Our Lady of Lourdes High School - Realm Yearbook (Shamokin, PA)

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1.1t I Mgqjpw DISTINGUISHED HONORS A challenge and a victory! To these scholastic leaders the challenge was met with reward. Top notch work during high school years has earned for them the title of distinguished honor students. Behind the pomp and glory of the title lies its real meaning-a desire to excel and a great amount of work and effort to maintain an average of over ninety percent throughout all four years of high school. This scholastic success is their preparation to meet the modem world and carry out the principles of their Catholic faith and education. They deserve the respect and admiration of their teachers and friends. To these students is given the added distinction of being listed as the first Honor Students of Our Lady of Lourdes. LANA HOBERG MARGARET FLANAGAN SNYDER