Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-03-22

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Mary Butz, Phyllis Dillman,
Christopher Goldthorpe, Ty-
Ter Hamilton, Eileen Jones,
Leslie Kasper, Karen May,
James Merhar, Thomas New
ton, Jeffrey Slime, Richard
SWogger.
Sophomores: c a t h e inc
Campbell, Barbara Evans,
Barbara Frank, Mary Ann
Goddard, Nancy Lease, Hea-
ther Lorber, Elizabeth Pfend-
der, Virginia Ritzell, RoSalyn
Smith and Constance Whit
lock.
Pledges will have to main
tain the high standards set by
the National Honor Society in
or d er to become regular
members and to retain that
membership.
On Sunday afternoon, Mar
18 at 800, the P. T. A. invited
the faculty and parents of
Honor Society members to a
tea at the high school where
the induction ceremony was
repeated.
The entire gym floor was
covered with exhibits to the
Science Fair, held March Is,
and 16 at the h i G h school.
There ere contributions
from the third grade in ele-
mentary school through the
twelfth grade in high school.
According to Frank Tuck
head of the h g h school
science department. 1t was
decided to award trophies to
the top winners instead Of
gold medals as in the past.
The West G aug a Junior
Chamber of Commerce pre-
Sented trophies to six stud
entS. Warren Gechi was tops
in Physics with an x-ray mac
hine he had built. In ChemiS-
try, Howard LeiSt won with a
fuel cell exhibit which pro-
duced electricity from gases
Taffy Willis was the winner
in Biology with a d demonStra-
ton of the effect of diabetes
on pregnancy in rats. HigheSt
in the ninth grade was Robert
Moehler who also had a fuel
cell exhibit. For the eighth
grade, John Nestor showed
Power of the Future, Mag
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Linda
Burcheck, tops for the seven
tn grade, had an exhibition on
the sense of taste.
In the Solo and Ensemble
contests sponsored by the
Ohio Music Education Assoc.
iation at Youngstown Univer.
Sity, March 10, Patricia Lei.
nard, on clarinet and Heather
Lorber on flute received sup
erior ratings and will go tc
Ohio State University. Shar.
on Veraguth, piano, also re.
ceived a superior. Excellent
ratings were given to Noe,
HayaShi, violin, Gordon Graft
piano and baSSoon, George
Zork o, trombone, Cynthia
Miller, piano and Barbara
Evans, piano. A good ratine
was + e C e ived by Davic
Frank.
The West Geauga Major
cites won second place in The
st. Patrick's Day parade il
Cleveland.
P.T.A.
The elementary PTA will
meet March 26, 800 at the
WestWood school. Science
is the name of the program
for the evening. There will bt
a panel discussion on science
in grades l and 2 by Mrs
Olive Miller; science in grad
es 3 and 4 by Mrs. Katherin
SteingaSS and science in gra
des 5 and 6 by Mr.. Wayn
Hosmer.. T h e parents vii
participate in the theme 81
Day with Colonel Glenn"
Through the Eyes of a Fam
lily" by Mrs. VIM. Gaines an,
her children and "Throug,
the Eyes of a Press Photo
grapher" by Julian Wilson
Associated Press Photograr
her.
The Elementary PTA wi
hold a bake sale in conjuctio
with the WestWood Father
Fish Fry, Friday, March 2;
at Westwood school. They wi
also have a bake sale at tn
March 25 Sponsors Pancak
Breakfast.
Grange
Title of the program of th
March 13 Grange meetin
was March Has Some
Everything. Mrs. Lawrenc
Pottloc raod q Unrca pntitle