Cinnaminson High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Cinnaminson, NJ)

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Members Enj o lave Auction ,sf-va One of the annual highlights of the National Honor Society year is Slave Day and the Auction that precedes it. Although not a ' L i C.H.S. original , the an instant success here. Some of the success comes from thelliivforthiness of the cause: raising money for scholarships awarded to any outstanding Senior or Seniors by the chapter members themselves. But by far the largest elements of the success story are the people involved:VMr. Tom McHugh, auction- eer par excellenceg a generous group of staff good sportsg and a hard-working gang of NHS slaves . Asmembers are sold to their highest-bidding owners , theggroans are loud at the prospect of hours of car-washinggagand waxingggftdustinggQfinyentorying, shoe- polishing and assciiitedyilotlier gopher factiyities dreamed up by the faculty, to leave all to ilgfygexhausted at the end of their but happy about wiilf A N iff' sf ' ' ' - 'r Q 13 Ja and the great masters Qfgenerallyi s s .'-e ff t as so Z f r rrsne U -'.1rr:5s fQ.f f 51' ' -fr 11 , in-ffx' W W. 7f4flN H S. Slave Day