Canby High School - Cougar Yearbook (Canby, OR)

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tl' ' T f J 5 if f V g Aware FRONT ROXY:-lllillfl, l-'I.lilS- L'lltlAl'l'IR, I'Ult'l'ER SEVUNIT ROXV:f-lill SI I ICH SNYUER, MISS GA RM! HE TOP HOW' ZWSTRONG 99 if! HW ' lx' QD FRONT HOW :-DANIELSON MYERS, ARNESON, SCIIUTZ JOHNSON SEVUNII ROXV:-FLEISVH l!Al'l-Ili, l,L'HlNIilI.I,, VHIS SEL, SVALLON, EIU, LVGIN HILL TOP ILOVV:-HURDEN, GAR MIRE MR. SILKE, THOMAS .A 7' EID El HONOR SOCIETY The Nu Eta Sigma, the Canby Chapter of the National Honor Society, started the year with three members. Var- ious elections by the faculty throughout the school year selected to membership twelve more students for their out- standing abilities in leadership, scholarship, service, and character. The maximum membership was increased to include the names of those who deserved the honor. A public initiation was held on the evening of April 16. Former members conducted the impressive candle light ceremony. The year's activities culminated with their publication of a Handbook to be given to everyone who purchases a Student Body Ticket during the year 1940-41. QUILL AND SCROLL The for High must be Staff, be class, or Quill and Scroll is the International Honor Society School Iournalists. Those elected to this society on the Echo Staff, Cougar Staff, or the Herald in the upper third of the scholastic rank of his do outstanding work in the field of journalism. Only two old members returned to school at the be- ginning of the year, so six new members were added later in the school year. Because of the fact that it is an extra- curricular activity, the only social activity of the organiza- tion was the annual picnic with the Echo and Cougar staffs. P, . W' u , DARfll'1l,'l',