“Congratulations on being here and having the grades and other qualities to get you here,” Gray said. “But what you do next is what really matters.”
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2017-2018 Kemmerer National Honor Society: Louis Failoni, Juanita Escareno, Brandon Crank, Madison King, Alli Walker, Eli Erickson, Tanner Plowman, Joseph McRoberts and Cyrus Skidmore. (GAZETTE PHOTO / Theresa Davis)
The Kemmerer High School chapter of National Honor Society held an induction ceremony for new members on Tuesday, Nov. 14, in the KJSHS auditorium.
NHS President Louis Failoni conducted the ceremony.
Current NHS members spoke about the qualities that define a member of the National Honor Society — character, leadership, scholarship and service.
“Leaders have their entire heart in whatever they are doing,” said Brandon Crank of leadership.
“Service is needed now more than ever, even in our little town,” said Madison King of service.
Senior Juanita Escareno presented the inductees with their certificates.
New members inducted at the ceremony were Eli Erickson, Tanner Plowman, Joseph McRoberts and Cyrus Skidmore.
New Kemmerer High School National Honor Society inductees Eli Erickson, Tanner Plowman, Joseph McRoberts and Cyrus Skidmore recite the NHS pledge at the induction ceremony on Tuesday, Nov. 14. (GAZETTE PHOTO / Theresa Davis)
Keynote speaker Greg Gray reminded the inductees that they had been given special gifts, and “how you make a difference with those gifts is how you show your gratitude.”
“Congratulations on being here and having the grades and other qualities to get you here,” Gray said. “But what you do next is what really matters.”
Kemmerer NHS President Louis Failoni conducts the NHS induction ceremony on Tuesday, Nov. 14. (GAZETTE PHOTO / Theresa Davis)
Juanita Escareno presents a NHS certificate to new member Eli Erickson at the induction ceremony on Tuesday, Nov. 14. (GAZETTE PHOTO / Theresa Davis)
Alli Walker speaks about scholarship and the NHS emblem at the induction ceremony on Tuesday, Nov. 14. (GAZETTE PHOTO / Theresa Davis)
Madison King speaks about service at the NHS induction ceremony on Tuesday, Nov. 14. (GAZETTE PHOTO / Theresa Davis)
Brandon Crank speaks about leadership at the NHS induction ceremony. (GAZETTE PHOTO / Theresa Davis)
