Miami Trace High School - Mitra Yearbook (Fayette County, OH)

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 ADVISOR Mrs. Hinchman C.O.E. PRESIDENT - Marcia Scaggs V. PRESIDENT - Phyllis Hunt SECRETARY - Becky Blair TREASURER - Karen Ware 96 ROW 1 (L to R); B. Blair, M. Scaggs, K. Ware. ROW 2; V. Gookenbarger, B. Warner, T. Killbarger, J. Bott, P. Jones, J. Gray. ROW 3; V. Hall, R. Henry, K. Garringer, R. Mitchell, L. Beverly.

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ROW 1 (L to R); A. Rees, M. Maust, J. Wilt, R. Shepard, J. Tarbutton, K. Hidy. ROW 2; D. Beach, G. Shaw, T. Williams, M. Conner, J. Ely, C. Carter, G. Holder, R. Donohoe, D. Steele, J. Morrow, R. Riggs. ROW 3; M. Ford, D. Krupla, G. Rohrer, D. Ankrom, S. Hayslip, D. Autt, C. VanDyke, J. Teeters, J. Tussey, J. Taylor. ROW 4; M. Sollars, D. Garringer, D. Dunn, P. White, L. Ging, J. Burson, J. Oesterle, R. McGhee, R. Lewis, M. Lansing. ROW 5; E. Bonzo, T. Worley, C. Beam, K. Miller, T. Stuckey, M. Lanman, T. Overly, J. Garland, J. Binegar, D. Gilmerr. Outdo o rsme n PRESIDENT - Jerry Wilt VICE-PRESIDENT - Rick Shepard TREASURER - Mike Maust SECRETARY - Jeff Tarbutton NEWS REPORTER - Kirby Hidy Program Chairman - Allen Rees ADVISOR Mr. Bernard 95

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National Honor Society ROW 1 (L to R); V. Thacker, V. Eggleton, P. Barger - Treas., N. Thomas - Pres., B. Howard - V. Pres., H. Garringer - Sec., M. L. Pierce. ROW 2; L. Coffey, P. Cook, G. Flax, M. J. King, N. Campbell, S. Zimmerman, N Wycoff, D. Green, R. Wilson, C. Steele. ROW 3; K. Webb, D. Behnken, B. Hahn, P. Marvin, S. DeWees, P. Breakfield, K. Clevelle, K. Kieger, E. Rowe, T. Holbrook, D. Hixon. ROW 4; J. Lewis, B. Pauley, C. Puckett, T. Roberts, G. Arm- brust, J. Ford, D. Bennett, T. Kelley, R. Douce, B. Riegel, R. Parks, D. Anderson, W. Seyfang. No honor conferred by Miami Trace High School can exceed that of membership in the National Honor Society. It represents the fundamental objectives for which high schools are instituted. Other honors at the disposal of the school are only partial in that they recognize special abilities, skills, or talents, but the National Honor Society looks upon the educated student as a total product of education, excelling in the four greatest dimensions of life: Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. The symbols are explained as: Character - White is the color chosen to symbolize Character, for White is the Composite of many colors. Character is the sum of many qualities which united make man. Scholarship - is evidenced by an overall high school average of 3.5 in a grading system in which 4.0 represents the highest level of achievement. Gold symbolizes Scholarship as the golden glow of Schol- arship is only a faint reflection of the splendor or life enriched by learning. Leadership - is demonstrated by a high degree of initiated in classroom activities, holding high school offices, etc. Purple symbolizes Leadership as it is the color chosen by the leaders of all time. Service - Service to others gives the highest form of happiness. Red symbolizes the unselfish devotion which gives itself to the service of the nation, the school, and the individual. 97