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If you have ever tried to open a boiled egg, you know that it takes a few cracks on the out- side to reach the inside. Club and team inductees knew how it felt to wait outside before getting in- side. National Honor Society and Quill and Scroll held digni- fied and serious induction ceremonies while field hockey initiations consis- ted of off-the-wall humor. Cracking the outer shell involved straining of the mind and body. Nation- al Honor Society members were required to maintain a 3.5 average and accumu- late 40 points for honors and extra- curricular activi- ties. Raising the flag daily became the new members’ job in Key Club. Being a part of the yearbook staff meant celebra- ting each member's birthday and laugh- ing along with the constant ribbing. On Longing to belong the other hand, Quill and Scroll inductees worked on publica- tions for at least one year. Girls varsity field hockey members joined in to intro- duce the JV team to the rough world of their sport. First, the new team members learned the songs sung on the buses to away games. Shouts of ‘‘dead-bug’’ found JV players squirming on the floor. Athletes sweated and strained to earn their letters and become members of the Varsity Club or GAA. Addressing an audience of new inductees and parents, Presi- dent Kim Higgins introduces NHS officers. The society in- ducted 20 members. With pica poles available, yearbook members have no use for knives. Brenda Wilson celebrates her birthday with the staff. 22 Feeling Wanted
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eeping warm with a heavy coat and rittens, NHS member Glenda Wilson niles as passersby donate money for ve Salvation Army. Using geometry students’ ornaments, Key Clubbers Jeff Grizzle, Richard Watts and Mike Blow decorate the tree Sounds of ‘Santa Claus is Coming to Town’ fill the air as clarinet players pass by the judges’ stand during the Christmas parade. Pulling goodies from his sack of treats, Santa (Ben Sullivan) presents a DECA gift to Dr. Robert Haynes Superintendent of Schools Homemade French delicacies entice aides Mrs. Shirley Davis, Mrs. Mar jorie Raspiller, and Mrs. Audrey Vida at the French Club party Student Life 21
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Homemade cards and hats fit in with the off-key singing of the yearbook staff during birthdays as Sybil Thornton and Brenda Wilson see. Caught by surprise, junior Kathy Sutherland laughs about her streamer covered, balloon filled and paper flowered locker. Solemn and dignified, junior Jasmine Jelesoff and senior Martie Jackson take the oath during their NHS induction. Dead bug—JV hockey players Beth Wiggins and Lisa Wells hit the floor after a varsity player yells dead bug for initiation. Student Life 23
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