Eastport-South Manor Jr.-Sr. High School Inducts 92 Into National Honor Society


Eastport-South Manor Jr.-Sr. High School students, who were inducted into the National Honor Society, were excited about exhibiting their certificates. | File Photo

Eastport-South Manor Junior-Senior High School’s National Honor Society inducted 92 new members during a traditional candlelight ceremony, held in the auditorium on Oct. 12.

Eastport-South Manor Jr.-Sr, High School National Honor Society officers are pictured with honorary

inductee and Senior Office Assistant Sue Floridia. File Photo

Principal Salvatore Alaimo described the inductees as “model students” who have a passion for life and what the world needs today. He also urged them to continue their hard work and to “become a person of value.”

Eastport-South Manor Jr.-Sr. High School students, who were inducted into the National Honor Society,

were excited about exhibiting their certificates. File Photo

Officers President Brody Burke, Vice President Cody Tellez, secretary Scarlett Melia, treasurer Christopher Bruno and historian McKenna Burchill lit a corresponding candle as they each described the tenets of the society: leadership, character, service and scholarship.

Each of the new inductees then lined the auditorium’s perimeter with lit candles as they recited the honor society pledge, and then walked across the stage to receive their certificates, marking their membership in the National Honor Society. After the certificates were presented, the officers presented Eastport-South Manor Jr.-Sr. High School Senior Office Assistant Sue Floridia with an honorary membership into the society for being instrumental in the success of the inductees and other members.

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