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The National Honor Society,
Dcihaas Chapter, includes Juniors
and Seniors in its membership. It
was first organized in 1955-’56, and
has adopted a Constitution very
similar to the National Constitution.
In order to be eligible for mem­
bership in our National Honor So­
ciety, it is necessary to have four
specific qualifications: service to the
school, high scholarship rank, lead­
ership, and a commendable charac­
ter. When the Faculty Executive
Committee reviews records, all
qualifying areas are given equal
consideration.
Senior members receive a Na­
tional Honor Society Key, and
junior members an engraved mem­
bership card. Members who grad­
uate in good standing become life
members.
To be offered a bid to member­
ship in the National Honor Society
is the highest honor Delhaas can
bestow upon any of its students.

Senior members of the National Honor Society pose for our photographer during one of
their regular meetings. Left to right; Susan Bohannon, Roberta Patterson, Patty Hibbs,
Carole Frankenfield, Roger Schell, Mary Jane Pierce, Mary Embessi, and Diane Pleva.

t o < t e w < e o ju x p U e n d a .

Donald McKinney, a past president of N.H.S. and guest speaker of the evening, addresses members
of the organization during their Induction Ceremony. Left to right: Nancy Eberhart, Linda Lacek,
Ruth Bauer, Lorraine Sooby, Don McKinney, Mr. Robert P. Martin, Lois Dyer, and Stephanie
Yaremko.
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