Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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First rout, lcft In right-B. 0'Nccl, W. Burgess, Stout, johnson, T. lloovcr. Svrun-rl row, lcfl In riglil-Mrs. llchn, Mrs. Devine, Mr. Donson, Mr. Groves, Mr. Nichols, Mr. Barnhart. fix Xgaf NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP CHARACTER SERVICE These four qualities are found in the members of National Honor Society. This is the second year for this fairly new organization, but already it has created a desire in thc student hody to cxccl in scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service. On March 28, National Honor Society inducted 13 new members. They were: Ian Freeman, Betty Stewart, Mnrelyn Rogers, Jerry Ben- son, lack Shaw, jerry Miller, Carolyn Coar, Janice VVeaver, Mary Sech, Pat Greer, Nancy Bertsch, Marcia Wilson, V oylc Dale. Page Twenty-four

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