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IQIX I5 Schroeder, Wills, Sobey, Haddad, Mrs. Augustadt, McC1ain,'Haley, Gracie, and Sanchez. Members not in above pictureg M. Villanveva, G. Gonzales, I. Encinas and G. Karisoal. . INIIXII IXIIX l4IllXIlI 'jlllllf Q Election to the National Honor Society is the highest honor a student may attain. To be eligible for election the student must have a scholastic record which places him in the upper twenty-five per cent of the class. Character, service to the school, and lead- ership are other standar-s by which students are judged. Agnes Pelletier and Johnny Buchanan were elected at the end of their Junior year in high school lest wear, together with members of the Senior class. Following customary traditions three Senfcrs and two Juniors were awarded Society pins this year at e special assembly held Xarch 28. The following are the Senior students to receive the sword: Jackie Corson, Anise Mitchell and Joe Tameron. The folloving are the Jun- iors to receive the award: Betty Ruth Fry and Aris Kitchell.
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Barricks, Gonzales, Ware, Vietez, Trillo, McKeen, Mrs. Gerner, H. Mitchell, A. Mitchell, Mariscal, Acker, G. Gonzales and Ells. The Girls' League organization, which consists of all girls in the high school, has been one of the most active organizations of the school. This is the second year that the Girls' League has existed in Superior High. Its leaders are Anise Mitchell, president, Gloria Gonzales, vice-president, Gloria Mariscal, secretary, and Gloria Trillo, treasurer. One great accomplishment of the year was the writing of the Girls' League Constitution. Some of the year's activities were: Freshmen initiation, a food sale, a formal tea, participation in the Junior Red Gross Campaign, and collect- ing for the March of Dimes. The annual event, Co-Ed Week,was a great success and would have been even greater but for the man shortage. The Girls' League has been very successful this year and we all hope it gets better every year since it is of great service to the girls, the school and the community.
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