Leaksville High School - Weaver Yearbook (Leaksville, NC)

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Tl-IE HONOR SOCIETY Seated: Shirley Hawkins, Steve Talbert, Peggy Sapp, Mrs. Dininny, Phyllis Dyer, Harold Redmon Vivian Thomas. Standing: Christine Strutton, Roberta Coon, Melvin Kendrick, Allan Grifiiths, Violet Price Billy Foley, Margaret Dietz, Zeda Grogan, Joan Roberts, Carlisle Campbell. Officers: Peggy Sapp, President, Zeda Grogan, Vice-President, Violet Price, Secretary if The desire and effort of the faculty and student government asso ciation of the Leaksville High School has materialized this year in th formation of an Honor Society which Will, if our application is accept ed, become a part of the National Honor Society which has branches in most of the large city high schools all over the nation. This organization follows the suggested constitution in that, after the list of seniors and juniors making a scholarship average of ninety per cent or over had been compiled, the faculty chose fifteen per cent of the enrollment of the senior class and five per cent of the enrollment of the junior class-this selection was made on the basis of the stu dents' standing in regard to character, leadership, and service. This society, with the help of a faculty council, will work out plans to stimulate more ambition on the part of the student body for higher scholastic attainment, achieved Without a self-centered attitude thus promoting the idea of good citizenship which comes through a high sense of honor and the unselfishness of service. C263

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'N M ORI M WM MARGIE REYNOLDS MABEL RICKMAN MARTHA ANN WADE We shall never forget these girls, three of the most beloved of our class, Who lost! their lives in one of the Worst tragedies ever to befall our school and community. While in pursuit of special school activities, they were the victims of an automobile accident near Reidsville on March 18, 1947. C253 jf

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BUS DRIVERS 1559 si Front Row: Bill Morris, Herman Harris, Bobby Talley, Back Row: Pete Warren, Lee Hilton, John Hancock. if Leaksville High School has six bus drivers, five seniors and one junior. Since this is their second year of service in this capacity the above six are especially well qualified to meet the great responsibilities of their position. The drivers have displayed their ability this year by making runs twice daily without undergoing any accident, in spite of fact that of the six buses only two are in good condition. All of the bus drivers were put on the Student Council in order that they could better voice their views and problems. They have ex- pressed their appreciation for the good job Mr. Snodderly has done in handling their individual problems and those involving other schools. All of the drivers have admitted that they do their job not primarily for the monetary reward but in the interest of service. The whole school is grateful to these six individuals for their valuable contribu- tions and cooperative attitudes. C277