Stevens High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Claremont, NH)

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With Honor and Integrity We Face It PROUD ACHIEVEMENT IS RECOGNIZED - These members of the Honor Society were announced at the Class Day exercises this last June. They all have the right to be ex- tremely proud of their achievements completed by their Junior year here at Stevens which have made them eligible for this honor. - Rodney Tenney, Edward Engel, Virginia John- son, Judith Arlin, Patricia Roundy, Carol Couture, and Carl Couture. The highest award that can be bestowed upon a student of Stevens High School is to be included in the membership of the National Honor Society, To be admitted to this select group a student must be well-rounded and intelligent. Those who are qualified on both scholastic ability and extra-curricular activities are chosen. The first qualification is the rank according to the class average scholastically. These same students are then arranged by their participation in outside activities. These are scored by the time spent in each. The two ranks are averaged and from that Hnal analysis about 152 of the class is chosen. This year the society is awarding schola ships for members on a competitive basis. The honor that accompanies the adv sion to such a carefully selected society is one to feel proud of and to cherish. 12

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the Challenge of Twentieth Centur Mans THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS look forward to the biggest event of the year, the Junior Prom: Theodore Ruest, Cynthia Reed, Patricia Goodhue, and James Mozden. THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS set out to make their last year at Stevens one that will always be remembered. With joy and some regret they look forward to receiving their diplomas: Wesley MCNair, David O,Haire, joan Chrostowski, and Ann Mc'Lz1ughlin. 11

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Under the Aegis of Elected Leaders, UNDER THE ABLE DIRECTION OF MR. WAYNE S. GRAY, THE STUDENT COUN- CIL discharges its responsibilities throughout the school year. Sponsorship of worthwhile ac- tivities results in just rewards and enjoyment for all. - STANDING: Mr. Wayne S. Gray, Robert Buckly, Jerry Belski, John Litevich, Kalman Winer, Maureen O'Donnell, Jayne Denis, Sylvia Diamond, SITTING: Stephen Mudgett, Marilyn Garceau, jill Morrison, Suzanne Ladeau, Margaret Kimball, Laurie Soper, Donna Peoples. The incumbent Student Council of Stevens High School has tried to be more authoritative and creative in their term of ofhce than other councils in the past. Our ofhcers and members have always been interested in good government. Under- standing the needs of the students, the council promoted unity and cooperation of pupils and teachers in extra-curricular activities of the school. Under the excellent guidance of Mr. Wayne S. Gray, the faculty advisor, the members of the student gov- ernment have learned the principles of government functions. The council is comprised of fourteen members: Hve seniors, four juniors, three sophomores and two freshmen. President Marilyn Garceau presided over each meet- ing. The council held regular meetings every other Thursday at which times they passed bills or discussed specific subjects directed to them. This group joined the regional Student Council which discusses prominent problems of all councils in the Twin State Valley. 13