Twin Lakes High School - Aquarian Yearbook (West Palm Beach, FL)

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QS Y , X..x .. The purpose of the National Quill and A .s -- ..l, .N Q Q 1 is ' ' -viii xx Scroll is to instill in students the ideal of scholarship, to advance the standards of the profession of journalism by developing better journalists and by inculcating a higher code of ethics, to promote exact and dispassionate think- ing, clear and forceful writing. sf fl A iitiiii Officers look for quality in the work of publications. 1st Row: B. Bean, P. Rosser, S. Brandon, C. Elliott, B. Kilbas, J. Leavitt, R. Heninger, I. Arpe. 2nd row:Y. Carey, Mrs Underwood - sponsor, C. Reddick, L. johnson, C. Stiles, D. King, M. Dixon, D. Kennedy, S. Schwab - Treas. 3rd row: B. Lindsey, D. Swank, S.1osephsen,J. Minor, P. Denzer, D. Harris - Pres. Not pictured: R. Wilson - V. Pres., S. Giles - Sec., G. Burdick, Mrs. Abbott - sponsor. ' -A.,,-, -..Ada ., , A ...l, ....1L,1...,....... ....,.,....a.....c-1-71 ,-1

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S The Twin Lakes High School chapter of the National Honor Society's object is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of the school. Sponsors, Mr. Quigley and Mrs. Thompson conduct the induction of new members for the N.H.S. in the spring of each year. The N.H.S. is active in the school elections by operating the voting machines. Special projects of the N.H.S. include free tutoring for students and a trip to Dreher Park Zoo for the underprivileged children. tiyjitq. N--J 1st Row: D. Dunbar - Parl., M. Rattinger - V. Pres., S. Davis - Sec., 2nd Row: D. Borsten, S. Wilk, C. Stiles, L. johnson, 3rd Row: I. Lamb, C. Reed B.Kimmel, I. Withall, I. Massey, H. Postrozny, A. Caulett, R. Durant, D. Nath, C. Stewart, R. Fuhrman, Not Pictured: S. Brandon, A. Webster - Pres. S. Dodge - Treas. 78

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NS The National Thespian Society is an honorary organization which is devoted to the development of the dramatic arts. To gain membership, a student must earn points by working with any phase ofthe dramatic arts. The members do drama- tic readings, poetry interpretation, and plays. Participation in the plays include performing, working on lights, make- up, costume, property, and working with the stage crew. 1st row: R. Hill, K. Maher. 2nd row: R. Hearn, C. Stewart, R. Constantino, B. Woods, L. Greaux, B. Parks, I. Reed, I. Gernhauser, F. Terrell, C. Wells M. Price, D. Parkey, L. Pride, 1. Turner, M. Obelenis, 1. Arenson, R. Calbetzor, I. Veshasky, G. Tuggle, R. McClelland, D. Rickles, D. Brogdon. 80