By Stefanie Lojko – Staff Reporter

Mrs. Murphy, an art teacher at Jonathan Law, runs the school’s National Art Honors Society. This year, they welcomed 14 new students along with the returning six students. In previous years, they have done an induction ceremony, welcoming every new and returning student into NAHS and they have all come together to paint an adirondack chair. On Friday, October 19  in the front lobby and by the auditorium they will be doing henna tattoos on students. Prices range from $1-$10 to support the NAHS and all the activities they plan to do. Advocate Staff Reporter Stefanie Lojko interviewed Murphy about the club.

Stefanie Lojko: What do you hope for NAHS to accomplish this school year?

Mrs. Murphy: My goals are for students to collaborate, participate and plan a variety of activities and infuse the arts throughout the law community.

SL: How do you feel about the new student’s that joined this year?

MM: I’m very excited because we have wonderful leadership and this is the largest group we’ve had with 20 students.

SL: What’s one of the biggest events NAHS is doing this year?

MM: One event is the henna tattooing after school on October 19th and another is the induction ceremony on November 19th which we are combining with the Trim-M Music Honors Society. But we are also open to any new ideas.

SL: What have you done in the past that you’re doing again?

MM: The induction ceremony.

SL: What’s your favorite thing about NAHS?

MM: It’s a place where like-minded creative students can gather and share their love of the arts.