New Members Inducted into National Honor Society
On April 18, the National Honor Society inducted 48 new members in the auditorium. This year, in order to grow the society and increase membership, the NHS committee opened applications to sophomores, juniors and seniors with a GPA requirement of at least a 3.0 and letters of recommendations, along with a new online application format.
To begin the ceremony, faculty advisor Abby Taylor introduced the president, senior Emma Fleming, who was joined by seniors Kelsey Golden, Harper Lawrence and Kaelin Morris to speak about the pillars of the society. These pillars include everyday scholarship, service, leadership, and character.
“We’ve put a lot of effort into building NHS back up this year after its inactivity during Covid. So, it’s really exciting to see so many great inductees who will make the club stronger,” said Golden.
Fleming, Golden and Lawrence called each new member’s name so they could walk across the stage where Principal Kenny DeMoss shook hands with each inductee, and Morris handed them their NHS pin and membership card.
“I decided to apply for NHS because I heard they did a lot of community service and I just liked they idea of helping the community,” said junior Halley Durkin.
The students inducted were:
Yasmeen Alamin
Dylan Bond
Isabel Bhati
Kristen Brandjes
Caroline Bruker
Samuel Chichester
Johnathon Corbin
Kiran Cunningham
Allison Davis
Brayden Deuley
Halley Durkin
Aimilia Eaves
Allison Felker
Mya Green
Aaron Grose
Alexandra Hamric
Logan Hartshorn
Chelsea Haught
Abigail Hines
Sheza Ikhlaq
Hayley McCale
Lauren McDonnell
Alexus McEldowney
Molly McLean
Nathaniel McPeak
Aiden Merritt
Annette Mildren
Brielle Milhoan
Grantland Murphy
Connor Nelson
Shannon O’Connor
Beyoncé Pierce
Meredith Poole
Baelyn Rhyne
Laura Richardson
Katie Riggs
Seth Rowh
Landon Shedd
Jackson Simmons
Ella Slack
Riley Smith
Angeliki Staats
Pallavi Sundaram
Katherine Taylor
Elliza Towner
Julena Whitehair
Caelyn Wise
Rylee Wise
Correction: Isabel Bhati’s name was omitted from the original article.
Anna Earl is a senior and has been on the newspaper staff for three years, serving this year as editor in chief. She spends most of her time in the journalism...