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National Honor Society

The goals of NHS ore achieving and main­ excellence. The Wilson chapter is in its final year
taining the highest levels of scholarship, of revivol this yeor. Individual tutoring of students
choracter, leodership, and service. Members ore , who reguest help in acodemic oreos, sponsor­
nominated by their academic averages and ing o volleyball morothon, entertaining the oged
voted upon in the three other areas by the facul­ at Christmos, ond providing the student body
ty. A foculty screening committee filters the doto with leodership in oil areas of school life ore
and mokes final the appointments to member­ omong the society's octivities.
ship. The student must mointoin the four areas of

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: STANDING, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tina Low, Paulo
Mignogno, Phyllis O'Neal, Michelle Moss, Michelle Lowrence, Kim Goboro. SECOND ROW:
Bob Armstrong, Mork Austin, Janet Herman, Barb Howryliok, Jane Bieri, Bonnie Smedley,
Ceil Anderer, Jonene Mossoro, Joyce Chapin, Donno Hite, Leno Petryk, Nino Koplon, Helen
Petryk. THIRD ROW: Mr. Martin (odvisor), Wayne Huggins, Tom Conrad, Todd Gregoire,
Puss McWillioms, Todd Hortmon, Lindo Wurm, Jenny Hauler, Tony Milono, Ken Soroka,
Brandon Chew, Sue Jones, Diono Aspell. FOURTH ROW: Jim Groczyk, Bob McClellan, Mork
Evans, Scott Evans, Wayne Everett, Mike Joconski, Brian Boro, Brion Goodrow, Jim Marlow,
Fuzzy Bedekovic, Pondy Potts, Donno Albertson.

FDLA: SEATED, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Price, Carol Penno, Jonene Mossoro. SE­
COND ROW: Kim Rogers, Donno Hite, Connie Mossoro, Michele Lawrence, Tina Bour.
STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Foith Penn, Paulo Mignogno, Sue Pescodor, Melisso Price,
Arlene Pucher, Lori Motusek.
FDLA

The future Business Leaders
of America is a national student
arganizatian far secandary
students enrolled in business
education progroms. In Penn-
sylvonio, the FBLA is orgonized
on three levels — stote,
regional, and lacal. Members
learn to engage in business
enterprise, to direct the offoirs
of a group, and to compete
honorably in campetitive
events. These activities help
prepare students to be better
employees.

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