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Page 180, UPPER LEFT: What is Dake Sands thinking about? Obviously nothing at all. UPPER RIGHT: An interesting Honor Society meeting. LOWER LEFT: ls Bob Withers thoroughly interested or just failing asleep. LOWER RIGHT: I am wonderful. Page 181, UPPER LEFT: Lori Remz thinks it was a rotten joke. LOWER LEFT: .lim Luginbill disagreed he thinks it was good. LOWER RIGHT: Oh Boy! What a mess. Honor Society!181
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National Honor Society Sponsored by Mr. LoMaglio the National Honor Society is an organization to honor outstanding students for scholasticism, leadership, and character. To be accepted you need the following qualificationsg the student must maintain a 3.4 grade average on a 4.0 scale for required subjects, and they must be a junior or senior. There are six faculty members on the committee that must approve the induction of each student. This year there are eighty-one students involved in the Honor Society. Mimi McGary is the president, vice-president, Marcia Moon, secretary, Mary Kay Jackson, and treasurer, Susan Colder. Throughout the year the Honor Society offers a tutoring system available to all students who wish to take advantage of it. They took part at other functions such as caroling at hospitals at Christmas, participating in hayrides in the spring, and rewarding themselves with a picnic at the end of the year. 18O!Honor Society
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Standing in the bitter cold in a cheer- leading costume leaves one very little choice as far as physical motion goes. Despite this chilling drive, the girls on our cheerleading squad managed to convey a spirit of genuine enthusiasm in all their efforts. The girls worked very hard at cheers and routines in preparation for every game and event. Endless run-throughs consuming many hours of after school time, did not disuade these people from participation in their school's activ- ities. Eight girls make up the squad for varsity football. There are six on the J.V. squad and six assigned to the freshman team. There are also eight girls on each of the three squads that support our wrestling teams. The girl's spirit and enthusiasm truly played a part in each C.D.O. victory. RAH! RAH! HAH! 182!Cheerleading Cheerleaders
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