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ff.-44 HG OR OCIETY In usual order: R. Peterson, E. Voltz, R. Swift, R. E. Foster, M. Freese, E. Mower, J. Banker, J. W'alsh, Margiloff, E. Freeman, S. Whitney, C. Wanamaker, A. Mott, ll. W'olf, R. Carey, P. Stoeky, J. Slattery, J. J. Logan, A. Kahl, M. Grady, P. Cirault, B. Everest, Kovel, W. Hambrecht, R. Kunze, W. Eckert, R. Ehl- A. Langhauser, K. Dcngler, S. Craig, C. Armbruster, ers, J. Potaschnik, R. Kaplan. ln carrying out their program this year. the members f f , ,. '- of the Honor Society displayed spirit that was a com- . bination of the basic principles of the society: scholar- ' ship. character, leadership. and service. These words ' A ' ff V made a deep impression on the eleven outstanding mem- ' 1 Q , bers of the Class of 53 as they were inducted into the v ' National Honor Society at their annual banquet in June, C 1952- 5-fi ' ' The group elected Elaine Freeman as President for the A ! A ' - 1952-1953 session. To assist her, Shirley Whitney was - I chosen as Vice-Presidentg Carol Wanarnaker, Secretaryg y if Q 5' A and Robert Margiloff, Treasurer. On November 25. 1952. twenty-three Seniors were in- i' ,I n,' . 'V V ducted at a memorable candlelight ceremony. , A 3 fi 1 The Honor Society chose several different ways of 1 ., ,,-i Q V' raising money for the Mary C. Fuller Scholarship Fund. 3 , - ' i Q Q During the football season. it sponsored the sale of crew ' ' '-', H i- ' caps and scarves. and in March. a successful cake sale ' ' i' was held. The members revised their constitution bv adapting an amendment which provides that only stu- dents in the top quarter. rather than the highest third of CC 99 their class. are eligible for membership. he Crea! Traa'1'l1'on 17
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