national honor society
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A chapter of the National Honorary Society for secondary schools was organized in O.H.S. during the year, 1927-'28 by Mr. York. The object of this society is to promote scholarship, service, leadership, and character in the school. The following students were elected to members were elected to membership at a meeting of the faculty council: Dorothy Funk, Velma Weber, Freda Miller, Neola Frederick, Aileen Holloway, Pauline Cole, George Lowe and Allen Grant. The executive committee consists of a faculty council and the officers of the chapter. The faculty council is composed of: Misses Dick and alder; Messrs. Fredericks, Endicott, and Reb, with Mr. York as chairman of the executive committee. Honorary pins were given to the members by the School Board. |
 GEORGE A. YORK SUPERINTENDENT |
 A. L. FREDERICKS |
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 NEOLA FREDERICK PRESIDENT |
 ALLEN GRANT VICE-PRESIDENT |
 FREDA MILLER SECRETARY |
 PAULINE COLE |
 AILEEN HOLLOWAY |
 VELMA WEBER |
 GEORGE LOWE |
 DOROTHY FUNK |
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HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISTS The National Honorary Society for High School Journalists is a new organization in O.H.S. A person must be in the upper one-third of his class in general scholastic standing and must be a Junior or Senior in high school, and the person must have done superior journalistic work to be eligible to membership. |
MISS EDITH MAE DICK
SPONSOR
DOROTHY
FUNK
ELIZABETH
WALTERS
MABEL
McGAW
FREDA
MILLER
NEOLA
FREDERICK
MILDRED
WALTMAN
VELMA
WEBER