National Honor Society held their induction ceremony in the auditorium on the evening of Monday, Jan. 29, officially accepting new members into the school’s largest honor society.
The ceremony began with the initial introduction by Principal Kenny DeMoss followed by a reflection and congratulations by NHS president Aaron Grose.
“It (being NHS president) is not as stressful as I had presumed it might be,” said Grose. “But I enjoy being able to make an impact on our community by leading our honor society.”
After Grose’s speech, 32 new members were inducted by NHS officers Grose, vice president Meredith Poole, public relations officer Isabel Bhati and secretary Olivia Whaley.
“NHS inductions are very ceremonial,” said Bhati. “All of the officers, our adviser, and the principal speak, outlining the honor of entering the organization.”
New 2024 inductees are:
Smit Babariya
Samantha Bailey
Olivia Carpenter
Emma Casto
Emma Coleman
Brooklyn Curry
Sydney Davis
Lillian Farinash
Lauren Flanagan
Anna Floyd
Mikhal Grueneberg
Jacklin Haddox
Brenan Harvey
Makayla House
Jayden Johnson
Kaylynn Kaneff
Joseph Koreski
Gracie Lively
Alexander Marshall
Christian Marshall
Faith Miller
Brooklyn Miller
Jaiden Pitts
Kennedy Porter
Hoda Rashed
Abbie Ruble
Olivia Shawver
Jacob Sims
Emma Stanley
Cale Stutler
Brittany Ward
Dominique White
New inductees received gold pins and a NHS membership card during the ceremony.
“I’m super excited to be given the opportunity to be a part of such a special group,” said sophomore inductee Emma Stanley. “I really hope to make a difference and a large impact in our community.”
