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national honoR society ROW ONE: Grace Chauncy, Janet Wuggazer, Tom Faulkner, Frank Stuckey. ROW TWO: Cathy Nightlinger, Jeanne Pollard, Mrs. Bender, Kathy Kugel, Roland Hartline. NOT IN PICTURE: Liana Keegan. The National Honor Society, our high school's newest organization, was formed in May, 1958. Its purpose is to honor those students who show outstanding qualities in character, service, leadership, and scholastic ability. The National Honor Society was founded by the National Association of Secondary School Pincipals thirty-seven years ago. There are now over seven thousand chapters throughout the United States. It was decided by a group of teachers that a society of this type would be beneficial to the school and community. After receiving information on how to form a Society, a committee of five teachers was selected to draw up a constitution and arrange an election of members to the society. The members of this committee are Mrs. Edna Bender, chairman, Mrs. Rosemary Boyer, Mr. Douglas Watson, Mr. Marvin Sounart, and Mr Joseph Jachim. A school must be on the University of Michigan accredited list, and the constitution of the society must be approved by the National Council before a charter is granted. Our Society received charter number 7124 and is officially known as The Lee F. Auble Chapter of the National Honor Society. The committee together with the entire faculty elected twenty members to the society in May, 1958. These students were in the upper third of their class scholasti- cally, and possessed qualities of leadership, character, and service. A student must meet these requirements before he is eligible for election to the society. The students who were elected last May were informed of their election at the Honors Assembly. Each member then received an official National Honor Society pin. These pins were given to the members through the courtesy of the Berrien Springs Teachers Association. The main activity of the society this year was to have a Scholarship Banquet where the top ten of the senior class, the students on the January, 1959, semester honor roll, and the newly-elected members of the National Honor Society were guests of honor. 6
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