Dunlap High School - Eagle Yearbook (Dunlap, IL)

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f mls JUNIOR RED CROSS lst ROW: L. to R.: B. Mankle, K. Schubert, Sec., J. Edmiston, Pres., B. Allen, M. Holloway, S.C. 2nd ROW: N. Hollis, R. Siewell, V. Montgomery, L. Meinders, I. Begner, L. Obery, J. Koehler, S. Haugh- man, 3rd ROW: Mrs. Ter veen, Sponsor, N. Fritz, C. Edmiston, J. Wolland, C. Kuhn, K. Jacobson, S. Carmondy. OUR WORTHY SPONSOR To Mr. Pierce, who has literally fathered the Eagle for the past three years, and who has turned the editors' tears to smiles through the not-so-smooth hours of making up the yearbook, we editors would like to express our deepest appreciation and gratitude. 39

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Membership in the National Honor Society is restricted to those pupils who have maintained a scholastic of B- throughout the first five semesters in high school. This average must be maintained during the following year or mem- bership is permanently revoked. Membership in the Dunlap chapter of the society is now eighteen and we have every hope of increasing this number rapidly. With the aid of our sponsor, Mrs. Wipert we represent and serve our school scholastically.

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LATIN CLUB The Latin Club is an organized body of students who have, or are, taking Latin. The organization is under the sponsorship of Mr. Lonteen, as it has been for the past two years. This years' activities have consisted of: a get-together party Qfor the purpose of getting acquainted with the new membersj, a Homecoming float Qwhich won third prize Q, a dance, a Christmas Party, the annual Roman Banquet and a Slave Day. The Slave Day was a new activity for the club and it proved to be a very worth-while and successful activity. The success of the Latin Club this year has been due to the excellent executive board, our capable Sponsor, and eager participation of the members. 40