Southwest High School - Iliad Yearbook (Clemmons, NC)

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Awami UMW Seated, left to right: Janice Conrad, Secretary, Norvell Gross, President, Kay Van Doeren, Vice-President. Stand- ing: Mrs. Bonnie Green, Sponsor, Ann Alsobrook, Treas- urer, Ruth Taylor, Reporter. Seated, left to right: Ann Alsobrook, Janice Conrad, Norvell Gross, Kay Van Doeren, Ruth Taylor, Mrs. Bonnie Green. Standing: Nancy Knott, Richard Vitek, Judy Turner, Jackie Casey, Julia Messick, Jon Reynolds, Glenda Vogler, Georgia Marshall, Mary Kathryn McMillan, David Shelton, Vivian Sloan, Judy Mock, Vicky Brown. - - - -- - - -- -- -1.-4, -

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me Wi 'MGH '-5? Nf? xy' is ,fi lb Cmnbo, Linda Berrier, Judy Hardin, Glenda Vogler, ,Io , Linda Nichols, Mary Lou Perryman, Pat Lawson,- Parker, Janet Hunter, Karen Gunderson, Julia Messick, Griffith. Third row: Lanier Woosley, Bucky Martin, Wayne , Perry Harper, Gary Peacock, Jon Reynolds, Norvell Gross, Jim Mechum, Richard Harper, Ronnie Harper. Helping to carry out the work of the Student Council effectively Eare several permanent committees. One, pictured here, is the Sympathy Committee. The members are, left to right: Eddie Schraff, Steven Tilley, Miss Sally Huffman, Sponsor, Jane Frye, Chairman, Joyce Spainhour, Byron Seagraves, Kermit Essex, and Janet Hunter.

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The National Honor Society is an organization that confers on its m e mb e rs the highest honor received by them during their high school years. Membership in this chapter is based upon Scholarship, Character, Service, and Leadership. A scholarship average of at least 2.4 quality points is required for membership in this chapter. The purpose of this chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a de- sire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the de ve lopme nt of character in stude nts of Southwest High School. THE PLEDGE I pledg e myself ever to seek the light of truth, to hold before the school scholarly habits, to engage in'worthy ser- vice, and to lead forward in all things that shall advance the welfare of the school. I ple dg e myself to uphold the high purposes of this society to which Ihave been elected, striving in every way by work and deed to make its ideals the ideals of my school. - W 1 A These are the old members of the Southwest Chapter of the National Honor Society and the newly tapped members during the Fall Induction. 101 '? ! ! !?! v Y if ,,.4'.' '.:f',., ff ,sly ,,- W-J? if -- is f..q1. ly L :f 'N It I-N uu- ,r 'fl7, l I A 4,46 :Ts-:Eel .35 :1' .-1 , -4 5.5- Y A tea, sponsored by the Society, is given for all the members, their parents, and teachers, after each induction.