Bishop McNamara High School - Mustang Yearbook (Forestville, MD)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members: S. Sappey, N. Gleason. J. Weatherly, S. Sylvester, T. Urquhart, R. Muskaites, G. Ortman, M. Fowler. (Jim Jenkins - not shown) The Bishop McNamara chapter of the National Honor Society is one of the youngest clubs in the school, having been established in early March, 1967 under the competent direction of Broth- er Lewis James, C.S.C. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to recognize and encourage among its members those qualities essential to the complete man and to the success of all students: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Members are elected by a faculty board using the aforementioned qualities as standards of ad- mission. Active members are elected from the senior and junior classes. Provisional members are chosen from the sophomore class. Highlight of the society ' s calendar is the induction ceremony for new members. OFFICERS Mike Fowler - Secretary Tom Urquhart - Vice-Resident Steve Sylvester - President Pete Nicholl - Treasurer 17

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% F p » J, . C.S.M.C SEATED (L. TO R.j: W. Garner, G Carter, M. Fowler. K. Rogers, STANDING: S. Wilson, T. Morgan, D. Reuther, J. Cavanaugh. C. Franke. The Catholic Students Mission Crusade has as its threefold program: prayer, study, and sacrifice. This is the object of the CSMC, and the club tries, wherever possible, to promote this program in all activities it spon- sors. Having adopted a constitution and started a Paladin Committee, they have delved into the missionary and social problems of our times. 0 , Y.C.S. 133.513 (FRONT) J. Osborne, J. O ' Neill. J. Flaherty. S. Wilson. (SEATED) J. Henslev. S. Sylvester. R. Krumpe. K. Shiel. M. Fadden, M. Garvey. M. Jocona. T. Morgan. (STANDING) P. Bernier. C. Gleason. J. Jenkins, M. Ourousler. G. Manlev. D. Bailev. B. McNamara. C. North J. Talbert, P. Puzak, G. Ortman. 16 Young Christian Students offer students the oppor- tunity to discuss and act upon problems we come across in school, in our parish, and in our own daily lives. It trains its members in leadership and teaches them not only how to express themselves, but to listen to others, all in a spirit of action.

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In the tradition of all good news- papers, the Stampede has exhibited a sensitive feel for what ' s happen- ing. By renaming the paper, the staff has definately given it a new outlook regarding school life. This outlook is one of facing the issue. With Brother Harry Pratt, C.S.C. moderator, acting merely as super- visor, the staff is freer than ever to project true student opinion. Now that articles are being sub- mitted by the student body at large, the purpose of the paper as a stu- dent mode of expression has taken on new meaning for student and faculty members alike. Anybody got a caption for this picture? ' Editors: (L TO R) SITTING: C. Schweinhart, Brother Harry Pratt. C.S.C, D. Early. M. Kinder. STANDING: M. Bloomer. T. Miller. E. Grysavage. 18 A real down to earth group!