Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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3:5 13,933 xv: a.- 1: - The Lion Chapter of the National Honor Society was P first organized in 1950 to recognize those students who H exhibit outstanding qualities of scholarship, leadership, 1 character and service. 1 The Honor Society, under the guidance of Miss Edwards, organized the induction and tapping ceremony ' for new members this year on F ebruary 25. Officers for the year were Randy Bell, President; 1 Bob Shoss, Vice President; Karen Farr, Secretary. l T 0 bring further honor to the school, we were privi- leged to have three National Merit Scholarship Semi- finalists and eight recipients of Letters of Commendation. National Honor Society. lst ROW: K. Losch, M. Chapman, A. Tsubota, L. Styer, J. Jenkins, B. Ewing, R. Bell, C. Kucera, J. Chipps B. Mushen. 2nd ROW:P.Cole,P.Ca110way,A.Wilson,G.Smith,E.Orme,B.Da1e,K Farr, C Manion, J. Chance. STANDING: E. Tsubota J. Schoonover, S. Pearce, M. Moore, J. Putman, M. J. Moore, J. Graft, B. Shoss, Miss Edwards tSponsoQ. NOT PICTURED: C Weiga1,M Lalng. ! NMS Semi-finalists. Randy Bell, Joel Graft, Bob Mushen. NMS Letter of Commendation winners. STANDING: Vic Baker, Pat Plemmons, Pete Wells, John Scroggs. SEATED: Pat Adler, Linda Styer, Karen Farr, Chere Manion. 86

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ran, anis Put- mn. SEATED: Karen Farr, Candy Wiegel. FIRST ROW: Connie Colbert, Teri Moore, B111 Putting, Mary Jo Moore, Bob Ewing, Hilda Lough, Teri Scotton. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pimer, Linda Murphy, Rick Orme, Sandy Cevey, Wilbur Scott, Randy Bell. For the first time at Heidelberg a printed newspaper was produced, complete with -' pictures and cartoons. The reader was treated to choice features, up -to-date news, h and action-packed sports stories. The STUDENT PRINTS' staff made use of the print- . ing facilities of the STARS 81 STRIPES, but performed other functions from writing to layout itself. Never losing sight of its duty to the precepts of good journalism, the STUDENT PRINTS was geared to the entertainment and enlightenment of the student. Editors: Linda Murphy, Copy Editor; Candy Weigil, CO-Editor; Teri Scotton, Art Editor; Karen Farr, Co-Editor; Randy Bell, Sports Editor; Mary Jo Moore, Feature Editor. Well, The story of the astronaut landing on the cafeteria is good.

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FRONT ROW: Bill Yonushonis, Bill Doleman, Chuck McCarty, Janis Put- man, Sherry Wagner BACK ROW: Mr. Moore, Dard Ringenback, Bob In- gram, Charles Limpus, Ronald Jennings, Eric Orme, Robert Shoss, Ed Watson, Roger Ayers. The Science Club has divided itself into two groups, Biological andiPhysical. This year their main concern was with the successful operation of the Science Fair. Chuck . McCarty was the winner of the Physical Sciences exhibit with his collection of snow I flakes. Bob Clegg's exhibit, embryo development, was the winner in the Biological Science division. In order to gain a better understanding of the hereditary processes of the Dro- sophila, the common fruit fly, the Biological Science Club chose this topic for its group project. The pursuit and development of personal interests is the major goal of the Physical Science Club. Science Clubs - L Bell,C. .K. Farr, Moore.l. ; LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Zedler, Rick Wilson, Jay Bargmann, Mike Weil, B Barbara Baran, Mr. Buchholz.