1. SCABBARD AND BLADE I Company 3rd regiment
Sonora High school
SCABBARD AND BLADE I Company 3rd regiment
17 Feb 2016
LTC HANS F. HUNT

2. SCABBARD AND BLADE HISTORY
Founded by 5 Field Officers at the University of Wisconsin
Organized
Founding Fathers:
Charles A. Taylor
Victor R. Griggs
Albert W. Foster
Harold K. Weld
Leo Marshall Cook

3. Mission Statement
Scabbard and Blade is a Joint Service Honor Society that unites Cadets and Midshipmen from over the nation in military excellence. The Society strives to better these cadets and midshipmen as future officers and to strengthen the joint service relationship through service to the community and leadership opportunities. We build and empower the next generation of military leaders. To become a preeminent military leadership development organization –focused on the Five Stars

4. JROTC MISSION STATEMENT
The JROTC Mission of Scabbard and Blade is to develop Cadets for their future career and educate their members about higher education opportunities. To instill Leadership, Ethics, Academic Excellence and strengthen the relationship through service to their school and community

5. National Purposes Purposes and Ideals
Promote scholarship within our military departments and throughout out Society
Raise the standard of military education in American Colleges and Universities
Unite in closer relationship their military departments
Encourage and foster the essential qualities of good and efficient officers
Promote an understanding of joint and multinational operations through strategic thought
Disseminate knowledge of military affairs to the students and people of the country

6. Honor Society
Scabbard and Blade was voted membership February 19, 2010 into the Association of College Honor Societies
National officers petitioned ACHS in August 2009, and other member societies present at the annual convention in Boston, MA, voted unanimously for approval of the petition  
Scabbard and Blade is the first military honor society to join the organization which boasts a list of over 60 other honor groups. Although it is the newest member society of the group, Scabbard and Blade is among the oldest of such societies

7. Five Stars HONOR LEADERSHIP PROFESSIONALISM OFFICERSHIP UNITY
Original Five Stars
Examples:
Loyalty
Teamwork and Human Behavior
Ethics and Standards
Mentorship
(Joint Military)
Efficiency
Negotiation and Conflict Resolution
Goal Setting and
Execution
Selflessness
Joint Education
Courage
Communication
Time Management
Service (Community and
Nation)
Joint Camaraderie
Obedience
Delegation Strategy
Resource Management
Military Standards
Joint Understanding
Good Fellowship
Attitude and Image
Military History
Joint Integration

8. Scholar/leader process

9. JROTC membership
Membership in the Scabbard and Blade Honor Society for JROTC detachments throughout the US began in 2003
MEMBERSHIP PROVIDES:
Provides life-long association with distinguished officers of all services
Confers distinction for high achievement
Stimulates and encourages mental development and discipline
Preserves valuable traditions and customs
Provides spiritual and intellectual leadership development through the qualities of the Five Stars
Imposes upon members high citizenship responsibilities and emphasizes deeper study and discussion of the American tradition -- its characteristics, ideals, and possibilities
Strict Honor Code

10. Membership qualifications
Distinguished Member - Good scholastic standing in both, Academic and JROTC subjects with a GPA of 3.5 and above and in the top 20% of each academic class
Member – Good scholastic standing in both Academics and JROTC subjects and possesses significant leadership quality and traits
Leadership – Process of influencing others to accomplish the mission by providing purpose, direction, motivation and who are resourceful, good problem solvers, promoters of JROTC and Society activities, idea-contributors, dependable, and persons who exemplify positive attitudes about life.
Service - Willing to serve in extra-curricular activities representing the Society and the JROTC program and defined through the voluntary contributions made by a member to the school or community, done without compensation and with a positive, courteous, and enthusiastic spirit.
Character - The student of good character upholds principles of morality and ethics, is cooperative, demonstrates high standards of honesty and reliability, shows courtesy, concern, and respect for others, and generally maintains a good and clean lifestyle.

11. Membership Ribbon and Medal Company Officer Ribbon
Company Uniform Items
Membership Ribbon and Medal
Company Shoulder Cord
Company Officer Ribbon
Honor Cord
National Eligibility:
All National Members are permitted to wear this uniform item.
Active Company members are eligible wear this uniform item.
National Eligibility: All Distinguished Junior members are eligible wear this uniform item at graduation. (Must maintain Eligibility)
Company Eligibility:
No additional requirements may be placed on this item.
Must be an active member
Must be a Company Officer
Distinguished Member
Badge

12. Renowned Members Members: President Herbert E. Hoover
Secretary of State Dean Rusk
Astronaut John W. Young
Astronaut Eugene Cernan - Last to walk on Moon
General Lewis W. Walt
Sam Walton – Founder of Wal-Mart

13. Honorary Members Will Rogers BG Albin F. Irzyk Charles Lindberg
General John J. Pershing
Bob Hope
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
General William C. Westmoreland – Commander Troops Vietnam
President Gerald R. Ford
General/Secretary of State Colin Powell