Congratulations Jr. NHS Inductees

Congratulations Jr. NHS Inductees 1Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School inducted 23 eighth grade students into the Jr. High National Honor Society during a special ceremony on October 24, 2008. These students are the first members of the Montgomery Catholic Jr. High NHS.

Pictured: row 1: Jarrett Mason, Taylor Pitters, Mary Frances Mount, Maggie Starr, Caya Taylor, Michaela Armstrong, Katherine Terino, Elena D’Argenio, Broghan Freeland. row 2: Lexie Wilkinson, Megan Karst, Robbie Sankey, David Norris, Giselle Simms, Gabby Hayes, Sarah Talbot, Joanne Spotswood. row 3: Kenneth Dickerson, Trey Riggles, Karen Kappellman, Shelby Taff, Zach Hulcher, Connor Preston.

A special reception was held in the Barranco Center for the new inductees and their parents.

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