North Park University - Cupola Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Are they really dunces? No, far from that! Those original chapeaus you have been seeing around campus fit on the pointed heads of the potential members of the National Honor So- ciety. These students have been selected on the basis of their leadership, scho- lastic and character ratings to become members of this national organization. The North Park Chapter was this year headed by Preston Kelly, presi- dent; Allan Johnson, vice-president; Marilyn Severson, secretary; Carol Nelson, treasurer; and Marsha McDan- iel, social chairman; and Miss Back- lund, faculty advisor. Activities for the year included the compiling of a school directory and the direction of the Tuesday Evening Se- ries in both the spring and fall. Row 1: M. Severson, C. Nelson, P. Kelly. M. McDaniel. Row 2: A. Johnson, B. Brim,. R. Anderson. I. I -I ' )Is

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1 : J. Jones, B. Hnrms. B. Joseph, M Sevcrson. 1 M Marx. A. Nelson, N. Payton. M. Carsella. M. McDe The Spanish Honor Society, organ- ized tor the purpose of promoting in- terest in the Spanish language, cus- toms, and traditions, was this year headed by Beatrice Joseph, president; Betty Harms, vice-president; Janet Jones, secretary; Marilyn Sever son, treasurer; and Mrs. Ray Johnson, fac- ulty advisor. A Fiesta Grande was given in February tor the induction ot new members. The North Park chapter of the Na- tional Latin Honor Society, under the guidance of Miss Leach and Mrs. Gwynn, is open to all students who meet the required B average in Latin. Highlighting this year ' s activities was the annual Roman Banquet, spon- sored by the club. Officers of the club were: Mary Ann Moyer, president; Caryl Anderson, vice-president; Karen Decker, secre- tary; and John Elmquist, treasurer. ! „„■ 1: S. Lay, C. Anderson, E. Weaver, J. Yarbrough Row 2: R Pearson, P. Kellv. J. Elmquist, J. Nelson. J. Ried. K. Leach, A. Johnson. E. Ekslrom. C. Nelson, K Decker.

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The work of the News staff is ap- parently a futile job — for after one issue is printed, there is then another one to think about, and then another. Co-Editors Al Ofsson and Dave Johnson and Sports Editor Chuck Green were constantly hounding the reporters to try and meet deadlines, but every other Wednesday all the headaches were forgotten when the rush toward the stack of papers in Old Main resulted in gratifying expressions on the faces of the students. Working on the staff of writers were Marge Almloi, Fran Kare, Caryl Anderson, Fred Tripp, Sonya Ottoson, Marietta Lauer, Ken Yoder, Shirley Bystrom, Joan Nelson, and Jim Thomp- son. Without the help and guidance of Mr. E. Gustav Johnson, faculty advisor, the News could never attain the suc- cess it enjoys. 170