Meyersdale Joint High School - Hi Point Yearbook (Meyersdale, PA)

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These served beyond the call of duty Rau' 1, Iefl to right: Helen Maust, Barbara Frain, Rou' 2: Lois Niner, Helen Lehr, Zona Diveley, Doris Merrbach, Janie Robertson, joan Rosenberger, Jean Rosenberger. Doretha Arnold, Anne Corvin. Rou' 3: William Knieriem, Bill Englehart, Frank Thomas, Vince Campbell. Leff to right: Barbara Frain, Helen Maust, Doretha Arnold, Frank Thomas. l Fl' onon Sofcletty The National Honor Society is an organization which endeavors to stimulate Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. juniors and Seniors meeting these require- ments are elected by the faculty each semester and are formally inducted at a candlelight ceremony. Parents and interested friends are urged to attend this ceremony. After they are chosen, the members of this nationwide society continue to strive for a higher level of education and character, not only while in school, but all through life. The Meyersdale Chapter of the Honor Society is ably sponsored by Miss Slagle. 36

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Posted the sloijfs bulletin Ron l: Patty Conn, Patty Haer, Alysann Bradburn, Agnes Hornbrook, Helen Maust, Anna Frances Weyer, Frank Thomas. Rou' 2: Sally Corvin, Jean Bittner, Jean Rosenberger, jerry Lint, Mary Beal. Patty Schnelzer, Sam Belcher, Betty Donges, Lorraine Tattarelli, Joyce Kemp. Rau' 3: Mary Weimer, Doris Bittner, joan Rosenberger, Carolyn Miller, Esther Niner. Rou' 4: Paul McMillan, Robert Lindeman, Bill Welch, jane Robertson, Nancy Mankamyer, Darlene Buterhaugh, jean Bowman, Alma Brown, Thelma Miller, Lois Housel, Mary Ann Saylor. Row 5: Ted Miller, Bill Engleharr, Terry Thomas, Blaine Byers, Vince Campbell, Alma Caron, joan Griffith, Kristin Miller, Jayne Wesleyf, john Ross, Joseph Ebaugh. Editor-in-Chief Frank Thomas This year our Hi-View had a more dignified appearance because of the printed covers which featured a picture of the new high school build- ing, These covers were financed by one of our patrons, Mr. Wm. Wfoullard, The staff has tried to publish a paper which will give a complete history of the year's school activities for future high school students to scan. They also try to present the best in creative writing. This is the twelfth year of continuous publications of the Hi-View. lt is hoped that in the near future our school will oHer a course in Jour- nalism and that the staff may have the Hi-View printed. Miss Bird supervises the editing of the publication. 35

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Danger . . . rough sailing ahead Left lo right: Edward Saylor, John Ross, Jeannine Bowman, Doris Merrbach, Anne Corvin, Doretha Arnold, Helen Maust, Bill Englehart, Frank Thomas, Ronald Lyle, Max Barmoy, jean Rosenberger, Charles Smearman, Esther Niner, Barbara Frain. d'lonon Count The Honor Court, our form of student government, is the main proj- ect of the National Honor Society. There are several representatives elected from both the senior and junior members of the Honor Society and a chief justice is selected from this group. To make this a student government, a representative, not a member of the Honor Society, is elected from each home room. They attend all court meetings and may report anyone who violates a school regulation. A list of offenses is made out at the beginning of each year by the society, and it is this list which is used as a basis for reporting any mem- ber of the student body. All cases are brought before the court, tried, and if found guilty, they are suitably punished. The faculty may report cases, as may any member of the society or any representative from the various home rooms, Students may also turn in cases but two witnesses are required. 37 Chief Justice-Bill Englehart