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uaaaena HHHHHMKHB C aU a 939 Gregory Zolandek Lucille Zukoski Arthur Zurawski Tillie Zv icki Betty Zynda SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES Katherine Zynda Alfred Brill Leo Pallan Leonard Zeleski Ed ' ward Cholewinski Virgil Polum Evelyn Zell Myron Gilkay Robert Sikorski Harold Zuege PAGE 30
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GlcuU a i939 TOP ROW: Melba Waag Stanley Walczak Arthur Waldowski Leonard Walkush June Wallace Herbert Wanserski SECOND ROW: Donald Warner James Weinholt Orville Wilkins Stanley Witkowski Theresa Witkowski Isla Wood THIRD ROW: Alice Worzalla Catherine Vv ' ozniak Virginia V ozniak Joseph Wroblewski Genevieve Yach Ernest Zaborski BOTTOM ROW: Henrietta Zaborski August Zabrowski Marion Zagzebski Alice Zeleski Alice Zimmerman Delbert Zimmerman PAGE 29
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SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TOP ROW: Cashin, Swenson, Stange, Johnson, Stimm, Warner, Alien, Domack. SECOND ROW: Rogers, Worzalla, Carver, Kruzicki, Demmerly, Strope, Jensen, Nelson, Olson, Grover, Haas BOTTOM ROW: Mayek, Quinn, Flugaur, Precourl, Rose, Lee, Kohler, Lynn, Huey, Kozlowski, Ballard, Barber Scholarship, leadership, character, service — all National Honor society students must possess these traits. Scholarship — all Juniors must have an average of 90; all Seniors must have an average of 88. Leadership — National Honor students must lead, lead in high marks in their studies; they must lead their classmates in extra-curricular activities, and in arousing aggressive enthusiasm for their school. Character — to be a member of the National Honor society is one of the greatest honors a student can receive. Members of the club must live up to the high standards set for them. They must try to perfect themselves in order to become better students and, eventually, better citizens. Service — Honor students must serve by performing allotted tasks willingly and cheerfully and by awakening their classmates ' interest in the traits the National Honor society upholds. All members of the National Honor society wear a pin with a torch and the letters S.L.C.S. inscribed upon it — it is an honor pin to show that each member has all the requisites of a good citizen, that he possesses scholarship, leadership, character, and service. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TOP ROW: Coddington, Dehlinger, Cammack, Sleckel, Smith, Miller, Fryer, Schuweiler, Simonds. BOTTOM ROW: Swift, Eckels, Puariea, Ekelin, V. L. Clark, Emmons, Moreau, Firkus, Tibbetts, V. A. Clark PAGE 31
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