A tradition continues
NHS inducts new members
Megan
Kawa
On the night of Nov. 19, parents, faculty and old and new members crowded into
the Servants of Mary Chapel to celebrate the induction of National Honor
Society’s latest members.
The induction ceremony
featured speaker Dr. Amy Haddad and a reception followed the event.
A total of 73 new members
were inducted into NHS, including 16 seniors and 57 juniors.
National Honor Society advisor, Mrs. Kathy DaBoer,
said that the amount of members “fluctuates on how involved the students are”
which determines the amount of inductees.
Each member must possess
leadership, character, service, and scholarship. In order to even qualify for NHS, students must be a junior or
senior and a have minimum 3.5 GPA.
Newly inducted member,
junior Crystal Reyelts said, “I feel honored that I can be a part of NHS
because there are certain requirements.
It’s not like anyone can join.
I’m glad I fulfill them.”
National Honor Society
president, senior Maggie Rezac, was excited about the number of newly inducted
members. “It’s really cool. It says a lot of the junior class.”