Redwood High School - Log Yearbook (Larkspur, CA)

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Girls are chosen on the basis of their academic standings, and on their participation in school and community activities. Miss Marilyn Root was the ad- visor of Girls' State at Redwood. 181

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HO UR SOCIETY To become a member of the Redwood Honor Society requires more than a B- average and at least ten hours of participation in such school activities as after school sports, clubs, or one of Redwood's many organizations. Last Fall's enrollment was over two hundred students. To qualify for life membership, a student must be a member in six out of the seven semesters, and of these six one must be in the Senior year. A ,large banquet is held each Spring for life members of both C.S.F. and Honor Society. This banquet, given by the Sequoians, is tra- ditionally held the last Monday of the school year. Mr. Charles Kurtz was again the advisor for Honor Society. This year's officers were Skip Corsini, President, Phil Simon, Vice President, Nancy Bergren, Recording Secretary, and Cathy Connor, Corresponding Secretary. Some of the officer's duties included aiding students in ap- plying, okaying their applications, and filling out membership cetificates for those who were accepted. 182 Nancy Bergren and Mr. Kurtz take applications for Honor Society. Nick Suntzeff applies for Honor Society. ff Q I 2 V X ,' 7.55 a .., f