Acme Delco High School - Trojan Yearbook (Delco, NC)

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dw. FIRST ROW: Susan Dew, Beverly Daniels, Diane Bowen, Frances Mills, Lisa Beck. SECOND ROW: Renee Young, Tonya Lloyd, Donna Brown, Eric Mitchell, Dana Skipper, Teri Quinn, Ronnie Hunt, Kevin Faison, Ken Myers, Veronica Brown. WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL Recognition in Who's Who is a national honor for junior and senior class high school students who have demonstrated achievements in either academics, athletics, or extra-curricular activities. To be chosen, one must have a grade point average of B or higher. Nominations are received from most of our nations prominent youth organizations. Only tive percent of the junior and senior class students are included in Who's Who each year. Six juniors and nine seniors were chosen from Acme-Delco for the I982 school year. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY i I Ken Myers :-- '.V'AfHf2 K f . 1 ,,.,,g s -,.:1- : ,,t,:,.s,f j 5 Zffiliff r?,f':f.,f.i ffl A . !fvqg,-,,f Membership in the National Honor Society is 'QQ' ' 3 if both an honor and a responsibility. Students Ay elected to membership are expected to continue 1, lf-, to demonstrate the qualities of scholarship, 5 .Vi ...if service, leadership, and character. I I VL Qi Eligibility is open to students in the eleventh and twelfth grades of any school with a X fm' ' National Honor Society Chapter. Students may sl not apply for membership, they are selected by a faculty council. Our chapter requires a student to have a grade point average of 93.0 and maintain this average during each grading period. It a member does not maintain the 93.0 academic average he will be placed on probation for one grading period until the required average is . . 49 maintained.

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