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BUSILY PREPARING FOR THE HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION, members Susan Warrell, Kathy Emerson, and James Manning adjust the candelabra, while Anita Zinkl and Anna Claire Oberg' arrange the dles representing character, leadership, scholarship, and service. -nces Matthews, a little nervous before the assembly, brushes up on the fine points of her speech. PLEASE, PLEASE, DON'T EAT THE DAISIESX' Leonard Ballback and James McGroarty, our budding horticulturists, cautiously smell the flowers in their decorative arrangement just before the assembly. Membership in the Meehan Chapter of the National Honor Society, from the time of its foundation in 1955 with six charter members until the present, is the greatest honor that can come to a Catholic High student. Chosen from the Junior and the Senior classes, all can- didates must possess an over-all 'aver- age of ninety per cent or better, must have exhibited outstanding qualities of leadership and character, and must have participated actively in t w o major clubs. During this year's ceremony, witnessed by their proud parents, four- teen seniors and five juniors were call- ed from the audience to be inducted into the society. After having donned their robes and having recited their pledge, the new members lit the symbolic flame and signed the register. All are students Who worked very diligently for this honor and of whom we have every right to be proud. 82 HAPPY CHAOS REIGNS as the mem- bers of the Honor Society help the slightly trembling, but very happy, new- ly inducted members with their robes. i i QM all 5. 1 i 4 X x. X 5 1
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5' ' Th Q s A fiilifelfk I M A ' . .lx uw, I TOMORROW'S LEADERS, the present Sophomore-Freshman representatives are kneeling from left to right: Kathy Falls, Paul Rankin, Steve Gross, Ned Ricardo, Betty McNeil, Maureen Norton, Kathy Kevil, Gerry Klucz, Carl VVard, Stephanie Blandin, Ann Romeo, Roger Elliot, Jim Evans, Kathy Yancho, Fred Stant, Mary Wright, Toni Roland, Margaret Rosensteel, Paul Mullen, Paul Penland, Phil Battaglia, Harry Alm, John Caprio and Mark McMullen. 81 5
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Aiming hig h 5 K i A to 'Nllliillp eff lf? ,pw SANDRA CONNELL, A NEWLY INDUCTED MEMBER of the Honor Society, signs the register. Ernest Coppola and Warren Christie await their turn. AT THE CLIMAX OF THE ASSEMBLY, the newly inducted members of the Mee- han Chapter place their candles with thc torch of truth, the symbol of the National Honor Society. E 83
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