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A View of the Activities Program I I W k i ► k ( ■I 6 rwet ri 3 ir jI) 5 V 0 potior (£o£c Wir Ihi’ sindpnb of Grweli ' tiliivjh 5ch l hfliFve in dndshdll slrivp In uphold the Fdllpfflinn Principles; To show honcsly And rcspcd in our denlinqs wiTh the FacilHy, sTudenTs, And ofhers: ioslrivE For cl ran 1 mess av{ self-conjrol in our speech And to Keep deqraduuj and unkind thoughts from mir mtruUs To respect school property and the property of others; To avoid and discouraqe unfavorable habits which ttuij brinq discredit to us,our home, our school, and our communitu. Taking a peek at our activities here at Groveton is likely to make a new¬ comer dizzy. Each student is able to lo¬ cate an organization devoted to his in¬ terests or hobbies among the various Tiger-supported clubs. These twenty-two clubs and various organizations spon¬ sored events that promoted good rela¬ tions with the public and contributed to school spirit. We profited this year by having an organized student government, whose main accomplishment was placing stu¬ dent life so that there is an opportunity for all to participate in the activities of their choice. The purpose of our activities pro¬ gram was to produce a social, as well as an educational background for Groveton- ites. It was in this field that our student co-operation, promoted by the honor code, was best displayed. Acceptance of the honor code lay in the decision of each individual student and was signi¬ fied by his signature on the personal honor card distributed to each student. The staff endeavors to present the opportunities offered to us in clubs and activities on the following pages. accept these hitjh standards as a ncccssiti) to our development oj 1 honor and intecjriti) Ethics committee, art and Industrial Art Departments collaborate in giving to the school the beautiful framed Honor Code that hangs in the front lobby. ETHICS COMMITTEE Seated: Richard Graus, Dorothy Murray, Gisela Grasse, Bonnie Tinkham, Barbara Brown. Standing: Mrs. Croom, sponsor; Barbara Slayton, Christine Herrick. The Ethics Committee has worked hard for the past two years to express in words and practice the high standards of stu¬ dents of Groveton High. HONOR CODE 26
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