Akron High School - Golden Haze Yearbook (Akron, IN)

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PROJECTION CLUB 43' 'S The members of the Projection Club devote their time to they may assist teachers in the showing of educational learning the operation of school projectors in order that filmS. DRAMATICS CLUB The Drama Club l12lS g1'OWI1 rapidly SlI1CC the llll pl'OdL1CllOfl are anxigugly preparing t0 pfgduce angther hit f0f the COIT1 of the school's first musical last year. All ofthe members munity this year.

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HEALTH CAREERS CLUB 1 , i il' i The Health Careers Club was Created te aid these Students viding the members with information related to the various interested in pursuing a career in the field of health. Mrs. Careers dealing with health. Davis, our school nurse, has been extremely helpful in pro- SCIENCE CLUB in The members of the Science Club are always eager to broad- dents work hard toward the Science Fair which is held in en their knowledge of science, whether it be by lab experi- in the spring, Each one enters a project of his own design mentation or by merely observing nature itself. These stu- in the competition.

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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is actually a stu- dent governing body composed of representatives of all of the classes, chosen in the class elections each spring. These students Work diligently with the administration in order to allow the student body more priv- iledges and to provide a finer at- mosphere for school functions. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The members of National Honor Society are elected by the faculty on outstanding qualities of leadership, scholarship, character, and service. Each member must maintain at least a 3.0 average each grading pe- riod to remain in the society. Their main project of the year is selling magazines. All of the proceeds from these sales go into the scholarship fund. From this fund, N.H.S. seniors who ask for a scholarship and are approved by the faculty, are awarded S100 scholarships toward their college education.