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Honor Society ofhcers and members gather for the induction of candidates At the left are othcers Julia Partridge presidentg Maureen Whelan secretaryg Satsuko Uchida. treasurer: and Chris Makofske, vice-president Members are Top row: A. Ketchum J. Gallagher, A. Erdman, M. Smith M. Richards, V. Makofske, S Cutrona, S. Gradovilleg Second row: C. Dewhirst, J. Inouye, M Mermel, M. Loosbrock, M. A Heider, K. Eckert, A. O'Connorg Third row: K. Miller. J. Aquino. P. Kenehan M. Murphy, M. Gattie, M. Moon Carol Merritt gives friendly assistance to Myriam J. Dougherty, First row: K. Carroll Lapeyre who is taking advantage of the new IHS A. Pallas, J. Shelkofsky, F. Bogaard tutoring service as Mary McGushin looks on. A. Carroll, and M. McGushin Eagerly bidding for unclaimed articles auctioned off by Jean Aquino are Julia Partridge, Loraine Smith, Muffy Marrocco, Tissie Boland, Pat Amante, Nancy Hilleary, Molly Wueste, Pat Howard, Kathy Nolan, Daria McManus, Tharon Amussen, and Ginger Santoro. Revising the constitution of the IHS chapter of the National Honor Society are Mary Loosbrock, Marsha Smith, Julie Dougherty, and Ann Carroll.
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A friend in need is a friend indeed seems to be the thought of Margaret James and Dorinda Devereux as they display the Red Cross emblem. 'ff' Red Cross otlicers Pam Merritt, treasurerg and Pat Ducy, secretary, watch attentively as Vice-president Mary Anne Parker puts the finishing touches on President Nancy Hilleary's candy striped uniform. Engrossed in Rose Ann McDermitt's explanation of the principles of Communism are Madeleine Ring, Leslie McKnight, Sue Middendorf, Dian Callaghan, Carmen Graves, and Mary Ann Shelkofsky 49
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Page 55 text:
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Honor Societies Foster Leadership In an ever-growing population, dynamic and respon- sible leaders are of great necessity to guide people in their decisions and lead them straightway down the paths of life. The task of fostering qualities of leader- ship in American youth is the general objective of the National and Junior Honor Societies. Membership in the Honor Society is based on qual- ities of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Through this organization, students receive recognition for merit and encouragement towards higher goals. The Honor Society sponsors various activities includ- ing the Lost-and-Found with auctions for unclaimed articles, a student tutoring service, and this year a re- vision of the constitutions is being undertaken. Emerging from the Honor Society are the ideal stu- dents of today and the capable leaders of tomorrow.
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