Stanwood High School - Esaches Yearbook (Stanwood, WA)

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- ' TORCH HONOR SOCIETY Education today, will play an important role in the world of tomorrow. America is now faced with a serious situation. Therefore, it is the duty of every loyal citizen to strive to do his best in the service of his country whether on the home flront o-r in distant lands. We, as school boys and girls, can serve best by attaining as high a scholastic standing as possible and by making use of our education. The Torch Honor Society encourages good scholastic standing. In order to qualify for membership, a student must have achieved a certain number of scholastic and activity points: five points for an A , three for a B , two for a C , none fofr a D , and two deducted for an X , In order to be eligible for membership, a Sophomore must have 24 points, a Junior 50, and a Senior 80 points. If at the end of the Senior year, a person has acquired at least 110 points, including sevengactivity points, he becomes the permanent possessor of a To-rch pin. Included among the activities of the Torch Honor Society for the year, was a banquet given in honor of the Freshmen who made the semester honor roll. The Torch Honor Society's officers are: president, Anita Hagen, vice- president, Mary Lou Haugstad, secretary and treasurer, Ingrid Mathisen. Our adviser this year was Miss Kipperberg. The members of the society are as follows: SOPI-IOMORES V SENIORS Don Brockob JUNIORS Maxine Duman Ronald Douglass Thelma Duncan llglasrbirglalgnutson Igloyd Carlson Mary Lou Haugstad Ruby KOCYI en Hanson Ingrid Mathisen Mary AIMI McDougall Anita. Hagen Arlene Lindsay G 'I' - , ' - El-fimaia Oleifn Glorf' Moser Chuck Simonson Ellen Rutherford Stan Ord Olsen Dorrine Olsen Elsie Sande Dorrine Olsen .. 27 -