… must get it from his momma lol

… I missed the induction trapping a half wild stray dog for the sheriff

… got it caught in a dirthole and delivered to the shelter (his request)


… proud of big Bud

Congrats

Congrat's young man.

Congratulations

Whut iz it? My eye's are bad

That is Great!!! I would be very proud also.

National Honors Society… nothin you and I would know much about lol

Like me, you've raised a much smarter kid than yourself. Congratulations to him!

You got any other hidden secrets coming ....Doctors or Rocket Scientists that are in your family? lol
Nice work Big Bud! You are doing something right Savell....keep it going.

Congratulations, Was a member myself. The young man has a promising future ahead of him.

Good deal. Congrats Bud

Congrats to him, Mom, and Dad!

I know ya'll proud of him!

One of the nicest, humble young men I been around. still remember coming to see him when he was born. time flies folks.

Nice job Bud.

Never in my life been asked if I was a member of NHS or received anything in life for it. Yes, I was, but as I told my wife - it was pointless, kind of like 98% of my college classes.

Being recognized for excelling in something as a result of lots of dedication and hard work is important for shaping young peoples lives. Congratulations to Big Bud and kudos to his parents.

Congratulations I wasn’t smart enough for that honor too busy hunting, fishing and trapping in high school. Congratulations to the young man

…he also has good hands

Congratulations to your son. NHS induction requires a commitment to academics, service, leadership and character. There are opportunities for him to further build his leadership skills and apply for scholarships. As advisor to our high school chapter for 15 years, I can honestly say this was my favorite group of students to work with.

Life is a result of the choices one makes. How sad if NHS induction and 98% of the college classes one takes is perceived as pointless later in life.