Whitehall Yearling High School - Aries Yearbook (Whitehall, OH)

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'RQ' Presrdent Linda Gray Vice-President Janet Jackson ,Nafivual J-lmor Society There is one day each year which will be remembered forever by the out- standing members of the junior and senior classes - the day of the National Honor Society assembly. At this time iuniors and seniors who have excelled in scholarship, character, service, and leadership are chosen for membership in the organization. This is one of the highest honors which a student can receive. With all honors and positions there goes a certain amount of responsibility. The responsibility of these students is that of maintaining their high standards and promoting the development of such standards in their fellow students. The three active members remaining from the 1958-59 school year operated a coat check and sponsored a sock hop to raise funds for the pins given to the new members. er, Lynda Starrett Adviser, Ninety

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N i nety-two Sparta Ares, who was resplendent in shining armor and invincible in battle, is a fitting symbol for our athletes. Unlike the god of war, who always had to remain victorious, our sportsmen are con- fident, as they go out to begin a contest, that their fans and supporters are behind them, win or lose.