James Monroe High School - Milestone Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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KEYETTES AND DIPLOMATS Keyettes is a service club designed to help serve the needs of the community and school. Its member- ship is made up of sopho- mores, juniors, and sen- iors. The Keyettes held a carmel apple sale in De- cember and helped in the annual dog show in the spring. The Keyettes work with the community service organization called Ki- wanas. Diplomats is an usher- ing club open to sopho- mores, juniors, and sen- iors. They maintain order during all assemblies. Diplomats usher at most assemblies and at all eve- ning functions. The diplo- mats held a pickle sale in March and held their annual candy cane sale in Decem- ber. The advisor of this service club is Mrs. Bid- Well. Members of the Keyette service club. TOP ROW: L. Hendryx, D. Phenning. THIRD ROW: J. Grenfell, J. Leverton, A. Hendrix, S. Schatz, L. Mayhead, L. Loy. SECOND ROW: P. Alverson, G. Stegman, N. Reese, R. Dyer, V. Stuart. FRONT ROW: R. Martin, S. Hayden, Marvin. B. Keyette officers pose above club announcement. L. TO R. : President, D. Phennin ,Vice-president, L. Hendryx, S Secretary, L. Moxleyg and Treasurer, L. Mayheadp C. S. Gardiner, S. Bruce, L. Baylog and P. Rhodes buy pickles from B. Tennant and L. Case during fund rais- ing event for Diplomats.

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AND TI-IESPIAN S National Honor Society is mn organization that honors students who main- tain at least a 3. 5 grade point average all four years Students are chosen for members hip either their junior or senior year in school. Each spring a special evening ceremony is held to install new mem- bers into the club. Mr. Morgan replaced Mrs. George as advisor at mid- year. Thispians are members of the drama classes who produce two plays each year. In the fall they pre- sented STAGE DOOR and in the spring it was ANY- THING GOES. Drama stu- dents must earn a certain number of stage hours in order to join Thespians. This year the officers were as follows: president, Grace Maldonado 3 vice-president, Sharon Manng secretary, Kelly Cattanachg and treasurer, Linda Hansen. C B A. National Honor Soceity president P. Cole, enjoys refreshments at the installation. B. New National Society members. BACK ROW L. TO R.: C. Manning, C. Blades, Mr. Morgan, E. Cebula, P. Utterback, K. Wirtz, L. Hegstad, K. Bosch, K. Jackson, M. Hall, L. Barthalomew, J. Kaady, M. Janac, and S. Shrestha. FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: S. Hampshire, V. Anderson, and C. Speiler. C. Senior Thespian members receive honors Senior Day. L. TO R.: G. Maldonado, C. Johnson, L. Norris, B. Whitmir, and S. Mann.