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NHS offers tutoring National Honor Society is a society of students chosen because of their outstanding attributes in the areas of leadership, scholarship, citizenship and service. In order to be elected in- to the organization a student must have a grade average of 90 and must pass numerous teacher recommen- dations. The club offered a tutoring service to students throughout the year. In April, members for the '81- '82 school year were inducted into the club in a formal ceremony. if i '-Q... 3 N. TA yzmwf, f , ' , E w','!'v W A J l .ati Karen Crawtord hande a new member a pin, aym- bolizin memberehi into the club durin the in- . 9 P 1 9 duction ceremony. .HONOR som In March National N AT l 0 N A L Honor Society inducted new members into the club. John For- rest, president, begins the ceremony. During the induction for in each new me speeches. ceremony, otticers of the club explained characteristics looked mber. Karen Holubec and Clit Gillette prepare to give their
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Grganizaiions Attending classes every day would be pretty much routine, if it weren't for outside activities. There were many clubs on campus to belong to, and many of us joined several. Students in foreign language clubs won state and local competitions, They also held candy and rose sales. Student council kept busy during the year with various sales and preparing a float in the Battle of Flowers Parade. Many a time, one would see students staying after school for many hours to participate in their favorite club. Being in clubs not only gave us a chance to strengthen new friend- ships, it also took some of the pressures off ofthe day.
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4 J' s ,322 1 , ,. ,ti ,f ' ,l 11 I la- Carnations are commonly sold to raise money. FTA members sort and ready the flowers for delivery. FTA Members: back row: Dan Jefferson, Mary Hernandez, Regina Neunfeldt, Joe Sanchez, June Mirelz. middle row: Tony Ortega, Ken- neth Rose, Gina Gilbert, Shari Hampton, Rachel Coronado, Dana Wright, Mary Ross, Chris Orr. fronf row: Marianne Bailey, Mike williams' Laura Pong' Laurenda Swenson' Joi wright' Each month, FTA presented members of the faculty with an award. Regina Neuenfeldt and Mary Hernandez prepare to give the award to Principal Lawrence Lane. Future Teachers of America is a ' club for students who have an in- terest in becoming teachers. Each month, the club members chose an ' outstanding teacher and awarded them Teacher of the Month. Dur- ing football season, FTA made and sold mums to the student body. Later, they sold carnations.
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