Springfield Local High School - Windmill Yearbook (Holland, OH)

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National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Iuanita Holman, Margaret Parer, LaVerne Lawrence, Lila Bates, Charlotte Gibson, Bernadine Oleiownik, Ruth Blackwell, Cecilia Faqer, Rita Nowowiejski, Lois Hartman. SECOND ROW: Patricia Borsos, Novelda Lavalette, Shirley McCabe, loAnn Campbell, Mildred Heuerman, Doris Slumsky, Mrs. Logan, Violet Gibson, Alfred Dennis. THIRD ROW: Louis Noe, Virqil Prala, Robert Irwin, Daniel Chinnis, Paul Cairl, Donald Bridges, Georqe Kent. The National Honor Society consists of stud- ents with the highest points in Leadership, Char- acter, Scholarship, and Service. The officers of this organization are: President, Robert Irwin, Vice President, Rita Nowowieiskig Secretary, Charlotte Gibson, Treasurer, loAnn Campbell, Reporter, Lela Cherry. The Society had a dance, a hayride, and a picnic. We had a very profitable year under the supervision of Mrs. Logan, who by her patience and willingness to give up so much of her time to the society, contributed greatly to its success.

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Town T attler SEATED: Rita Nowowieiski, Bemadine Oleiownik, Doris Slumsky, Florentine Gozdowskl, Louis Noe, Bonnie Kimberly, Mildred Heuerrnan, Iune Mohr, Iuanita Holman. STANDING: Margaret Parer, Ruth Blackwell, Cecilia Fager, Iune Wagner, Bertha Corbett, Eleanor Gill, Ruth Arheit, Robert Smith, Gene Gibson, Raymond Smalley, Virgil Praia, Lester Davidson, Mrs. White, Daniel Chinnis. The Town Tattler published eight issues dur- ing the school year. The first seven issues were published by a staff selected from the Senior class, and the last issues by a staff selected from the Iunior class. The paper is financed by ad- vertising and sales. During the last two years, the Tattler fund was increased enough to pur- chase a new mimeograph. The staff was as follows: Editor, Louis Noe: Assistant Editor, Florentine Gozdowski, Business Manager, June Wagner: Circulation Manager, Eleanor Gill, lnquiring Reporters, Margaret Parer, Bernadine Olejowniky Biographies, Ruth Arheitg Art Editors, Rita Nowowiejski, Ray Smalley: Sports, Lester Davidson, Daniel Chinnisp Advertising, lune Mohr, Whats Cookin', Bertha Corbett: Exchange Editor, Virgil Pralag Typists, Cecilia Pager, Mildred Heuer- man, Iuanita Holman, Bonnie Kimberly, Doris Slumsky, Ruth Blackwell. Iv?

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National Junior Honor Society FIRST ROW: Betty Cleland, Ethel Wagner, Lois Guerin, Loretta Dennis, Louise Houk, Beverly McDarr, Ioanne Burchfield, Ioyce Hall, Luella Allen, Bonnie Flory, SECOND ROW: Annabel Noe, Martha Augustyniak, Helen Pfatf, Nancie Miller, Mrs. Wellstead, Barbara Edwards, Elizabeth Kaiser, I..aVerne Gunn, Ioanne McCord, Martha Irwin. THIRD ROW: Richard Fortney, Richard Hartman, Iames Dennis, Thomas Holloway, Don Woods, Gene Irwin, lohn Harter. ABSENT: Donna Greisinger, Betty Krohn. OFFICERS President ....... .... D onald Woods Treasurer . . . .... Gene Irwin Vice President .... .... E lizabeth Kaiser Reporter .... .... M artha Irwin Secretary ...... .... L oretta Dennis The National Iunior Honor Society was begun originally for junior high school pupils. Seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students are elected to membership and the tenth grade students re- main as members until elected as senior honor members. New members are elected by the teachers on the basis of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, Citizenship, and Character. This means that the leaders of the classes are selected as new members each year. In 1945-46 about twenty new members were inducted into this society. Membership certific- ates and cards were purchased by the club for both old and new members and many of the new members purchased the society emblem- a pin in the shape of a torch, The society sponsored a hayride in'September and a movie, HoW Green Was My Valley , was presented in February. A very successful year was closed in May with the election of officers for the coming year.