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- + + honors, and Scholarships STAR AND KEY OFFICERS—The fall officers are (from left to right) Lora Holmes, recording secretary; Julie Roemer, financial secretary; Mike Preminger, vice president; Diane Gray, president; Jo Anne Alsup, publicity. Alameda High's highest honor society, The Cali fornia Scholarship Federation, is open t any student who received |0 points during a semester grading period. Each A is worth three its, and each B counts as one point. A person may also get one point for participation in activities. P.E. and R.O.T.C. grades are not considered for eligibility. The C.S.F., sponsored by Mrs. Marilyn Jeffs, offers a tutoring service in any academic subject. C.S.F. LEADERS—These officers are (from left to right) Ann Leffler, vice-president; Chris Celustka, financial secretary; Christy Cannon, recording secretary; Diane Gray, editor. Missing from the picture is Elsa Braal, president. Alameaa's other honor society, Star and Key, is open to students who have a B average during a semester grading period. To become a life member of Star and Key, one must have joined three consecu- tive or four non-consecutive semesters. The club's activities include a snow cone sale, a picnic and a Christmas party with Encinal High School. C.S.F. OFFICERS—Leaders of our state-wide federation are (left to right) Lori White, vice-president; Kathy Gray, record- ing secretary; Bob Godfrey, president; Lenore Ferro, financial secretary. Missing from the picture is Julie Roemer, activities chairman.
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Awards, rewardd,... FINALISTS—The winners of Bank of America awards are (from le ft to right) Jim Mein, Lori White, Vea Kolberg and Bob Godfrey. Alameda High School honored a host of scholars, this year, through the bank of America Achievement Awards Program, the D.A.R. award and the National Merit Schol- arship Corporation. The Bank of America Achievement Awards Program is presented for seniors throughout California high schools every year. The purpose of this scholarship pro- gram is to give public recognition to those utstanding seniors whose scholastic records merit the honor. Bob Godfrey is Alameda High's finalist in liberal arts; Vea Kolberg in fine arts, Jim Mein in vocational arts, and Lori White in science and mathematics. Zone finalists re- ANN LEFFLER National Merit Scholarship semi-finalist ceive cash awards for their efforts and abil ities. In the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion Good citizen award program Carol Mc- Quay was the recipient. She was picked through elections held in each senior advis- sory for her contributions to city and school. Girls winning the D.A.R. award may enter district and state competition. The National Merit Scholarship Corpora- tion awards scholars on the basis of merit without regard to financial need. A board of experts then selects the winners of unspon- sored scholarships. This year for the first time Alameda High School has a National Merit Scholarship finalist, Ann Leffler. CAROL McQUAY D.A.R. Good Citizen
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