College View High School - Viewpoint Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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cztiona! Honor ocietcg We are proud to present to you the mem- bers of the College View Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society. To be eligible for membership, a pupil must attend College View High School for at least one year and must be in the upper one third of his class. The students are chosen by the faculty for their scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Fifteen per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class may be mem- bers. The two seniors thot were chosen in their junior year were Marjorie Gake, whose aver- age is 96.94, and Betty Peterson, whose over- age is 94.42. The other seniors who were elected this year are: Barbara Winfield with an average of 93.90, Alice Pike, with an average of 92.04, and Margaret Meyer, with an average of 91.92. Two girls were elected to represent the junior class. They are Marion Sullivan and Jackie Dill, Marion's average is 95.69, and Jackie's average is 95.08. eaftlz gfing and .Queen Ol'1eSZ Queen One of the most exciting times during the school year is the choosing of the Health King and Queen. Everybody has to be in tip-top shape. The nurse de- termines, by their health throughout all their high school days, who the lucky boy and girl will be. These are the fortunate King Marjorie Gake Ahendanfs Luther Von Cleove Loren Lohm, Jack Hendrix, Beverly Johnson, Phyllis Poland. Page 3

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Page 2 wQC!l.CCZ tion We, the Senior Class of 1952, dedicate our year book to Mr. Harold Huestis for his understanding advice and counseling. He took some of the drudg- ery out of school with his fine sense of humor.

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We ur acuity Mrs. Bergman Mr. Bret-thorst Mr. Anderson Mr. Gillespie Mn. Cqmpfgn Miss Fosbury Page 4 Miss Hooper Mrs. Housman