86 / 148
Follou;ing
the condletight tnduction ceremcmy
thi~
fall, ne1c llonor
Society memiJers , joe Carline and Pam .\forgan, reL'ieu; the recently
1igned
scroll.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCI ETY-Front
row:
J.
Brienza,
\V.
Kal–
weit, trea,urer,
\I.
\longi llo, vice-president, T. Delane)'• pre>ident,
P. \!organ.
Second rvu;:
\I.
\'ieweg, T. Lewil., S. \loore,
J.
Lambro>,
(. Payne.
L.
Harrb.
Third row:
\Jr,. Barbara Super. advi,er,
J.
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Honor Society inducts
at candlelight ceremony
Beginning the year with a note of solemnity,
junior members of
1
ational Honor Society inducted
twe nty seniors into the organization in an assembly
Octobe r 28.
New members signed the honor scroll and lis–
te ned
a~
the ir classmates presented
speeche~
on schol–
arship, service, leade rship, and characte r, four essen–
tial membership qualificati ons.
The group he ld a Christmas tea Decembe r 20, for
all college-atte nding students of the class of
1966.
In the spring, honor socie ty members participated
in a foreign exchange assembly he ld in the AndrewS.
Drape r high school auditorium.
At the spring tea honoring the faculty, junior
membe rs were inducted into the group and Tom
Delaney, pres ide nt, presented a gift to the
f~1culty.'
The society donated award monev to two students
for excell e nce in physics and biology'.
Latc:hl'r, E. Yaro, E. Rvan, B. Limerick,
.\1.
Abdallah , K. Wil,on,
K. \l arcy.
Bock row:
B.
Root, C. \Varner,
J.
Carline, T. Cook,
H.
Saunder,,
II.
Cibon, K. llall, ah,cmt E. Ditmer, 'ecrt•t;try.