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Page 32 text:
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Zhe Publication Staff Upper left: MONA PALMER, business manager, and BRENT SHAW, editor, discuss plans for the yearbook. Upper right: KAY GORDON. NANCY MOFFATT, CLAUDIA LANG, and NANCY PALMER proofread some copy. Lower left: MARILYN ARNOVITZ, SALLY ANN WEINSTOCK, CINDY McCREA, and SHIRLEY PETERSON check over some photo- graphs. Lower right: HELEN NEBEKER, CAROL ANN SCHUBACH, and CHARIE CHRISTENSEN write articles for the LANTERN. 2 «
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Mo Mota Chapter of the at tonal Manor Society Last year Rowland Hall joined the National Honor Society with a group of eighteen charter members. It was the first time that we had had the privilege of becoming a part of the nation-wide or- ganization. This year there is a group of fifteen seniors, juniors and sophomores all of whom have the qualities and achievements necessary for member- ship. One of the most important requirements is that of having a scholastic average of 85 or over; but along with scholastic standing they must possess dili- gence, character, courtesy, poise, cooperation, leader- ship, high moral principles, judgment, tolerance, and fair play. These girls typify these high standards, for they are the leaders in academic, social and extracurricular activities. Rowland Hall is proud to be represented in the National Honor Society by such outstanding students. 27
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Zke Cant cm SdUorial Staff Our Lantern is an important part of graduation. Fond memories of events and traditions are presented here so that they will always remain symbolic of our days at Rowland Hall. The editorial staff is busy throughout the year with planning, writing articles, proofreading, typing and soliciting advertisements. We were given a help- ing hand this year by the chemistry class, who took many of the photographs which are seen in the year- book. This work has been valuable experience for the girls, especially for those who hope to continue in writing or journalistic fields. This book serves as a diary of our year of joy and sorrow, work and play, lear ning and growing. It represents Rowland Hall and the spirit of the school, but it also represents the girls as individuals. We of the Lantern Staff have tried to present the events and traditions of Rowland Hall so that they may be relived and remain a constant reminder of what we have given to the school and of what the school has given to us. 29
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