Homewood Flossmoor High School - Odin Yearbook (Flossmoor, IL)

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JANET BRINGLESON JOAN BUFFALO Constitutional Convention, GAA A Cgppellg Choir 4, GAA 4, Board, Homeroom Alternate. Future Nurses 4, PAT BUNKER National Honor Society, Home- ROBERT COKELY Constitutional Convention. room Representative, GAA Board, Newspaper, Science Club 4. An important event in the lives of seniors who have attained a high scholastic record is induction into the National Honor Soci- ety. To become a member, a senior must be in the upper third of his class, outstanding in scholarship, and qualitied in both char- acter and leadership. One of the outstanding members of the Senior Class is Sue Del- ler. Sue was the only senior at H-F to receive the honor of being a Merit Scholarship semi-finalist. Less than one percent of all sen- iors in the nation quality tor this scholarship. COLLETTE COLVERT MARY ELLEN CONLEY National Honor Society, French Vice-President A Cappella Choir Club 4. 4. Sue Deller, Cathee Huber, and Virginia Hellman are some of the first seniors to tour the school during Orientation Day. 29

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NANCY ALLEN JEAN ANDERSON RITA ANDERSON VERNE ANDERSON Drama Club 4, Spanish Club 4. I I Yearbook 4, Drama Club 4. Seniors look to the leadership of the Senior Class in resolving the many problems of the Junior-Senior Prom, the first H-F gradu- ation, and other events of the school year. President of the Senior Class, Guy Godman, ably led the class during the year, He was assisted by Vice-President Virginia Mc- Gillivray, Secretary Mary Shepard, and Treasurer Barbara Olson. Senior Class officers are: Mary Shepard, secrefaryp Guy Godman, president, Virginia McGilIivray, vice-president, and Barbara Olson, treasurer. 28 PETER BERG NANCY BLACKETER Bausch and Laumb Award, GAA Board. Mathematics Club 4, Le?termen's Club 4.

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JANICE DAYTON SUSAN DELLER Assembly Committee, Drama National Merit semi-tinalist, Na- Club 4. tional Honor Society, Execu- tive Council, Orchestra, Band, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Cheerleading captain. As the oldest and most experienced students, seniors comprise one of the most influential single groups at H-F. Although these upperclassmen are only a small part of the student body, they have made many decisions that will leave lasting effects on Homewood-Flossmoor High School. Seniors holding ottlce in the student government are: James McClenahan, Executive Council president, Barbara Hendricson, Executive Council secretary, Arlene Wright, commissioner of Pub- lication, Cathee Huber, Supreme Court chief iusticeg and Margot Murphy, Supreme Court associate justice. Rita Anderson and Carolyn Knight, art students decorate dis play case for the winter holidays. 7opS' -7... PAT DUNNING SUSAN DUPREE RICHARD EISAMAN JEFFERY EYSENBACH Spanish Club 4. A Cappella Choir 4, A Cappella Choir 4 Wrestling 30 Lettermen's Club 4