Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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The Honor Sociefy gives supporf and flme fo fhe community. he Honor Society of the 1986 87 school year had ,AR 92? . . approxlmately one hun- dred and fifty members. The officers were: Karen Lauve, Presidentg Debbie Sandgren, Vice Presidentg Same Fowler, Trea- sureg and Jennifer Morris, Secretary. The advisors were Mrs. Elaine Hardin and Mrs. Mary Alice Burleigh. The Honor Society is a national Or- ganization for students excelling aca- demically and who have the following qualities: scholarship good character leader skills and a desire to do com- munity service. In order to be accept- ed into the Honor Society the stu- dents needed to have a 3.5 grade point average and two teacher recomenda- tions. I think Honor Society is an effective way to recognize academic achievement as well as to encourage participation in extracuricular activi- New to the Honor Society during the 1986-87 school year was their as- sistance with the Special Olympics. Other activities included choosing the teacher of the month and caroling for the senior citizens during the Christ- We had more involvement but still not enough. Sam Fowler mas season. The Honor Society is a good group to work with. They are busy students but they take time to care. Mrs. Har- 1n. by Lisa Mason and Amy Raymond photos by Jamie Thomas ties says Mrs. Burleigh. FWS. Presenting the 1986-87 National Honor Society HONOR SOCIETY if'f'f't Q' 4 5