Visitation High School - Eagle Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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We Present Uur Honor fociety This group of students are very proud to be count- ed among the members of the National Honor Society. They are Barbara Beerkle, p r e s i cl e n t, Patricia Reno, Antonia Robb, Eileen Luczyk, Patricia Rodeng Paula Woodward, and Barbara Johnson. The National Honor Society was founded to ele- vate standards of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Thus the Society raises the standards ot Secondary Schools and sets a pace for ambitious students. Each school follows the Constitution of the Society, added to which is the Supplement Constitu- tion of each individual school. Since service to the school and to others is a form of Charity and since character has to do with morals, the Society renders an invaluable spiritual service to any school which has the National Honor Society in action,

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Boys' Civic Squad are Ready for il Rest at End of Hay YI:- l Pictured here, is the boys' section of the Starting at the top lgoing from left to rightl Civic Bureau. Among their various duties vvere: fire drills, the care of the flag, hall duty, assistance at the pep meetings, and many other important services to the school. The most responsible service, however, which they rendered was the keeping of order in the halls at the change of classes. are: D. Hoel, R, Vincent, C. Heffernan, M Schroeder, D. Love, P. Nequette, D. Scott, L Rosiewicz, D. Murphy, J. Clancy, B. Doyle, L Brady, P. O'Brien, J. Burke, J. Carney, E Hooker, G. Naiarian, L. Korzecke, W. Hall, E Spehar, D. Moore, J. Desmond, M. Shallow D. Talbot, and R. Cummings.