Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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FIRST ROVV: M. L. Bates, B. Lakerran, R. Steirett, I. Ebeling, M. Powell, I. Cleaver. SECOND ROVJ: R. Rumble, B cy . yr F 1 B A es, T, Scott, D. Lulvel, I. Sieler, I. Iohnson, I. OBrien. INSETZ M. L. Bates, I. Clcavlir, A Purim, ll. C kcmpcr I Hamilton M Sliixlvy M Liblu MIIMBESS NGT lNiPlLTl'URE4: ikudiuy fifiiilfir For the first time, the National l-lonor Society initiated others than graduating seniors. Twelve Lower students were elected to membership, forming the first active Norwood chapter. The group aims to promote projects in the school upholding the four cardinal principals of the society, leadership, character, service, and scholarship, such as award- ing of banners to ninth grade homerooms with the highest scholarship average. Members are selected by the faculty from the upper fifteen 18 oburri , I, O'Eriou, I. Frankcnbergcr, P. Gaible, S. Gravcn- , Rgbort Fiaasa, per cent of the class scholastical- ly, acting on a student poll. A de- cisive factor in selection is lead- ership, service, and character. Members of the active chapter must maintain high scholastic averages. ln Iune, l94O, students re- ceived into the society included: Alerding, Bluestein, Breese, Cof- fey, Cooke, Dagnillo, Gabel, Gib- son, Gill, Greene, Grischy, Iohn- son, Krieg, Lowry, Mace, Mc- Hugh, Newton, Nichals, Peirano, Radcliffe, l. Rechtin, R. Rechtin, Rice, Schwartz, Sitzman, Viall, and Weaver. national Hanoi gociefnl