National Honor Society

Character
Scholarship
Leadership
Service
National Honor Society Pledge

I pledge myself to uphold
The high purposes of the National Honor Society.
I pledge to maintain high scholastic standing,
To hold as fundamental and worthy an untarnished character,
To endeavor intelligently and courageously to be a positive leader,
And to give of myself freely in service to others.
By word and deed, I shall demonstrate
That I value being a member of the National Honor Society.


2007-2008 NHS Members
Seniors Juniors Sophomores
  • Chelsie Gransee (President)
  • Eric Altermatt
  • Josh Fredrickson
  • Rachel Goeman
  • Julie Dietz
  • Jordan Wetter
  • Andrew Runck
  • Jay Benedict
  • Forrest Asp
  • Kelly Shaner
  • Travis Vollmer
  • Jena Jorgenson
  • Caitlyn DeCock
  • Abby Furth
  • Emily Neperman


  • History
    National Honor Society was started in 1921, by a man named Edward Rynearson. He was also the first president of the National Honor Society. The NASSP, National Association of Secondary-School Principles, wanted to create an organization that would recognize and encourage academic achievement while also developing other characteristics essential to citizens in a democracy.