Thomas Stone students inducted into honor society
More than 35 Thomas Stone High School students were inducted into the W.E.B. DuBois Honor Society on Wednesday, March 12 during a ceremony held at the school.
Stone is the first high school in Charles County and Southern Maryland to offer membership. The society recognizes, encourages and promotes scholastic achievement, leadership development and active involvement in positive community activities that promote life-long learning skills.
The following students were inducted:
- Ashley Alder, sophomore;
- Colin Buckingham, sophomore;
- Megan Duell, sophomore;
- Melanie Glessner, sophomore;
- Biola Ijadare, sophomore;
- Meagan Marziani, sophomore;
- Matthew Shimo, sophomore;
- Erika Specht, sophomore;
- Christin Waltersdorff, sophomore;
- Brooke Worrill, sophomore;
- Catherine Bauer, junior;
- Tabatha Blandford, junior;
- Justin Burch, junior;
- Samantha Cox, junior;
- Kevin Deminne, junior;
- Chineme Ezekwenna, junior;
- Jessica Gause, junior;
- Erin Hanley, junior;
- Lauren Hinson, junior;
- Jennifer Hume, junior;
- Ashlei Logan, junior;
- Zachary Lohr, junior;
- Trae Proctor, junior;
- Kathleen Wilson, junior;
- Mary Bailey, senior;
- KeAndra Barlow, senior;
- Gabrielle Boone, senior;
- Nicole Brock, senior;
- Courtni Brown, senior;
- Melissa Carpenter, senior;
- Tiara Cunningham, senior;
- Janee Johnson, senior;
- Candace Key, senior;
- Allen McKnight, senior;
- Brittani Miles, senior; and
- Latoria Williams, senior.
The W.E.B. DuBois Honor Society originated at Hampton University and is open to secondary schools. Membership goals include maintain honor roll status, refine character, promote leadership and service, maintain high principles and values and increase scholarship opportunities.
