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NATIONAL HONOR 90CIETY

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The National Honor Society, one of Wilson’s outstanding organiza­
tions, gives recognition to the scholastic achievements of its student
body.
The Society helps in the development of the character of its members
in which a sense of responsibility is given them by setting requirements
which they must maintain. Much credit should be given to these 116
students who have achieved this goal.
The major affair is the initiation exercise, at which time new members
will receive membership for the coming year. Other activities include:
providing housing and entertainment for students in the County Chorus
and District Band, and sponsoring the book fair.
Officers this year are:
P resident— James O’Neal
V ice-P resident— John Moran
Secretary— Virgil Franks
T rea su rer— Sandra Schullman

Advisor— MR. FRANK GRECO 109