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Honor Society Dave MacMillan, president of the Mason City Junior College Honor Society, introduced Dr. Fred Ack- man, superintendent of the Mason City district of the Methodist Churches, at the spring honors assembly. Dr. Ackman spoke on The Free Mind before the assem- bled honor students, their parents, and the student body. First to obtain a charter from the Iowa Junior College Honor So- ciety, the Alpha Chapter of the Mason City Junior College Honor Society stresses scholarship, leadership, and citizenship. To be eligible for Honor Society, a student must attain a 3.25 average in l2 semester hours of study. There are two types of mem- bership-permanent and temporary. Permanent members have earn- ed at least a 3.25 average in 3 semesters of work at Mason City Jun- ior College. They are then enrolled on the scrolls of the Iowa Junior College Honor Society. Temporary members have attained at least a 3.25 average in l2 hours of credit for one semester. While they attend junior college, the temporary members will have all the priv- ileges accorded to Honor Society members. Each spring the Honor Society awards its permanent members with gold pins in recognition of their effort. These students are graduated with highest honors. The temporary members are award- ed a certificate of merit. Honor Society activities include an honors assembly and a spring banquet each year. .N ii. I l 4 ii .i DAVID B. MacMILLAN CAROLYN MOTT JOHN BROCKETT President Secretary-Treasurer Student Connell Representative ll8
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The climb to scholastic honors takes ability plus time and effort.
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Stresses Scholarship PERMANENT AND SECOND SEMESTER MEMBERS Row one: P. Larsen, C- Mott, D. MacMillan, J. Brockett, H. Wyborneyg Row two: M. Oliver, N. Reed, T. Carmen, L. Benish, M. Laudner, L. Holmlund ,M. Conconnon, Row three: A. Dimitracopoulos, C. Col- lins, J. Smith, D. Ward, S. Findling, C. Pitts, Row four: D. Pitman, M. Lundblad, G. Moody. FIRST SEMESTER MEMBERS Row one: M. Gish P. Rothomel, P. Peterson, R. Johnson, B. Bliss. L. Bake house, J. Karstens, R. Billings, Row two: T. Heilik, M. Christensen, M. Guthrie, M. Rice, N. Kirsch, L. Hanley, A. Mott, P. Saugy Row three C. Whetzel, R. Woodhouse, J. Benser, J. Miller, H. Wyborney, J. Clements, J. Lundock, D. Pageis. I I9 ,. . N ,fn 'nl PAU LINE HEDGECOCK Advisor Pauiine Hedgecock, be- sides her duties as langu- age instructor and for- eign student advisor, di- rects the activities of the Honor Society. Under her guiding hands, the activities of the Honor Society are shaped and efforts of the members are directed.
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