Personal Narrative: Fear Made Me Who I Am

I wish to be apart of the National Junior Honors Society because I have always been a determined and hardworking person and being accepted would continue my journey of greatness. In all the activities I have participated in, I don’t ever do it for acknowledgement or respect from others. I do it for my enjoyment and success.

One important activity on the list, is being involved in the National Honors Society. This organization recognizes scholars and well-rounded students in middle and high school. These students better themselves at being active community members and exhibiting profound leadership skills. I have the opportunity to be a part of this nationally known organization.

As a candidate for membership into the National Honor Society, I already possess the quality of scholarship. I have received First Honors every quarter since Pre-K3 when I first started school, and I earned high average each year. I maintain my high average in school while joining other organizations, and participating in other activities. Also, I have been taking regular and honors courses while in high school. While an elementary student at Kingsway Christian Academy, I participated in each of the Academic Challenges. I was also the recipient of the Science Fair Award, the President’s Award, the Excellence Award, and many other academic achievements during my school career. As a junior, I am now a member of the Yearbook Journalism Staff and I look forward to having a successful Yearbook year.

The nomination of being a member of the National Honor Society is an honor in itself. All my late nights of homework, copious amounts of studying, and extracurricular activities have brought to me the place I am today. Throughout my three years of school here at the one and only Brainerd High School, I have obtained excellent grades even in challenging classes. I believe that if you don’t challenge yourself with difficult classes now, you will never develop a strong sense of work ethic: something I have a large amount of. My parents always told me growing up that things won’t come free to you in life, and life doesn’t owe you a thing. Those two things have given me the motivation to succeed in rigorous courses, even when at times I want to give up.

One of my goals that I set for high school as a freshman was to be inducted into the National Honor Society, now I have the chance to hopefully fulfill this by getting accepted. I believe that through my high school career so far I have exhibited character most accurately according to NHS standards. I am a student who takes pride in being conscientious of my decisions, whether it be to finish homework when I would much rather watch television or to refrain from activities that have a greater chance of negative consequences than positive ones. Furthermore, I plan to retain these character traits for the rest of my life, especially in my future career. Concerning my future career, I plan to achieve at least a master’s degree in whatever I

The National Honor Society has very specific goals they would like to achieve. These include creating excitement for academia, stimulating a desire for citizen service, building leadership skills, and developing character in students. These goals seem overwhelming at first, but upon deeper thought I discovered I possess many traits to help achieve these goals.

I would like to be a part of the National Junior Honor Society, because it is a huge honor to be recognized by the teaching staff of the Andrews Middle School. This society will also help me on future job applications. It would look good on any job I would apply too. Moreover, it is very nice to be recognized by the Andrews’ staff. I feel I demonstrate the five pillars and show leadership among my peers, and I am glad my hard work has been noticed. In addition. I am proud to be sorted into a group of students my age working towards to the same goals as me. I want to be able to show my fellow students a good example of a student. Furthermore, I want something to challenge me to get good grades. Of course, I also want to help the Andrews’ community

Being valuable is the main standard of my life. As a junior in John Bapst Memorial High School, I have the high desire to contribute my school into a more wonderful place. I hope joining National Honor Society could give me an opportunity on helping others achieve their goals, and a chance to help my school being stronger and stronger.

I would like to be a member of the National Honor Society because throughout my high school career, I have strived to be a conscientious student, and achieve as much as possible academically. Since my freshman year, I have raised my grade point average to a 96% and joined five clubs. I received the United States Achievement Academy Award for my academic achievement, and I have been appointed co-captain of the fencing team. I plan to continue to improve academically, and in the extra curricular activities I participate in.

Throughout my high school career I have worked assiduously by packing my schedule with rigorous classes in which I pushed myself in order to become the student I am today. Being able to not only challenge myself but succeed in such demanding classes has shown me what I am truly capable of. I strive to fulfil my most prodigious dream to someday be apart of the National Honor Society at my hometown school. Now, I am one step closer in achieving that goal. Knowing that I am more than capable enough to challenge myself will push me to strive for excellence while being a member. I plan on dedicating myself to the National Honor Society as much as I dedicate myself to my scholastic

As a member of National Honors Society, I hope to contribute towards being involved and helping to improve our community both in and out of the school environment. Within school, I do my best to represent myself academically and challenge myself to new material when given the opportunity. This can be reflected by my grades and GPA, which I will continue to work on as my high school career progresses. I have always done whatever it took to keep myself in the honor roll, and have kept myself within that range ever since middle school when honor roll started to be announced. I not only represent myself academically, but I represent our school when doing activities such as sports and music. My skills are well pronounced in whatever extracurriculars

I want to be in the National Honors Society because of the cool t-shirts. Not only because I think they look cool, but because of what they represent. The t-shirts are a symbol of NHS. The people in the t-shirts are part of a small group of students in the Rangeview community who value success and leadership. I want to wear and be one of the names on the back of the NHS t-shirts. I also want to be able to do more volunteering through NHS because it is difficult to find volunteer opportunities.I am committed to success, community and my future and I hope to join an organization that has the same values. I want to be involved in more clubs and activities this year. NHS is one of the best clubs at Rangeview; I hope I can be a part of it this

I am genuinely honored to be among the exemplary students who are being considered for the National Honor Society. This organization does great things in society, and I can play a part in furthering that impression. The National Honor Society is known for recognizing students with outstanding grades and efficient leadership skills, and I believe that I have all of them. As a candidate for membership into the National Honor Society, I already possess the quality of scholarship.

First, I would like to be in National Honors Society because I want to help my community and school. I love to volunteer in my community. Over the past summer I did a program called Summer in the City. During this program I would help paint buildings, help plant a garden, and help play with kids in a camp in Detroit. My favorite part was playing with the kids. It made me feel good to see them smile. I also volunteered at the snowman shuffle race put together by berkley. I put together the concession stand after the race. I loved being able to help others put things together. I enjoy helping my community.

I heard cries, but I had no idea they were coming from me. The lights started to flicker, I couldn't breathe. I was holding myself captive and I was being looked at by everyone; it felt like the world was watching. A feeling of disoriented confusion and panic ran through my mind. I was experiencing my first panic attack in the midst of all my closest friends at a house party. I didn't know it at the time, but this was the first of many. This event changed my life forever because it taught me that we all have control of the environments we are in and if you ever feel uncomfortable you can just leave.