Big Spring High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Big Spring, TX)

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NHS Grows In Beverly Peters lights the symbolic candle for character. The National Honor Society inducted forty new members this morning in the Steer Gymnasium. Jan Campbell, Beverly Peters, Mary Boren, and Kristine Britain spoke on the qualifications of leadership, character, service, and scholarship. The inductees had to meet these qualifications, have an average of 90 or above, and meet other re- quirements to be eligible for membership. At the traditional assembly before both fellow students and their parents, the new members were presented with carnations, lighted candles, and were pinned by the present members of the society. Membership Juniors repeat the pledge of the National Honor Society afte receiving their candles and carnations Jan Campbell pins Don Crockett s NHS pin on .20 r is

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1 :.ms.... .ww ,,. , y 1 s machine? l Gary Rogers, Clif Talbot, Kirby Horton, and Gary Turner return from the new gym where they have been gathering news for the CORRAL or were they visiting the candy Semi-Hnalisi Seeks Scholasiic Success Sarah Bennett was chosen by a national board test to be named semi-finalist for the National Merit Scholarship. As a semi-finalist, Sarah will have to substantiate her first qualifying test on a second ex- f .V,d K 'rr ' g .,,,,k i , ' y,byy srltrs lll Iil K s t 2, wevm. . I9 amination and fulfill routine re- quirements before being named a finalist. Sarah is a senior at BSHS, and is a member of the History Club, FHA, Latin Club, and the Student Council. She plans to attend Bay- lor University and major in sociol- ogy.

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at -3 Y' ,H .gr QWWH' f If ,lv J,-a,,pQ4 ,f Bill Bennett accepts a Carnation from Linda Tune. Kathleen Bryan passes her candle through the four symbolic candle of the NHS while Anne Castellina Cheryl Cederberg, and Cheryl Colclazer look on.