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Warren JFK inducts National Honor Society students in online event

By Mahoning Matters staff
Warren JFK Principal Alyse Consiglio and the Rev. John Michael Lavelle, director of faith formation, light candles to reflect the pillars of leadership, scholarship, service, and character during the school's online National Honor Society induction ceremony. (Contributed photo)
Warren JFK Principal Alyse Consiglio and the Rev. John Michael Lavelle, director of faith formation, light candles to reflect the pillars of leadership, scholarship, service, and character during the school's online National Honor Society induction ceremony. (Contributed photo)

WARREN — Warren John F. Kennedy Catholic School inducted 17 members into National Honor Society with an online ceremony.

The newest NHS members are Cameron Hollobaugh, Robert Plizga, Nathan Bartoe, Cassandra Binion, Chloe Coates, Alex DeSalvo, John Dragos, Deonna Ellis, Emma Gorby, Nia Johnson, Nilah Johnson, Edward Kiernan, Kaycie Martinko, Michael Mauro, Morgan Rieger, Shae Westfall and Liam Wilson.

Leading the ceremony were: Alyse Consiglio, principal; Joseph Kenneally, president; and the Rev. John Michael Lavelle, director of faith formation.

The ceremony was celebrated with prayer, words of encouragement and congratulations.

Filmed in multiple locations, faculty members reviewed the four pillars of the National Honor Society (scholarship, leadership, service, and character) and each current member was honored.

The new inductees filmed their pledge individually and their words, led by adviser Michael Klockner, were merged together so they could celebrate as a group.

This story was originally published April 26, 2020 at 12:24 PM with the headline "Warren JFK inducts National Honor Society students in online event."