In order to be on the Honor Roll all students must get all A's or B's on their report cards. The students on the honor roll for this six weeks are:

SENIORS: Richard Berglund,  Helen Long,  Bob Jacobson,  Sharry Truax,   and  Carol Williams.

JUNIORS:  Loretta Kling,  Rosetta Kling,  Joan Morris,  and  Sharon Roush.

SOPHOMORES:  Regina Dipert,  Claudia   Henderson,  Phil Jacobson,  and  Shirley Ross.

FRESHMEN:  Beverly Johnson,  Judy Gongwer,  and  Lorraine Mullet.

EIGHTH GRADE:  Susan Klingerman,  Beverly Leininger,  Larry Pontius,  Mark Ross,  John Ruhl,  and  Linda Smith.

SEVENTH GRADE:  Karen Thompson,  John Huffman,  and  Robert Crundwell.

SIXTH GRADE:  Brend Hostetler,  Barbara Martin,  Judy Martin,  Mike Pippenger,  Maxine Mullet,  and  Marilyn Wringer.

FIFTH GRADE:  Randy Burkholder,  Douglas Hurford,  Timothy Johnson,   Stephanie Jacobson,  Paul McBride,  Debra Klingerman,  Carol Pontius,  and  Susan Zartman.

SENIOR HI-Y PARTY

On the evening of April 26, the Senior Hi-Y had a party in the school cafeteria. One half of the cafeteria was used; it was decorated with a false ceiling.

The group was entertained by records and dancing. Refreshments of sandwiches and pop were served.

The Tyner senior class left Plymouth on Pennsylvania Railroad's "The General" at 5:40 p.m. on Thursday. They spent the night enroute to Washington D.C.

The class visited Senator Vance Hartke. From there they went to the Supreme Court Building, ate lunch and toured the Building of Printing and Engraving, where they saw the printing of U.S. postage stamps and money.

One of the most interesting tours was taken through the F.B.I. Building. In the evening several of the group attended a baseball game between the Senators and Yankees.

Saturday morning they boarded the A.B.&W. Transit bus for a trip to Arlington Cemetery to see the changing of the guard and the Statute of Iwo Jima.

Sunday morning was free thus giving the students an opportunity to go to the church of their choice. Sunday afternoon was spent in a trip to Annapolis, Maryland.

The class visited the Naval Museum, the chapel, Bancroft Hall and strolled about the grounds.

That evening, the students were taken on a night tour of Washington and stopped at the Wax Museum , Ford's Theater, where President Lincoln was assassinated, the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Memorial.

They visited the Zoo and stopped at the Washington Catherdral on the way to the depot.