A night for Mexico NHS

Posted 4/4/24

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A night for Mexico NHS

Forty students were initiated into the National Honor Society (NHS) last Wednesday. New NHS members are, first row, from left, Katie Bowen, AC Chitwood, Alice Eggen, Addison Paden, Kenley Jones, Claire Hudson, Emily Moppin, Skyler Arnold, Reiley Walker, Addison Webber; second row, Selena Sebastian, Jordyn Wyman, Jyllian Whitworth, Icy Crame, Baylea Porter, Melanie Hernandez-Jarquin, Lilibeth Alvarez-Zapot, Macie Rhodes, Emma Cunningham, Sydney Wages; third row, McKenzie Taylor, Abriana Lynch, Madison Wheaton, Caden Smith, Jade Feger, Lauren Bates, Tayla Bruns, Andrew Peuster, Dylan Reid, Isaac Gifford, fourth row, Peyton Hoover, Brandon Duncan, Haleigh Dean, Wyatt Troesser, Hunter Bickell, Camden Williams, Sam Ryan, Drake Holloway, Carter Blackburn, Greyden Sewell.

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Current NHS members are, first row, from left, Abby Seibert, Alyson Meyer, Alexis Smythe, Lani Blair, Addison Heim, Daida Herrera-Garcia, Jordyn Thurman, Reagan Wright; second row, Karisa Sakano, Sedny Sorm, Makayla Spurling, Ella Raines, Brooke Teel, Makayla Waldmeier, Kaitlin Rose, Annabelle Stanford; third row, Grant Broeker, Brendan McKeown, Anna Raines, Jamilet Medina-Lucas, Liz Joiner, Caroline Branson, Madison Lee, Libbie Bush; fourth row, Nicholas Van Schyndel, Emille Scanavino, Nate Robertson, Jack Norfleet, Christian Frederickson, Guy Fairchild, Kaiden Doebelin, Albert Bingham, Laim Hoyle. Not pictured are Kayle Martin, Teagan Ohmes-White, Adarian Shepherd, and Margaret Crews.

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Posted Thursday, April 4, 2024 5:00 am

Ninety-two Mexico High School (MHS) students received their academic letter at the sophomore/junior academic assembly, held in March. Students have to have over a 3.5 GPA for the entirety of their MHS career to qualify. The NHS program is led by teacher sponsor Jennifer Silver. Mrs. Colleen and Mrs. Jennifer Barnett also assisted with the evening’s program. NHS began in 1921 with the support of the National Association of Secondary Principals (NASSP) and a vision from D. Edward Rynearson, principal of a high school in Pennsylvania. His goal for NHS was to create an organization that supports student scholarship as well as service, leadership, and character in the young minds of our nation. Today there are over 16,000 active chapters.