Stambaugh High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Stambaugh, MI)

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ationaf .Honor ocietg ftp .Q--.. VN, 'W' ,lv FIRST ROWQLEFT TO RIGHT?-JEANNE LABELLE, LILA NICHOLS, GERALDINE SUNDELIUS, VERNA TERVO SECOND ROW- MARILYN MALLEN-SECRETARY, JOAN TAMMINEN, MARION JURECIC-TREASURER, DONNA HEBERT, MARIAM MELCHIORI- VICE PRESIDENT, HELEN GREENLUND, NANCY JACOBSON THIRD ROW-ARVIS RHINO, LOWELL LEPISTO, JOHN ERICKSON, STANLEY HOLME-PRESIDENT, DONALD HALVERSON, INSET-BETTY JOCHEM. THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS ORGANIZED THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IN 1921 WITH THE END IN VIEW OF STIMULATING SCHOLARSHIP AND WORTHY PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT. TODAY THERE ARE OVER 2,700 CHAPTERS IN THE BBT HIGH SCHOOLS IN THE COUNTRY. IN 1935 STAMBAUGH HIGH SCHOOL WAS AWARDED THE PRIVILEGE OF ORGANIZING A LOCAL CHAPTER IN THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS. FOR THE PURPOSE OF SELECTING AN APPROPRIATE NAME FOR THIS ORGANIZATION, A FACULTY COMMIT' TEE WAS APPOINTED TO INVESTIGATE THE HISTORY OF LOCAL PIONEER LEADERS WHOSE LIVES MIGHT SYMBOLIZE THE FOUR IDEALS OF THE SOCIETY. THE NAME, LAFAYETTE MCQUOWN CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, NAS REPORTED AND OFFICIALLY APPROVED AS THE NAME OF OUR CHAPTER. THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS SOCIETY ARE: TO ENCOURAGE SCHOLARSHIP, TO STIHULATE A DESIRE TO SERVE, TO CREATE WORTH! CHARACTER, AND T0 DEVELOP CONSTRUCTIVE LEADERSHIP. STUDENTS WHO SCHOLASTICALLY RANK IN THE UPPER THIRD OF THEIR CLASS ARE AUTOMATICALLY CANDIDATES FOR MEMBERSHIP. FIF'TEEN PER CENT OF EACH SENIOR CLASS MAY BE EVENTUALLY ELECTED FROM THCBE CANDIDATE WHO RANK HIGHEST IN CHARACTER, LEADERSHIP, AND SERVICE IN HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIB. Page Twenty- e :gh t

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Student Councif FIRST ROWfleft to right,-Betty Jochem, June Savage, Joan Tamminen, Bob Brey-vice president, Stanley Holme-president, Joanne Coffin-secretary, John Erickson-treasurer, Richard Giuliani, Peter Djupe, Raino Mongiat SECOND ROW-Sally DeMi1io, Joanne Peruzzi, Alice Lindstrom, Karen Peterson, Yvonne Todey, Beverly Barna, Charles Waite, Robert Frankalucci, Tom Shepich, Ray Stefani, Donald Stanley, Edward Sarder, Robert Constantine, Marion Stefani-not pictured. THE STUDENT COUNCIL IS THE GENERAL POLICYMAKINC BODY OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL. IT IS COVPOSED OF SIX REPRESENTATIVES PROM EACH GRADE. THESE REPRESENTATIVES ARE ELECTED EACH YEAR BY THE HOME ROOMS. THE STUDENT COUNCIL PERFORMS MANY FUNCTIONS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. ALL LYCEUYS WHICH ARE HELD IN OUR SCHOOL ARE SECURED BY THE COUNCIL. ALL SCHOOL PARTIES AND PROGRAMS ARE ALSO SPONSORED BY THE STUDENT COUNCIL. IN THE PAST FEW YEARS, AMATEUR HOURS HAVE BEEN PRESENTED, WITH THE PRIZES FURNISHED FROM THE COUNCIL TREASURY. THIS YEAR A UNIQUE IDEA WAS CARRIED OUT FOR THE AMATEUR HOUR, AS THE STAGE WAS SET AS A TELEVISION STUDIO, WITH A SIMULATED CAMERA AND SCREEN. MANY OTHER SPECIAL SCHOOL FUNC- ARE CARED FOR BY THIS GROUP. Page Twenty-nme