Father Bertrand High School - Victor Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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BERTRA D CHAPT R OFN Members of the National Honor Society represent the highest standards of our school. Exemplifying the spirit of true Bertrandites, its members are outstanding in character, service, leadership, and scholarship. This year NHS mem- bership includes a National Achievement Scholarship Final- ist, Miss Bertrand, a Teen-ager of the Week, participants in the National Science Foundation summer programs, Quiz 'Em team members, and officers of the senior and junior Q classes. Carolyn Wade explains CHARACTER, one of the four cardinal principles of the National Honor Society, at the fall induction. Senior Maria and junior Patricia Milan chat with their mother, Mrs. D. Milan, after in- duction ceremony. X Linda Turner, Cecelia Patterson, Jo Anne 0'Neal, and Audrey Jack- son greet Marsha Chandler, a guest from Hamilton High School, during a reception following the NHS induction. 28 Each fall and spring, students are tapped to receive the honor and to accept the responsibility of becoming members of the National Honor Society. Jacquelyn Flowers, a junior inductee, poses with her mot er, Mrs. K. Richardson, after NHS Assembly. fs

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il ' u A ECW 1 E 5 H il 2 HO OR EWI DUCTEE HE FATHER RERTRAND CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: Barbara Phillips, Carolyn Wade, Maria ilun, Patricia M-ilan, Michelle Boone and Cecelia Patterson. STANDING: Charles Little, Winston Carhee, Danny Wilkerson, Christine aylor, Barbara Westhrooks, Gilda Gilmore, Audrey Jackson, Joyce Cooper, Carbl Donaldon, Peggy Prater, JoAnne O'Neal, Jacquelyn lowers. Ellen Samuels and Linda Turner. Illffi was-I inductees Danny Wilkerson, Barbara Westbrooks, Christine Taylor, Carhee, Barbara Phillips and Michelle Boone are honored at a after the February induction. Dr. J. A. Beuhler, guest speaker, joins the students and guests at refreshments after the induction cerv- mony.