Juneau-Douglas High School graduate Megan Behnke who attends St. Olaf College in Minnesota was inducted into Alpha Psi Omega (the national theater honor society), Phi Beta Kappa (the nation’s oldest academic honor society) and Phi Lambda Upsilon (the national chemistry honor society. She is the daughter of Larri Spengler and Steven Behnke.
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