The DAR‑SAR Good Citizen Awards were presented to Nancy Gunn '67 and Doug Chase '67. The Daughters of the American Revolution honor one girl and the Sons of the American Revolution honor one boy, from each of the fifty states, selected from the senior classes of public senior high schools as excelling in dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism

The aim of this project is to pay tribute to youthful character and to call attention to desirable qualities in good citizens.

Students of the Senior Class selected, by vote, three girls and three boys, whom they believed were best qualified as good citizens on the basis of the four qualifications. The three boys receiving the highest number of votes were Doug Chase, Pete Dellegrazio, and Joe Richardson. The three girls who received the highest number of votes were Nancy Gunn, Sheila Quinn, and Sue Ziehn. The faculty was then asked to select one girl and boy to represent the school as our Good Citizens. The two names and addresses are sent to the sponsoring

chapter in care of the state chairman. Each school's Good Citizen will be asked to fill out a brief questionnaire in order that the Illinois Good Citizen may be chosen on the basis of merit.

The choice of the students was made on December 15 and the names sent to the chapter on January 1.

The two winners in each state will receive from the society a government bond of $100 maturity value or a $75 scholarship at the college of their choice.

The national society gives a $1,000 scholarship to the National Good Citizen winner. A $25 attendance award will be presented at the Illinois State Conference, March 9, at the Palmer House, Chicago.

Our two Good Citizen Award winners, Nancy Gunn and Doug Chase, will receive a pin and certificate of award.

When asked how he felt about winning this award, Doug commented, "I feel it is a great honor to be chosen by my class."