Schools
42 RMHS Students Inducted Into National Honor Society
Students honored for academic success and giving back.
Forty-two Reading Memorial High School students were inducted into the school's chapter of the National Honor Society at the Scholastic Awards Night that took place in the Performing Arts Center on May 12.
Members were selected for induction based on their grade point average, leadership qualities, service to the community, and outstanding character. Students inducted have significantly contributed to the community in many ways over the past year.
Inductees volunteered their time as coaches for recreational sports programs, youth group leaders, class officers, club presidents at RMHS, captains of sports teams, State House tour guides and Winchester Hospital messengers, to name a few.
Find out what's happening in Readingfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
The evening also featured a keynote address by Bill Endslow, who is a teacher and chairperson of the Fine, Performing, and Practical Arts Department at Reading Memorial High School.
The Reading Memorial High School chapter of the National Honor Society has been an active club since 1950. The National Honor Society ranks as one of the oldest and most prestigious national organizations for high school students. The Society was founded in 1921, and currently more than 22,000 chapters exist in high schools throughout the nation.
Find out what's happening in Readingfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
The evening also included the induction of 100 members of the Century Club. The Century Club at Reading Memorial High School recognizes the top 40 seniors, 30 juniors, 20 sophomores, and 10 freshmen based on the "unweighted grades" for the first three marking periods of the school year. The Century Club recognizes students who come to school each day prepared and committed to do their best in all that a typical day brings.
Nineteen students were presented with College Book Awards, based on the criteria established by the 18 colleges that participate in the RMHS program. The criteria for awards vary from college to college. Students who received awards included students who have demonstrated a serious commitment to improving the lives of children, an exceptional promise in the study of visual art, strong communication skills, exceptional leadership skills, outstanding contributions to their community and/or outstanding academic achievements.
The evening concluded with a reception organized by the parents of the 2009-2010 National Honor Society officers.
2010 National Honor Society Inductees
The following students were inducted into the RMHS chapter of National Honor Society:
- Hannah Bacon
- Jared Beaulieu
- Rachel Boschetti
- Brian Bourque
- Kathleen Bowe
- Kasey Cameron
- Amy Carnes
- Thomas Coltman
- Matthew Conway
- Samantha Cotter
- Emily Crampe
- Thomas Crowley
- Matthew Dente
- Kyra Drescher
- Tyler Ewing
- Kara Freeman
- Lanni Gagnon
- Courtney Gingras
- Robin Goldberg
- Joseph Guarino
- Brian Haungs
- Anna Johnson
- Andrew Keen
- Nicole Kwan
- Ashlynn Lawrence
- Meredith Lawrence
- Elizabeth Lucey
- Caylin Marotta
- Mark Mauriello
- Courtney McGinness
- Lindsey McGovern
- Erin McIntyre
- Kristina Norris
- Scott Onigman
- Micayla Oniskey
- Victoria Perez
- Colleen Perry
- Emma Soucy
- Elizabeth Therrien
- Emily Torman
- Gillian Walsh
- Samuel Wilson
Century Club
The following students were inducted into the RMHS 2009-2010 Century Club:
GRADE 9
- Hannah Conroy
- Scott Freeman
- Meghan Friedman
- Jennifer Green
- Anh Le
- Amanda Liberman
- Amelia Panek
- Rosemary Soucy
- Anna Teixeira
- Laura White
GRADE 10
- Paul Andrick
- Maureen Baynes
- Elysa Bond
- Jill Claroni
- Riley Condon
- Erin Cunningham
- Andrew Filipek
- Nicholas Guenard
- Kara Hunt
- Michael McGlathery
- Drew Mignosa
- Phillip Minard
- Julia Paradis
- Dennis Smith
- Avery Stroman
- Ashley Testa
- Nicolas Trauger
- Benjamin Weinreb
- Sarah Whalen
- Erin Zager
GRADE 11
- Rachel Boschetti
- Samantha Cataldo
- Matthew Conway
- Jayna Cowal
- Matthew Dente
- Julia Domenicucci
- Julia Doyle
- Kevin Duffy
- Kara Freeman
- Ellen Garrison
- Courtney Gingras
- Joseph Guarino
- Christopher Johnson
- Meghan Kelly
- Nicole Kwan
- Meredith Lawrence
- Meghan Leary
- Matthew LeBlanc
- Caylin Marotta
- Mark Mauriello
- Erin McIntyre
- Scott Onigman
- Micayla Oniskey
- Victoria Perez
- Emily Phlllips
- Adam Roberts
- Megan Sheehan
- Emily Torman
- Samuel Wilson
- William Wilson
GRADE 12
- Suha Abdeen
- Emily Adams
- Katerina Adragna
- Rose Barrett
- Alice Broadway
- Nicholas Buccellato
- Rachel Cerbone
- Lauren Chuha
- Chelsey Colvin
- Kyle Coppola*
- Rebecca Crupi
- Amanda Delaney
- Amanda Doodlesack*
- Sarah Drachler
- Amanda Farrell*
- Michaella Fusco
- Brian Greenfield
- James Harvey
- Rebecca Hecht
- Lindsay Hetherington
- Alexandra Karkos
- Lindsey Kelly
- Maxwell Lawton
- Claire MacKoul*
- Rachel Marolda
- Suzanne Millett
- Sarah Mulroy
- Alison Oehmen
- Deshanthi Perera
- Daniel Pomerleau
- Eric Pratt*
- Kelly Saunders
- Thomas Seibold
- Emily Theobald
- Nathan Tyrell
- Abigail Tyrell
- Margaret Vella
- Rachel Vinciguerra
- Julia West
- Katie Ziegler
* Denotes four-year member
College Book Awards
The College Book Awards receipients were:
- Sean Gildea -- Massachusetts School of Law
- Emily Crampe -- Chatham University
- Samantha Cotter -- Wheelock College
- Hannah Bacon -- Massachusetts College of Art and Design
- Rachel Boschetti -- Merrimack College
- Amy Carnes -- Bryant University
- Elizabeth Therrien and Tyler Ewing -- St. Michael's College
- Han Hee Jung -- University of Massachusetts at Lowell
- Victoria Perez -- Regis College
- Meredith Lawrence -- Mount Holyoke College
- Courtney Gingras -- Smith College
- Jared Beaulieu -- University of Virginia
- Colleen Perry -- Wellesley College
- Matthew Conway -- Williams College
- Kara Freeman -- Brown University
- Samuel Wilson – Dartmouth College
- Micayla Oniskey -- Princeton University
- Mark Mauriello -- Harvard College
Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.
