Ladoga High School - Canner Review Yearbook (Ladoga, IN)

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Now Honor Society 1 o'l,' .ilndoction Ceremonyh fl 1 EQ Held nt High1S'chool Ladoga, April' I4-The induction eoeremony for the Ladoga high .schoo1's. newly elected members of the ,Eda Harrison chapter of the -National Q Honor society, held .ig the e gymnasium, was most im- pressive.. Preceding the induction ceremony the Ladoga high school build under the direction of Albert Canine, played the Vanguard March. , A ' , . A short talk by Olin Swinney, principal of the Ladoga high sehoolffollowed in which he intro- duced the members of the Craw- ,iordsville National Honor society. .They were' 'Keith' Davidson, Bar- Sl1'ns,. Collins Wallace, Phil Francis .and Emily ' Bruce, and their , sponsor-,' Mrs. Mable T, Smith. M f -Keith Davidson servedi-as chair- of the induction ceremony. He ready the names of the newly elected members of the fLadoga chapter. They were Mary Etta Ronk, e Donald Gravit, Rosemary. Terry, Wanda Cloncs, Barbara Tharp, Carl Zimmerman, 'Betty June 'E1d1'idge, Maybeth Todd. Ruthanna Britts, Paul Clark, Louise. Hicks and Barbara Pace. o V The cneirmanf spoke. 'on .-the significance of the National' -Honor Soeiety. He' was followed by the other members, of the Crawfords- ville chapter each .in turntlighting ,a candle and giving. an ,interpre- tation of ther, four ,cardinal ,prin- ciples of the society--character, scholarship, leadership, and .ser- vice. b ' The-. ceremony was concluded with a selection by- Chopin, played- the piano by .Miss Bruce. Following 'the ,induction cere- mony Mrs.. Eda Harrison, for whom the. new chapter was named, spoke impressively. to the new 'members and members of the stu- dent body.' Mrs. Harrison thanked -the school for the honor conferred upon her, and expressed her hopes that the organization: would be can inspiration to all the students.- , The, members -of ceo' the Crawfords- ville T society and their sponsor were -the luncheon- guests of the membera1 in the high cefeieria- a C , . Q it '14 of s this heldgi. the ' Friday 'fnighg April 9, at 7 p. rn. p f 4 , e Irene French, president, r f-'wel-I coined the 124 guests, and ,her -mother, Mrs, Garnet Frenph, gave the response. The new of-, 'ficerswere introduced: President, .Rosein8r1y,fTerry3C ,vice president, Barbara Tharpg secretary, Laura Pitzerg treasurer, C Barbara Pacej reporter, Betty Davis: A 1 '1' Miss dwalter, of , yil1e,fgaye.- a program' of .accord-e 'i8t1ifii?f.11Sicg shes played on tbk- arbor' i inns-'S C had been damaged, in, the recent ltorn-' ado. The sunshine Girls then pre- sented a pageant entitled , What the Stork Brought and What ,Be- came of .It. ' p C U g Potted.fD1antS7 were. ,awarded to Mrs. Norman Rogers, youngest mother present, and'.Mrs. Stella Kessler ,the oldest mother pre- sent, as has been the custom' for many years. I C. p ' ' , who up schoolfor tirnie fall, are Hattendr clinic 'W 'i t morning, f to their les. .fdrdsvmei their Qyesl a Dr .examme -their V and q iT. Denny and ,DI'.'..F1'Ed Blix to ,jlook-after theirlphysical needs. A fgroup of '1ocal nurses,,1yIrs. g,Li1a 'Banter Mrs. .Gertrude iman, Mrs. Leo-fMartin, Mrs. 'Drake Young, Mrs. 'iny Lyle McClellan, and .,Mrs.gWanitaf I-limes, assisted the doctors in 'the' examinationk- f , ?fi.iiMfSfsofrisseitsfaoswf .P'Wss,. .e.o foil .1 this 'project in were . initio Spree sent to assist iBy1hi3fYiIC,Ik.. , 5

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