Courtesy photo North Central Area Schools held their annual National Honor Society Induction Banquet on Sunday, Oct. 15 at St. John Neumann Parish Hall in Spalding. Students honored include, top from left, juniors Marissa Anderson, Jadie Linder, Amber Gundrum, Eric Strahl, Brady Eichmeier, Ellie LaBonte, Dalton Hanchek, Chloe Wells and sophomore Bree Arsenault. They joined current members, bottom from left, adviser Miss Emily Westphal, secretary Hope Plunger, president Hunter Riley, parliamentarian/historian Nicole Harter, treasurer Ethan VanEnkevort and vice president Delaney Smith. In order to be selected as a member of the North Central Chapter of NHS, students need to portray the four pillars of NHS: character, scholarship, leadership and service. Juniors and seniors need to maintain a 3.3 GPA, while early admission sophomores require a 3.5 GPA. All students who are eligible solely based on GPA are given an application packet. After the packets are turned in, a faculty council of five teachers meets to vote on students for membership and schedule interviews for candidates as well. Seventeen students applied for the honor, with nine students chosen for membership this year.