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Brains, leadership, service, and character... Academic achievement, char- acter, leadership and service to the s c h o ol and community a r e the qualities which mark members of the National Honor Society. The organization, which was started three years ago at Jefferson, high-lighted this year's activities with an orientation tea QCocoa, reallyj for prospective candidates from the sophomore class. Purpose of the program was to acquaint sophomores with requirements to be met and to encourage them to work toward NHS membership. The orientation tea for prospectived members was a great success NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Left to right, Jan Gustafuson, Margo Parmenter, Linda Carroll, Dennis Art'Parzych, Bill Absalom, vice-presidentgMrs. Vincent, Hagey, Ron Myers, John Wiegand, Tanya Marshall, Judi advisory Andrea Roberts president, Chris Owsinek, Gustafuson, and Frenchie Rouse. NOT PICTURED: Bob secretary, Darryl Eighmey. SECOND ROW: Lana Perkins, Sander, treasurer. 24
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L. J Larry, Janice, and Charlotte get the afternoon off from school to go ad hunting. Ed and Shara are cropping photographs to desired sizes. n ARCHIVES STAFF FRONT ROW: Left to right, Carol Polhamus, Shara Senker, Kathy Ery,A Chris Owsinek, SECOND ROW: John Richwine, Bill Antaya, Tanya Marshall, copy editorg John Cronk, Jackie Kohler, Judy Madon, editor, THIRD ROW: Charlotte '?3' QR - F leszar, business editorg Larry Orr, Janice Tompkinson, Ed Hutchinson, Mr. Rath, advisorg Ron Myers, Darryl Eighmey, Ron Marshall, Russ Kalis, and Paul Richwine.
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E 3 . SECOND YEAR FRONT ROW: Left to right, Tanya Marshall, Mr. Rath, Jackie Kohler, Donna Bialy, SECOND ROW: John Cronk, Joann Nadeau, and Russ Kalis. Reporting the news... Leads, the five w's headline count, the staff. office beat, feature stories, straight news, Most of the actual putting together of the ems, ens, picas, justified margins, and a bi-weekly school paper falls at first upon the score of other problems, all under the pres- second-year journalism class. Gradually, sure of impossible deadlines, are just a few however, the first year class takes over a of the many problems facing the Bear Facts larger share of reporting and editing the news. 3 3 E T FIRST YEAR FRONT ROW: Left to right, Maeve Reh, Nancy McDaniels, Carol Polhamus, Sheila Moore, Bill Antaya, Beth Roberts, Kathy Ery, Fritz Carter, Jeanette DeSloover, Lewis Horn, Tim Lockwood, and SECOND ROW: Charles Vaughn, Ray Avendt, Mr. Rath, Dennis Beaudry. S-wh ,T .A
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