Contributed As part of its recent induction ceremony, Oak Glen High School's Regina Wehner Chapter of the National Honor Society also recognized the 42 existing members, providing them with an opportunity to discuss their plans for the future.

NEW CUMBERLAND – Oak Glen High School recently hosted the 62nd induction ceremony of the Regina Wehner Chapter of the National Honor Society in the school’s Little Theater, welcoming 46 new members and recognizing the accomplishments of 42 existing members.

The chapter is guided by faculty advisors Trisha Enochs and Amanda McKinney.

New Inductees included: Madison Baird, Mikalyn Balch, Brooklyn Barnhart, Halle Baumgarner, Evelynn Bellville, Neveah Brooks, Roxye Brown, Mattie Carney, Ruby Chaney, Olivia Cronin, Aidan Dawson, Cammrin Dittman, Amirra Duke, Jessa Fields, Lyndon Graf, Hadassah Gray, Chase Hartung, Kenzie Hayes, Allison Haynes, Nevaeh Heath, Lilianna Hughes, Alana Hukill, Mason Kell, Amelia Kenzie, Kaylie Little, Marleah Lough, Leah McMahan, Josh Maher, Jade Mumford, Bri Polly, Samuel Potts, Cole Raines, Camryn Richards, Kylie Robinson, Kendall Six, Ellie Smith, Dezierae Stewart, Megan Thompson, Kairi Thornburg, Keira Vick, Lexi Vincent, Shawn Ware, Alexandra Watkins, Addyson Wells, Noah Willey, and Reese Witherow.

The ceremony also highlighted the achievements of existing members, who shared their future plans.

Current chapter members are: Brenden Ates, Alayna Bailey, Katelyn Barnhart, Nic Boyd, Faith Buchanan, Cody Cocquit, Kaylee Culbreth, Tyler Evans, Emma Everett, Calee Ferrell, Gavin Geisse (Vice President), Giada Giambroni, Macy Hartung, Danica Holden, Kylie Holmes, Sam Jenkins, Boden Konchar, Brayley Lash, Caleb Logston, Maddox McKay (President), Avery Martin, Cameron Michaud (Treasurer), Ella Paras, Sarah Robinson (Historian), Emileigh Schlotter, Noah Schmidt, Brooklyn Six, Tori Snider, Emma Stansbury, Ella Stewart, Emma Stewart, Haylee Stewart, Rylee Swartzmiller (Secretary), Sophie Taylor, Mykala Walker, Gabriella Watkins, Isabella Weber, Will Weekley, Abigail Whitehead, Lizanna Wimberly, Cassidy Wright, and Lucas Zoellers.

Contributed Oak Glen High School's Regina Wehner Chapter of the National Honor Society recently inducted 46 new members. A ceremony was held in March in the high school's Little Theater.

The National Honor Society was founded in 1921, following the vision of Edward Rynearson, principal of the Fifth Avenue High School in Pittsburgh, with support from the National Association of Secondary School Principals.

It was designed as a way to not only encourage education, but service, leadership and character in the schools.

Today, more than 16,000 active chapters exist.