During the ceremony, two new senior members, three honorary members who are foreign exchange students and 49 junior members were inducted.

“The 2024 junior inductees will be the biggest during my tenure as the NHS adviser and, I believe, one of, if not the biggest, ever,” said Ryan Takatsuka, the teacher who is the National Honor Society adviser.

“We selected just shy of 50 candidates,” he added. “This grade had a high number of qualifiers and a high percentage of those submitted candidacy packets. Hopefully, this shows not only a strong academic class, but also a class that is highly engaged. I look forward to working with them next year, and as always, have enjoyed working with current seniors of the NHS as well. They put more practice than ever into ensuring we had a smooth induction ceremony.”

New members (seniors)

Akramjon Abdurakhimov (honorary), Josie Novencido, Destinee Philips, Lenja Sarbinowski (honorary), Natia Tsiteladze (honorary)

New members (juniors)

Tate Balkenende, Chloe Balm, Grace Behrens, Tessa Carlson, Abigail Casciato, Ella Champagne, Jacey Cooper, Addison Daniel, Kennedie Davalos, Jiselle Donahe, Abraham Fisher, Micah Flaherty, Kaitlyn Folsom, Tiffany Garber, Tristen Holst, Cortney Hoover, Cael Johnson, Keira Kennedy, Lacey Larson, Anna Lawrence, Mason Liska, Paige Lloyd, Mason Lundberg, Jase Madison, Brady Major, Katie Mason, Meah McCaleb, Alexa McHone, Tom Nguyen, Kira Pearson, Gavin Pederson, John Phan, Lucy Porter, Hunter Rchardson, Shawn Roberts, Diego Ron, Ellie Schiek, Briley Singer, Samantha Smith, Madeline Stephan, Madison Sullivan, Claire Thompson, Hailey Vogel, Austin Watters, Drake Wertz, Cade Westerhoff, Ashlynn Wills, Grace Winkel and Carter Woodruff.