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National Honor Society adds new members

At the NHS induction ceremony, held at TCHS on November 22, members pose behind candles symbolizing the organization’s pillars:  leadership, service, scholarship, and character. NHS members include the following:  (front from left) Lexi Riedel,  Haley Dietz, Allison Carr, Kylie Dunn, Bailee Fritts, Amelia Fabrizius and Lexsie N.; (back): Cameron Staples, Jacob W., John Griffith, Joseph Wolf, Deven Schoenthaler an, Hunter Scheib.(Photo by Tabitha Wolf)

By Tabitha Wolf
Nine students, recognized for their academic records, service, character, and leadership were inducted into the National Honor Society on November 22 in the TCHS auditorium.

Allison Carr, Haley Dietz, Kylie Dunn, Leah Flax, Bailee Fritts, John Griffith, Lexi Riedel, Cameron Staples and Jacob W. were inducted into the organization. They join previously inducted members President Amelia Fabrizius, Vice-President Joe Wolf, Secretary Deven Schoenthaler, Treasurer Hunter Scheib and Lexsie N.

The process for being a National Honor Society member included an application, two recommendations, and teacher selections.

After a welcome from President Fabrizius, seasoned members took part in the candle ceremony. Then Scheib led the new members in the organization’s pledge. Next, the inductees were individually recognized and pinned by their parents. Lastly, Fabrizius brought the ceremony to a close, after which cake and drinks were served to members, family and guests.