jackson, Joan Puckett, Carol Cummins, Laura Hartman, Beverly Scothorn, Sharon Bullock, Loretta Jones, Melody Thomas. THIRD ROW: David Riegel, Dale White, Mike Bogdue, Lloyd Davis, Ray Richards, Ted Young. The leader of the chorus, Mrs. Baroffio, was not pre- sent for the picture. The glee club sang at the P. T. A. Christmas Program and some members of the chorus sang at the Pickaway County Music Festival. The chorus group consists of nine sopranos, eight altos, and six male voices. Out of this number, there were nine seniors, nine juniors, one sophomore, and four freshmen. 36

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BRASS SEXTET h -vs-M ' ..-- 10 , . ., ,,, ' W ' -i-1'v '- -1,-11 . ----,.......-- , ,, .- - .........- ,,,,,. D N, . ---7 .....- I ..-- . ,,..'.. ...t , ..-- : -----...-:...'-...- - --,gg : 'f- ' T -fav.: -.11-'22 . .....,,.......-.-, ,-,,,, , ..-,,..---,--i-,- . ..i...-1--1-1-1-'E-. I- ,....- Miss Gaskalla conducting. Members of the brass sextet are: Trumpets, Joe Cavalier, Janie Cline Baritones, Carol Cook, Jim Rileyg Tuba, Melvin Steppg French Horn, John Noeckerg Trombone, Bob McFarland. Our activities for the year included: The Senior Class Play, the P. T. A. Festival and the Spring Concert. We organized rather late in the year, but still feel as though we have learned a great deal from the experience. 35

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1 O F.F.A. ROW ONE: Jack Devitt, Advisor, Ross Barr, David Riegel, Larry Hines, Lindell Bell, Roger Schneider Marvin Brigner. ROW TWO: Bob Soothorn, John Noecker, Jim Riley, Norman Ridwell, Richard Jackson, Paul Loar, Richard Fetheroff, Paul Crumley, Ted Young, Leroy Owens. ROW THREE: IOl1l'1 Tipton, George Forson, Marcus Dresbach, Phillip Slone, Glenn LaRue, Lloyd David, Niels Johnsen, Dale White, Bill Smith, Dave Thomas. The Walnut Chapter, Future Farmers of America, consists of twenty-seven boys enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. The Vo-Ag classes have five boys in the Freshman class, seven boys in the sophomore class and fifteen boys in the Junior and Senior classes. Some of the activities include seven trophies won at the county fair, silver award won in the parliamentary procedure contest, and silver award won in Shop Exhibit at the State Fair. The Fox drive. pest hunt, Rabbit Supper, Spring Banquet, public speaking, Pumpkin Show display, and project tours were also big activities. F. F.A. officers are: President, Harry Hines, Vice President, David Riegelg Treasurer, Marvin Brignerg Secretary, Roger Schneiderg Sentinel, Ross Barr, and Reporter, Lindell Bell. 37