Battle Creek Central High School - Paean Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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- ,, ' ' FIRST ROW: DeMaso, Berry, Leslie, Kishpaugh, Wilson, Harbert, Riste, English, McLean, Rook, Smith, Kerr, Howell, Cummins, Main, Menz. SECOND ROW: Cole, Braund, Pennock, Dzioba, Frazier, Thomson, Williams, Hicks, Bloom, Ogden, Brandenburg, Peet, Ashdon, Earl, Sovern, Ford, Shopoff, Lane, Blashfield. THIRD ROW: Bell, Coyle, Britten, Hanlon, Caldwell, Blair, Farley, Longwell, Abbey, Andress, Brigstock, Finney, Peters, Kerwin, Cawood. National Honor Society HE National Honor Society, comparable to the Phi Beta Kappa in the colleges throughout the country, is a group of graduating seniors who have obtained through their high standard of character, leadership and service, the highest honor to be given to a senior. This group of sixty-one students must have acquired a 2.2 scholarship rating, or higher. This year's group is the largest to be chosen in the history ot the high school. Page If Jw- A u ff .711-, Y, 4, EF' I. V N lair, i