Anoka High School - Anokan Yearbook (Anoka, MN)

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J , J , UIIUI' ,SIHILUIIJ To be an llonor Student is truly what the name implies, an honor. The fact that a student is so selected makes it known that all through high school he has made the distinction between that which is important and that which is not. It means that he has attained a scholastic rec- ord of which anyone can be proud. This record represents many hours ot' hard study. and the will to learn. Therefore, those who are chosen for this honor are the best representatives of the class ol' 1954. They greatly merit the distinction which has been bestowed upon them. Wlfllillllllf , onor , orfcfy To the National llonor Society are elected the members of the junior and senior classes who possess the qualifications which have made them leaders and good citizens in their high school. Each year live per cent of the junior class and ten per cent. ot' the senior class are chosen for membership. Eligible students must be in the upper third ot' their class and must have shown outstanding service to the school. leadership in school activi- ties, and a good moral character as well as a fine scholastic record. The screening of the eligible students is done democratically. by both the fac- ulty and the students. A salute should be given to those who have achieved membership in the National llonor So- ciety because in the eyes of their classmates they have what it takes. ltr, 49 Pcifp' tv.: llfxf' rum-