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Quill and Scroll honors journalist In 1926, the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists was established. This Society was cre¬ ated to encourage and reward individ¬ ual achievement in the journalism field. The Quill and Scroll, which is the E. C. Glass chapter of this honor¬ ary society, inducts new members each year. Requirements for member¬ ship are: senior or junior high school students, outstanding work on one of the school publications, recommenda¬ tion by the sponsor of that publica¬ tion and superior scholastic standing. Mrs. Wilson sponsors the Quill and Scroll which inducts its members from the Crest, The Critic and The High Times. Sponsor for the Quill and Scroll is Mrs. Marjorie Wil¬ son. (Right) Quill and Scroll members Greg Roseberry, Barry Barn- urn, Corky Waugh, Spencer Stone, Joan McDaniel, Mindy Davis and Lisa Novak discuss an up-coming activity. (Below) 22
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Vice-president John Diffendal listens attentively to a stu¬ dent ' s opinions. Secretary Mary Noechel performs a major job of taking notes during a meeting. Terry Martin, Ann Bond, and Susan Jones decorate a tree on the SCA Christmas float as two interested students kibitz. Miss Zirkle put in long hours to decorate the Christmas float. 21
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National honor society inducts new members in spring National Honor Society membership is one of the highest honors bestowed upon high school students. The E. C. Glass chapter was founded in 1924 and became the 315th national chap¬ ter. In 1921 at Atlantic City, a nation¬ al convention of high school princi¬ pals saw the need for a nationwide uniform way of recognizing student excellence in character, scholarship, leadership and service. The result was the organization of the National Hon¬ or Society. Members today are still elected by the faculty according to the above-men¬ tioned criteria. One of the chapter projects is the coaching of fellow stu¬ dents. Sponsors for the chapter are Miss Wiley and Mrs. Pinn. Members of the National Honor Society have a 48-year old tradition to uphold of excellence in academics, service to the school and high standards of character. J - 23
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