Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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INTELLECT

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Candles symbolizing scholarship, leadership, character, and service surround the candle of life N H S Inducts Eighteen Candlelight helped carry on the tradition of the annual National Honor Society's induction cere- mony May 22 at 8 P.M. in the Edison High School auditorium. Under the direction of adviser, Mrs. Margery Lindecamp, four senior NHS officers spoke on the four essential elements qualifying an honor student. President Dave Gillard explained the meaning of National Honor Society. The NHS emblem was explained by Karla Kamens. Vice-president Jim Gar- wood spoke on character. Cor- responding secretary Kathy Buehrle talked about leadership and secretary Joan Cooley covered service. Scholarship was discussed by Kyle Hennings. After the speeches, each speaker lit a tall candle on the head table. They represented the four qualifications of National Honor Society. Dave Gillard, pres- ident, lit the tallest center candle representing life. Each present and incoming member lit individual candles from the candle of life, indica- 174!National Honor Society ting their desire to strive toward a well-rounded life and in unison repeated the National Honor Society pledge. Mr. Hageman, retired from Un- ion Carbide and a former NHS member of Lorain High School, gave the address. Present senior members were Lindy Agee, Kathy Buehrle, Carl Burris, John Chauvin, Joan Co- oley, Francee Early, James Gar- wood, David Gillard, Kyle Hen- nings, Barb Hillis, Karla Kamens, and Chris Meyer. Incoming members included senior Debbie Willis and juniors Patricia Best, Linda Boose, Glenda Burns, Jeffrey Chauvin, Teresa Flipse, Annette Gliatta, Joy Gra- ham, Patricia Hoffman, Debra Hohman, Nancy Knittle, Susanne Latham, Michelle Mclntyre, Laura Micheals, Gordon Moyer, Kath- leen Murray, Robin Taylor, and Laura Wallrabenstein. The faculty advising committee were Mrs. Rosemary Finnen, Mr. Ted Stoll, and Mr. William Muthig.