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The NTHS (National Technical Honor Society) is a non-profit organization founded in 1984. NTHS was founded to recognize excellence in workforce education and award scholarships to its members. NTHS membership is now considered America's highest award for excellence in career and technical education. Students must have a GPA of 3.0 or better and excel in their Career and Technical Education Classes to be inducted. Each student was presented with their NTHS certificate, a letter of recommendation, a graduation cord, a pin, a tassel, information on scholarship offers, and a membership card. The John L. LeFlore National Technical Honor Society induction ceremony was held on Monday, April 19, 2021.

Congratulation to our new inductees Aaliyah Alexander, Tyzeire Curry, Kennedy Jones, Samryia Lee, Brandon McCall, Milton Massey, Jamaya Milton, Amiya Price, Nyla Reiss, Taelar Sanders, Kamirah Sank, Heaven Wright and Ashanti Young.

WHO ARE THE

AZALEA TRAIL MAIDS?

The Azalea Trail Maids are a group of 50 high school seniors chosen yearly to serve as "official ambassadors" for the city of Mobile. The Maids, wearing dresses meant to look like flowers, make appearances at many local, state and national events. They often serve as greeters when foreigners and dignitaries visit the city, and are required to be knowledgeable about the city's landmarks and history. In addition, they must have a good grade point average to be accepted and have great interview skills. The maids are accepted through a dual interview process, interviewing at the school and county level. Hundreds of girls initially try out, but only 50 become Azalea Trail Maids. The Maids are meant to embody the ideals of "Southern Hospitality" and appeared at the inauguration of President Barack Obama.

(information taken from enwikipedia.org)

THANK YOU ERYN FOR REPRESENTING LHS THROUGH YOUR SERVICE AS AN AZALEA TRAIL MAID!