39 students from Marshfield High School were inducted into National Honor Society (NHS) on Monday, March 26.

The night opened with senior John Gray welcoming the crowd and saying the pledge, senior Katie French singing the National Anthem and then senior Lane Williams saying a prayer. President of NHS, Katie French, introduced the NHS senior officers: Vice President Grace Tibbs, Parliamentarian Savannah Clair, Historian/Public Relations Emma Tibbs, Treasurer Zoe Bisby and Secretary Emily Wipf.

Williams, seniors Wyatt Greer, Kaden Freeman, Hannah Robinson, Shannon Jester and Yasmine Thomas described the qualities an NHS student should have. Then the inductions began.

The 2018 NHS Inductees include:

Seniors

Kaen Adams

Sean Martin

Riley Richwine

Juniors

Kollin Bailey

Stephanie Bell

Genavieve Bennett

Richard Bertoldie

Darrell Bradshaw

Parker Cantrell

Haleigh Clift

Kyndal Davis

Courtney Duncan

Maycee Fishel

Kile Fraker

Maddie Gardner

Truett Gardner

Izzy Harrison

Mayci Huff

Emma Hungerford

Cameron Jakob

Laykin Kennemer

Alethea Magana

Tatum Manary

Sierra Mann

Cody McHardy

Alexis Moon

Summer Nelson

Brayden Peck

Ashlyn Pennington

Allison Raymond

Alexus Sanders

Brittney Shields

Andria Skaggs

Camryn Smith

Benjamin Baldez

Bailey Walker

Kyla Whittaker

Suzanne White

Emily Whitehurst

Following the inductions Gray led the new members in the NHS Pledge. Mrs. Smith congratulated the families and the members on their achievements and French closed the ceremony. Cake, cookies and punch were offered in the cafeteria after the ceremony where the new members talked and laughed with their family and friends.

Congratulations to the 39 ladies and gentlemen who have received this honor. NHS welcomes you.