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Ffipeat after me. Fabraln V ela, Mariana Vanin, Today's tke cteyl Tke gbls Walt quietly, anticipatr
and Isabella Laut-ia swear in by raising Skeir rigkt imj turn to be welcomed' in to tke National
kands and repeating tke konor pledge. Junior Honor Society,
Victoria Lorido starts off tke cexr
enxony by Ugkting tke candles.
NJHS Induction

Membership in the NJHS is both an honor and a
responsibility. Membership is open to 7th and 8th graders who
have attended Carrollton for the equivalent of one semester
and who have a cumulative scholastic average of 90 percent.
Students who meet the scholastic requirements are then evaluated
by the faculty on the basis of leadership, service, character,
and citizenship. Once selected, members must maintain these
standards. The purpose of the NJHS is to create enthusiasm for
scholarships, to stimulate a desire to render service, promote
leadership, develop character, and encourage citizenship. Some of
the activities that the members participate in are bake sales, toy Hold Stilll After tke Induction, new members
drives, and preparing Easter baskets for the needy. Posed “3 8 i l l " Nalu>naI Juniov
1 ■ vf _ , * Honor oociety members.

Fabiola Velez, Mariana Vanin, Isabella Lauda, Patricia Garate-
Baez, Paula Diniz, Gitkerine Mas (front), D orotkyA nne
Tanya Bcillenxbourg stands
^ector, Sofia Del Rwero, Alexandra de Olazarra, Carolina de
gleefully after being welconxed Katkerine Mas continues tke
rmas, Audrey Cken, and Rose Hayes (back) inducted into ceremony by reading a few
into tke National Junior Honor
le NJHS wait quietly for more of tkeir classmates to join words to tke girls.
Society.

Hear ye, Hear yel Mrs. Diaz,
National Junior Honor Soci-
ety addsor, gioing tke opening
speeck for tke ceremony.

7tk Grade Retreat/ NJHS Induction