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We give recognition for excellence — HONOR SOCIETY The Queensbury chapter of the National Honor Society includes many deserving students. They have earned their places in this society through qualities of scholarship, character, leadership, and service to our school. These students are rewarded in a number of ways, in- cluding the privilege of using the new merit system. Under this system Honor Society members who feel they need time for another subject or for an activity excuse themselves from classes by notifying their teachers in advance. Left: Mrs. Walsh serves Fred at the tea follow- ing the induction ceremony. Opposite: The members of the Honor Society after the induction ceremony in June, 1964. Peter LeGault, Jane Finch, Joan Finch, Judith Kacenas. Lawrence Mainville, Linda TeBordo, Linda Schweikhart (president), Robert Johannsen, Wendy Zverblis. Betsy Fraser, Thomas Wells, Patricia Walsh, Leda Aldous. Frederick Early, Judith Accardi, Patricia Gilheany, Frederick DeHoney. 24
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From Student Council ENERGETIC LEADERSHIP The main objective of the Student Council this year has been to increase the school spirit at Queensbury. Even before school started, our energetic president. Dean Boecher, and the other officers arranged for a get acquainted picnic at Lake Sunnyside to take place during the first week of school. Next the council planned a pep rally, which raised the Spartan spirit higher and encouraged student participation at the football games. In addition to these activities, the council agenda included revising the constitution and overhauling the activity point system. Our Student Council officers: Barbara Jones (cor- responding secretary), Dean Boecher (president), Corrine Tallon (secretary). Creig Waldron (treasurer), Michael Higgings (vice-president). September 11, 1964. A memorable day at Lake Sunnyside foreshadowed an active year for Queensbury students. 26
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