Warwick School District

High School Students Inducted into the National German Honor Society

On September 30, 2026, 12 new members and two honorary members were inducted into the National German Honor Society, Delta Epsilon Phi, during a candle-lighting ceremony in Lititz Springs Park.

Membership requirements include the completion of German III (and continued enrollment in a German course), an academic average in German of 3.6 (out of 4.0 unweighted), an overall GPA of 3.2 (out of 4.0 unweighted), no disciplinary suspensions or administrative detentions, and demonstrated academic integrity.

During the ceremony, inducted and current members were recognized for their academic achievements and renewed their commitment to continue to promote the German language and culture.

In addition to the Warwick students who were inducted, two German exchange students were also inducted as honorary members for this school year.



Meet the Warwick High School German Honor Society members:

Officers: 

Audrey Myallis (12th, President), Lindey Henry (12th, Secretary), Mary Mateyak (12th, Social Media Manager), and Travis Stuckey (12th, Treasurer)

Returning Members:

Dorothy Andrews (12th), Soren Miller (12th), Hunter Schnee (12th), Ian Boltz (12th), Shepherd Todd (12th), Tim Jackson (12th), and Sage Wohlforth (12th)

Inductees:

Makenzy Shanklin (11th), Susanna Myallis (10th), Jocelyn Arellano Herrera (11th), Lexi Zimmerman (11th), Norah Nickens (11th), Sydney Wise (11th), Audrey DiLullo (11th), Anni Rosenwink (12th, Honorary Member), Daniel Wood (11th), Cameron Martens (11th), Hailey Nolt (11th), Sophia Thalmeier (12th, Honorary Member) Elena Care (11th), and Oliver Maljovec (11th)

Delta Epsilon Phi's mission is to recognize outstanding students of the German language and foster an increased interest in the study of German. Warwick has sponsored the  Pennsylvania Epsilon Eta Chapter since the 2004-2005 school year. Since then, the group has been involved with the Warwick community, charitable organizations, tutoring, German activities, and fundraising.

“My favorite part of induction is the candle-lighting ceremony, where we recognize each individual student for their achievements. This year we were fortunate to have perfect weather for it! Our dinner and time of fellowship with family and friends after the ceremony is also something I look forward to each fall.” - Mrs. Cassidee Esbenshade, Advisor.

Congratulations to the new inductees!