Alleman High School - Pioneer (Rock Island, IL)

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1. Members of NHS caught reflecting which door to utilize during a tire drill are: First Row, Monica DeGrauwe, Elizabeth Fitzgibbon, Patti Posa- teri, Diane DePorter, Mike Kiss, jim Hartwig, advisor Sister lane Frances, Tim Ducey, jim DeWult, Second Row: Greg Schneider, Cindy Compton, Dawn VandeMoortel, Debbie Barbour, Paula Zerull, Dan Frett, Kathy Hayes: Third Row: Marian Goetzmann, Yernie Neff, Melinda W'iggins, Barb Bender, Tina Viaene, Mary Carton, lim Claseman, Fourth Row: Pete Kale, Sara Hanson, Ann lNeishar, Amy Sutterman, Debbie Quinni Last Row: Ann Kerschieter, Bill Prebil, Donna Danay and Bob Miletich. 2. NHS Officers Greg Schneider, President, Monica DeGrauwe, Secretary-Trem surer: and Mary Carton, Vice-President, review the minutes of a recent meeting. 3. Ranking as the Top Ten in the senior class are: Seated: Debbie Barbour, Debbie Quinn, Amy Sutterman, Bob Miletich, Kathy Hayes, Standing: Tina Yiaene, Mary Carton, Bill Prebil, Diane DePorter, and Greg Schneider. 4. National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation winners, Vernie Neff, Tina Yiaene, and Sara Hanson, express their opinions about the test. 5. Yaledictorian Mary Carton and Salutatorian Bob Miletich con- template the future, There are two special groups of students who have achieved special academic recognition. These are the members of the top ten and Nation- al Merit Scholars. The top ten ex- plains iust what it is - the top ten ranked people in the class. The Na- tional Merit Scholars are those who showed exceptional academic promise on the qualifying test they took as iuniors. D . Attixit L

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Seniors Attain Academic Recognition Being ranked in the top ten percent of the class, showing leader- ship and providing services for the school are three requirements tor membership to the National Honor Societv. The candidates work together throughout the vear to provide the much-needed services at Allernan which include helping with parent-teacher nights, card parties and the Pancake Breakfast. The National Honor jocietv was led this vear bv president, C-reg Schneider, vice-president, Marv Carton and secretary-treasurer, Monica DeCrauwe. bister lane Frances, OP., is the advisor for the club. 225 Activities

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30 Activities Honors Are Bestowecl -at in 1. Cecilia Knupp exhibits the tal- ent which enabled her to be eligi- ble for a Betty Crocker Future Homemaker scholarship. 2. Pre- paring another essay is Ioe Hayes, a winner in the Moline Optimist Club sponsored Youth Appre- ciation Weeldf along with Debbie Nelson, who was absent for the picture, 3. Displaying her oratory skills is Elizabeth Fitzgibbons, a winner in a recent speech workshop, 'S-.M W 'kg- -0 A.. ,fi-.0 Af,-C431 + f -- - S-5 ,.,s Qr v