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THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Induction into the National Honor Society is dependent upon four basic requirements: scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Open to jun­ iors and seniors, membership in the N.H.S. is the highest scholastic hon­ or that the Academy bestows on its students.
(seated left to right) Gino Grosso, Pete Hwang, John Robinson, Pete Keiser, John D’Addario, (standing) Mike O’Toole, Don McCauley, John Brady, John Creamer, James O’Sullivan, John Skopek, Tom Myers, and the moderator. Brother Kevin. Paul Nalin is missing from picture.
NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Semifinalists are chosen on a statewide basis. They make up about one-half of one percent of the graduating seniors in each state, and may become finalists for the Merit Scholarships. This year CBA has
two semifinalists.
In addition, the Academy possesses a record number of eighteen
commended students. Students in this second group, scoring immedi­ ately below the semifinalists, receive Letters of Commendation.
In the pictures below are those who were awarded Letters of Commendation. At bottom left, seated left to right are Pete Coffey, Pete Hwang LeRoy Hoyt; standing are Jim Kaiser, Joe Clancy, Mike O’Loughlin, Bill Mullin, Denny Cabrey. At bottom right are Tom Bemlein, John Brady, Mike O’Toole, Ed Brignole; standing are Russell Tracy, Don McCauley, Tom Kennedy. Dave
Prucha is missing from picture.
Semifinalists John Creamer and Tom Myers.