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MHS ' ers Earn Notional Honor The Notional Honor Society, which is controlled by the Notional Associ- otion of Secondary School Principals, was started in 1929. Mrs. Favorite is in charge of the Society at Mishowako High. Mrs. Favorite feels that Mishowako High seeks to recognize the well- rounded student who is noted as be- ing above overage in the four cate- gories of scholarship, leadership, ser- vice, and character. In order to become a member of the Notional Honor Society a student must be chosen by the faculty. Mem- bers were chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. In order to remain a mem- ber you hod to maintain a D over- age. When inducted the students received a certificate from the notional organi- zation and a gold pin with the na- tional emblem. In 1982 thirty-three seniors and nin- teen juniors were Inducted into the society at Mishowako High School. Cloie Relsing wotches as June Hons signs her nome to the list of Initiates. Ken Kohlenbeck odds his name to the list of Members of the Notlonol Honor Society members while MIchele Kizer looks on. watch os classmates ore Inducted. 18 NQfionQl Honor Society
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Music Society Picks Members As stated by Mr. Long, The purpose of the Music Honor Society was to promote o greater ond continued in- terest in solo, ensemble, band, or- chestra, and choral performance. Also, to encourage better and more discriminating habits in music partici- pation and provide greater opportu- nities for personal musical expression in schools, churches, and communi- ty Members were chosen from sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors who had a B or better average in music and o C or better average in academic subjects. Students who wished to be consid- ered for membership hod to oudition in February for the music faculty ond club officers. The old members presented a short Old Members ' Recital for the pro- spective new members. There were eight returning members lost year. Each year the members go to Chica- go on a partially paid trip to see a musical or ballet at McCormick Place Arle Crown Theatre. Senior Tim Kling shows intense concentration during his oudition. Pot Collins carefully lights one of the candles during induction ceremonies. Karen Norkus lights o candle symbolizing the goals of Music Honor Society. Tom Klopfenstein skillfully performs his song before other music society members. Music Honor Society 19
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