Carthage Central School - Carthadian Yearbook (Carthage, NY)

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Senior Honor Society First row: Miss Grace MacMillan, Constance Shannon, JoAnn Stiles, Terry Myers, Robert Sprague. Second row: Malcolm Bears, Warren Fargo, Nelson French, Albert Mosher, Peter Pat- terson. Third row: Diana Weeks, Mary Margaret Russell, Karen The combined qualities of scholarship, character, leadership, and service are a most praiseworthy at- tainment. The Robert B. Wallace Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society has been established at C.C.S. to give recognition to those students who have met such standards. Each year the society holds two impressive induc- tions to bring into full membership deserving juniors Montgomery, Muriel Raymond, Nancy Lowery, Catherine Fin- negan, Terry Hubbard, Allen Feistel, Susan Lehman, john Cas- soni, Alice Murray, Nancy Brotherton. and seniors. Sophomores may be inducted as proba- tionary members. An annual variety show and vari- ous service projects are also on the agenda for this group headed by Constance Shannon, president, Rob- ert Sprague, vice presidentg jo Ann Stiles, treasurer, Terry Myers, secretary, and Miss Grace MacMillan, advisor. unior Honor Society First rozv: Kathy Hervey, Gay Hollingsworth, Tina Liberatos, Georgette Loomis. Second row: Katherine Meyer, Dianne Libby, William Shuman, Lynda Adams, Miss Alice Kapfer. Third row: jerry Shaw, Lynn Rancier, Kerry Herbert, Bill Davey, Dale Miss Kapfer is the faculty advisor of the Junior Na- tional Honor Society, an organization much like its senior division. The president is Wiilliam Shuman, who leads his fellow members in their activities. Their enthusiasm for superior scholarship is evident in the group's objectives. Attainment of such goals as loyal pupil citizenship, service to school, and trust- Pickert, Brian McKenna, Bill Hamilton, Etliot Rudoy, David Chisaniore, Donald Rigabar, Mary Stumpf, Pat Putman, Sandra Storms, Ann Richardson, Dennis Turpin, Bob Hanna. worthy leadership becomes a major interest of each seventh, eighth, and ninth grader of Carthage Cen- tral School. Each year the society holds a Christmas tea for faculty members. The group also furnished able stu- dent guides at the Open House held during National Education Week.