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character 1st Row Karen Cribben, Susan Armstrong, Marsha Shields, Marilyn Grow, Patty England, 2nd Row Dan Murphy, Clyde Holdren, Ian Washam, Tony DeStephen, Kim |ones. 3rd Row: Mike Rouse, Monte Ross, Mark Harbarger, Barry Davis, Randy Armstrong. Honor Society The National Honor Society was formed to Honor those who have excelled in four major areas: character; scholarship, leadership, and service. To be qualified for membership in the National Honor Society, the student must be a Junior or Senior who ranks in the upper third of his class. The members are elected by the faculty. The National Honor Society has two Induction Ceremonies. One in the fall, which takes in Seniors, and one in the spring, which takes in Juniors. To be a member of the National Honor Society is a great honor and a goal every student should try to reach. 25
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Leadership, scholarship and 1st Row Debra lorbach, Denise Lorbach, Betsy Hughes. Vicki Green, Terri Turner. 2nd Row Ed Ruth, Frank Souders, Connie Tucker, Garen Hughes, Mark Wolf. 3rd Row: Ruth Hodgson, Tom Sheward, Roger Thorton, Richard Coyan, Ernie Forshey, Steve Lloyd. President Randy Armstrong Vice-President Clyde Holdren Secretary Kim jones T reasurer Steve Lloyd Advisor Miss Alyce Smith The National 24
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Student Counci 1st Row: Karen Cribben, Mr. Coyan, Brovvyn Jones. 2nd Row: Lynn Unklesbay, Tobie Robbins, Debbie Wickline. 3rd Row: Kathy Landrum, Patty England, Rhonda Burns. 4th Row: Beth Stockmeister, Sally Howard, Marilyn Grow. 5th Row: Mary Christman, Mary Dorsey. 6th Row: Gary Eisnaugle, Steve Lloyd, Mike Rose. 7th Row: Mitch Fields. Rick Billman, Anthony Coyan 8th Row David Roe, Charles Chapman, Kim Rose To develop attitudes of, and practices in good citizenship of students, is one aim of the Student Council. The Council strives to improve student-teacher relationships, improve students' morale in school, and promote the general welfare of the school. This organization helps not only in the school, but also in the community. The members perform a Christmas play at Hope Haven School, and also take Thanksgiving baskets to underprivileged families. At school, the Council is active in Homecoming festivities, various dances, school clean up campaigns, and fund raising projects. Any member of a class is qualified to be a candidate for representative. Elections are held and five members from each class (freshman through seniors) are elected to represent that class on the Council. President Steve Lloyd Vice President Mike Rose Secretary Marilyn Grow Treasurer Beth Stockmeister Advisor Mr. jack Coyan 26
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