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Sealed, left to right: Nancy Atkinson, Lenoir Waller, Ginger Brown. Standing, left to right: Lanier Harris, Ianice Fisher, Gail Peay, Becky Harris, Mrs. Tur- nipseed, Kay Gauntt, Pam Burney, Len Duncan, Jane Seymour. N onor .Sbciefy ly 9 O-J s N F . '94 F -rf-, Officers: lane Seymour, President, Nancy Atkinson, Vice-President, Mrs. Turnipseed, Advisor, Len Duncan, Secretary, Janice Fisher, Treasurer. The Honor Society, as organized in 1935, is based on the five points of scholarship, leadership, loyalty, depend- ability, and character. A student must have an average of 90 or above in all subjects to be eligible and must show herself outstanding for the other four points. To remain in the Honor Soci- ety a member must maintain Honor Roll Grades. No girl has ever lost her membership in this organization, and it is a stimulus for continued and acceler- ated effort on the part of each member.
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Left to right: Lanier Harris, Business Mana- ger: Jane Seymour, Associate Editorg Ginger Brown, Editor-in-Chief. LET5 mm 7775 F00 HND GEZL 6014.6 A05 1 DIP V LETS NX x JOM6 005 DTP LET3 sell Jamf HDS 60 WE WHAT ELSE CAN YOU DO, GINGER? H E L P I Y ! I CAN C!lA7!'A H5007 The HALL I DTP The Staff has embarked on several money - making campaigns. Among these was a raffle in which a watch was given away. just before Christmas vacation, posters such as those above, were placed in prominent places to en- courage the Student Body to bring back ads.
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