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What We Are To Be . . . GOVERNING FOUR. Jerry Renfroe, president, Gary Tesar, sergeant-at-armsg Mary Jane Thompson, secre- taryg and Joellyn Gardner, vice-president, served as of- ficers for the class of '56, SMARTIES. Mike Brott, Ron Voss, Jerry Renfroe, Jacque Janecek, Jerry McCullough, Karyn Griffin, Ron Nelson, Dennis Dike, and Kay Lynn Shreffler examine material concerning the National Merit exams. -I . -We Are Becoming. This was the motto that 193 seniors chose to represent the class of 1956. Along with the mott'o, they chose the colors, French blue and silver,' and as the flower, a pink snapdragon. A committee of ten, headed by Jerry Renfroe, selected the class symbols. The final choice was de- termined on January 25 when the entire class cast their votes. Other highlights of the year were Color Day festivities, October 21, the Foot- ball dance, December 27, the prom and banquet on May 18, the Senior class play, and baccalaureate services. Interplane- tary Space was the theme of the class party on October 3. Nine seniors competed in the first Na- tional Merit exams given in NPHS. Jerry McCullough qualified to enter the semi- finals which he later took in McCook. Seniors who were interested in college careers attended College Night on January 26. Representatives from 19 colleges and universities answered the questions of seniors and their parents concerning col- lege. The seniors carried on a successful year under the guidance of Jerry Renfroe as senior class president, Joellyn Gardner, vice-president, Mary Jane Thompson, sec- retary-treasurerg and Gary Tesar, sergeant- at-arms. Class sponsors were Miss Mary Hutton, Mrs. Geraldine Sloan, Kenneth Shuck, Miss Vera Mae Porter, Miss Harriet Lute, Gerald Dunn, William McCowin, Law- rence Romeiser, and George Nicovich. These are just some of the things that make up the memories of the last year that these 193 students spent in NPHS. Mem- ories are golden.
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'la T, 4 CP -4' 'G' NATIONAL HONOR Somew Y 7 ,Q I tg if Brott Dike Duckworth Eaton Galbreath Gardner Gies Griffin Harper Henry Herndon Hewgley Janccek National Honor Society High in the esteem of seniors is member- ship in the National Honor Society. Teachers and seniors in the scholastic up- per one-third of the class chose 29 members to this high honor. Members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The candidates were initiated on Tues- day, May 8, at a special assembly. Chris Rosenberg, assisted by four other National Honor Society alumni, conducted the cere- mony of initiation. The Rev. Martin E. Suhr was the guest speaker for the occa- sion. Mrs. Lillian Eberhart was in charge of the arrangements for the assembly. Boutonnieres, corsages, and the coveted National Honor Society pin were won by these 29 seniors: Mike Brott, Dennis Dike, Esther Duckworth, Ruth Eaton, Hildred Galbreath, Joellyn Gardner, Donna Gies, Karyn Griffin, Patsy Harper, Marilyn Henry, Gary Herndon, Patsy Hewgley, Jac- queline Janecek, Jerry McCullough, Bill Naviaux, Ronald Nelson, Eloise Newberry, Bob O'Dell, Jerry Renfroe, Pat Roberts, Bob Shiley, Kay Lynn Shreffler, Dolly Swift, Connie Tatman, Gary Tesar, Mary Jane Thompson, Ronald Voss, Don Waltemath, and Myrna Willerton. McCullough Naviaux Nelson Newberry 0'Dell Renfroe Roberts Shiley Shrefflel' Swift Tatman Tesar Thompson Voss Waltemath Willerton si---1 4-arf! tix '5- -1
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