Trevor was just inducted into the National Honor Society. Along with the required all "A's," potential members were chosen by their hours of service and outside interests. He was one of only 10 students chosen in the High School.
In fact, he has so many service hours he was asked to light the pillar of "service" candle and recite the pledge. This group is a crowd of brainiacs. They have 20 different nationalities in the Society and they all spoke in their native tongues (German, Flemish, Spanish, Italian, Chinese and Japanese, etc) It was an impressive ceremony.
Mr. Connely the principal and Head Mistress Dr. Pfannl gave out the certificates.
Afterwards we conveened in the Library for refreshments and posing with the proud parents.
Way to go Trevor ~ Bravo! Sei un ragazzo molto in gambe. Siamo fiera!
In fact, he has so many service hours he was asked to light the pillar of "service" candle and recite the pledge. This group is a crowd of brainiacs. They have 20 different nationalities in the Society and they all spoke in their native tongues (German, Flemish, Spanish, Italian, Chinese and Japanese, etc) It was an impressive ceremony.
Mr. Connely the principal and Head Mistress Dr. Pfannl gave out the certificates.
Afterwards we conveened in the Library for refreshments and posing with the proud parents.
Way to go Trevor ~ Bravo! Sei un ragazzo molto in gambe. Siamo fiera!
2 comments:
Trevor--way to go!! What a great accomplishment. I always remember your grandma, Edna, telling me how smart you were when you were just a little boy. I always agreed with her. I'm sure she's still watching you and so pleased with you. You're growing up to be a fine young man that your grandparents, parents and all of us are proud of.
That has got to make you feel good!!! Congratulations!
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