William Tennent Hall Of Fame Induction Includes Bucks Co. DA

WARMINSTER, PA —William Tennent High School will induct its 2023 Academics Hall of Fame Wednesday night including Bucks County District Attorney Matthew D. Weintraub as one of six former students.

A welcome reception takes place at 6 p.m. Wednesday with the ceremony at 7 p.m.

Weintraub was a member of the Class of 1986. He will be inducted by Centennial school board member Charles Martin.

The other inductees include:

• Kurt E. Kramer, Class of 1978 —Kramer is a New Jersey Superior Court Judge, Camden County Hall of Justice. He will be inducted by Bernard McGorrey III.
• Dr. Mary Wilby, Class of 1975 — Retired. She will be inducted by Pat Boyle.
• Carl Anthony Maio, Class of 1966 —Partner of Fox Rothchild LLP, Attorneys at Law. He will be inducted by Mary Frances Swider Barr.
• Dr. Daniel J. Lebovic, Class of 1997 —Works for the Alliance Cancer Specialists. Will be inducted by Karen Adams.
• Charles W. Ormsby Jr., Class of 1977 —Partner of Semanoff, Ormsby, Greenberg & Torchia, LLC. Inducted by Linda (Deveau) Ormsby.

The Hall of Fame honors alumni who have gone on to significant success and also individuals who have made contributions in academia, athletics, or the arts during their tenure or in association with the Centennial School District.

"Your induction into the Academic Hall of Fame is a testament to your hard work, perseverance, and commitment to excellence," Schools Superintendent Dana Bedden said in the induction program. "You have demonstrated exceptional academic skills, leadership abilities, and personal qualities that have set you apart from your peers and have made you a role model for others to emulate."