Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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Students E'iiii55'lI'323S?Q Goal Wrlt'ieii it x. N. L A X J xc? Page 30 Frances llarshay. Jack Winters, Velma lllackarrl, John Barns-tt, Dick McNcrney, Barbara M R and Bob Ekholm take part in induction ceremony of National Honor Society. I pledye Illjklfff lo uphold the hiyh fvzlrfmxrs of Ihr .mrifly Io fvlzirh I hm? been alerted, .vlrirfng in Wfrj' 'ZL'Ilj', by word 111111 by zlewf, Io Illflkl' if.: iflmlx the izicafs of my srhool and nf my life. Thus do the boys and girls of Lakewood High pledge themselves when they become members of the National Honor Society. Members are elected by the faculty because of outstanding qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Although this is an honorary society, members con- tinue to contribute service to the school by helping students who need tu- toring and by cataloging and caring for the school trophies. Thus do the wearers of the gold torch and keystone, the symbol of the society, strive to maintain the high standards which brought them the honor of member' ship in this organization.