South Side High School - Totem Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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6700 TOTEM 0 1930 M. Wallace M. Marvel P. Sehaaf L. Meyer F. Newby ational Honor Soviet In the fall of 1923, South Side High School established the Promethean chapter of the National Honor Society. Fifteen percent of the students in the upper third of the graduating class, so far as scholarship is concerned, may be chosen annually for membership. They are selected according to their scholarship, leadership, character, and service by a committee of the faculty. The committee for this year consisted of Mr. Herman O. Makey, chairman, Miss Milocent H. Work, Miss Mabel Thorne, Mr. Farl Murch, Mr. Herbert S. Voorhees, and Miss lVlartha M. Pittenger, dean, and R. Nelson Snider, principal, acting as advisory members. Membership to this society is the greatest honor to a pupil that the school can bestow. Fight February graduates were honored with membership on January 9, 1930. An assembly of the entire student body was held in the gymnasium the eighth period. Mr. Makey was master of ceremonies, and Mr. R. Nelson Snider introduced the speaker, the Reverend Paul Bente of Concordia College. After the talk, Mr. Snider presented the certificates for membership. Later the girls were presented with pins and the boys with watch fobs. Both the pins and Watch robs are analogous to the Phi Beta Kappa key, and they bear the words Na- tional Honor Society and the letters S. L. C. and S. which stand for the four quali- fications, Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. The February graduates who were honored with membership to the Promethean chapter of the National Honor Society are: Ellen Lepper, Virginia Christie, Louise Lebensburger, Dorothy Moeller, Louise Miller, Robert lVIooney, Franklin Tooke, and Robert Tumbleson. -Q , is .5 V ,,..,s-.Q . , qmbw : . X- X ., . r x sg. , Nr... .L E., st, gpg , xx K. . . ,R . , . B -Vi ,' Wil' S131 ' I :N , WF: ' XO. -bfi 'S ' cz ,Q in 3.-.1--s: Q: ., SQ i. ' S1 sux.: X . X- ' we - Mes 11 fs . -- :Ri few- . ' . .,.. P I ga.. xg , e ss . 1 r , 5' . . ? x dst '- . . 1X . wa i QA 9 4. Q i ii ' . - F ' YN . E. Martin E. Galloway M. Moeler E. VVelty R. Ake M. Spiegel Page 112

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5700 TOTEM 0751930 . 6 . its R. Bowlby D. Spice E. Lepper L. Lebenburger F. Tooke V. Baumgartner atiomzl H onofr Society On March 25, Hfteen -Tune graduates were chosen by the faculty committee to be members of the National Honor Society, but their names were not divulged until The Times was published the following Thursday. Those who were selected from the second semester students are: Edward Galloway, lVlildred lVlarvel, Elaine VVelty, Vera Baumgartner, Robert Ake, Evelyn Marten, Ruth Spear, Lucille Meyfer, Mar- garet VVallace, Frances Newby, Ruth Bowlby, Phyllis Schaaf, Donald Spice, Mar- garet Spiegel, and Verlyn Schmidt. A meeting of all the members of the National Honor Society was called in Mr. lVIakey's room on April 4. Mr. Snider, acting as chairman, announced that the meeting had been called for two reasons. First, that of planning for the banquet, and, secondly, that of electing officers. May 2 was the date set for the banquet, and it was announced that members of the faculty were to take members of the National Honor Society to the banquet as their guests. The officers provided by the constitution are president, vice-president, and secre- tary. By a secret ballot, Margaret VVallace and Franklin Tooke were elected presi- dent and vice-president, respectively. hir. Snider suggested that Mr. Makey be ap- pointed secretary, and this suggestion was unanimously approved. Eighteen members and six faculty advisers were present at this meeting. The officers and faculty committee met in Mr. Makeyls room on April l9 to plan the program for the banquet which was held in the cafeteria May 2. Approxi- mately one hundred fifty-seven members, faculty advisers, and guests of the National Honor Society attended. hir. Snider presided as toastmaster. t y 1 ,-g.,3.a'if::1sj:s.iavf2,tfA-.aai:Q-fsg:.Xfgf',,11 1 Qsyfag , K- LV siif- Elie . , rw' ,Wg ' Q7 . .t..,,-v gs S35 A .wp ' X L.-9, E . W ,ll . G Q5 V I ' - 'S - 4: ei 'B' - f V' -P ,,. 9 3 . ' , - A ' Kgs-ii ' W. -if 9 5, ' yi' 411.25 -sf' i 5 1 - , hi . if ' .' I-'L' 4 i 33 ' h U 1.1. g 'ix VF: N Q, 4 I in Y ,-,,:i:v-V-'-,. .- . ,,gf-5,21-'-ua,, if - ,gif ' ',,. ,.-.Egg ' .:A'iT '- li V hw ' ' 'iii' i -- 'f V - r-21'- 4 ' H' -L-Lv-i'Si.P5i ?f?':?-iSS5.fi,f,1,.n14x.8ZiiIg QL1':g.,,1?Y'Q,l ,a .',..?, 'i+ 4'S i L. Miller R. Moone ' V. Christie V. Schmidt R. Tumbleson R. Swear 5 Page II3