Lemont Tabs 31 Students for Inaugural Science National Honor Society Induction

Lemont High School welcomed its first class of Science National Honor Society inductees with a brief ceremony in the school’s Board Room on March 23. A total of 31 students were honored for their excellence in science.

To be eligible for selection, students must maintain a non-weighted GPA of 3.5 or better in all science classes. All inductees must have taken at least one Honors or Advanced Placement level science class the year prior to their selection; be enrolled in at least one such class the year of their induction; and junior inductees must enroll in at least one such class as seniors to maintain their eligibility.

Additionally, students must be part of at least one of the school’s science clubs or activities, including the South Suburban Conference Science Competition, Health Occupations Student Association, Science Club, Worldwide Youth in Science & Engineering, STEM WOW, or the Argonne Research project.

The chapter sponsors are science teachers Patte Doornbos and Erin Horan.

Included among this year’s inductees are:

Seniors (9)

Madeline Coules, Anthony Dominic, Mallory Douglass, Jaron Fay, Nancy Lin, Ashley Mathews, Anuj Mehta, Janina Righetti, Eugene Yoon

Juniors (22)

Mira Antonopoulos, Rose Arnold, Armand Cantu, Gillian Connolly, Abigail Dasbach, Claudia Jazowski, Natasha Joseph, Daniel Kwiatkowski, Faraz Longi, Lukas Malakauskas, Marius Mereckis, Addison Moran, Shannon O’Donnell, Kevin Papiernik, Chris Paulius, Michelle Perini, Adam Popper, Tommy Puttrich, Jimmy Sliwa, Martinas Stanys, Zachary Swartz, Kess Turner