The new National Honor Society members at GPS
Laura Zeiser, president of the Duffy Jarnagin chapter of the GPS National Honor Society, introduced the new juniors and seniors tapped for membership during the fall induction ceremony.
The induction was preceded by essay tributes by NHS officers to the scholarship, service, character, and leadership that the newest members have displayed as students at GPS. Ms. Zeiser described character as a choice and “how one is defined by others.”
NHS vice president Mary Lyddon Thatcher said that scholarship involves a “commitment to learning something that enriches a life.” Secretary Anjali Ravee said that service is “opening your heart to the act of loving,” and treasurer Mary Melissa Manuel defined leadership as “the ability to inspire others to achieve a common goal.”
Congratulations to the 32 newest members. Those tapped for membership because of their scholarship, leadership, service, and character include Iman Ali, Anna Baldree, Emily Ballentine, Leah Baxter, Lori Baxter, Katie Brandao, Jennifer Brockman, Hannah Brotton, Emmaline Cobb, Isabella Cornea, Lilyanna Everett, Ivey Fidelibus, McKaylyn Fults, Sarah Goodrich, Elisabeth Hale, Samantha Jackson, Tia Kemp, Julie Kim, Emily Large, Margaret Martin, Sarah McDougal, Kate McVay, Jessica Melton, Ella Marie Melton, Tigris Nevans, Abigail Owsley, Morgan Pels, Anna Shaw, Delany Swann, Rebecca Torrence, Mimi Vance and Phoebe Warren.
The new National Honor Society members at GPS