Haverling's National Honor Society inducts 34 new members

PHOTO PROVIDED Pictured above, Haverling High School students are inducted into the school district's National Honor Society in a recent ceremony. Thirty-four students were inducted, and 32 current members were honored.

BATH - The Haverling Chapter of the National Honor Society recently held its annual induction ceremony in the high school auditorium, inducting 34 new members and honroing 32 current members.

The ceremony was led by President Kristen Polmanteer, Vice-president Chelsey Keeler, and Secretary Jodianne Lindmark. Current members that spoke about National Honor Society virtues included Evan Sieling, Stephanie Forester, Jonathon Archer, and Nathan McDowell. Danielle Hapeman performed a solo on the marimba. Special music was also provided by Mr. Neil Bryson.

Given by Dr. Peter Milewski, the key note address challenged students to develop the individual they were designed to be using their unique talents and strengths for the benefit of all.

A reception was held immediately following the induction ceremony.

The new inductees to Haverling's Chapter of the National Honor Society were: Justin Brown, Jason Carpenter, Robert Cilino, Emily Crocker, Kathleen Dickinson, Leah Fuerst, Cassandra Funk, Ray Gibson, Abigail Hall, Elisabeth Hall, Brent Harrison, Brenden Heil, Cody Hutcheson, Chelsea Kolz, Emily Martin, Liesl McCloskey, Derrick McGlynn, Ariel Murphy, Charles Musso, Morgan Ostrander, Noelle Pedersen, Samuel Robbins, Michael Rossi, Rebekah Rutkowski, Jessica Smith, Michael Smith, Adam Snavely, Emily Stephenson, Nicole Trenchard, Karl VanAmburg, Sarah VanGelder, Nicole von- Hagn, Anna Wheaton, and Cory White.

The National Honor Society was founded in 1921 by the National Association of Secondary School Principals to encourage the fundamental virtues of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Selection for membership in the organization is recognized as one of the highest honors that can be earned by a high school student.