O’Neal Celebrates International Thespian Honor Society Inductions
On Thursday, September 11th, O’Neal proudly welcomed new and returning members into the International Thespian Honor Society, a prestigious organization founded in 1929 to promote excellence in theater arts in secondary schools. Now an international community with over 2.2 million members, the Society recognizes students who demonstrate dedication, talent, and leadership in theater.
During the induction ceremony, speakers reflected on the transformative power of theater at O’Neal, sharing personal stories and highlighting the program’s growth—from a small group of passionate performers to a thriving community that supports multiple productions and festival participation. They encouraged new inductees to embrace their creativity and find inspiration in the supportive environment that O’Neal Theater offers.
Congratulations to the following students who signed the 2025–26 roster:
Caitlyn Blocklinger
Platon Karobko
Sophia Graziano
Harper Hairston
Marcus Alberto
Hannah Wilcox
Aiden Wilcox
Camden Lovsin
Paige Greytek
Marley Pace
Emme Ayers
Adelyn Pohlmeyer
King Martin Magee
Lacy Boyd
Holden Boyd
Amiya Ravula
Platon Karobko
Sophia Graziano
Harper Hairston
Marcus Alberto
Hannah Wilcox
Aiden Wilcox
Camden Lovsin
Paige Greytek
Marley Pace
Emme Ayers
Adelyn Pohlmeyer
King Martin Magee
Lacy Boyd
Holden Boyd
Amiya Ravula
We look forward to another exciting year of storytelling, collaboration, and artistic growth!
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