Talk:Worthington Christian High School

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I have re-added "Melody Pomeroy", but without the link. This is a case similiar to an actor listed in the credits of a film, but not yet qualified for their own article. There are many cases where we mention names of people not qualified for an article. Also, the normal prohibition against merging info from a deleted article doesn't apply since a) I added to both b) I release my changes to the public domain c) I'm the only person needing attribution and I've waived that requirement (even if it did apply). --Rob 22:29, 28 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Besides Tyler Joseph, the other co-founding member of Twenty One Pilots was Nick Thomas. He graduated from Worthington as well, the same year Joseph did.

Btw, the year is wrong on Joseph's graduation year. It was 2008. Newsletter to prove it: see pg. 12 for relevant info RhettGedies (talk) 20:07, 6 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]