Andrew Hill High School - Talon Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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CREAM OF THE CROP Being honored at the C.S.F. Dessert are this year's Life Members. They are- from left to right: Vivian Hara, Mavis Gashler, and Vivian Balch. ONLY THE BEST WILL D0 Creating an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stem a service rendering desire, to promote worthy leadership, and to en- courage development ot charac- ter, are the main purposes of Fleur de lis, our chapter ot the National Honor Society. Once a student is nominated by a faculty member, a group of our faculty then makes a thorough check ot the student's grades, character, and leader- ship. Only ten per cent ot the senior class and tive per cent of the junior class are permitted to become members. Among other requirements the student must have a B average and have been going to Hill for at least one semester prior to the nom- ination. Last year, though we had more students on campus, there were only ten Fleu de lis mem- bers as compared to twenty six this year. Back row-left to right: Ed Hughes, Bill Reeves, Mike Smith, Ralph Blom, Lee Akimachi, and Bill Fosdick, Front row: Carole DuBridge, Deanna Halsrud, Donna Hazelwood, Carol Grinager, Ann Britton. Not pictured are: V, Balch, V. Hara, B, Cannon, M. Gashler, M. Pratico, K. Wagner, J. Curtis, L. Friemark, B. Perry, S, Acord, B. Slater, S. Schwartz, R. Williamson, and S. Hunley. 51

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. T0 FURTHER INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING Motto of the Model U.N. Front row-left to right: Mary Kimura, Pauline Jacobo, Stephanie Briones, president. Back row: De Anna Halsrud, Vivian Hara, Bill Hamman, Vivian Balch, and Donna Hazelwood. Juniors and seniors interested in learn- ing more about the United Nations make up the International Relations Club. They keep track of what our own United Nations Rep- resentative is doing and talk with foreign students about their governments. This year a group of five students was chosen from the club to represent the country of Upper Volta at a United Nations festival in Berk- eley, California. Looking for Upper Volta are: Leon Po- teet, Pat Morrissey, and the advisor, Mr. Alexander.