Ness City High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ness City, KS)

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WaiUwjoJl Uoiuyi Qoctety AcIu ms Wtgfv Uohm The National Honor Society of 1976-77 are pictured above from left to right: Brenda Hale. Laura Briand, Wanda Haas. Blaine Vogel. Mike James, Cindy Wiens. Diedra Burden, Warren Stecklein, Debbie James, Pat Schlegel, Nannette Lampe, Kim Brookhart. Tammi Wassinger, Sandy Reinert, Joyce Goodman, Norma Sutton. Ann Gaschler. Not pictured are Diane Sorenson, and LuAnn Kersenbrock. National Honor Society members encourage qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service among students of Ness City High School. Only soph- omores. juniors, and seniors are eligible for membership. A spring introduction service is held each year. Students are nominated to mem- bership by the faculty. A grade point of 3.3 out of 4.0 is necessary for further consideration. Upon nomination and having the required grade point average, the student is evaluated by the faculty to see if they feel the student has the qualities that National Honor Society exempli- fies. A composite average of at least 3.3 must be maintained in order to remain in the organization. Pictured to the left are Cindy Wiens. Stuco; Debbie James, Treasurer: Sandy Reinert, Vice-President: and Warren Stecklein, President. Not pictured is Diane Sor- ensen. Secretary. These are the National Honor Society officers of 1976-77. 29

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' Xsflj Ui PojvOjjj ti ’ tu MfiSS Oty Decorating the American Legion was a larger challenge than the cafeteria has been in years past. One task that took a lot of time and work was the building of the bridge at the entrance way. Shown here are the palm trees that were an added attrac- tion. • • • . • • • I 377, • ( Richard Winter acted as Master of Ceremonies for the eve- Aided by Viola Wolfe, some of the Juniors mothers prepared a meal that was enjoyed by everyone. The servers enjoyed performing in front of an attentive audi- ence. The banquet got underway by escorting the guests to their tables. Saying a few words while the servers get ready for their rou- tine is Mr. Goff.

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Qtadent Council Investigates Organisations Existence . BACK ROW: (left to right) T. Johnson, N. Lampe, B. Ellis, L. Briand, C. Wiens, N. Sutton, B. Vogel. M. Herrick, W. Stecklein. MIDDLE ROW: A. Pfannenstiel, G. Fehrenbach, T. Gerken, Sponsor. KNEELING: T. Wasinger and K. Koemer. 30 Warren Stecklein, Vice Pres. Tim Wasinger, Pres. Laura Briand, Sec.-Treas. Tim Gerken, Sponsor. This year the Student Council headed by Warren Stecklein, Tim Wasinger, Laura Briand, and Tim Gerken, Sponsor, asked each organization to submit their consti- tutions so that Student Council could evaluate each group to see if they were actually performing the functions they were supposed to be performing. This investigation brought about at least one change in the organizations, as N-Club can verify. Student Council also per- formed their usual duties, such as keeping the activity board up to date as Warren Stecklein and Norma Sutton are shown doing on the above right, and keeping the pop and candy machines filled for the students, as Tim Wasinger and Mr. Gerken are shown doing on the imme- diate right.