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'JORS NERVOUS SYSTEM Honor» are awarded to a variety of students who excel in their chosen fields. All students who earn honors seem to have certain traits in common: ambition, energy, ability, perseverance, and desire to sene. Some students have superior coordination and athletic talent; these boys are awarded membership in the National Athletic Scholarship Society. Some students combine lead- ership and scholarship; these seniors l ecome members of the National Honor Society. Others are characterized by imagination and effective self-expression; they become Thespians and Quill and Scroll members. Special recog- nition is given to the National Merit Scholarship finalists and to other scholarship winners; and, of course, the fac- ulty and students join to honor the valedictorians and salutatorians. The delicate balance of the nervous system is of primary concern in public school education where academic ex- cellence is honored and recognized. 25
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Valedictorians and Salutatorian- Row : Sandra Jahns, Bell Raukn], Nancy Skala. Candy Bilger. Row 2: Sarah Johnston; Burr Eichelman; Wayne Ryhack, salulalorian; Dianne Rhea. VALEDICTORIANS AND SALUTATORIAN Quantity and Quality For the first time in the history of D.G.H.S.. seven seniors earned a 4.00 grade average for seven semesters and tied for valedictorian. Honored at the traditional commencement exer- cises were: Betts Baukol. Candy Bilger. Burr Kichelman. Sandra Jahns. Sarah Johnston. Dianne Rhea, and Nancy Skala. The second highest grade average was earned by Wayne Ryhack. ; salutatoriam NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Character, Leadership, Scholarship, and Service Students who are admitted into the National Honor Society must rank in the upper third of the senior class. From this group the school faculty selects students who have displayed leadership and service in the classroom and in extracurricular activities. The names of these students are then sent to the sponsor organization, the National Association of Secondary School Principals, for approval. This year memberships were awarded to seventy-six seniors. National Honor Society Rou I: Paul Pickrel, Bill Rli .ek, Nancy Skala. Cathy Carev, Mary Gibson. Kathy Coo |. Ginny Klinke, Lynn Sovereign, Marcn Kjcldsen, Steve Ege. Mike Allen. Row 2: Linda Shields. Margaret Clark. JoAnn Gustafson, Sharon Benson, Jan Fairs, Lisette Bilger. Emily Guthrie. Judy Lacey. Carol McAndrews. Nancy Houck. Linda Poindexter. Carolyn Sidlow, Alice Dicke. Row 3: Tom Wheaton, Susan Perry. Evelyn Bluhm. Betts Baukol, Beverly Gehrig. Nancy Buell. Barbara Bertnlin. Marilyn Kruvi . Janet Dian. Elaine Marousek, Diane Hoppe. Sandra Jahns Judy James. Mary Rohrcr, Sandra Senkhile, Nancy Steam. Row I: Randy Yenerich. Frank Babich, Dick l.ucier. Joe Bast. Nancy Krai, Linda McCollum. Donna Buck master, Elaine JucovicH. Janet Gruhn. Sarah Johnston, Joyce Grulin, Mary Current, Anne Mestcr, Genie Haherman, Jacqueline DeLaal, Dianne Rhea, Linda Nelson. Row S: Dick Whitlock, Chuck Hitzeman, Larry Faulhaber. Bruce Koltz. Bob Colebank. Eugene Barnes. Burr Eichelman, Bill Vavrinck. Wynn Miller, Dave Wotring, Wayne Ryhack, George Robert-on. Paul Pelletier. Dick Thurston. Dave Smith. Bruce Greenwood. Absent from picture: Frank Fisher, Emma Poynter. 26
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