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NnDNDO-2ZzmMNM g, is only fitting that the star- studied Senior Class of 1957, being the best ever, associate with the angels. Exhibiting their angelic quality of unselfishness they share their division pages with some otf their friends from ''up there. '
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[ 20 ] FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Wallace, M. A. Huffman, B. Rae, C. Jennings, J. Spencer, J. Cheatham, R. Younger, F. Anderson, A. Carson, Mr. McCue. THIRD ROW: M. Conway, L. Dickens, S$. Lovern, N. Slaughter, L. M. Davis, D. Perrow, M. SECOND ROW: C. Shaner, M. Foster, C. Dabney, B. Hauer, A. Miller, M. Watts, C. Lynn, J. Taylor, P. Tanner, J. McGregor, D. Scott. FIRST ROW: G. Loving, L. Kestner, A. Fortune, D. Petty, L. Groseclose, F. Thayer, G. Ashwell, H. Epes, C. Waskey, D. Hoskins. Bowman, B. Farley, P. Logwood, J. Bryant, S. Johnson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society is to the high school student what Phi Beta Kappa is to the college student. It is the ultimate goal that climaxes twelve years of schooling. This year forty Seniors, fifteen percent of the Senior class chosen from the upper third in secret by the faculty, were welcomed into National Honor Society with these words. 1 ‘| pledge myself to uphold the high pur- pose of this society to which | have been elected striving in every way to work and by deed to make its ideals the ideals of my school and my life. The annual National Honor Society As- sembly held on March 28 was presided over by last year's president George Hurt. Other members of last year's chapter Sally Rhodes, Bobby Smith, Angie Morgan, and Ned Turn- ley spoke on the four basic qualifications of the Society, character, scholarship, leader- ship and service. Each succeeding chapter has a project with which they hope to help the school. This year's project was the coaching of all stu- dents who requested help in order to pass. This service made the difference between passing and failing for many students. The officers for the 1956-1957 Chapter were as follows: President, David Petty; Vice- President, Lind Groseclose; Secretary, Gloria Ashwell; Treasurer, Fred Thayer; and His- torian, Anita Fortune. With their sponsor Mrs. Wallace, the members of this year's chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society lived up to the traditions and responsibilities set by past chapters and proudly wore their pins as a symbol of the four years of hard work that won them.
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