Two hundred

national NHS winners will be chosen this spring to receive $1,000 college

scholarships.

High schools

throughout the country were given the opportunity to each nominate two

senior members of the National Honor Society to compete. Nominees were

selected based on their leadership skills, participation in service organizations

and clubs, achievements in the arts and sciences, employment experience

and academic record.

They were also

required to write essays.

In recogonizing

leadership in co-curricular activities as well as academic performance,

the NHS scholarship stresses the importance of a well-rounded education.

Co-curricular activities are an essential part of the school curriculum.

Cullop, the

daughter of Sterling and Lucinda Cullop of Newnan, also is a member of

the LCS girls varsity basketball team and the school's Honor Board.

Van't Wout,

the daughter of Bill and Debbie Van't Wout of Peachtree City, also is

a member of the Landmark state championship volleyball team, the tennis

team, the school's Honor Board and is the senior class president.