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These People Can Always The greatest scholastic reward that can come to a Lakewood High School pupil is election to the National Honor Society. The National Honor Society is what its name im- plies, an organization of the most outstand- ing students in each graduating class, a part of a national organization. The most deserv- ing students in each graduating class are chosen for membership, because of their scholastic work and extra-curricular activi- ties. The four qualities that members of the National Honor Society strive for most earn- estly are character, scholarship, leadership, and service to Lakwood High School. Near the first of each semester, a list of pupils in the upper third of the graduating class is made out 5 these students are eligible for membership. A copy of this list is given to each faculty member, who looks it over and may put a recommendation after the name of any student Cif the faculty member so desiresj. Then, after extra-curricular activi- ties have been considered, the most prom- inent students are slected. Be Counted Upon
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All Are Leaders in Only a certain percentage of the class is elected to the National Honor Societyg this adds to the honor of being chosen. The names of the members of the June Honor Society were not announced until late in the fall semester in an Honor Society assembly pro- gram. No member knew of his election until that assembly, which caused great excite- ment and surprise. Such an assembly pro- gram gives under-classmen an opportuniy to learn something about the Honor Society, what it is, what it stands for, and its qualifi- cations for membership. The 'members them- selves strive to be the kind of students the younger classmen can look up to and copy. They realize that they are the inspirations and ideals of the younger students, and must, therefore be good examples. As the Honor Society emblem, the keystone gives strength to a building, so our Honor Society members strengthen and uphold the ideals of our high school. Surely, then, the National Honor Society should be the aim of every Lakewood High School student! the June, 1931, Class
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