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A Music Honor Society member performs a piano recital for the others Brian Beutter signs his name after being inducted. Music Honor Society 21
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Students Earn Recognition National Honor Society and Music Hon- or Society are two admired organizations at MHS. National Honor Society began in April 1929. It was for students who were at schol- arship level. Those who have a given grade level are also considered. To be chosen one must excell in scholarship, leadership, char- acter, and service. After reviewing these qua- lities, the faculty then voted on who should be chosen. Music Honor Society was formed for mu - sic talented students. It involves students who are outstanding in orchestra, band, and choir. Those who wished to join Music Honor Society were to audition in the spring. Re- sults were then posted. Students who wish to be chosen must have a C average in aca- demic subjects, and a B average in music. The important point of being accepted as a member of Music Honor Society is the recognition given to the students for excel- lence in individual performances. Nancy Stickle gives her speech for National H Society. Junior inducties listen carefully as they are told to repeat what is said. All National Honor Society members gather for group picture National Honor Society
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Time On Stage Pays Off For Thespians To be a Thespian one must earn points by working on plays in one ot more of these capacities: acting, lighting, make-up, ot stage crew. You must accumulate a total of ten points. Each point reptesents ten hours of stage work. Thespians meet twelve times throughout the year. They try to meet at least once a month. During the meetings they discused upcoming events and the future plays. Being a Thespian is something someone should be very proud of. It means you are keeping a tradition that has been alive for over 2,000 years. Thespians were named after the first actor in Greece-Thespis. Sponsor Mr. McSorley said, Thespians is the only club that requires so much effort to join. To be a Thespian is an honor. It ' s also a strive for excellence. Thespian Vice-President Kevin Buckley commented, It was a lot of work but I enjoyed it. It makes me feel good because it ' s a goal I wanted to achieve. The girls do a skit after Thespian inductions. Thespian girl smooches her way in. Mr. McSorley, D. Batsle, C. Goeller, K. Buckley 22 Theipuru
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