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GALLERY: National English Honor Society hosts induction ceremony for new members

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Oct 6, 2025
A FEW WORDS. Senior Britney Zapata giving her speech before the new inductees walk up to receive their certificates on Sept. 9 2025. NEHS was welcoming the new members for 2025-26 year.
A FEW WORDS. Senior Britney Zapata giving her speech before the new inductees walk up to receive their certificates on Sept. 9 2025. NEHS was welcoming the new members for 2025-26 year.
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Photo: Sophia Miranda
PRIDE. Senior Esmeralda Barrios holding up her certification in the National English Honors Society to the crowd on Sept. 9, 2025. “I feel really happy and excited because not only am I a part of it, but now I can also share my love for literature with others.” She hopes to be able to bring more people into joining NEHS.

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