Harlem High School - Meteor Yearbook (Machesney Park, IL)

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Journalists Honored • • • Front row: Pat Olson, Phyllis 8ato. Sue Hossian, Deb Braaten. Middle row: Viclti Shortt. Kris Peebles. Dob Goggiel. Pat Winch. Grotchon Kluth. Trinda Johnson. Top row: Dove Johnson. Will Mclevige, Lorinda Hall. Craig Southard. Quill and Scroll rewards Harlem's Meteor staffers and Pepper people for their superior work in journalism. Meeting the requirements for Quill and Scroll, students must be juniors or seniors in the upper third of their class with a recommendation by their advisor and the approval of the executive secretary to assure membership. All the long hours and hard work seemed worthwhile as the stately induction ceremony concluded. 59 Officer —loft to right: Will McLcvige. Prciidcnt; Cindy Terry. Secretary: Vicki Shortt. Social Chairman; Gretchen Kluth. Trcaiurer: Craig Southard. Vice Preiident.

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National Honor Creates Enthusiasm for Achievement Front row (loft to right): Deborah Ryon. Sandy Kloindl. Debbie Goggiel. D'u Cagnoni. Pat Winch. Jerry Kanlaala. Lorinda Hall. Bev Scheme. Middle row: Scott Huqhes. Gretchen Kluth, Tom Gibbs, Jc f Dragcr. John Dannenfeldt. Ron E'tberq. John Owen, Kurt Huddleston. Will McLovige. Top row: Sue Hessian. Trinda Johnson. Dave L lev. Cole’te Spierieg Rosemary Harding. Rodney Wash. Jill Bustle, Geoff Kolb. Candy McCain. In the spring of every year. NHS holds an Impressive induction ceremony before the entire student body. Those students, honored by membership in this most selective organization, are representative of Harlem’s finest. New members are nominated by the faculty on the basis of four criteria: scholarship, leadership. character, and service. Inductees may include only ten percent of the senior class and five percent of the juniors. NHS gives recognition to its leaders of today realizing that they will be our hope for tomorrow. 58 Officers—(left ught)Gretchen Kluth. Secretory; Colette Spicring, Trcavurer; y, ! McLevige. Vice prevdent; Scott Hughes. President.

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Officers—(left to right): James Coffman. Vico-Prosidcnt: Carol Finks. Secretary-Treasurer; Debbie Barnum. President. Harlem Greets Foreign Exchange Student, Kris Kaasa A foreign student, a new acquaintance. a smiling face in the hall, ore the impressions of Harlem toward our exchange student. Kris Kaaso. World understanding is often an ideal, but through bringing the first exchange student to Harlem, A.F.S. initiated the program by which this will become a reality to our student body. Time, energy, and a hope to succeed brought fund-raising to a peak as A.F.S., strove to bring another foreign student to Harlem. With the departure of Kris, we arc anxiously awaiting the arrival of a new friend. Kj