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The National Honor Society had a new form of selection lled self-inventory. It was based on offices held in school tl all other activities that a student was involved in. This s based on four things: scholarship, leadership, service, tl character. Character was the final evaluation made by tchers that knew the students. Nlational Honor Society was formed in 1921, with over 'en million members now. Last year the National Honor iety was only open to juniors and seniors. The sophomores to have a 3.7 grade average to make the first of the four luirements, while juniors and seniors had to have a 3.4 tde average. The elected officers were president, Pat Pohlmang vice asident, Andy Raddantg secretary, Betsy Laney and trea- er, Andy McComas. ational Honor Society Not Just Honors National Honor Soclety offi cers with their sponsor Mrs Lawrence were Andy Pat Betsy and Andy L1ll1 a senior member felt A new member Jeanette enjoyed a cookie after the induction ceremony Chris expressed her thoughts to Jennifer 3' . . .- bl . ., . , honored. C- , . d. ' d 14
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There were three sports banquets - fall, winter, and spring. The banquet night was a night to give awards to fine athletes who throughout the season showed fine athletic ability. The fall and winter banquets consisted of pot luck dinners where each parent brought a dish of their own. The spring ban- quet had dessert. All had awards following the dinner. The audience at the sports banquets consisted of coaches, athletes and parents. The fall sports banquet honored football, girls basketball, golf , cross country. The winter sports banquet honored boys bas- ketball, girls volleyball, wrestling, and cheerleading. Spring banquet honored girls and boys track, boys baseball, girls soft- ball, and tennis. A 9th Annual orts Ban uet f f ff' 4 a. Mr. Osborne introduced the coaches. b. Bill and Duane enjoyed the food. c. Everyone was piling their plates high. d. Barry accepted his award with pleasure. d
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