42 Hickory students inducted into society

Hickory High School inducted 42 juniors and seniors who have met high standards of scholarship, service, leadership and character into its chapter of the National Honor Society Tuesday.

Over the years, the active Hickory chapter has donated thousands of dollars to needy organizations and families in the area. The American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, American Diabetic Association and St. Judes Hospital are among those who have benefited.

Inductees were chosen by a faculty council. The council selected students based on many merits, including involvement in school and community activities, exemplary conduct and a minimum weighted grade point average of 3.5.

The National Honor Society is one of the oldest and most prestigious high school organizations. Chapters exist in more than 60 percent of the nation’s high schools.

Hickory students inducted Tuesday at the school’s 40th induction ceremony include:

Jason Biddle (treasurer), Rory P. Biggins, Jessica M. Cornwall, Elizabeth Deeb, Daniela DiRupo, Victoria Ellenberger, Julie Geletka, Chelsey Giardina, Mariah Giardina, Kerry Gwinn, Heather L. Heben and Ashley Heath.

Christine Hsu, Jenny Jones (secretary), Mike Kapusta, Kelly Kawczynski, Nichole Koerth, Suzanne Konnen, Kara E. Lindey, Amy Lyons, Maegan Martuccio, Lauren L. McConahy, Lindsay Mielecki (president) and John Miller.

Rachel Monk, Courtney Nassar, Robert D. Nupp, Jennifer Pollock, Kristin Prosenjak, Jessica L. Puhak, Lindsey M. Rademacher, Steven Sederland, Justin Shaffer, Elizabeth Sherman (vice president), Gina Smegal and Ryan Tabis.

Gustin Timbers, Dana L. Tookey, Jessica Vicozi, Kristen R. Walcott, Lauren Watts and Aaron T. Young.

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