Central High School - Pemican Yearbook (High Point, NC)

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Carrying out the qualifications for the Honor Society, the members inducted last spring are, left io rzigl1l,gfir'.sl roze: Gor die Maxwell. lWargaret Stamey, Tommie Lentz, Don McNeil, Bill lWcGuinn, Bettytjo Snider, and lNlary Lou Dillon Swrznirl ron-: Nancy Oglesby, Suzanne Slate, Anne Shipwash, Hal Davis, Bob Ladehoff, and Bob Fountain. Followers of the Keystone and the Flaming Torch Ilfl CHAI- uonon saunv Following a service marked 5 QU with beauty and simplicity, ' N W V 5' W 5 5 L. twelve seniors were inducted into the I95U chapter of the National Honor Society. - Tommie Lentz, president pre- sided over the impressive ceremony. After the traditional tapping, the inductees took their vows and received their pinsfthe keystone, representing the high ideals of the society: and the flaming torch, signifying their purpose to follow the light of truth. The four principles ofthe society--Character, Leadership. Scholar- ship, and Service-'were personihed by four veteran members. climaxing one of the most beautiful occasions of the year. Having received one of the highest honors paid to students, the old and new members combined with determination to match the successes of former years. Club oflicers, vice- president, Mary Lou Dillong secretary, Suzanne Slate: treasurer, Margaret Stameyg and ad- viser, Mrs. Rogers. provided president Tommie Lentz with suggestions for the year's work. The task of compiling the scrapbook containing 106 Leaders in the National Honor Society are, ltjff fo rziqlll: Mary Lou Dillon, vice-president: lWargaret Stanley treasurerg Mrs. Leila Rogers, faculty adviserg Suzanne Slate, secretaryg and Tommie Lentz, president. a

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Betas Maintain l"ligl1estScl1olastic verages 1 ' " Serving as an incentive to lowcr classmen to keep up their scholastic average is the National Beta Club. All jun- iors whose grades average 92 and seniors whose grades aver- age go are eligible for membership. Achievement in tasks undertaken, leader- ship in home and school, and outstanding character at all timesfthese three virtues brought lifty new members into the Beta Club on November 22. 1949, in a simple but dignified ceremony conducted by Bob Fountain, presi- dent. After solemnly taking their vows the students were warmly accepted by the older members and together they began the year's work. Bob Fountain, presiding at the meetings, was aided by Tommie Lentz. vice-presidentg Nancy Jean Monroe, secretary: and Peggy Scholars like these represent the Beta Club as ollieers, Lzffl lo ziglzl: Peggy Clark, treasurer: Bob Fountain, president: Nancy Jean Monroe, secretary, Miss Geneva Highifill. adviser: and Tommie l,entz, vice-president. Yr-.e an Beta Club meml,ers are, lqfl In l'!',QlIf,'fiVA'f role: .Iaek Marion, Billy Ray Tucker, Tommie l.entz, Tlioinasine Strother, Ramelle Hylton, Gladys Hall. Norma Jean Ansell, and Nancy ,lean Monroe. Sfrozzd row: Bob Bundy, .Xnn Hardee, Hal Davis, Betty .lean Floyd, Peggy Clark, Ann Allred, George Davis, Miss Highfill, adviser, Bob lfoun- tain, and Suzanne Slate.