Quantico High School - Boondocker Yearbook (Quantico, VA)

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Jeanne Hoppmeyer is stunned, but her friends seem to know what is happening! fs, 1 t nnns KJ fsa a12vQ's' a t' v.,, ' ,t nnsf ,Q V, s'aa' , nn, f 'Wi .y ssja S - f X' 'f 1 Liz Edwards taps DeDe Morris, surrounding friends Kathy Hogan and Jimmy Knapp seem de- lighted, too! Paul Eleming escorts his brother Scott to the stage for the induction ceremony. Finally the fall inductees gather for a picture: Greg Gordon, Scott Fleming, Sharon Wise, Sherry Dudley, Shirley Hoffman, Judy Parker, DeDe Morris, Jeanne Hopp- meyer, Matt Daniels, and Robert Palmer National Honor Society 91

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Front: Liz Scott, Liz Edwards, Marsha Keyes, Linda Ames: Middle: Linda Hartman, Lisa McMahon, Kathy Trumbleg Back: Paul Fleming, Steve Stewart, Dave Shute. Kerry Prewitt Tapping Ceremony Honors Scholars A' - , QD If you attended the fall induction, you probably ,r,, to tt, , recall the speech made by Dr. Laura V. Sumner, ,, Professor and Chairman of the Department of Classics fb, ppp' l p 4. 'r e at Mary Washington College. She is the fascinating lady who held the coin before us. One side was engraved, the other side, blank. She challenged us to let ours lives print something worthwhile on its back. at 'Timm NHS members aren't just seen busy on assembly days. They are the school's official ushers at many ...Jia night functions. Members also compete for a scholar- ship given each year by their own group. NHS President Liz Scott leads fellow members into the gym for tapping ceremony. 90 National Honor Society

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JHS: Scholarship and Service Front: Mike Kirkpatrick. Karen Wesson. Lori Wesson. Lee Loftus. Scott Morris. Becky Anderson. Sonya Sweeneyg Middle: Gwen Fitzgerald. Terri Hartman. Carol ,S i l l ? . 2, P c E Peggie Mossler. President of National Junior Honor Society, inducts new members at the fall tapping ceremony. 92 National Junior Honor Society Prewitt. Peggie Mossler. Carl Ingebretsen. Mrs. Steger: Back: Connie Keyes. KayLynn Clawson. Marty Hogan. Ray Palmer. David Stewart. Carl Mundy On service projects, the National Junior Honor So- ciety works with the Business Club. At Thanksgiving, fruit juices and paper towels were collected for the Muriel Humphrey School in Woodbridge. At Christmas, clothing, books, and toys were brought in for Head Start children in Stafford County. Speakers are another feature of these two groups. NJHS had Capt. Arnold Fields speak on the quality of leadership at the fall induction service. The Business Club especially enjoyed MlSgt. Henry Kunkel and Mr. Bingham who spoke on ecology.