The ceremony prior to getting into the National Honor Society was the most memorable. It was very formal and included rituals such as burning candles and reading the induction letter from a faculty member. It was really great to hear the appreciation from my teachers for all the hard work that I have put forth in both my schoolwork and in dealing with my peers. I think that there should be more of that kind of recognition in schools, especially for the quiet people who have low self-esteem. As I am getting ready for my senior year, I have a lot on my mind.
College is a huge part of it.
I know that having the prestige of the National Honor Society on my school record will definitely help. Being included in this selective club has made me feel like my hard work has been worthwhile. Getting into a great college because of both my inclusion into the National Honor Society and my school record will be the true prize of all my work. 37 users have rated this article. Quote I agree with Jeff Gebben that NHS takes a lot of time, effort, dedication and honor, for those particular students who have made it.