Students share thoughts on the National Honor Society

Keertana Gangireddy and Griffin Parker
Apr 5, 2019

The National Honor Society, a club for students maintaining a leadership position, a 3.6 GPA, and at least forty volunteer hours among other requirements, elicits varied opinions from students. Many think that NHS is virtually useless and it is nothing but a title, while some believe it is a beneficial aspect of the community. The Ghostwriter asked students for their point of view on the topic.

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Keertana Gangireddy, Editor-in-Chief

I'm a senior at WA, as a co-Editor-in-Chief for the newspaper. Although I initially joined for the promise of improving my writing and communication skills, I stayed to make fun of Kristen. In my free time, I enjoy watching rom-coms, collecting stationary, and being justly critical about Kristen and her oily hair. My biggest flex is having cleaner hair than Kristen. Tangled is the best Disney movie. (You can't) Change my mind.

Griffin Parker, Social Media Editor

I am a sophomore here at WA. I am on the WA baseball team, and I am one of the social media editors for the Ghostwriter. I am a Life Scout, and I am almost a black belt in taekwondo.

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Students share thoughts on the National Honor Society

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