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juniors Accept Torch From Seniors Flag raising ceremony. . . Singing the Alma Mater Induction of luniors Books signed by new members Pinned by mothers Lighting of the candles Dr. Alfred Stern - speaker On Special Education Glee Club concert Farewell speech to the Student Body by Elsa Clayleen - the new president Scholarship, leadership. . . I pledge myself. . . as 5 t L F I if Above left: Donna Rushton, a new member of the National Honor So- ciety had her pin put on by her mother during the Induction. Above right: New members of the National Honor Society lit their candles which represent the four qualities of character, scholarship, leadership and service. Left: Both old and new members of the National Honor Society listened to the guest speaker. 7'I
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Honor Groups Strive To Help National Honor Society. . . Highest Honor Students - Qualities seeked - . . . leadership, service . . . scholarship, character Tutor underclassmen Any ideas for the Honor Board? Monthly Meetings Stellatae . . .Sophomores and juniors with Highest averages Prepare for college boards Meet twice weekly Do we finish the WHOLE book? ,n ,ft . . , Top right: Coaching several Freshmen was National Honor Society member Pam johnson. Center right: President of Stellatae, Kitty Raymond, showed Rebecca Cum- mings, vice-president, the assignment. Above: Temporarily distracted from their work on the Honor Board were Margot La Pointe, vice-president of the National Honor Society, and Ines Lopez, treasurer. Right: Linda Davis, President of the National Honor Society, looked for pictures for the Honor Board. 70
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Recognition Give As Student Receive Awaro Right: Accepting their trophy for 3rd place in the city-wide math tournament were members of the team: Jennie jackson, Linda Davis, Karen Lindsay, Lisa Conzelmann, Marion Conzelmann and Sheila Hillebrand. Below right: Margie Abadie received her letter for athletic excellence. E .iw As Karen Bertin was awarded her medal, Donna Cambon and Carinne Bruch wait their turn. 72 ,if ffyfit av! Y! a
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