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Central Carolina Community College inducted 29 students into its Beta Sigma Phi chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society at a ceremony Nov. 8 in the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. PTK is the official honor society for two-year colleges and the largest honor society in American higher education. The fall 2012 officers are (front, starting fourth from left) President Seth Tom, of Pittsboro; Public Relations Secretary Kimberly Guin, of Sanford; Zachary White, of Harnett County; and President Jonathan Stubbs, of Pittsboro. The inductees (not all are pictured) were Jane Blessing, Susana Ekis, Carla Hamilton, Christina Hill, Rhonda Ryser, DeAnn Trevathan, Michelle Troutman, and Adrianne Whitaker, all of Sanford; Victoria Brown, Joni Buzzard, Jessica Byrd, and Sally Rosales, all of Lillington; Koren Hailey and Brandon Roten, both of Angier; Tonya Jordan and Delores Yeager, both of Fuquay Varina; Alisha Coker and Aislinn Sparkman, both of Fort Bragg; Elise Janson, of Pittsboro; Jenifer Bratchie, of Monroe; Amanda Eury, of Spring Lake; Elizabeth George, of Moncure; Stephen Glavin, of Creedmoor; Caleb Jimenez, of Fayetteville; David Summey, of Holly Springs; Janet Thorne, of Carrboro; Andrew Brusnahan, of Eden; Andrew Clark, of Raleigh; and, William Bourret, of Chapel Hill. Pictured with the group are CCCC Board of Trustees Chairman Julian Philpott (second row, left), PTK co-advisor Mike Neal (back, left), and (second row, from right) PTK co-advisor Mark Hall and CCCC President Bud Marchant.