National Honor Society Four Pillars

The four pillars of the National Honor Society consists of leadership, scholarship, service, and character. These characteristics must be possessed by an individual in order to be a member of the society. I believe that I possess all the these four qualities and should become a member of National Honor Society.
Leadership is when someone has a positive influence on people and brings out the best in them. I am a leader of the junior class student body as being a member of student council. I am a member of the Lady Titan Varsity Soccer team, a member of Key Club and Junior Optimist, and holding a job, all while maintaining good grades. I encourage people to get involved in various activities and can be depended on to help whenever while having fun and enjoying life. So I am a leader to those younger than me and older.
I have managed to hold a cumulative grade point average of a 4.0 throughout my freshman and sophomore year, and I am ranked number one in my class. I have worked hard in my classes to earn this great

I love volunteering because even though you don't get money for helping someone, you get the joy and happiness of knowing you did something good for someone else. Being a member of Key Club and Junior Optimist I have the opportunity to volunteer frequently in the community and to the school. I have volunteered to work in various booths at the Glandorf Park Fest. I helped work at the YMCA Trunk or Treat to pass out candy to the little kids on Halloween. A group of my friends went over to Kalida to help with the Triathlon. There we cheered on the participants, and help keep track of times. I always enjoy caroling to the people at the rest homes and watching their faces light up as we sing little jingles through the halls. I also volunteer to be a mass server at St. John’s in Glandorf. Volunteering gives me a chance to give back to my community and school and to help make a