30 Middle School Girls Inducted into National Junior Honor Society
The National Junior Honor Society marks our commitment to the values of scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship.
Congratulations to our 30 new members of the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS)! These middle school girls have demonstrated excellence in scholarship by maintaining a high cumulative average, along with a strong commitment to leadership, service, and character. The NJHS helps our girls develop the knowledge and skills to become well-rounded student leaders in their school, community, and beyond.
The following girls were inducted into the NJHS in May 2025:
- Memphis Alexander ’29
- Collins Cullum ’29
- Mary McLean Farmer ’29
- Vivian Frey ’29
- Betsy Haire ’29
- Leni Jane Johnston ’29
- Evy McKee ’29
- Morgan Monk ’29
- Sage Moss ’29
- Mary Alice Rawson ’29
- Lyla Rixon ’29
- LouLou Shallow ’29
- Claire Warner ’29
- Zoë Young ’29
- Logan Canale ’30
- Amelia George ’30
- Aaleen Haris ’30
- Sara Sayle ’30
- Annslee Cain ’31
- Marel Crump ’31
- Celia Gober ’31
- Riley Higginbotham ’31
- Dylan Johnston ’31
- Morgan Knight ’31
- Harper Ladd ’31
- Louise Phillips ’31
- McKenzie Tapley ’31
- Cora Winnig ’31
- Clayden Young ’31
- Collins Young ’31
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30 Middle School Girls Inducted into National Junior Honor Society
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