In
and
Out
By: Alana
Cribbs
R
alston Valley is known for
many things, some not as
good as others, but one thing
that doesn’t stand out is NHS work
in the community. NHS has over
200 members that are constantly
volunteering their time in and out of
school.
Before joining NHS, many students were active in the community
in a number of ways, Lauren Sides,
the vice president, “still did about
40 hours a year of volunteer work”
and Ally adds that she “volunteered
12
through her church.”
Ally also got involved in her
middle school NJHS, they did
projects such as make sandwiches
for the poor. And in her sophomore
year, she joined NHS and latter
became president of NHS.
Ally’s job is more than just saying she is president, she runs all of
NHS with the help of other elected
students. She gets to run meetings, make sure everything is going
smoothly, put together events, make
posters, control their facebook and