Rush City Area High School held its National Honor Society induction ceremony Monday night , Nov. 2. There were 17 new inductees.

Maureen Guentzel, NHS advisor, said becoming a NHS member is one of the highest honors because if recognizes the whole person.

Students who are chosen for NHS must have a GPA of B or better but are also participating in a range of other activities, including community service. The principles of the National Honor Society include Scholarship, Service, Leadership and Character.

At right: Megan Drevecky, president of NHS at Rush City high school, led the inductees in reciting the pledge of NHS. Each new inductee received the NHS pin. New members are: front row (l to r) Celine Bossart, Chelsea Peterson, Jocelyn Dahl, Rachel Erickson, James Fregien, Christopher Lofgren, middle row: Elaine Carlson, Dylan Truskolaski, Tyler Will, Cory Sarago, back row: Jean Cook, Zach Saumer, Isaac Roll, Blake Bloomquist, Alison Toering, Lauren Weber. Not pictured: Felicia Thomsen.

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