Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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W SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY -TOP ROW: Michalski, Hollister, Schalow, Hasselkus, Yatzeck, Otto, Southard, Eckberg. SECOND ROW: Miss Fardy, Burns, Kuenzi, Shaw, Hansen, Stier, Williams, Schaefer, McKinnon, Normington, Klier, BOTTOM RCJW: Giese, Harder, Grout, Stein, Erdmann, Canright, Collins, Frederickson, Werra, Mitchell. oo emtive Workers, A-1 Citizens, lwfl? Brains QUILL AND SCROLL - TOP ROW: Moore, Horwitz, McKinnon, Keyes, Hagen. FRONT ROW: Giese, Miller, Normington. H01 HONOR SOCIETY Reach a little higher . . . No, down a bit. Good! It's finished. There in the hall stood the gaily dec- orated Christmas tree, one of the things Honor Society members did besides homework. Doing work well is the first step up the stairway to Honor Society membership. Next is earning thirty honor points for activities. We climb the steps of leader- ship, character, and service to reach the top. We're given our pins by Miss Fardy and the officers, Dick Yatzeck, Barbara McKinnon, Carla Schaefer, and Pat Collins. Then there's a weekly bulletin board to decorate, and finally the Spring Banquet, the climax to a year of work and fun. QUILL AND SCROLL Copy written for the Cardinal Star, original ma- terial for Pen 'n' Ink, outstanding photographs or sparkling copy for the Meg, may be rewarded by membership in Quill and Scroll, the honor society for journalists.