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THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ASSEMBLY NHS OFFICERS The induction ceremony of the Agapae Chapter of the National Honor Society took place on Friday, April 2, 1976, in die school audi- torium. The candidates for membership in the National Honor Society, marched into the auditorium and onto the stage. Rosalind Battle, President of the Honor Society, introduced the four qualities on which the Honor Society is based. SCHOLARSHIP. FI ice Hill de- scribed scholarship--”Education ends only with life. Knowledge can be earned only through diligence and hard work. SERVICE. Tony Goodman sum- marized service- - Willingness to work without recognition. LEADERSHIP. Patricia Ferebee depicted leadership- - The price of leadership is sacrifice. CHARACTER. Mike Haddock ex- plained character- - Character is the force in one man which distin- guishes him from another. Character is achieved, not received. Mr. Edwards presented the Honor Society certificates to the pledges. He stated, It is a pleasure to present these certificates to the new members of the Agapae Chapter of the National Honor Society. The student body stood and sang the Alma Mater and remained standing for the recession of the members of the I. C. Norcom National Honor Society. by Mandi Butler 15 Clubs Organizations
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STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATION Homeroom Representatives and SCA Sponsor, Mrs. Phibbs NORCOM HOSTS CITY WIDE MEET SCA OFFICERS: President-Sylvia Watford, Vice President-Avalona Murray and Secretary-Kirn Crump. On Wednesday May 5, 1976, the I. C. Nor- com Student Council Association hosted the city wide meet. Manor, Wilson, Churchland and Cradock High Schools were participants for this event. Sylvia Watford gave the instructions and explained how the workships would be set up. After which the delegates from each school were broken up into two groups Parlarmentary Procedures and Responsibilities of Leadership. In workshop B, Responsibilities of Leader- ship was discussed by Susan Smith of Cradock, Joan Joyner of Wilson, Mr. Davis of Church- land Jr. High and Dr. Cherry of Manor High School. After each lecture questions were raised and answered promptly. Ideas were given by candidates as to how others may solve problems during and after elections. At the end of the thirty minute session, refreshments were served and the delegates returned to classes. Hopefully each delegate learned enough to go back and make his or her Student Council Association work a little better, by Marion Spellman 16 Clubs and Organizations
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