Maine South High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Park Ridge, IL)

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fl. ...X MAINE ABOVE: Soloists: Top to bot- tom: K. Collins, M. Scotese, J Okamoto. ABOVE RIGHT: Du- ets: Top: N. Jacobson, K. Lind- strom. Middle: D. Gundersen, J Johnson, S. Augustyn, K. Frin- dell. Bottom: K. Devaney, C Krause, M. Chakos, J. Pientka RIGHT: Trios: Top: M. Piazza D. Conway, J. Oberheide. Bot- tom: L. Sitterly, G. Barklow, A Kann. 116

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l1iBl11Bll ational Honor Society awards talented students As in the past, deserving juniors and seniors were elected into the Na- tional Honor Society. To be elected, the pupils were required to maintain a grade point average of 4.0 and also demonstrate leadership and fine character. The seniors who were elected this year into the National Honor Society had to meet stricter requirements. To become a member, a senior needed to have a 3.2 grade point average, unlike other years when a 3.0 average was acceptable. Tutoring students in difficult sub- jects was the main responsibility for those current seniors elected into the National Honor Society as juniors. They also sold candy to raise money and helped to initiate the new mem- bers. RIGHT: Honor Society Officers: Top: J. Lester, Tutoring Chairmang Mr. Misevich. Middle: S. LoBue, President. Bottom: K. Eng- lemann, Vice-President: J. Culverwell, Sec.- Treas. BELOW: Honor Society Seniors Elected 1976: Top: Mr. Misevich, H. Lauer, J. Culverwell, J. Connor, P. Joyce, C. Krol, Z. Srodulski, T. Mueller, J. Weaver, A. Pontow. Fourth: R. Franzblau, K. Conn, D. Loda, G. Smith, C. Fletcher, P. Stenerson, L. Thies, D. Salamon, S. Gasior. Third: K. Burson, J. Lester, D. Domenz, P. Amidei, A. Budris, P. Vinopal, G. Barklow, A. Pantos. Second: M. Scott, K. Englemann, L. Bacher, D. Takehara, S. LoBue, S. Klages, J. Kelly. Bottom: M. Korzenieski, C. Creiger, K. Gibbons, D. Torde H. Woodside, B. DiCola. 1 5000041