Delevan Machias Central High School - Flash Yearbook (Machias, NY)

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ATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY Standing, L. to R.: Advisor, Richard Grahamg D. East- land, R. Roberson, R. Pierce, D. Dedrick, 1. Kuhn, I. Nichols, I. Sproul. Seated: G. Accurso, S. East- land, E. Wilder, K. Williams, 1. Moudy. The National Honor Society serves to honor those students who, in the opinion of the faculty and members of the society, have been outstanding in four fields of endeavor-scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Membership, once attained, is permanent, as long as the student continues to meet these four qualifications. Candidates are selected in May of each year, from those students of the 10th, llth, and 12th grades who have a scholastic average of 8571. or more. One service of the National Honor Society is to make scholarships available to its members through competitive examinations. VARSITY Selling pop at all home basketball games, initiating new members, developing interest in various type athletic contests are all routine activities for a varsity club member. This year Bill Bruyere, john Faust, Bill Warren, Bruce Fletcher, Ronnie llowell, and Gen'e Stangl were accepted as new members. Through graduation, we will lose jim Sproul, Bob Roberson, Bob Anderson and Norman Williams. Our trip to the Buffalo vs. Syracuse hockey game highlighted the year's activities. The acquisi- tion of a new washing machine for washing athletic equipment has been our largest contribution to the school. econd Row L. to R.: Coach Malinoski, N. Wil- liams, C. Blackhall, B. Anderson, M. Brown, B. Roberson, 1. Sproul. First Row: P. Sherwood, B. Heinz, F. Green, B. Nea- mon, C. Weidinger 31