National Honor Society

This will probably surprise most readers but I was actually inducted into the National Honor Society.

It was probably an off year ;-)

Honor Society Induction
April 1977

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  1. MaryGeakeMay 29, 2019 at 2:04 PM

    I too was inducted into the National Honor Society in my senior year. They must have been scrapping the barrel by the time it got to you! LOL

    Mary Rauma Geake

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