Criteria for NHS Membership
By having maintained a cumulative GPA of at least 92 from the ninth grade, Tidehaven
High School students become eligible scholastically to be considered for election into the
National Honor Society. They are then given a student activity information form to
complete as proof that they also qualify in the areas of character, service, and
leadership. The Faculty Council then uses this material, along with teachers'
character ratings of each candidate, to assist with the selection process.
Candidates who are approved for membership sign a letter in which they agree to uphold the
high ideals of the National Honor Society.
TIDEHAVEN HIGH SCHOOL
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
CANDLELIGHT INDUCTION CEREMONY
NOVEMBER 2, 2009 |
The Tidehaven Chapter of
the National Honor Society welcomed nine new members into their
organization on Monday, November 2, 2009, during their annual
candlelight ceremony. During the program, the officers gave an
interpretation of the cardinal principles- - - Scholarship, Service,
Leadership and Character. Senior members include President Reid
Alley, Vice-President Shelbee Garay, Secretary Brooke Holzapfel,
Treasurer Sara Biskup, and Parliamentarian Brianna Cruz, Elizabeth
Dannels, Matthew Elledge, Edith Guerra, Keli King, Audrey Korenek,
Leslie Lopez, Jessica Reyes, Gus Sandoval, and Candis Sexton. The
new inductees were Sean Dannels, Alexis Garcia, Hannah Gardner,
Ashlee Lewis, Crystal Manciaz, Sarai McGuire, Dylan Nemec, Jessica
Neuman, and Rachel Sturgis. The chapter’s faculty advisor is Mrs.
Diana Gurecky.
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New NHS Members |
New Officers |
Reception following ceremony |
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