University High School - Kronos Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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S.E.L.F. Helps Kids Seniors give of themselves in orderto enhance their own experience, and at the same time help younger students in the Central Valley school district improve their educational skills - all through University High's unique S.E.L.F. program. Organized in 1974, S.E.L.F. is a program which allows seniors a means of extending theirskills through out-of-school experiences. S.E.L.F. members contacted principals and teachers at elementary schools within the C.V. district to establish their volunteer program. U- Hi seniors assist at Broadway, Chester, McDonald, Opportunity, South Pines and University Elementary Schools, explained Mr. William Ames, program director. Above: S.E.L.F. students are, Front row: Roger Klein, Dan Askey, Mr. Ames, Raelyn Haut, Teresa Hansen, Lisa Cadwallader, Rose Florin, Diane Nelson, Maria McGhee, Debbie Wimmett, Cindy Beach, Michelle Goodwich, Linda Beardon, Julie Holland. Back Row: Sheldon Hobson, Cam Lewis, Carla Furness, Karen Liddner, Shelly Knox, Shirley Gale, Kristi Graves. Leslie Waraa. Far Rlahtz Honor Socletv members are, Flrst row: diagonally, bottom to top: Ron Reed, Walt Clemons, Brenda Steck, 164 Brian Crump, Lisa Mathis, Mike Shiosake, Lori Shagina, Mike Minnick, Dan McDowell. 2nd Row: Connie Easterly, Chris Johnson, Susan Moore, Joan Kitterman, Gary Todini, Morine Grose, Donna Nicol, Todd Johnson, Teresa Slater, Wade Langon, Joel Anderson. Row 3: Zane Troester, Roberta Barnes, Kelly Osbrink, Teresa White, Diane Collins, Lisa Orahood, Anne Visintainer, Lori lvester, Jill Blackwell, Laurie Henke, John Thomas.

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Honor Society Taps Leaders Honor Society is a special group of students recognized for their academic accomplish- ments and contributions to the school. As an honorary, the organization has no activities other than admitting new members each year. A student is eligible for Honor Society as a sophomore with a 3.8 cumulative g.p.a., as a junior with a 3.4 g.p.a.g or as a senior with a 3.2 g.p.a. This scholarship requirement does not guarantee acceptance. The criteria for final selection of a candidate depends on his or her eligibility in leadership, service and character. Final selection is made by the faculty, as students are not permitted to vote on candidates. Honor Society usually meets in the spring. Its prime function is to assist students applying to college to gain honors at entrance, explained Mr. Jeff Brown, coordinator. C I tl CENT