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ROW ONE: K. Riley, I. Markwell, N. Nisbett, C. Walter, M. Southard and K. Wright. ROW TWO: P. McAlpin, N. Nichols, M. Maupin, K. C. Doughty, S. Ba-lchvin and F. Wall. ROW THREE: F. Mulder, P. Reynolds, A. Burdg, V. Stone, D. Bounds and J. ACRETET' ROWTOUR: K. Howerton, H. Cullers, J. Crew, G. Dick, T. Heard and C. Nance. When Combined With Good Citizenship Proudly showing the symbols on which the Honor Society is based are T. I Johnson, Clayton Nichols, Elizabeth Baldwin and Patty Elshire. Mrs. Mrytle Mullinx takes time out from sponsoring the Science Club to sponsor Honor Society. x-VJ' . , E . ilk! t . -71
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Knn ROW ONE: V. Self, P. Elshire, C. Hulsey, R. Caitrey, H. Carutners, P. Atlee, C. Mulder and K. Crandall. ROW TWO: B. Hinshaw, E. Baldwin, G. Randall, L. Huston, S. Francis, S. Heise, M. Worsham, E. Albright and M. Wallis. ROW THREE: T. Shipley, L. Hill, R. Tucker, C. Nichols, T. I. Johnson, G. Morris and R. Walker. Hard Work Is Rewarded . . . The National Honor Society is a serious-minded organization composed of those students who most nearly at- tain the ideals of the society. The five offices representing phases of our society are defined as follows: CHARACTER - the demonstration of qualities such as reliability and morality. LEADERSHIP - the leading of class- room activities and promotion a.. .a my, .1 Q ,,., :fi Five ,,,A7V f fig is is Ea iii CLAYTON Nicnots T. 1. JOHNSON President Vice President of school activities. SCHOLARSHIP - the maintenance of 2 .5 grade average when A equals 3, B equals 2 and C eq- uals 1. SERVICE - the willingness to do any assigned job cheerfully. CITIZENSHIP - the development of those personal qualities which make one a good school citizen. V 'avr mln im VA . Q , .1--.4 O A P AT T Y EL SH IRE ELIZABETH BALDW IN Treasurer Secretary
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...ef we One of the best sponsors the Student Council has ever had is MISS ELIZABETH CARLSON. whose work is greatly appreciated by the entire school. These are just a few of the students responsible for the decorations at the mixers. nd! Raymond seems to be having quite a time trying to select some fruit from the fruit machine which was one of the Student Council projects this year. At the same time, Bill is helping Virginia get some milk from the milk machine. Voice Of The People Is Democracy - h SC d nts are engaged m' T e , hese stu e .1 id have been That S what t Counci at l Bop! s are Spimsored by Student e set. Thel' are either dance the teen -ag 11 game. Ig ba 1252 ?S3B2a1ZQiSA Hut Of the gym' M' 3 x, if If 4 ,,.-F -3-
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