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National Honor Society - Bishop Lawrence F. Schott Chapter

Sister Christine Cunningham, IHM - Faculty Team Chairperson

Faculty Team Members: Mrs. Cathy Ciocci; Mr. Eric Mark; Sister Marilyn McCusker, SCC; Mr. Martin T. Pavelic, Jr.; Mrs. Gemma Phillips

Academic Year 2010-2011

 

Leadership Positions:

• President - Denton Williams
• Vice President - Alessandro DiSanto
• Secretary - Marissa Liberacki
• Treasurer - Elizabeth Ciccocioppo

2010-2011Seniors

Sara Allwein	Alessandro DiSanto	Marissa Liberacki	Josh Stegall
Caitlin Anderson	Christopher Dunlap	Natalie Martella	Laura Tringali
Anthony Bender	Karlie Esworthy	Jessica Miller	Kristen VanderWoude
Luke Benedict	Chelsea Farabaugh	Rachel Miller	Eilish Welsh
Evan Bensch	Erin Fennessy	Anne Mrazik	Bianca Wheaton
Liz Ciccocioppo	Cara Graeff	Emily Mullady	Denton Williams
Catherine Cordaro	Laura Habich	Sara Osmolinski	Emma Wilson
Katherine DeLucy	Jillian Kinsey	Marc Pugliese

 

 

 

 

 

The Philosophy

Accepting the teaching of Christ as found in Luke 12:48 "to those who have been given much, much is expected" the Bishop Lawrence F. Schott Chapter of the National Honor Society encourages its members to develop further their own potential by using the talents God gives them to benefit others and increase their own merit before God.

The National Honor Society is comprised of a group of Bishop McDevitt High School Juniors and Seniors who endeavor to model our Chapter's Philosophy.  We honor students who:

• Achieve an advanced level of scholastic standing
• Manifest Christian character traits
• Demonstrate leadership qualities both in and out of school
• Render worthy service

We nurture our members' talents so that each may grow in the realization that their God-given gifts are meant to serve others.  Each member strives to be the leaven which raises the quality of the:

• Bishop Lawrence F. Schott Chapter of the NHS
• Bishop McDevitt community
• Clubs or teams within our community
• Parishes/Places of Worship

Continuous evaluation of the qualities which merit our members' selection into the NHS, and acceptance of the fact that default of maintaining these qualities may lead to dismissal, fosters self evaluation and creates an atmosphere of growth reflecting the principles of the National Honor Society.