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El 'plwirffif THESPIANS, ROW ONE: P, Peyton, P. Cohen, D, Sabbagh, T. Brown, J. Chapman. I. Coan. ROW TWO A. Weiler, T. Bauman, J. Bachman, B. Baugh, B, Kemmer, S. Wiselogel. THESPIAN SUCIETY Curtain going up l These words send a shiver of excitement into the hearts of all Thespians, tor they area part of a Field near and dear to them . Only tour years old in our school, Thespian Society isa national dramatic arts recognition club and consists of students who have done outstanding work in the tieldotdramatics. To be admitted a student must have at least ten points, which can be earned by participating in such activities as dramatic reading, plays, and work back- stage. The new members are initiated each spring and automatically become life mem- bers of the National Thespian Society. The Bishop's Candlestick was pre- sented by this group at the Thanksgiving service and several Thespians were chosen for the annual Speech Arts play given in March. ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Peyton, President, D. Sabha h, Treasurer, Mrs. Harriett Mueller, Advisor, P, Coiien, Vice-President, S, Wiselogel, Secretary, B, Kemmer, Scribe, BELOW: Preparing for the Thanksgiving Convo. 28
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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In 1935 the National Honor Society was orgamzed ln our hugh school Each sprung, outstandmg members ofthe sensor class are awarded membershup an this or gamzatson By vote of the faculty fnf teen per cent of the seniors comprise thus group and a studentmust have an Index of 5 Oor betterto be ellglble In odd: tion, the students are selected on the basus of leadership character, and ser vlce to the school Thus year seven and one half per cent the Society on the same basns as the sen nors These lunvors wlll helppresude at the convo next year when the rest of thelr class are selected Thosestudents who were honored are Semors, Jane Chapman, Merrill Shanks, Betsy Kemmer, Barb Messersmlth, Tom Bauman, Jack Hatcher, Pclttn Peyton, Bob DeLaCronx, and George Genb, Junuors, Jed Engeler, Ann Weller, Becky McKenna, Ivan Floyd Julle Gruffln Janet Fellx Mass Ruth Slnks ns Faculty Sponsor ROW ONE J Chapman P Peyton M Shanks B Kemmer B Messersmxth ROW TWO A Weller G Gelb B DCLZCIOIX J Hatcher T Bauman I Felxx ROW THREE I Floyd B McKenna J Engeler J Grlffln I of the junior class was also chosen for : . , . , . , , . , . , Q l .
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