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The members of Senior Honor Society have applied their education in the manner Mr. Wirt had proposed— the Work, Study, Play system. Sand and Steel was the group’s main project for the year. Other activities consisted of finishing the sale of E” Magazines and initiating the Chesterton Society. March 28 was an honor day in the calendar of the year, for seventeen new members were inducted into the Emerson Chapter. Finishing the year with a successful business meet¬ ing, the seniors passed the care of the organization into the hands of their successors. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Upper, seated: Goldman, Stanko, Parthun, Short, Rcbcr, Beauchamp, Gately, Halascsak, Kolettis, Fried¬ man Standing: Green, Gcrasimo, Dawson, Niepokoj, Fairley, Muniz, Miss Newton, H u r d 1 o w, Kampouris, Sheehy, Vardas, Rashevich SPONSORS Lower left, seated: Miss Tinsman, Miss Newton, Miss Talbot Standing: Mr. Spaulding, Miss Bee¬ ler, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Greenwald, Mr. Rowland OFFICERS Lower right, left to right: Beau¬ champ, Secretary; Halascsak, Trea¬ surer; Rcbcr, Vice-President; Fried¬ man, President Page Twenty-eight ejaue you the torch —
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now L incite the ptai A student may be invited into the Junior Honor Society after maintaining a scholastic average of B or above, and upon recommendations of the faculty on the leadership, character, and service qualities. Pupils from the eighth through the tenth grades are eligible for induction. As president, Danny Rotenberg presided over the Junior Honor Society meetings. He was competently assisted by the other officers: vice-president, Marian Zigich; secretary, Vir- ngiia Wolff; and treasurer, Loraine Short. Miss Lortz, Miss Housekeeper, Miss Keller, Miss Wol- brant and Mrs. Clary sponsored the Junior Honor Society. For the first time a ceremony was planned to honor members who had never dropped below standards in three years of constant membership in the Society. The high spot on their calendar was the formal induction ceremony. Eyes glistening with pride, the inductees received their certificates of membership. And proud they should be, for their’s are the hands that mold leadership, scholarship, service, and character into a pattern for a better life.
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